skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Depending on how it's broken, sometime you'll be able to glue plastic parts together (it was recommended to me to use the gel super-glue, not the regular one).

Another interesting material is two part epoxy (like JB Weld). You can even make small parts out of it, for example redo a broken clip on a bigger plastic piece.

Due to owning and repairing a 20yo car with lots of brittle plastics, I've had to expand my plastic-repair skillset, and it's way deeper than you'd initially assume.
Says the guy that hasn’t released a game since 2016. Yawn.
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My very publically available home server (static IPv6 address, AAAA record) is behind two firewalls. The first is the ISP-supplied router. That handles any attempted connection to any address on its /64 subnet.

The second is UFW on the server itself + fail2ban.

The open ports are 22 and 443.

It's basically as secure as it gets apart from not having it public at all. Public IP != open for all connections on all ports...
Planes work just fine with 50% of their engine offline. Or with a missing exit door, or with 50% of pilots missing. An airbus will fly with 4 of its 5 control computers offline

If it was "just enough" to complete the mission anything going wrong would become a major issue
It's most likely false, considering the rate of malnourishment before the Industrial and Agricultural Revolutions.
We had one of the screaming ones. There was no sleep the four first months until we got the advice to try to give extra milk, maybe she wasn't getting enough food from breast feeding. Her skin started going all bumpy red/white everywhere the babyformula touched and the lips swelled up. Turns out she was milk protein allergic. After clearing out all possible sources of milk protein (Tip: It's in everything, even the things you would never imagine containing milk) her skin returned to normal and she was not screaming the whole time any more.

We had, on advice from a nurse, tried to rule out milk protein earlier by mother not drinking any milk. She did however not say that you have to do that for a very long time before you can see any results. Think it was at least three-four weeks until you could say if it worked or not.

Luckily the milk protein allergy grows away before 7 years old and she is perfectly fine with milk now.
Recently, I moved off from oh-my-zsh after many users, to vanilla zsh with https://starship.rs, mainly due to the loading speed (used https://github.com/romkatv/zsh-bench to measure the speed).

Still wanting to try out fish and hopefully soon!
I don't live in Germany, but your points seem similar to what I see happen on this side of the Rhine. But what are those people to do?

Their only weapon is the ballot. I don't know how elections work over there, but over here, blank votes aren't counted. You can't vote "against" someone while at the same time not voting for someone else. Don't like Macron nor Le Pen (the runner-up in the last elections)? Tough. Your opinion doesn't count.

So maybe they don't actually want the AfD in power, but hope that the incumbents get the message that they will get their asses voted out if they don't at least feign to listen. And you know that being in power is a politician's topmost priority.

Calling them racists and whatnot will very probably not help "non-nazis'" case.
A good reflection, although a ranking would have made it even better (#1, #3, and #5 seem obvious to me).
The #1 issue for Europe is the participation in the USA/5-eyes war crimes regime, and the subsequent culpability for the heinous acts committed by the West on the very nations where Europe is getting a majority of its refugees from.

Middle-East refugees are coming here to EUROPE to escape OUR wars. Until we prosecute the war criminals involved, the immigration issue is not going to resolve.

Make Damascus Great Again, and you won't have Syrian orphans burning cars in Paris ... rebuild Mosul and Raqqa, and the immigrant kids whose lives were torn apart by those atrocities will have somewhere other than Cologne in which to party.

It is OUR wars which are forcing these much-derided immigrants to flee their nations and find refuge in the one places WE are not dropping bombs - our own nations.

Until we stop this, there will be victims of our wars attempting immigration to safer places .. our own back yards, of course.
As I understand things, everyone who runs a bug bounty gets an endless stream of useless reports telling them things like "your website sends the server header which makes you vulnerable to hacking, bounty please"

Therefore, they have very junior people assigned to triage bug reports. And those very junior people are in the habit of closing 99.9% of reports as not-really-a-security-problem.
Totally agree, it won't be easy.
Companies do pay for GitHub/GitLab/Perforce though, and for indie devs there's the free tier. I think what made git really take off is actually GitHub's free tier/OS hosting, and not git itself being free (at least for parts of the market, and I might be wrong).

100% correct about VCS development, it's much harder than one can expect.
> what part is problematic?

The zealots are problematic.
This is the most airtight way if you have money to burn, but most everyone I know just uses a postbox (not a PO box but a private one) like full-time RVers/vanlife people do.
If your threat model includes a government...
AI Is Coming for Architecture
If I was a future historian - or a machine intelligence documenting the past based on mindless alignment with a long-gone humanity - I would feel very empathetic towards a common centrist like myself.

Politically, I feel completely alone. The right wing are peddling the same old tropes that gave us two world wars in the last hundred years; the left offer corporate-friendly cancel culture, censorship, and an infinite supply of sanctimony.

Politics took a gold medal in the bullshit olympics - right between religion and sports. The unappealing grey sludge of spineless career politicians and diplomats who are great at riding the waves of that bullshit but nothing else is not able to offer anything besides hiding their heads in the sand at every opportunity - and that, among other things, pushes people to the extreme.

I don't have high hopes for the near future (of course, civilisations raise and fall, the humanity might still be ok, but we won't know).
But the exact opposite is happening. By sabotaging the popular vote via cross-party alliances, democracy is already effectively abandoned in Germany. And those who did it make up false statements of that very party being anti-democratic. It's frightening, it's scary. I'm very scared for the future
GPT-4 has become so lazy that people are faking disabilities to make it perform
I don't imagine it's easy to get a global /32, so do you mean for purely local networks? In which case why not use 1::1?
I'm a developer of 10 years, and use the command line for Git, Brew and a few other things, though I'm normally an IDE developer. I believe the CL is as powerful as everyone says, but what are some useful things I can use it for? I use Zsh on a Mac some of the time.
Reaction: Um, kids? You're working for a number-8-in-the-Fortune-500 company, with a "keep turning our monopoly-business crank to make yet more money" financial model. Where are you getting the idea that the management of such a business should be non-boring, let alone visionary?
Then why post a comment mocking me?

Ron Swanson is parody; I am being sincere.
Swiss here. I would argue we have a big 'buy good, don't buy twice' community because a high percentage simply can. Can confirm that our second hand markets are filled with great, high quality, often well taken care of, products.
"Hippy, capitalist, guru, grocer: the forgotten genius who changed British food"

is perhaps a slightly more alluring headline for those unfamiliar with alternative London it the whole earth catalog.
> “Syntax sugar” is another liberally used term to mark elements of syntax in a derogatory way

It's not only used in a derogatory way. It's just what it is. Syntax that doesn't change the power of the language particularly; just lets you save some keystrokes and write things more neatly.

I'm hoping for a λ keyword in Python as a synonym for lambda. Don't need it; would love it.
I'm guessing provided you have a dilute enough solution, it will tell you where particles that small are, but you won't actually be able to "see" them.
I feel like it's not pushed back, it's swiped under the rug. Is it surprising that the bulldog climbs from under the rug on the other side eventually?
Good job not even attempting to secure your office switch ports with whitelisted MACs or whatever, then.

And if you then argue that MACs can be spoofed easily, well, you'd have to get the MAC of the authorised system first. And by that time you've physically broken into the building - you have worse problems than a rogue device or two...
MS Windows: The largest Git repo on the planet (2017)
The IPv6 people must have known that : was a common way to separate IPv4 and port numbers. IPv6 was standardized 4 years after the URL format which used a colon to denote a port number.
What does the tax rate and prefilling tax forms have to do with each other? The system would work the same with 1% and 99% tax rates too.
It's always nice to see someone else on Hacker News who has pretty much independently derived most of my conclusions on their own terms. I have little to add except nodding in agreement.

Kudos, unless we both turn out to be wrong of course.
No. Put a cold thing into something hotter and the thing will heat up without cooling.
Draining reservoir after urination event shows tenuous grasp of science (2014)
As far as I know https://github.com/apernet/hysteria is the latest proxy protocol (used in China). Maybe try this
Welcome to engineering. We don't sketch our controlled systems and forget all about systems theory. Instead we just fiddle with out controllers until the result is acceptable.
Sonic: Towards a Sea-of-Nodes Inlining Compiler for Smalltalk in Smalltalk [video]
At that point a regular GC is probably faster (at least from my experience of doing memory management in C++ with ref-counted smart pointers, which has a 'death-by-a-thousand-cuts' performance profile, e.g. the refcounting overhead is smeared over the whole code base and doesn't show up as obvious hotspots in the profiler).
I think they were conflating both notions.
But alas...
Better and More Ergonomical Looper for YouTube (if you play instruments)
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1. want to change the looping section with keyboards
2. want to quickly switch between section X and section Y
3. no distraction with the youtube recommendation sidebar haha

with the tool I wrote, you can:

1. save your working sections and bring them back
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Cold things are harder to move than hot things
> but what are some useful things I can use it for?

I mean, surely you already know?

Anything where feeding input between different tasks, or where you want to use regex, or similar things the cl will be superior.
I am so surprised by the hate for IPv6 in this thread.

I have been deploying IPv6 for more than ten years and it really improve many situations (beside larger addresses).

I have to admit, there is a learning curve. But I want to encourage everybody involved in configuring computers to learn.

Also I want to rent about Cisco not using /64 for link local by default, thus being incompatible with BSD systems. Link local must be /64.
I start using fish, really like its feature set, but then have to give up and switch back to zsh when I want to get anything done. Unlike zsh, Fish isn't compatible with bash syntax, so a lot of existing scripts and software just doesn't work right. Even today people write scripts as if bash already exists and they seem to always target it. I wish fish had some form of compatibility layer.
> surely "just" more you still offers "deep spiritual truths", and surely finding them makes you more enlightened.

Or maybe it just makes "you" more crawled up "your" own esoterical butt?
Sorry, on what basis are you making the claim that 119 is the lowest bound of what they could get away with just so it can fly? I've never seen that be the case in aircraft, where everything is designed to tolerances way beyond what you'd see in normal or even extreme circumstances.
10 years in tech and you haven’t optimised your shell?
Colorful prompt with context information, powerline glyphs, autocomplete, command highlighting, easy navigation through strings, plugins and a plugin ecosystem that extends your shell like crazy
i hope the mmo survives
I often think that the supplements industry has experienced too much of a backlash against the snake oil salespitches that it was known for not only in past decades, but still continues today.

Vitamins, minerals, monoamine precursors, peptides, fish oil, and various other supplements can have profoundly strong effects. They often need to be tailored for an individual's particular situation to show profound benefits (or just "get lucky" as an individual sometimes stumbles into something that works for them). But they can have powerful effects, even if they're not needed by that individual.

- Blood pressure: Large amounts of fish oil dramatically reduces my blood pressure. I normally have hypertension but can easily induce hypotension (and even tachycardia) by eating large amounts of fish oil every day (or 0.5-1lb of salmon).

- Dopamine: Even basic amino acids like L-Tyrosine or Phenylalanine can be used to get high, or provide much of the effects of ADHD drugs (beneficially or for abuse). This is much more pronounced with Phenethylamine (an OTC supplement), which can create surprisingly MDMA-like experience. Mucuna extract contains clinically relevant amounts of L-DOPA which is an FDA-approved Parkinson's drug (due to its ability to greatly boost dopamine levels). Even aspartame can significantly (not trivially) raise dopamine levels because it's metabolized to phenylalanine.

- HPV: Trametes versicolor and Ganoderma lucidum (Turkey tail mushroom, Reishi mushrooms, respectively) taken orally daily for 2 months has been shown to clear HPV in 88% of subjects whereas the control group cleared just 5% of cases.

It seems very foolish to categorically write off all vitamins, minerals, and other supplements and say "these are all universally a waste of money" or "these have no effect" or "these don't help anyone" or "these only help people with very specific conditions". There are so, so, so many "very specific conditions" out there - it's basic combinatorics that most people will have at least something that they're desperately trying to address, which isn't cured just by exercise and weight loss.

Doctors do not have the time or knowledge to address most people's "edge cases". They rarely have the time and resources even to test which antibiotics will actually fight a particular infection, and have to default to "try this first, it seems to be working for my other patients who recently came in with similar symptoms. If it doesn't work, come back after completing this round of antibiotics and we'll try guessing another antibiotic". Doctors do great work for many common conditions or things they truly specialize in, but I would bet that the majority of preventable/curable conditions are beyond what our medical industry has the capacity to even identify, let alone find a fix for.
This seems very nice and clean, I like it!

A tangent: This style of status page and the goal that most of these projects (like this) try to achieve is always displaying the uptime of a service based on some HTTP request. In how many cases is this actually the whole story? GitHub can serve perfectly fine HTTP content, it's still broken without git via ssh. Amazon can have their site up but if payments aren't being processed, that's worth nothing.

This is not a complaint against this specific project but am I the only one that feels that this style of status page that "has been around since the mid 2010s" rarely ever tells the full story of a service's health?
Though many of them look like outright fraud (anytime photoshopping is involved), I think some could be honest mistakes. If you have dozens of images that are small variants of the same study, it's very easy to misname one of the files or pick the wrong one when loading it into the image editor.
A strange but powerful interview question [video]
"Write a C program to determine whether the stack grows upwards or downwards"
But it is. GPUs have many more threads in flight than execution units.
Zsh autosuggestions
Zsh syntax highlighting
Fzf-tab

Paired with zoxide and fzf for the zsh keyboard shortcuts are all I need to be very productive.

Starship.rs is very useful as well as a theme but pure and pl10k are also great.
Well the initial load will work, but switching to Day Data will not work :(
Not sure I can agree. You would replace your air conditioner once options with way less power usage or more comfort are available, but your still good machine will make someone else happy.

I still replace some older lamps with LEDs when they die. TVs just go on a rotation, replace your bedroom TV, make your grandmum happy, it is going to make someone else happy. People still look for quality CD players (especially AMP combis) in second hand shops around here.

Someone must be buying new devices so the second hand market can work. Without well working second hand market you need cheap china devices so people get access to technology. It's no problem for this approach if YOU want to buy new things.

Another example might be cars. Someone must have the need/enjoyment to drive a fully new car so I can buy that same car a year later at a much more reasonable price.
There's a whole red bar when the website was down for 1 minute on a given day. I don't like it, and I wouldn't want to show that to my users.

I'd suggest you make the bar 1/3600 red, if the downtime was 1min - not exactly this, but you know what I mean.
FWIW; SLAAC works by setting the local part to the mac address.

So, if you have knowledge of your mac address (which is what you say you are using for DHCP) then you will know the fe80::<> IPv6 IP too, which, while not globally routable is probably what you want based on this comment.
Confirmed how. It is a theory. CMBR discovery is not confirmation of anything other than the existence of CMBR
Factorio SAT
Peacefully loving all is just a natural state of relaxed mammal. It's an idea you might try to verbalize if you are cut off from disturbing sensations by a chemical or perhaps when your are comfy, warm and fed, without extending any effort because you have all your needs taken care of by disciples you sweettalked into doing it.
For me it's also the process that makes it so rewarding. The grinding, packing, listening to it bubbling on the hob, the smell, the gurgle at the end and finally the pour. Then you also get a nice cup of coffee! It's an amazing "gadget".

If you enjoy coffee and haven't tried one, you're missing out.
Reminds me of HVM[0]

[0]https://github.com/HigherOrderCO/HVM

Really interesting to see how new lang concepts and refinements keep popping up this last decade, between Vale, Gleam, Hylo, Austral...

Linear types really opened up lots of ways to improve memory management and compilation improvements.
> a new form of what we call colonialism

I call this auto-colonialism. Certainly in the West (if not globally since as we know our “owners and masters” just met in Davos) there is clearly a super-layer that went ‘transnational’ and has been extracting wealth from its own people. And speaking of “own people” this is precisely why they do not give a flying F about “cultural heritage” and anything whatsoever that ‘conditions mind’ (such as national myths) that is not under their narrative control.

If you study history, you will note that the elite have always used mind control means to lord it over the masses. Our current crop can not even claim ‘noble blood’ or anything remotely like that so their strategy of exploitive rule is to pyschologically confuse (and upset) the subject population.

I’ll give you an example. The memes around certain words that were/are directly targeting the sexual vulnerabilities of white(-ish) young men, coupled with pornographic content to reinforce these social and sexual vulnerabilities. I mean, if I wanted to create ultra right wing shock troops, that is what I would do.

We’re being played. We’re being fucked with. Because the elite know they can not tell us the full scope of their ‘progressive plans’ for controlling their cattle on Human plantation.

So they have us fighing each other. It works. [edit: see sibling comments. The discussion immediately turns into a polarization around secondary effects, such as ‘welfare benefits’, etc. Meanwhile they are laughing their way to the bank. Oh wait, they own the banks ..]

p.s. am imigrant myself. Even I am upset at what they are doing to my new Western homeland. After all, I came here precisely for the cultural heritage that the elite decided to destroy over the past 3 decades. Ever since USSR fell...

https://unherd.com/thepost/the-davos-consensus-is-finally-cr...
The British still use imperial for "informal" usages as well, which I think is what the other commentator had in mind.
I don't understand the "implicit norms of loyalty to one's employer" reasoning at all, because I've not worked at a place with that sort of reciprocal employment. My Dad did ... until a private equity bought his company in the 1980s when I was a teen, fired people, cut salaries, split up the company for parts, and profited on employees still being loyal when it wasn't reciprocated.

That said, there's problems I have with this specific sort of employment, where people work ~50 hours for what should nominally be 80 hours (for two jobs) or 120 hours (for three jobs) and don't tell their employers about it.

1) Who controls the work product? My contracts have a work-for-hire clause saying they get copyright for materials I generate while they pay me. How does that work if two employers are paying me salary at the same time?

This wouldn't be theft, but it may be copyright infringement.

2) If you have two jobs, both providing health insurance, then how do you handle coordination of benefits if the health care administrators at your companies don't know it's an issue? If you tell each company that you will be using their insurance for primary coverage, the rates may be different than if you designated one as primary and the other as secondary.

This isn't theft, but may be a financial loss due to your dishonesty.

3) For some jobs there are exposure safety limits. If you have two jobs, with exposure in both jobs, and don't tell both your employers about it, then you may have health problems from being overexposed, which leads us back to #2.

This isn't theft, but still a bad idea.

4) Or, consider more common workplace issues like repetitive stress injuries. If you have RSI and the health&safety officer wants to provide appropriate care, like shift your responsibilities to have less typing, do you keep your other job secret by not talking about the other 20+ hours week where you type?

If you keep it secret, and the company spends money on inappropriate care, then that's still not theft, but it is a financial loss due to your dishonesty and worse health outcomes for you.