skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Yes, but we're discussing what the US is gaining from the European NATO partners, and not what your personal opinion on wars in the Middle East is.

When we agreed to it maybe that plus the agreed upon GDP 2%? percentage payment was the motivating factor. The point is those countries aren't paying the agreed upon amount.
Maybe it's still worth it for that simple fact alone and that's why every politician other than Trump was okay with the status quo, because they support the endless wars.

> Check your facts, I saw the clips, that's exactly what he said. [0]

"Raking of forests" is a real practice and in general he was talking about clearing brush to prevent fires.

This is what the machines that "rake" forests look like: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_EZeAiy3ew

> But sure, I'll refer to him as "twice-impeached serial sexual predator, adulterer, who would like to date his own daughter and who can reliably recognize the picture elephant on a test" instead.

Acquitted both times because the impeachments were ridiculous. The other stuff you listed is ridiculous as well.
Nissan Motor's Lawsuit Against Nissan Computer (1994)
Web Frameworks Benchmark
> Grilling is _under_ a hot surface.

Absolutely not. Grilling is on top of a hot surface, often underneath the open atmosphere. The sky is not a hot surface.
It helps the planet, is good for my health, reduces deaths of sentient beings to feed me, has greater trophic efficiency... and the big thing is that vegetarian food and vegan food tastes good. I still eat meat periodically, but I feel much better and happier since I've reduced my meat consumption greatly.
Chickens are amazingly stupid, disloyal, impulsive animals. Not anywhere close to pigs, and far away from octopi. (I grew up on a farm with both chickens and pigs).
RT.com is still up and running.

A DDoS attack is hardly a ‘complex’ attack against Russia and is easily mitigated against these days vs a malware wiper already spreading all over Ukraine. A DDoS is not even remotely considered a ‘hack’.

Anonymous is not exactly sophisticated like the ‘Equation Group’ and these sort of DDoS + shodan.io lookups are what script-kiddie jokers do. They have nothing to fight with compared to Russia.

Ukraine needs higher calibre cyber security teams to defend itself, not predictable script kiddie DDoSers.
No, you have to count children because the definition of "children" changes over time. In 1788 most USA states had adulthood start at age 25. Now it is age 18. How would you track that change over time, except by counting the whole population? I think so long as you are aware of what the numbers mean, then this is the most accurate way to do it.
Yep. When marking many files for selection the twin-pane file managers let your mind (and your stomach) rest easy. I sometimes use ranger with two or more tabs to similar effect.

There was/is a Tcl/TK twin-pane file manager I liked called FileRunner. It's showing it's age now and needs a rewrite -- not for beauty, which I'm not too concerned about, but for some glitches that have crept in with time and lack of maintenance. It seemed more mouse friendly than some other twin-pane FMs (or maybe it's just rose-tinted memory).
> wouldn't we likely see property values drop, given the presumed higher taxes in the future?

Yes. Prop 13 is priced in to the market. Buyers are willing to bid higher because they expect that tax cut.
John Oliver found his daughters dance/gymnastic performance and aired it a few years ago as part of something. For the daughter of a billionaire dictator, John Oliver made her sound fairly normal.
It's not entirely a free choice. At least in the Bay Area, your ability to live close to work depends to a great degree on your compensation. I'd love to live on the Peninsula right next to work, but there's no way I could afford the rent or a mortgage there. I'd gladly walk to work and work-from-office every day if I was paid what our division's VP was paid. I think the normal-paid people who are within an acceptable commute to work are either willing to live in a shoebox-sized apartment or single and willing to live with many roommates. I guess that's technically a choice, but not a great one.
Linux doesn't even have consistent testing let alone the kind of tooling or will that Google does.
Going on the offense can create problems for the aggressor, drawing resources away from their attack.

That said, the law in most places isn't going to allow/support this. It could maybe even interfere with state sponsored operations.

It would be interesting to see a sort of privateer license in this space. If I remember correctly, Russia pretty much doesn't care about people violating cyber laws in Russia so long as the victims are in other countries.
I wasn't intending to suggest that America or anybody else should take action or 'police' anything, but I do find the 'all bark, no bite mentality' currently being paraded about by the world's leadership to be, at best, disingenuous and at worst cowardly.

I suppose somebody might ask what I would prefer the US State Department say, and I guess I'd personally want more realpolitik: "Putin's a megalomaniacal piece of shit with nationalist historical aspirations that stretch back to Peter the Great; NATO's contributed to all this to the extent that it's been dick swinging in Eastern Europe for the past 20 years; the Ukrainians should probably just surrender since they're all basically (and historically were) Russian anyway, and they stand no chance of actually resisting, and no other country on Earth is going to risk nuclear war over them."

Not exactly feel good material for a bolded NYT headline, but at least it's honest.
Australia has that beat.

We're spending around $4m (USD 2.87m) per person to house refugees in Nauru offshore detention. Because reasons.

Persionally, I'd rather let the formally recognised refugees come to Australia and pay them each $100k a year for a savings of 3.9m/year/person. Bargain!
It did not. FBI turned Sabu, and he rolled on the rest.
That is some absolutely twisted shit.
Overconsumption of canned food can have this effect of poisioning the consumer. No matter what its cooked in.

If you eat alot of tuna/canned stuff, and u have weird health problems. Try removing it from your diet.
> C++ has implicit allocation

Ah, but see, it doesn't. Linus was wrong about many things in his rant. This being one of them.

Now the standard library does indeed have things that do implicit allocations, such as std::string. But these, like with Rust, are distinct from the language & replaceable. Would it be effort to make a kernel-safe std:: replacement? Yes. Would it be a lot of work? Not really. And it's the kind of thing Linux has been doing for decades with C anyway. It's not like they use a standard libc implementation (much less a rich libc implementation like glibc), for example.

And it's something game devs have been doing with C++ for decades without any issues, too.

So for this one you don't even have to ban anything. Just don't pass a standard library implementation to the compiler. It doesn't come with one, after all. You have to add it. So you could just... Not do that.

As for nobody did the work... That's true. But Linus also pretty much nuked the entire concept of using C++, regardless of the what or how. Time seems to have changed his mindset on some of those things, hence his reaction to Rust, which largely makes all this moot. But we shouldn't confuse short term politics with technical issues, either.
To start with the people being attacked have to fight back if they don't want to submit.

This is not a guarantee of independence, but nothing ever is that's not a property of MAD. Every civilization including Ukraine is there because they conquered previous people or regimes. You have to at least fight though before you expect anybody else to fight for you.

Afghanistan did it. Against Russia and against USA. With help of course from other interested parties like Pakistan and USA etc but for the most part it wasn't them doing the fighting and dying. If Poland, Germany, and France allowed Russian tanks to drive to the Atlantic without firing a shot then maybe they would.
"...and let the clowns at Boeing and the FAA handle the fallout."

It's NOT their fault!, See my other posts about the ITU, WRC and international radio treaties.

This issue has more to do with Spectrum Management planning failures and goes back as far as the 1980s when governments washed their hands of the matter and 'deregulated' spectrum matters because of commercial pressures. Moreover, they loosened the engineering (interference) specs now we're paying dearly for the fuck-ups.
I don't think I've used it again since 2002!
Gnome is a UX mess, everything is huge, zoomed, desktop screens have more WIDTH then HEIGHT, and yet they waste a shit ton of HEIGHT and force us to constantly have to scroll to see more content

Not even macOS went this far, Apple made the right call to develop a separate ipadOS, specific for touch screen UXs

Gnome sure is a polished tablet OS mess
Yes if Russian forces invade Poland then NATO will defend it. There is no serious doubt about this. The only question is whether NATO would confine their actions to Poland, or escalate the conflict by conducting pre-emptive attacks on other Russian forces outside of Poland.
It's not a novel idea. Isn't it just a fatalistic coloring of ethical relativism? I personally subscribe to the idea that moral truths can be discovered from principals we can derive on inspecting our own preferences and experiences. We can than radiate that practice out to uncover more, and it historically happens by dint of physical/genetic proximity, eg prioritizing the wellbeing of family and friends and so on.

An interesting aspect of the internet is that it makes the determinant lines fuzzier and clearly arbitrary. Objectively, why would the life of a child in one country matter more or less than one from the other side of the planet? It's completely arbitrary, but the entrenched human social structures have been built around physical proximity and so we end up donating money to feed a relatively healthy child instead of donating to the distant one on the verge of dying from malnutrition.
4Chinz slash gee. after a long day of shit posting, everyone is still a fren.
Germany vetoed it. So Russia has Germany at its balls, gas I assume. The official secret partyline is that they have massive debt in Russia. As if they cannot confiscate all the European assets, which would be roughly 1000x more.

And without SWIFT the sanctions are useless. Now only mass strikes in the Ukraine can bring down the new soon to be selected leaders.

Or giving every Ukrainian a gun. Which would eventually lead to an American-style society. Ukranians didn't opt for that.
Furthermore, ask a CP child who was crawling before the cord blood transplant to walking after the transplant even if he was not 100% cured of CP if it was worth it. Ask a child who could not raise the spoon to feed herself before the transplant to able to do so after if it was worth it. Ask a parent of a CP child who could not jump before the transplant to be able to participate in birthday party jumpers if it was worth it. These was written before by Dr. Joann Kurtzberg at Duke University that did the trials. I would not want to be the one who’s words could potentially damage the chance of a family’s possibility. I applaud Anja for making this possible for all income types.
The project CONTRIBUTING.md says —

You will probably come across people saying that the programs are not idiomatic ("enough"). So read the description and write your own idiomatic program, without programming tricks.

That's not the same as "requiring".

More like — if you aren't going to contribute idiomatic programs then don't complain when we don't show idiomatic programs.
A viable counter step would be to deny Russia air superiority in Ukraine and to attack any troops crossing the border from Belarus, for example. Not to go and attack the capital of Russia.
The function is declared/defined/described/written once, and used once. There is no ambiguity.

I don't understand your point about using a function that hasn't been declared. Of course it won't work!

I understand your point about using header files as interfaces to third-party code, but there are ways of doing that that don't involve duplicating all functions, structs etc.
Value is a proxy for utilization. The alternative is a straight up land tax that would be unfair to those who decide to leave their property undeveloped.
They're not requesting script kiddies, and they're not asking for a bunch of vigilantes. They want applications:

> "Ukrainian cybercommunity! It's time to get involved in the cyber defense of our country," the post read, asking hackers and cybersecurity experts to submit an application via Google docs, listing their specialties, such as malware development, and professional references.

You'd be amazed at how well offensive skills translate to defense. Some of the best blue-teamers are former red-teamers. If you don't have offensive skills, it's very easy to overlook things, especially when it comes to pivoting and exploit chaining.
Do you mean you were investigating whether gold from Troy came from Ur?

What were your conclusions?
Retirees and the disabled have the California Tax Postponement Program to protect them from rising taxes. Prop 13 is wholly unnecessary for them.

Artists? They can cash out for enormous windfall profits if they can't sell enough art.
Yes, a giant cooling system dug underneath the reactor after the accident takes water from a nearby river and pumps it out to a cooling pond where it evaporates. This keeps the concrete from melting and the core contained.

Here is a report from the International Atomic Energy Agency:

https://www-pub.iaea.org/iaeameetings/IEM4/29Jan/Voitsekhovy...

(Poor english but good diagrams)
I'd go one further and say there is often negative value to seeing coworkers in person. Distractions and idle chit-chat that can't be turned off as easily as a Slack notification can decrease productivity.
Metacognition or “mentalization”[0,1] is a promising approach to mental health, on the theory that mental health difficulties reflect a metacognitive deficit.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mentalization
[1] https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000dpj2
Thank You for answer.

What I see now, kremlin for sure have not prepared for long term war campaign, they just have not built hospitals for wounded (thanks to western sat photos, provided by official sources), and this is extremely important, because in real war, 80% wounded die within 24h if have not received medical care in nearest 1-2 hours.
And if will be resistance, attacking forces will have very large number of wounded, so they will be forced to stop attack, because have not enough medicine institutions to heal wounded.

So I think, kremlin accounted for similar to 2014 behavior of Ukrainian soldiers, I mean, in 2014 many Ukrainian soldiers or even officers just drop weapons and surrendered, to avoid bloodshed, because they think it is not war, they think it is provocation.

Now I have some under the hood tools, and with them I see totally different reaction.
I know that border guards tried to stop occupants; I know that pilots got very clear instruction "You could fire if you sure see enemy"; I know, in many places, air defense fires on "unknown aircrafts".

And it is important, that count of Russian military forces, prepared before occupation, where close to current Ukrainian army.
And technical power of armies are similar now, except of aviation - Ukraine have approx few tens military planes and helicopters, but occupants have more than hundred, same thing with tanks.
But Ukraine now have Stingers, Javelins, Bayraktars, and some other modern weapons, so powers similar.

So, I think, in approximately 30 hours, hot phase of war will end, and will continue similar to "ATO", mean struggle on east, but possible in few additional places.

Or if You have good understanding of Israel history, or history of Korea, their hot war phases, usually does not last more than few weeks, some oven few days, and between of those hot phases, where very-very long periods of economy struggle or just information wars.

I have before analyzed Japan success, and I think, they have V-shape economy grows on every big earthquake, because they had to rebuild lot of things from scratch, this is very good for market competitiveness.
Ukraine before 2014 does not seen so large examples of market falls, because of this Ukrainian business was not ready for real life, and I think, now its time to change selves.
Using "productivity" in the same context as "nonfungible token start-up" is bold.

It just goes on to show that there is a lot of excess money in SV, not to mention greed and arrogance.
That is incorrect. The function is applied to its argument in its entirety. We can see this by using a function such as ⊂:

]boxing on
Was OFF
(⊂⍣5) 2 3 4
┌─────────────┐
│┌───────────┐│
││┌─────────┐││
│││┌───────┐│││
││││┌─────┐││││
│││││2 3 4│││││
││││└─────┘││││
│││└───────┘│││
││└─────────┘││
│└───────────┘│
└─────────────┘

(On GNU APL, it looks like the relevant formulation is ']boxing 3' rather than ']boxing on'; this simply affects the display of nested arrays.)
Okay, then if that point is ceded, would you agree then that we ought to only eat the fewest animal products necessary to get those nutrients in safe levels?

People always argue against veganism by saying “Ah well, can’t get all my B12 from plants so I guess eating this McDonalds quarter pounder is justified!”. Why not remove everything else that is an animal product lacking the nutrients you need, and only eat what animal products you absolutely need?

For the record, it’s the consensus of every major nutrition and dietetic institute globally that a plant based diet is suffix for all stages of life, so even granting the point that veganism disallows access to a full nutritional profile is generous.
They're not looking for lone wolfers. They are asking for applications:

> "Ukrainian cybercommunity! It's time to get involved in the cyber defense of our country," the post read, asking hackers and cybersecurity experts to submit an application via Google docs, listing their specialties, such as malware development, and professional references.

As long as you're in a country where it's not illegal to help the Ukraine, I say put in an app and see where it goes :-)
Those estimates where not from a single nuke. “If the lights stay off for more than a year in this country, the Commission's estimate was the loss of life would run into the tens of millions, perhaps a great deal more.”

Nationwide long term total blackout is unlikely for many reasons.
> But morality is an aspect that separates humans from "beasts".

Over the course of human history, claims of moral superiority habitually accompany great atrocities. Give me a humble ethics which seeks to change that which can be observed, while not claiming absolute righteousness.
Your comment is a series of logical mistakes.

1. Plants don't have a central nervous system. They're not sentient and don't feel pain.

2. The fact that something "applies to all animals" doesn't somehow make an action morally justifiable. You're suggesting inaction because perfection can't be achieved.
To me the most important questions are, does living a farm style life cause them undue distress and harm, and will they realize they are on a farm instead of just some weird octopus community.

For example, the cows I own I can keep on my land and they are perfectly content to munch grass around the different pastures throughout the year as they are rotated, and have free clean shelter in the barn and free hay in the winter. The only thing containing them is a thin strand of wire which they can (and have) easily walked through at any point in time without even trying, usually to reach an especially tall clump of weeds on the other side. For most of their life they are under basically zero stress due to protections from the environment and predators and have no desire to leave or look for more. They don't feel trapped and keeping them contained is more of a suggestion that they don't wander off and get lost. While at the end it sucks they will be distressed when loaded up in a trailer and taken down the road to the slaughterhouse, but they aren't thinking "Oh my god they are going to kill and eat me!",they are just bewildered by the wild experience of being driven down a road in a trailer, then let out in a new place with maybe some other cows around, and are instantly KOed when they are to be slaughtered.

I would have very different feelings about it if they lived in shitty life trapped in a little cage always hoping and trying to find a way out, feared humans as they came around stealing their friends away from them at random times assuming they were being eaten. And I do feel that way about, and don't buy, a lot of factory meat for the contained caged lives they experience when there are known better, healthier, more sustainable, and more ethical ways of caring for farm animals that goes back thousands of years.
On both my Windows laptop (Ryzen 7 + 1080Ti) and Windows Desktop (Ryzen 9 + dual RX 5700 XT) machines, it is really slow. Dragging windows is unbearable and the other apps are quite laggy (such as switching views in the "media" app). Both have hardware acceleration enabled.
The tax resets when they buy, which also leads to people not wanting to sell because they don’t want to give up their tax cut.
iOS is adding the ability for web apps to send push notifications.
DuckDuckGo seems to have equivalent or better results for non coding-related queries

Bing has the best results for porn

Google still wins for coding stuff though. Other than that it’s a cesspit of irrelevant keyword ads and SEO spam
Almost certainly not. This isn’t jacking accounts from some corporation or breaking into the network of some jihadi cell/far right group this is a state level actor and can only be equaled by other state level actors of which their only a handful of their caliber.
I hold the opposite perspective: world wars are brought about by those who are convinced that there is only one correct moral system — theirs — and who therefore have no compunction about inflicting it on others.

The belief that the no moral system is objectively correct, and yet choices matter because they have tangible effects, inoculates against dehumanizing those who do not share your ethics.
Ignoring the price issue.

If I were to consume my daily protein via plant sources, it would come with an INSANE amount of carbs.
regarding prop 22's 7/8ths, i commented on this at the time: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24867819

IIRC, the comment to which I replied reflected a pretty common understanding of the issue and was in some of the reporting on prop 22.
> I put this down to human nature rather than design.

The design of Bitcoin plays a larger part in "hodl" than human nature. The cost of mining growth with growth of the network pretty quickly eliminated Bitcoin's utility as a value exchange.

It didn't take long for Bitcoin transactions to get more expensive than traditional payment methods. There's no sense in paying fees to transact in Bitcoin if they're higher than traditional payment. Bitcoin's "value" has also always been highly variable thanks in part to the fees so there's no good way to post prices in Bitcoin for vendors either. Shit the value can fluctuate wildly while your transaction is processing! Your agreed upon "price" is meaningless.
It appears to be an Ukrainian thing. That most likely explains no following in Twitter. It looks like it started as air pollution map/monitor but at some moment they added radiation map. It is in the menu options on Ukrainian version but obviously is not recorded by Archive. It appears first already in October 2021 but there is large cap between previous dump from August where it is not present.