skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Transit Panel
I read the other responses to your question, and I feel like they're all using complicated language and are still ambiguous.

Can we have a simple "for dummies" answer that explains how does the system guarantee that nobody's creating money without notifying everyone in practice?

Is there some kind of a public ledger? Do banks automatically broadcast their money creation operation to other banks?
There's also a certain amount of framing going on in the original tweet to avoid facing whatever the actual issues are. What exactly is the issue here that is to be tackled?

Going with the USA, apparently something like 98% of people have managed to get work that pays better than the Federal minimum wage. If people on the minimum wage are being failed by society, there needs to be some reflection on what is happening differently with this 2% and how to change that. Legislating people's favourite lucky number with reference to good literature is not the path to good policy.

Cratchit had enough money to almost-support a family with a sick son in presumably the absence of any sort of social spending - ie, he earned enough money to support 2-4 people in London with food and shelter depending on how sick Tiny Tim was, and had an office job with no physical risk. It is unclear why the default position is someone should (1) be doing the similar work as Cratchit (2) possibly with less responsibilities and (3) earning more money in real terms. I can see an argument why some 20 year old with no family doing similar work could be paid the same amount and that it would be quite reasonable. Especially since it is so much easier to move to a low cost of living area in this era of fantastic communication and easy travel.

In short, I'd question why near-poverty while supporting family is unacceptable as a legal minimum. There are a lot of people who don't have a family.
Someone once gave me a surprising recommendation for learning how to sketch: "How to Draw Comics the Marvel Way."

It moves fast and gives you some genuinely useful quick tips on how to get started. (Like looking for ways to envision real-life objects as cubes and cylinders, as a way of easily capturing the three-dimensionality of what you're sketching.)

I mean, the best advice is usually to just spend lots of time practicing the thing you're trying to learn. What's good about this book is it encourages you to dive and try its various exercises - which could get you into doing some sketching in a fun and quirky way.
First evidence of divergent COVID lineage in deer and deer-to-human transmission
Something like that. I think the iOS version was pulling in money via microtransactions and they paid more attention to that. A lot of the players that stuck with the PC version had Lifetime Classic subscriptions they were grandfathered in to and didn't plan to pay for membership anymore. That, and the restrictions for F2P players seemed to be reduced after a while. Somehow servers were able to get rid of observer mode. I used to think those restrictions applied across the whole game and couldn't be changed.
Secret language learning hack: if you have a Kindle, download books in your target language, and also load a dictionary of that language in. You will be able to read and get translations for unknown words just by hovering over the word.

I pushed through Cien Años and game of thrones in this manner.
How to change meta tags:

1. What is the current general standard.
2. Does our site do what we want it to do?
-> Yes? Then we don't need more meta tags.
-> No? Go to 3.
3. Are meta tags part of how to accomplish what we want?
-> Yes? Look up the docs and tags needed and implement.
-> No? Implement without touching the meta tags of the doc.

That's why focusing on the first 10 lines isn't very helpful IMO. Most of these are things that are trivial to look up and read the docs on when they become necessary.

If you want to interview around a site's source you'd be better served to have a discussion around the whole document.
I got a Peak Design 30L when they did their Kickstarter, so I've been using it since heavily I guess Jan 2017 (although a lot less since 2020), and it's been great.

The fabric backing on bottom parts of the padding at the back of the pack has started to wear through though. I guess this is where it rubs most on my back, and I was walking maybe 5km a day with it daily for a few years.

Still, very happy with it.
They were early two-way synced folders. [0] Like the idea of Dropbox et all, but for anything Windows supported. FTP, Samba, another physical drive, or just another local location.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Briefcase_(Microsoft_Windows)
I'm not directly involved with the project, so I'm not sure on specifics. I would recommend stopping by the Dino MUC and talking to them.
The European Union is the best bet for a motivated party. Probably only interested in breaches affecting EU nationals but it couldn't hurt to document more widespread problems?

So I'd be looking in the .EU domain space for a social justice for monopoly/privacy/equity cases.

Oxford University hosts a social justice, ethics and internet group. They might have something.
In part, one of the points is to disallow a country from forcing bank depositor bail-ins. Like 2013 in Cyprus.
https://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2013/03/everyth...

The country north of USA targeted a certain group and took their funds earlier this month.
https://www.insurancejournal.com/news/international/2022/02/...
>why would the country you are in and the language you are currently speaking NOT decide those things (which are defined by said languages.)

Because these have no relation to how a particular piece of content should be formatted. The fundamental mistake made by many of these legacy APIs with respect to localization is the assumption that the locale should be determined based on some property of the user, which is reflected in some OS or application-wide setting that applies to all content. This only works as a rough approximation in the small minority of cases where the user is a member of a cultural sphere / bubble where exposure to multiple languages is a rare exception, like the united states. In the rest of the world, it is an everyday occurrance for multiple languages to exist side by side, including within individual web pages, documents, spreadsheets, and other content, which is why the only reasonable solution is the one where a locale is a property of a piece of content in its most atomic form, not of the user.
Don't judge someone just because you can afford it .

Economist allows this type of bypass, it is not fully paywalled locked down by their choice, and have full control on how their content should be consumed and shared.

They are fully aware of this kind of use and they are okay with it, don't know why any one should be concerned.
It's one of the things I really appreciate about zig. This resonates with the notion that the whole language should be available at compile time, instead of a bolt-on macro language. The language is great, and I love that it aims to bootstrap itself in all of the things.
Nobody in NATO or the world period is invading Russia - cmon now

Putin really ran with FUD on this one
I'm aware of being able to join IRC from XMPP, but the thing that still makes IRC the best for me is actually the client selection. irssi is just leagues ahead of Gajim, Dino, Profanity, Conversations, Element, Nheko, FluffyChat, etc. I really haven't seen any chat client nearly as good as irssi besides weechat. It's like no one who made good IRC clients left IRC, so there weren't people to make good XMPP or Matrix clients.
Ask HN: Sustainable Food Delivery Packaging
Any low cost food delivery packaging alternatives that are more sustainable? Why aren’t they being implemented?
I corresponded with another user here who accomplished this and wrote about it here[]

[]http://karlrosaen.com/ml/
Russians in America (dual citizen or not) have inalienable lights outlined in the Constitution.
It adds some savour to the ridiculous accusations of fascism The Russians are using as post factual justification.
Should be ~35 hours after my claim now, the "overnight, next day, and next night" mentioned has now passed.

It appears that heavy tanks have yet to even reach kyiv. Lighter vehicles and paratroopers have, but failed to seize the city overnight. The vast majority of Ukraine remains unoccupied, the takeover attempt is far from over like you claimed it would be.
My first computer had Windows 95 and I had no idea what it did either until now.

https://www.howtogeek.com/396628/what-was-the-windows-briefc...
Well the simple way to look at this is that usually when you transact with another bank, you're required to have an account at that bank. Just as a consumer can't magically change their balance, a bank simply can't magically increase their balance at other banks. To perform increased transactions, you have to send money to that bank.
That synth is extremely distorted post summing of the voices. (That whole album has so much distortion, it's lovely).

So not only is timbre not independent of frequency, summing multiple notes is also non-linear. The "beating" this causes is most obvious on the second chord to play. This beating is not consistent as the notes change, it's based on the difference in frequencies between the two notes being played.
We had strong types and languages that allowed that before Rust, I do not understand why would people push Rust everywhere and not focus on the stuff it is actually good at like low level stuff where performance and safety is needed.
Probably because interviewing is highly subjective. The advice in this article could be used as part of a great interview or part of a terrible one. It depends on how the interviewer uses it.
To me the biggest improvement that 2000 makes to the 9x look are the move to a lighter base gray, as well as changing the default desktop color from that funky teal to a much nicer blue. As minor as those two things may seem they made the OS feel more pleasant.

But that may just be the classic Mac OS fanboy in me speaking. Mac OS never used particularly dark grays, so the almost-perfectly-middle-gray seen in 95/98 felt almost depressing in comparison.
Germany shut down their nuclear plants and built a expensive pipeline from Russia to use nat gas instead. Why?! This mistake could be one of the biggest in EU in the 2020s
I really like the Chicago95 theme here, it's great with XFCE/xubuntu on low spec devices.

I also like installing the Window Maker and OpenBox WMs with a bunch of retro unix backgrounds--they kind of have the feel of CDE and old Solaris systems. I haven't used it but apparently someone is working on a more modern retro feel CDE-inspired thing here: https://github.com/NsCDE/NsCDE

Depending on my mood I can log in to a retro Windows or Unix experience. I haven't looked deeply into it but I think saw a Mac System 7 inspired WM theme out there too. IMHO retro modern computing environments are quirky fun that should be a bigger thing. :)

It's not canon to Windows 95, but XScreenSaver pairs nicely to go with the overall late 90s retro feel too: https://www.jwz.org/xscreensaver/ These screensavers are exactly the kind of thing workstations of the era would have been blasting in computer labs nearly 24/7.
This new book is really good. I don't know why he went with Packt, who do have a lot of low quality titles - but this one is not low quality.
I save someone a million dollars a year knowing how to properly index and query DynamoDB, not about what <doctype HTML> means or whatever.

If someone said that to me in an interview my next question would be "Why did you apply for a senior frontend dev role then?"

Nobody cares about text-size-adjust and other such nonsense.

Senuor frontend devs do care about that, because it affects the display quality, accessibility, and readability of a web app on a mobile device. If you get text size wrong on a site like Amazon or Twitter you could push tens of thousands of people to stop engaging with the site. Imagine if the "Buy Now" text on a button overflowed because the font was too big so it read "Buy no" instead. That would have an impact on revenue.
Does anyone have a link to these videos? Youtube creates playlists for testing, is there one for this?
Setting aside the USA for a second, can you acknowledge that Putin spent the last several months building up almost 200k troops on 3 sides of Ukraine and then invaded despite claiming he had no such intentions even days before his invasion.

Setting aside other countries for a moment, the actions of a country is ultimately decided by its leader and the leader of Russia went to war. We can debate how other countries influenced the leader, but before that, are you in agreement that Putin premeditated a troop build up around ukraine and then invaded despite no immediate threat to russian soil?

Can you please state that ultimately the buck stops with putin russia freely chose to do this war, and then we can get into the debate of how other countries may have pushed him that way only once that clear acknowledgment has been made without any digressions that may come off as unintentional prevarications.
I’m surprised you disable the google drive feature. We’re not that worried about local files leaking even if the laptop is stolen, given apple’s hardware encryption.

On the other hand, the workflow of “manually download file, modify file in app, manually upload file” is clumsy and error prone, often leaving files stranded on the laptop.

On the gripping hand, google drive (as it is called again) seems to crash every few days so perhaps your restriction isn’t much of a limitation :-(
You can (now) get Dyneema color printed: https://ripstopbytheroll.com/collections/omnicolor/products/...

(I discovered https://ripstopbytheroll.com from a comment below)
Language is somehow expected to generate wealth without actually generating any revenue. All it’s good for is moving ideas from person to another, or uttering promises…

Math is somehow expected to generate wealth without generating any revenue. Some of it is not even rational, real, or computable.
NATO doesn't quite work like a dictatorship with a supreme commander at the top.

> NATO is an alliance of 30 sovereign nations but their individual sovereignty is unaffected by participation in the alliance. NATO has no parliaments, no laws, no enforcement, and no power to punish individual citizens. As a consequence of this lack of sovereignty the power and authority of a NATO commander are limited. NATO commanders cannot punish offences such as: failure to obey a lawful order; dereliction of duty; or disrespect to a senior officer.[147] NATO commanders expect obeisance but sometimes need to subordinate their desires or plans to the operators who are themselves subject to sovereign codes of conduct like the UCMJ. A case in point was the clash between General Sir Mike Jackson and General Wesley Clark over KFOR actions at Pristina Airport.[148]

> The NATO commander can issue orders to his subordinate commanders in the form of operational plans (OPLANs), operational orders (OPORDERs), tactical direction, or fragmental orders (FRAGOs) and others. The joint rules of engagement must be followed, and the Law of Armed Conflict must be obeyed at all times. Operational resources "remain under national command but have been transferred temporarily to NATO. Although these national units, through the formal process of transfer of authority, have been placed under the operational command and control of a NATO commander, they never lose their national character." Senior national representatives, like CDS, "are designated as so-called red-cardholders". Caveats are restrictions listed "nation by nation... that NATO Commanders... must take into account."[147]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NATO

I suspect orders for countering cyber attacks are similar.
China is very different philosophically. Hide your strength, bide your time. Their economy has also had a meteoric rise unlike Russia which is a flatlined raw resource economy. I mean Russia did for about 8 years but China is going for multi decade before they start cashing in.
Huh? Explain
If I'm writing a bash script I run manually and it's more than a handful of functions I agree. I'm there to babysit it and its probably complicated.

If the bash script is ran on thousands of containers where its not possible to babysit. My number one job is to stop immediately when an error happens and surface that error to any monitoring system.
Nice! This looks like really important work. As we get closer to being able to completely simulate more complex cells, it becomes possible to do the sorts of analysis that leads to not only understanding the cell, but how to tune cells to do exactly what we need them to do. I wish I had a broader bio background while reading the paper!
I think its a trope to criticize anything Intel announces .. software defined silicon is not even a big thing (as of now) that affects every customer. And lets not get started with ‘consumer-abusive’ practices where a lot of tech companies are miles ahead as compared to Intel. After all has been said and done, The fact remains that it has solid growth potential and fundamentals
1. don't use

2. reuse

3. recycle

Let's say that the packaging you are looking for must be used. Then we are to number two, where reusing is too much to ask from most people. Finally, you have to recycle which is difficult because food packaging is usually dirty and mixed with food leftovers. What's more, recycling asks for an effort which is too much no matter the material.

Why using plastic though? Cheap. light, and durable under stress. Paper and fabrics don't have all three of these.

So, how to solve? Make plastic either unlawful or expensive to use and incentivize people to reuse and recycle whatever they are using.
>> The reality is they do not care for Ukraine.

The facts support that interpretation. USA withdrew troops two weeks ago, which signaled to Russia they could move in.

https://www.trtworld.com/americas/us-withdraws-nearly-all-re...
' US withdraws nearly all remaining troops from Ukraine '
Ironically, although I work at AWS, I don't know much of anything about the consumer side of Amazon. Well, not much more than you'd expect from someone who has been an Amazon customer for years.

In particular, I know nothing about the API, although I did learn a few years ago about what an ASIN is. That's about as far as I can go, with regards to any kind of automated processing related to the consumer side.

I look forward to future enhancements to this tool! And let me know if you need any further testing.
That is low for any definition of entry level anywhere in the US. On another note, I would (based on many interviews) put someone with boot-camp experience up against someone with a college degree anytime. I am not saying one is better than the other, just that they can be on pretty even footing.
Thats true and kudos to amd… but I wonder how much of that was because of tsmc process leadership and how much because of amd design. I am curious to see some product comparisons after intel steps up its manufacturing game to go toe-to-toe with tsmc
I can't express how excited I am for consistent and metaphorical UI to be rediscovered by the 'designers' of today.
Why would you use a liner bag vs wrapping the exterior of the pack in plastic (as in a rain cover)? Wouldn't that keep the whole pack dry?
This is going to be above the theoretical limit.
Maybe 2nd-order spectral relationships would get you a bit closer, e.g. bispectrum / bicepstrum
I got the 45L (compresses to 30L) Peak Design backpack for carry-on-only travel. https://www.peakdesign.com/products/travel-backpack?variant=...

$300 is a doozy, but the quality is noticeable, and it was one of the few backpacks I saw that unzips into one big compartment which is what I want when I'm packing a bunch of clothes.

Too many backpacks seems to maximize compartment count where I don't really understand the utility and it limits what I can stuff in there. My girlfriend's Osprey pack has the same volume but is split into four compartments that can barely fit a pair of jeans.

And it also looks modest but cool. Most packs in the space make you look like you're about to go camping, there's enough of that.
I don't disagree, actually. IMO "the brokenness of more complex text transformations" is fundamental, not a 'bug.'

Hopefully this makes what I meant a bit more clear.
That is bad. The O*Net database lists the Annual Low (10%) average at $65,210. I would expect the starting salary number to be in the low 50s.
I second this! Even though I didn’t get very far with the book (got distracted, stopped practicing, forgot to go back to it) it definitely helped me get better at perspective and shading.
Tencent acquires Polish game developer and publisher 1C Entertainment
True or not this is a fascinating use of tech/way to gather info (and scary) - like who in the military proposed this idea? I suppose it's like some kind of modern 'paying informants' route
What would that even mean?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_the_largest_trading_pa...

China is heavily dependent on trade with The West, in a way that The West is not dependent upon China. And that doesn't factor in Asian economies like Japan, Korea, Taiwan, and Vietnam that are generally likely to side against China.
The magic of quiet, low-cost, allergy-free ‘passive’ homes
Do you warm the cold brew coffee up or drink it cold?
Your first point seems to be that, since only 2.7% of Americans make the federal minimum wage, there is something wrong with them that can be fixed, or something abnormal about their situation. However, most Americans live in states with a minimum wage higher than the federal minimum wage. In fact, 90% of people making minimum wage are making more than the federal minimum. That means 27%+ of people are making minimum wage. It's not abnormal.
The movie __Synecdoche, New York (2008)__ is where I first heard the term.
Delta suspends its agreement with Russia's Aeroflot airlines
Or replace the zipper. Any shoe maker or tailor can advise if one is not inclined to do it themself.
Not really their liability is basically the present value of the future which is indeterminate, not null. If the future pain is greater than the present value, or billions printed, then they printed too much, otherwise it was worth it.

You can’t really know for sure if it’s worth it now though.
lol no

https://www.cs.virginia.edu/~robins/Turing_Paper_1936.pdf

I'll let you guess what Entscheidungsproblem means.
404 from the Moscow Times – Independent News from Russia
> We couldn't find your page
One way to do that for C# is to build your model in PyTorch then transform it to ONNX which Microsoft has a bunch of C# tooling support for: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/ai/windows-ml/train....

I am curious though, what mobile device are you trying to run on?
I found it pretentious on first read. The first feature: `nocmp` is not explained well enough and is vague. What is buffer in `hidden`? Not beginner friendly. As a neovim user, I haven't had the need to all these settings.
Heat pumps? Resistive heaters?
When I worked for JP Morgan 08-10, I used swift and after learning about it on college was very disappointed. It was just an email inbox where other banks/fi’s scanned in orders, trades, etc. think fax2email where the fax came over as a TIFF file. There was no metadata, ocr, or anything, I’d have to manually read the image file to get the account number dollar amounts etc to key in on a piece of proprietary custodian software. This meant there was also no way to parse the inbox. Looking for a specific transaction? Ask them when they sent it and read the hundreds of messages that came over within +/-5 minutes and hope they remembered the time right.

I always wondered about the security behind it, because it seemed like anything that hit our inbox that was a tiff and have a recognizable letterhead got acted on, no confirmations, 9-10 digit amounts were moving around based on that alone. Also Not sure that I saw the whole system or just a piece.