skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Should you constantly be creating?
Podman does support docker API so you can use something like the OpenTelemetry Collector to fetch metrics using the docker API and forward them to prometheus.

Collector: https://github.com/open-telemetry/opentelemetry-collector-co...

Docker receiver: https://github.com/open-telemetry/opentelemetry-collector-co...

Prometheus exporters: https://github.com/open-telemetry/opentelemetry-collector-co... and https://github.com/open-telemetry/opentelemetry-collector-co...

OpenTelemetry will soon support native Podman API as well.
We would like to eradicate it. Just like we’d like to eradicate the common cold and flu. The problem is that we have no reason to think we can do so, even if we force everyone to be vaccinated three times per year.
Or Win+Shift+S. I think you need to be on a newer Windows 10 release for it to work.

Still not as smooth as on macOS, but getting there.
Well that's a complete deal breaker.
The Subtle Art of Remote Hiring-Crewscale
How do these alternate Android distros play along with important apps, like for online banking and so?
Even accepting all your statements of fact, you are still exhibiting some poor reasoning skills. From your story, it sounds like you briefly tried Azure and something failed and from that you inferred that Azure must fail constantly.

In reality, all cloud providers have hiccups now and then and it seems like you may have caught Azure on a bad day.

Imagine, if the first day you tried GCP you stumbled into one of its many incidents[1] and gave up on it entirely. You'd have been deprived of a lifetime of joy with its mentally balanced API.

[1] https://status.cloud.google.com/summary
The relevancy is mostly for the decisions on what status to give people that had it. E.g. do you treat proof of a past infection as equal to vaccinated status? For how long? how do you handle boosters for them? ... (E.g. in here in Germany an infection that's 1-6 months ago is in many ways treated the same as being vaccinated, after 6 months a single booster shot gives vaccinated status (based on results that at that point a booster helps improve immunity). These policies and how to adjust them depend on such results)
I came here to say this. You can set up a vehicle for car camping for pennies on the dollar according to their buying guide. And that's all it is: How to buy your way into sleeping in the back of your car and calling it a "Tiny Camper".
I think that the common ground is the non-optionality.

From what I can understand the point here is that you cannot choose not to pay
Does the heat sink for the battery cooling system do the trick?
Some people download tremendous amounts of stuff they don't need. This lifestyle is incompatible with A&A quotas (at your big name ISP it's actually costing them more than you pay for the service, but they have so many customers they don't care unless it gets entirely out of hand).

Hear a passing mention that "Bob's Cheese Factory" is good on the podcast you listen to in the shower. Find out there were six seasons, OK, download six seasons of the Bob's Cheese Factory show, equating to 60 hours of video. That evening, watch the first twenty minutes of the pilot, seems kinda flat, delete all sixty hours.

Similar behaviours exist in many aspects of life, there are people who own hundreds of items of clothing they'll never wear, for video games we know an on-line only title will see a staggering number of purchasers who never even go on-line with it once, meaning they paid for it, but they have never played even a few minutes of it, many of us order far more than one reasonable meal per person for take out food.
Really? Your ISP treats you like this so blatantly? This is absurd, nonsense, being considered for practical purposes a child who needs to be controlled in their choices of "appropriate" viewing material. Disgusting. If you don't mind my asking, in which country is this?
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Yes it could be replicated by CGI. There is no absolutely reason it couldn't. In fact these games don't just use photos of Dioramas but heavily edited ones with CGI on top.

> “Bladerunner” is due to its use of models and real sets.

The problem with CGI in movies today is "restrain". Movies today tend to overdo 3D and color grading so it often look unreal. I never liked the heavy use of color filters in recent movies.
(Re) Introducing TweeView – A Tree Visualisation for Twitter Conversations
Very cool. It is also a clever way to find out where HN users are located.
Vector is working on Dendrite, a new Go server implementation that is also targeting P2P, so they are definitely planning for this ise case.
Yes, google "manifold burritos". 4x4 guys have been doing this for a long time.
No. Being rude and demanding should never violate community guidelines. That's how censorship starts.

Their bullying and harassment guidelines are very clearly toward ad-hom types of remarks and beyond.

Being on the receiving end of a dick comment about how not having typescript types is unacceptable and how I need to have them for one reason or another is never fun - but, assuming they don't personally attack me as an individual, I'll fight tooth and nail for them to make those comments as it pertains to the community guidelines.

That's not to say I appreciate them or let them influence my maintainership, but they shouldn't be disallowed or cause for punitive action by any means.
Looks like this was resolved in the last couple months: https://www.redhat.com/sysadmin/podman-inside-container
All depends on your threat model. I would never expect to receive sensitive information via email in 2021 when there are protocols like Matrix available. Even my bank and utility providers only send me email notifications telling me to login to their platform to view sensitive information. At this point, other than select business communications, email has been relegated to a two-way notification system for most people.

Sure, I send a lot of emails, but likewise, if I had anything worth keeping private, I certainly wouldn't be sending it in an email, even an encrypted one.
Not necessarily. Plenty of students have no other legitimate credit options that allow them to not need to immediately start paying down the principal.

During my time I had to routinely apply for student loans every year to cover housing, food, and other living expenses and it made sense because unless I was doing an internship the next semester - I wouldn't be able to make any payments until I was done with school and had a full time job.

Was able to consolidate and refinance all my private loans to a variable 4.5% back in late 2019 and since then has gone to 2.48% which is now less than my mortgage interest rate. Leveraging student loans for financial flexibility opened the doors for me to live a great life during some super chaotic but fun years.
Who decides what is false and based on what?
Apple products are a mutant virus (2010)
I missed most of them (the majority I'd never even seen the movie), some were more obvious (as you mention Miami Vice), but the Fear and Loathing one was very strange to me. I got that one near instantly after seeing but, but unlike the others, was unable to see exactly why
PDFs provided by datatracker.ietf.org don't have hyperlinks. html rfc URLs on tools.ietf.org (which had links to PDF) now redirects to datatracker.ietf.org

PDFs from tools.ietf.org are still available on their previous URLs. like for rfc791 it is https://tools.ietf.org/pdf/rfc791.pdf
That would be easily overcome using dark patterns in the initial OS setup screen
The commenter was instructed to ask people who have actually paid taxes. My point is that everyone does. I’m a valid person to ask my experience. It’s not scary. I doubt anybody who has been mugged would say the same.
From what I read elsewhere, it burned down. Which also is the likely reason those tablets survived: it fired the clay tablets, making them more resilient.
Probably yes. But my best guess is most of them use AWS SES or a similar provider for the actual outgoing emails to avoid exactly this problem.
“Polio, etc.”, is a hilarious way to abridge a list of length two.

The list is polio, smallpox. And technically polio isn’t completely eradicated, just very controlled.
Hi, got a philosophy degree 20 years ago. I had been a hacker as a teen so I just got a job in tech after I graduated. Later went on to get an MBA to move into the business side and I’m currently in a leadership role at a consulting firm around tech strategy, infra and software dev. I make better money than a software dev at a top tier tech company for what it’s worth.

I think the degree was great. It basically teaches you how to argue a point, makes you a better writer, and forces you to at least temporarily accept viewpoints that you disagree with if only to try to disprove them.

If you’re looking to philosophy to tell you what’s true, you’re going to be disappointed. The history of philosophy is a series of arguments. It is instructive to understand those arguments as the questions have been extensively explored, and you’ll almost certainly go further by reading arguments formulated over years rather than trying to think through the problem on your own. It’s sort of a shorthand in philosophy to simply refer to a set of arguments by the name of the person writing about them, which is why “who said what when” is important - more so than any other academic discipline, philosophy is a dialectic stretching back as far as the written word, and order is important to understanding. Nietzsche is a reaction to Kant and Hegel, and his arguments are far more coherent in that context.

The way you apply these lessons throughout your life is basically how you cope. For a long time I felt trapped in a life I didn’t want, and I found a lot of solace in existentialism as a way to accept the circumstances without accepting an outcome. Nothing in Sartre or Camus tells you this explicitly and I’m pretty sure their experiences were more about life in Nazi-occupied France than being a closeted trans person, but they provide a starting point and a framework for thinking about problems.
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They set it aside after being informed of an investigation.
Me too! I just knew right away.
Is there some kind of organization or entity that could indemnify these services against bad things happening, even an insurance company?

I'm a happy user of Microsoft/Google/Apple but there needs to be some alternatives.
Yes, though this incomplete PS support is much better than mG in almost all the aspects apart of location APIs.
When I was eighteen I took the passenger seat out of my corolla and cut a hole in the trunk for my feet to slide through. Had a bed and could travel! Good times.
I host my own email and most of the time I don't encounter any technical problems: I got rejected once (last week) since I started last year. Most of my problems have been trying to tell/have people read my non "@gmail/outlook/yahoo" domain! Probably depends on how you use your email, but it's been smooth pretty smooth sailing personally.

IIRC, you avoid most of the problems if you set up your DNS accordingly (DMARC, SPF, etc). But for a mailing list AWS SES is probably the way to go to avoid all the trouble.
This is the first time I’ve seen ‘mln’ used to represent million in a headline.
The human species as a whole. No living human will see a self-sufficient Mars colony, so it’s rather difficult to say it’s just for the rich or whatever.
I'd say in that case, the regulation was resilient enough to bring the case to fruition (although this is an argument that facebook will use to defend itself).

Hopefully this will motivate the DPC to be a little more active in the future (nobody likes to be wrong, especially wrong in public).

Some DPA are unwilling to act, the best thing to make them is to file complaint or support organisations that do (see the comment on NOYB). They are bound by laws to act, let's make them !
Yep, my 1943 photography book calls 35mm "miniature format"
... but they don't have hardware support on your machine
> How many more decades before we can replace that with a renewable option?

Roughly one. According to Wikipedia, the US added 35 GW of each of PV and wind between 2016 and 2020, and has 95 GW of nuclear. Accounting for capacity factor, the quantity of renewables TWh produced roughly doubled, and is currently 14% vs. 20% for nuclear, but (worldwide at least) renewables are close to an exponential trend.

The main constraint the USA should have here is storage and/or long-distance transmission.

Such is exponential growth.

Though you’re right: needlessly closing nuclear reactors is bad for the environment as the most important problem right now is the CO2. Coal needs to go first, then oil, then natural gas.
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" and produces 1% of China’s power."

It produces 1% of the electricity used by CHINA the premier industrial and most populous country in the world and you dismiss it? Three Gorges was a mistake, but it generates power used by 13 million people. That is a ton of power.

Most gas plants are in the 300 MW size, i.e. the 3GD is about 80 of them.
Does this imply that you can get another badge just by using the word fuck in a comment?
This is so much fun, I love it.

I don't want it to be part of HN though, I like HNs minimalism as it is.

Also, what the long term prospects of this project? If I bookmark it, and return in 5 years time, will it still be up ?
If you used pip install nutika -U - on both mac and linux, it doesn't find an installation candidate for me. pip install -U "https://github.com/Nuitka/Nuitka/archive/develop.zip" works on both currently. But this does not get "nutika" on the path. Perhaps someone here is more familiar with the installation system and can comment?
It was surprisingly easy to see the connection to the movie after the fact. But I could guess none of the titles just from the poster.
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Measles and rubella were also once declared eliminated in the US in the early 2000s. Parents who refused to vaccinate brought measles back.
That's a great article. Note that there's renewed activity by the FedeProxy [0] project providing funding for federating Gitea [1] using ForgeFed [2] and ActivityPub protocols.

[0] https://fedeproxy.eu

[1] https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea/issues/16518

[2] https://forgefed.peers.community
Not op but “designed” isn’t binary. If a design starts out in CA but is half-baked when it gets tossed over to China and so requires Chinese engineers to make changes to make it real… who really designed it?
Are you saying a Netflix sub comes with a VPN setup or something? Please elaborate.
I'll get downvoted, but people keep forgetting that covid spread is exponential, not linear.
Someone should tell this to the author of the posted article!
The imprisonment bit comes if he's convicted in the US.

From 17 U.S.C. 506(A) & 18 U.S.C 2319:

> . A defendant, convicted for the first time of violating 17 U.S.C. § 506(a) by the unauthorized reproduction or distribution, during any 180-day period, of at least 10 copies or phonorecords, or 1 or more copyrighted works, with a retail value of more than $2,500 can be imprisoned for up to 5 years and fined up to $250,000, or both. 18 U.S.C. §§ 2319(b), 3571(b)(3).
listmonk has nothing to do with Zerodha's business though. It's a personal project that I built prompted by usecases at work originally. I like AGPL because it increases the odds of improvements coming back to the upstream project, something into which I invest a lot of personal time.
I see. Whenever you have one of those seemingly great business ideas where you think. “Why has no one ever thought of this?” I wonder how often “new friends” are the reason that no one else has done it.
the big boys stole public made infrastructure in the USA so it could be worse...
Arsenal's steady demise hits rock bottom
Believe it or not, many people go to college for more than credential-seeking or vocation. Some people want to develop intellectually. Others are more or less set—either financially, or with the vocational skills they developed in high school—and would like to pursue philosophy with their career already lined up.

A formal education in philosophy at a good R1 school is not comparable to light reading by an amateur. The process of discussion, argumentation, and mentorship is not something you figure out yourself. Even an undergraduate degree is a huge step toward a philosophical education. I'm not sure it can be replicated in a vacuum. And it's certainly not easy (first time I've heard that).
> Japanese pens and pencils [...] are not commonly sold in Europe

Thats not my experience at all.
>>Is power consumption actually a concern for anyone on a desktop chip?

Yes, because it means my office becomes an actual oven after playing games for 30 minutes. The heat from all of this has to go somewhere, and I don't have a very big room.
Thanks, but... something's off, and the error message makes no sense:

$ git remote set-url origin git://<my userid>:<my token>@github.com/<repository owner's userid>/<repository name>

$ git pull
fatal: unable to look up <my userid>:<my token>@github.com (port 9418) (Non-recoverable failure in name resolution)

In other news, did I mention that the scopes are a bit confusing? I've checked "repo" and nothing else, based on the empirical assumption that the stuff near the top is the most important, but why don't I need, say, "read:public_key", if I am to use ssh?

(The set-url worked fine -- the new URL is indeed in the .git/config.)
Just coming back from two weeks in the Highlands and was very covetous of well fitted and kitted vans. Saw a lot of variety: young people with boards and bikes, families with full kitchens, etc. I wanted nothing more than to go to sleep and wake on some of those pullover spots. The most gorgeous landscapes anywhere. I give you all the credit for driving up there in a van - single track and people drive fast! I was told that the number of campers went up with COVID, and your priorities of handling waste and trash are very good reminders.
But you don't get 1 account karma per 1 story karma. Hence it being infeasable.
That’s a necessary condition for any bill to pass, but as explained in [2] and [3], this one followed an exceptional procedure which reduced the opportunity for parliamentarians outside the two major parties to consider, propose and persuade others to endorse amendments to the bill. The opposition was also “concerned” about aspects of it, but voted yes because of the “tension between how quickly criminals can adapt their trade craft and how long it takes to properly scrutinise and introduce the legislation required to counteract and disrupt criminal activity” [4].

[4] https://parlinfo.aph.gov.au/parlInfo/search/display/display....
While I had no success in guessing the movie from the image, I had more success in themes - choosing the images I found the most attractive and discovering to my surprise that they strongly tended to be for movies I liked the most.
It seems like podman machine is deprecated: https://www.redhat.com/sysadmin/replace-docker-podman-macos
For those on macOS: the native QuickTime app will record some or all of your screen.
Condensation is a show stopper in a car. In a van you can install screened vents.
It's a lot greener than little generators you'd buy at Costco.

But don't dismiss neighborhood scale generation. It can approach efficiencies of large scale plants, while providing free heating/cooling. All whilst being very robust.
I was going to say this is totally pointless. And it is but it's also fun.

But, does it mean that HN is now a proper social medium? Or can I still brag about how I don't use social media at all ever (except linkedin)?
hmm, I tried this yesterday, Catalina, fresh install of podman/qemu:

; podman machine start

INFO[0000] waiting for clients...
INFO[0000] listening tcp://0.0.0.0:7777
INFO[0000] new connection from to /var/folders/tv/ykgkkzr902n062tzjgbtwdc1bgt9y_/T/podman/qemu_podman-machine-default.sock
Waiting for VM ...
qemu-system-x86_64: warning: host doesn't support requested feature: CPUID.80000001H:ECX.svm [bit 2]

I hadn't dug into it because the docs for this feature are still missing, and I presumed it hasn't launched - I'd seen it in the demo https://podman.io/community/meeting/notes/2021-04-06/#podman...

So I took a look again:

; vim ~/.config/containers/podman/machine/qemu/podman-machine-default.json
# added arguments to cmd, "-cpu", "host"
# based on reading https://github.com/GNS3/gns3-server/issues/1639 for that error
; rm /var/folders/tv/ykgkkzr902n062tzjgbtwdc1bgt9y_/T/podman/qemu_podman-machine-default.sock
# podman machine start will complain if you don't remove the
# socket file after the crash above. `fuser` showed nothing
# connected to it
; podman machine start

INFO[0000] waiting for clients...
INFO[0000] listening tcp://0.0.0.0:7777
INFO[0000] new connection from to /var/folders/tv/ykgkkzr902n062tzjgbtwdc1bgt9y_/T/podman/qemu_podman-machine-default.sock
Waiting for VM ...
; podman machine ls

NAME VM TYPE CREATED LAST UP
podman-machine-default\* qemu 45 seconds ago Currently running
; podman pull alpine

Resolved "alpine" as an alias (/etc/containers/registries.conf.d/000-shortnames.conf)
Trying to pull docker.io/library/alpine:latest...
Getting image source signatures
Copying blob sha256:a0d0a0d46f8b52473982a3c466318f479767577551a53ffc9074c9fa7035982e
Copying blob sha256:a0d0a0d46f8b52473982a3c466318f479767577551a53ffc9074c9fa7035982e
Copying config sha256:14119a10abf4669e8cdbdff324a9f9605d99697215a0d21c360fe8dfa8471bab
Writing manifest to image destination
Storing signatures
14119a10abf4669e8cdbdff324a9f9605d99697215a0d21c360fe8dfa8471bab
; podman run -it alpine sh

/ #

Works!
>But according to a new report, the Federal Trade Commission is familiar with the McFlurry machine as “potentially in violation of antitrust law,” which is pretty cold—colder than the frozen treats the machine serves up, you might say.

Is this considered good writing in 2021?
Unsub has been available from day one. Bounce handling (generic webhooks, POP3, SES+Sendgrid webhooks) is already merged into the repo and will be available in the upcoming release.
Yeah, medical treatment of an individual against their will is problematic for sure, even if it is to protect themselves.

But I see no problem with mandating vaccination or some other, equally strong, way of reducing transmission risk for participation in public events. In this case the individual is given a choice in how they help protect others.

Some people call also the second instance "mandatory vaccination" and object to it on the basis of body autonomy, which honestly doesn't make much sense since the discussion is about how the right to participate can be restricted. And "you are more likely than others to make everyone else sick" is a pretty legitimate reason to restricts someone's right to attend.
Your career link is broken both here and on your website.
> FLOSS has very a weak tradition with regard to UI.

It was not true on macOS pre mac app store. Open source apps extracted as much as possible of what was provided by Cocoa and guidelines, it was working very well. Mac app store, Swift, electron and the general advent of apple killed the appeal for the native app on macOS to open source developers.
Or a hammock you can tie between trees.
China bans ‘sissy men’ from TV in new crackdown
This caught my eye:

CPython
Author: Juan
Hijacks the Python 3.10+ standard library for Nim.
A whole new standard library becomes usable for Nim, without Nim having to spend any resources.
Showcases the easy and transparent interoperability of Nim (Python’s CTypes is a lot harder, etc).
Well if they are so great why are they dead? /s

If you are not there to take your bows, then it's kinda pointless anyway...isn't it?

Nobody does the work for the sake of doing the work. People do the work because they want to be recognized.
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