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I don’t know what things are like where you are, but in the U.K. both of those are[0] public sector jobs. That makes them[0] 100% “subsidised”, though I can’t help but feel there’s a better word for it in this case.

[0] mostly
"Supporting multiple versions" is a misnomer. You can't use multiple versions of a dependency on a single system without completely separating both the build-time and run-time environments, which is what containers do. If Nix did that implicitly it would mean that the applications would all have to be patched - not only to load specific library versions, but to call exec() on specific versions of binaries of completely unrelated apps. Otherwise two apps that call each other but use incompatible dependencies will never know that they're incompatible, creating an unresolvable conflict.

I doubt anyone behind Nix is writing patches for every single application that exists, and every version of every application, in order to achieve this. The only other way to do it is by re-building all of the deps and installing them in an environment specific to an application (what containers do), and then having an interface to be able to choose what versions of what environments to combine with which applications in what ways. You can't even create a Bash one-liner using two different apps/environments and ensure it'll work, unless you explicitly define what versions of the shell commands you're going to use together. It's impossible to automate. Hence "regular" distros with specific package trees, and containers to provide the interface to mix application/environment pairs.

There is no better solution, because all software development itself is inherently flawed. It's all 1970s programming: a single system with a single set of dependencies per application (both build-time & run-time). There is no solution to that problem other than to reinvent how software works so that versions are explicit in all code execution on a system. An application would have to request code execution with a specific version, and the system would have to figure out how to provide that version of that code at run time.
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Yes, I admit the website is a bit high level. That is mostly because we're not yet quite ready to launch, we will have proper documentation once we do.
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If we are using LACP between router and server, it means we create single logical link between them. We can use as many as physical link supported by both server and router.
The server and router will treat them as a single link. Thus the ingress and egress of the packet doesn’t really matter.
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I hope not too many people base their voting decision on the amount of similarity they have in their answers with parties. The way questions are phrased do not always give parties a way to answer (Yes/No/Neutral) in the same way. As an example, 2 parties could both say No to a higher Co2-tax, but one of them does so because they claim climate change is a hoax, while the other one has a problem with it not being progressive enough, thus hitting poorer people harder than rich people.

Wahlomat is really great for 2 things though: First there are a lot of small parties, and while some of them probably deserve a seat at the table, it would be too much work to read all their programs. Wahlomat gives me the ability to presort some of the smaller parties, read their answers, and then maybe dig into their programs if I found that interesting.

The other thing is that Wahlomat is a great discussion starter. A few friends and I first did it all by ourselves, then went through our answers together. My opinion was shifted on a couple of these questions, shifting my overall position a bit, too.
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> Privacy never existed.

False.

Correct is: privacy as a concept already existed in the Ancient era. It is one of the younger human rights, it gained wide-spread adoption in society/culture and accompanying recognition in law about 200 to 100 years ago.
Doesn't all this just go to show that anti-vaxxery[§] is not really a partisan political issue in the first place?

Plain old lunacy in itself is politically neutral. The distribution, some shades at some times being more popular on one side of the political spectrum only to sometimes migrate to the other or spread all over it... That seems to be influenced by fashion, by world events like COVID-19, etc, etc -- but basically, mainly, more or less random.

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[§]: Like, say, spiritualism, crystal healing, homeopathy, flat-eartherism, past lives, shoving rocks up your vajazzle...
> Unlimited PTO has never meant taking months off at a time.

Isn't that exactly what it's supposed to be? To give people an ability to work whenever they feel like working. It's not like the company just wanted to give people few more days of vacation like everyone else. They wanted to "stand out" with unlimited amount.

Not to mention that 2 months vacation is something that can easily happen even under normal circumstances (at least in Europe). If someone gave me "unlimited" amount of vacation I would certainly use more than that.
We had Monotone, Darcs and others. We still have Mercurial.

They all coexisted and were being developed. Even Github wasn't a big deal in the beginning and was just one of many providers who were all bootstrapped.

However, once GitHub hit the field with $100 million in VC cash it squashed further development cold--bootstrapping and quality doesn't matter much against someone burning VC cash against you.

Distributed source control is now in a path dependent local minimum and we are stuck with git because we are stuck with GitHub--better is no longer sufficient to break the logjam.

Until Microsoft turns the screws enough this will all remain status quo.
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This isn't the same as the old Windows async I/O. ptrwis' links are what I thought of (and it's essentially a 1:1 copy of io_uring, as I understand it).
> you could claim that a chess AI lacks understanding of chess.

No you can't, the AI has 100% of the rules of chess, there are no rules the human understands that the AI doesn't understand. Compare that to human written texts, we haven't been able to code all the rules for human written text so the AI doesn't have them. So instead of the AI being able to evaluate what it writes itself, the AI has to try to imitate what humans have written without being able to see if what it wrote is good or not. In chess on the other hand the AI can check itself if it did good moves, since it can play test games and see if the moves leads to victories or not.

If you want to try to code an AI that doesn't understand chess, then write it entirely without encoding any chess rules at all, just train a neural network based on human played games. I'd bet it be hard to even have it do legal moves reliably. That is the level of our current natural language AI.
Neither the article nor the Wahl-o-Mat claim it would be far right ideology. The theses are to some extent chosen in a way to differentiate parties from another, not ideologies. This one just happens to work well for detecting/separating far right parties.
Are you thinking of Cloudflare Workers Sites? You can definitely do logging like that with Workers. But my understanding is that Workers Sites have been superseded [1] by Pages, and there are no logs for this new product other than at the Enterprise level.

[1] Documentation for Workers Sites at https://workers.cloudflare.com/sites redirects to Pages
2. Yes, random whether a chosen gateway works or not. A list of alternative gateways can be supported, in principle. Use local IPFS node software to use ipfs://... links instead, if the hardcoded IPFS gateway doesn't work for you.

3. IPFS node and gateway are different things. A gateway is vulnerable to takedowns. A node isn't nearly as vulnerable. And if you run IPFS Desktop or similar software on a VPN connection, what's really left to be afraid of, conceptually? Pretty much nothing. It may throttle the traffic a bit, but that's no problem. Pick MullVad VPN or some other like NordVPN etc. Free test days are available usually.

I don't know why exactly, but edonkey was killed by intercepting participants' IPs, but even without encryption it has not yet happened to BitTorrent. With VPN it's just unfeasible.
> Compatible with any Rollbar client(see https://docs.rollbar.com/docs). Just change the endpoint URL to your errorpush URL.

Great idea! Bookmarked.
The Wahl-O-Mat is also featuring state elections (it used to be only the federal election), and other teams (not government-funded) create similar tools for all kinds of votings: I recently came across a student parliament organizing such a tool for their upcoming elections.
Imagine the database were compiled into the application itself. If you only ever have one http server and one database, it's not an issue. If you run into load issues and need to scale out, things become trickier. Moving the database to its own application (say, mongo or redis or postgres) means that your main application can now reside on one machine while your database(s) can reside on a beefier machine (or just multiple machines).

Likewise, 'stateful' applications keep local state, and 'stateless' applications push everything off to either the client or database. They become fungible commodities- at peak load, you can quickly spin up more and shut them down after. With a 'stateful' application, you need to keep it running as long as the sessions (and maybe background jobs or any other local state) are live, unless you have some trivial means of passing that off to another machine.

Load balancing also means needing sticky sessions (i.e. once a client connects to an application server behind the load balancer, the load balancer needs to be able to keep sending the client to the same server). It's a solved problem, but needing to deal with it at all is a thing.

The web got along just fine with stateful applications for years, and things like websockets mandate a certain amount of statefulness, so there's nothing wrong with using it if you want to... OTOH you might just save yourself a lot of pain and effort if you don't. Right tools for the right jobs and all that.
And then you find out, whether your moderation works.

Point in case: On Freenet it does. But I had to close down my youtube comments on my channel completely when they discovered my youtube-Account. Because it’s the clearnet where moderation sucks.

Its actually scaling, fully decentralized moderation system is how Freenet keeps communication friendly with actual pseudonymity and privacy protection: https://www.draketo.de/english/freenet/friendly-communicatio...
It's too cheap to be a barrier for those people. I still see that type of people here, because they pay 2.5 euros for one month and they have a chance to stay for free in many places. It's still worth it. I also still see all the predators that are just using CS as tinder, because its cheaper than tinder.
What I don't see are the long term travellers on a shoe string, who are some of the most interesting people in the community those are gone. Many other types of interesting travellers are also gone out of principle. We're left mostly with uni students and middle class people who travel once in a while.
The community has changed completely since the paywall, and not for the best.
I wasn’t aware that there was 1% of anything else.

Unless the 1% is the embedded affiliate links?
Chinese TikTok has a reminder if you are using the app for 2 hours or in the evening approaching to sleep time (11 or 12 I don't remember), it shows a clip from an actor/actress/singer/other pop star to remind you to put down you phone and go to bed. This is to general public. Don't ask me how did I know it.
I can’t believe the canonical anonymous function notation is omitted:

(lambda (x) (f x))

On the other hand, this is a discussion about syntax, and Lisp is the “syntaxless” language…
That depends on the group. There are lot of manipulative douchebags who use this type work for no other reason other than to prop themselves up. Scrutinize the ppl not the work.
I second that.

Using nix for building docker images [1] is brilliant, especially when combined with flakes.
You don't need messy shell scripts to set up the environment and can get 100% reproducibility.

You just build a regular Nix derivation (aka package) with the software you need and then just specify that in your image.

It does take some work to get the image size down though.

I'll also mention Nixery [2], which is a Docker registry that automatically builds images based on Nix.

[1] https://nix.dev/tutorials/building-and-running-docker-images

[2] https://github.com/tazjin/nixery
Yes. In fact, it's not a new thing - years back, some people had noted that Amazon used to show higher prices to those shopping with their Mac. ( https://www.washingtonpost.com/posteverything/wp/2014/11/03/... ).

With the level of data collection possible today, it is possibly to target users with dynamic prices. I recently noted that an Alexa device with a display has an always on bluetooth that cannot be turned off. This aloows Amazon to scan for other devices in your house and use that data to determine something about you.
For me, the novelty of this tool has worn off. You have to select "answers" to all kinds of specific issues, even when you don't know any details or care about something.

Like "we should stop burning coal" - obviously we should, as fast as possible. But stopping tomorrow won't work, neither will treating every part of the country the same way. Is this the most urgent measure we can do for climate?

You just can't answer these questions without extensive research or following the usual news cycle. It comes back to clicking the answers you heard from your favorite party, around the sensational issues they're always discussing.
I find it amusing how quick stereotypisation happens. Many people instantly know how to categorize someone as right or left after hearing only one argument about certain topics like migration or environmental topics or EU. We need to leave these stereotypical thinking patterns and hear all sides. Without instantly classifying someone as left or right where after the classification parties stop even arguing amymore because they think they know what the opponent is going to say anyway.
> George Orwell wrote in 1944 that "the word 'Fascism' is almost entirely meaningless. ... almost any English person would accept 'bully' as a synonym for 'Fascist,'"[71] and in 1946 that "...'Fascism' has now no meaning except in so far as it signifies something not desirable."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fascism
You actually spent $3,500 to buy this domain name? Business must be good.
I have been procrastinating on this for a long time, so I might as well ask here:

I own a very old wallet.dat[1]. It is from a time when you had to compile some C files to a command line tool which downloaded the whole blockchain [2] to your computer locally.

I'm pretty sure I have never had to specify a password (or 12 random words). I remember this because it seemed odd to me back then.

What is the easiest way to check if this wallet.dat is intact and what is in there? [3]

I'd prefer if it would be possible to check without transferring it to a service (like Coinbase, or similar), but I'm open to that, if it is safe.

[1] Actually I have two different versions of it with slightly different sizes and couldn't figure out which is the most recent.

[2] I think it must be in my backups as well, but it is probably not of much use.

[3] I have a pretty good idea what should be in there and even know the Bitcoin address used. Still I would like to verify independently if my memory serves me right and if I could transfer the Bitcoins if I wanted to.
> plain "high performance video delivery".

Why is that not "devops"? Is it not quite a broad term?
I agree that the specific sentence you highlight ("a belief in magic") was badly chosen, but that aside, I didn't think the rest of the article was condescending on insulting to people who have those beliefs.

As to "is it a good fit for HN?", I'm not sure it is.

But it's it engaging in 15-years-ago inversive? I don't think so. Rather than insult those with beliefs, it's simply saying that those without religion can be as happy and philosophically wholesome as those with.
Yeah, because you're perfectly willing to accept that your "free speech!" can't compel someone else to operate their printing press for you... But a server on the Internet is such a totally different thing, for sure!

IOW: This ancient figure of speech is used precisely to show that the issue is exactly the same old one that has been thoroughly hashed out for centuries.
On one hand, I want to keep kids away from addictive gadgets and apps; on the other hand, I can't help thinking: maybe that is the future.
But this is circular reasoning. If every web dev ignores the browser setting and uses IP to determine language then the browser setting is irrelevant and no-one bothers setting it. So the browser setting is inaccurate for the majority of users and the web devs can cheerfully ignore it.

I have started a one-man campaign of creating support tickets for all sites that ignore my browser setting. Join me!
I think when most people talk about "ending censorship" they are talking very specifically about speech. Any link between the idea of speech and the sharing of child abuse material or drug marketplaces is extremely tenuous. Most non-anarchists agree that there are reasonable limits that must be placed on behaviors and enforced by governments. Trying to claim "not letting me buy drugs online is censorship" feels like little more than mental gymnastics.
You can assign regular workers to your sites hosted with Pages.

The workers act as a middleware. You can `fetch` the static content and then do any processing/logging you want.
So, apparently Sweden, with massive taxes and welfare state, is 85+% right-wing (on l2r axis), and even the democratic socialist (literally meaning worker control of means of production), free-everything Sanders just barely makes it to the left side. It looks like this compass needs some declination adjustment.
That's not what I'm getting at at all in this case. The left in Europe tends to be highly critical of the EU, and advocates either reforming the EU radically to make it more democratic or, if that isn't possible, leaving it. This is often referred to as "soft Euroscepticism".
How do you get a wrong IP from the blockchain in the first place? The legit software suggested to use reads out the blockchain record and forwards you to the only IP. Unclear to me where you can pick crabs on the way.
If you want to not worry about censorship at all, consider using torrents in i2p: https://geti2p.net
Quarkus uses vert.x for web. What it does is provides a standard way with instructions to build a native image (along with some added functionality). I don't know if it's easy to build a native image from just vert.x app.

About database, sorry, I have no idea. Check out JDBI, JOOQ, those are most popular ones, AFAIK.

Also Quarkus adds reactive API to hibernate and some API to simplify some mundane Hibernate API, so maybe you'll like it.
> ...so let's replace it with a system that imposes zero accountability on representatives whatsoever? That's an alternative, but not a solution.

I think the point is that accountability isn't as necessary. A random person will running the show after the next lottery, and whatever bribes and deals you have are probably off the table.
I am one of the creators of deinwal.de

Your description is spot on, although we tried to exclude votes where something did not "go far enough" for some parties.

AMA.
Tribler is a honeypot at best. The papers it was based on was below high-school quality.
Yeah, that's just not a type of query my search engine is particularly good at. It's pretty dumb, and just tries to match as much of the webpage against the query as it can.

This used to be how all search engines worked, but I guess people have been taught by google that they should ask questions now, instead of search for terms.

I wonder how I can guide people to make more suitable queries. Maybe I should just make it look less like google.
There is a reason why these Youtube channels don't just roll their own platform: their content is not worth money. Same reason why no one pays for your blog. It is just not worth any amount of money.

There are many Youtubers whose content I like, but if I had to pay monthly fee (or pay per view) for their videos I wouldn't watch them. I think this was pretty much confirmed with the Youtube Red experiment. Many of the channels I follow got picked up for the program, but I have no desire to pay for the shows they produced for Youtube.

And how the ads work on Youtube makes it completely unwatchable without AdBlocking and I am not paying for the Youtube Premium to remove ads because A) it won't remove the ads and sponsorships that are embedded in the videos and B) I don't want to give Youtube as a platform any cut.
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