skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
From the article above:

> In other words, Archive.is's nameservers throw a hissy fit and return a bogus IP when Cloudflare doesn't leak your geolocation info to them via the optional EDNS client subnet feature. The owner of Archive.is has plainly admitted this with a questionable claim (in my opinion) about the lack of EDNS information causing him "so many troubles."

Not sure how it’s causing him so many troubles.
He’s a household joke the same way Elon is a household joke.
I was interested in this workflow, would be a big motivation to get an iPad pro when the time comes to get a compatible MacBook too. Are there any limitations you've found especially with modifier keys compared to a dedicated wacom tablet?
I talked to my lunch lady and she thinks she can establish prior art.
Not paying attention to the AOT compilers available since 2000, or optimizations available on IBM J9?

I guess it is a thing, after all Go folks tend to ignore the experience from other programming communities.
I have seen people recommend cheap Chineese mills and other "precision" equipment; with the caveat that you need to disassemble the thing and rebuild it first, polishing parts and correcting assembly and occasional design errors on the way.

Seems like that would be a good stance to take on these cars: that look almost like those two cables were rubbing against each other in motion and finally wore the insulation away. That's something a tear down and rebuild could catch... as is the cardboard insulator which really was worth investing a couple bucks in some borax soaked wood, at least. perhaps an actual shingle.
When I get my first M1 mac tomorrow I think I'm going to try using Maestral as my dropbox client. Does anyone else have experience using this and what are your thoughts?

[0] https://maestral.app/
It's in the preferences UI: Edit->Preferences->Interface->Icon Theme. There's 6 or so options in there.
You are passive aggressively attacking the guy who is basically doing the only really inspiring thing in the world today, while at the same time basically single handedly forcing the auto industry into electrifying like 30 years early.

So, honestly, please, stop.
That sounds relatively cheap, given the benefits
> religion & culture can be orthogonal to varying degrees

I fundamentally disagree and I think this is where a lot of Westerners get hung up on dealing with other countries. There are non-religious cultural practices for sure, but these are not practiced independent of religion.
I really don't care. The "solutions" are always far worse than the "problem". Thus the "problem" needs to be hyped up beyond all sanity to the point where Stephen Hawking is claiming Earth's atmosphere will be like Venus in 30 years.

That won't happen, but sometimes I wish it would, soon, as I'd take burning alive in a sky of fire over having to endure any more of this climate doom circle jerk retardation.
STARK is supposedly a technology that is good for proving the correct evaluation of program, or calculation since the proofs can be built in nlogn time, and the verification can be done in logn time, where n is the number of cycles for the calculation.
For people who might miss that this is basically a HN copy-pasta at this point: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9224 - April 5, 2007

In general, not sure if we should keep posting this about every Dropbox mention. Comments like this is hardly intellectually stimulating and might fit better at Reddit rather than HN.
This. I went down this road for some time before I reached a point with Pharo where I feel comfortable doing things their way.
Use https://rclone.org/
Dios Que Copiada
He's never going to live past this moment is he
Put those devices on a separate subnet would be the easiest way. In order of technical complexity:

* Buy a second router, plug it into your existing one, set the DHCP options to point to 1.1.1.2

* Reconfigure your existing router to add a second subnet (192.168.2.0/24 etc) with its own SSID

* Use DHCP reservations to push 1.1.1.1 to known devices (adults) and 1.1.1.2 to all others; it could be done the other way, but all iPhones/Macs can randomize MAC addresses making evasion very simple

There may be a way to do this inside Pi-Hole, but it would probably be based on IP range rather than MAC address, which is much easier to circumvent.
Huh, what does that mean? I can have Go text/html templates, normal business logic/ service and code to talk LDAP/RDBMS backend in single app / source file. I can not just compile but run this whole thing including web server as one single process.
In their case, as in certain other online video providers, the reason not to use YouTube is they're likely to remove the videos for some kind of policy violation.
If you're a freelance or equivalent, you should apply anyways to those Remote (US) positions, YMMV, but since you can be treated as an external provider, they don't care about where you reside as long as it makes sense with timezones and such for meetings etc...

That's my experience at least, have worked for some US companies remotely from europe that way anyways
It seems a little unfair to compare a program with flying test vehicles and production already in progress, with flying Powerpoints that got cancelled because you can't make a cryogenic hydrogen tank out of scrith.
haha.. i just e-mailed hn@ a few mins ago. so annoying! :D
WhatsApp Alternative Messengers: What to Choose for Security
Which one do you prefer and use?
Using it and it works quite well. No issues so far.
Well the trick is, can a user do it themselves. Is there a locked bootloader? Proprietary binaries? Etc.

I'd be find with a vendor linux, but vendors tend to get bored with older products, drop support, go bankrupt, get purchased, revoke previously promised functionality, have security holes in their addons, etc.
> That's it, if you leave a browser open... it will suck your bandwidth forever.

Funny you mention that, google / youtube does the same thing to jank'ify its own user metrics on my laptop, regardless of whether it's a 5 minute video or a 3 hour video (by auto-playing the next one). Even if the laptop is asleep.
That's a fairly good argument IMO. Today's Cloudflare does not sell data. Tomorrow's, or our children's generation's, could.

As you say, this could become a monopoly and it's cool to see a popular website standing up for a future where littler guys can still make it. It's not clear to me that's the precise argument he's made so I'm just guessing.

When did HN get these new awesome nav buttons? Root, next, ... amazing!
I just got the form from the county for this for some improvements to my house, so I can answer. Permits for "improvements" are sent on to the county tax assessor, and they send you a form basically asking for the value of the improvement. Note that "maintenance" doesn't count, only "improvements" (and then only specific improvements; e.g., adding solar doesn't count). The value gets added to your Prop 13 value, but does not trigger a complete reassessment. So it's unlikely that any improvement would result in a 10x tax bill increase, unless you've owned the property for a long time (meaning that your Prop. 13 value was significantly less than the real value of the property).
This is just the way things are valued. Obviously you need to account for varying liquidity or whatever, but if you can sell 5% of Y for X, then Y is naturally worth 20X. Internal systems at banks report value to analysts, traders etc. in the same way, this isn’t some trick to hoodwink people, it’s just a convenient and sensible way of valuing things.
> From a legal and business perspective, neither German legislation nor the Fischer Verlag are at fault here. It's just the way it is (in Germany): Creators hold their intellectual property for life and can make sure, their heir profits from the work of the (grand)parents, as well (+70 years after death of copyright holder).

I don't follow. Aren't you describing German legislation's choice to have extremely long copyright periods? How do you conclude that German legislation not at fault here?
Citation needed; they are aware, and admitting is down to the PR department. Can't have a government branch openly express support to a corporate party that easily.
opencollective, maybe?

Here's an example: https://opencollective.com/neovim
Debian's Which Hunt
hmmm..stuff still happens on inland waterways...bad stuff...sometimes the gales of november come early
But you can block the ip that those ads are coming from, even better is vote your wallet by NOT BUYING anything Samsung.
see https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/?term=ciprofloxacin+adverse

That said, I know someone who died of an infection recently, and infections took out many illustrious people in the past such as Emmy Noether and Rudolph Valentino.
3D Particle Box
Posted this visual a day ago:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29016849
I would hate for this to be my legacy.

Part of it's enduring quality is how we can all relate to being so retrospectively wrong like this (I know I can! A/B tests are a constant reminder). I think bringing it up now and then is a gentle reminder to keep a positive community :)
Several problems with that.

One, it's Congress' baby.. ain't noone taking it out behind the barn.

Second, you need redundancy. If something is proven bad with falcon or starship design... You don't want another situation like we had with the shuttles where your paying for Soyuz seats for years on end while the problem is debugged and mitigated.

Iirc, NASA is trying to shift SLS production to the private sector, to try and "get rid" of this ugly duckling.
"Starship will be able to land 100 of them per flight. Now what?"

Starship cannot deliver 100 tonnes to mars, only to LEO. The rover was not just a ton, it came with a heatshield and other machinery.

Nasa has plenty of other projects, like the SAFE nuclear reactor, and I am sure these teams will be delighted to do something other than track every milligram
Perhaps the phrasing is imperfect. However, there is a trade-off in the opposition of allowing Ring owners to voluntarily share their video footage with law enforcement organizations in support of solving crimes and administering justice. Implicit in that trade-off are outcomes favorable to criminals. That is, of course, not the only consequence. But surely it is one of the outcomes. So, said simply, there is some support of criminality implied.
This is only true if we pretend that UI design is largely about button-level optimization. Clearly it needs to work on the macro level as well, and it's not farfetched to assume that optimizing every button, icon and text label for their individual local maxima will result in an application that's overall too cluttered for anyone but the most experienced users.
> (It boils my blood that the patent system rewards the people who essentially “call dibs” on ideas like this, instead of the people who build things.)

To me that's a really bad take, obsessing on builders, do you see how much additional wasted energy and mindshare that requires?

"woah hey there, I don't respect you because what I wanted you to do was build the security apparatus and tray system yourself and find the product market fit yourself, despite the TSA monopoly on all the checkpoints, don't worry about that part its about how much I respect you, not the higher capital requirements, time requirements and worthlessness of attempting any of this!"
That means 70 years of population growth and then a plateau on consumption levels that are still insane.
Such a classic response hahaha
the villages in florida is somewhat golf cart centric
The PR for the Nix/NixOS guide for OpenVSCode Server is still open though - https://github.com/gitpod-io/openvscode-server/pull/88
An excellent source is See How it Flies, a free online book by John S. Denker. Relevant for this discussion is chapter 3.

http://www.av8n.com/how/
Virtually "all voices" today are Liberal.

When people write "conservative" in 2021, they mean non-Marxist.
This and the (apparent) issues with running React Native SDK on the new Apple chips are very concerning. I have a few weeks until mine is delivered but I’m hoping these things are resolved by then.

Is there a list of major devtools not functional on Apple Silicon?
Past success does not guarantee future success. And when you're dealing with space travel, which is inherently expensive and extremely dangerous, then you can't afford to buy into any hype.
That it, right?

Some people want 480p video.

Some people want 1080p video.

Some people want 4k video.

Even if the browser <video> tag did a great job at codec and resolution negotiation you still have to encode _at a minimum_ three copies of the video to hit the qualities. Multiply that each time you need a different codec for different devices.

Or, upload one video to Youtube.
Interesting, my take on this quote was always sorta the reverse - the one based on Ibn Khaldun; Adams should have added add "so that their children would again have to study Politicks and War".

I wish we could get stuck on the 2nd stage forever! But I feel like we are well into the 3rd stage and may be on the way back to the 1st ;)
There are risks to making too many rules about who gets to be a member in your club.

And no risks in being too open about who gets to be a member of your club?
Small addition: the UrhG mentioned is the Urheberrechtsgesetz. Translated to English you would call it the "Law of rights of the originator". It is not just about "the right to make copies".
I just can't see it happening. How many launches have there been in total since the first launch of anything in space? I can't see it being much more than 10K, and it's definitely in that order of magnitude.

There's just not enough raw materials and fuel for that amount of launches, and environmental objections will catch up with them long before that.
This is a ridiculously simplistic view of things, to the point where it's not really worth any merit.

Mounting (s)ftp(s) and using it as a local folder does some things, but fails at the basics. Eg, if I upload a 50gb file (and actually manage to get it to upload all the way without crashing), how can I checksum verify what I uploaded without it costing me 50gb in downloading and time?

There's plenty more edgecases, but suffice to say, there's a reason why tools like rclone & rsync exist - copy and paste does not cut it for a lot of uses, especially when mixing large files, remote servers and (even good) internet connections.
For social species, when resources are limited, evolution favors groups whose rejected members fall sick and die.

The placebo effect comes from social support and goes beyond pain.

As for the implementation details, expectations play a role. A drug that modulates the cholecystokinin neurotransmission in the brain (involved in expectation processing) was found to enhance the placebo effect of a placebo pill (on mobile, can’t search right now, but with “ cholecystokinin” and “placebo” you should find the paper on google scholar).
I've wondered about that when I've seen it described as 'US timezones' or similar, which on the face of it seems to just mean the Americas (modulo I have no idea if maybe Canada or somewhere South has an extra one not used in the USA) - but maybe it suggests they're pretty open to anyone anywhere who convincingly says they'll work Pacific (or whatever) hours. Good to hear it's worked out for you.
>It would be nice if all servers supported DoT/DoH + DNSSEC and you could roll your own recursive DNS server and have more trust in traffic not being intercepted.

I love DNSSEC, but am not in favor of DoH/DoT. Mostly because I can't control DoH/DoT requests emanating from my network, as they're already encrypted and can't be differentiated from standard HTTPS traffic.

That's an issue (and will become a much bigger one as time passes) because vendors can use DoH/DoT to bypass local DNS controls like Pi-Hole, and short of blocking TCP/443, there's nothing you can do about it. Which is, IMNSHO, a big reason why DoT/DoH was developed.

>Post-Snowden revelations I feel pretty confident that DNS requests in the clear are being surveilled. I don't know for sure that requests to Cloudflare or Quad9 are being surveilled.

Your ISP can surveil whatever they want and there isn't much you can do about it unless you use a VPN.
I have worked with the web in a professional capacity for nearly a decade.

Your comment comes across like someone who has read a lot of HN comments, mixed it with an anecdote or two heard from friends at a bar, and is trying to pass it off as industry experience. And yeah, if you believe HN comments, then everyone is making six figures (but somehow also contribute no value), things like docker are easy to learn and require no skill (because folks here learned them easily after having years of software development experience) and npm users pull in packages for string operations (something that was true years ago, is still occasionally true in open source, but is not true in most shops I’ve worked in).

Believe it or not, my current client does code reviews, mandates 85% unit test coverage, and tests in all the major browsers. And if anything doesn’t pass muster, even small visual defects, it gets kicked back and is not merged. When I talk to the people I meet at JS meetups, their workplaces are not all the same, but they’re usually similar.
I don't really think it is fair to describe the situation where there are two major competitors and one of them ships abject garbage for ten years as a "monopoly". Can we blame Intel for the junk AMD made starting from Barcelona all the way up to and including Naples?
A big reason why they selected SpaceX's proposal to use a variation on Starship as the Artemis lunar lander is for NASA to start subsidizing Starship's development.
Let’s just go back to “portable computers” like the good ok’ Compaq 8086! Has a nice, well constructed handle for carrying around, only weighs 13kg (very luggable, Intel could partner with HP and could call it the “lovable luggable”). Think of the possibilities, at that point you can put an actual box fan in there so you can have a 1500W PSU to power your new Intel chip that just uses the entire 14nm Intel die at this point. Another bonus is that with such a high power usage in these winter months it’ll have the same heating efficiency as running a space heater in your office! It’s a win/win for everyone.

Hey it’s also 3% faster than the M1 Max!
That’s mis-understanding the effect. It has nothing to do with “losing big but rarely” you could put 20s instead of 6s and it wouldn’t change a thing. It’s just that when you roll A against B it will win more than half, but B against C will have B winning more than half, and finally C vs A will have C winning more than half.
"They" refers to archive.is, not Cloudflare.
Antiquated real estate agent system and realtor (TM) guild.
The One Thing Your Product Must Have for Success
Would you become a billionaire without even securing a millionaire status?

If this account belongs to someone with already deeper pockets (say someone who put 8 grand in a bunch of coins), wouldn't they have already learned that taking money off the table is a good idea when you slug it out of the solar system? Let alone with a dog coin.
Kitchen Science: Scaling Recipes
Current political system considered harmful.
why do commercial software vendors even have a delay with this kind of thing? I would assume software written in C which isn't doing any dark magic with opcodes can normally just be compiled to the new platform without any major hurdles? or is there some kind of "dropbox has to pay Apple huge license fee for X" kind of thing going on ?
Though I found the content sounded very interesting I kept losing focus while trying to continue reading. The interruption sections look too much like advertising. I think I'm having a gut reaction thinking the article was over.
One of the nice things about China is that they don't sell off naming rights to their stadiums to the highest bidding advertiser: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_stadiums_in_China
Not to menion lacking any pretention. It states the subject precisely. An honest straightforwardness with nothing to hide.
The waste is not even a downside.
I think when it comes to CookLang, most users don't know of another similar tool, this is why it is attractive.

If you said "I created a tool that can be used to drive nails into wood" and people had no idea hammers were thing, they would probably not ask "why you created it".

Personally I never thought about this (Recipe Markup language) and was surprised to see in other comments that a Schema already exists for recipes, even though the Markup syntax looks a lot cleaner and easier to use.
The State of California last summer sent out news they were considering banning or restricting the sales of desktop computer intended for gaming, out of power consumption considerations. And there is an eletric power crises in many areas of the world currently.

Economy of consumption remains a "hot" topic.
Solid Power Partners with SK to Jointly Produce All-Solid-State Batteries
Is the great neutrino puzzle pointing to multiple missing particles?
It has been painfully admitted and the confession is in public.

Samsung's smart TVs are watching you watch TV. Time to watch something else with a different brand?
Because Nasa is calling the shots on SLS, but Elon could cancell starship with a tweet, or OD on crack and kick the bucket, or go bancrupt, or end up in jail for calling someone a pedo.

There is a real non-zero risk of something bad gappebing to him and then future of SpaceX is in question, its not a robust institution like NASA
You can buy an Apple Silicon machine with DDR5 right now, if you are waiting for that.
Well spotted. That’s why the blog post uses oci.virtualisation. Upstream PR to turn openvscode-server into an expression is at https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/issues/140344#issuecomment-....
Blender is amazing for the 3D rendering it can do, and for the fact that it is free... But it is intimidating to people who don't learn it inside and out from a production standpoint when they are doing a lot more than just importing simple objects.

But I kind of wish they had a "Blender Light", without all the features and config options, and with a less complex UI... I've been using Panzoid to do certain things, but Panzoid can't do rigging on imported object files...

I usually want to make animated videos in support of the music I release on my label, but right now doing so is either expensive or time consuming. I also don't want to put in film-studio effort or money into each music video release, because that is not a good business model, and my time is limited... The costs of being a creator are rising fast, only solid workflows will ensure survival.