skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Taking just a step back and looking at our societies, I can't help but agree with this viewpoint.

Our psychic and material conditions are poised to get worse as we rapaciously exploit the natural resources of the planet and destroy the fabric of life across it (not just the casual culprits like extinction, but the general accruing debt of pollution and degradation across the biosphere). Further,our global civilization and the supply lines that enable it (gas, water + sewage, electricity, connectivity) exist in an equilibrium we're actively disrupting.

Another thing to consider is that our biology has adapted for a vastly different experience of environment and society than those we inhabit.

The patterns of human civilization need to change drastically for it to be extant and thriving in 100 years.
This has changed a lot in recent years and is now in a much better state. Their docs give a really nice overview of the evolution over time https://warehouse.pypa.io/application.html
It would take quite a lot to cool the core.
Breathe deep, and in clean air. Simple advice but easy to miss, lots of buildings get a bit polluted.
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I said show me the agreement! Where is it? What is the text?
it's a very different and more complex situation. they did bad and good things at the same time in that area.(when I say good I mean trying to fix the mess they partly created)

Russia is just straight up invading a neighboring country. there is no good in any of their current actions.

I was mostly talking about what happened just after 9/11.
Mind to elaborate on the significance of a military site being a teapot?

Edit: ok, ok, definitely humongous and as such significant. Didn’t ment to be overly critical. Was more interested in the sites significance.

Link to version before the upgrade: https://web.archive.org/web/20220223114449/https://eng.mil.r...
There are at least two better things to do than outright blocking:

1. Show them the peace address to Russian people by the president of Ukraine, Zelenskyy.

2. Show them the photos of people taking shelter in Kyiv's and Kharkiv's underground metro stations. Russian media is banned from reporting anything but official information and official information lies that this is only a limited "de-nazification operation" in small eastern parts of Ukraine. These are extremely powerful photos, as they mirror the experience in Moscow under Nazi attack in WWII, which is as iconic to Russians as the photo of Iwo Jima flag rising or dead soldiers on Buna Beach are to Americans. There are other photos to show too, such as of burning churches in Sumy, which mirror the collective memory of burning churches under the Mongol invasion. Or that NY Times photo of a dead Russian soldier lying under a thin layer of fresh white snow next to a destroyed APC. Russia doesn't even admit any casualties yet and lies to its population every step of the way. Show them the truth!
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Status/418

>The HTTP 418 I'm a teapot client error response code indicates that the server refuses to brew coffee because it is, permanently, a teapot. A combined coffee/tea pot that is temporarily out of coffee should instead return 503. This error is a reference to Hyper Text Coffee Pot Control Protocol defined in April Fools' jokes in 1998 and 2014.

EDIT: While looking deeper, this [1] looks like a pretty good answer that isn't just an "April Fools' Joke".

[1] https://stackoverflow.com/a/56189743
> I'm describing an effective heuristic to help me accurately predict the future.

Accurately predict the future, huh? Are you a fortune teller?

What you’re describing is nothing more than a hurtful bias, and please call it as such.
This is much easier to read. Determining if a line is perfectly flat is easy. Determining if a line is perfectly 'c/x' (plotting time for same total work) is really hard.

Plotting 1/runtime makes interpreting the actual meaning of a single point much harder. So that is also out of the question.

I took this approach to mean "threads don't affect eachother's performance". Which is easily seen to be equivalent to perfect scaling.
I am a Russian thus I am biased, of course.

I see this as a means to divide further and to attain higher moral ground - "do THAT" in case of alert or "you are not welcome here until you SIGN THIS" in case of redirection.

For that to be a little bit more fair, I would like to see a detection of NOT Russian or Belorussian visitors with alerts and redirection to forms of their respective governments who did nothing to prevent a war.

Consider that a feature request. ;)
I think there are other effects of increased CO2 concentration that are not well understood and could be catastrophic. Like ocean acidification. That actually scares me far more than the heat aspect.
I think this is just one of the many questions. No body is expecting the interviewer to spend hours quizzing you on twitters HTML. But a 5 to 10min discussion on HTML tags and their applicability seems right for a web-developer interview. If nothing else, it shows that the candidate knows tags other than `div`, `span`, `form` and `style`.
Norway as well
I believe he does most of the time. Most people in the carnivore diet are moving to grass fed, otherwise they would be cornivores.

Grass from cows has nature's fertilizer. Good ol shit that replenishes nutrients in the soil.

Welcome to sustainable/regenerative farming.

Because meat has everything humans need? Why eat pesticide and low quality "food" when you don't have to?
> We should harvest the electricity on the way down, not the way up.

Could you please explain what you mean?
I didn't realize a market for Lua cheats even exosted. It's interesting how people still put so much effort into reversing obfuscated Lua code when the hay day of Garry's Mod and World of Warcraft is way past it's prime. What's the point of maintaining these "Lua unlockers"?
It signifies it is sabotaged, either by someone internal or someone external I guess.

(Bonus points if there is something extraordinary funny that I can't grasp as I'm neither native Russian or native English speaking, but already this has probably made my morning better :-)

Edit: Bonus points awarded to rzzwilson above.

Since I cannot transfer points, some news instead:

Norway officially said that it is not illegal to go to Ukraine to fight the Russian invasion.

A small number of Norwegians went to Kurdish areas to hunt war criminals from Daesh so it wouldn't be totally unexpected if some Vikings join the Ukrainian too.

Edit 2: Thinking of it, more Norwegians fought in Finland in the Winter War so maybe more are coming? I don't know.
In Germany this is an important new principle called "Täterschutz". Eg if an amokrunner is active, you cannot post information of his location or identification.
First I thought it's Reddit crazyness only, but it spread over.
Loans create deposits. When a bank issues a loan, it creates the equivalent deposit automatically.

That's the loan department of a bank.

The treasury department of a bank then persuades the ultimate holders of those deposits to swap them for bank bonds and equity, which then fulfils the 'capital requirements' of regulation.

In other words lending is not restricted by quantity, but by price. Banks are never constrained by regulations on the liability side. All they do is change the price of money.

The way Russia will pay people is by the Russian Treasury paying whoever needs paying in Roubles. That creates an automatic overdraft for the Russian Treasury at the Russian central bank that balances the additional commercial reserves the transfer journal creates. And that's all they need to do. They don't even need to pay interest if they don't want to.

How do I know this? Because that's how the UK's Bank of England and Treasury works, which along with colleagues I have documented in very great detail[0]

People in Russia will accept those roubles because Putin will tax them in roubles and throw them in gulags if they don't pay. As long as he taxes enough, there won't be any inflation.

That's all the Russian authorities need to do to ensure a flow of real goods and services towards the Russian war machine. They are self-sufficient in everything that matters, and anything else he needs he can source via China in exchange for oil, gas and other natural resources.

What would be really entertaining is if Russia demanded that other countries settle their gas bill in Roubles. Then confiscate foreign holdings of them. How long then before the EU sues for peace?

Swift is a glorified email system between banks, and can replaced by a different email/MQ system between banks. Correspondence banking existed for centuries before we had computers. The excessive excitement over Swift belies the reality of how transactions are settled by banks on the ground.

Stopping Putin transacting in other currencies is irrelevant. Since the world is stopping selling stuff to Russia he will have no bills in other currencies to settle. The only people that suffer are those providing the transaction services in the West, who will earn less and may have to lay off workers.

Putin doesn't need our money. He has his own.

[0]: https://gimms.org.uk/2021/02/21/an-accounting-model-of-the-u...
The "I am a teapot" reference is extra humerous because in Russian slang a teapot (chainik, чайник) is a word used to describe someone ignorant and liable to cause a disaster.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chainik
DJ performance remixing AI-created music- which is then live-remixed by a 2nd AI
We can pump heat into the core when it is hotter in the surface. So, it can also work as a battery.
I'd support this.
i wonder if this discussion thread on hacker news will influence economic policy, or if it willbe forgotten in a few minutes.
...What? Is this incomprehensible to anyone else?
The nice thing is that models like this can now be plugged into Epic (and other EHRs) as SMART on FHIR apps.
A Lego split flap display: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=jqWbfcClKAc

Details: https://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?%2Fforums%2Ftopic...
Not the west, just 3 countries vetoed it. The ones which are 100% dependent on cheap Russian gas in the winter. Or with Germany 60%.
I suggested an idea for a backyard geothermal generator in a comment a few months ago and got shut down because it would be too costly to drill the hole. But hey now! This microwave drill might do the trick!

Hmm. Are magnetrons and gyrotrons the same thing? Probably not. So we can't rip apart an old microwave oven and start drilling holes out back just yet. Damn.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27777665
It's interesting to see the shift in perspective. The first post was well in the "RISC era", several months before the P6 (PPro) came out and surprised everyone. I would've loved to see what the engineers at Intel thought of this TLB discussion --- especially those who worked on the 386, and thus made the decision to go with a hardware TLB.

The idea of software-refilled TLBs always seemed strange to me; a TLB is a cache, yet I don't know of any widely-used CPU with data/instruction caches which need to be explicitly managed in software. ARM, the most common RISC now, uses a hardware TLB.
Video game music is actually designed to increase your ability to concentrate on the game. I highly recommend listening to some as you're coding. You can get it at Bandcamp [1,2]. Trance music also works, especially Goa Trance.

Binaural beats [3,4] are also worth a try.

[1] https://bandcamp.com/tag/video-game

[2] https://bandcamp.com/tag/video-game-music

[3] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beat_(acoustics)#Binaural_beat...

[4] http://gnaural.sourceforge.net/
Neural Network in Glass Requires No Power, Recognizes Numbers (2019)
"The real reason? To see Ukraine fail, as punishment for attempting to be like the West. And for demonstrating the possibility to his own people that a different Russia is possible."
I've always wondered, but geothermal plants are basically huge radiators. If Humanity taps into this energy in industrial scale for centuries, would we cool the planet's mantle and core enough to have repercussions on the magnetic field for example?
Or maybe they're brewing tea with polonium. ;)
It could maybe have sold some extra before Christmas but when I asked at my local electronic store he said he would not recommend it ojt of principle.

Not sure I would have bought anyway, but when the sales guy in the store openly admit he doesn't want to sell it then you know you have a PR problem :-)
I have to assume GP means that we should extract the geothermal heat at the bottom of the well/borehole, not by bringing the oil back up to burn it.
This is not new, 70 days ago "Russian MoD website blocked for non-Russian IPs" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29594249
This can be possibly ukrainian propaganda (your site is ukrainian). In situations like this, a single source can't be trusted.
Data or it didn't happen. A statement as extreme as "a few decades to end growth" without a citation is best treated as a hysterical opinion than a fact.
seems about as effective as holding up a peace placard to an armed soldier. good job stopping an invasion honey!! you get a gold star for doing your part! yay!
I’ve written a sheet music rendering engine from scratch in front-end JS, and here’s a tech talk I gave on it:

https://vimeo.com/304099149

This is part of the music-learning software Soundslice (https://www.soundslice.com/). We have a full notation/tab editor plus lots of learning and practice tools, oriented around syncing sheet music with real audio/video performances.
You can run custom code and/or show a custom message, it's up to you.

I just made a simple tool to detect them, with a few basic default options, the rest is up to the owner of the website.
Massing weapons in what sense? Not in any way that poses a threat to Russia, and the reason they were increasing their arms is because of the obvious threat Russia poses to them.
No, I mean we should use the motion of the water, not its heat. Like in hydroelectricity where water spins a turbine instead we are using a steam generator like gas fired plants
Voice assistant “Alisa” by Yandex stopped replying to any queries about Ukraine
I really enjoyed the paper, though I'd probably characterize it as primarily academic.

This paper's got a ton of background research that's gathered up a lot of relevant data and models. The computational-results are nice, too, in providing a perspective on simulation-costs.

Once there're viable cell-simulations, we can do stuff like have computers predict, say, medicines by just simulating random molecules and optimizing them for desired-effect. A really powerful tool to look forward to!
what if it is a news that Putin has a serious disease like cancer and wants to initiate or consolidate his legacy?
Volunteer fighters armed with assault rifles in Kyiv ready to defend Ukraine
Keep in mind that instead of fight or flight plants have a range of internal chemical responses available to minimise damage and that this does make pain plausible:

Videos of plants calcium signalling response to damage:

https://news.wisc.edu/blazes-of-light-reveal-how-plants-sign...

Plants responding to sounds of herbivore (dare we say “predator”) insects:

https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00442-014-2995-6

Even plant “vision” is becoming more plausible:

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/veggies-with-visi...

You can find a lot more material in this vein.
My point is that we are “animalists” and not very well predisposed to recognising the true nature of plants given how different they are to us.
I am a software engineer with about 35 years of experience. For the last 10 years I am working as an engineering manager, but I am taking an interview or two on engineering positions from time to time.

I firmly beleive that a good software engineer will never pass an opportunity to write code during the interview, being it a Leetcode, "explain this" or architectural flowchart. If I feel that the task is too easy - good for me, I can ace it and grab some extra points talking about how I would test or deploy that code.

Leetcode could be hard. Writing code on a paper could be even harder - I tried it myself. So, denying it you are showing that you are afraid of hard problems. I don't treat it as a strong downside, and I beleive that there are a lot of teams where this type of personality is totally acceptable. But I don't think those teams will ever be successful.
The situation in Ukraine might be more complex than you think.
> is this the most meaningful way you can spend your valuable life?

Yes. I work on WhatsApp, which is the best[1] messaging app among those that make an effort to be relevant for the "next billion" internet users. There are probably people in Ukraine right now who are relying on the work we do. I wouldn't be able to say the same had I worked on some *aaS CRUD app (not that there's anything wrong with that!)

1. IMO, I probably am biased.
Interesting, making hatred even more, nice job indeed.
But one question tho, if Ukraine story is hot topic, then why American sending troops around the world, like Afghanistan, Syria, Iraq, etc...
Why no one standed against America, answer is...
Bingo, they control the media

How about china, muslim uyghurians story, why nothing happened, because silicon valley companies are making profit out of it

What I want to say is, as long as you are superpower, human rights is just straight joke
(I don't support anyone)
Roblox has 40 million daily users
can you imagine that in your city? When I think about Berlin, I can just laugh.
> I only have an Ubuntu 20 install via WSL2 here to test, and using the default compilers there (clang 10 and gcc 9.3), things look pretty nice:

WSL2 is not that bad, but installing a real Linux in a VM takes about 10 minutes, so this seems a weird thing to say.
I find it astonishing how Win/Mac UI divides people with different, opposite I'd say, mindsets. Really, way too often I see completely different people arguing over some subject who turn out to be Apple vs. Android users. Or mac/win users. Sometimes it's as vivid as than cultural or religious division. I could draw a psychological portrait of a typical representatives of these groups but it'll be a bit biased :) But the sad part is - they both fall into hands of evil corporations, who only pretend to give users a choice...
And many React Native questions are going to be the same as React questions. Generally if I have a question about some React behaviour, I wouldn't mention React Native since I'd want wider audience for answering my React question.
If NATO decides to strike at Kaliningrad

That's a whole different ballgame. That's NATO vs Russia, not Ukraine vs Russia. All bets are off. It would go nuclear within 24 hours.

"Command and control centres would be hit" - Putin.

That means Washington, the Pentagon and Brussels would be hit in that scenario.
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This is why pushback against climate change policies is, I believe, a healthy thing. Yes, protecting the environment is super important, but time and time again we are told to trust the science, trust the experts, everything is going to go exactly as planned. And time and time again, it turns out the experts didn't account for this, or for that, or were just flat out wrong, and then everyone pays for the "oops".

We see this with everything: social policy, monetary policy, tax policy, etc.

I think a public online resource that documents instances like this, where the experts, or the government, told us X, but it ended up being Y, would be a really powerful tool to fight back against folks who treat science like an infallible religion.
Probably now the german helmets would be useful, but Germany just delayed the delivery and it's still on their way.. Maybe DHL can send it directly to Moskow. https://www.businessinsider.com/helmets-germany-offered-ukra...
It wouldn't make any sense for China because of the great firewall and the fact that the government wants everything to be hosted in china. it would be completely useless.

The next time the US invades Mexico I'll fork it and change two variables in the script.
> as they mirror the experience in Moscow under Nazi attack in WWII,

Every war is the same. :)
Jesus quotes Göring in English in relation to a Russian war. Globalization prevails.
What has that got to do with spectrum allocation?

All radio equipment is meant to be specified to operate only within its allocated spectrum, and to handle RF noise and interference from anything outside it’s spectrum.

How a radalt works is irrelevant, the allocation determines the operating parameters. If your equipment can’t operate within those parameters then it’s faulty, simple as that.

Nobody would try to defend a building whose foundation crept over outside of the plot of land belonging to it. If you’re house can’t standup without putting parts of itself into your neighbours garden, then your house is faulty, not you’re neighbours home when they decide to repurpose their garden.
Thank you, it is really useful! Please don't take it as a personal criticism, it was not intended as such.
WSL2 is a real Linux in a VM.
You have to also consider that it involves more than just being friends, it also involves putting airbases, missiles, and possibly nukes pointing at your house.
Does anyone have any details of how they converted a multidimensional problem (size of file + user perceived quality) into a binary win/loss score? It felt like that part of the article jumped from draw an oval to draw the rest of the fucking owl real quick.

Also how they evaluated user perceived quality doesn’t seem to be elaborated. That itself is an area of active research last I looked.
TL;DR:. Marijuana is now allowed in competitive sports.
Robots are increasing mortality among US adults
Having spent some time in Germany I realised a key aspect of learning the language is to get your brain adapted to hearing people speak it. After a few weeks in Germany, I started to hear the individual words rather than a stream of noise coming from speakers. Since I have a Germanic second language, Afrikaans, I could even recognise the context of some of what they were saying. Hearing first language speakers is so important for language learning.
ARM also provides software-managed high-speed memories, which the call Tightly Coupled Memory (TCM), the common term for these is scratchpad memory (SPM) [1].

There is still a lot of recent research focusing on the design of SPM hardware and management approaches in the embedded and real-time/predictable systems communities.

[1] https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/774789.774805
On the other front they decided to write their own VCS.
How often do you write the html params and meta tags?

I really don’t care if someone memorized all the meta tags. What matters to me is that if I ask them to write a template they can find out what they need to include according to the latest best practices and our situation. I rather have them looking it up than relying on something they memorized years ago and might be outdated.

Looking things up is not the same as carelessly assembling as you describe it. It’s the ability to gather knowledge quickly, learn on the spot, so they can work on things they haven’t worked on before, and keep up with the latest best practices. Absolutely essential to FE development.

And some of it is assembling and relying on tools to work efficiently; for example I would highly recommend to generate Favicon and tile tags.

To be an effective fe dev require tons of learning on the job and doing your research as new things arrive constantly, best practices change, and you will encounter many things you haven’t before.

Like I said; experience and breadth of knowledge is an interesting indicator, but it doesn’t make much sense to me to have it as the main indicator.

> Imagine the guy saying "I don't know, I never memorize this stuff".

Then I would ask them to look it up and get an impression of their ability to gather quality knowledge and understanding. Not a problem to me, and I would appreciate the opportunity to gain insight in those skills.
What’s “devirtualization” in this context?