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Tink | Software Engineer Backend | Site Reliability Engineer | Stockholm, Sweden Flexible remote (within Europe)
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I built a simple site for domain lovers.

Features
1. Based on verified ownership of domains
2. Easily-use management page
3. Post and get your domains discovered by other domain lovers
4. Interact with the domain owners by like/review their domains
5. Follow/unfollow the domain owners
6. Integrate with Cloudflare Analytics
7. Domain monitor to monitor WHOIS items and DNS records of specific domains and get email notifications on updating.

Any feedback would be appreciated.
I expect to be downvoted for this but I think there is an appeal in an institution that dogmaticaly upholds a "higher" ideal of human behavior. They try to provide us with an example of how a hypothetical family with essentially unlimited resources that is born into this world with a social duty should theoretically behave. They also show us constant examples that human emotions are a factor regardless of your socio-economic situation. This provides the layman with an answer to the question "what would I do if I won the lottery and was instantly vaulted into the highest social circle?" Would you use your influence for the good of the people while maintaining a scandalous affair? Would you fall into the same emotional traps as the royals?

I think it's an interesting social experiment that may be worth the cost it requires to maintain.
Why relying on productivity tools can backfire
> Also, every member of the royal family should be stripped of their wealth and exiled.

With regards of being stripped of wealth, what makes the Royal Family different to other cases of inherited wealth? Should I not bother saving up money for my kids?
Considering the police officer is on duty and inside the precinct - which is aimed at serving the public, I wouldn't consider this "playing music to yourself".

Otherwise, every employee in bars and restaurants could "play music to themselves", without paying anything and without infringing copyrights ?
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That's just an ad campaign for a jewelry store.

https://www.deadlinedetroit.com/articles/22062/why_does_some...
I'm confused how to use this. Do I need VS Code installed and/or do I need to open the URL through VS Code? The readme doesn't seem to offer much guidance, and any time I visit any 1s repo (even the example https://github1s.com/microsoft/vscode link in the readme), I just see a blank, white page.

People are talking about loading pages on mobile, so it doesn't seem like VSC is needed...
Security Analysis for AWS
Mostly okay, the OSes are really getting there. Most of them are shared with that of the PinePhones.

The driver support is also mostly there. I believe for the PinePhones pretty much the entire hardware is working and usable. They are still not daily drivers, but it gets closer each day.
Do not waste time with STL vectors (2012)
AT&T had a project to run fiber into every home in America in the 90s. It was scheduled to be completed by 2000. Then, the Bush administration broke them up...
> I really wish it had Cmd+P support for searching for project files.

Works for me. CTRL+P on Linux though.
There are two separate potential copyright issues here: The public performance, and the recording. The cop was the one responsible for the public performance.
You can self host Gitlabs. I did that a few years back and it's quite nice. It has a similar feature set to Github. Gitlab these days is a perfectly good alternative and it's popular as well though not nearly as popular as Github.

Self hosted gitlab is nice, until you realize that you can get the same functionality for free from Github and any second of devops spent on your self hosted thing is technically just money down the drain. In our case, I got a little worried about our flaky backups and the fact we were using a single node vm in AWS to host this. The fix would have been increasing cost by spending on more vms and devops. Instead, we switched to Github. And that was before they had free plans with unlimited repositories and developers. We actually paid for it and saved money (not to mention stress). These days it's a no-brainer because at 0$ per month you get source hosting, CI via github actions, and all the rest. I'd actually gladly pay for it before considering other options. But it seems MS has decided that's not worth the effort.

The thing with OSS is that it's not the world you want but the world we all build together. Plenty of people that want stuff but rarely enough that go out there and actually build it, persist with building it, find the right people to collaborate with to get things done, and then collectively deliver results. That takes a platform to collaborate on and for better or worse that platform is Github and git.

Mercurial just never got of the ground as a mainstream solution and fell behind as Git got more popular. It had a shot as long as it was the third option (along with subversion and git) on Sourceforge before Github was a thing. But then Github happened and offered a nice UI for pull requests and that turned out to have been the killer feature developers wanted and needed.
> it's unlikely the rules won't change as political pressure mounts.

No. It's extremely unlikely the rules WILL change. With curfew extended for another month, there is an as good as zero chance they will drop 1.5m rules (which is what the committee has based their decision on) before March.
"Applied for a Java role, but had JavaScript questions. Tried to explain to interviewer there are unrelated things, was asked to come back when I learn more about Java. One star."

Removed because it exposes interview process.
Development and History of DikuMUD
In Italy, a country often not "idealistically" represented when it comes to technology and infrastructure, I pay 27 EUR for 1 Gbps, uncapped, unlimited.
Just to be very clear, that application is intended as a joke. (just in case)
Ireland didn't get rid of the monarchy violently, it happened as a result of the Republic of Ireland Act, 1949.
Jazzer – Modern fuzz testing for the JVM (open-sourced)
They can just have a job. Now if you work on the tobacco industry, knowing full well the bad side-effects of tobacco consumption and keep working on it then you don't have any morals.
Quick note: it's an unfortunate fact of life that some engineers make a career of exaggerating things.
We reached our first 1.5K B2B customers
Happy to share with you that we reached already 1.5K amount of users who are happy with us. It also is happened because of your dedicated feedback that you gave us during these months and we tried to implement them all. There is left to implement few more features such as - feature request mechanism, roadmap generator, and yeah, also website redesign.
Thank you for your help and support, you can continuously give us feedback and you will get our appreciation :)
Big hugs from Beupify's team!
Sooo not true. Dutchman here. Nobody cares about elfstedentocht, nobody in the civilized areas at least.
No. Terms and conditions do not apply. Anyone can, at any time, for any reason. Email domains are a historic accident; let's semantically decouple them from the domain system. The tech companies can figure out how to implement that.

The nice thing about a law is we can figure out how to do it after, not before. :)

It wouldn't be difficult! There are 7.6 billion people on the planet, an average email address is probably 25 characters. If every email address is forwarded, that's ~380GB of forwarding data (from address + to address) - and keep in mind that's the stupidest implementation and the worst case possible. I'd like to think that someone who offers a public email service can reserve 380GB of SSD for a forwarding table without going out of business.

Practically, I'd expect vendors to quickly agree on a "301 permanently moved" scheme. So if a Yahoo user is sending an email to a GMail user who moved to a private mail server, Yahoo wouldn't even bother pinging GMail (after the first time) because they'd know that address was moved.
This is where I chuckle at people talking about AI becoming software engineers and the like.
Unicode parsing error causes segfault in gnu screen
Not a US citizen either, but I feel there something wrong with US citizens to begin with. Policing is just a reflection of it.
I thought I knew my computer history... But why does the article say its IBM's x86 architecture?! If IBM owned that I dunno how Intel or AMD would be a company. (I do know that IBM made the PC and we have them to thank them for the clones which made the PC industry).

Edit: spelling
This is as transparent to outside observers as it gets compared to ML.
With a combo of AdBlock Plus and uBlock Origin and kill all the carousels (for many years now). Since then my shopping in Amazon is a breeze. They do make changes every now and then and I have to block 'this new carousel' that just appeared, but overall my eyes get polluted less.
It's kind of strange. 20 years ago there was the House of Commons making laws, with the House of Lords checking the laws, and the Queen who signed the votes.

Now, the House of Commons has made the House of Lords something that can be ignored, and now they also want to do away with the Queen.

I think it is dangerous to see the House of Commons gaining more and more power over the country, without any regulatory body being able to hold them in line.
Basically, the person who leads the party that wins the general elections the moment the Queen's powers are stripped, is the person who creates, validates, appoints and signs the laws of the country. Is that the power you want to give to one single party? What if that body decides to stop holding elections?

A Head of State that holds office for more than one or two periods of a House isn't such a bad idea. Continuity is also important, especially considering the whims of (less than) half the general population every fout years.
Still not enough to offset the cost of brexit.
Given that Bakumatsu and Meiji restoration happened in the 1850s the “last Samurai fight” happened only much later. The period in question was an attempt to keep fighters in check and prevent Shogun to be overthrown.

Bushido was real, Hagakure was written by a scribe from discussions with a holder of Bushido because before that Bushido was mostly transmitted through oral tradition. That daimyo was one to challenge useless deaths such as junji, so it’s not like he was entirely a fan of the whole thing but he probably lived by Bushido very much to the core.

Put into context that looks suspiciously like an interview for historical records and persistence in writing of an oral tradition. I would not be surprised if it was published only after the daimyo’s death because he made a vow to keep this knowledge secret, which was still common up to last century (Katori Shinto Ryu was probably one of the first schools to officially break with that and share previously secret knowledge about fighting technique and philosophy)

Now, there is romanticisation of Bushido and Samurai, but mostly from 1900s imperialism and WW2 propaganda which taints our glasses very much.
Does this actually improve our understanding of the visual cortex or is it just a technological curiosity?
Covid-19 Is Malware
One possible problem is that there are always more people willing to step in. I assume that I can still find a Japanese to English dictionary by searching Google. If one, or N, such websites get taken out by algorithmic flaws or bad actors reporting competitors, then others will simply rise up and take their place (or Google will subsume their content into the instant answers section). In this way, Google may not really be losing anything even if they are constantly burning their partners - there are always new partners coming up.
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4G service in USA is about $4/GB now.
Maybe not. See https://www.macrumors.com/2020/12/22/m1-mac-windows-parallel... .
Show HN: Community for bloggers Post get feedback and traffic
Have you checked the art vs bullshit ratio?
The main page doesn't have much detail. This page to which it links is more enlightening https://xconomy.com/texas/2017/02/13/amid-fake-news-authenti...
IMO the obvious solution would be to allow a bare dot, like .local_variable

But I don't see that, or any other solution for local variables, in the PEP
This is the picture: https://www.biorxiv.org/content/biorxiv/early/2021/02/03/202...

Edit: I just realized from the other pictures that they're frames from Doctor Who, making the resulting aliens somewhat fitting.
There’s OpenSeaMap: https://map.openseamap.org/
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Senna won 50%, Prost won 43%.
Senna won the championship by 3 points over Prost.

Explain to me how that falls under the definition of “constantly” beat.
Off topic - is there a way to get an index of all businesses in OSM (restaurants, hotels, shops, etc)? I need the data for training a NLP model.
Hi Smattiso,
Thanks for your feedback.
First of all, production costs in the East are significantly cheaper than those in the United States.
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I was thinking about this the other day. When I was a kid I'd think 1-12 moves ahead, I'd obviously learned to prune bad moves and it worked pretty well for me.

But then thinking about it, this is exactly the wrong way to train your brain. It's job isn't to evaluate every single position, but rather to train it in the form of a "neural network" to institutionally recognize good vs. bad positions, and to expand on that.

Looking at some high ranked players online, this seems to be the way they recognize positions and possibilities.
Which is usually an excuse to enforce the personal preferences of some. Programming is not an activity performed by robots (yet).
You seem to misunderstand how copyright works. Registration is not required and there is no comprehensive registry of everything copyrighted. Copyrights are created upon creation of the work and inure to the author. Registration merely grants the author certain benefits (e.g., a right to pursue statutory damages against infringers).

> No filing? Copyright invalid, public domain.

This would kill copyright entirely. 99.999% of copyright-eligible works are commercially worthless and always will be. Even if registration were free, it would not be worth the time to do it in most cases. However, we want to protect all copyrightable works so that in the 0.001% case, the right person or people can capitalize on the value of their work. For example, if you wrote a story years ago and would like to make it into a novel, it would be unfair if anyone could copy your story because you didn't register your copyright.
web3 as a whole is very early and still being built and developed, that's why there is not one definition of web3. The biggest commonality is that the solutions are focused on decentralization and censorship-resistance, as those are two of the main issues plaguing the web today.

Imagine the web in the 90s, some people saw promise while others asked themselves what it actually is. Fast forward 5/10/20 years and what web3 is will be a lot more clear as we'll have mainstream web3 applications deployed and used then.
GTK4 may eventually improve things - while I am happily adding more and more GTK4 apps to https://linmobapps.frama.io, they don't profit from GPU acceleration due to the Mali 400 graphics in the PinePhone only supporting OpenGL(ES) 2.
Why should it matter? It’s a dictionary, words are in it. What will they find objectionable is utterly random and should not be a factor... what people find objectionable enough to hardcode exceptions for can be rather idiosyncratic https://twitter.com/techdrgn/status/1359221506165805060?s=21 for example.

More importantly, the issue is that there’s no recourse in these cases. It’s downright stupid that you can report a dictionary for this and get them permanently banned. If the issue is don’t run ads on naught word pages then google should make this list public and stop ruining businesses by practicing “I’ll know it when I see it” style moderation by algorithmic bots without human oversight.
We are so proud. A real man of the peoples.
Mapping should be something done by the government. They know the most (construction plans etc) and they need to do it anyway. The data should then be available to anyone who needs it.
It may be "many" but it does not mean that the defining nature of advertising is ethically neutral. I think I just quote Banksy/Tejaratchi:

"People are taking the piss out of you everyday. They butt into your life, take a cheap shot at you and then disappear. They leer at you from tall buildings and make you feel small. They make flippant comments from buses that imply you're not sexy enough and that all the fun is happening somewhere else. They are on TV making your girlfriend feel inadequate. They have access to the most sophisticated technology the world has ever seen and they bully you with it. They are The Advertisers and they are laughing at you.

You, however, are forbidden to touch them. Trademarks, intellectual property rights and copyright law mean advertisers can say what they like wherever they like with total impunity.

Fuck that. Any advert in a public space that gives you no choice whether you see it or not is yours. It's yours to take, re-arrange and re-use. You can do whatever you like with it. Asking for permission is like asking to keep a rock someone just threw at your head.

You owe the companies nothing. Less than nothing, you especially don't owe them any courtesy. They owe you. They have re-arranged the world to put themselves in front of you. They never asked for your permission, don't even start asking for theirs."

Edit: Credits also to Tejaratchi
Why not make GitHub fast? Why do I have to use an editor embedding a web browser instead of using a web browser?
This is actually really awesome and I think it could help me a lot!
This is brilliant. Should be a core part of GitHub
Let's not forget the Lords Spiritual, the 26 bishops who sit in the Lords -- we are still, just a bit, a theocracy.
If that’s your response then what’s the point of trying to rationalize your meat eating? If you like meat that comes from animals that are unnecessarily killed then that’s your prerogative, but don’t try to dress it up in spiritual terms like “reverence”.
Similar thing happened to me but with Of Mice and Men and Macbeth. Come to enjoy those stories but it always felt like I was meant to glean a deeper meaning than even the author intended!
I live in central London, about 5 minutes away from Google HQ. Here on I can only get 10Mbps ADSL2+ connections. I ended using a mobile broadband modem for the whole house, at least it gets me up to 20Mbps.

Now, before living here, I was living in Rio de Janeiro state in Brazil. I had 300Mbps fiber connection cheaper than the price I'm paying for shit connection in London.
This is good, and it works well. The issue (as others may have pointed out) is not that simple apps _can't_ be produced, it's that they _won't be accepted_ when they are. The same thing happened to TCL/Tk ... it "doesn't look right" so is dismissed. By and large, the driving force seems to be those who want to pay for "sexy dashboards", usually but not limited to those whose primary motivation is initial impact. Aesthetics are everything - functionality is secondary. Snake oil sells. Things that "look old" are laughed out of the room. It's unhealthy.
Yes, unfortunately you're right in that there's lots of room for improvement. Nevertheless I'd call the rk3399 a decent SoC, but then for me the fact that it runs without proprietary firmware is certainly more important than pure performance. What I'd really like to have though, is more RAM - I run my desktop on the rk3399. And I already use the PinePhone as a daily driver although I see that it's not there for most of the people.

But maybe this could not only change at the big vendors' whim, but also if more people express their wish for systems that are less locked in by changing their priorities.
There are quite a few places in bitcoin where trust is required. For example, the software is developed by a relatively small group of core devs and 99%+ of bitcoin users will never read that code (and its dependencies) to see if it contains backdoors. We just have to trust the devs to "do it right" and not get compromised by either greed or blackmailed by external parties. If you presuppose a sophisticated enough attacker, the distribution methods could be MITMed so that the distributed binaries are not what is in the source code. The various miner pools could be compromised as well so that they run different software than the "main" bitcoin branch (but with a similar interface). If you accept that crypto exchanges are essential to bring down the barrier to entry, they need to be trusted as well. For any transaction also involving an exchange of goods or services not on the blockchain, you need to either trust the counterparty to actually fulfill their obligations, you have to involve a (trusted) clearing house or you have to trust the legal system to enforce the contract.

Tbh, trustlessness in payment systems is pretty much unachievable at scale. And if you are going to need trusted parties anyway, why have a blockchain in the first place? You can get a much better solution with a centralized database managed by the trusted party.
It was because Facebook practiced open allocation for engineers at the time.

Essentially, you had a choice of teams and the manager would need to convince the engineer to work on the project.

At the time, ads was not a high status part of FB engineering, and as such, it was very difficult to get people to work on ads products.
Jeez, that site has so much information. I wonder what their sources are
The cold is grueling though.
I'm confused about your objection.

That's how it works in almost every modern democratic country. The check and balance to the power of the current government is the constitution, with a national constitutional court enforcing it.
This happens in countries with and without a monarch - Spain re-ran their elections in 2016 and again in 2019 because no party could present themselves to the king as viable (a.k.a a majority coalition). Israel, without a monarch, has been re-running their elections for two years now because a weak coalition forms, governs for a minute, and then falls apart.