skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You should check out r/politics. It's primarily progressive and is as if the worst Twitter opinions sprang to life, became Twitter users, and got a larger textarea. Twitter does have the concept of topics, but it's mainly a mechanism for virality, which is tags. It's well known that Twitter users will witness an event emerge online, converge on a tag, and all compete for the edgiest quotes to get into the news reactions.
I was similar to you. Picked grudge matches I felt and to a degree still feel were justified. It’s only really as I’ve seen my friends and some partners become teachers I’ve realized that it’s mostly (not in every case) one sided. The really harsh truth is they barely think about it. Even if it’s a regular thing. Just a git commit.
One potential use case: proxying targets with no fixed IP addresses for services which require fixed IP addresses. For example, exposing RDS databases via privatelink. It would be nice if AWS would address this natively, but HAProxy will do.
Religions and culture indeed date back thousands of years.

And while the US and NZ we both colonized by Europe (primarily Britain), the latter has a much stronger dose of native and non-European heritage...to an extent such that Maori is actually an official language.
Check out FASM (https://flatassembler.net)

Start with this
https://gpfault.net/posts/asm-tut-0.txt.html
It absolutely does not “just work”, there’s so much to configure and then get-right for your use-case that you almost certainly need people with a solid understanding of the JVM + ES. Let alone fixing it when something inevitably breaks.
Honestly that’s why part of the reason why I posted this here. If this made HN Frontend page I feel like they’re gonna notice and have to respond, a lot of potential customers reside on this forum
Your comment here is a red flag to me. That I don't understand socialism. My issues with socialism and libertarian capitalism are the same. Too few control too much. If that's a Soviet style government or a dystopian mega corporation, the outcome appears the same to me.

I'm attempting to say this in the least confrontational way I can. So please know that my questions come from genuine ignorance.

Is there a practical way to administer democratic worker ownership, without centralized control?

Is it also possible to do this on smaller scales than entire countries?

I fear socialism as I understand it. Only because I want people to be as free as is practically possible. I equally fear monopolistic control from large corporations. The only way I know to offset this control is competition. If people could freely move between small socialist societies I'd see no loss in freedoms. I've only really hear people advocate for socialism on look large scales.

There may be significant holes in my thinking but this is where I am today.
One underlying reason for this is that DBMS systems have an unnecessary source of complexity: They have a separate Data Manipulation Language (DML) and a Data Description Language (DDL). They really ought to be unified, but few (any?) mainstream SQL databases are homoiconic in this way.

E.g.: It should be possible to take a query definition, request its columns ("schema only" execution), and then insert or merge the columns into a table definition somewhere. Something like:

SELECT SCHEMA( SELECT * FROM "blah" )
INTO "tablename"

When a black market is formed, it's a sign that there is an unmet demand. When you see the exact same "wrong" design pattern turn up over and over, it's a sign that the underlying system isn't meeting the needs of the developers.
Fail2ban is also useful if you do leave something misconfigured. Mistakes happen so having a little redundancy is OK.
I know. And it isn't a new argument either, I for one have been making it for years.
False accusation for children especially if the accusation goes totally against their values can have profound negative consequences.

When I was in grade school(early 2000, India), I went out to take a photo-copy(xerox) of a study material in a shop nearby school. After I returned to the class, I was called to the headmistress office; The shopkeeper was there and I was falsely accused of stealing his mobile phone. HM defended me for my good character and that was the end of it.

All my life I have been taught to return things which I find to the rightful owner by my parents. When I was even younger I have returned expensive things to the school authorities like Timex data-link watch when I didn't have a watch.

Couple of days later I learnt from another student that someone notorious for stealing things in our school was the one who stole that phone. I didn't do anything about it.

I had nightmares of that incident when I was a child. Mental health/Counseling was not a thing in India(Still isn't for most). I had been ruminating on 'Why me, I'm not a thief' for a long time.

In my late 20s I found that thief on Facebook, He was a DJ in an European country. My friend request was accepted, My goal was to ask him about the incident, May be if he accepted his wrong-doing I could have some closure. I didn't ask him.

I'm 34 now, My philosophy towards life have changed and so is my understanding of science. I think the reason shop keeper accused me was just because of cognitive bias. I'm a dwarf with visible limb deformities. I think the shop keeper accused me, because he remembered just me in a shop where there could be two dozen people anytime.

Now I'm overtly conscious of my environment and cognitive biases of people who see me due to my disability.

If you have read till now, Thank you for your time.
I find it amazing people learn this parents?

Did your parents not tell you this? Did you not have friends who were parents?

Not trying to insult, but this reminds me of mothers I know who think boys are just girls with penises and are horrified when the boys pick up sticks and want to brain each other.

I have seen many examples where giving a boy a sword is “teaching him violence” but lecturing him over and over that swords are hurtful is someone “letting his natural gentleness come out”.
MD5 is quite a bit faster on my machine.

% for i in md5 sha1 sha256 sha512; do echo -n "$i: "; time ${i}sum test.bin > /dev/null ; done
md5: ${i}sum test.bin > /dev/null 1.37s user 0.13s system 99% cpu 1.501 total
sha1: ${i}sum test.bin > /dev/null 1.84s user 0.12s system 99% cpu 1.952 total
sha256: ${i}sum test.bin > /dev/null 4.43s user 0.16s system 99% cpu 4.593 total
sha512: ${i}sum test.bin > /dev/null 2.69s user 0.12s system 99% cpu 2.810 total

Surprisingly, SHA256 is much slower than SHA512 here.
We actually do use both in modern Greek, but "hydor" is mostly used in compound words.

In ancient (but also in modern) Greek, "nearon hydor" means "young (i.e. "fresh") water", and at least according to a greek professor whom I was watching on tv the other day, this phrase is where the modern "nero" originates from.
Whoa. Who said better? I just said the poverty in the US isn’t unique among developed countries.
Ignoring context is a thing I guess. But can you imagine if being an asshole was a protected class? The world would be a terrible place if the loudest, most obnoxious people never faced consequences.
Yeah but what's scary is Youtube's automatic copyright strikes. I was watching this video where a guy created a soundtrack using samples from a site like freesound (the whole video was actually about making your own Youtube tracks) and as soon the video uploaded.. boom 5 minutes later he gets a copyright strike. He said in the video it happens a lot when you use freely available samples since the algorithm often confuses it. It was sometime back so I don't have the link right now but uploading Youtube and getting copyright notices sounds fucking scary that I wouldn't want do it at all.
Apply your redundancy to whatever is generating and safeguarding your SSH configurations.
Global cactus traffickers are cleaning out the deserts
The first link on Google says the 2021 interest payments will be $378 billion on $27 trillion in debt. That’s about a 1.4% rate. Not a bad rate, but still it’s interest.

1: https://www.thebalance.com/interest-on-the-national-debt-411...
My purpose in life is fighting for 2nd amendment rights. Should the government pay me to that too?
I drink my coffee with ground chicory added dry before the boiling water is poured. I use a stainless steel French press and add coffee grounds first in the amount that I have found yields the best flavor profile for that press and then I add the ground chicory to the coffee grounds again measured to yield a consistent flavor. Once the coffee water boils in the kettle, I pour and stir until the grounds are all wetted and then I add water if necessary to the edge of the pour spout so I have a consistent volume of water. After three to five minutes of steeping I press the grounds and pour the coffee into my almost never-washed cup.

I find that it makes a delicious brew that has all the flavor of the coffee you use but none of the acid profile even if you use a dark roast or espresso base. It really is the best I have ever enjoyed.

In old times past, chicory served as a coffee substitute. It has no caffeine but it does produce a delicious brewed drink flavored similar to coffee. When coffee was more scarce or people could not afford it, chicory was the drink of choice.

You can buy bags of chicory from Community Coffee company in Louisiana where I buy it. They will ship it right to you. There are probably other places where it is available.

If you would like to try New Orleans style coffee which was my introduction to it when I worked in the oilfield, buy the New Orleans blend of coffee and chicory and try that to see if it is to your taste.

If that works for you, buy bags of chicory and your favorite coffee (Community has many flavors and I really like all of them) and then design your own blend.

I think you will like it.

Here is a link to their chicory page where you can buy both products.

https://www.communitycoffee.com/products/coffee#/filter/Coff...

Good luck and let us know what you think if you try it.
> any process on the instance which can access the Instance Metadata Store can record a different SSH fingerprint.

A security issue really only if the process is able to pair it with a MITM attack.

> You can only have EC2 Role attached at once.

Yes, so attach this policy to that IAM role.
Excellent video, thanks for sharing.
>>>The desire for riches is not problematic if the majority of people are willing to cooperate to acquire wealth, and seek income from increasing the mastery of humanity over the environment rather by obtaining at the expense of others. Effective cooperation requires distinguishing between income which is positive sum, which adds to the aggregate stock of wealth, and income which is zero sum, which merely transfers existing wealth from others

Isn't this a problem with the nature of individual humans not the structure of human society?
This sounds really good. Do share if you ever remember!
I think the solution to homelessness and petty theft is to house people. Typically such housing is only deliverable by the state and taxes are a way to pay for it.

I know that the status quo of not housing people is not going to solve homelessness.

If California feels it is "tapped out" of taxing its citizens and yet is unable to build housing to house its population, maybe it needs to have a look at what it's spending its money on.

(Of course the fact that Prop 13 exists means there's plenty of more tax room...)
It is MIT licensed so theres nothing wrong them reselling faker but the stuff theyre doing here looks quite dodgy.

I am a user of retool but for companies with access to your data you expect a bit of integrity. Would be really interested to know what retools response is.

You should follow up a couple of weeks from now on HN if nothing happens.
By that logic, curious where did COVID-19 originate and what do we call it?
> When the plate registered as radioactive, someone at the school panicked and called in a hazmat team. The entire school was evacuated

Hope the school got called out for their incompetence. What hope do our children have if this is the competency our educators?
India's Covid crisis exposes deep-rooted problems in public health
>For all we know, the Unabomber is in prison right now

For all we know? What is your information that he's not?
Hmmm. Certainly questionable ethically and shady. But isn’t that the kind of activity/decisions a lot of SV runs in lately?
> Building a bridge can basically be “statically analyzed” completely

This. And even then, after the calculations are done the engineer add a “safety margin” (and it's not 10%, more like 500 or 1000%).
TOTP systems are supposed to implement a sliding window to account for reasonable clock differences, usually within 5 minutes. Devices further off from that really do have a problem, and should not be trusted. I also find it hard to believe that so many devices are so far off, given the ubiquitous access to GPS (atomic clock) signals and NTP on networks. This has been a solved problem for a long time.
That’s disappointing, I wonder what legal recourse there may be for using your CDN.
When I was kid in Germany the doctor would do housecalls when I had fever. These days I can imagine this done only for very old people, either in Germany or the US.
Supported Indian middlemen strike masquerading as a farmer's protests which among other things had the following demands from the Govt
- Ability to burn stubble without consequences, one of the primary causes for Smog in Delhi and North India every year contrary to people' perceptions that pollution and industries are primary source
- Subsidized diesel and fuel
- No restrictions on using groundwater in a water rich region which is facing a serious issues with the water table due to highly intensive agriculture mostly cultivating crops requiring a lot of water
- Continuing Govt subsidies on the above mentioned water intensive crops despite there being a significant overproduction and not allowing Govt subsidies to go towards more reasonable crops
- Not allowing farmers to sell their produce directly to the consumer or retailers (and receiving money directly in their accounts). Instead going through highly corrupt and legacy 'arthiyas' (middlemen) who add nothing but another layer of bureacracy for no value

Yes, i am not kidding. The 'environmentalist' Greta Thurnberg supported these protests because according to her and the media, breaking the lobby of powerful interests is akin to corporate takeover of poor farmers. This is without knowing anything about the subject and never involving herself in active debates about the topic
Isn't that what https provides. Or were the APIs creates before https was popular
Have you considered just turning it off? Or adding a requirement for API keys and disabling any that they hand out to their customers. It would be pretty embarrassing for a large company that had a service go down because they refused to pay for it.
Command Line Tools for ChatterBot – ChatterBot Tutorial – TutorialDocs
Self-Healing Independent File Transfer (Shift)
This is what AGPL is for.
You'd have more specific than "every single cloud provider" but in general HAProxy is way more advanced than most other proxies.

Stickiness, rate limiting, gzip compression, configurable logging, caching, Lua scripting, load balancing to domain names, more options for health lifecycle. It even has a control socket to instantly manage the server without restart. HAProxy is actually the inventor the PROXY protocol which a number of other systems have now copied.

The convenience of cloud proxies is no small matter, but on a feature-by-feature basis HAProxy easily dominates.
It's a decent overview but you could easily do a whole blog series on each category of the gateway that they touch on. Is there a deeper dive for each part? Like, just the AuthNZ could get very complicated depending on requirements (as they have multiple implementations, that causes a mini crisis of what to rely on for what and how)
The best ACE data goes back as far as early 1970s. It shows tiny decline/no trend.

"And in no way should anyone not go back as far as possible for any datasets including tree rings and other indirect methods of sampling further back in the historical records there."

Great! So you have to reject scant non-global thermometer data prior to the satellite age.

"but that still comprises more data than you have made use of to come to your conclusion!"

No! There is NO more data for atlantic hurricanes. If there was, NOAA would have it.
Since the final artifact was generated, we were able to work around by annotating in thrift with alternate field names.
You raised two hypotheticals and said you honestly don't know if either/both/neither are true.

1. Is it like Python generators?

2. Is it a bad example of design by committee and meant as a set of lower level primitives?

GP responded that 2 is correct (but without the sass on design by committee) and that 2 allows for them to implement such things as 1.

I think they gave their opinion as to what parts of your hypotheticals are true, and that is a valuable contribution, and very much not the same as just repeating parts of your comment ("I literally said this").
Thanks!

Aww, that is a very small employee option pool. Sorry to hear about the experience.
7th man in a well-established company out of schoool?

Can you parse it for me?
> In this arrangement, the amount of time the actual cryptographic operation takes to complete falls under the noise floor.

And if you remember shannon's law, you can send and receive data just fine below the noise floor.

The lower you go, the less each unit of additional noise harms you, since your bandwidth is roughly proportional to your signal to noise ratio (when it's below 1). When someone is trying to receive a short "signal" like a key, no amount of noise is going to help for long.
I wonder if there are any sites for collaboratively created songs where the source data for each song is also shared.
would it be possible to require a session token or some other secret in order for images from fakercloud.com to resolve? I know of a few services that do this for map tiles to prevent scraping or hot linking.
disclaimer: I work at HAProxy Technologies

More control/flexibility (i.e. cloud provider usually gives you a limited number of "checkboxes" that they want you to be able to modify), generally better observability (HAProxy timing metrics [1] and session state at disconnection codes [2] are very helpful for debugging), and granular control over timeouts [3]. You also get builtin rate limiting [4], which from what I have seen with most cloud load balancers usually requires an up-charge through their "WAF" product.

Better health checking, circuit breaking, and layer4/layer7 retries [5].

Another consideration is whether you have spiky traffic patterns. For AWS load balancers at least, they need time to "warm up" to larger traffic levels. If you manage your own load balancing tier you can scale on demand.

[1] https://www.haproxy.com/documentation/hapee/latest/onepage/#...

[2] https://www.haproxy.com/documentation/hapee/latest/onepage/#...

[3] https://www.haproxy.com/documentation/hapee/latest/onepage/#...

[4] https://www.haproxy.com/blog/four-examples-of-haproxy-rate-l...

[5] https://www.haproxy.com/blog/haproxy-layer-7-retries-and-cha...
Car is definitely not an asset. I will consider it as a liability. Price of car drop as soon as it is out of dealership.
> “toxic masculinity” is a political dog-whistle, not a legitimate psychological concept.

This is misleading at best. Toxic masculinity has been written about in great detail and at great length in academia (in gender/women's studies literature) for going on 30 years.
Author of the blog post here, happy to answer any questions about this release.
> This is a blurry line as a sibling comment noted. If I want to start raising chickens on my property, do you take it away from me?

No, the Marxist prohibition on “private property” isn’t actually a prohibition on having an ownership interest in any particular kind of thing, even if it is used for profit. It is a prohibition on the relationship by which one has a claim on the produce of others labor produced through the use of particular property.

Now, the prohibition on that relation in practice makes owning lots of things less attractive than it is in a capitalist system (and that’s very much accidental).

> All this to say: If I'm not relatively free to do what I want - barring the harm of other people - on my property, it's not really my property.

Marxist don’t view exploitation of wage labor as not harming other people.
People of this era spent a lot too! In the 70s and 80s not only was there a bicycle boom, but a sailboat boom too!

The working class had money and they spent it.

I don't think we'll ever see that level of luxury consumption by the working class ever again. We've all seen the graphs of how wealth decoupled away from the working class after Regan and how poor a share of wealth millennials have compared to their parents.
Ironically, if someone says "New Yok", it's more likely that they're from New York!

(this is usually spelled "New Yawk" when writing dialect)
It's pretty cheap to send letters to news sites legal departments after a victory in court over the district, demanding an amendment to the story or removal of the child's name. Most sane newspapers would not risk a defamation suit over it.
You're extremely obnoxious. If you have access to better long term data that for some reason NOAA lacks in the file I use (see source code), then you should share it.
Have you considered serving Goatse to API hits from their IP ranges?
I think Joe Rogan has said in the past that he just considers Alex Jones a friend and just enjoys having him on the podcast. Also, the guy has had literally thousands of guests on his podcast, including Bernie Sanders or whoever these woke people presumably agree with. And even then, sometimes him and his guests have been drunk or high. Do that to anyone and it's certain you'll find one or two clips among the tens of thousands of hours where someone says something that someone else doesn't like. Big deal. I honestly think one of the reason podcasts are so popular these days is that they're longform and authentic, unlike the media or even political debates, where it's more about soundbites and zingers.

I also totally agree that the best way to combat so-called bad ideas is to talk about them and debate them, not deplatform, as if you're so smart to know what's good or bad for people, and the people themselves are too stupid and will be easily manipulated and believe a bad idea.

Anyways, that's neither here or there when I'm literally sharing a podcast about Signal which has nothing to do with one guest he's had on way in the past. I think a lot of the comments i got were just poor control of emotions and some virtue signalling.
As a Retool customer, this feels gross. I hope they reach out and find a way to make this right.
DSC, hardly an uncommon technology, worked perfectly in Catalina. It was entirely non-functional in public beta 1 of Big Sur.

Here we are at 11.3.1 and it is still absolutely, utterly broken. Legions of users of varying monitors, varying GPUs, can't access the full feature set of their equipment that they used to be able. There are Radar reports back to the betas.

Instead we get things like making sure you can buy AppleCare+ from the About This Mac option.

Or buy a Pro Display XDR, because it seems that that is all Apple cares about for external monitors.
Charles Ponzi became famous literally 100 years ago.
Cost. I imagine.