skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'd recommend you check out the Level-up Engineering podcast. They cover engineering management topics with a large library of content out already, and it keeps going strong.
https://codingsans.com/engineering-management-podcast
Which was capped at… $20
Wait, are you saying the US has taxes?

Anyway yes, there is a global world order, the United Nations, a bloc of 193 countries focused on maintaining peace and security. It felt like a toothless tiger throughout its existence though, but I'm not very well versed in international / global politics.
It was based at the Antonov airfield, which was captured very early by the Russian special forces and then held for several days under massive assaults from the Ukrainian forces. Whichever side actually destroyed the plane (I would assume it was a Ukrainian artillery barrage), it was almost certainly not done purposefully.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Antonov_Airport
There were many installs of this app in Ukraine in recent days, because people are expecting internet problems. Very suspicious decision from Google. And the reason is even more suspicious.
Yes, but Bank of China is a state owned/controlled entity.
wow, spreading fake news live? Ukraine said Brazilian position voting against Russia at UN is already an official position https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FFw_u7X2oLM
> there's a real threat by large vessels.

Which is a bit weird: Why have those pontoons on the surface in the first place? They could provide just as much buoyancy if they were tethered just above the tunnel itself, at a depth of some tens of meters. Or below it, pushing upwards in stead of pulling. (This would also avoid any potential problems with ice dragging them sideways in the winter.)
What might be the reason..?
Maybe the comment is about european leaders or even the russian oligarchs, not the russian people.
Yes, long life battery, or lighter laptop, that is important. So the logic is, if it lasts 28h when new it will probably last 12h when old?
CAs with a dubious track record are a far bigger problem in terms of practical security than weak cryptographic keys.
We can create a toddler net and for some applications that would provide benefits. It could use the same infrastructure as the common net and can leave it completely unaffected. You would just need specialized web clients.
Probably safer, avoids leaking any kind of information from the website. Ideally they would have a neat error page on a CDN that shows up if the origin server cannot be reached though.
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> I have zero trust in EU institutions,

Why is that?
Yeah, I have been using httpie (which offers a better DX) in similar fashion.

It also pairs well with (n)vim - I can just run :.!http whatever and have the response injected into a vim buffer where I can inspect or slice and dice the json with my usual vim workflow.
Why would you need specialized clients?
It's much better. There are processes to enforce good behavior, these are very transparent (basically everything is happening on public mailing lists, the mozilla bugtracker and wiki), and in extreme cases CAs get distrusted for real.

None of that is happening for QWACs.
Yes, I was being simplistic so people could make the genetic connection. They share genetic similarities because of diet and environment. Both are arctic indigenous peoples.
How does this cast doubt on the security of briar?
Its not obvious that CURL would be as popular as it is if it started with a pay to use model. Maybe it never got the attention it has and never got popular?
It is a filter in the sense that it can track the system state from one (or more) noisy measurements. The filter part thus reflects the input denoising.
With the commodification of free and automated certificates, I'd argue that authorities become less and less tech savvy: There is little to no money in the business sector, which means there's less possibility to keep technical people around.

Also, I am surprised what exactly is making you think that the baseline requirements do not exist for security reasons (even if it isn't exclusively about cryptographic security).
True, but if you're having two windows side by side, the wider 16:9 will give you more horizontal space to do so.

One more thing about display sizes and aspect ratio:

Since display sizes are usually given by the length of the diagonal, those aspect ratios that are closer to a square (1:1) will have a bigger area for the same diagonal. With the same diagonal length, a 16:10 has a ~5% larger area than a 16:9, and a 4:3 has a ~12% larger area than the 16:9.

This is a nice tool for display size calculations:
https://displaywars.com/
Have you heard other electric mandolins? This one sounds like an electric guitar to me as well, but it lacks the doubled strings which give an ordinary mandolin so much of its characteristic sound. It does not seem like a particularly useful comparison.
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I actually have move trust into the EU institutions than into the three main browser vendors. The EU is certainly more legitimate in most respects than various US private organisations.
exactly. Brazil is always neutral in that matters. They aren't NATO, they are friend from US, China, Ukraine and Russia. That's the external politics from Brazil since years.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-02-28/bolsonaro...
>So far, none of them have worked.

Half-arsed implementations, without real concern for the homeless from politicians, haven't worked, that's true.

Which of them combined free and/or cheap housing, health and mental health services to trouble homeless, community building, job/education plans (for the homeless than are capable), and welfare (for those that aren't, e.g. mentally unstable, or sick, etc), plus innovations in housing, and doing it in non fire-and-forget way that will just build a soon-to-be ghetto?

Instead there are fragmented attempts, that touch isolated aspects of the greater issue, and people are often abandoned after a "here's your housing, now bye!" stage, that only works for a small percentage of cases of homelessness.
I don't think that's right. Houses in desirable cities are expensive because the land is expensive [1]. And to a lesser extent the permitting and planning processes are onerous. The construction itself for a normal "stick frame on slab" house is actually remarkably cheap. Also, we already have cheaper construction methods: mobile homes and prefab modular homes. A lot of people don't want them because they "feel cheap".

[1] https://www.buildzoom.com/blog/paying-for-dirt-where-have-ho...
This blog is about 2 weeks old. Is it just a really good title or some other force to get so much attention in such a short amount of time?
It feels like the presence of the Google and Slack API keys should have been responsibly disclosed to the company before writing this article. Now that it hits the front page of HN there's a strong change someone's going to exploit that.
just bureaucracy refusing to die as the tech moves on, nothing new I suppose...
Yes, hand over your crypto keys or you may fall out a window.
As part of my PhD I created a CSP implementation in Ruby: https://github.com/omegahm/emit Here I also created a Fiber scheduler, as well as CSP channels and processes.
This is missing CLFS, Cross-compiled Linux From Scratch, another amazing LFS project. It's unfortunate that the project apparently has been abandoned some years ago.
That's barely even an encouraging sign. For example, where are the folks running linux on the previous gen 7cx devices?
> Bitcoin ATMs

Where might I find one of these (near mythical) beasts?
As explained by someone from the Government, Ciro Nogueira:

"In Nogueira's view, Bolsonaro's rivals ”want to transform Ukraine into the 28th Brazilian state, as if it were a new pandemic (coronavirus), as if Brazil's position in the face of the crisis was the most important thing in the world.“
> In practice, this would simply move a little bit of control over the list of accepted authorities from browser vendors to EU institutions, which is not terribly unreasonable a stance.

And what happens when one of those institutions violates existing widespread CA policy, such as by issuing a certificate for MITM purposes, or otherwise making the web less secure? Right now, browsers can simply remove such CAs based on their established policy. (This isn't a hypothetical; browsers have had to remove CAs for such misbehavior in the past.)
https://www.ipcc.ch/report/ar6/wg2/

Summary for Policymakers (37 pages): https://report.ipcc.ch/ar6wg2/pdf/IPCC_AR6_WGII_SummaryForPo...

Technical Summary (96 pages): https://report.ipcc.ch/ar6wg2/pdf/IPCC_AR6_WGII_FinalDraft_T...

Full Report (3675 pages): https://report.ipcc.ch/ar6wg2/pdf/IPCC_AR6_WGII_FinalDraft_F...
> I don't trust the EU to handle encryption.

Literally nowhere in the article it says that.

The TL;DR is: "QWAC certificates will have to show the green banner" and maybe non-QWAC will have some kind of warning.

The link on TFA is informative https://scotthelme.co.uk/looks-like-a-duck-swims-like-a-duck... (sounds like a CA lobbying for this crap)

In the end I suspect browsers might revoke some QWAC certs if they feel they are invalid
Primary reason for that is battery issue has not reached the wider market, Tesla's are still a novelty, and owning one is an aspirational desire for many people, it is not a utilitarian car like a Camry.

Also you talking about a Car, when new in 2012 Dollars was $93,000 (that is $114,000 in today;s dollars), that is an EXTREME deprecation rate.

For comparison lets look at the Most popular vehicle in 2012, the F150. The most expensive F150 that year was the Harley Davidson Edition @ $53,000, That same truck 10 years later sells for $28,000 or 53% of its original value

The Tesla Model S Performance at a Original Price of $93,000 selling for $37,000 or 40% of its original price. Another Key factor here as well that tips this even more to the F150, is that the majority of F150s on the market from 2012 have 150,000+ miles on them, where the majority of 2012 Model S on the market have 1/2 that or less.

The Tesla Resell value is value is already in the tank compared to ICE, and that is with its cult like status symbol. Other Battery vehicles that do not have this cult like status are FAR FAR worse, and Tesla's will at some point see a similar fate if they ever become the next Honda or Toyota
> He has been sitting in a bunker (as Navalny expressed it) for 2 years in fear of the virus, meeting only very few people.

Lmao, Navalny wouldn't miss a chance to say something ridiculous like that.
Practically all world leaders had engaged in similar anti-COVID measures. And obviously there was no real bunker.

I wonder what you base your assertions regarding Putin's expectations on?

To me it looks like he only expected more support from people in Ukraine, but it's not that clear, as Russian government seems to have decided to skip the informational warfare part altogether.
Even if it's true that NATO gradually violated a promise not to expand from 30 years ago, saying that that means it's NATO's fault that Russia invaded Ukraine now, or that diplomacy is the solution in the middle of a war that has already started, just doesn't really make sense.

I mean sure, if Russia would agree to get out of Ukraine in exchange for NATO not enlarging I guess that would be great, but it's a little late to say that talking about that is the solution after Russia has already invaded Ukraine. You just don't get to randomly invade neighboring countries because other countries may have happened to violate various promises years ago.
No, let's be honest, rich West won't go into (nuclear) war with Russia over poor Ukraine which does not have gas/oil (see previous US invasions) and is neither NATO/EU member. As it was proven numerous times West can't agree even on strict sanctions, so to think they would do anything which could potentially lead to direct war with Russia is pure sci-fi. They would Putin take whole Ukraine, Moldova and other former soviet (non NATO) countries before antyhing close to war would happen, there is still plenty of countries to take before stakes are higher.

I highly recommend watching Norwegian TV show Occupied which I finished just days ago (3rd season not worth anymore), which describes pretty accurately European politics and what would happen if Russians "attacked" rich country.

But yeah, as fan of Threads (1984) I thought about nearest shelter, whether I would risk our own building nuclear shelter which is quite deep or try somehow put whole family in our small basement (I think no direct window outside) or hide in our top floor concrete apartment in case of attack, but in the end especially in case of nuclear attack seems quite pointless trying to hide from it. I wish I would have basement as my father (living in west of Slovakia) which is pretty huge like living room in building with 50+ cm thick walls, so all you need to do is cover the windows.
Thanks for the feedback ! All keys, secrets, credentials has been anonymized.
I'll never get these type of minimalist websites that limit themselves to 80 chars like terminals BUT not center the content. When you have a big display, it's such a pain
Contrary to popular view, people living in the Soviet Union didn't lose their national identities.
I'd like to point out that, before calling 600M people racists, there are different explanations. "Social Identity Theory" [1] being one of them. We Europeans could simply see Ukraine belonging to the same group (ie another European country) and hence emotional responses about an injustice are enhanced. This leads to more support for a member of said group compared to the same thing happening to someone belonging to a larger group (ie humanity as a whole). This doesn't have to be about racism and it's a fallacy almost all humans have.

[1] https://www.simplypsychology.org/social-identity-theory.html....
What a dumb angle. No one can dispute they are the successors of the USSR. what is the alternative, having every single ex soviet republic there?
A bloated mess of a tool is going to get dropped by developers. The last thing we need is a something like postman hamming up our day.

Logging in, online this, cloud that. No thanks. The end for me was when it took me a half hour of failed google searches to import an old collection. They are going to lose enterprise inertia, it has already started.
i reject your attempt to conflate my position with a strawman and will not provide any data for that strawmans position.

But to entertain your argument: yes i agree that it would make sense if i, personally, had more energy storage. However i don't see how that is relevant to my point against investing (tax money probably) into reviving a dead nuclear industry.

As a side note with you, _Tev, on a personal level: sure we could have a talk about that "fig leave" metaphor and if there is some kind of conspiracy in german politics and power industry that profits from coal. We could talk about whether hydrogen "is a joke" or a worthy investment, but honestly your rhetoric makes me not want to talk with you at all, as i don't think i will enjoy it.

Back to the point: this constant reiteration of "it is either coal or nuclear" is a false dichotomy and answering an argument against the nuclear industry with "but what about coal" is what-about-ism. My point is: the german nuclear industry is/was incredibly dirty, with an unsolved waste problem, expensive, reliant on Russia, failed to deliver its promises for decades and by now it is deader then disco. The newest german nuclear power plant was constructed in the '80s. Trying to revive that industry is not an actual solution to the problems of our energy market. That is like trying to revive the soviet union to get rid of Putin. The way forward must be something else. And no, that does not mean i am in favor of coal, russian gas, or american fracking.

So you say i should invest into energy storage? Sounds reasonable, any more concrete pointers?
Perfect, it's exactly what I've been looking for! A lightweight and intuitive UI compared to Postman.
Which coincidentally will also be the year of linux on the desktop.
I’m not so sure. The volatility of crypto makes it really unattractive to me as a place to keep most of my money. Sure that volatility seems pretty tolerable if my national currency plunges 30% overnight but that’s a pretty unusual thing to happen. So I really wonder how crypto is supposed to help regular people who just a few weeks ago thought this war wasn’t going to happen.
So based on your 'less theoretical' incohesive point about two other nations not related to Ukraine. You expect the world to step aside and do what exactly?
I also bought one based on a HN post! I fully concur that it is amazing for such a cheap product. Alas, I haven’t yet had an opportunity to use it in practice — but I fully intend to use it if I ever pick up electronics again!

(It’s also pretty reliable: I managed to snap some pins off by unwisely bending them too far, but the board still works just as well, something which I consider fairly impressive in and of itself.)
Belgium is very similar in that regard. Our politicians are very talented in turning what should be straightforward processes into complex bureaucratic puzzles that require at the least an advanced degree in accounting to solve. So frustrating as it's holding SMEs back.
Join the Rands Leadership Slack. Highly highly recommended: https://randsinrepose.com/welcome-to-rands-leadership-slack/

You can learn an awful lot by just browsing around, but they also have channels for questions, both with your name and anonymous.
CNN was great, superb reputation, back in the day. They changed and not for the better. CNN is fake news because they became political activists instead of journalists. Their goal was just non-stop attack on Trump.

In the short term, your reputation take a hit every time you post ridiculous self-contradictory stuff.

CNN April 4, 2017: Everyone should have paid family leave: https://archive.fo/95N8h

Trump May 22, 2017: Trump's budget to include paid family leave: https://archive.fo/3w6ZL

CNN political activist May 30, 2017: How paid family leave hurts women: https://archive.fo/uH6yn

Political activists don't care. CNN's reputation takes a hit every time they do this. Eventually CNN would take critical damage. Which has happened, their ratings are down 70-90%.

In 3 minutes this video shows the problem of CNN: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7hXdjYwcgYU

What CNN must do now is rebuild their reputation. They need to toss aside all the toxic political activism. Will they do it?
I think the idea of nfts is cool, imagine star citizen where everyone could model ships and sell them as nft and set a counter of how many they sell (are available) the market should then set the value between work put in to design the ship, sell it and how many are available.

So juat like right now, you could buy a ship for 5 dollar, cheaply designed and thousands are available (or endless) or get a unique nice and good looking ship for ome thousand (or more?) because you need to pay the work of one guy for several days and its only one time available.

What get right now: bullshit, scams and everything controlled by the company selling the game.
I hope someone from the Chrome team reads this and decides to implement a separate certificate store like Firefox has.
Why? It seems in line with everything. The chechens retreat immediately because they’re drone striked with no support. The major cities repel all attacks. Entire paratrooper planes shot down.
Because of people like Axel Voss, Von der Leyen etc.

https://qz.com/1389385/article-11-and-article-13-axel-voss-i...
This one isn't black box algorithms behaving badly. You have to supply Play with a working test account for the review process. They didn't. There are definitely cases where an app is taken down for mystery reasons and Google basically cannot explain why but this isn't one of them.
Show HN: Wordle.global — open-source Wordle in 61 languages
>That is largely because due to green lobbyists making sure that nuclear is subjected to greater regulatory oversight and financial barriers than other sources of energy.

Even if this was true (which I don't think it is) then what are you proposing? Relaxing the regulations?
I have experienced this. Thinkpad E480, sold with pre-installed windows 10. At some point got a Windows update, and suddenly it frequently goes to BSOD, especially after sleep mode.
Hi HN!

I started this project mainly because I'm a solopreneur that likes to build projects. I'm good at ML/backend, but my frontend skills were quite lacking (beyond the basics of HTML/CSS/JS). So I remade the game my whole family plays, Wordle (it's basically just frontend), with Vue & Tailwind. The aim was to get familiar with both frameworks and use them in my other projects going forward.

I didn't want to _just_ clone it, so I added my own "spin" on it and adapted it to 60+ languages. The code available for all this is here: https://github.com/Hugo0/wordle

It's of course not perfect in every language, because all of them have their own quirks, and I added them mostly programmatically. Main problems are that some word lists include hard to guess words (not singular, not infinitive, etc), and also that dealing with accents is not exactly obvious. However, I'm happy with how it turned out, and it's been getting some real usage, which is immensely cool. Also, getting some stars on the GitHub repo felt really awesome as a developer :)

As a little HN challenge, I added some fictional languages like Klingon and Quenya. I'd be curious if anyone here can manage these (using easy mode doesn't count).
what happens when the telecomms infrastructure is hit and shuts down? or when there is no power?
Context: desktop (gaming enabled).

I have my own LFS and no systemd... neither init.d. I have only an idiotic parallel startup SH script (busybox), already overkill. The main trade-off is I do compile as built-in the linux SH script support module.
> the same happened with Covid tracking apps and location information.

Do you have (a link to) more information on that? As far as I have seen (in NL) the Covid tracking app was designed and implemented fairly well and abuse has been very limited to non-existant.
OTOH, Lenovo turns on the fans when the laptop is sleeping in a backpack.
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!WalterGR, as you can see declaring the url with the <url..> protection works.

There is a-work-around which I wrote last-year, but !danG rewrote the 'Submissions' url-parser filter which did work.

See full history; Hacker News > News-Dog 'Submissions' https://news.ycombinator.com/submitted?id=News-Dog

Sorry I have not had more time to look at this, once again, thank for reporting.

I think the following is from the-Mod Daniel;

>You didn't post a bad URL.

"Our software replaces links with canonical URLs now, when there is one,

and unfortunately that site is pointing to what appears to be an incorrect canonical URL:

<link rel="canonical" href="https://isc.sans.edu/forums/diary/28072/" />

I've fixed it on https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29350804 now and killed the previous post."

Also, please see here; 'We remove the plus sign and everything after it. Spammers love the + alias.'

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29322301