skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> What are the key assets you monitor beyond the basics like CPU, RAM, and disk usage?

* Network is another basic that should be there

* Average disk service time

* Memory is tricky (even MemAvailable can miss important anonymous memory pageouts with a mistuned vm.swappiness), so also monitor swap page out rates

* TCP retransmits as a warning sign of network/hardware issues

* UDP & TCP connection counts by state (for TCP: established, time_wait, etc.) broken down by incoming and outgoing

* Per-CPU utilization

* Rates of operating system warnings and errors in the kernel log

* Application average/max response time

* Application throughput (both total and broken down by the error rate, e.g. HTTP response code >= 400)

* Application thread pool utilization

* Rates of application warnings and errors in the application log

* Application up/down with heartbeat

* Per-application & per-thread CPU utilization

* Periodic on-CPU sampling for a bit of time and then flame graph that

* DNS lookup response times/errors

> Do you also keep tabs on network performance, processes, services, or other metrics?

Per-process and over time, yes, which are useful for post-mortem analysis
https://archive.ph/qN9ge
And you created a wonderful cautionary tail in working backwards when you're smart but wrong. I'd imagine that post took a little while to write, and given how little you know about what you where talking about, is why I said... not to be mean, just... it really does become amusing.
I've always assumed quantum entanglement is being leveraged in the brain.

Why?

Because, seeing the speeds needed for the type of computing the brain does, chemistry -- e.g. the classical changes in atoms due to classical interactions-- just doesn't seem fast enough to propagate across the volume of the brain.

Maybe the fields move fast enough... (By fields I mean electro-magnetic, etc.)

But, since entanglement is a thing, it would seem far fetched that the brain doesn't leverage it.
They emphasize the slowness of action potentials along axons.

But electrical waves, which emerge as the collection of action potentials, move much faster. It’s related to the volleying approach of neuronal populations: the cortex can phase lock to 1000+ hz sound waves, even though individual neurons can only fire <200hz. Populations of neurons have faster responses than single neurons. Electrical oscillations in large neuronal populations can create fast electrical activity (such as resonance phenomena) over a large distance.
Not compared to light, fast compared to the measure speed of signal transmission along axons which is less than speed of sound, so relatively slow.
New Win11 insider build blocks install on older hardware, prevents TPM bypass
The things that are still missing to make this perfect:

- SEPA instant transfers (exist, but cost extra)

- A consistent (across all banks) API to poll for received payments for the merchant

- A consistent API (e.g. an URL schema that browsers do support) to quickly fill in payment details with your bank's transfer form.
Depends. "free" reports the area used for disk buffers and programs, hence "available" and "free" numbers.

On my servers I want some available RAM which means "used - buffers", because this means I configured my servers correctly and nothing is running away, or nothing is using more than it should.

On the other hand, you want "free" almost zero on a warmed up server (except some cases which hints that heaps of memory has been recently freed) since the rest is always utilized as disk cache.

Similarly having some data on swap state doesn't harm as long as it's spilled there because some process has ran away and used more memory than it should be.

So, RAM usage metrics carry a ton of nuance and can mean totally different things depending on how you use that particular server.
i wonder why he's such an ass about it, and totally adamant that it's impossible when multiple players already do this fast. ego?
BRZ has electric power steering assist. If he puts the wheels on alignment pads he should be able to move the wheel easily. I’d still be worried about wear and tear on the components (you really don’t want your tie rods to give out at speed) but it’s a fun weekend project.
Borgo is an interesting attempt to address some of these issues. I would love it to get real traction.

https://github.com/borgo-lang/borgo
I also don't get it. I'm surprised this made it through review with this title and abstract. They should have left the speculation about consciousness out of it.
West Orange police officer rescues woman in submerged car
Since entanglement can’t break classical speed limits on information transfer, you’ll have to keep looking for another explanation if electrochemistry doesn’t float your boat.
"stream_libarchive: workaround various types of locale braindeath"
More precisely, there's nothing in that review that even speculates that drinking tea might be an adequate substitute for using a fluoride toothpaste, let alone demonstrates it.
I'm skeptical that rust magically deals with, for example, character sets in 30 year old subtitle files, in a way that makes C seem inadequate.

Legacy compatibility has value.
> They are dangerously close to creating the Year of the Linux Desktop

How much do you wanna bet? I don't see that happening in the next decade
I think that’s just a particular (very common) case. In general it’s called demosaicing, right?
In a word yes.

You'll still get a lot of chargebacks by the way. With a lot of ecomm I've been involved with the fraud you are talking about is actually a small part of chargeback volume. Most is unhappy or demanding customers, or another type of low level fraud, claiming goods didn't arrive despite a photo of the person literally accepting them from the delivery company. This is absolutely rampant in b2c with smaller merchants (I am aware you mentioned this but not sure if you are aware of the scale of it).
As a paramedic, this infuriates me.

Even worse, it happens at some nursing homes for anything worse than a bandaid.

"You have nurses! Even moreso, you're charging the patient/their family for '24/7 Nursing Care!'", meanwhile grandma has a slightly swollen foot and you're calling 911 to CYA or be lazy.
There are lua hooks for play/pause/stop which is great for dimming room lights when the video starts.
Fidelity has the better website (but Schwab's site is not nearly as bad as Vanguard) and has had fewer weird financial problems in recent years than Schwab. That said, either one will work. I've got everything moved over to Fidelity right now because I like having my free cash in a decent money market fund, and I somehow found that more difficult with Schwab.

If you hit the limit of what you can put in a Roth IRA (good choice) and still have money to save, I Bonds through treasury direct are something to consider.
I'm not sure your intuition here is right. It's an electric signal that travels in axons. Like in computer chips in a way. But slower because ions in water travel mich slower than electrons in metals.
my argument is that media is the only real loyal opposition, and so being appointed for the term would have them do their actual job instead of the influence peddling they're reduced to now.
This is neither here nor there but does anyone know what content/account(s) was ordered “censored”?
No matter how complex your app is but still React will not break, performance on web is not a big issue as benchmarks say, even a junior developer can achieve 90%+ lighthouse score, but any senior developer may fail to ship it successfully.

ultimately go to react.dev because:
"Maturing is realizing React is best"
It’s not “gambling,” you either succeed at seeming attractive or not based on what you put in your profile. It’s not the apps fault if you get no matches. Attractive people (both men and women) have an endless supply of potential interested dates. As a nerdy, bald, middle aged single dad I was able to find many more attractive women to date on Tinder then I had time for, but did 3-4 dates a week when I was single, with about 95 percent of the women coming home with me after the date, and inviting me on a second date. When these threads come up on here every few months, sometimes I’ve explained to guys complaining about no matches what women are actually looking for, and what they can do about it, but get downvoted by angry people that feel they should be entitled to interest from the opposite sex, when they offered nothing interesting in return.
No. Your application will crash in mysterious ways and you'll scratch your head for months unless you look to system logs and see: MCE on CPU #4, recovered from internal exception <insert details here>, or any similar hardware breakage log. It can be DIMMS, CPU, PCIe, thermal, anything basically.

Monitor your servers. If you can't verify that the foundation is sound, you can't trust anything on that system even if it's formally verified to be bug free.
I give this project five bags of popcorn and a little commemorative octocat keychain.
In this scenario, are you actually charged with a crime? If not, that’s the literal definition of being jailed without trial.

Many (most?) democratic countries impose strict limits on how long you can be held without being charged. In the US, for example, you can only be held for 72 hours — at which point the police must either charge you or release you.
what does serenityos/ladybird have to do with Vala/linux? also Vala did not come out of elementary os... its older by like 5 years
It depends. In this trivial case, what do you do if you find s == nil is true? You probably panic anyway. Unless you have some specific reason to panic with a different message to the default “nil pointer dereference” then there’s no point checking it.
i still have my michael wave plushie

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This should not be flagged. The author's repo makes a valid point about how we should think about security; satire cannot be labeled and still retain its rhetorical and educative value.

I am disappointed that Hckrnews is missing this man's consistent security work and instead downvoting or flagging, presumably because the headline -- merely the title of the repo -- caused a heart or two to skip a beat.

But isn't that the point? Isn't that something we should think about?
Shameless plug, but I work on a multispectral lidar that does produce “colored” point clouds in the SWIR [0].

It is pretty cool, we use it for detection of humidity degree or for species discrimination (e.g. plants, minerals, chemicals…).

[0]: https://www.iridesense.tech/
> what would they gain from doing "enterprise"?

Enough sales to bump their market cap needle to the tune of an additional $1 trillion or three.

I think if Apple revisited their old "bicycle for the mind" focus, with computers and software as productivity multipliers for individuals and business, it would naturally have an upstream path to enterprise.

Instead their newer unifying view of devices, apps and media, seems to flow through a services, social, entertainment and store/middleman/gatekeeper/kiosk lens.

--

They stumbled onto Vision Pro as being a great Mac enhancer, but I predict that with their loss of productivity focus, they won't lean into where that could go.

"Apple Vision" (not Pro) should be the lower cost, shiny iOS-type $2.00 app sales kiosk "in 3D!" for "everyone" and "anyone", that Apple knows it wants out there.

"Apple Vision Pro" should become a fully Mac-independent Mac-eclipsing no-sandbox powerhouse that leverages visual and gesture computing into highly productive interfaces for deep individual and collaborative work. Justifying prices like $3500, $4500, etc. I know my Vision Pro desperately wants to be that!

Enterprise would see the value in that, once it was on their face.

I hope Apple creates that. But their ambitions seem to be much lower lately.
I talked about Neurosama in another comment but there is also DougDoug, a really popular streamer and content creator that very often use AI chatbots to make content.

Always without any particular controversy about the AI chatbot.

Many of the most popular streamer also use AI voices of famous people to read donations.
Interesting, as I have an active account (ADS-B data feed) with them and never got this email.
Personally I think they are happy leaving that work to others. It’s dirty, thankless work. Apple is still well represented in every enterprise I’ve ever worked in. But they don’t want to build an AD server that also manages PCs and their commitment to their office suite isn’t about the market penetration that office and Google have with their competing offerings.

But every enterprise is chock full of iPhones and MacBooks, for which they collect very healthy margins.
Likely for the engagement... any bets as to if they are a bot or not?
I guess it depends, my compiler knowledge is not that deep, but my assembly knowledge is large enough that they kinda complete each other.

Once you understand how memory actually works, how processors execute conditionals, etc it helps massively understand what your high level language might be doing in the background.
There's a reason Facebook is printing money and X is not making any (and essentially never has). It's actually not the user generated content that primarily matters for ad revenue. Time spent on the site is necessary but not sufficient
7/15, 90 seconds.
I'll blame it on fact that I'm not English native speaker, right? Right?

On a more serious note it was a cool thing to go through! It seemed like something that should have been so easy at first glance.
> quarterly personal OKRs

Good grief, what happens when you don't meet them? Do you put yourself on a PIP?
> I had a very strong desire to reach for the 20 gauge.

As the guy maybe living next to your neighbor, please consider a water hose if the urges get too strong.
You could imagine an alternate universe where Stalin gets dysentery and dies. The USSR tells Ribentrop to f'off. And then joins the allies declaring war on Germany when Hitler invades Poland.

Also I forgot to add Mussolini and his designs on Greece, Balkans, North and the Horn of Africa.
Whatever directly and naterially affects affects cost and that's it.

For some of my services on DigitalOcean for instance, I monitor RAM because using a smaller instance can dramatically save money.

But for the most part I don't monitor anything - if it doesn't make me money why do I care?
They should have referenced Penrose theory
Vala is quite a bit older than ElementaryOS, though maybe that's the primary use for a long time now? I vaugely remember Vala as inspired by and reacting to an even earlier trend of GTK applicatons in C#/Mono such as F-Spot and Banshee.
First, I never said than a dictator never came to power through fair and healthy election. Just that it is rare, much rarer than a lot people think.

Second, I would say that the jury is still in debat for Bukele. Yes, it’s re-election is anti-constituai but he seems to still have the support of the population, as the election seemed to be fair and healthy.

But I agree that his legal shenningans to allow for his re-election don’t bode well for the future. Let’s wait and see.
Humans know little about the deep sea. That may not stop us from mining it
Orchestral music composition and performance is quite different from painting and writing. When you are dependent on a large amounts of other highly skilled people to create and perform it makes it really hard to live out in nowhere.

These days internet and digital production can ease a lot of the rural isolation. But for many (most?) people it is essential to be in and around the art scene to be able to create and maintain focus and motivation to work on their art. Especially when starting a career it is important to meet and see other artists and art.
Europeans use the word "garden" in the place where Americans would use "yard"
Adjacent to this: ignore criticism as feedback, but treat questions as feedback.

People who don’t “get” the code ask questions that contain feedback they often don’t even register as feedback. By the time they distill it to an actual criticism, they’re often so wrapped up in the problem they can’t be constructive, or they present an XY problem. But if three people ask you the same question about your code? You have a design issue. Fix it. Fix it now.

That puts me in a weird relationship with FAQs. FAQs aren’t informational, they’re confessional. Here’s all the times I fucked up and won’t admit it. Let me explain why I am right and you are wrong.
This is why I like the United States. The first rule is freedom of speech. I hate Trump and I hate the right, I think Trump should be jailed for at least a decade for his attempts to destroy American democracy (fake elector scheme, inaction on Jan 6, pressuring of legislators during Jan 6), but I'd be out there protesting with everyone else if Trump could be jailed simply for spreading falsehoods in general.

I think freedom of speech is kind of a bullshit concept at a philosophical level - I've become very blackpilled in that department - but at a legalistic level it's beyond the pale to me that someone could be imprisoned just for words barring very special circumstances.

The government should not be throwing people in prison for allegedly "spreading lies for personal or political gain" unless it already clearly falls under an existing crime (like fraud - getting someone to give you money under explicit false pretenses) or tort (like defamation - knowingly telling damaging falsehoods about someone else to harm them). Incitement to likely, imminent lawless action is also already covered.
I don't buy that this works. Platform-level feedback loops can overwhelm personal feedback loops. When the global system is overwhelmed by noise, the quality of your feed decreases. Not to mention that a lot of people don't curate their feed and they get ques on how social interaction is from horrible places on the internet. I think asking for things to sort themselves is wishful thinking.
Can you turn the magic wormhole into an API for receiving a JSON payload directly into your magic wormhole ontop of whatever youre running in a fastAPI to route that incoming wormhole listener?
> But why? Because I'm fed up with changing smartphone for the sole reason that there are no more software updates!

All phones reach a point where people don't support them anymore, on both Android and iOS. However, Android does 2 things right that make it much better in my opinion:

1. Provide the AOSP so the community can provide support for outdated devices via LineageOS/CalyxOS style forked ROMs

2. Give all phones the ability to directly install software packages (even over ADB) so that they can still be used when they lose Play Store support or even once the TLS is outdated.

You're welcome to check if the grass is any greener on iOS, but there hasn't ever been an iPhone with an unlockable bootloader. Once Apple cuts support for your device it's over, which is a possibility that can at least be precluded on some Android devices.
Search for the app id (com.customermobile.preload.vzw) and you'll see people have been looking at it for years including figuring out what conditions were required to enable it even without the package disabled. GrapheneOS has repeatedly publicly talked about these apps including in threads where the CEO of Trail of Bits (which founded iVerify and was closely involved in this) was active. Incredibly strange marketing stunt which has destroyed their credibility for a lot of people, particularly with them doubling down on it and attacking people debunking it.
That’s how I lost my Hotmail account.
Git is peer to peer, you can add an ssh remote that points to the directory containing the git repo on another machine.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4131164/how-do-i-pull-fr...
You will probably still get it then. I only got it 3 hours ago. And the first tweets are almost 2 days old.

They seem to use some email delivery service that can't handle sending an email to all users within an hour.
None of these "faster than the constituent parts" phenomena can transmit information faster than the constituent parts, though.
mpv is the most active fork/evolution of the historical "mplayer" player of yesteryear. I've been using this program in one form or another for probably 20 years now. It's great; highly recommend.
Possible pirate deviation.
> there is a slippery slope where a good intentioned government or justice system could progressively get further away from these good intentions, and start using its power merely for the preservation of it?

That wasn't what happened.

It's not like we had a left leaning judge favouring a left leaning party, it's Moraes, a conservative technician fight an extreme right antidemocratic movement.

The question that needs to be answer is how far democracy is willing to go outside of democratic bounds to preserve itself. Because to expect a democratic government never to act undemocratically is to expect it to be replaced by a fascists regimen given time.
I've read the Extreme Privacy book, and it seems like a very condensed pocket book comparatively. The book has a lot more stories and anecdotes about his mistakes in the past.
Hey! I'm one of the creators of DataChain.

DataChain works on your local machine and manages files in storage (like images and PDFs in S3 or GCP). Users can slice and dice their files using metadata. Example:

- Download only files labeled "Cats" instead of the whole dataset. Use json/parque to get labels.

- Use LLMs to generate metadata. E.g., "Are there more than 3 people in the image?".

- Add custom metadata to create a rich "DataFrame" of your files

The API of the data-frame is based on Python (Pydentic) but queries to Pythion objects are transpiled to database (SQLite). Or you can just convert all metadata into Pandas if you prefer.

WDYT? I’d love to hear your thoughts!
Links! Sounds interesting
Seems pretty clear, in hindsight. Microsoft won the enterprise "stack" by bringing Active Directory and the Office products to Mac. They were blatantly willing to go cross-platform, which meant Windows Server would be a sure choice for expanding companies that wanted to pay extra to ignore compatibility (and even then, neither MacOS Server nor Windows Server were that good of an idea).

So if Apple couldn't win the integrated product segment of the server market, they had to compete against the post-dotcom-bubble cloud behemoth. The one that had been more or less cannibalized by Linux and brought down to-cost or even below-cost by AWS. MacOS Server could carve out a cutesy niche as an accessible FTP server and Time Machine host, but they couldn't make a business out of it when Linux did it all for free.
AI Could Soon Turn Anyone into an Expert Tracker
I started using it after the latest Ubuntu version broke VLC, and am quite pleased
Only 30? I'm sure that takes all the pressure to grow off of them.
I too think there should be no recourse for libel or copyright infringement, since censorship of those acts is immoral
Hm, I've had (significant) issues with color representation playing back "HDR" media in mpv.
Massive 3-d parallelism is underrated. Natural neural systems evolved to deal with special cases that require very fast response time via local reflexes which are trained very slowly. They are still in millisecond range. All the computation in the cerebral cortex doesn't need tp be fast. This is what we think it should be thinking the computers we build.
So... move fast and break laws.
We do not know how to stop population decline
https://t.ly/Sk3MB

Appears the "OPEN" light was on in July of 2021 from street view.
It's just multiplying matrices. No magic required.
Yes, and that was litigated and ruled in favor of Google, because search engines provide links back to the original content, so there’s a mutual benefit. Using copyrighted material for AI does not provide links back to the original sources, so that’s where it is not covered under the ruling.
The whole point of a credit card is that you can give the number out. You're nesting solutions here.