skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I’ve been using LXC as a lightweight “virtualization” platform for over 5 years now, with great success. It allows me to take existing installations of entire operating systems and put them in containers. Awesome stuff. On my home server, I have a VNC terminal server LXC container that is separate from the host system.

Combined with ipvlan I can flexibly assign my dedicated server’s IP addresses to containers as required (MAC addresses were locked for a long time). Like, the real IP addresses. No 1:1 NAT. Super useful also for deploying Jitsi and the like.

I still use Docker for things that come packaged as Docker images.
Agreed, I get annoyed with the over-the-top-ness of many of his videos, even the podcast, but overall they do a decent job of covering things. Clickbait titles/thumbnails are unfortunately table stakes on YT and while I hate it I can't bring myself to hate the player. LTT is far from perfect and I certainly don't agree with him on everything but I'd rank his content over quite a few other channels.
60M up, lmao. Let me guess, HFC
You don’t need any help by the sounds of it, but her is some unsolicited advise anyway.

A Pihole gives a nice GUI to what you are doing, and has some nice config options.
The Dune Encyclopedia was not based on any inside information from Frank Herbert. It was essentially an officially licensed fanwork -- much of the information in the Encyclopedia was wild speculation on the part of the authors.
I'd add that aside from my byline on AT, the only other places I have the Dr. is on Twitter, and on my business card. Everyone else introduces me that way. If they ask how to introduce me, I say whatever works best.

For some reason people equate this to me shoving it down their throats. There was a big reddit thread about it recently.
And throwing them in jail does what exactly?

How about educating people, how about going after those that sell these devices in the first place instead? Sure, give them a fine but jesus, don't throw them in jail.
There's a JIT framework in Rust: https://github.com/bytecodealliance/wasmtime

There's a library for doing full X.509 certificate parsing and verification: https://briansmith.org/rustdoc/webpki/

There's definitely some attempts at doing pure-Rust SSL, but I suspect a lot of them are also doing some sketchy things with crypto that shouldn't be trusted (getting constant-time stuff implemented properly is really challenging, and probably requires large amounts of assembly to guarantee correctness).
It's a strategy game. Do you really find this more offensive than say GTA?

And how far do you stretch this notion, can we still play games about ancient Rome for example?
Yeah. I think the advice on diet is a good one for mainstream audiences. Giving nuance is difficult when people are looking for quick answers.

I had the same experience for a long time. People would see me eat Oreos, pizza, ice cream, pop tarts, etc. and they’d say, “how are you so incredibly thin if you eat all that garbage?” And I’d respond that I just eat less - I don’t eat a lot. And it was true. I’d eat garbage but I’d eat so little that I’d maintain an incredibly low weight. Now as I’m older and stress has gotten better - I’ve started eating more and gained weight due to it. It’s all due to the quantity/amount-of-calories.
Rust is heavily influenced by OCaml. The first Rust compiler was written in Rust.
The real problem is that car manufactures have lobbied to give every scrap of space to car storage. If we took back parking lanes to dramatically expand sidewalks, this wouldn't be an issue at all.
The Fremen were also human colonists, not indigenous.
In my last long-term relationship, in the first year I stopped using porn completely as I was completely satisfied with sex. As time went on sex with the same partner becomes less exciting, even if you love them. By year 3 I found sometimes I would not be excited enough for fulfilling sex (I'm a mid-30s man). What I found was that watching porn improved this a lot. It made me excited again, but I still ejaculated exclusively into my partner. It wasn't that I would think about porn during sex or anything either. It just caused me to see her in a different light somehow. But if I got carried away and ejaculated while watching porn it was over for at least 2-3 days. Completely dead sex drive. So yeah, I've come to agree that it's ejaculating while watching porn that is the real bad thing. Porn itself I think can be bad too, but for other reasons.
Bank accounts frozen?

Own at least 5 figures of Monero and Tornado Cash notes.

Forget about localbitcoins and ATMs, your lawyer can cash them into their IOLTA account for benefit of you.
Assuming your lawyer has some crypto exchange instead of just a bank account. Otherwise do take the risk of using a local trader and ATM. You should probably fire your "everything crypto confuses me" lawyer. The government doesn't get to know who your lawyers are, and they don't know what your legal strategy will be which creates risk for them. Yes, they have theoretical capability of stalking you in person and all your communications including attorney-client ones, this alone can void their case. Form a couple relationships.

Congratulations, you can afford your rights again in America, and everything else.

protip: do it before you need to, because by then you probably can't.
>I've had it bluntly explained to me by a federal prosecutor that they do it specifically so you cannot mount a legal defense due to your inability to hire a quality attorney.

so it's standard procedure for the FBI to try to prevent you from adequately defending yourself, seems about right.
Yes - after writing C++ for 30 years I know how to make my life easy with it. If I never touch the wonky and unsafe bits it just works.

But man, after trying to watch after a C++ project with other kinds of programmers on it I kind of wish it was built into the compiler. Rust is pretty much what I do by convention.

Also when a beginner asks me whether they should start learning C++, prepare for a long uncomfortable silence while I look for the right words.
The developer Shiro Games have actually made a great title called Northguard. It's somewhat of a cross between Age of Empires and Civ. From the gameplay video it looks like this new game is using that same game engine.

I've put it on my watchlist as I really liked Northguard, so looking forward to this coming out!
SpaceX has delivered fundamental breakthroughs in commercial space launch. Any analysis of the company that omits this is extremely disingenuous and makes me suspect ignoble motivations behind the critique.
And, 200 TV channels at no extra cost!
They should give the YouTube audio fingerprint team a shot at it.

But seriously, Google doesn't need to make anything besides bringing back the option to hide certain domains from the results forever. Even if they don't analyze what domains people are hiding, it would dramatically improve the usability.
I can’t believe people care about cybersecurity when climate change is a bigger threat to us all ad nauseam.
I think it’s because we all know murder is wrong and the FPS genre wouldn’t exist as we know it without that factor.
In contrast, colonialism and racism, unfortunately, still garners support.

There is no support for video games glorifying rape. There shouldn’t be support for video games glorifying colonialism or racism.
I remember joining the anandtech forums in the very early 2000's. I'm continually surprised how great a resource it's remained for over 20 years now. Certainly impressive!
Oh, I did not know this - thanks for the correction. I remember being told that it was compiled from his notes but I guess that was mistaken.
Omg yes! Thank you for saying this. I cannot agree more. Designs "built for mobile" are the absolute WORST to use on mobile! They break the most basic functionality.
This React Native work is using the same "default UI framework" from Windows 8 (WinUI/WinRT, whatever you want to call it), the big thing that has shifted was Windows 8 did JS bindings directly inside IE11 and "Spartan" Edge and now the preferred tool seems to React Native when working with JS (or TS).

(Which in some ways is actually a regression from the Windows 8 approach because the IE11/"Spartan" Edge-backed plan supported WinRT bindings and WinUI user interfaces "progressively" in PWAs: rather than recompiling your JS for React Native with its own React Native "skin" there was a more direct path to "upgrade" a regular web-hosted app and boring "old fashioned" HTML DOM to WinRT/WinUI. Somewhat ironically, too, the WinUI name even came from these earlier Windows 8 efforts, but WinUI.js died as Microsoft decoupled WinRT bindings from IE11/"Spartan" Edge and never got a "3.0".)

I think the narrative that Microsoft keeps switching their UI story is more about the confusion of the shifting bindings than actually about the stack as whole. The stack is relatively consistent over time, just things like .NET versions kept changing (and where .NET fits with respect to the application hosting model/lifecycle) and JS saw this regression from being a "first class" supported binding with a path for PWAs to it's finally back in React Native (and currently only React Native), and even is starting to feel "first class" again, if you don't mind React Native now as the only way forward.
That's true- I even stated that I thought KetoType1 should have put a disclaimer.

At the same time, I do encourage people to take charge of their own health, and to make calculated and appropriate risks. My primary concern was people only reading your name, the word "dangerous", and being put off from further research about keto in general because of that. Some physicians used to recommend rice- and grain-heavy diets for diabetes, so some healthy skepticism (EDIT: in the "trust, but verify" sense) is warranted, even towards one's doctor.
I found that the Wikipedia page explains it quite well: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/4X
If you feel that the existing images (of lxc-download?) have too many bugs for your liking, you could also try the classic templates, which use debootstrap and the like to create the rootfs.
I might switch to Epiphany on my Pinebook Pro due to gstreamer supporting hwaccel video decode. VAAPI (used by Firefox) does not on this hardware.

I'll have to run some tests though.
> helmet is now required

FYI some context on bike helmet laws: https://www.thestranger.com/slog/2021/04/06/56408419/seattle...
Literally a trap to hand over your encryption keys. Never sign into an operating system with a cloud identity.

You should have stopped using windows years ago. There is no excuse, especially thanks to Valve for their work enhancing wine ecosystem and making your games work.
So ignoring the main point of Rust, it's (mostly) what C++ would have been...

You could do this with basically any language advancement. Ignoring classes, C++ was (mostly) what C... Ignoring GC, Java was (mostly) what C++...

Also, a language is more than the sum of its parts. If it weren't, kitchen sink languages would be the best ones out there, because they have the most parts.
Really? This wouldn't have made me want to stop. It only would've made me bitter and angry.
Amount of time spent on the site is too low I'd estimate, but then the income too high. The real problem is probably that, if you'd actually do this and try to value all your time like this... you'd burn out by the time you got to $1800 or something!
He might be hiding it, or playing along hoping to get access back later. Regardless, one thing I learned growing up with incredibly strict parents is that it doesn't teach you self-governance. Once he starts living independently, this could come back to bite him. There's also a level of animosity to your parents when they don't trust you that pervades the relationship. Add to that, a level of social isolation since almost every remote interaction is done on an app nowadays, I really question that decision to completely block him out.
I'll keep saying it; UI/UX is a fundamentally flawed field for a number of intersecting reasons, most of which boil down to not really distinguishing between when it's doing engineering, when it's doing psychology, and when it's doing fashion.

When it's merely doing fashion, fine, be honest about it. But when it's doing engineering/psychology -- the huge problem is that there's no skin-in-the-game incentives. It can harm people without fear of repercussion, and so it does.

I will take it seriously when someone is fined or thrown in jail for harming people through, e.g. dark patterns. This should happen, soon.
Fed approves rules banning its officials from trading stocks, bonds and crypto
Windows NT POSIX subsystem was more like BSD/NT, basic effort.

And SUA was also not much GNU related.
Enormous Integers
Are there other languages with compile time GC prior to Rust? I thought that was a pretty novel feature. I recall an ML variant with region inference, but that was just an optimization I believe for it's runtime GC.

Edit: MLKit was the ML dialect I was thinking of - looked it up
This article is extensive but surprisingly doesn't discuss religion at all, which we know has been in steep decline in the west.

While not specific to young people, it seems birth rates are strongly correlated to religiosity.

> Model 1 confirms that women for whom religion is important in daily life have higher fertility intentions (table 4). Compared to non-religious women, who intend two children on average, women for whom religion is somewhat important intend 0.31 additional children and women for whom religion is very important in daily life intend 0.69 additional children.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2723861/
I'm gonna be real with you here. You're not as good as a 5yoe employee, because people are expected to grow. Nobody hires a junior dev because they want a junior dev for 20 years. They hire a junior because they think the person has potential to grow into a senior dev over time.

Over 20 years, you've not demonstrated that growth, and so it makes more sense for a prospective employer to assume that lack of growth will continue. Compare to a junior dev who can bring the same productivity today, but could rise to the level of principal or staff over the long term.

For the record, I would bet that this picture doesn't match reality. My guess is that you've developed knowledge and skills that would make you much more valuable than you might think. But, you are expected to demonstrate them and use them on the job. Good luck!
When I was writing Go I used to write little helper functions named "findThingy" that just wrapped a single for loop. A typical module might have a few of them. It wasn't hard to read and it wasn't that big a deal. I think the boilerplate from error handling hurts readability more.

It will be nice not to have to do that, though, if I get back to Go again.
Journalism is one particular problem. I expect most halfway decent tech journalists could head to many tech companies to do content marketing and make a lot more money--though they might well find the work less interesting.

Arguably, pay disparities in the industry exist more broadly even if you just restrict the conversation to developers/engineers. I suspect that the big tech companies are sucking a lot of the oxygen out of the room at least in the US. Some people may not want to work for those companies and others, whether because of lack of skill, poor interviewing, or just bad luck, can't get an offer. But if someone can get in, it will be hard for a lot of other companies to match the comp.
It's likely about as energetic as regular fuel...
Its Octane Number is higher than regular fuel

I am not a petroleum chemist/engineer/whatever, but I'm pretty sure those two things cannot be true at the same time. Higher octane fuel contains less energy, which contributes to less engine knock/pre-detonation.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Octane_rating#Effects

"The other rarely-discussed reality with high-octane fuels associated with 'high performance' is that as octane increases, the specific gravity and energy content of the fuel per unit of weight are reduced. The net result is that to make a given amount of power, more high-octane fuel must be burned in the engine."
Sorry that you feel that way; detach from the media because I feel a lot of anger coming from you towards westerners. I don’t hate you. I just got triggered by your denial of our mistreatment and your whataboutism.

I hope to visit more Arab countries soon and make more friends there.
Just chiming in, I remember people telling me this when I was 21 and thinking "I know things, these people are just talking down to me."

Almost a decade later, I can absolutely confirm, I knew almost nothing about the world at 21.

This is great advice. You need to fail and learn lessons. Your early 20's are the opportune time to fuck up because you get a lot of free passes. Those free passes start to run out as you get older.

Use them, because they're non-transferable
For me the issue is really about

1) being available all the time and feeling like I’m expected to reply or be considered potentially dead (or very rude)

2) picking up the smartphone to check something useful and end up in some doomscrolling rabbithole because a notification seized my attention

I wish there were easier ways to put the phone into an automated setting that lets you access only a subset of apps. I know you can do similar stuff with the iPhone, but I tried, and blocking apps works for like a few days, and then I constantly hit “remind me later”
Linode has entered into an agreement to be acquired by Akamai
Imprisoning debtors has been a request from British banks to operate in the country. Yes, banks wield vast powers but when you are playing with billions you gotta pay to play .I lost my life savings in that crisis, for no reason at all on my part. It was the greed of banks and many fraudsters .
I was rightfully imprisoned in Dubai, which is very rare to admit, I was drunk on a public beach and kissing my girlfriend in Ramadan, in jail for 24 hours, every prisoner there claimed to be innocent, even a Russian mafia thug, that was as hilarious as this article form the Economist.
https://jila.colorado.edu/sites/default/files/2022-02/Redshi...
They moved installing infra in my "commune" from December 2021 to mid-2022, and when asked on twitter, they told me it's a). supply chain problems, the time for router/optics delivery increased by a couple of months b). they want to lower pressure on their employees who need to install new infra during night

I'm already using Mikrotik CCR-2004 with 10Gb/s + 1Gb/s links, it has 2x28Gbps ports, so it should be fine when init7 comes here.

Though, with CCR-2004 I'm seeing about 50% CPU usage with 8Gbps up or down, which means I won't be able to use full 25Gb/s with it, most likely 20Gb/s max. And no, there's no specific reason for me to have it - it's just the price is sort-a the same as local 1Gb/s and 10Gb/s offerings.
Good point

Video games are not worth your time
It's 'first to file' since 2013.
Because this was heavily partisan issue. It is just absurd to claim it was not.
Looking forward to your future adventures!

I guess we all already can take a guess at where you might end up haha

Cheers!
Works for me. Seems like a temporary glitch
My nephew was 22 when diagnosed: https://www.healthline.com/diabetesmine/charlie-kimball-diab...
I think I missed the point where parent said not to use management techniques for promotion and comp. Can you highlight what you are seeing?
Ah, civil forfeiture.

Now now also available to people other than minorities!
I think you're quite misinformed about the situation.

Linus has literally said that he doesn't like the clickbait himself but it's almost essential to get decent views thanks to YouTube's algorithms. It's true that a lot of their work is more surface-level compared to AnandTech but that's just partly because a. You need a lot of talent that they might not have had, and b. They actually ARE expanding in that direction.

Side note: Tom Scott/Rohin Francis/Veritasium have also started having more clickbaity video thumbnails. Do I blame them? No, I blame YouTube. Don't forget, Linux has a huge team he needs to pay and support.
Sometimes I wonder how many years I'm going to keep maintaining ancient pages on my server with PHP upgrades and stuff. I feel bad for letting them go dead. And then I turn around and click another link from three months ago and wonder why I even bother...

And that's when I make another donation to the vital Internet Archive
This fairy tale idea of becoming financially independent these days is just that - a fairy tale. You'll end up burnt out and hating the career path you chose, even if it's your hobby.

YMMV but I strongly advise taking the parent comment with a grain of salt.
No evidence there of a "walter white" being stopped.

Restitution can be ordered by a court without requiring a process to confiscate money without so much as a charge
Now list the games that you can't play
Anandtech has been one of my primary sources for quality tech journalism and unbiased reviews, mostly thanks to the works of Ian and Andrei. In the industry where folks report the TDP as actual power consumption these guys were true beacons of knowledge. Their articles will be sorely missed.
I have tried both. Dune Legacy is not faithful to the original and feels kind of broken gameplay wise. Dynasty is very close to original gameplay with better controls.
There's very little incentive to adopt Linux as a kernel given how popular Microsoft is with consumer grade OEMs developing for the WHQL driver program. That's one point of competitive advantage Microsoft would be nuts to let go off.

Also, sysinternals and psh alone are very compelling examples of sophisticated tooling for the Windows ecosystem. So much so that they were ported to other platforms for the Windows users wanting to explore Mac and Linux.

And while Microsoft failed so far to create a decent package management solution for Windows, the problem really isn't how to manage packages, but rather how Win32 software assumes certain levels of access to system internals. This problem was mostly solved with the introduction of MSIX, so Microsoft needs to find a better carrot to incentivize developers to deploy with MSIX so winget can work properly.
> Absolutely hate these scooters from an ADA prospective.

Same here, but from a different angle. If the scooters were the problem, we'd have had the same problem when Car2Go was a thing. But, car infrastructure in the US is so overbuilt that Car2Go didn't even register on the radar in terms of free street parking. Cars improperly abandoned that impede car traffic are quickly resolved.

The nonmotorized infrastructure in the US is so begrudgingly inept that adversarial design wouldn't look much different. If there's a rent-a-scooter inconveniencing the token pedestrian path next to on street parking, I've simply been moving the scooters into on street parking. A single scooter fits between spaces, or only consumes <5% of the length of a standard 20 foot space. Surely drivers complain loudly, but they won't be inconvenienced unless they go out of their way to toss a scooter into the middle of the sidewalk; an accurate metaphor for how sidewalks got to be so terrible in the first place.
You are thinking Linux class devices, this is about MCUs with a few MiB of external flash
The one that is ongoing since 2014, starting with occupied Crimea and parts of Donetsk/Luhansk
> What about a naturalist tale of keeping the desert as it is, and resisting the urge to destroy it for the supposed benefit of the humans

This is a huge plot point of a bunch of the later dune books. Based on the comments here, almost no one has actually read them.
The company which owns the scooter is responsible for the location of the scooter. They choose to let users leave scooters in shitty locations. They invite vigilant responses from other sidewalk users.