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Why is it happening exactly now? Just a coincidence?

And why couldn't a deal between NATO and Russia happen? Something like "Okay, Ukraine won't join NATO within the next 10 years"?

Who benefits from this the most? Is there anyone benefiting? I doubt it'd be happening if it wasn't the case, right?
Excellent explanation. Thank you.
Social Democracy, where the state is used as a tool to support the populace, is not whatever boogeyman of socialism you are trying to conjure
What do you find lacking in the Phoenix docs? I've always been impressed with the docs in the major Elixir and Phoenix libraries.
Putin, as a dictator, doesn’t necessarily respond to the same voices and lobbies that an American administration would. Sure he’d like Russia to be economically stronger, but his own situation will always be fine so it’s hard to care about a few sanctions. Territory and USSR’s old glory though, that talks to a dictator.

You also have to think that this plan was started in 2014 with the annexation of Crimea. There was no going back from that point on. Ukraine was only growing stronger and angrier at Russia. You either assimilate them, or withdraw. The latter is not very Russian. So it is possible that the Russian gov also saw this move as inevitable not to lose face after what they started 8 years ago, and they will now suffer the consequence of western sanctions.

What is sad really, is that China doesn’t give a fuck.
It’s also a survey, which is largely useless in the discovery of real information. Whereas in my county, ER visits for teen attempted suicides are up over 100% from pre-Covid. That seems more like actual evidence that something is wrong here
> But Putin - and Russia - are being dealt with, via international sanctions and being cut off from the world's economy.

Putin can be faulted for many things but not looking ahead isn't one of them and you can bet that he has priced this in already. If anything he is probably amazed at the lack of response.

> Russia invading Ukraine (again) has been universally declared a Dick Move, but since Ukraine is not an EU or NATO member and as far as I know there's no defense pacts either, there's nothing that they can do that would not be considered an unnecessary escalation.

Yes, there will be all kinds of justification for letting Ukraine burn, this one will be near top of the list for sure.
I did this (well, I don't have any "before" footage, but I can assure you there was no flicker).

Video here: https://twitter.com/David3141593/status/1456399950976278532
I was wondering why the sanctions being put in place didn't include literally cutting off all network traffic from Russia, especially when the concerns about cyberattacks have been proving to be real.
> This was during an online rapid tournament. So still very impressive, but Magnus loses games online all the time and I'm not _quite_ sure why this is news.

Not to mention, Pragg wasn't even the lowest rated player to beat Magnus in this unrated tournament. Eric Hansen is even lower rated than pragg and he beat magnus. Sure hansen is older but so what? Pragg didn't even make it out of the preliminary stage of this tournament while hansen did.

This news story reeks of advertising masquerading as news. India is a potential huge market and it seems like the chess industry paid for this news.

As someone who follows chess, this story is so forced and unbelievable. Pragg came in 11th out of 16 and didn't make it past the first stage. Why turn it into such a huge news story?

If anything, the story should be about how pragg and ding liren have to compete in the middle of the time due to their time zones. The tournament is still going on and they make a huge story out of this? Does not compute.
I don't disagree at all with what you say above, and I do not think it's inevitable that fusion reactors will be useful in the foreseeable future. You are right that "You can't use simple-minded heuristics either way". I was just pointing out that they were being used in one direction in the comment I responded to.
Is this not a factual comment?

Why should my tax money be used to pay for European defense when they won't pay for it themselves?
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"good idea" depends on the goal.

It's a good short-term cash grab, especially if your project has good vanity metrics (they don't magically go away when you relicense) and many users. https://www.indiehackers.com/post/how-to-earn-1-5m-in-revenu... is a case study where an open source project switched to a proprietary license and managed to extract $1.5M

But it definitely burns bridges and arguably gives the project the downsides of proprietary software (fewer contributions, people switching to open source projects) and the downsides of open source software.
> So it's okay to give people who will never be forced to step onto a battlefield and die the power to decide who to fight and when to do it?

That is literally the only sane and stable way to run a country. Otherwise you are describing a military dictatorship.
No, he shouldn't. There's no point in giving any value to anything argued here in news.ycombinator.com (a computer programming, technology entrepreneur forum) related to a genomics/biology subject. People here only argue to argue, and the level of discourse in these subjects are terrible, in both "sides" (the fact that people take sides is even a demonstration of how terrible the discourse is).

What has to be done with this scientific paper, from a scientific journal is to read it, maybe go to scholar.google.com to look for its references or other sibling papers. And maybe go to science.reddit.com askscientists.reddit.com or any other internet forum were people educated in the subject interact, to get some good quality dialogue.

Over here at HN? we are just speculating.
I don't believe it was inevitable.
It's a bit over my head, but the schematic in the readme seems to have a shared ground, with one pin going to the attiny microcontroller, and the other going to a generic power source. With a big warning that your power source needs to be up to spec.
Hmmmm... I don't share this experience, the AMD drivers have been rock solid for me. And on Linux there is simply no argumentation, AMD drivers are a million times better than NVIDIA there.
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Ah yes, when the EU forced Ukraine to choose between Europe and Russia for economic cooperation (Yanukovych wanted both, FYI) which led to protests that put a literal CIA asset (Poroshenko was, it's not a secret) into power...

Ukraine got played by the West... Even Zelenskiy realised it... Where did any of this lead? The West didn't give any actual guarantees but kept forcing Ukraine to choose between the two...
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They seem to take their definition from here:

"The identification of electoral democracies is based on the Regimes of the World classification by Lührmann et al. (2018).

In electoral democracies, citizens have the right to participate in meaningful, free and fair, and multi-party elections."
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This is a strange take: Native date pickers are broken in every mainstream browser, which is what the majority of our users use. People don't consciously "choose" browsers. They use whatever was preinstalled or someone recommended them ten years ago.

Our customers don't care about other browsers, Open Source software, or the nuance of native input fields. "Look, on AirBnb I can enter dates in a humane way, why is it so hard on your website?" - I just don't get away with recommending them to switch browsers.

Having accepted that premise, we can talk about the custom implementations: I would never recommend rolling your own, either. There are several widely used library for date pickers that users are accustomed to, are accessible, and miles ahead of the native controls. There is absolutely nothing wrong with sticking to those libraries until the vendors finally fix their mess.
The obvious question is, "What does the transition from democracy to dictatorship look like?"

I mean if the rich guys own everything anyway.

Do they ramp up authoritarian reasonings to justify policies?

Do they just stop trying to justify?
True, but we could have done a great deal more to help Ukraine. Keeping Europe energy independent from Russian for one thing, and better supplying the Ukrainians with arms for another.
Sure but the US and NATO had no interest in doing anything like that. Nobody gives a crap about Russia as an enemy except to the extent that they make themselves an enemy.
It's a 6% drop in 24 hours, right? Isn't that inside the band of "normal" cryptocurrency volatility?
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Clinton: 'Victory for a safer world' (1999)
Political leaders wanted kids back in school so parents would be able to go back to work.

At the same time, the media starts talking about how bad homeschooling and lockdowns are for kids mental health and suicide rates.

Consent is always manufactured.
It's a bit of a hack but you should be able to convert that Google account to Google Cloud Identity which is free for up to 50 users. You'll lose gmail, etc. but you'll keep playstore purchases.

https://www.reddit.com/r/gsuite/comments/s7t45q/g_suite_lega...
Maybe? I don't know. Europe is a continent. I like my field in Ireland but it lacks a lot of what NYC would have to offer.
The phishing flow is precisely the same as the normal auth. You click a link. It takes you to evil.com that looks like your bank page. You type in your password. The system takes your password and starts an auth flow with the actual bank. You are shown a TOTP page. You type in your code. The system takes your code and completes the auth with your bank. This is 100% automated and the only observable different is the URL.

After this happens it takes you to a “something went wrong” page and has a link back to your real bank website.

With U2F this impossible because you cannot sign a message for bank.com when visiting evil.com.
Yes. I'm not sure what I've done wrong but I tried three times or so the last year and never got off the ground with using newpipe, always broken.
I caught the flickering on camera (see my other reply). Furthermore setting the display to 60fps (as opposed to 120Hz "ProMotion" VRR) made the flickering go away, and it would come back when I switched back to 120Hz.
>If NATO intervenes militarily, Russia will lose much (but at great cost to NATO).

This is extraordinarily unlikely. Nuclear Weapons are in the mix which in my opinion closes the possibility of any actual confrontations between Nuclear Armed nations. I don't think any of the involved partied are actually suicidal so this doesn't seem a possible endgame.
And you still have the new Silk Road to bank on -- I can't help but feel that Taiwan is next.

Which is probably why the US doesn't want to split efforts across two theaters again.
Oh please. You can't seriously make this argument, the whole Donbas independence movement was a Russian ploy from day #1 to create the pretext required to do exactly what they are doing today.

What makes me crazy is that there would be people that fall for such an obvious ploy.

A majority of Russians is not the same as a majority.

What's next? Latvia splitting in half?

For some background reading:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/War_in_Donbas
Trump forced the hand of unwilling NATO countries to spend their 2% for their defense budget. How is this against the alliance? I would say it's the opposite.
The early sanctions might have been a mistake because there isn't much munition left. Canada could rename its national dish to Soulenskyy?

Honestly, while I admire the courage, it might be the better solution to lay down weapons.
I'm currently reading through the source here for the same answer: https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/e09f/417c2d78b48fb100bea6dd...

Sliding back the US and Canada flipped from electoral autocracy to electoral democracy in 1921.

> In electoral autocracies, on the other hand, the chief
executive is dependent on a legislature that is itself
elected in de-jure multiparty elections (in parliamentary
systems), directly elected alongside a separately elected
legislature (in presidential systems), or a combination
of both (in semi-presidential systems)

I'm not sure what happened in 1921 to flip the U.S.. I think 1920 was the first election that allowed women to vote? But as you say, why that isn't counted against Switzerland I'm not sure.
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The ATtiny85 is nice, with 8kB flash, 512 bytes RAM & EEPROM, 5-6 GPIO pins, they are just enough to do something interesting. But I don't use the ATtiny85 as much as I want to, because flashing requires a separate programmer hardware. It's enough friction to get in the way of rapid software iteration. I once made the mistake of inserting the ATtiny85 upside down into the programmer, and it promptly cooked it dead. Lesson learned.
Your last point is not true. You can set custom dropdowns to close on loss of focus, which will happen when clicking outside of the browser window. It makes debugging with the browaer tools a right pain in the neck, but it's totally possible.
To be honest, the USA is a kleptocratic oligarcic republic with the facade of "democracy". Even the founders held democracy in a great ill repute.

And in the USA, it was first deemed that only landowning white men could vote. Then in 1865, Black people were permitted to potentially vote, but in effect they simply couldnt.

Then women were allowed to vote in the 1920's. In a rights-review, black men were seen as higher standing than women.

And Jim Crow laws were in full effect until 1965. It took 100 years to go from 'kind-of-mostly-not-really ending slavery' (unless you get 12 angry white guys saying guilty, then you qualify as a slave. still do, btw) to the federal govt moving military in to enforce desegregation. Now it's just hidden.

And fast forward, in 1974, women finally apply and get credit (including credit cards, loans, etc). My SO was born in that year. And, not too long afterward in 1985, the Credit Check was created.

But if you're a white guy working in tech, its all cool.
>No, that for instance China is free to take Taiwan and that we won't do a thing about it.

This was already the case though this does make it clear to me that Taiwan will likely fall in short order.
On Firefox on Linux, I get a different incorrect behavior. "To" + backspace + "a" (fast enough that it doesn't trigger the timeout for starting a new search) remains on "Tom...".
Both are 1 letter off from the presumed correct word:

unatural + n == correctly spelled unnatural

unatural - u == correctly spelled natural

How the hell are you supposed to guess as if the context of viral sequencing is somehow easy to parse correctly?
Much can be said about the causes and effect (invasion of Ukraine) and Russias motivation.
If you look at this with Russian eyes there is much history to give cause.
From the promises of no NATO expansion in the 90s, to Russias (perceived) bad treatment by the west.
To the Wests unwillingness to accept Russia's need for security (from the russian perspective).

In essence Russia has chosen a Ukrainian hill to fight on, and that hill is no more eastward expansion of western powers/alliances or unions.

The more direct initiation of this conflict was the EU which was to enter into an Association agreement with Ukraine in 2013.
When the signing of this agreement didn't go through you had the Euro Maidan protest in Ukraine and the Russian puppet government where thrown out as a result. In response to this Russia backed 2 break out regions in the east of Ukraine and annexed/claimed Crimea with sevastopol(navy base).

So the endgame here, no matter the cost it seems is that Russia defines Ukraine to be in its sphere of influence and will not accept any encroachment by western powers - so Putin is basically saying back off.

Georgia also tried to align itself more towards the west and agreed to become a NATO member and the Russian response was resolute back in 2008 as well.

Obviously there might be a number of other reasons, this is just what I have gathered over the years and I am by no means a expert.
I put numbers in another comment, but this isn't a "just build some more batteries" type of problem. The scale of storage needed completely dwarfs our current production capacity. This problem cannot be solved in the near future, with current production/technology.
Apologies for the paywall, but this paper describes imaging cargo containers with gravity gradient sensors (to look for, e.g., plutonium):

https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/4215058

Basically you can image anything if there is a density contrast, it's "just" a matter of how good your sensor and inversion algorithm is.

I spend my day-to-day working on measuring gravitational changes to determine groundwater storage change. There's a huge difference between demonstrating something in the lab vs. building an actual field instrument you can use in the real world.
Also the Italy comparison doesn't take into account GDP PPP per capita (Italy 44th in the world, Russia 77th and below several former Comecon states) or the extensive difference in the amount of stolen wealth in their respective diasporas.
In my country (not Spain) our government broke many laws (violated the constitution) in the name of covid restrictions. They decided it was ok because of public health. But laws are pointless if they can just be ignored when the government wants to. So in the sense of discussion, I think "illegal" is probably appropriate here, otherwise "in violation of post-enlightenment liberal democratic norms" maybe?
Assuming those instances all need shared access to that storage, you would have to build some sort of shared storage on top of the ZFS solution. This might mean NFS shares, or a relational database, etc, depending on the nature of the shared data. You still end up with a single point of failure at the storage layer, and a potential performance bottleneck.

If the data they need shared access to is immutable (for example, the static files served by a webserver) I would much sooner bake them into a versioned container image and share that. It'll perform better by virtue of being on unshared local storage and eliminate the single point of failure/bottleneck.

Another option for eliminating the single point of failure and performance bottleneck is a distributed filesystem like cephfs or glusterfs.
Europeans and Americans will not directly intervene by sending troops to Ukraine.

Likewise, the US will never directly attack mainland China if they decide to invade Taiwan.
Well in Illinois (USA) the governor kept reupping his emergency powers instead of passing control to the court. Shady af.

(And he owns much of the pandemic related testing facilities, and related infrastructure, which is nice. He is richer now)
> but none of them have been willing to translate that into anything that can counter Russia's actions.

It gives perspective to how Russia knows not to mess with anyone with a larger military or economic presence. These countries aren't getting involved because doing so means they have a lot more economic prosperity to lose compared to Russia.
have you seen the entire thing he said? It was certainly not a compliment as much as a critique towards Biden.
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I think the obstacles to practical, competitive fusion power, particularly DT fusion, and especially the mainstream approach of JET/ITER, are so great that calling investment in it "the economic equivalent of perpetual motion" is not far off.
This was my thinking as well. Even the verbiage is similar to what China has said in the past about Taiwan, except now it is Russia saying it about Ukraine.
It's odd, but not uncommon. People rarely get a chance to evaluate their decisions based on primary sources and their own experience. They take their cues from others, both positively and negatively.

They may not know firsthand whether mandates are a good idea. The overwhelming opinions of epidemiologists will put a thumb on the scale, because they are experts, but at least some will remain on the fence. If they see other people who oppose mandates behaving in ways they consider unworthy -- such as blocking legitimate traffic and disturbing the peace -- it actually counts against their argument and pushes a few people off the fence in the opposite direction.

It's not valid reasoning, but if we were all reasoning validly we wouldn't be in this situation.
I posted a link about that earlier but it got flagged.
Yes but then that click would still go through to wherever you clicked and activate some other window. System menus consume that click.
Speaking as someone who's far more Libertarian-leaning than I suspect most of HN is, socialism is not the opposite of democracy.
> But it turns out I was wrong and NATO is pushing back my invasion.

I am a NATO Commander, I order the attack on Russian Troops in Ukraine. Russia retaliates with Nukes and I fire mine back and they fire theirs back on my Home Nation.

Did I profit?
Any good tutorials or videos on that?