skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> I think types with destructors generally require constructors too

If by that you mean explicit constructors, then no. The compiler will happily generate an empty default ctor for you. Ctors in general are only useful to establish a known initial state and uphold class invariants.

If neither of these applies (e.g. no class invariant or delayed initialisation), no ctor is necessary (or even wanted for that matter - initialisation is not free).

> Copying can be a correctness issue as well as performance.

Agreed, but that is just a matter of language semantics. Take the opposite for example: in Java every non-primitive is passed by reference. You get the opposite problem and now have to deal with (sometimes implicitly) boxed values and cumbersome cloning-interfaces. C++ has references and (const-) pointers and it's the programmer who decides when to use which option.

The language itself doesn't limit or restrict the programmer in that regard and unlike Java it's more consistent in its semantics (i.e. no ominous "value types" that require boxing and are not passed by reference).
> Russia is powerless to stop this, since any attack on a NATO country would likely trigger a counterattack.

This is a game of “who blinks first”. I doubt normally US would use nukes to defend a tiny unimportant country like Latvia or Slovenia, if under attack. Russia knows this too.

Someone crazy like Trump just might, though.
As on social media it is very hard to tell whether posted footage and information is genuine, recent and from the claimed places, crowdsourcing the collection of sources probably is a good idea. Hopefully this will help distinguishing legit from fake information.
Many of the countries that can afford to do this already have fossil fuel reserves that they could use should they choose to. Even of the countries that could pay for this abusrdly expensive project - this will require mining rare earth elements that the green movement will never tolerate.
Ukrainians who are looking to emigrate (temp or perm) will be handled with speed if they're applying for a UK endorsement for moving here https://technation.io/visa/
Techno music is missing in the background
Attacking a nuclear power plant in Germany is harder than turning off a pipeline.
Scientists find part of brain responds selectively to sound of singing
A bad climate year will kill a handful of people, like California and Australia's fires did. (Humanity is getting richer and more capable faster than the climate is getting warmer.)

A limited nuclear exchange will likely kill millions of people.
It's a weird place to be where I can watch a war unfold on television and have live geotagged curated material laid out on a map on my computer. It's amazing and depressing at the same time.
sounds like terminal cli vs. gui app.
while typing is inconvenient on phone, worse on "dumb" phone, and not easy to remember the keyword/command syntax...
it is doable, could be fun, but ...
Create one timeline from various digital sources
PSA: Viewing strobing images has caused temporary (lasting hours) backlight issues on my 2021 Macbook Pro, in the past. Somehow, it causes the backlight to continue flickering for some time afterwards, even when looking at static images. It is barely perceptible, but quite noticeable at the edges of the screen - enough to be annoying.

I have no idea if this is a hardware issue with my specific unit, or a more widespread thing.
Show HN: Mood tracker with CSV import to reuse existing data you may have
Sounds like there is a story in here, so what happened to I.net?
I wonder if this is bot or paid Russian troll..
It has no military value because it's unthinkable to use them. Unlike strategic weapons of deterrence which are exactly meant to prevent unthinkable scenarios. We have them so the other side won't use theirs.

Tactical weapons are not deterrence but actually meant to be used. Nobody will use a tactical nuke for the can of worms it represents. Whatever target can be found for a tactical weapon, it's not important enough to justify a nuke and basically start WW3.. They're a leftover of 50/60s doctrine.
Exactly this. I was very confused why this in particular was made into a news story, because in online rapid chess, and even more so for bullet, the only surprising outcome would be if he didn't lose a whole bunch of games.
Why is this flagged? I don't see bias in questions. Maybe out of scope of HN?
Do you mean Joe the Plumber from London, UK or Joe the Plumber from London, Ohio ?

We all know how this ends up. It ends up being like Google where the search engine uses word embeddings and the like and removes word from your search queries or replaces November by December because they are both months so you can substitute one for the other right ?
No, they'll just shoot you. They're criminals, remember?
Actually, upvoting my comments will beset you on a path to enlightenment and world peace.
Source: trust me bro.
Look at the map, they are attacking Lviv which is as far as something can be from Donbas. They are almost at the Polish border.
Good morning! Russian military conducting rocket and aerial attacks and is poised to soon enter Ukrainian population centers.

Still thinking of that proportional response?

I am Russian speaking by the way. I’ve been to both Ukraine and Russia, many times. I can’t describe how psychotic and belligerent it feels that Russia has turned it’s murderous aggression towards another brotherly nation. It’s a moment of profound shame and anger and it is my sincere wish that Russian leadership faces justice for this.
Forking something as complex as a browser is doomed to fail unless you have a lot of money. Sooner rather than later you won't be able to port patches and shortly after your fork will be riddled with security issues and incompatibilities.
all them "child trafficking" laws should apply to most of these places.
I love the design and build, great job. As a dutch guy i miss splashbacks. You can get some very cheap click ons like these https://www.bikester.nl/red-cycling-products-universal-spatb.... It will save you from the black stripes on your back and face.
Are you seriously giving me links on this? I was there, I participated in those elections.
Yanukovych was nearing the end of his term, he ordered snipers to shoot at protesters, it was only right for him to step down. The next step was re-elections.

And believe me, people never really liked Yanukovych so much to take arms. The leaders of “separatists” were literal nobodies, nobody knew who they are.
Members of Yanukovych party themselves did not en masse supported separatists.

Second, politicians from Party of Regions participated in both 2014 and 2019 parliamentary elections. Same politicians, top Yanukovych lieutenants, with the same oligarchic sponsors.

Third, those elections were not “boycotted” people still participated, on territory controlled by Ukrainian government.
Your TDS is showing. Not appropriate here.
I'll never forget when I managed to squeeze my Night Elf between the trees that made the wall around Teldrassil, only to realize that the whole map I had been exploring for so many hours was the trunk of a humongous tree, and the sea was far below.

Awe is a very good description of those feelings.
The press release: https://www.pangulab.cn/en/post/the_bvp47_a_top-tier_backdoo...
The report: https://www.pangulab.cn/files/The_Bvp47_a_top-tier_backdoor_...

This is an analysis of a file they obtained in 2013, which has elements that were revealed in the Shadow Brokers files. The list of victims is from those files, too, from 2017.
> In 1996, the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) began attacking federal security forces. The conflict escalated until Kosovo was on the verge of all-out war by the end of 1998. In January 1999, NATO warned that it would intervene militarily against Yugoslavia if it did not agree to the introduction of an international peacekeeping force and the establishment of local government in Kosovo. Subsequent peace talks failed and from 24 March to 11 June 1999, NATO carried out an extensive bombing campaign against FR Yugoslavia including targets in Kosovo itself. The war ended with Milošević agreeing to allow peacekeepers into Kosovo and withdrawing all security forces so as to transfer governance to the United Nations.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2008_Kosovo_declaration_of_ind...

What is false about what he said, and can you provide sources?
"Exclusive contract" is often not merely a problem with income declaration, it may legally require that you can only get payed for your work if the exclusive employer explicitly permits this specific incident.
Prima raised $100+M in their Series A in 2018, I don't think the official valuation was ever disclosed
"They'll put in sanctions. They will probably hurt Russia significantly. I think for Putin this is more about honor, and thus any sanctions will probably not be enough by themselves to force Russia out."

Sanctions will have no effect on Russia. Think about it - what physical items does Russia need to obtain that it cannot produce itself or obtain from China.

What physical items does the West need from Russia - gas and oil because the 'net zero' belief in the West has stymied their ability to obtain energy domestically.

If you don't pay the gas bill then you get your gas cut off. If the EU stops transacting with Russia, then it can't pay its gas bill either. And the result will be the same.

The belief in the power of money in the West will be its downfall. Putin doesn't need the West's money. He has as many roubles as he wishes to deploy and the ability to impose whatever level of tax in roubles is required to ensure people sell their labour and output to him within Russia.

War is funded by manpower, energy resources and industrial production, not by US dollars.
You must be devastated
Why not Ukrainian nukes then? Ukraine is the post-nuclear country. USA nukes on territory of Ukraine breaks the deal.
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There have been way too many such nonsense in front-end developments. Putting lots of efforts to build client rendered web apps is already weird enough. And now they want to server rendering apps supposed to be client rendered? Then here comes the question: why not simply choose traditional server rendered apps?
This is not true, it broke in the last year only once and they fixed it in a week. Not bad for a free app!
Yann LeCun: AI Does't Need Our Supervision
The hate Ukraine for its freedoms?
https://archive.fo/jLeIX
I should probably add "caused by a nuclear war between Russia and other country"
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Sanctions can do nothing to affect Russia. The belief in them is beyond stupid.

It's like washing your hands in the face of an airborne virus.
Unfortunately is not your choice, same as was no choice for Korean, Vietnamese or Afghanistan people. These 2 big superpowers like to piss on each other using somebody's else land.
Instead of using bookmarks, you could subscribe via RSS. Sometimes the link is not easily found, except if you use a reader that will "auto-find" the URI for you (I use Brook [1]).

[1]: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/brook-feed-re...
So.... Afghanistan? How many soldiers from several Western nations died there, and of the US in particular? Only to recently withdraw unconditionally and even hand over lots of military equipment to the enemy they had been fighting for decades?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_military_casualt...
520 error : If the visitors to your website see error 520 in your browser, it means that Cloudflare is sending the message because your server returned an empty, unknown or unexpected response.
Only for the record, there is also Swiftsearch:

https://sourceforge.net/projects/swiftsearch/

that uses the NTFS $MFT directly and that (if needed) is fully portable, see:

http://reboot.pro/index.php?app=downloads&showfile=609
They have discussed putting nuclear missiles in Sweden, who isn’t even a member. Plus the US has already been arming Ukraine, hasn’t it?
I hope you're right.

If Putin pushes further then we'll know he's gone completely mad.
I especially like to create new features for my mood tracking app Moodistory that are useful and that I don't find in any other app.
One of such a feature is the newly added CSV import: It's designed to let you import any CSV file as long as it has a date, time & mood column. It means that it's easy to import existing data from Google Sheets etc. but will also make it easy if you would like to switch to Moodistory from any other app.
If you try it, I'll be more than happy to know what you think about it!
“Sincerely” is a deceptive word for such entrenched positions. People actively self-deceive (by, e.g., choosing their media sources) to beliefs that they think are personally beneficial.
No, almost nobody can read the source code of every addon. Even the people who can won't be able to spot malicious behavior unless it's very obvious.
> Yes, why would anyone need better search or a faster, easier to organise file system? I can't think why.

Sounds good, but unfortunately the article is not proposing any of that.

So, counter question: of course you need that, but how would the proposal of the article actual do anything about that?
It is just you, who uses aggressive, emotive rhetoric in multiple comments in this thread ("parroting Russian propaganda").

Please engage based on arguments, and do not do personal attacks even if you don't like them.
No it did not meet every applicable law because it is using part of the spectrum it’s not supposed to be using. The only reason wireless communication in general isn’t pure jamming hell is because we abide by these simple rules.
How we calculate balances
Congratulations Scalapay! IMHO Italy has a significant startup advantages, thanks to plentiful infrastructure in the cities, a dynamic culture that combines creativity and processes, and a sizeable economy.

I recently visited Milan-Florence-Rome and these feel to me very much like the startup scene in San Francisco in the mid-1990s, ready to grow fast and big. I believe the missing ingredient is more VC startup ecosystem help, from incubators through Series A. If you're interested in this area, I'd love to connect because I see opportunities to grow the talent and money in Italy instead of having it leave for London & NYC.
Just to be pedantic : three. Poland has a direct border with Russia in Kaliningrad Oblast.
LAUGH, DIRTY, JOKES is good -- but no C/P/M/N which are all much more frequent than G/J/K/Y.

In my experience, Y is rarely difficult to place; it's almost always obvious when you're going to need it.

And you rarely need to think about J at all -- like with Q and Z, it's usually obvious when you need it. (Not many five letter english words have J anywhere apart from the first letter, and the few that do mostly have it in the second, like EJECT, or uncommonly the third, like MAJOR, though it might
be more common in loanwords like BIJOU I guess).
Hence why the site is called feature requestzilla.
> According to the Samaritans, the religion of the Israelites was altered by the Jews in exile. The Samaritan Torah consists exclusively of the five books of Moses and is written in Old Hebrew,

Is this talking about the written Torah? I understood that diverged from the oral law?
Is the point of priority to fix that issue or to improve the product? If it’s the former, old bugs should increase in priority.

If globally improving the product is the goal, deprioritizing (or leaving alone) old issues is probably more reasonable. “We’ve lived with it for this long; how critical could it really be?” In this case, the risk of never being fixed is a feature, not a bug.

See also Lindy Effect https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lindy_effect
That might be nice if they had solutions to the other problems not addressed (see above). But operating it will necessarily still be enormously more expensive than solar or wind, which cost practically nothing.

Somebody with one leg can do a lot better in a race than somebody with none, but that is not the measure to consider when the competition is with two-legged runners. (Hint: they win.)
And Turkey, do not forget Turkey. Cuba was the Soviet response.
> in favor of renewables.

And less energy consumption, and nuclear.
Every attempt to replace it has just been proof of how great the file system is IMHO.
Nord Stream 2 was finished last year, it just isn't used yet.
Any reason why the website is not mobile friendly?

Unless some css didn’t load up, I’ve got a huge horizontal bar.
If you drag'n'drop the URI in mpv [1], you can bypass the age restriction. Not convenient, but if you need it it's very useful.

[1]: https://mpv.io/
GDPR, like its predecessors for many years, has a substantial compliance requirement which of course costs businesses money. It also however creates a level playing field, most well-run honest businesses would want to comply with these rules (e.g. customer phones up, you have their address wrong, you fix it) but GDPR makes it an obligation for the shady outfit they're competing with too.
There is the "Reduce motion" accessibility option (in the Display section) which turns the animation into a fade instead of a swipe. Not instant, but it might be a bit faster.
N.B. this is a device that uses quantum effects to measure the strength of gravity, not anything to do with a quantum theory of gravity. Still quite an achievement from what I understand.

> The sensor uses a quantum technique called atom interferometry. Ultra-cold rubidium atoms, falling under the influence of gravity, are illuminated with laser beams. The resulting interference patterns depend on the speed with which they are falling — and indicate with great precision the strength and gradient of the local gravitational field, which is influenced in turn by what lies beneath the ground.
> This has nothing to do with fissions and everything to do with degradation of contruction and practical egnineering skills - now it takes 30 years and 100 billion dollars to make a small railway in California. Victorian England or China could do this without much trouble.

Not to mention over-regulation driven by a general lack of political will. Its easier to win some votes by bashing nuclear than stand by it, even if it is the most likely alternative for baseload power in a carbon-free energy mix.
Coq developers looking for community feedback, including on name change
Indeed. The first time I felt this sensation was during the Japanese tsunamis, where we were fed a live, HD footage of the flooding from the vantage point of news helicopters.

I pray that we’ll never have to use tools like these for anything other than leisure.
It can be done, but its not currently and there is legitimate problems with it due to the logistics of existing farm machinery. For example the structure required to position solar panels in a way that would enable existing combine harvesters or sprayers to continue to work is unlikely to be feasible. It would be a different way of farming, back towards smaller machinery. So it may be possible but I don't see it happing without massive government incentives and maybe more automation.

Fully support it if it can be made to work, but I'm sceptical.
I know about links, and there are one or 2 other solutions I've looked at 2.

But that's not really what I'm getting at.

Links are pretty cumbersome, get broken, etc. They sort of work in the avoiding the duplication issue I mentioned. They don't work in the sense that what the (non-techy) user wants to do with data is an afterthought - ie the order of priority is computer, then user.

What I'm talking about is that the meta-data describing personal files should be where the user adds their value to - they should be able to describe what the data means to them and that should only need to be done once. The data itself should be handled by the OS; where it is etc is not really a big concern for the user themselves.
Sanctions can have no meaningful effect on Russia.

Not selling somebody your tomatoes primarily affects your tomato growers who will go bust, not those buying the tomatoes - particularly if they have plenty of tomatoes internally, can easily produce them or can get them from those lovely tomato growers in China in return for oil and gas.

There's rather too much faith in the power of the mighty US dollar. Quite a few people are going to find out the hard way that electronic impulses on a computer don't mean as much in reality as gas and oil supplies.
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Bigger being better is not a plus.
Putin said the Ukraine is not a real nation, so we can rest the whole nato nonsense.
I became much more able to fast when I started supplementing with salt and magnesium and potassium in roughly the same quantities as my non-fasting diet (which includes a rather lot of salt, 5g+ per day).

It was an astounding revelation to me.
> If they agree with Russia to split Poland again, I wouldn't be surprised.

Let's keep things civil and in the realms of sanity, can we please.
Reminds me of the retail management system from the story https://marshallbrain.com/manna
To add to that, there is IMO a renaissance of “fuzzy” navigation, with macos’ quick search (the Sherlock/quicksilver clone), and tools like Obsidian spreading the model of moving to apps and file by a set of partial keywords.

I agree with you that a tree structure is important, the same way people still look at trees to navigate pages on most sites, going through categories, sub-categories etc.. More and more the tree is just dissociated with the actual representation, the same ways urls don’t exactly match the site structure on so many sites.

I’d imagine the tags would have some hierarchical relations if we were to use tags exclusively.
I think the submission rules specifically frown upon editorializing titles. On the other hand the verbatim title would probably be meaningless to the HN crowd, which leads me to believe that your submission has no real discussion value.
I had a look at the size of the armies in Baltic countries. According to [1][2], they have no tanks or fighter aircrafts. That can't be right? If it is true, then no wonder they are worried.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_level_of_...

[2] https://www.globalfirepower.com/countries-listing-europe.php
Boggles the mind how Windows search basically just doesn’t work at this point compared to what you have on other operating systems.

Feels like I can’t even search for a certain file type in a folder.

Really frustrating that Apple, the only company to truly master OS search doesn’t seem that interested in making the type of OS that has files anymore.
The only reason I switched away from Vivaldi was the sluggish UI (too many things on the main thread, I guess), but I hear there have been improvements in that area. I may give it another try.

qutebrowser on the other hand seems to have limited support for addons and the builtin features are good, but not on par with what addons can give you (https://github.com/qutebrowser/qutebrowser/issues/28).
Inclusion works to a point, and that point is when some of the included groups begin to exclude the other groups. By which I'm trying to refer to the paradox of tolerance: "[It] states that if a society is tolerant without limit, its ability to be tolerant is eventually seized or destroyed by the intolerant. Karl Popper described it as the seemingly paradoxical idea that in order to maintain a tolerant society, the society must retain the right to be intolerant of intolerance."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradox_of_tolerance
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Diplomacy is the need of the hour.

Diplomacy was yesterhour's need. It failed, otherwise there wouldn't be Russian troops all over Ukraine right now.
I love this.

This is a fantastic use of websockets
Cryptocurrencies see sharp price drop across the board as Russian invasion begin