skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm using a 2.1 system so this shouldn't affect me, but sadly it does. Lately, even very expensive TV's lack DTS codecs, so playing movies from a DLNA server is not viable anymore, unless you re-encode every audio track. I understand the reasoning, they do not have to care about playing ripped movies on their devices, but I think the $2000 price tag could probably include the DTS license.
To some extent we actually have the counterfactual to the US, i.e. not bailing out the banks broadly in Europe. There recovery was slower, banks did do less funding of "real economies" in the aftermath, the bailouts did come with net costs overall and the banks are still not so competitive.
If you write code that is not testable, how do you test it? What you propose is false dichotomy really. Code that isn't testable is almost always confusing, large, hard to work with etc.
i do it even easier. i have zerotier running and everyone is on the same "network".

you do need to look for an ISP that gives you a static ip which isnt even possible where i live
Please be very careful with the trolling. In a past life I had contact with teams returning from Kossovo having handled mass graves there, identifying corpses, getting information to investigators, these ones then talking with families, piecing through what exactly happened.
Some of the affected persons, still alive 30 years on, with only the memory of their raped 10 years old daughter, are at it and anyone associated with the deeds, even if the perpetrators have long ago been peeled, are still after associates, even if only just in propaganda associates.
Official sources claim even higher approval rates, but trend is similar between state and independent agencies.
what the fuck is going through your head when you write crap like this?
Playing video game is truly fun, as long as you don't have the tendency to be addicted to it. Now that you've set yourself free, I suggest you never go back. But if you're 100% sure you can control yourself, why not. You can play once a week just so you can relax and entertain yourself.

I should understand so because I was also hooked into watching movies and TV series during lockdown. After that, I need to get back to my working routine and stay productive.

So good luck Volrath89!
Ask HN: When will ACL on Linux be part of the DE?
By "part" I mean in the properties of the file or folder you can configure ACL with ease.

Is there anything blocking for this integration/improvement of the DE(Desktop Environment) to happen?
Please do not forget that most of the household price difference comes from taxes. This is also said in your own source [1]:

> Taxes and levies make the biggest difference. Their share climbed steadily, from 25.6% in 2011 to 40,3% in 2020. These values vary greatly from one country to another, with rates as high as 66% in Denmark and 53% in Germany.

I.e. in Germany, 90% of the Stromsteuer is used to fund the government pension system. So you cannot really compare the household prices between countries and make conclusions about the efficiency of their electricity policies, because a lot of countries just opt for another scheme of government financing through taxes on stuff such as electricity (or gasoline taxes for example, which is also used to fund pensions in Germany).
The reasons behind this conclusion are dubious.

There are no other elements on which to decide to whom the dead one belongs, except his weapons, his hair and his dress.

His weapons (sword and scabbard) are identical with those of the victorious warrior. He has long, tied hair like the victorious warrior and no helmet like that of the enemy is visible. Only his shorts might be more similar to those of the enemy, but even this is not certain, as most of the shorts of the enemy are behind his shield.

So, in my opinion, the evidence is overwhelming for the fact that the dead man is not an enemy, but a comrade.
> I think you're extrapolating that far beyond the specification.

I think you're extrapolating that far beyond your own datapoint of one person.
This isn't about architecture so much as implementation, though. Would you prefer to look at a sequence diagram there, or actual code?

To me, only the code is real because it can be run and is the product. UML is great for niche cases, but it doesn't represent the truth well, and is usually at least one time increment out of sync with reality.
> We had a very good design in DNS, and people are throwing it away because they're terrified about the potential that their ISP might use their data

It's more about censorship by governments. Even here in Europe, we have such censorship - against "terrorists", pirates and Russian propaganda. I don't object to censoring Russian propaganda and actual ISIS/AQ-style terrorists away, but censorship against pirates is just enforcement for the ultra-rich.
> Whenever I see something like this, I'm reminded that really smart people have always existed.

No doubt, but the person(s) that produced this carving don’t have to be smart, just skilled artisans/craftsman.
They're not far off, especially near the triple point of water: https://www.bipm.org/documents/20126/2619564/Estimates_Diffe...

See also section 2 of the more-or-less authoritative parent document "Mise en pratique
for the definition of the kelvin in the SI", available at https://www.bipm.org/documents/20126/41489682/SI-App2-kelvin...
This is something you don’t believe until you do it. I can only recommend to take the step to cut out these platforms from your digital life.
Not really, I haven't used Windows in a long time so I won't comment on it but on Linux, it's your choice. I've chosen to use a Raspberry Pi for my DNS but it's certainly not necessary. Before I had the RPi, I was using dnscrypt-proxy on my system locally and it was responsible for handling DNS. You can choose a network management service to make changes for you in /etc or you can do it yourself.

Hell, the simplest thing you can do is not use either NetworkManager or systemd-resolved and edit /etc/resolv.conf to point to your favourite DNS server. That file will never change automatically and you can use whatever DNS you want.
For the one important exception that Deep Learning turned out to be very useful already very early on in the hype boom during the last decade...
> Food safety regulations are more strict in the US than in europe

Novel food additives are always approved in the US first and there are more types of additives allowed in the US to begin with. This is an extraordinary claim that requires evidence.
That's exactly what will happen but who's going to pay a trucker 95k a year to park trucks 8 hours a day 5 days a week?
Absolutely. Look at ngrok. One command and boom I have a public address. People pay to avoid the headache.
I do wonder if it can walk backwards or handle uneven terrain. The bird likely has a muscle to extend the foot when needed, the bot does not.
What is the connection here? Why would you install the calculator not coming from your distribution?
It's slowly happening. Several countries have started to issue bans like Canada and Australia in addition to the EU and recently China, although a lot of plastic pollution in the ocean is from fishing gear. The California Plastic Waste Reduction Regulations Initiative proposition qualified for the 2022 ballot, and SB 343 was recently passed. There's also a federal bill in the US, S.984, but that's unlikely to get past the Senate filibuster.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plastic_pollution#Reduction_in...
This is simply not true (see my post to the OP about taxes in household prices). If you compare wholesale prices on the exchanges, German electricity is cheaper than Frances [0].

[0]: https://www.statista.com/statistics/1267500/eu-monthly-whole...
I didn't go to that museum, but i went to the one in Chania. The thing i remember most clearly is the little pull-along toy, substantially the same as one you might buy in a bougie toyshop today, that's getting on for three thousand years old:

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Clay_oxen_wheel,_a_t...
I am one of the most senior members of the team I am in.

I receive around 50 to 70 mails per day (on a slow day). Most of them corporate noise from the mother ship. I still need to at least skim them as sometimes parts or single mails are relevant.

Also there is a barrage of mails from the different projects I am onboarded onto as an expert for specific topics.

So I need to take a close look at these and see if there are action items for me included.

Then the regular mails from within the team I need to skim if anything is expected of me.

On top of that there is Slack and MS Teams. And a few different Jira Instances I need to stay on top of.

Over the last 16 months I have seen my team in person exactly once for an afternoon at a working offsite.

When Corona started I did a daily stand-up post in our team channel in Slack. I stopped a few weeks ago as except for one colleague nobody had participated for over a year. So why add to the noise for them I asked myself.

How would you expect me to read additional prose about what my colleagues have done. I just wouldn't get enough out of it. Because the things I would profit from in terms of synergies would be nitty-gritty technical details that would be omitted in a weekly summary.

It would just be additional noise to me.

If I have a question I ask in Slack and receive great substantial replies within very short time. If I can contribute I answer questions in Slack.

Else I do my work and try to ignore as much of the corporate noise as possible. At least it is email noise. Not open space office noise. The latter is harder to ignore.
> Can you tell why that is?

Yeah, I too find it a really bizarre comment to make, especially as it is not substantiated with any detail whatsoever.

OpenSSH comes from the house of OpenBSD and LibreSSL.

I am no security guru, but as I understand it, all three have a well deserved security reputation, and the core maintainers run a tight ship.

We've already covered in recent weeks on HN how OpenSSH has maintained its robustness in the face of an increasingly hostile cyber world.[1]

So, if you are going to imply that OpenSSH code is shit, back it up with hard facts.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30830749
I have a static ip4 address, but were that not the case yes I'd take the ip6 plunge.

Edit: Which I could do as my ISP and mobile network both support ip6. Y'all need better ISPs :D
> - everyone on the team writing up weekly summaries.

What do you write in them that you didn't already mention during the daily standing meetings, the biweekly retrospective, the team meetings, the company meetings, or the Slack channels at the time they were relevant?

I've worked with people who wanted more status updates, but all too often those updates just became "No news to report since I've been in status update meetings or other meetings since my last status update." and nothing was actually getting done. So we trimmed some of those rituals back (and could trim more.)

If anything, all those rituals and forced chats not only get in the way of getting work done, they also get in the way of the natural spontaneous development of working relationships. The sort of banter that happens when people are actually getting things done and feeling good and want to chat. Instead of being stressed because they're getting nothing done and constantly interrupted with all of the forced chat and rituals.
Hahahahaha your ISP supports IPv6 already?
OpenBSD went that route, and when they introduced pledge(2) and later unveil(2), they've applied these to every single program in the base system (over the course of a single release cycle!).

There's absolutely zero reason for bc(1) to accept network connections, or for grep(1) to execve(2) into arbitrary programs. But both of these programs need to process and interpret arbitrary input, which makes them potential targets for exploits.

You don't technically "need" security, just like you don't "need" seatbelts... until you actually are in an accident.

https://man.openbsd.org/pledge; https://man.openbsd.org/unveil
See the famous How to Read a Paper by S.Keshav - https://svr-sk818-web.cl.cam.ac.uk/keshav/wiki/index.php/HTR...

Summary at - https://derekchia.com/how-to-read-a-research-paper-3-pass-ap...

More Advice from S.Keshav - https://svr-sk818-web.cl.cam.ac.uk/keshav/wiki/index.php/Adv...
It's not though? You still have to trust your ISP, but now you need to trust some random company Mozilla has picked _in addition_ to your ISP.
ISP might give me an IPv6 but my mobile can't connect to it.
This is a broad diatribe against monetary base expansion. The counterfactual for which, post crisis, we have in Europe. (And Depression-era America.)
Kraken Closes Its San Francisco Office Due to Rampant Crime
If this will be confirmed, she would be tried for war crimes. Individuals in Ukrainian forces are held responsible.

This does not compare to planned and executed mass murders on the scale russians executes in Ukraine. I don't even know why should I respond to this clear provocation.

By the way. This is probably after russian invasion of 2014. There is no confirmation of what you wrote, when it took time. Also, subtitles does not match video. This seem like a fake overall.
Any plans to bring this editor to other platforms? As a game developer a Mac isn't an option for me
I think the last time I threw anything else than an Error was in 2012 or so.

Old it is I guess - both of us.
Cool.

"All data will be loaded into our cloud cluster in distributed memory, encrypted under your credential."

So before uploading I encrypt my data? Then how does the queries work?

Or you encrypt it for me on your end?
you still have the previously valid tree because the parsing is incremental

i suspect it's tree sitter under the hood
“The reason for this is that DTS is not used by any of the streaming service companies and therefore is limited to people watching DVD/Blu-ray connected to the TV with the audio passed through the ARC/eARC. However the vast majority of TV companies do not support this on the ARC/eARC.”

What about people who watch movies that they have downloaded (or ripped from a DVD/Blu-Ray) directly on the TV? I suppose that would produce whatever audio format the DVD had without the need of ARC/eARC, right?
Ah, sure, I didn't mean "cheap" as in "low quality" but more cheap in terms of "don't need to hire builders to drill holes in your ceiling".

(I'm using upfiring system as well due to same restrictions :D )
You need to factor population over the century.
See <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secure_copy_protocol>

SFTP also transports data over SSH channels.
Please be careful: any person is owed human rights, any person is innocent until proven guilty, any cornered beast is more dangerous than one that knows it has still a chance of redemption.
Why is the top OS Windows 6.1 on that results page?
This is in the same category as correcting people who say “this data.”

Yes, you’re technically correct. But also, you missed the point and are being self-defeatingly pedantic. The economics prize is valued for all the reasons the Nobel prizes are; they carry similar prestige and are thus used interchangeably.
This shouldn't be downvoted b/c it's exactly what he's doing. He's mocking people who instantly conform to the current narrative.
It's really not hard to just..... not use twitter. I've had an account since nearly ten years ago and maybe logged in or posted 5 or 6 tweets, nearly a decade ago, then just stopped using it completely. Now, on rare occasions, I open a twitter thread, read some particularly relevant content (to me), click any links available and bug right out again until months later. Or I used to until they did one more shitty little thing in terms of making logins even to scroll a few moments obligatory. So, nitter then, if the original Twaddler link is something I absolutely think is worth checking out for a few moments. As for actually participating in that toxic, naval gazing shit show of hostile tribalism, insipid 140 character nonsense and random incoherent snark, no thanks. I can't even fathom why so many people give a damn at all.
>> but I prefer to fill my social needs outside of work

This doesn’t get enough airtime in the whole remote vs in-office debate IMO. I wish this topic was brought up more often because a diverse network of friends is a very special thing in life.
Cute! But I get an error if I try "require 'resolv'", is this expected?

<internal:/usr/local/lib/ruby/3.2.0/rubygems/core_ext/kernel_require.rb>:85:in `require': cannot load such file -- socket (LoadError)
Nasty disinfo, can't even spell Ursula van der Leyen correctly, perhaps explicit malapropism. EU is actually largely self-sufficient with food. Energy prices are rising worldwide so that's not only European problem. Did not read further.
Discussed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30948260
A port forwarding utility like rathole/tunnelto (tobaru/frp…) seems simpler than the proposed WireGuard setup.
Yes, but you'd need archeological evidence to say that such a person existed, and the oldest known possibly manufactured lens dates from the 7th century BC [0].

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[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lens#History
Isn't dust filtered out by the lungs? What happens if you drink dust? You'd have to look for similarities between a cup of water and a cup of urine. Also, I suppose one may check for biofilm in the urine.
Or "Hey, quick question."

Ask the damn question then.
In Europe we have had no housing bubble because mortgage rates are higher by a few %, and no investment mortgages are available for retail 'investors'. You are lucky to even get one on a stable salary. There are zero possibilities for investors to buy up and hoard houses unless they do so in cash.
You can buy remote country houses for around 100k ..
Yes, Xfce is working perfectly as it was for the last 7-8 years
My last daily ritual which is with me for maybe a month is to go to bed not later then at 20:00, no computers after that time even if I can not get asleep (a glass of wine works great in that situations). Benefit is a way more sleep time which is restricted of not wanting to sleep more instead of the morning alarm. All the silly contents we use to consume from the Internets every evening could be replaced to morning time if there is no desire to sleep some more than usual 8 hours. Social networks must be crying of how much less screentime I use to give them now.
I see only a download for mac, I am on Linux.
My current setup is actually ok, use vim and sometimes vscode.
24 usd isn't that expensive but what would I get that vim doesn't do?
If you think this [0] is quality workmanship, I never want to work on your team.

I haven't even exhaustively looked through this code, only took a quick glance at clientloop.c [1] and was curious about how the channels were integrated into the poll loop.

This is a mess, and I'm pretty sure I already see a bug.

[0] https://github.com/openssh/openssh-portable/blob/master/chan...

[1] https://github.com/openssh/openssh-portable/blob/master/clie...

Edit: I'm not looking at a future CVE, but I've definitely found a bug. For those of you tossing up low-effort straw men, actually go grok the code. The way they've integrated the poll loop into all the actual handling of the returned events is a sprawling mess, and the bug I've found is a direct result of that.
It certainly sounds terrifying having an adversary that can pivot into superiority based on the situation, but I wonder how practical it would be when faced with an opponent who simply brought the right amount of non-modular vehicles in the first place?

If you have to pivot to gain air superiority, there's a really good chance that you've already lost.
"Are parental controls enabled?"

I wonder how it does that. Will the browser be making DNS requests for playboy every so often?
It's not quite as secure as having a password, but you can force the proxy to listen on localhost-only (or any other specific addresss) by specifying it along with the port:

ssh -D 127.0.0.1:8080 some-host.elsewhere.example

This won't protect you from people who already have access to your host, or from people standing behind you, but at least folks on your network can't use your proxy.

Ref: https://man.openbsd.org/ssh#D
Much depends on the subfield, but here are two shortcuts to understanding a dense paper:

1. Many CS papers are presented at conferences, and many of these talks are recorded and available.

2. Look for a paper citing the one you are interested in. The “related works” section often contains brief summaries, which are written with the benefit of hindsight.

Somewhat related, an earlier comment of mine on how to acquire copies of a paper without resorting to unauthorised copying [1]

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23711206
There was a strong pro-OpenGL faction at Microsoft. Their goal was to support ports of Unix OpenGl apps to Windows NT. That the resulting OpenGL driver also supported 3D games was mostly an unintended side effect.
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If they are your personal client, consider farming the task out to someone who works in that area and tell the client that's how you plan to handle it. They can decide to accept the extra bill or find another way.

If you're a wageslave and it's really someone else's client, you have to discuss with your manager.
for the lucky 10000 today: https://youtu.be/QEJ9HrZq7Ro
Potentially:

"This argument provides the indispensable theoretical basis for recently proposed tests of non-classicality in gravity, based on witnessing gravitationally-induced entanglement in quantum probes."
Ask HN: New hire at Facebook, getting weird cult vibes
Going from big L to Facebook I see lot of differences in onboarding. First there is huge cult like behavior. "The meta way".."interpretation of our values is the only one".... Then from start to finish there has been defensive explaining / self consciousness how we are visionary despite what they say.. almost begging salesy about metaverse .. like dude I'm not joining the meta team get over it. Also seem to take pride in being overbearing, prev company was like take time and settle in and this is like go go go give me 100 soldier... cringe
> Closing the achievement gap is only a good thing if you do it by helping the lower-achieving kids

Modern "educators" see actual teaching as demeaning to their role; their schtick is that every student should just be learning their math by themselves. You can imagine how well this works for the unlucky 'lower-achievers', who for social reasons may not even have any alternative support from their family or community either.
Russia has the biggest goal reserves on the planet, presumably in an attempt to attack the fiat dollar. Hot wars are usually ultimately about money.
Because projects and components go together. After creating a project, you can use components in its HTML pages. So I think it's best to put them together. You can find pre-made components in this repository https://github.com/tilepieces/component-examples/
Where possible, I try to put the related features in one panel, as too many panels can be confusing (even in the developer's mind!).
Anyway, if you have ideas for improving tilepieces, I have opened a "new features" category in the github discussions (https://github.com/tilepieces/tilepieces/discussions/categor...). I will gladly listen to them.
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Ah, now I understand. Sorry it hadn't joined up in my brain you were providing this as a service as a third party. Thanks for the explanation.
OMG this is it, thank you fhars! Ctrl has a dedicated key so this solution works nicely.