skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> the transportation flexibility of Cities Skylines

It's worth mentioning that Colossal Order (the studio behind C:S) cut their teeth on transit simulators, namely the Cities in Motion series.
There is not really an equivalent for what dnsmasq does.

I ended up with bind and rfc2136 dynamic updates. Not all devices are capable of doing it, but it is what Active Directory does by default.
The only time I ever saw a 2.88MB floppy drive was on a DEC machine circa 1990.
Autonomous restructuring of asteroids into rotating space stations
> The issue being that the traffic and population simulation engine in CS isnt very good.

IMHO C:S is only playable if you use the TM:PE mod. (Traffic Manager:Presidential Edition) It gives you the tools to completely solve the traffic problems.

Whether this is an argument for or against your point is a matter of perspective.
gg test suites @twitter
Yeah mostly where I've seen it on guys is in the metal / goth / punk / i'm-in-a-band-but-not-really scene. No connotations to homosexuality AFAIK.
im in brazil and i got that message on my laptop
what is happening??
(author here) full disclosure, I work at Microsoft. On Azure though, not on Windows.

But using Windows, as another commentator pointed out, was done because my latency test gave very weird results from SteamOS and needed more investigation. I also used Windows to test the iGPU because Nemes's Vulkan test ran into problems under SteamOS.
Port sequence analysis is stifled by SNAT though.
I'm trying to create a new Twitter account and receiving the message as well from my iPhone (Verizon) and MacBook Pro (AT&T Internet).. What is going on?

Error I'm getting: {"errors":[{"message":"Your current API plan does not include access to this endpoint, please see https://developer.twitter.com/en/docs/twitter-api for more information","code":467}]}
In a way though, the media companies eventually got their way. Many of the revocation mechanisms exist in e.g. HDCP, and higher qualities on streaming services, even ones that were primarily not producers themselves like early netflix, were requiring TPMs and other user-limiting mechanisms. The fact that you can still get DRM free mp3s/m4as is basically a historical artifact of the music industry going first and being shut down hard by the initial resistance. Movies and ebooks have exactly the sort of landscape that the music companies would have liked.
Can't load twitter.com on desktop
Bioinformatics is a terrible mess and the rest of my career (15 years) will most likely just be cleaning up the shit built over the last 20 years.

Bioinformatics, especially genomics, is particularly prone to medical hype- the implication that these discoveries will rapidly lead to health improvements. Scientists are incentivized to claim the largest gains with the least amount of supporting data.
AMD 6000/5000 series have no matrix acceleration at all.

7000 series matrix ops are built into the shaders, like Intel Arc (as opposed to being a seperate block on the GPU like Nvidia). Also the instructions are different than the datacenter CDNA line (while the instructions for Nvidia datacenter/consumer cards are the same).
These things don’t seem orthogonal to me - to learn, one must consume some kind of content.
please see https://developer.twitter.com/en/docs/twitter-api for more information
I really think it would be a lot easier to get away with taking part in two Zoom standups per day from home than from an office.
Well, for its Unix version anyway, which was a port a few years after the early releases.
me too help
I'm excited to share with you my latest open-source project, os-windows11. This is an open-source project made in the hope of replicating the Windows 11 desktop experience on the web using standard web technologies like Nuxt.js, SCSS, Tailwind CSS.
the outage is global
Recursive error message, best error message.
Same in Brazil
Why not let all of humanity upvote/downvote each website and flag sites as seo-spam, content-farm if needed?

We could use a web of trust, combined with gov-id verification to ensure no bots/AIs manipulate the votes...
If you like graphs, I've been watching this outage from OnlineOrNot (https://twitter.onlineornot.com/)
Offer someone 10% of the $200 million to find a zero day for it. That creepy Israeli company makes cracks for secure enclaves for lower prices than that, and for much newer security hardware.

If nothing else find a university with an election microscope and give some CS students a project of reading the key bits directly.

Enclaves keep out petty thieves, not determined attackers with unlimited physical access. Chapter 1 of cybersecurity is no hardware can protect against that.

It just isn't believable that you can have a storage drive sitting in front of you which contains both encrypted data and the decryption key (or at least the password-encrypted decryption key) and yet not be able to access the data.
I remember having to take a class about The Blockchain for professional development about ten years ago and they gave fisheries as an example industry where blockchain would help guarantee whatever fish was caught on whatever day and delivered to the store. What a joke.
Same issue in São Paulo, South America
In the book Sapiens it builds on this idea for myths lots of people believe in, or "shared fictions" or artificial truths or whatever you want to call it. Like money for example, it's only worth anything as long as people believe it has purchasing power, even if really it's just collections of 0s and 1s or symbols printed on textiles. Extrapolate that idea to many other things people collectively believe in, and that let's us build stable societies.
Ask HN: Firefox Containers but for Chrome?
I find it absolutely ridiculous that Chrome still doesn't have containers in 2023. That feature is awesome for separating work from personal accounts. For example, being able to open a new link in a `work` profile.
For context, most of Twitter appears to be having issues (t.co links and images are also broken)

Given all the random things Elon has cut from Twitter, it wouldn't surprise me if that included a staging environment.
Chefs who bring their own knives
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Okay, what if we flip the problem on its head? Try to make the chatbot seem rude and unhelpful but then it turns out it has a heart of gold?
I'm also getting the same error for the homepage.
Just split that /64 into smaller /80 subnets. If I were your ISP, I would be upset too.

The apparent issue here is that you're falling back to what's familiar- static IP addressing. How about mDNS?
> It’s like we never moved on from manual labor and factories with long grueling days

The corporate culture didnt. The existing corporate culture descends from mid 20th century corporate culture, that descends from late 19th century Victorian corporate culture, and that in turn descends from the late medieval feudal culture in which the commoners had to be 'hardworking & honest folk' who would come dutifully to the farm field every morning, work hard for the sake of their feudal lord, and be honest enough not to steal from him.

Hence, butts in seats and the expectation that you should devote your life to a company owned by your contemporary feudal lord without you having any shares or say in it...
This is exactly the problem. The shift to online always, and "free to play" casino-style micro-transaction hell-holes is still a garbage experience. And this is multiplied when you have kids, and you want to just buy them a good game.

Thankfully, a lot of other studios have rejected this. Even though Cities: Skylines has its long list of paid DLC (some great, some meh), at least you don't have to buy them, or have internet to build a city by yourself.

Lastly, and this is anecdotal but, if you make a good game, and respect me as a player, I am more than happy to shell over money for it. I'll pay for quality. Penalize me, nag me, treat me like a child or a criminal, and my money is going to a competitor who doesn't. (I've always felt it was absurdly insulting to plaster anti-piracy rubbish on DVD's...that someone just paid money for. It's the same with games.) Forcing paying customers to suffer because some people steal things, is a losing strategy.
Twitter website is down, showing API error message
{"errors":[{"message":"Your current API plan does not include access to this endpoint, please see https://developer.twitter.com/en/docs/twitter-api for more information","code":467}]}
I don’t know but after going on vacation and eating some fresh lobster I think lobster is gross by itself. A nice Lobster Bisque prepared correctly is delicious but otherwise it’s just a giant muddy tasting sea bug. I’d prefer a Dungeness Crab over lobster any day.
Well, This will be on the World News tonight!
Factory farming mostly takes place inside barns so, for all practical purposes, it is not really any more visible than fishing.
This just isn't true. Popular sites have had censors from the very beginning. No one is using sites that are full of spam and child porn.
and in the case of the cryo-em researchers, completely frozen.
OpenTTD sadly does not simulate passengers as unique agents. Transportation demand can be very unidirectional and not make logical sense.

Personally this isn't really a negative. I've found that I only care about "agents" when the scale of the game focuses on caring about individual units. Once you get beyond that, I don't think the simulation necessarily is more interesting just because it uses unique agents. And conversely, I've never thought while playing SC4 or similar game that "This game would be better if it simulated all citizens as unique units".
Benefit of the doubt? Why is it important to know for sure if something so benign is done with malice or ignorance on an initial take. Just assume ignorance and if it continues it becomes clear that it's malice.
not even the web twt works wtf
I believe this is a client issue. The Mastodon client API gives enough information to render a thread tree but most clients don't take advantage of it yet.

Fedilab on Android has a nice tree-like thread view.
Convenience for managers is the only reason I can imagine, but I'm sure there are some others. I.e. you can easily tell who's working/not by looking around vs having to get somebody to build you a recurring report or whatever. Not necessarily an optimal choice in any of the cases.
> the same machine will pick from the same set of ephemeral ports for outgoing connections.

Ports on router are allocated by it and not client machines. So far my experience has been they're usually sequential without any preferrence.
Unfortunately paywalled after a few paragraphs.
Maybe I’m either a cynic or a realist. But in my old age (49) I would tell in CS grad who wanted to optimize their compensation

1. “Grind LeetCode and work for BigTech” (c) r/cscareerquestions

2. Read through the leveling guidelines and figure out the politics of the organization.

3. Get on the right teams so you can show “scope” and “impact”

4. Get good at system design and behavioral interviews while you keep your coding interview chops

5. Diversify your RSUs when they vest and save/invest

6. Job hop when needed
i can't even open twitter main page
That's not the Bay Area, mate, that's just Capitalism.

SV just like to put their own veneer on it to make it seem kinder and gentler than the NYC screw-you-pay-me approach, but make no mistake it's the same stuff.
it is yeah
The DLCs add stuff, but you don't really need them to start out. The base game is great as-is.

Other than that, you can see what's included with every DLC on the C:S wiki: https://skylines.paradoxwikis.com/Downloadable_content. That way, you can decide which DLCs you care about and which you don't.
It's just the state of the web. Google search uses metrics for the web sites (number of links, etc) so Reddit threads do not rank high compared to real web sites.
A few weeks ago when people were speculating as to why Microsoft's chatbot went feral, one explanation people were converging on is that the space of all human writing ever produced, being a collective production of the human psyche, contains several attractor states corresponding to human personality archetypes, and that Microsoft's particular (probably rushed) RLHF training operation had landed Sydney in the "neurotic" one.

It's fascinating to see that, as they develop on massive corpuses of human output, neural networks are rapidly moving from something which can be analyzed in terms of math and computer science, from something which needs to be analyzed using the "softer" sciences of psychology. It's something I think people are not ready for (notice the comments in here already griping that this is unverifiable speculation - which is true, in a sense, but we don't really have any other choice).
Speculation is that t.co link shortener service is broke :

https://twitter.com/emollick/status/1632788892599586816

> The Twitter outage seems to be around a critical piece of infrastructure: the Twitter link shortener.

> Every link on Twitter has been shortened to a t.co link. Only Twitter’s systems know where the link goes

> If these systems ever go down, its link rot at scale
The global productive is 98% higher now
This is not the solution it seems. Too often, aquaculture uses wild-caught fish as feed. Great way to reduce waste, not a great way to protect the marine environment. At the moment, there is not a lot fish on the market that you can eat with a clean conscience.

Edit: I was thinking saltwater fish, freshwater fish is a different story.
Your current API plan does not include access to this endpoint
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there is nothing in Braveheart that should be thought of as historically accurate
Those same homes you bought in 1989 are still around. Home construction at the time it was built has little to do with home prices.
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"It appears that what was once considered to be an entirely safe means to eliminate renal stones can elicit potentially severe unintended consequences"

Doh! I stand corrected then. Thank you for the info
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In case people are wondering what this is about: All links and images are not working on twitter right now. Seems like they accidentally included their own services in the api blocklist? Sending best of luck to the engineers. The whole twitter saga has given me a good chunk of valuable "lesson learned" over the last weeks and months.. so thanks for that.
I did the basic coding assessment as a Senior Dev and got around 12 interview requests at around $200k salary average. I'm willing to bet most employers filter for this, since most employers already get a ton of applicants either way.
There's a real person behind the account, but my guess is they are playing around with the shiny new tech.
omg i thought it just me
Unconfigured/not activated firewalls usually fail reachable; without explicit port forwarding or exposed hosts, NATs fail unreachable.
Many home appliances have hidden codes you can use to adjust settings like this, including making them silent. They usually come up if you search for “Sabbath Mode”.
Maybe you can't do much about this directly, but what about being part of the bigger solution by not consuming fish. I get my protein en omega 3 from plant based foods.
So many green accounts, looks like this thread is one of the top results on Google for "Your current API plan does not include access to this endpoint" search term.
Apple's official support website is the same. 100% useless feedback from the "Support Specialist". Yet it always shows up at the top of the search result.
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Has anyone used this kind of service? How useful was it?
I was born with no sense of smell and have worked in tech relate fields for the past 15 years.

I used to joke that senior tech role at Waste Management would be an efficient pairing but the CAFO angle was unknown to me before this.

PS HN being HN, I realize that even if I can't smell, my clothes etc might acquire an odor from being in smelly places.
What a dumpster fire. I feel for all affected employees (former and soon-to-be former).
Investment return on housing should have been on the first sale or through rental, and that's pretty much it

But then the main issue with real estate prices is the limited supply side, which for the most part has no reason to be
>Also always try recording a meeting(minute big ones or voice record with consent to go over later). Forgetting and misremembering the facts a day or week later is probable.

And if you or someone didn't take minutes or record it, followup with the participants in an email memorializing what you took away from the meeting and correct you if you misunderstood or forgot/left anything out. Sadly this is a bit of CYA (Covering Your Ass) but can help when questions like "who choose to go with that solution route and why?" arise weeks or months later.
same.
foi de olavo de carvalho
Seems to be affecting web view but not mobile clients. Wonder if this has anything to do with them not paying their AWS bill as reported the other day.
Google and Meta earnings saying that cost per click is down around 15%
Having the CAD amounts in the graph equivalent in length as the USD amounts is just downright deceptive.
What is really annoying is trying to get a specific song or playlist going in Spotify thats not in your library. For example I tried asking it for the Elder Scrolls Oblivion soundtrack for me to sleep to but it didn't understand my command until I added a playlist with the specific tracks I wanted to my library. This has happened a few times with other playlists. Very very annoying.
I'm getting this error when I try to read any news article from twitter at the moment, here's another:

https://twitter.com/LHreports/status/1632717842452758528
I worked in Alaska (fishing trawler). Most the people there are not making a "shocking" amount of money. It's basically minimum wage plus overtime (granted a shit ton of it) for people working in processing or the lowest positions onboard the vessel.

A good representation of the people I found were Native Alaskans, immigrants, or felons who were attracted to the job because it was one of the damn few available to them. It was brutal work to eke out a basic existence.
My refrain remains: housing cannot be both affordable in perpetuity and a good investment. These are mutually exclusive goals. Let people build.
same
tt foi de olavo de carvalho
I'm talking specifically about the requirements for your average software developer, not a developer trying to specifically study cryptography.
>The output of an LLM is produced by a superposition of simulated entities. When we give the LLM a prompt, it simulates every possible entity consistent with the prompt.

There is absolutely no theoretical justification for this assertion that LLMs somehow have some emergent quantum mechanical behavior, metaphorical or otherwise.
One of my favorites; guess the difference between the output of that code:

byte a1 = 0x40;
byte a2 = (byte) 0x80;
a1 >>= 1;
a2 >>= 1;
System.out.printf("0x%02X\n", a1);
System.out.printf("0x%02X\n", a2);

And that code (note the operator ">>>" instead of ">>"):

byte a1 = 0x40;
byte a2 = (byte) 0x80;
a1 >>>= 1;
a2 >>>= 1;
System.out.printf("0x%02X\n", a1);
System.out.printf("0x%02X\n", a2);

Congrats if you guessed right on your first try, because I certainly did not.
Salmon roe gets pulled out of the fish as soon as it's off the boat, soaked in brine for about 10 minutes, then packaged for shipping.
I can access one of my accounts from the web browser but not the other. In incognito mode, none.
> nobody can infer anything about your network

They can infer that one IPV6 address matches to exactly one device. (reverse is not true, one device may have multiple addresses per privacy extensions)

Once device is identified all its past traffic is discernible.

Changing addresses means identification needs to be done again but once done it can be associated with past addresses and again, all its history is visible.

Identification might just mean querying a data broker with HTTP headers.

NAT does not have this issue.
The biggest real world advantage for the average person for buying a house is forced savings.

If a mortgage is $3K and rent is $2K per month, Joe Sixpack is not going to save $1K in a sinking fund. He’s going to spend some extra non-zero portion of that money. So in the long run, for average real consumers, not a theoretical economically minded consumer, a mortgage forces frugality.
They contacted video games influencers/youtubers (in 2013, always ahead of their time in marketing, that's the only thing EA is good at), invited them to play the game at their HQ. At least one of them confessed he was threatened to not publish the video after sending them the script and refused to change major parts. He wasn't paid the thousand dollars either (at the time influencers were cheaper :))
Twitter works for me via the web & ios app, here on the US east coast..
It seems natural that straight lines across a landscape would be useful markers. I wonder to what degree bees use non-linear landmarks, if at all. In an environment with many straight lines, like an agricultural field with row crops, irrigation channels, fences, and one wavy creek bed, would the irregular feature be a helpful marker?