skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I setup Zabbix[0] on a dedicated atom server and did all of the heavy leg work once (created templates, triggers, dashboards, auto-discovery ip ranges etc). Then I sit back and build my systems as usual and they all become monitored based on the tags applied to the vm. Notification is managed by zabbix which sends email alerts, has a tie in to twilio for sms notification and there are a few third party mobile apps for remote monitoring.

This also means I am on call 24/7. I have rundeck [1] (the real star of this automated show) running on another host to tackle most common tasks for me like restarting services or backing up DBs. But sometimes I do have to phone a friend and ask for help or direct them through tasks to get things running (happened once over 12 years)

My buddy and I are finishing up touches on a service monitoring SaaS which is just an html5 front end to the above system. If there is interest I will make a note to have a release party here on HN

[0] - https://www.zabbix.com

[1] - https://www.rundeck.com
PROTIP: Select your LaunchAgents and LaunchDaemons folders in /Library and ~/Library, select Folder Actions Setup in the Services menu, and enable folder actions. You can use "add - new item alert.scpt" to be notified whenever a new item is added to those folders.

For even more protection, I flat out locked the folders ~/Library/LaunchAgents and ~/Library/LaunchDaemons in Finder, though this could interfere with some software you use.
Er, right, the question is about how size affects the ability to have effective supervision. You also need to at least try to have supervision, but I think that's taken for granted by the proposal to make things smaller (I guess assuming that lack of interventionist supervision now is due to it failing in the large group, and will come back at smaller scale).
Yes, you're right - in order to take more effective action we need to plaster a running death count to the TV screen 24/7 for every American media consumer to view. Time Warner/Comcast/Viacom/Fox know what's best for us and it has absolutely nothing to do with them manipulating emotions for profit.
Are you referring to fox news? I'd like to see examples from somewhere more reputable, and not your one-off-editor-shoulda-caught-that issue.
Unique_ptr difference between libstdc++ and Libc++ crashes your application
Well, all current data-centric global consensus cryptocurrencies are vulnerable.

In the Holochain model (https://holo.host/) of distributed agent-centric consensus, a single non-fraudulent DHT node can detect any fraudulent transaction, and all other non-fraudulent nodes are informed of the self-incriminated fraudulent agent and transaction, confirm the fraud, and no longer respond to the fraudulent node.

So, only a 100% attack will succeed. And, the ill-gotten gains are permanently useless.
> I wonder if it was intentional or just a matter of priorisation.

I assume both? Intentionally prioritise iPhone over Android, because thats still (rightly or wrongly) considered the higher value platform to target. Instagram did this back when they launched in 2010 too.
Even day to day operations/maintenance becomes that much painful. Think of all those security patches, zero down time deployments, failovers, log aggregation, monitoring setup so on and so forth.
A competitive market reduces costs and profits. Why would the Republicans do that?
When you have salt, you can use less of a spice. Salt used to be rare, so more spices were needed.

If your choice was between "rice and egg with pepper" and "rice and egg without pepper", you would choose with pepper if you could afford it. It simply was that huge of a difference.
Absolutely - thanks for using it!
> Doktoringenieur

Never seen it in practical German though.

> And is even more right than a regular Herr Doctor because he is also an Engineer.

On the contrary. The traditional universities didn't want to accept technical universities as full ones.A full university is supposed to have theology, jurisprudence, philosophy and medicine.
Technical universities were more practical oriented and to some degree looked down upon.
So they couldn't give "proper" doctor titles. Just "dr.-ing." (note the hyphen), compared to "Dr. Med.", "Dr. Phil."...

The Dutch apparently do have a double title for doctors, which are also engineers.
If that were true, people would still be buying pet supplies from Pets.com and books from Amazon.com

I don't understand. Amazon sells some very large percentage of every book sold in the world. What are you saying?

The fact everyone knows what is meant by 'FAANG' should demonstrate how few actual niches exist in the digital space.

What does this mean? A niche is a very specific market segment. The presence of extremely large players does not negate the presence of niches. Niches exist whether or not there companies taking advantage of them.

Communication is difficult, that's why words matter. I think you should choose your words more carefully and make sure you are double-checking that the things you are saying actually make sense.
They also didn't have colorblind-friendly options for the longest time.

I used to joke GGG was so hardcore even their accessibility feature had a difficulty level.
I don't think it's as complex as you're making it. Community accountability works through shared cultural standards and social pressure to conform to the status quo; Google employees don't have shared cultural standards, and the whole problem here is that some of them don't think it's right to conform to the status quo. The reason you've never seen it in action is that, in a multicultural society, it doesn't work on any scale larger than a friend group.
> When you’re different and othered, you’re targeted by the toxic masculinity crowd

Funny. The worst bullies in my schools growing up were the girls.
What you linked is dated June 2017
Yes, the downside is that you have to take it every so often, but after a while it becomes a second nature so you won't be even notice apart from occasional situations where "medication" is not possible.
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I think most of us would just be satisfied with rendering the Earth a lifeless husk.

If gntm thinks that inadequate I submit they may be letting the worst become the enemy of the bad.

on edit: changed he to they.
> If you want to hold on to your money for whatever reason, you should be able to do that too, right?

Why?

And what does it even mean to hold value?

Money only has value because of the constant cash flowing in the economy. So you can buy stuff for money.

If people all their money in bitcoin there would be no economy and nothing of value you can buy, do bitcoin then still hold it's value?

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In general, gold might be more tangible and accessible than bitcoin.
I don't know. I was in a deep trance. Subjectively, I went up on stage (it was a demonstration at a seminar) sat down in a chair, closed my eyes, and the last thing I remember is Dr. Bandler saying something like "Oh I love it when they fight me..." and then a few moments of darkness and indescribable subjective somethings, then I opened my eyes. Later on people who were watching told me I was up there for about ten minutes.

Since then, except for one (terrifying) three-day period, I've been free from the depression that was ruining my life.

So yeah, like I say, I don't know what he did. (Frankly, in a sense, I don't care. I'm cured! I have a life!) I actually lost interest in NLP after that. I only promote it because it feels irresponsible not to, so many people are suffering needlessly and many of the solutions to their problems are right there if only they knew.
The installer asks for root permission and (I believe) may abuse it, being able to modify system files for example.

I also chown + chmod LanchAgents and LauchDaemons in both libraries so that only root may write to it.
I started paying attention to ARK funds lately because of seeing it here and there online. Then I subscribed to their YouTube channel last month and listened to this month's update from their fund principal manager (Cathie Wood). I have to say I learned some new stuff about Macro econ from listening to her video, BUT her talk about AI innovation [https://youtu.be/uwajUw4RFVk?t=1207], just convinced me that she is overestimating the potential of the AI's impact at least in the near term.
That seems like a reasonable trade-off. It's https so it's not visible to people snooping on you, and it being GET means that browser history and sharing links to searches works.

Plus, they do have an option to go POST-only, so if you don't like their already-very-private default you can change it.
And considering your argument of absolute power of CBs, you still prefer central banks over bitcoin?
Unpopular opinion: Viruses have been with us for our whole human history. At some point we just have to go back to coexisting with them.
Author of the post here - feel free to shoot any questions.

Also see thread on r/rust: https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/lnkx9h/oxidizing_krak...
So no, We can't lay everything at the feet of current parents and teachers

I'm a parent. I'm a parent who was sexually abused as a child and succeeded in not passing on my awful baggage about sex to my children.

I took the position "The buck stops here" and was unwilling to accept excuses.

I was fortunate to be a military wife and it allowed me to be a homemaker. I ultimately homeschooled my sons for a lot of years.

My first blog was a parenting and homeschooling blog. I've had a few of them and none have really gelled.

I would love to be part of the solution here for the wider world, not just for my kids. I don't know how to make that happen while getting no real engagement.

Adults are absolutely the people who must be held responsible. Making excuses for why current adults can't do better by the children in their charge is part of the problem.

I'm fine with saying "The US has amazingly shitty policies generally and needs to be more family friendly." I get that.

But someone, somewhere has to take responsibility. And that someone needs to be a current adult, not a legal minor.

From what I gather, anti-bullying programs tend to try to intercede with the kids in a way that fundamentally doesn't work. They don't have the legal rights or agency to stand up for themselves.

Adults are the ones who have that. Adults are our only hope here.
Website scores kill our success, waste our time
I've seen just as much bullying at elective academic summer camps (e.g. Space Camp, JHU CTY), as at public schools. Both as a student and as a teacher. I don't agree that it's necessarily a product of the American public school system.

Particularly, in my experience, bullying tends to be exacerbated during periods of social uncertainty, such as a change in the class cohort. The bullies feel vulnerable and are looking to prove themselves, and the bullied are vulnerable, having not yet had any chance to form social support groups.
“You used to be able...” “... with no attempt to fix” is somewhat contradictory.

And, of course, the whole comment is inane. The MacOS security model these days very effectively prevents apps from accessing data outside their assigned sandbox. Meanwhile, distributing outside the App Store still requires only a (strict) subset of the steps required for distribution in the App Store.
Tbf human beings do not assess risk well with or without the presence of media. Our psychology is not well equipped to handle it. That's not to say media doesn't make it worse.
That's amazing. It's so retro... One is tempted to build with it some kind of steam punk computer.
> They think they're adding value by just pushing people constantly.

Isn't this what traditionally most managers were doing?

I remember my first job, decades ago, before agile was a thing, when I had this interaction with my boss constantly: "How long is this new feature going to take?" "Not sure, probably three weeks." "Are you absolutely sure it can't be done in two weeks?" "Well, I guess in the lucky case it might be possible, but..." "Great, so two weeks it is." Then complaining about how I said two weeks and broke my promise, when it actually took two weeks and a half.

The only difference is that now you can do it with numbers, so it seems more "scientific", even if all numbers are ultimately just guesses.
I think you're right. Most people are reactive rather than proactive. In the case of long-term existential threats like climate change, this isn't an option and requires top-down, unpopular mandates that only get necessarily more draconian as the hole gets dug deeper.

Hyper individualists who don't care about anything outside their lifestyle vs. collective community participants for sustainability; easily pigeonholed with pejoratives like conspiracy nuts/deplorables vs. socialists/communists/antifa.

The related issue of power structures excessively dominated by the hubris of the rent seekers refusing to change because of self-serving greed: "Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable." - JFK They're asking for it, and will only placate with crumbs, but will never cede power without a fight.
It’s growing for sure but the link to the stats page is cumulative searches so it’s growing slower than the hockey stick graph would have you believe.

https://duckduckgo.com/traffic

Still impressive though
Yes, nVidia is not the only company with such unsustainable strategy. They wanted a shortcut and now they feel consequences.
Just curious, but what threat model are you thinking of here?
I still use the !gm bang too; but I'm starting to use the !mq bang more. It's a shame that the !osm bang is broken, because I use osmand instead of google maps.
If what you have to say isn't worth your reputation, then maybe you should think twice before spreading that same thought to real [and often vulnerable] people on the still-nascent internet.
I didn't consider Mother of Learning to have logical, well-structured magic. Curious what gave you that feeling
After a long battle with depression, this is how I interpret the phenomenon that "boosting" serotonin levels does not work.

SSRI's do not increase the pool of available serotonin, they just artificially increase the amount that remains in the synaptic cleft, facilitating additional firing of the neuron (or for a longer duration, I'm not sure which). They do not increase a neuron's ability to synthesize serotonin and release it into the synaptic cleft at the appropriate time. SSRI's cause our neurons to reuse serotonin longer than they normally would, which is not how we evolved to use serotonin.

The way this felt to me as a human interacting with the world around me was artificial happiness and artificial feelings of ease. I felt "better", but it didn't feel like it was grounded in anything real. I felt happy when happy things happened, but I also felt happy when sad things happened. Eventually it wore off and SSRI's no longer had any effect on me.

I eventually tried tryptophan and B vitamins (specifically B6), which our bodies use to synthesize serotonin. I got a similar effect to when I first started SSRI's, but it felt real. I was able to be happy when something happy happened. But when something sad happened I also felt sad. This effect has endured for 4 years now.

I have since found that I had a serious problem with a particular toxin which poisons many of the pathways involved with serotonin synthesis (among many many others including one of the most fundamental, the Citrate Cycle). A way around the poisoning is large doses of the appropriate nutrients. This is because the toxicity causes serious inefficiencies in their use by the body's biochemical pathways.

This was my personal experience. Depression is caused by many factors and I'm sure what works for me would not work for many. It can be genetic issues, other kinds of toxins, and overwhelming amount of trauma, chronic infections, unhealthy relationships, etc. Or a combination of those.
I'm curious if you've written about the decisions around licensing that essentially killed the bitkeeper business by inspiring Linus to create git? What are your thoughts around that today?
On the surface "zero-tolerance" sounds like well, "zero-tolerance".

In reality, it's just shirking of responsibility. Schools neither care about creating an environment where bullying will be reduced nor about actually resolving cases fairly. Their attitude to bullying is to just close their eyes, plug their fingers into their ears and go laah-laah-laah
I've been collecting key historical journal articles in my field for a number of years, and this paper was the hardest to find. Rare book dealers are a small group, so I reached out to a local shop who put me in touch with someone in Berlin who had it. The shipment was actually lost for a few months in transit but eventually arrived. I had it archival framed professionally.

It's important historically because this is the RNA modification (without the N1 methyl) central to both authorized mRNA COVID vaccines and I've been working on pseudouridine for 13 years.
Maybe we read a different article, but in this one it literally says:

> Silver Line in D.C

Is the one for which the rules were changed and the one in the process of being built, so that's at least one
If you worked in this field you would know how ridiculous your claims are. Dr Gebru wasn’t trying to stave off the robot apocalypse, she was interrogating biases exhibited by some neural networks due to the data they are trained on and how they are trained, which is something people have been looking at since statistical learning and statistics has existed. And when her colleagues raised reasonable scientific objections to her claims she went on the warpath and started calling her colleagues a bunch of dumb racist and sexist dirt bags. And it is actually fairly well known what Google is working on because they publish most of their work, and anyone in the field can go out and pull up all their research and have a pretty reasonable idea of what they’re working on, there’s not much mystery there. And despite claims to the contrary, the “AI ethics team” isn’t some grand overarching team, they’re a small team in one small part of the Google hierarchy—the leads of the AI Ethics are/were essentially first line managers, which is hardly the grandiose mandate that everyone seems to be attaching to it.

People are attaching far more significance to this whole flap than is remotely reasonable to anyone who works in this area or has any experience in the corporate world.
> Pooling is only done to reduce the tail risk of the underwriter,

Which, in the case of an universal service, is also the insured.
Of course!

And a similar strategy plays out with harassment and even to an extent racism in high school. Oftentimes it's a strategic play by someone with high aggression and low empathy. That was my experience.

However, we're being told by the dominant Zeitgeist at the moment that it's language we should adjust and control and police, anti bias training and such. It'll take a few years for the blank slatism to be pushed aside and let science back in: hierarchies and competition are partially biological and begin in childhood, independent of what anyone teaches anyone.
Do you really believe the job of the media is to update the population?

Isn’t it rather to maximize viewership, clicks, and profit?
Until ddg indexes themselves I don’t see much of a point in switching. Will they be reliant on bing forever?
Two servers with manual failover is probably the sweetspot; especially if you exercise the failover often. Confirming after every release is best, but once a month is probably fine. Then your incident response can be verify the lead server is dead, or ensure it's dead and switch to the alternate.

But one server is way more convenient, until it isn't.
The UK roadmap that will be rolled out Monday but was already leaked to the press, calls for social distancing to be maintained for essentially the rest of the year, even after most people are vaccinated. (Restaurants can reopen where you can meet people from another household or two, but no concerts, theatre, clubs, etc.) So, the connection that you mentioned between getting people vaccinated and going back to normal, is no longer what is guiding policymakers in some countries.

Seeing that disingenuous planning on the part of state authorities, I would simply prefer to go back to normal behavior right now, allow young people to have their big social coming-of-age and courtship rituals and open the borders so that Europeans aren’t separated from their fellow Europeans, and simply accept all the deaths that would result in the in-between time.
https://cloud.google.com/monitoring/uptime-checks

If I remember correctly you can specify a bunch of regions for the health checks to originate from. It was super simple to setup (point and click) and it's nice that it's decoupled from the rest of my infrastructure. When there's a failure I get a notification.
+1 for the request for a rephrasing.

When Faraday was asked about what the practical use of his discovery of electromagnetic induction was, he famously replied, "what is the use of a newborn baby?"

Which is how I read the OP
I think you're confusing the developer of an unofficial client for a service, with being a developer of the service itself.

Those are all good questions for someone who works at the service in question. I just don't think the person you're responding to is that person.
If you find this a strong feature in Germany, Austrians take it to the next level
Bitcoin is not capable of scaling upwards. If the price of bitcoin reaches 1 millions us dollar. How much do i need to pay for one single transaction or how many miners do i need to keep bitcoin alive?

Government tries to fight climate change and bitcoin destroys all hard earned energy reductions. The network needs more energy then a whole country (today). I don't want imaging how much energy it will consume in 10 years.
Having access to $HOME is already gone enough to produce irrecoverable damage, specially if there is Internet connection.
> With all modesty I can observe tendencies with Apple bugs for some years now. There are very obvious for me reasons why those bugs appear and why they would appear more.

So then there are really two points you are trying to make here: M1 has a buggy boot process, but really more importantly is that Apple's product quality has been declining as a general trend.

Maybe the latter is true, I don't know (I've never owned an Apple computer prior to the M1). And I don't want to diminish that issue. But I don't think it is fair to assume everyone will have the bugs you had just because you believe their product quality is declining. Of course if you assume every bug you face is a typical occurrence then it will only reinforce your existing notions about the product quality, without really helping anyone else to get informed about the true state of the product.
He doesn’t want to get cancelled?