skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Here you go, a fairly detailed blog post about it: https://itsignacioportal.github.io/netguard-pdnsf-any-vpn-co...

Got this from a thread about Tracker Control, a NetGuard fork, and VPN chaining https://github.com/TrackerControl/tracker-control-android/is...
I also have concerns about maintaining correctness in this kind of late binding environment; it's useful to be able to statically verify things up front such as through the type system.
For me is hard to understand the opposition of OOP to functional. They are just not exclusive one of each other, neither is exclusive with all other paradigms.
The 'practical' way to beat fiber optics is to use either

(i) a series of overground direct microwave connections (often used by trading firms)

(ii) a series of laser links between low altitude satellites. This would be faster in principle for long distances, and presumably Starlink will eventually offer this service to people that are very latency sensitive
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Indeed! But I've reserved "unless" for a ternary conditional, which is more useful anyway.

Oh shit wait, you're John Tromp, BLC creator! I'm a fan!
You’re mostly quite right about phone calls.

But the point was the industry that I’m in runs on them because the teams you’re communicating with are in the field and supervising construction not in front of a computer.

These are young engineers who need to build experience and relationships with the site teams and text messages aren’t going to build them.
I have neither the time nor the inclination to dig into Alabama’s situation, but suffice to say finding an example of a state that does it wrong does not mean “we must absolutely never have voter ID because it’s impossible to ever do it correctly”

Almost all of Europe has effective voter ID laws or at least processes by which eligibility to vote is verified.

People love to call out how the US needs to adopt processes from Europe because it’s done in a better way. Voter ID sounds like a great place to start.
I didn't "start yelling liar".

I observed they were doing so, and provided evidence that their claims were lies.
How badly do Twos want to SEO rank on searches for Things?

https://culturedcode.com/things/
I am mostly in agreement -- I moved to Golang for not-super-complex async programs because I value my time and day-to-day productivity more than the super strictness of Rust (which I love and I wish more languages had it, though in a more approachable manner).

Rust was a legendary pain to untangle when learning to do async, though as I admitted in a comment down-thread this was also because I didn't stay for long enough for everything to cement itself in my head. It was still an absolute hell to get into. I needed help from Tokio's author to have some pieces of code even compile because I couldn't for the life of me understand why they didn't.

...BUT, with that being said, Rust has a much smaller memory footprint and that is an actual and measurable advantage on cloud deployments. It could be painful to make it compile and run but then it'll give you your money's worth and then some. So it's worth even only for that (and "that" is a lot!), if you are optimizing for those values. I plan to do that in the future. In the meantime Golang is an amazing compromise between productivity and machine performance.
I'm not sure what advantage this has over those.

Those usually don't look and sound like they were made by Doc Brown.
There is also coloured data: stack vs heap, threadsafe vs not, disk vs memory vs SQL, mutable vs immutable, etc ...

Another comment: Python's async/await is precisely syntactic sugar for generators. It just changes the keywords and checks that you only use await in a function labeled async.

Edit: my rate limit appears to have been increased.
> Cloudflare MitM keylogger

Would you like to explain what you mean by this?
Pretty much all the C and D rate state forests, nature preserves, etc, etc, in my state were only ever having their trails maintained by the "nominally illegal but nobody actually cares" SxS and ATV riders because the dog walkers and the hunters are much less averse to going off trail and even if they weren't they aren't packing a 15lb cordless chainsaw around to clear whatever fell on the trail.

Karens with game cams have done a lot to curtail this.
"forever" added in commit 67ff9ef, thank you!
Every product has flaws which are outside of design scope. Pointing that is unnecessary. If I want feedback on my quick and dirty project, I want it on within the scope of design, not the missing features, bad accessibility etc.

Specially HN crowd is very susceptible to feeling for accessibility comment. Return of "think of poor kids in Africa".
That's called playing the long game, and playing it quite cleverly!
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> the SSH certificates issued by the Cloudflare CA include a field called ValidPrinciples

Having implemented similar systems before, I was interested to read this post. Then I see this. Now I have to find out if that really is the field, if this was ChatGPT spellcheck, or something else entirely.
This work can easily be done by https://mailui.co/
Sunsama is the best at this:

https://www.sunsama.com/blog/time-blocking

More importantly, it offers a guided daily ritual to help through it gently, and make it a habit. This is shown in the second half of the blog post.
Pretty C does aliases "repeat" for "do", so yeah, I've got you covered!
Was the Sneed incident real ?
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The question assumes to use the
Llama 3.1 405b model.

When it’s cheaper via cloud (per token), which provider would you recommend to me, with focus on saving much money possible?
I think most big games are commercially successful mainly through shear force of marketting. If you strip out that, most of the rest worth playing have one or two visionaries at the top on a position to be critical of their own ideas and dictate to everybody under them.
> So biggest "hard to transition" polluters like metal, concrete, electricity would pay most?

No, the people using metal, concrete, electricity would pay it. It's not like the profitability of industry goes down over tax.
"loop" added in commit 626408b, thank you!
> In addition to this, we have virtually zero evidence that voter fraud is a widespread problem

It doesn’t have to be widespread to have an effect on outcomes.
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Most servers will limit posts to a fairly low size by default.
What archive? The idea was to use Transfer-Encoding: gzip, which means the compression is a transparent part of the HTTP request which the client HTTP library will automatically try to extract.
How does law treat boundary disputes when the land itself shifts?
Not necessarily, a lot of actors can be sharing the same OS thread and be preemptively switched away from when they hit a certain limit of instructions or start an I/O call. Erlang demonstrates this very well because it works there without a glitch 99.99% of the time (and the remaining 0.01% are because of native code that does not yield control).
Very roughly 1/3 of the speed of light. One third is lost to the physical medium it seems. What accounts of the remaining third and how much could be plausibly shaved off of it?
Added in commit ef510ca!
> an art installation in public places so people could see - and interact - with others from around the world

Sure, and it wasn't long before this happened:

> It took less than a week for people eager to share their ‘assets’ with the world to shut down the visual portals set up between the cities of Dublin and New York on 8 May. Although the project was aimed at bringing people together and connecting cultures, a few visitors to the locations have decided to take the invitation of getting to know others to a whole other level.

https://traveltomorrow.com/new-york-dublin-portals-shut-down...

(One wonders why flashing is such a big problem that the whole installation needs to be shut down; but it seemed quite obvious from the start that people would try to do this...)
Two words which might change your life: equational reasoning.
Even ignoring that bans tend to make things "cool" to young people, bans done wrong tend to simply concentrate roughly the same or close to the same amount of harm.

Sure, less people habitually got drunk and beat their wives/kids during prohibition, but approximately the same harm still happened, it was just concentrated in all the people who had their lives ruined or got killed by the gangsters or the feds.
Not working well on networks that use it.
If they went from 99% to 0% in 1 hour, their error margin was around 100%...
I do not understand it either. The concept (pointer to C string with a length) is obvious and has been done many times. Object allocation saves memory and will be a bit faster compared to larger PyObjects. You can still use the CPython arena allocator that is faster than malloc() for small objects. This is also standard practice.

Other than that, why is this "for the next generation of scientific computing"?

The announcements that come out of NumPy continue to amaze me.
I think the lines the data goes through are unfortunately not quite as straight as they appear in this visualization. Nor is it light all the way.
Translating in Your Terminal
> They have differing start up sequences which using the wrong one leaves a blank screen.

You mean, bricked?
Low-bandwidth/low-latency people tend to also demand high reliability and consistency. A low-orbit satellite network might be fast but, because sats move to quickly, cannot be consistent in that speed. Sats also won't ever connect data centers other than perhaps for administrative stuff. The bandwidth/reliability/growth potential just isn't there compared to bundles of traditional fiber.
There was no monthly fee.
boring: Boring and Absurd Types
Yes, code blocks in Org are executable, but I was aiming for simple embedding and zero build-time, thus conservative choice of separating README and the actual header.
I trust the quantum physicist more than a pop-sci YouTuber.
The two are completely different things. Depends what your requirements are.
The screen is available on Amazon? But it's a touch screen, which seems overkill; any screen would probably work? One can always build a custom frame around it.
From https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41934156 :

> The core kernel of HM is implemented primarily in a confined
subset of C, consisting of 90k lines of code (LoC), which
includes the basic functionalities. All other OS services are
decoupled and can be deployed individually, totaling over 1
million LoC. The HM’s build system can assemble the OS
services based on detailed configurations specified for various
scenarios, such as placing OS services in different isolation
classes or coalescing some OS services.
> As many large tech companies have found out the hard way (see also Alphabet, Amazon, arguably even Meta and Microsoft), the games industry is not like the tech industry as a whole when it comes to success.

I think two points are missing here, firstly these companies have hired a lot of proven talent from the games industry, and secondly it is arguable these companies have not been succeeding at executing in any domains for years.

The culture of the tech industry has been completely destroyed, largely by the adtech money hose. Compound that with the difficulties of the games market today and it is not surprising there are problems.
It’s possible that OOP is taught in universities because professors who grew up with it already know how to fill a semester with this sort of content. The tail inheriting the dog.

Of all the topics that CS programs teach, it makes intuitive sense that the practical ones in software engineering are the ones most likely to be taught in a way which is irrelevant or backwards. Academia is good at academic things, but its members are typically there in part because they do not have a calling towards practice.

Perhaps the practical courses shouldn’t exist at all, but it’s tempting to marry the department with industry in some way. We don’t require philosophy majors to take courses in legal practice or whatever job they might take after graduation, because education is one thing and a career is another.
Author here. I don't see any problem with this
Does this show anything at all without purchases? I installed it and turned on notify on access and I have gotten no notifications so far.
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what chance are we even talking of a false positive?
I agree that mods can greatly improve the Skyrim experience but I sunk 1K+ hours into the game (over a decade-ish) all on my Xbox (unmodded). I was super happy when they released support for mods but the game was/is awesome standalone IMHO.
Yes but the idea behind zip bombs that they appear to be very small, when expanded it can be extremely large. Before attempting to decompress, the POST request may appear something like 20kb and end up being 20gb.
My guess is he tried with a wood drill bit, which will tear cardboard and make a big mess. For cardboard, or plastic, you need a metal drill bit.
And who has paid any cost after Snowden's revelations?
"I'm genuinely trying but I just can't understand it." to "You know what? No. Fuck that shit. I refuse." in 3 hours - Are you genuinely trying? Or just don't like how it works? the hype is that lots of people are happy to work in the manner you outright refused. To be fair to you: if I could drive, I probably wouldn't take the bus either, fuck that shit. :)
Bold statement barely two months after it came to light just how many western influencers were actively sponsored by the russian state.
Yeah Amazon has Thursday Night Football. I hope these two (netflix and amazon) offer a full live tv service to compete with youtube live.
Yeah, most of the gamers don't seem to be interested in woke messaging and just want a fun game.

Asian companies that have not been under Western influence seem to do better in this regard.
Most of the bright IR lights you find on typical surveillance cameras actually visibly look a little red. I wouldn't think the same lights would be used if the intention is to spy in secret.
How about changing the style every time the viewer blinks?
Scoping defer to a block is actually more useful and explicit than function-exclusive that Go does, so I consider that a feature.
This fairly easily achievable with a tool I built called Nestful

https://nestful.app

Nestful is built on a different but similar premise called Spontaneous Productivity:

https://blog.nestful.app/p/spontaneous-productivity
For the others: The correct naming is "principals".
Yes, and it's a shame that underlying features were only shipped in C11 (generics) and C23 (auto type inference!)
and maybe he was right ? We have a "service" that can't even keep bathrooms clean. Maybe government is the problem?
The code asumes that C17 has C++-style auto (https://github.com/aartaka/pretty.c/blob/master/pretty.h#L11...), it does not (in C auto is storage specifier that is equivalent to no storage specifier).
Like a ssh key management cli?
setxkbmap us -option ctrl:swapcaps -option compose:rwin

Problem solved. US layout, and with the right Window keys you can compose
European characters.
yeah, later I understood, but after a third or fourth reading...
Mander! Best pokemon, but can’t write the name.

Also, the best one is clearly Squirtle.
Indeed, FLT_EPSILON is not a one-size-fits-all solution, but it's good enough for frequent case of comparing big enough numbers, which is not covered by regular ==. So it's a convenience/correctness trade-off I'm ready to make.
The at-most-once delivery could be an issue if lichess's backend services (lila or lila-ws) crash. Presumably this a rare enough occurrence that message loss is more of a theoretical concern.
Wikipedia isn't propaganda.
The article is not about functions having different type signatures but being somehow fundamentally different. It occurs every time we try to qualify and enforce restrictions on functions, whether it's async, pure, nonblocking, or whatever. Although they aren't all harder to call, they always cause problems with higher order functions. An idea of "effect generics" tries to improve upon this - you write something like

template<effect T> T_function List filter(List list, T_function pred)

(element type committed for brevity) and then filter is async if the predicate is async, etc - it's pure if the predicate is, nonblocking if the predicate is. If you continue in this direction, your language gets more complex than C++. The other options are to just accept that you need a separate filter function for async and non async predicates, or to do away with function flags (doesn't work for CPS style async of course).
especially that Wireguard silently disables NetGuard, and then the communication undergoes (at least in my case) silent
If I observe you are a dunderhead, it's still namecalling and an insult even if I believe the observation is factual. Lots of mod commentary about it (beside being the the site guidelines)

https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&qu...
About 2 years ago, an isp we use for one of our operations in Canada called R… which is also a media company and an advertising company… came to us and said hey! We have this amazing new technology , all you do is geofence your competitors and then we will retarget anyone who visits their location with your web ads for as long as you want! Since they are also the isp for mobile data , they just force replaced ads for the targets web browser. (Basically they inject ads)

They also made it clear their system is not at all dependent on your phone location services or even your advertiser ID, since they are the isp and the cell provider they just use your SIM ESN to track you. ( cell towers know where their users are, with better accuracy than ever now )

It worked, but it’s darn scary. This has been around for awhile.
CIA will just tamper either hardware and/or core distros like Debian.

They shouldn't need to do anymore because that could backfire like crazy against the US economies in case of a a zero day.

On Russia and China, these are second-tier risks levels, easier to avoid.
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> I'm a fan of SSH certificates and cannot understand why anyone would set up certificate authentication with an external third-party CA.

I think the sales pitch for these sorts of service is: "Get an SSH-like experience, but it integrates with your corporate single-sign-on system, has activity logs that can't be deleted even if you're root on the target, sorts out your every-ephemeral-cloud-instance-has-a-different-fingerprint issues, and we'll sort out all the reverse-tunnelling-through-NAT and bastion-host-for-virtual-private-cloud stuff too"

Big businesses pursuing SOC2 compliance love this sort of thing.
Residential IPs are extremely valuable for scraping or other automation flows so yeah getting kids to run a free game that has malware seems plausible.
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Is there a good source which tracks LLM inference prices over time?
Says here[1] you won't be able to create new tickets. Which is a bit surprising, I would have expected something usage-based with so few included. Like you get 100 included and then you pay per additional 100 or whatever.

Btw the quota link in the FAQ is broken, had to dig in the admin manual for find this page.

[1]: https://www.teamswork.app/post/how-teamswork-subscription-ma...
Yes, LOOP is a huge inspiration and my favorite programming language!
If you find this interesting, you might like libcello.h aswell!
https://www.libcello.org
> If someone wanted to kill themselves, the family medicine cabinet offers plenty of easy options.

Define 'easy'. Most people who attempt to poison themselves fail.
Why doesn't Roc have a Maybe or Option or Optional, or null or nil or undefined?
Can you please be a little more specific, like a specific Wikipedia entry or two?
"Ru-related" means Russia related? Edit: Seems so. The upstream discussion around the patch seems relevant: https://lore.kernel.org/all/2024101835-tiptop-blip-09ed@greg...
I’d have to assume a decent implementation will eventually give up. It’s almost a given those will not be used by people crawling the internet for quick wins though.
From what I understand, yes
If it can be checked easily, that's something else entirely. But as soon as the grading is a black box, it's not acceptable, in my opinion.
Additional - I see the app here just shows good/moderate/bad latency. An actual data table would be useful to many people but not as pretty. Maybe there should be a distributed latency measurement network project.
let i = 0;
setInterval(() => document.body.style.filter=`hue-rotate(${i++}deg)`, 16);

Disco mode!

(better to use requestAnimationFrame but I'm lazy atm)
Well, you don't have to use it all. My projects mostly use booleans, len(), max/min, and some operator aliases, because there wasn't much need for other tasty stuff yet. So give it a shot, even if for a couple of operator macros!
Streisand effect in full force
Previously posted:

[flagged]https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41932225
There's definitely a few billion a year in revenue for Starlink if they sell very low latency, medium bandwidth connections between Asia, the US, Europe and Australia to trading firms. Even if the reliability is much worse than fiber.
>This is what keeps me from even considering an apple card, I don't need any credit and getting credit registered against my name will make it more difficult to get a mortgage.

This is not, generally, a correct statement. Having a history of 1) paying off debt or 2) not using a credit line available to you actually makes it MUCH easier to get a mortgage.

Might be different in other countries but in the US the only way credit lines harm your chances of getting a mortgage is if you don't pay the bill in full every month or take out new lines of credit within a few months of taking out the mortgage.

I, personally, had more than 20 lines of credit open when I was approved for my mortgage at their lowest interest rate. My mortgage was/is actually lower than my available credit on my all my revolving accounts, combined.
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I don’t think there is anything illegal about serving a large payload? If they dob’t like it they can easily stop making requests.
Can't wait to learn of how it went!
Instead of stealing your password/keypair, the baddies will now have to spoof your authentication with cloudflare. If thats just a password, you gained nothing. If you have 2FA set up for that, you could equally use that for SSH directly, using a ssh key on a physical FIDO stick. OpenSSH already has native support for that (ecdsa-sk and ed25519-sk key formats).

The gain here is minimal.
Author here. I'll be glad to accept any contribution that makes C more readable, so PR away!
The West was trying that. We were trading with Russia and so on.

Russia invaded, and again, and again, and again.
Yeah, I love sugar ;)
That one is not:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41934219

Page 1 with 27 points ;)

EDIT: 2 minutes later away from page 1 and completely flagged with removed title