OpenBSD has two new C compilers: chibicc and kefir
56 by hucste | 1 comments on Hacker News.
Thursday, 30 June 2022
'A desperation move': Why it's clear Browns lacked diligence on Deshaun Watson
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New top story on Hacker News: Ask HN: Do you trust solo entrepreneurs?
Ask HN: Do you trust solo entrepreneurs?
22 by chiscript | 19 comments on Hacker News.
Hello HN! [I'm a solo developer so this question is a bit personal to me] Would knowing if the creator of a product is like me or fully fledged organisation affect your likelihood of using any software they create?
22 by chiscript | 19 comments on Hacker News.
Hello HN! [I'm a solo developer so this question is a bit personal to me] Would knowing if the creator of a product is like me or fully fledged organisation affect your likelihood of using any software they create?
Putin Should Be Very Worried About Ukraine’s New Kamikaze Drone
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Wednesday, 29 June 2022
Lawyer who left Jan. 6 panel seeking Missouri US Senate seat
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Nancy Pelosi Calls to Eliminate Filibuster to Codify Roe , Kamala Harris Disagrees
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Trump's Truth Social struggled to hire tech workers because it wanted right-wing staffers and nobody wanted to take the jobs, report says
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D.R. Horton constructed homes not built for south Louisiana humidity, attorneys say
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'They're no match for us': Ukrainian pilot says they can defeat Russia, but only with more Western help
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Tuesday, 28 June 2022
DeSantis vetoed another bad idea and showed Florida lawmakers who’s boss | Editorial
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The Jan. 6 panel is gathering evidence Trump may have broken these 3 federal laws
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Ex-CIA officer says Putin could be at risk of being killed or deposed by a member of his inner circle
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As LIV Golf adds more names, former Ryder Cup captains Jim Furyk and Bernhard Langer weigh in on the controversial league
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Ukrainian Armed Forces hit Russian forces with 5 airstrikes ‒ Pivden [South] Operational Command
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New top story on Hacker News: Ask HN: Devs who passed whiteboarding at FAANG: how do you feel about it?
Ask HN: Devs who passed whiteboarding at FAANG: how do you feel about it?
10 by user0x1d | 6 comments on Hacker News.
Most of the blogs I read about whiteboarding and leetcode style questions come together with hate. “It doesn’t test real world scenarios” or “not proof of how well I’m gonna do at the job”. Do you agree with those? Or is it just the case that the tests are designed to see if the person applying is actually really smart and interviewers want to work with really smart people, and those complaining about these types of questions are just not good enough? Honest question and I’m not taking any side although I admit it I tried to phrase it more towards getting favourable FAANG responses
10 by user0x1d | 6 comments on Hacker News.
Most of the blogs I read about whiteboarding and leetcode style questions come together with hate. “It doesn’t test real world scenarios” or “not proof of how well I’m gonna do at the job”. Do you agree with those? Or is it just the case that the tests are designed to see if the person applying is actually really smart and interviewers want to work with really smart people, and those complaining about these types of questions are just not good enough? Honest question and I’m not taking any side although I admit it I tried to phrase it more towards getting favourable FAANG responses
Monday, 27 June 2022
Texas GOP Rep. Mayra Flores says Speaker Nancy Pelosi 'pushed’ her daughter during photo op
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‘Too much mayo on a sandwich’: 1 dead, 1 in surgery after being shot by customer, police say
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New top story on Hacker News: Ask HN: What is your Kubernetes nightmare?
Ask HN: What is your Kubernetes nightmare?
17 by wg0 | 18 comments on Hacker News.
Everything self-hosted has its maintenance tax but why Kubernetes (especially self hosted) is so hard? What aspect is that makes Kubernetes operationally so hard? - Is it the networking model that is simple from the consumption standpoint but has too many moving parts for it to be implemented? - Is it the storage model, CSI and friends? - Is it the bunch of controller loops doing their own things with nothing that gives a "wholesome" picture to identify the root cause? For me personally, first and foremost thing on my mind is the networking details. They are "automatically generated" by each CNI solution in slightly different ways and constructs (iptables, virtual bridges, routing daemons, eBPF etc etc) and because they are generated, it is not uncommon to find hundreds of iptable rules and chains on a single node and/or similar configuration. Being automated, these solutions generate tons of components/configurations which in case of trouble, even if one has mastery on them, would take some time to hoop through all the components (virtual interfaces, virtual bridges, iptable chains and rules, ipvs entries etc) to identify what's causing the trouble. Essentially, one pretty much has to be a network engineer because besides the underlying/physical (or the virtual, I mean cloud VPCs) network, k8s pulls its very own network (pod network, cluster network) implemented on the software/configuration layer which has to be fully understood to be able to maintained. God forbid, if the CNI solution has some edge case or for some other misconfiguration, it keeps generating inadequate or misconfigured rules/routes etc resulting in a broken "software defined network" that I cannot identify in time on a production system is my nightmare and I don't know how to reduce that risk. What's your Kubernetes nightmare? EDIT: formating
17 by wg0 | 18 comments on Hacker News.
Everything self-hosted has its maintenance tax but why Kubernetes (especially self hosted) is so hard? What aspect is that makes Kubernetes operationally so hard? - Is it the networking model that is simple from the consumption standpoint but has too many moving parts for it to be implemented? - Is it the storage model, CSI and friends? - Is it the bunch of controller loops doing their own things with nothing that gives a "wholesome" picture to identify the root cause? For me personally, first and foremost thing on my mind is the networking details. They are "automatically generated" by each CNI solution in slightly different ways and constructs (iptables, virtual bridges, routing daemons, eBPF etc etc) and because they are generated, it is not uncommon to find hundreds of iptable rules and chains on a single node and/or similar configuration. Being automated, these solutions generate tons of components/configurations which in case of trouble, even if one has mastery on them, would take some time to hoop through all the components (virtual interfaces, virtual bridges, iptable chains and rules, ipvs entries etc) to identify what's causing the trouble. Essentially, one pretty much has to be a network engineer because besides the underlying/physical (or the virtual, I mean cloud VPCs) network, k8s pulls its very own network (pod network, cluster network) implemented on the software/configuration layer which has to be fully understood to be able to maintained. God forbid, if the CNI solution has some edge case or for some other misconfiguration, it keeps generating inadequate or misconfigured rules/routes etc resulting in a broken "software defined network" that I cannot identify in time on a production system is my nightmare and I don't know how to reduce that risk. What's your Kubernetes nightmare? EDIT: formating
Dear Abby: Ex takes up residence in couple's driveway
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Carpe diem: In Ukraine, war turning love into marriages
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Sunday, 26 June 2022
Carpe diem: In Ukraine, war turning love into marriages
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Dear Abby: Friend upset after being left out of vacation plans
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Al Franken erupts after Clarence Thomas says what Supreme Court should do after Roe v. Wade abortion decision
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Saturday, 25 June 2022
A YouTuber who got engaged says she was criticized and called 'selfish' by followers for deciding not to have bridesmaids
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New top story on Hacker News: Ask HN: Seeking Cryptography Certification
Ask HN: Seeking Cryptography Certification
4 by mfbx9da4 | 1 comments on Hacker News.
I would like to do some training in cryptography and information security. The goal is that I would have the credentials, confidence and toolkit to write my own cryptographic protocols. Are there any industry recognised courses or exams that I can sit? Beyond doing a masters, as I don’t really have the option to ditch my full time work, as much as I would like to.
4 by mfbx9da4 | 1 comments on Hacker News.
I would like to do some training in cryptography and information security. The goal is that I would have the credentials, confidence and toolkit to write my own cryptographic protocols. Are there any industry recognised courses or exams that I can sit? Beyond doing a masters, as I don’t really have the option to ditch my full time work, as much as I would like to.
New top story on Hacker News: New Proof Shows When Structure Must Emerge in Graphs
New Proof Shows When Structure Must Emerge in Graphs
10 by OrderOfChaos | 0 comments on Hacker News.
10 by OrderOfChaos | 0 comments on Hacker News.
Friday, 24 June 2022
Biden accidentally flashed a cue card telling him exactly where to go and what to do at a White House event
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Former Fittest Woman on Earth Katrin Davidsdottir keeps her core strong with exercises including deadbugs and side planks
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Thursday, 23 June 2022
Iran orders US to pay compensation for slain nuke scientists
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Can Americans fight in the Ukrainian military? Yahoo News Explains
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Wednesday, 22 June 2022
Tuesday, 21 June 2022
Florida strips former Palm Beach County teacher of her license after relationship with student
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Rep. Adam Schiff said the January 6 panel will reveal evidence showing Trump was involved in the scheme to appoint fake electors
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Monday, 20 June 2022
January 6 hearing: Mark Meadows said he knew Mike Pence stopping certification was illegal
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Prince William Wants Prince Andrew Completely and Permanently Banned From Royal Life
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Sunday, 19 June 2022
This 26-year-old influencer quit her corporate job at a Big Four accounting firm to become a full-time content creator
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Ukrainian aviation attacks Russian invaders and their equipment
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Georgia city official resigns after Confederate shop reopens
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Saturday, 18 June 2022
Trump boasted that he drew larger crowds to his speeches than Martin Luther King Jr. did for the historic 'I Have A Dream' speech
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This house for sale in Oregon comes with a colorful perk – and his name is Jerry
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A look at the role Christian nationalism played in the Jan. 6 attack
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Friday, 17 June 2022
Meet the family behind 'Texas Thighs,' an account for a mom’s salacious photos (when it isn’t getting banned)
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Mike Lindell says Walmart, MyPillow's biggest distributor, is 'canceling' him and pulling his pillows from its stores: 'Shame on you, Walmart!'
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McDonald's proposal goes horribly wrong, sends internet into stitches
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An Eleven Madison Park worker earning $15 an hour at the $335-a-person restaurant says he was yelled at for scooping ice 'too loudly' in the silent kitchen — and threw away loads of food despite the swanky restaurant's green reputation
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Thursday, 16 June 2022
Ukrainian army blows up Russian pontoon bridge in Luhansk Oblast
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Check out the mini-golf moment that earned an entire office time off work
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Dear Abby: Boyfriend's bedroom gets a bit crowded on weekends
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Wednesday, 15 June 2022
New top story on Hacker News: Apple Could Kill CAPTCHAs with Private Access Tokens
Apple Could Kill CAPTCHAs with Private Access Tokens
14 by matthewsinclair | 8 comments on Hacker News.
14 by matthewsinclair | 8 comments on Hacker News.
Poll: Half of Americans now predict U.S. may 'cease to be a democracy' someday
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US-expelled Haitians fuel charter business to Latin America
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Tuesday, 14 June 2022
New top story on Hacker News: Ask HN: CS grad who barely knows any CS
Ask HN: CS grad who barely knows any CS
21 by nevillain | 16 comments on Hacker News.
I (m, 23) will be graduating from a university in Kenya with a CS degree at the end of the year. However, I feel like I barely know anything. I hardly attended classes in my first and second year. I upped my grades in my third year and was even among the top in the class (anecdotally). To be honest, I’ve always felt like our CS course was inferior. For example, I did a Computer Graphics course, but we didn’t even implement line drawing algorithms. My favorite courses were compiler construction (we actually built a compiler) and distributed systems. I started checking the sources of web pages in high school, and even learnt rudimentary JavaScript and PHP. After high school, I was hoping to join a good uni in the US. I got a relatively decent 1490 in my SATs then bungled up the rest of the application process. I hesitantly joined my current uni. I’ve been coding on and off since then. For school, I wrote introductory assembly, C, and C++: most of which I can’t recall now. Outside of school I learnt Node.JS, Python and Go. I haven’t built any large project: my biggest code base is probably my FYP React Native app or the Vue/Flask web app for my internship. On paper, it appears I know quite a few technologies. But contrary to that, most of it has been surface level knowledge. To use a friend’s words, I’ve been turning buttons from red to green (doing CRUD). I don't know how databases work, I don't know what exactly ray tracing is, et al. I started applying for jobs last week. To my surprise (or not), I do not fit cleanly into the requirements of any of the junior listings. I can't solve the "easy" problems on LeetCode and my score for the AngelList Fullstack assessment [1] was 18/30. I rather objectively believe I have some gaps in my CS knowledge. I am even considering a boot camp—if one exists for people who already know what a variable is. My tentative plan is to get a part time job, and then spend 6 months reading books, learning tech I’ve always wanted to learn, and hacking on at least one build-your-own [2] type project. So, how can one effectively fill gaps in their CS knowledge? It’s worth noting that I am overwhelmed, and even procrastinate when I don't have an overarching framework (like school). So it’s not as simple as just sitting alone and studying/coding. I am the "smart" kid who didn’t have to study throughout most of school, but who's "discovered" you have to sit long hours now to be competitive. Is my situation more common than I suppose? Should I suck it up, get a technical support role and build up from there? [1] https://ift.tt/UV2Ecdn [2] https://ift.tt/P1oSwjC
21 by nevillain | 16 comments on Hacker News.
I (m, 23) will be graduating from a university in Kenya with a CS degree at the end of the year. However, I feel like I barely know anything. I hardly attended classes in my first and second year. I upped my grades in my third year and was even among the top in the class (anecdotally). To be honest, I’ve always felt like our CS course was inferior. For example, I did a Computer Graphics course, but we didn’t even implement line drawing algorithms. My favorite courses were compiler construction (we actually built a compiler) and distributed systems. I started checking the sources of web pages in high school, and even learnt rudimentary JavaScript and PHP. After high school, I was hoping to join a good uni in the US. I got a relatively decent 1490 in my SATs then bungled up the rest of the application process. I hesitantly joined my current uni. I’ve been coding on and off since then. For school, I wrote introductory assembly, C, and C++: most of which I can’t recall now. Outside of school I learnt Node.JS, Python and Go. I haven’t built any large project: my biggest code base is probably my FYP React Native app or the Vue/Flask web app for my internship. On paper, it appears I know quite a few technologies. But contrary to that, most of it has been surface level knowledge. To use a friend’s words, I’ve been turning buttons from red to green (doing CRUD). I don't know how databases work, I don't know what exactly ray tracing is, et al. I started applying for jobs last week. To my surprise (or not), I do not fit cleanly into the requirements of any of the junior listings. I can't solve the "easy" problems on LeetCode and my score for the AngelList Fullstack assessment [1] was 18/30. I rather objectively believe I have some gaps in my CS knowledge. I am even considering a boot camp—if one exists for people who already know what a variable is. My tentative plan is to get a part time job, and then spend 6 months reading books, learning tech I’ve always wanted to learn, and hacking on at least one build-your-own [2] type project. So, how can one effectively fill gaps in their CS knowledge? It’s worth noting that I am overwhelmed, and even procrastinate when I don't have an overarching framework (like school). So it’s not as simple as just sitting alone and studying/coding. I am the "smart" kid who didn’t have to study throughout most of school, but who's "discovered" you have to sit long hours now to be competitive. Is my situation more common than I suppose? Should I suck it up, get a technical support role and build up from there? [1] https://ift.tt/UV2Ecdn [2] https://ift.tt/P1oSwjC
The rich are fleeing from Russia, and more than 15,000 millionaires — 15% of the country's ultra-rich population — are expected to leave this year
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Monday, 13 June 2022
59-year-old Ukrainian woman says Russian officer made her take her top off at a 'filtration camp' as he accused her of being a sniper
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Dear Abby: Boyfriend's true colors emerge after he moves in
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United Arab Emirates bans Pixar's 'Lightyear' from showing
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Sunday, 12 June 2022
Mexico City ban on bullfighting extended indefintely
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Asian American journalist says she was denied anchor promotion for being the ‘wrong minority’
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‘Happy water’, a cocktail of 6 psychoactive substances, is on the rise in Southeast Asia
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Saturday, 11 June 2022
New top story on Hacker News: Tell HN: Bitwarden does not export attachments in backups
Tell HN: Bitwarden does not export attachments in backups
65 by howlett | 12 comments on Hacker News.
I've been using Bitwarden for about 4 years now and cannot understand how a Password Manager does not export attachments when backing up your data. I understand this was the case when the only export format was a CSV file, but now with JSON files I can't get my head around the fact that I almost missed crucial SSH keys had I not checked the output. A simple solution would be to b64 encode each file and add it into an array! It's even mentioned on their Help page - https://ift.tt/m3jfbqX but I still think it's a bit unacceptable that there isn't even a warning in the GUI about this. And yes, I know there are ways to manually export the files, but I shouldn't have to do that.
65 by howlett | 12 comments on Hacker News.
I've been using Bitwarden for about 4 years now and cannot understand how a Password Manager does not export attachments when backing up your data. I understand this was the case when the only export format was a CSV file, but now with JSON files I can't get my head around the fact that I almost missed crucial SSH keys had I not checked the output. A simple solution would be to b64 encode each file and add it into an array! It's even mentioned on their Help page - https://ift.tt/m3jfbqX but I still think it's a bit unacceptable that there isn't even a warning in the GUI about this. And yes, I know there are ways to manually export the files, but I shouldn't have to do that.
Friday, 10 June 2022
Norway ends contract for NH90 helicopters, wants full refund
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Tom Cruise flipped and totaled one of Larry Ellison's cars while on Ellison's $300 million Hawaiian island: Bloomberg
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Thursday, 9 June 2022
Vancouver transit officer who went viral for calmly handling an anti-masker is promoted
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Ukrainian Armed Forces General Staff says two-thirds of Russia's 15th Mechanised Brigade have become unfit for duty after fighting
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Wednesday, 8 June 2022
Federal jury convicts Todd and Julie Chrisley of bank fraud and tax evasion
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Trouble brews in MAGA world as Marjorie Taylor Greene goes after diehard Trump ally Lindsey Graham
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Tuesday, 7 June 2022
Vatican's Pius XII archives begin to shed light on WWII pope
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Chinese toddlers’ 'ninja'-like physical education routine at school goes viral
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Monday, 6 June 2022
Royal Source Accuses Harry and Meghan of ‘Overshadowing’ Queen’s Jubilee With Abrupt Exit
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Poison ivy has a lot of looks, but follow this one rule to be safe
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Manchin missed a furious call from Biden after sinking his $2 trillion spending bill on live TV because he turned his phone off: report
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A $4.4 billion US destroyer was touted as one of the most advanced ships in the world. Take a look the USS Zumwalt, which experts now say is a 'failed ship concept.'
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Sunday, 5 June 2022
Dear Abby: Sisters of abuse survivor are demanding an apology
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Liz Cheney on the GOP's "cult of personality" around Trump
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Washington Post Adds Editor's Note To Amber Heard Op-Ed After Defamation Verdict
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A Uvalde Mom Who Ran Into The School To Save Her Sons From The Shooting Spoke Out About How Police Tried To Stop Her
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Saturday, 4 June 2022
Russia brings five large landing ships into Black Sea
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Buc-ee's to build largest location in the nation in Johnstown off Interstate 25
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Friday, 3 June 2022
New top story on Hacker News: Ask HN: How do you record your personal finances?
Ask HN: How do you record your personal finances?
23 by mdrzn | 34 comments on Hacker News.
This is a recurring question that pop up every couple of years, but it's always interesting to see what people use nowadays. How do you track your personal finances? Excel sheet? Python script? Self-hosted dashboard? Do you use open source software, did you code your own, or do you subscribe to a service? I'm more interested in the basic spending tracking functions (auto importing from bank, auto tagging categories, etc) than having it track my investment portfolio.
23 by mdrzn | 34 comments on Hacker News.
This is a recurring question that pop up every couple of years, but it's always interesting to see what people use nowadays. How do you track your personal finances? Excel sheet? Python script? Self-hosted dashboard? Do you use open source software, did you code your own, or do you subscribe to a service? I'm more interested in the basic spending tracking functions (auto importing from bank, auto tagging categories, etc) than having it track my investment portfolio.
25-year-old college dropout is now the world’s youngest self-made billionaire
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Climate change could spell the end for Midwestern corn, study finds
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Thursday, 2 June 2022
The success of 'Top Gun: Maverick' is a warning to Democrats in the midterm elections, claims conservative host Steve Gruber
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Former Qatar princess found dead at home in southern Spain
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Wednesday, 1 June 2022
Dear Abby: Retired man takes a liking to neighbor across street
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Former Qatar princess found dead at home in southern Spain
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Sanctioned Russian oligarch's megayacht hides in a UAE creek
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Philippine police say they killed 4 Chinese kidnap suspects
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