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> I'm using the acme.sh client but the process will be similar no matter which client you choose to use.

Always nice to see some variety in clients along side the official Let's Encrypt one.

While we do use the official Python-based client at works at times, whenever I install it via apt, and it pulls in a whole bunch of dependencies, it's a bit disconcerting to me.

I'm a bit partial to dehydrated, which is a shell script (works under Bash and Zsh): I find it a lot easier to understand. It's handy to put on Linux/POSIX-based appliances like F5s, where the only prerequisites are Bash, cURL, and OpenSSL (and standard Unix tools like sed, grep, etc):

* https://devcentral.f5.com/s/articles/lets-encrypt-on-a-big-i...

* https://github.com/EquateTechnologies/dehydrated-bigip-ansib...
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Meanwhile, Guantanamo Bay will soon celebrate its 20th birthday as a detention center. All of its prisoners are there without trial or even formal accusation. And they are not only in solitary confinement but many have been tortured as well.

Here is this year's Amnesty report: https://www.amnestyusa.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/USA_-R...
CISO and CeO should be put in jail. Plus a $50B fine should light a fire under slackers
>specialized UI design applications

Like Blend?
I got you - use my code: ALEXISVIP
Haiku OS need an option to set sticky menus.
Some people are really against people trying to empathize with an incredibly bad situation after having gone through a slightly-bad situation that has some parallels. They insist that it's nothing like that and will scream down anyone who tries to care based on their own experience.

IMO, it's incredibly harmful for the the cause and instead of shouting them down, they should just turn away and ignore them.

OTOH, if they were trying to use that experience to downplay the problem, it's perfectly fine to talk to them about why they're wrong, but civilly.
> Venkataramanan appeared to even surprised Andrej Karpathy, Tesla’s head of AI, on stage by revealing for the first time that Dojo training tile ran one of his neural networks

> Tesla hasn’t put that system together yet, but CEO Elon Musk claimed that it will be operational next year.

So they just got it working according to their own claims but they want to build the fastest computer ever. Let's wait and see then, so far the "most powerful" title is only theoretical.
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I made some carving on wood while developing the prototype. But didn't documented it. It is possible to cut wood. But not metal of course. You can get good results with the wood.

I machined plaster and wood on this machine. Both works well. I had only one 775 motor without speed controller while developing the machine. So, if you have a configurable rpm spindle with low vibration, you can get very good results on wood.

It's a 3d printable cnc machine. Of course it is not rock solid rigid and can't machine hard parts precisely.

It is pointless to compare this machine with a high end high precision machine. You can't get that rigidity and precision from a 3d printed part.

But, may be someone wants to build it from metal. Then you may consider to get better results.But this requires more modification because you can't expect high precision while using v-slot wheels.
My opinion on Musk changed with the whole crypto pump & dump thing, for the worst ofc, but those public announcements with ambitious goals are key for his achievements and to get the right people to work on those problems.

There's a lot of people here that apparently don't like that him for saying things lightly, and to pose complex problems as trivial problems - but isn't that the driver to break those barriers and challenge that type of barriers such people create.

"Oh no, this is a whole different problem he shouldn't dare to say this!"

Except he should, and if he gets the right people involved with the right motivations and funding they might actually do something. How can they fail? Even if it take them 10 years to do so.

People shouldn't underestimate the power of those bold statements, for example Musk said in a recent interview that Tesla probably has the best material eng. team in the world - and the thing is that they might not be the best, or the smartest, but they sure as hell are contributing to the leap of Tesla over everyone else.

Will people drop from Boston Dynamics to go work for Tesla? Why not, if some don't agree with the status quo, or because they think that things should be done differently and BD isn't willing to pursue that because they're too invested into their own thing.

So this should be celebrated, more people working to solve this is the right path.
It shouldn't matter much; both chlorine and fluoride evaporate faster than water, and with all brewing processes you need to boil the water anyway.

Distilled water is no good, it lacks the minerals, and without minerals water has no flavor (and it's actually harmful to drink distilled water for too long).

I'm just glad our water is not fluoridated or chlorinated. There's evidence (citation needed) that drinking fluoridated water impacts neurological development, mood, behaviour, etc.
If more phones is less ambitious, is having 0 phones the maximum ambition? I have tapped away on slack on my work phone while at the playground or sports or recital on weekends etc 100's of times.

Yes I feel like a right prick pulling two phones out of my pocket - I mitigate this by not being the kind of person who sits down and places their phone on the table face up at dinner.

As for the suggestion that the seperation or work/personal is a sign of less ambition, that you somehow care less about work than your personal life - my work phone is set to ring 24 hours a day, my personal phone vibrate only. There are times where I am not keeping my work life from getting in the way of my personal life, but keeping my personal life from getting in the way of work.

Watching someone go to check their work slack on their phone only to have their attention dragged away to group chats with friends on competing attention apps gives me pause to consider. At the end of the day, whatever works for people, I have found what I think works for me.
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The northern hemisphere has an outsized effect on global temperatures, because there's more land area in the northern hemisphere. As mentioned in other comments, albedo (reflectivity) from sea ice (as well as clouds) reduces solar input into the Earth climate system. But also, more importantly, land ice and snow extent also can have an effect on Earth's average albedo.

If less warm water from the tropics is being pulled up towards the Arctic via the AMOC, not only will sea ice form more easily, but temperatures will tend to stay colder in northern latitudes in North America and Europe in particular, which is conducive for longer winters, great chance of standing snow cover, etc.

"Crippled Atlantic currents triggered ice age climate change"
https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2016/06/crippled-atlantic-cu...

"What Caused the Younger Dryas Cold Event?"
https://pubs.geoscienceworld.org/gsa/geology/article/38/4/38...
I disagree that its tone deaf. Most of the comments here are talking about prisons. In prison inmates get television, board games, telephone access, recreational activities, visits, and more. It's on the same topic most everyone is discussing.

As for solitary confinement, no one gets assigned there directly. There would have to be a specific and documented reason, in this day and age particularly, why someone is placed there after ending up in a prison.
I saw this in the list referenced by https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28232369 as "(joke)".

I tested it out. Turns out to also be an API to test if a string is an integer (with optional leading +/-), because the range check occurs after the check for being an integer:

% curl https://api.isevenapi.xyz/api/iseven/999999/
{"ad":"FULL SIZE Mattress. Royal Tonic, 20 year warranty. Like new. Slight urine smell. $40, call 818-555-2301","iseven":false}

% curl https://api.isevenapi.xyz/api/iseven/1000000/
{"error":"Number out of range. Upgrade to isEven API Premium or Enterprise."}

% curl https://api.isevenapi.xyz/api/iseven/-2342342341412340/
{"error":"Number out of range. Upgrade to isEven API Premium or Enterprise."}

% curl https://api.isevenapi.xyz/api/iseven/-2342342341412340Q/
{"error":"Invalid number."}
It's possible it comes from a common ancestor, but it could also be a loan word, or more likely, given that it's so short, a coincidence (i.e. false cognate), like the word for dog in Mbabaram (a native Australian language), which is "dog". Better known, perhaps, are ありがとう and obrigado - same meaning, similar pronunciation, but known to be unrelated.
I was skeptical when I saw it, even as a long time fan. But I thought is using all money capital, _human_ capital and trying really hard to "repeat that success in other areas" such a bad thing? It doesn't seem so, but the despair in comments like these sound very smart, i'll give you that.
Not per se out of the way, you just need to know how to look for them.

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Not Arcade, it means something different - architecture.

There you go. I was playing DDR for 50 JPY per 3 dances, one credit.
I don't think anything has ever disappointed me quite like Star Trek Discovery did.
Nice list! I’ve used one of the art APIs listed, the Rijksmuseum one, to built a website which will show you a random object from their massive collection on each button click:

https://randomrijks.com
Why can’t this headline say “two women?” Big yuck.
> This is the problem. That is NOT what ML models are supposed to be outside of newspaper articles and research grant proposals.

No, not really. That is the very definition of a model, and the very reason why people bother with then. Stating otherwise requires a gross misunderstanding of the whole subject and problem domain.

Also, it makes absolutely no difference if you know a model fails to output accurate results on specific scenarios. The key factor if you know the domain where the model does indeed provide acceptable results. That's why in some applications gravity is modelled as a constant acceleration of 9.8m/s2 pointing straight down, or materials modelled having a linear relationship between stress and strain. Those who use those models know that they are only valid if specific circumstances are met. This is something known forever in engineering, and made famous in statistical model circles by George Box with his quote of "all models are wrong".

My take is that there is a kind of naive arrogance plaguing ML circles where throwing novel hightech approaches to old and basic modeling applications leads those in the field into believing that they can take a blank slate approach to modeling and ignore lessons learned throughout the centuries because they aren't needed anymore. And this is the end result.
class="whostyle-jacobhall-net" seems a poor way of doing it because it allows unnecessary collisions.

You can actually put dots in class names: to match class="whostyle-jacobhall.net", you have two options: .whostyle-jacobhall\2enet, and [class ~= "whostyle-jacobhall.net"].

But I think it’d be better as a separate attribute e.g. whostyle="jacobhall.net" or perhaps who-style="jacobhall.net" if you want it to be valid HTML (custom attributes are supposed to have a hyphen in them), to be matched in stylesheets as [whostyle="jacobhall.net"]. (And then possibly use something other than hostnames, as I imagine sites don’t need to exist at the root of a domain name.) This also allows a global specification of [whostyle] { all: revert } if you desire it, which can’t be done with a class attribute (not properly, anyway—unless you’re willing to countenance :is([class^="whostyle-"], [class*=" whostyle-"], [class*="\09whostyle-"], [class*="\0awhostyle-"], [class*="\0dwhostyle-"], and possibly other whitespace)).
> Microsoft lost their minds on the UI / desktop app side - which was a core strength (historically).

Exactly, was a core strength. They saw the writing on the wall though, SaaS and cloud was where the money was and is at the moment, and that's where .NET now excels.
Oh this is super cool! Thanks so much for sharing :D
> It's been my experience around the world that about 99% of people are honest for the most part and won't rob or harm you. But... that means there's that 1% who _will_. I think no matter what, that 1% will exist (this is just a gut feeling).

Yes, those tend to be referred to as the 1%.
Must be one of those Words that has lasted the ages; iirc tea or chai are similar words, and a while ago, this article about 'lox' was posted as well: https://nautil.us/blog/-the-english-word-that-hasnt-changed-...
Then you should be more than aware that current machines are not that special anymore. There is no "generation jump".
Raytracing? If we were comparing it to Quake I and GL/Glide, we are on the pre-Screamer days. Barely a step over Duke Nukem 3D.

I feel dissapointed.
The quoted passage seems strange to me, and is probably incorrect for the normal interpretation. If you were in a position to win a battle, say you were a general or led a large force of fighting men, you were probably already an elite of some sort. The only examples I can think of where this isn't true is either in modern times (US Grant being a possible example) or things like slave rebellions. But those are still the exception instead of the rule.
"because there simply isn't demand for research in certain fields"

Our society has enormous demand for clean energy, but it has completely failed to fund fusion research. We have spent more on lipstick and casinos.

So physics researchers can't get decent pay while the world is going to hell in a handbasket
Thank you! Sounds like it might be worth installing sometime.
Also see https://public-apis.io for a similar searchable listing of APIs.
Self-reply: Not a derogatory reference. Just: "Poles in the left half-plane cause instability."
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A fallback option for Linux could be to render the React Native app to HTML/CSS/JS using react-native-web, then package it in an Electron app. Depending on the level of native integration this could be tricky though.
There's a very large gap between thinking something is okay and thinking they should not be able to participate in the economy and feed their family.
It’s quite disheartening to read this thread, and how the mainstream on HN think they can centrally plan their way out of society’s problems (like UBI), and who excuse communists like this. As if you could just will incorruptible and truly just and virtuous people into government leadership roles, rather than self selected quacks and sophists, who are attracted by power.
As a stay-at-home homeschooling father, I experienced that stigma very briefly a decade ago, but it seemed to die a sudden death shortly after 2010. I've felt nothing but encouraged since. I think it's something that you'd expect from the outside, but doesn't really show up in practice.
>Building a car factory + supply chain is quite the challenge

And yet Elon announced to the world he was going to have the most automated factory in the world, the machine that builds machines, and that the factory was the actual product. People lapped this up. 2 years later they were hand-assembling cars in a tent.

Now do you see the problem?

>Manufacturing is considered to be one of the hardest things about building cars

Again, you say this as if it's some kind of revelation. It's obvious. The only shock is that Musk and the people he was surrounded with didn't realize it.
He provides entertainment for "nerds" like us, to the point of creating feud and division.

And he knows it.

Just to be clear it's nerds from tech, finance, auto, etc.
Except that's not what is going on. Usually, when the time comes to look for a new postdoc or a new professor, there are plenty of candidates of very high talent and future potential and committees end up deciding based on low-information signals such as publication count because otherwise they'd have no clue who to prefer. Of course you want there to be more PhDs than professors to allow for an additional selection for the very top talent at that point, but the current situation is that we're producing too much sand as well as too much gold.
Season 2 started off better but quickly deteriorated (shortly after lots of positive reviews were in), and I completely forgot about Season 3 after I'd heard it existed.
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Given the resources needed to construct, maintain and operate such machines, i wouldn't be so sure
I loved this, it made me realise how close to negative development is to photolithography. When doing separate etching layers how are wafers lined up or is everything done in situ?
We should mention The Orville here. Of all modern sci-fi, including the Star Trek series', it's the most comparable.
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Whenever you do code updates of separate services, you still need to update all running instances at the same time. Being able to change the code in 1 commit does not necessarily mean the services also update at the same time, which will cause api errors.
I don’t understand this obsession with thinness either. I guess this is what happens when Apple’s marketing machine repeatedly touts it.

What difference does a few millimeters make? Or even a pound (in weight)? For most people it makes zero difference. I’d take a bigger battery and more ports over thinness any day
Did that this morning. Was a complete pain but got there in the end.
For what it's worth, Traefik does allow you to change the server you talk to (it's just the staging server for LE they use in the example): https://doc.traefik.io/traefik/v2.0/https/acme/#caserverand

A quick google does suggest that at least one person has tried using ZeroSSL with Traefik: https://spad.uk/get-free-zerossl-certs-using-traefik/
> they did not know that moms are heroes and being a mom is a full-time job

My experience is that being a full time mum is valued less now.
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It is a bad machining. But not because the machine. I don't have a good 4 axis paid cam software. So, I developed a software myself to generate 4 axis milling. Obviously it has a bug and it wasn't possible to generate a finish work.

After I release mechanical design v1, I will work on the codes and hopefully will be able to demonstrate a clean finish work.
They’re not universal. Slightly under half of the US population has one, though this varies widely between states: http://chartsbin.com/view/1147
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That's assuming that you start with images. If you start from Nix expressions, you could update your pinned version of the nixpkgs stable branch and rebuild the container image?
Anyone know of a API to fetch high quality music artist and album art? I've been meaning to make something which sniffs whats playing on my Chromecast and display it on a screen but I've had difficulty finding a good source of art.

Thank you for the suggestions :)
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If multiple hosts have the file open you run into sync conflicts pretty often, and that would be exacerbated by something within VCS. Don’t get me wrong it’s not a bad piece of software but not in the same spirit of the software in this post.
Temper tantrums are in fact quite common in the office. It's just that most people sensibly regard them as a form of emotional abuse, which is to say a gross violation of any bystanders' boundaries, as well as of basic decency. It's not clear why we should focus on a supposed violation of the kid's boundaries, when the kid's own transgression is so much more readily apparent.
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I've deleted my LinkedIn for similar reasons years ago and never looked back. My alternative is email for strictly professional relationships, Signal / calling / texting for friends.
Exactly, biker gangs even wear a 1% patch. Which means, they're part of that 1%.
Sectigo provides SSL certificates with 1y validity via their certbot compatible Acme endpoint.
Ok, thanks, good to know. Not a networking expert :)
> If you want to use the www auth you need to allow outbound connections to any IP

Only for the time period when you're requesting the cert though: it does not have to be open to the entire Internet 24/7. While this may not satisfy your personal / particular level of security concern, but it is something worth keeping in mind. Using the dehydrated client as an example, the web server could be started and stopped (or the host's firewall rules altered) in the startup_hook() / exit_hook() functions, or the deploy_challenge() / clean_challenge() functions:

* https://github.com/dehydrated-io/dehydrated/blob/master/docs...

> otherwise you have the DNS option which means giving the server access to modify the DNS records which is also unsafe should the box get compromised.

Are you aware of LE/ACME's "DNS alias" mode?

* https://github.com/acmesh-official/acme.sh/wiki/DNS-alias-mo...

* https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2018/02/technical-deep-dive-se...

Let us say you want to get a cert for foo.example.com. Letting an ACME client change the value of that could be a risk, as you state. So what you can do is (manually) create a CNAME _acme-challenge.foo.example.com, and point that elsewhere, like _acme-challenge.foo.dnsauth.example.com. You then allow the ACME client to alter (just) the TXT records of _acme-challenge.foo.dnsauth.

People have even written simple DNS server that allow for updating of records via a RESTful API, so you can server just the (e.g.) dnsauth sub-domain from it, leaving your main domain untouched (besides the initial CNAME addition):

* https://github.com/joohoi/acme-dns

There's also a CLI utility that can handle access the APIs of several dozen DNS companies so you don't have to roll your own if you want to server the sub-domain from your current provider:

* https://github.com/AnalogJ/lexicon

And you don't have to use a sub-domain, but something else entirely too: instead of dnsauth.example.com you can point the CNAME to example-dnsauth.com or example.org. So if your primary DNS provider doesn't have an API, you can use another one that does. The destination CNAME does not matter as long as you control and can update it.
We trust the government regulators to set standards for bridges, we trust civil engineers to build them properly, we know that bridge building has a long history and established body of knowledge, and we know that bridges rarely fall down. Yes, obviously we do not have all the information to verify the integrity of the bridge in that moment, but we can at least trust that an appropriately trained person somewhere on Earth can fully understand the system and can analyze it to verify its integrity. That's not the case with ML--no one understands it, no one can verify it.
The moral bias enters when a person takes correlation coefficients to indicate meaning. It doesnt matter what value they have.
I've been wishing for that for so long. The current state of nested code is so ugly in my opinion.
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