skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Source?

It is rather the opposite based on mirantis latest blog post on Swarm https://www.mirantis.com/blog/docker-swarm-webinar-qa-long-l...

> It all stems from when Mirantis first acquired the Docker Enterprise business two years ago, they put out a blog saying, “We’re gonna support Swarm for at least two more years and we’re gonna take that time to kind of see what the need is, what the market dictates…”

> Unfortunately, some third parties took that and said, “Oh, they’re only going to support it for two years and then they’re going to sunset it.” That’s not true at all. This is important to us and to our future direction. We continue to invest in it and we have lots of large enterprise customers using Swarm in production at scale.
That's a great addition. I feel like accessibility for the colour-blind should be a really simple thing to implement for all developers.
I'm confident enough that 3 letter agencies control most of the network that I'd feel safer using vpn.
> it somewhat repairs my view of Ubiquiti's brand

It shouldn't. Everything I read still speaks to their toxic culture and their inability to focus on a product before releasing 10 new ones.

I buy their switches and APs, but their routers are still garbage.
Used a public wifi access point from a computer bought second hand with cash.
what I heard some naugthy people say is that one way to deal with these kind of issues is to have two virtual machines, one that connects to the vpn and a second one (without host networking) that can only access internet through the first one.

the firewall on the gateway vpc has to be on drop by default and only forward traffic from the 2nd vpc to the vpn interface.

the gateway vpc should NEVER provide DHCP or DNS to the second vpc since this is the easiest way to shoot your foot off since a single dns request may give your identity away.

that or use qubes os.
You're not gonna believe this, back in the "old days" people cut fonts out of metal. :) People still do it for fun and profit. The Blue Ox Mill in Oregon has classes on fontcutting.
> if two populations can mate, then they're the same species

Wouldn't that mean homo sapiens and neanderthals are the same species, given that many people have neanderthal genes and interbreeding is even a hypothesis for the extinction of the neanderthals?
It's amazing that crypto has solved all of these problems, I wonder why people still have them.
I didn't totally mean that you personally are a Bitcoin maximalist, just that this is one of their arguments.

Did you mean extra steps or fewer? Either way, I think it mostly remains to be seen on the centralization question. The newer-fangled PoS chains are certainly more centralized than Bitcoin or Ethereum, but nobody has actually tried distributing tokens broadly through a bunch of years of PoW and only then switching to PoS. It could plausibly end up being quite a bit more decentralized than Bitcoin.
I think it helped a lot and I did a bit of a mini crossover trial where I did the enteral nutrition for a few weeks and then not.

And yeah the elemental formula I tried is https://www.integrativepro.com/products/physicians-elemental... but it's super expensive, tastes terrible, and studies don't show that it has better results than polymeric formula.

Ultimately ideally you only go through the bad phase once. If you can get into remission earlier you have a better chance of durable deep remission where your gut is totally repaired and your chance of the negative flywheel of wound -> bacteria leaking into bloodstream -> tnf inflammation -> bigger wound is minimal.
Asking about a perceived inconsistency isn't always "trying to get a rise out of someone". It's absolutely wild to me that people are saying that posing this question is implicitly bad faith, or trying to "humiliate" Wolfram or whatever.

And like, while I generally think OSS == good, there's lots of software that I think doesn't need to be (or even shouldn't be) OSS, but I have coherent reasons for that.
The expectation that everyone reads the TOS of services is laughable. They are impenetrable and they are long.
> Principia has been criticized by famous logicians like Kurt Gödel as being a “step backwards” from Frege

Kind of a weird dig here towards Gödel, but I don't think typesetting the whole thing's going to do anything to alleviate his points, as he was mainly criticizing the syntax. Logicians were in love with Frege's Begriffschrift for a long while (first seen in the late 1870s[1]). Either way, this was literally Gödel's first paper (published in 1944: "Russell’s Mathematical Logic") and he never mentioned Principia Mathematica again.

[1] https://www.math.uwaterloo.ca/~snburris/htdocs/scav/frege/fr...
I think it has a high chance of being a decently successful venture. They have the money, the tech, and an incredibly passionate audience. It’d be difficult for it not to be successful in my view.
Honestly, I'm happy with Safari and Firefox (I use Firefox primarily as a Facebook quarantine, but also for the RECAP extension) on my Mac. I have no reason to ever use Chrome.
If you're on Android, there's Gotify [1]. You can self-host the server and install the app on either the Play Store, F-Droid, or just by downloading the APK.

[1]: https://gotify.net/
You know I always mixed up Newton's Principia Mathematic with W&R's. Didn't realize for years they were different books. Also didn't know how to pronounce the "C" for even longer (this was pre internet days and I wasn't in college yet).
Hosted mediawiki isn't cheap, so I don't see another player coming into the market. The consolidation of gamepedia into "Fandom" is the worst in this respect.
WITH THAT SAID, Notcurses can now acquire the default background from the terminal (this was not true when I wrote the book, sigh), and I fully support @akkartik's approach given this fact. Using NCALPHA_HIGHCONTRAST together with explicit reproduction of the user's chosen background is a complete and general solution to this problem, and I really ought update the book. Thanks, @akkartik!
Could you point me to a CD at 2% right now?
Too bad we were slow to do the same thing with all the shitty lazily-named Chinese phone manufacturers like OnePlus who have free reign to skim our devices.
To my knowledge, no. Terrafirmacraft does have strata of different stone types that stretch for large areas, but these aren't tectonic plates. It does generate biomes based on "lattitude" however.

As another comment mentions, dwarf fortress does do all of this though. I don't think this would work in minecraft though, I think minecraft needs a mix of terrain types near each other to be most interesting, and tectonic plates would spread it out.
It costs about 9% per year to short it on most exchanges but about 4-5% on many DeFi platforms. Since most fractional banks live off of a 10% reserve ratio, you could very well be keeping Tether alive and prevent it from ever going under by shorting it.

They are profiting from all of the tether FUD nonsense by being able to lend their coins at a higher rate.
I swear there's an article with this exact title released everyday and 90% of the time it's BS.
I use Firefox. Haven't noticed any recent issues such as not rendering certain sites, but if I did, I'd just move on from that site. Webdevs, if your product won't at least render something passable/readable on a browser other than Chrome, you're not trying hard enough.
He was part of the team investigating the hack.
China shows its true colours – and they're not pretty
An interesting side story is the Highland Shaman in Nepal eat a similar combination of chemicals from completely different plants. Both groups of shaman, Nepal and south America have similar descriptions of the formation and structure of the universe. The maoi chemical harmaline, is taken over a wide area of Africa, south eastern europe, and much of central asia, as well as south america. It has broad antibacterial properties and is strong against parasites.
Hashcash: The proof-of-work algorithm for avoiding DoS attacks
um, no? See the famous story of Hushmail [0], which used end-to-end encryption and claimed to have no access to user email until receiving a court order. Then they modified the code they send to one client to exfiltrate encryption keys to law enforcement, and decoded all the "end to end encrypted" email.

Sure, they claim they are open source and that the infrastructure was audited, but this does not prevent them from just configuring their auto-update server to serve a very special update to user at a specific IP.

[0] https://www.wired.com/2007/11/encrypted-e-mai/
I give Krebs a little credit here because the "whistleblower" from his original article was really an insider that was part of the investigation into the breach. Obviously this source was also the hacker, but knowing that was impossible.

Now, I believe Krebs should at least acknowledge he made this mistake, sadly he hasn't here yet.
Most (all?) so-called "decaffinated" coffee has a decent amount of caffeine.
Iirc they do allow e2ee for some stuff, like bookmarks.
Ask HN: Where do you go for disucssion about a particular domain?
I often get to a website and I'm looking for background info on whether it's trustworthy, who's behind it, etc. I'd often just like to post a question to other users of the site, or a warning. It seems like there should be a forum (or even a Better Business Bureau type thing) for the discussion of individual websites, and maybe a browser extension to enable interaction with the "forum page" when you go to the website. I guess this is related to web annotation and curation which I guess are areas of stalled progress. Anyway, does something like this exist?
I did Ayahuasca once. This sounds cliche, but I don't think I've ever felt so strongly connected to the natural world. I'd like to do it again.
I use Firefox 99.9% of the time at home on my 2012 iMac and 2015 MacBook. I have zero problems whatsoever with it.
Frost at Midnight
>The VPN issue was a 'killswitch' mode that was turned off, or didn't work 100% of the time. You could encounter the same issue with Tor.

No you won't, because tor isn't a VPN. In fact it specifically tells you not to use it with other browsers/applications[1]. It's a combo of a browser + tor client. The browser has its proxy set to the tor client, so the only way it can reach the internet is via tor. Getting that to behave properly is far easier/reliable than trying to get it to work for every application/os/hardware configuration.

[1] https://2019.www.torproject.org/docs/faq.html.en#CompatibleA...
Ask HN: What's your current favorite programming font?
I recently discovered "FiraCode Nerd Font" and I've been using it everywhere as I setup a fresh new laptop.

Which programming font you currently swear to? I'm always interested in knowing cool fonts to use in my IDEs and terminals.
I’m a Python programmer. We don’t have macros … or semicolons.
> WHY include cryptojunk with a BROWSER???

The 'cryptojunk' facilitates funding content sans our traditional advertising dystopia. Whether that's you're cup or tea or not neither the rationale nor the mechanism is difficult to understand. The cryptojunk is also off by default[1].

Should you manage to overcome this hangup and give it a try you'll have a browser that is almost indistinguishable from Chrome except that the bulk of Google's abuse has been removed, among other benefits.

[1] https://brave.com/rewards-update/
>The pan won't heat up past 100 unless all the water has boiled off

Imagine... a smart rice cooker where the heating element is its own embedded system running some kind of awful javascript-based OS and monitoring stack optimised for maximum waste heat. When the rice is done the system emails you and then issues itself an ACPI shutdown.
Gemini is FDIC backed up to US$250K per account. I think they are taking the regulation thing seriously. They are also fully backed stablecoin because they only have like $300MM in assets, so it is easier to back. Although I still have trouble getting my head around "Winklevoss Dollars".
Self selecting populations can be very different from the overall norms when your talking 0.001% of the population. However, when your talking 5+% of the population you can only stray so far from those norms.

Recruit say the smartest 5% of the population and their median IQ is ~130. The tallest 5% and sure you get everyone in the NBA, but also the more normal person at 6’ 1”. Considering in the real world you can’t select the most extreme in every category and the US military is more or less forced to be fairly average compared to the US population simply because they want multiple things. Select for decent health, decent intelligence, and decent physical capacity and you can only focus so much on mental health.
No like this.

https://i.ytimg.com/vi/KEkrWRHCDQU/maxresdefault.jpg
That's a tough thing to do when said sites are server IPMIs that never get up to date firmware.
So does this mean if this happened to an FDIC-insured cryptoexchange like Gemini everyone gets their investments/monies back?
Rare, and utterly refreshing for its frankness. Let's hope this person does well wherever he goes in his career.
You can be emailing them with other domains too, if the user has a paid account with them.
If you’re going to make a schema, which is a good idea, then make a command line option that emits it.
But who configures AWS GuardDuty and who does it report to? Presumably the root account owner? In that case, wouldn't that be the cloud lead?
parameter reg is int, return value is bool.
I like how they mention the mushroom leather shoes are "gluten free", I guess in case you need to boil them for food during a famine...
I think it’s useful to be selective, you have to have similar biomes, you can’t just use anyone’s feces, it’s why her daughter’s was used. I said it’s not a panacea but it is a good area to research.
Proper opsec is you blackhole all traffic when the vpn isn’t active.
lol so much wrong with this:

using surfshark

talking to FBI

being a terrible extortionist

devising such a terrible way to make money
I was looking for something similar recently for a video clip and had a good experience with gifs.com. Their real-time preview was impressive, helpful. Any way you could offer that I can paste a youtube url instead of vid upload?
One Plus, using a number and a sign, is lazily named as opposed to what? A company that's named after a misspelled number? A company named after the first two greek letters? A company named after a river in south america? A company named after fruits?
That’s why I created jello[0]. You get the power of python without the boilerplate so the experience is closer to jq with python syntax.

[0] https://github.com/kellyjonbrazil/jello
It’s an oldie but goodie, and still my favorite after trying many different programming typefaces: Adobe Source Code Pro.

https://adobe-fonts.github.io/source-code-pro/
It is incredibly hard to improve something that your user base doesn’t think needs improving. That part really stands out to me.

When I first moved to Postgres I was fairly reluctant - my impression was that it was some arbitrary flavour of sql, and since I was used to MySQL (the only sql database I’d ever used) it seemed incredibly unnecessary to bother with. I imagine there are tons of people out there like I was who would rather let things be.

Since the first few weeks I don’t think I’ve ever chosen to use MySQL again; Postgres totally changed my career for the better.
Oh, I was well aware of that, but that is just a small part of the story. What I was wondering is the details of the process by which R&W got the ideas out of their heads and into the metal. Surely they didn't carve the typeface by hand themselves?
> MySQL is a pretty poor database, and you should strongly consider using Postgres instead.

Wow, right on the chin with that one.

> More jarring were the people who insisted everything was OK (it seems most MySQL users and developers don't really use other databases)

I only have anecdata of my usages of MySQL and Postgres but I swear people that cut their teeth on MySQL and have never used Postgres just don't know what they are missing.

Yes Postgres can be slower out of the box and yes Postgres has worse connection handling that usually requires a pooler but the actual engine and it's performance makes it worth it in my opinion.
Are killswitches actually fast enough? Serious question, I don’t know much/anything about networking internals.

I never trust killswitches and when I want to ensure I don’t leak anything, I bind to the VPN interface instead, but I don’t know if that actually gives better security?
that makes me so happy to hear. you have no idea how much of a pain in the ass that video was to make, lol--i'm really glad to hear it's been effective in carrying forth The Message.

i'm working on a new one now which is going to be some absolute Wizard of Oz shit; stay tuned. =] hack on!
> LinkedIn is full of posts that are put up by employees that are filled to the brim with either extreme compassion / extreme empathy / self congratulatory likes/comments on their bosses or higher ups in the company.

Oh. Like Elon Musk or Sundar Pichai? Or their managers or team leaders or boss's boss?

> Its just so artificial.

I can assure you the former is rampant all over social media including twitter and the latter is rampant in actual workplaces.

I'm questioning you because I wanted to learn more about what you wrote. I accept you like twitter and think linkedin is a cesspool, it's just not clear to me exactly why that is.
If you use a language that has a bunch of unicode (especially Julia), JuliaMono is really good. It does a lot of very nice symbol alignment.
not necessarily. tons of ways to still be identified
@CAFireScanner operated by man from New Zealand
This is pretty cool! If I'm understanding this correctly, this would make it possible for green thread implementations to call FFI code with low-overhead? What are the plans to upstream this?
What a burn - but not surprising given MySQL's history and things like MariaDB or Percona which exist to fill the gaps. My impression is that many people will choose Postgres over MySQL when starting a new project as it progresses so quickly and has a far richer set of features.
Or just:

awk -F: '/key/ {print $2}' file.json
Uutils: an attempt at writing cross-platform CLI utilities in Rust
That's a bit of a human trait, categorizing things. It's not like evolution decides to suddenly have a new species, it's by definition liquid, generation for generation.

The fact that there are many more clearly defined species is because "fitness" (which sometimes includes very random events happening) results in many "species" (or sub-species or variants or groups of mutants) to die out eventually and one lucky/fit group to survive.

With homo sapiens, like with many other only recently established species that didn't really happen. Or well, it did and that's why we have that taxonomy problem. But you can draw all sorts of lines. Of course the whole race topic comes in there too and what about people who are able to drink milk after a certain age and those who don't.

Species are sometimes distinct by very minor traits like that and not always by being able to have offspring.

So decisions are either made by people who establish species or by a majority of scientists agreeing, so more or less through a political rather than a scientific process. Of course that means it comes to a lot of bike shedding on these topics.

It's more a discussion about what the definition of the word species is than anything else.
When I was at Amazon long time ago, there was a suite of tools that would use structured text.

I think it was called "recs"
That's because the default for not-logged-in users is "new" reddit, an anti-pattern-filled mobile-first abomination. Everyone that actually uses the site hates it too.

Regular reddit users forget how bad the default experience is when linking to it.

(You can restore the old, more hn-like appearance by replacing the "www" with "old" in any reddit permalink)
Amazing read and excellent photos:

> Two years later, Killingley had worked with Scripps biologist William Newman (affectionately known to colleagues as Barnacle Bill) to come up with the e = mc2 of barnacle biochemistry: an equation that relates the ratio of oxygen isotopes in a shell layer to the temperature and composition of the water it grew in. Because different parts of the ocean have unique temperature and salinity profiles, explains Taylor, measuring these isotopes could theoretically allow you to figure out roughly where in the ocean each layer had formed. “The basic idea is that there are these chemical tracers in the environment,” he says. “The barnacle puts some of those tracers in its shell and thereby keeps a kind of growing record of places that it’s been.”

I used to really dislike barnacles every time I saw a whale photo with them - never imagined that they are implicitly collecting metrics in their shell.
That's how many vaccines work... dead versions of pathogens.
I 'maintain' a shell script/library that can do a lot of the basic things like color controls, control getch, move the screen cursor, etc. [0]

Taking a peek under covers to see how easy it is. A couple printfs from whatever language is way way less overhead than bundling in the whole of curses.

[0] https://git.sr.ht/~shakna/damned
NYT obtains internal TikTok document describing recommendation algorithm
Rebel Wilson invites fellow Aussies to Fiji
I suggest you go to a non-techie relative or friend and ask them permission to use their facebook for a moment.
It’s probably extra irritating for them.
This is what I was thinking, but then it brings up the question, how much comedy writing is the comedian? Is Kevin Hart writing his own jokes or does he have a team he employs? I know ghost producing is common in music. This could actually make sense. But I can see Spotify and others coming back and saying "You're right, we should split it, and we will pay X% to party one and Y% to party two as long as X+Y=100"
At its simplest, manage screen state yourself and redraw it by moving the cursor and colouring with ANSI codes:

https://gist.github.com/fnky/458719343aabd01cfb17a3a4f729679...

Turning the cursor on and off, 24 bit color, etc. A lot is possible though you potential sacrifice portability (which in 2021 translates to “don’t expect your stuff to render properly if your at the Linux console, and everywhere else it is fine.”)
Starred and bookmarked, will definitely reach for this the next time I need to work with json in a pipeline. Thanks for the link! Cool project.
If he wanted 20 btc all he had to do was put up one of those shitty livestream YouTube scam videos that you always see (Elon Musk was a 2020 favorite). And he would not have been arrested either.
Ubuntu Mono
Since the article title is generically baity, I changed it (per https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html) to one that attempts to summarize what the article says. If anyone has a better suggestion—i.e. one that is more accurate and neutral—we can change it again.

As for this thread: let's try to talk about the specific claim in the article. Generic "boo Chrome" or whatever is too repetitive for a good HN thread.
There MUST BE some kind of person who's default behavior is "I wonder how hard I can push this and not get in trouble".

They do this stuff.

I hope I never meet him.
Are you sure with FF that’s not an extension? No issues with FB or Twitter (just tested it), can’t talk about Reddit as I use the fast version.