skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The last company I worked switched to such a scheme for their servers, and it was not a good experience. The person who spearheaded it regretted the change.

The problem was that you still have to consult a key in order to decipher the hostnames, and since the names were all similar to each other, mistakes were an everyday occurrence.

Since you had to refer to documentation anyway, using more unique names would have reduced error and confusion.
Kitty also has the benefit of supporting much better keyboard handling through key codes. This includes things like button press/release/repeat, other keyboard modifiers and better escape handling. More details: https://sw.kovidgoyal.net/kitty/keyboard-protocol/

It's really a shame that more terminals don't support this protocol, because we could have a lot more sophisticated terminal applications.
I strive for a list of names that are shorter than 6 characters each.
Usually it will follow a theme. In 20+ years of IT I have set up a couple of networks of systems.

Some past themes...
Characters of the current book series I am reading. Hunger Games, Star Wars, Star Trek, C. S. Lewis Novels, Tolkien Novels, Louis L'Amour Novels

Trees, plants, flowers, etc...

Clouds

Snakes, birds, etc...

The important thing is to be unique, memorable and thwart the 'cattle' people.
Think about all the mosquitos, stink bugs, yellow jackets and false ladybugs they're eating though. Pretty much everything they eat is something you don't want in your yard. I try to leave the webs intact, but I guess I'd feel differently if my yard went "Kingdom of the Spiders" like yours did.
Why would they? It's a public repository, nothing confidential or private
I'm guessing some poor typosquatter managed to hit a gov agency and is about to get alphabet soup all over him.
9 times out of 10 there is nothing to understand

the logic is simply broken
Luckily mine just goes away with some milk. I also seem to get it a lot less now since I cut back on sodium and generally eating healthier overall. I shall add this GERD yoga gymnastics to my regimen.
In practice it means your compute time is being micro-time sliced to the maximum so it will probably perform incredibly bad.
More like yet another half-assed attempt at cgroups. Not saying cgroups is chopped liver, but at least it has in broad use with lots of users, tools and experience over a long period of time.

Microsoft has yet to come up with something even half as useful and popular. So far their best effort has been WSL2, and it's working well because it's linux, not because it's windows containers (which is something else).

This is pretty frustrating because they have plenty of money and smart people to throw at it, yet at every turn we get something that just doesn't match what people want and need, instead we get something that might look good on a keynote slide.
I don’t understand how the information requested is relevant at all for any purpose. Most users of pypi merely download through pip; they arent registering anything. Furthermore, I would think a bad actor who would register would spoof their ip and use burner accounts anyhow.
I named all my computers and VMs after sword or sword namesakes e g. Katana, Excalibur, Scimitar etc.

All my versioning names also follow some popular project's version names e.g. x86 & amd64 internal designations or codenames. Similarly, for smaller versioning tasks I have used Fedora Project's release names. I just do it to learn something along the way as well.

It just gives the different entities I work on a personalized touch.
As important as browser compatibility is, this appears to be an academic project by a postdoc, funded by the NSF, and the grant probably didn't cover it.
Exactly my experience with Microsoft development. Since 2011 I’ve gone from working at Microsoft on Windows Phone full time to mostly leaving the tech industry and running a theater, largely because I bet on the Microsoft horse and it turns out that was a losing bet for exactly these reasons. I stopped trying to keep up, because what’s the point? When I do still make programs using C#, they are generally command line or Windows Forms, and intended for my personal use.
The research subject has an incomplete C5/C6 injury and still cannot walk unassisted. Not to mention still has limited use of their hands and likely severely impacted somatosensation. It's not physically possible to manufacture implants dense enough to re-map the entirety (or even a useful fraction) of motor and sensory pathways. Attempting to implant a significant number of artificial electrodes also risks further damage.

I'm not claiming that regenerative treatments and implants can't progress in parallel. I'm simply claiming implants are a dead-end and are distracting resources away from regenerative research.
They say very explicitly that they do not know what it was about.
Yes of course. The difference is that he has establishment clout. Anyone who is being called to task for "misusing English" can now just quote someone who's use of English grossed $807 million.
Is there any precedent for people not facing legal consequences for failing to update the canary? The subpoena probably says "and also update your warrant canary to say there were no legal requests." Now you're in contempt of court and in jail for 5 years while you wait for your "compelled speech" case to go to the Supreme Court.

In general, I think it usually goes poorly when programmers invent clever legal workarounds. The legal system isn't a computer program. It's guys with guns.
I think your first paragraph is sort of self-evidently silly so there's not much to say there. Good employees leave, or die, and most of the time it doesn't kill the company.

> Where did I actually say that companies do not ask for loyalty?

You didn't explicitly, but you did say "worker makes it fairer to demand loyalty but not reciprocate". I'm claiming that the non-competes already demand a lot of loyalty, but the companies do not reciprocate it.
Same :)

but after a decade or so I decided to flip to “side characters from Adventure Time” (currently writing from Huntress Wizard, tethered to Rootbeer Guy)
I’m sticking to Terminal.app for the reasons stated by you in this thread. It works, it’s fast and text renders beautifully with whatever theme you fancy.

However, it could use some love from Apple. Better keyboard-only text selection, horizontal and vertical splitting, True Color (not Cyndi Lauper style)…
> Like why even get into code quality about some toy example? What's the objective?

it was your example

plus: toy examples are all it really does
Yeah, whether necessary or not, it's still nice to have such a level of detail in a transparency report.
>We will not be releasing the usernames involved publicly or to the users themselves.

They point out that they are not subject to a gag order.
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What non-anecdotal evidence of the original claim being a widespread truth do you have?
The business plot is not an assertion, it is well documented and public knowledge even back then.
That was Bill's advice in the manual, along with some gamesmanship to try and convince other players that you meant to get a river plot, but ended up with a mountain plot due to bumping the joystick...
In the US, the movement against drinking has been around for a very long time. Nothing new here.

Are they succeeding? From what I can see, no - they are not.

But, perhaps the story in France is different.
Not sure about the downvotes. In a very real way most corporations act as a localized command economy with a full range of central planners. Workers are consistently asked to think about the good of the company instead of their own interests. The crucial difference is that there are frequently a lot of similar competing firms, so there are obvious points of reference to evaluate performance, people can bail from a failing or oppressive company and a company can stop existing if it’s planners consistently blow it. The issue isn’t central planning or collective enterprise per se, the issue is that there was no feedback to correct failures when there is only one firm doing all the planning.
That thought actually frightens me, because we would get away with negligently exterminating all these other life forms, part of which has already happened. If there's any justice in this universe we will follow them.
Read https://kelu124.gitbooks.io/echomods/content/caution.html and other sources before trying this out on your baby belly, this isn't without risk.
Nothing you said here sufficiently answers the specific points I raised.
Eliminating the Data Creation Tax
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>Ok, how about a Facebook engineer who married a woman that grew up in rural East Tennessee?

This is the weakest counter-argument I've read in years.

Anyone with a minimal amount of comprehension would've understood the point being made.
According to Gamers Nexus the launch was rather rushed with a suddenly changed and ended embargo date. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCxYfXe1DAA "AMD is a Mess: Radeon RX 7600 GPU Review & Benchmarks"

The GN recommendation is "Wait til July" ~ for the market to compete and things to settle out. Personally I'm still hoping for a reasonably priced 16GB card in the 7700 or 7800 XT models.

Other threads:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36061223
https://www.amd.com/en/newsroom/press-releases/2023-5-24-amd...
> We will not be releasing the usernames involved publicly or to the users themselves.

Which is the most important part.
SFPD blew up a bomb in front of the mayor's office in 1975 in order to assert their dominance over the democratically elected government of San Francisco.

They exist only for themselves and their masters: the landed gentry of the city.
> it rewards one generation of students at the expense of the older folk who have paid

Hmm... by that reasoning, wouldn't people who default on SBA business loans or FHA/VA home mortgages be doing so "at the expense of those who have paid"?

And yet they're allowed to file bankruptcy. What's different?

As I observed before, in the case of a small business there often aren't any recoverable assets, or only a small amount. In the case of real estate... I saw a story the other day where a San Francisco office building changed hands for only 25% of its price the last time it was sold, and I don't think we've seen the bottom there by any means.
It depends! If you're self-hosting you'll get your own clickhouse instance.

Our base cloud hosting currently uses a multi-tenant clickhouse instance, but we also optionally provide a single tenant instance as part of our enterprise cloud offering.

Currently we support sendgrid for email, and SMS is upcoming.
How can we fix this without repeating the Concepts page on every page of our docs?

Maybe we should just un-index all docs pages except the intro pages.
If the sphere had infinite density, wouldn't that mean that every atom in the universe would be inside? So how could our atoms be outside?
Often subpoenas are part of an ongoing investigation, and they require not releasing information to those who’s data was subpoenaed.
Meta discontinued the Portal line

https://www.theverge.com/2022/11/11/23454019/meta-portal-sma...
> When investors buy property to rent out, they are diverting housing away from homeowners, to make them available to renters.

I think you're describing single-family, but bulk of those deals are done in multi-family space, where a building is either an apartment complex (with units intended for rent) or a condo (with units that are owned). So most real estate investors are buying from another investor (or a builder).

While there are some developers that do condo conversions (apartments -> condo), apartment conversions are rarely a thing, probably due to complexity of the deal.
Yes, stealing. If you are sharing your login with people the terms you agreed to don't allow you to share it with, you are stealing. As for why I care - because I despise stealing and the entitlement and distespect and ignorance that's usually behind it.

This is not a food, medicine, shelter, human-rights, or access-to-knowledge situation. We're talking about bingeware, no one really needs this in any serious way, it's purely optional junk food for the brain, so there is absolutely no excuse for stealing it. Extra especially not because of how much as-good-or-better entertainment content is available online for free.
There's a wide gulf between concrete knowledge and belief.

I see an ambulance going lights-and-sirens behind me. I don't know they're on their way to or from a hospital, but I pull over because I have reason to believe they are.
Why does this matter when food scarcity has never been the problem? Americans throw away a huge portion of the food they buy.
Not sure if is a commitment or a forced commitment :)
Escalating introduces dangerous variables. I’m sorry your school is rife with bullying but honestly, the correct move in these cases is to just run away. Like I said, making a move to continue the fight prolongs the risk you are taking for a bad fall that could break your neck. Its all too easy.
The article says that this code doesn't compile in 2023. Assuming the intention was to print "fox", I don't see how it is incorrect:

let mut animal = "fox".to_string();
let mut capture_animal = || {
animal.push_str("es");
};
//ERROR:cannot borrow `animal` as immutable because it is also borrowed as mutable
println!("Outside closure: {animal}");
capture_animal();
My brain parsed that first as "less nutritious grasshoppers." Ew!

Speaking of the accelerating impacts of the carbon climate crisis -- esp on ecosystems and the food supply -- I've been building an educational comedy adventure game [SB: see below] (set about 80 years in the future) which makes several assumptions about the food supply as a core premise. Assumptions not unlike those in the films Mad Max or Idiocracy.

Namely that several new types of artificially grown/manufactured food are created and promoted. Among them, a fictional slimy, fruity white "slurm" drink and a mystery meat-like goo named "glerm." Both or which smell and taste awful, of course, yet are loaded with healthy nutrients and vitamins. Most importantly, easy to mass produce and distribute, esp in a world with poisoned soils and degraded logistical infrastructure.

----

[SB] - https://synystrongames.itch.io/slartboz
Yes, these are our (thin) YAML files via which you describe the Sandboxes in terms of deltas from the baseline env. The K8s yaml files remain as the source of truth for your standard deployments. The operator is not open source. Some components like the CLI and Resource plugins are. We do have a free tier, however.
Well...can you beat your older brother now?
I think they are getting bit by their wishes to make it both perfect and backwards compatible at the same time.

Even a janky port of RPM or DPKG or OCI with cgroups would have been a better way to move forward. But because MS doesn't have the tools, the ecosystem or the willpower to drop legacy methods and create a proper self-hosting toolbox OS they will never get there.

"Enterprise Development" is the antithesis of successful packaging. Even Apple's half-assed PAX+Shellscripts method (.pkg) is decades ahead of whatever MS keeps pulling out of their hat.
The subpoena probably includes a nondisclosure clause; a court order certainly would. The mechanics of nondisclosures on subpoenas is interesting and I don't totally understand it (by definition, a subpoena is a document authorized by someone other than a judge).
> associated with the subpoenas received in March and April 2023.

Oddly specific wording there. It would seem they have received additional subpoenas outside that timeframe which do have gag orders, and someone slipped up and failed to put the gag orders in these particular subpoenas.

Seems like the DOJ may be doing some long-term fishing for, what, software developers? First the DOJ came for the conservatives, and I said, "go get 'em!" because I wasn't a conservative; next the DOJ came for ____?
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Xpra doesn't have a browser client as far as I can tell
Have you tried messing with the line height in preferences? The font panel will allow you to set whatever you please
while I agree that junk mail is an issue, there are some differences.

1. junk mail is sent either to a recipient or an address, the mailer is paying some fee for it.

2. while it is a nuisance, they aren't going out of their way to hide who sent it or breaking a bunch of laws and contracts in order to send it.

3. we don't have government agencies ignoring or trying to stop the implementation of laws that pertain to junk mail, we'd need to get laws passed to stop it before that could occur.

so, yeah, horrific waste, but not the same.
> I know people that drink a bottle of wine a day in France and are living to a fine old age.

Survivorship bias?

Regardless what is so offensive about this article and those like it? There is no mention of prohibition, rather just informing people and suggesting mitigations.
Depends on the vintage. Up to about 2015 a 128 GB workstation config typically had a <= 512 GB boot SSD and some spinning disk as well.

In servers it's actually quite nice in homelab style setups where you might want to preserve your working session states, or just doing it on a nightly schedule without worrying about losing work.

For VMs it's of course useful to persist vm state to disk and suspend for lots of reasons (don't keep the RAM reseved, or free up VFIO passhthrough hardware for instance). But people often use hypervisor based snapshot for this. One advantage guest OS supported hibernation has it that your guest is aware of its own power state changes and can run your configured power management event hooks on suspend and wake. In the VFIO reddit it seems to be common for people who do windows vm gaming with gpu passthrough to prefer guest hibernate to hyprevisor side snapshots as well, not sure what are the main advantage there.
Correlating IP address use to something else happening at the same time? Like a malware author being incredibly dumb and using their home IP to upload PyPy packages, while IDK, using that same IP as a C&C server endpoint.
Worth noting the definition of Part I felony “index” offenses: murder, rape, aggravated assault, robbery, burglary, larceny-theft, and motor
vehicle theft.

The offenses reported are up 28% in 10 years, and case clearance is down -33%
If there is no moderator and everything is anonymous, how are you guaranteeing a wholesome chatroom?

I ask out of genuine curiosity. I have previously worked on a mental health app that does DSM-5 assessments.

One of the requested app features was a chatroom, but we nixed it because unmoderated discussions between strangers on complex issues like mental health would do more harm than good.
> But its 1946 debut reflected a delay of more than a decade by the country’s real dictators, who disrupted the novel’s genesis and sent its author into exile. And in this act of suppression, Asturias’s censors and exilers were aided by the US, specifically the CIA.

It's in the first paragraph. Emphasis mine. How could the CIA have aided foreign dictators prior to its existence?
The users themselves already know their own usernames, presumably. They could let the users know they were subpoenaed without letting them know their username. :P
You really sound like you know what other people should be doing. Have you considered a career in management?
I've been thinking that AI and biological intelligence could work together, as this is going to be the way it is for the rest of human history unless we have like some kind of new dark ages.

So, getting with the program is what I'm talking about. And the program is, generative AIs are going to be everywhere. And we as technologists need to figure out how to make them better.
Way to denigrate a group of 1.2 billion people based on the actions of a minority. Would you generalize all jews for the actions of israel towards muslims? All christians by the actions of Westboro Baptist Church? Chinese by the actions of the CCP?

People are free to believe whatever they want and it doesn't need to fit your worldview. You're welcome to disagree, and try to change their mind if you care to but speaking that way seems to only perpetuate hate.
.mil is an valid (restricted) tld [0], and has been for a long time. And while starfleet.mil is still currently unregistered, I wouldn’t be surprised if they changed given recent trends [1]…

0: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/.mil

1: https://www.spaceforce.mil/
Yup, I stopped using hibernate when I got a laptop with 32GB of ram. It took longer than a cold boot to come back from hibernate.
Isn’t the idea that the (US) government can’t (technically) compel you to lie?
Solving N+1 Postgres queries for Ruby on Rails apps
Leaf Brix maybe be a concern,if grasshoppers specific preferences.
https://joegardener.com/podcast/understanding-brix-how-it-af...
Barracuda warns of email gateways breached via zero-day flaw
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So is this message a way to obliquely signal to those users (whoever they are) that they may be under investigation without actual disclosure?
Exactly. Warrant canaries are security theatre.
A better way to match 3D volumes
SF got their new DA, where is the reduction in crime? Or maybe that was never the problem and police just don't do their damn job, because as we see all over the country, there is no legal obligation to do their job, and you basically have to try to get fired.
PyPI has had a pretty consistent spam problem for a while now.
Your link has criticism of the theory which is worth considering.

That said, it’s hard to imagine that excess litter collection could lead to minorities getting bashed by the police.
i need something similar for my eustacian tube dysfunction.
Many-worlds understanding can increase agency
I've been doing home automation for many years.

From what you described, using Home Assistant in the center would be the way to go (works fine on a raspberry pi, in the beginning at least)

For the devices, I mainly use zigbee sensors and lights etc. and bunch of fully DIY stuff running mostly on ESP32 with ESPHome.

For the starters, you can skip the zigbee devices all together and experiment with Home Assistant + ESPHome
You forgot "but what about white-collar crime?"
They may not even need to have slipped up and direct-connected via their home IP. The FBI has sufficiently compromised subsets of Tor in the past to do correlative attacks on specific targets.
That or fairly unlucky bug bounty hunters
neetoSocial got scheduling report, audience demographics in youtube, calendar UI for scheduling and more.

neetoSocial provides a comprehensive social media management platform that simplifies post management, scheduling, and analytics across multiple platforms like Instagram, Facebook and YouTube.

Here are some of the new features, enhancements, and optimizations which were recently launched.
1⃣ Scheduling report email
2⃣ Early upload functionality for Instagram and Facebook
3⃣ Audience demographics YouTube reports
4⃣ Calendar UI for the posts section
5⃣ Platform-specific description in schedule posts form
6⃣ Data logging feature for Instagram and Facebook
7⃣ Improved media thumbnail loading time and data usage
8⃣ Fixed empty audience growth on low-activity Instagram accounts
and much more!
How on earth is this "winning the lottery"? Sure, there is an element of luck involved, but this is quite clearly a translation of work/sweat equity + understanding technology + exectution.

The opposite of a lottery.
`kitty +ssh me@example.com' installs the termcap file (or is it terminfo?) on the remote host for you