skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2022/02/lavrov-rus... "Their intentions are different from ours too. Putin’s goal is not a flourishing, peaceful, prosperous Russia, but a Russia where he remains in charge. Lavrov’s goal is to maintain his position in the murky world of the Russian elite and, of course, to keep his money. What we mean by “interests” and what they mean by “interests” are not the same. When they listen to our diplomats, they don’t hear anything that really threatens their position, their power, their personal fortunes."

He's psychopath-rational.
Or become a bacteria that has a really great chance at surviving in space and have your planet get hit by an asteroid. You go up in debris and colonize the galaxy over millions of years
This is still valid modern C:

long* p = malloc(sizeof(int));
Authzed[0] also does somewhat similar with SpiceDB[1], but charges based on query complexity for the levels of nesting in the graph traversal, rather than the actual number of rows affect. A flat query is easy to compute, thus cheap.

[0]: https://authzed.com/pricing

[1]: https://github.com/authzed/spicedb
Show HN: Inferrd – open-source ML Deployment
I don’t see Putin being able to build the organs of a pro-Russian state in Ukraine, even a repressive one. The population is far too hostile to the idea, and too militarized.

In my opinion the more likely outcome if Putin doesn’t stop is Syria: total collapse, the civilian population flees and only militants remain.
Five interesting papers on Copilot were published.
"We're on YouTube a lot. But of course. The modern container for personalities. A lot of our characters are blended from vlogs and streams. For whatever reason, we pull a lot from the amateur cigar-smoking community."

One cue that it was a joke is that the "multiple people" are supposedly a brother and sister pair named "Cody" and "Jody". Also the quote above. Also "Jody: We both use a lot of VR to interact with the different people we come out with."

So, again, this is not saying that the kickscondor.com website is run by two Facebook employees, it is explicitly saying that "Cody" and "Jody" have created a fictional personality who has done all the blogging that refers to a single person's life, and that that's kicks condor, and that it's pulled from the amateur cigar-smoking community, and that they interact with him in VR. And also they like Segway shoes.

Were that not enough to cue one that it was Maybe Not To Be Taken Literally, the interview with the "claim" to being from Facebook was preceded by a LARPy revamp of the website where it was all supposed to be sentient Disney IP run amok, and there was a hidden puzzle game (and telnet BBS, the thing was genius), and you could also email completed mazes to a particular address, and then another revamp had the whole thing "seized by the FBI", with police lights and noises...
Yes! I would absolutely love that. No guesswork as to what train of thought to follow. All textbooks should be like that.
Where's LulzSec when you need them? If they still have all 7 proxies, then they'd be unstoppable.
It's not the Pravda, it's just a bunch of left-leaning kids doing the meme version of political discourse. Same energy as my high school in the mid 2000's, just the names have changed. It's grating and immature, but it does plausibly reflect an actual demographic.
Like I said, you forgot to mention that the bigger player charge upfront fee of around $1000, some at $1500, not just the annual fee. Second, ask thousand of families who benefitted from cord blood, to them, it is 100% chance of using.
By filtering to search, which is also a UI fraught with inaccesiblity if not very carefully designed. I think custom elements aren't the issue here really, it's the lazy implementations.
It wasn't until someone mentioned that many animals (and all mammals) talk to their babies just like we do that it rung home for me.
I wonder if the analysis was performed a few years following the statement of 1%.
For me, the answer was yes. I stopped eating pigs first, and then cows and other mammals, and then octopi (octopodes?). I've been cutting back further on chicken and fish, too, though I eat a lot of eggs and some dairy still.

I don't know that it's morally right or something, but it doesn't cost much and the potential upside seems high enough to do it.
I feel like they are leading so that very thing happens. Noteriety and buzz are the goals.
https://maya.land/blogroll.opml <-- You can open this in your browser and look around at what I follow, the neocities and altweb sections in particular being relevant.

The cool web isn't dead :) and I'm not even sure it shrank -- the less-cool web just got a lot bigger right next to it.
Don't throw the baby out with the bathwater.

While Wikipedia has never been a source, the particular linked wiki page clearly links to multiple controversies in the footnotes. Take a look starting at [37] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frontiers_Media#cite_note-37
The army doesn't offer private baths and kitchens, either, for their troops.
I've run experiments multiple times, and Google always returns better results for me. Maybe it's because they know me so well from all the other Google things I use, but it's just... better for me.
Strategic Defense Initiative 2.0

https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Strategic_Defense_Initiative
The big difference is that racism and abuse invoke a social consensus. Veganism does not - the vast majority of society does not agree that veganism is a necessary, absolute moral stance. In fact, many would probably take offense at putting it on the same level of moral imperative as something like racism.

We also routinely deal with non-absolutes on these types of subjects. It's extremely common for people to disagree with the appropriate level of anti-racism, or the appropriate level of respect with which to treat one's spouse.

> You're projecting. Veganism is _not_ a diet.

It's more than a diet, for sure. But I do know many, many people who aspire to veganism and who at times make concessions. I don't think less of them for doing so.
This is a bizarre line of thinking. "Why does design exist? The world should look how I want it to look, there is no need for deviation from that."
Stratechery Interview with Pat Gelsinger
I wonder what %age of bing and DDG traffic comes from Windows OS's. Alot I would imagine, so where MS doesnt have things like google analytics, google fontapis etc to track people's usage online, MS who own Bing and seed DDG, will still get web tracking from the Window OS, because most of the time in Win10 Security, App & Browser control will report back the website, files & apps you may visit or download, and you have the Virus & threat protection settings which can also report back stuff.

So at the moment, for search engine supremacy, you have MS & Google going head to head using different methods to track people online.

I'm surprised Apple doesnt do their own search engine for their products, its really not that hard to do imo!
I'm Ukrainian activist more than 10 years. And I know these NGOs. For my own look, nothing special, just ordinary professional grant-eaters.

If you really want to help Ukraine, better to contact volunteers-entrepreneurs, who where on Maidan, and who struggle for economic freedoms, and support Ukrainian army.

You could just donate, or you could create some business opportunity, so Ukrainians will make business, export working hours, or export some products to world.

Business opportunities much better, because Ukraine now have critically huge dependence on Russian market, close to 50% of all trade, need much-much more export to world.
I don't think any significant portion of the population is going to the gym regularly these days. There is definitely a fitness community, but most people just sit around and eat.
Does anyone have a list of high quality data engineering, that aren't free? I don't mind paying, but there is so much out there and most of it is not great.
Things are pretty ad-hoc, peer to peer. Sometimes signal, sometimes old-fashioned irc (usually people have their own clients for e2e). Pubkeys are often shared around more general discussion on onion boards.

It's easy to personify what we could call "brands" like Anonymous, but the reality is there are many "tribes" who range in size and culture, frequently working collectively towards disrupting power structures.
Dyalog's working on a new version of this book that takes into account the many language changes since it was published. What's done so far is viewable online at https://mastering.dyalog.com/README.html.
It’s rather straight forward: You first get in touch with Razor and Blade, you can find them DJing at the local night club, and they make a series of calls and the hackers of the world unite around them.

This was covered in the 1995 documentary “Hackers”
Given that this is referring to the 30km area round Chernobyl, this may be true in some locations. I highly doubt it's true next to the reactor.
20+ years ago it was a lot of private IRC servers/channels and some FTP sites for sharing on random owned boxes.
My great grandmother walked from Ukraine to Germany with my grandmother who was a little child when world war II happened. Unfortunately my great grandmother was killed in Germany by the Stasi who said she had jumped from a window. My grandmother knew better because she saw and our whole family knows what really happened now.
I still do this, also. I have "/share" NFS mounted on all my internal systems, including my Mac desktop.
I’d like to get involved but have cursory ‘hacking’ knowledge. I’m handy with a terminal and can program. Would I be of use?
It's not an assumption for people who read the article. You'd know what the authors were claiming - natural, unatural, or unnatural.
> Leaving the search bar blank used to yield a random webpage; now, hovering over the button produces a slot machine-like roll of “I’m” statements (“I’m Feeling Curious,” “I’m Feeling Hungry,” etc.). Clicking through then furnishes a Google-branded Web page at random.

Aha! I'd have never noticed this Easter egg if I didn't see the article.
"If you really care you would use a specific font to get the weight you want."

We do? That's why we have font families.

Roboto Bold 700 ->

font-family: 'Roboto', sans-serif;
font-weight: 700;
Cows (actually their genes) have been evolutionarily successful by paradoxically allowing themselves to be slaughtered and eaten by humans.
And then what? Go out of business because people prefer to shop at H&M and Old Navy due to their lower prices?

The blame here lies solely on society and the politicians it elects. There is no other solution where individual business owners can be expected to take on societal problems.
Donation is a good idea. Except that even with a match from the public bank, the survival rate from transplant is half of what would be if you use your own or related cord blood. I think racial differences has always been overlooked in the medical board recommendations. Angela Julie recently commented on her own experience given her Children’s racial diversity.
I disagree and your comparisons aren't accurate. A more accurate comparison would he to say its like "I'm going to ride my bike to work once a week" or "I'll pick up trash at the local park once a week".

I don't have to view eating meat or driving my car an inherently immoral in order to recognize the objective negative ecological impact that those actions have, and to therefore want to engage in some form of harm reduction from time to time.
Being comfortable in your neighborhood is not a delusion, it's a core priority most nation states will be willing to go to war over. If you are American, then you will likely not understand this because America is blessed with wonderful location: it does not have to contend with dozens of possibly unfriendly neighbors bordering it, which is a luxury that Russia, China, and India do not have. They are huge landmasses having long borders with many, many different neighbors who are not all friendly. America has thousands of miles of ocean from its bigger rivals, which all but rules out massive land wars and even air wars. Only a blue-water navy can challenge America, and even then the Americans can take the fight to the littoral states of countries like China if they have beefs with them. Can you imagine that with America?

It's the same thing with Russia: Putin has struck a deal with Xi that allows him to move his military assets from the east to this theater, because he feels that it's a strategic imperative to 'clear the neighborhood'.

Russia has given up land and trapped foreign invaders, including Napoleon and Hitler, but it has done so at a huge cost in blood and treasure. From Russia's perspective, it's far more cost-effective to have weak client states that do their bidding on their hard-to-defend flanks, than to have strong, democratic, independent states that can ally themselves with their archenemies.
If by “cyber-war,” you mean coordinated invasion then sure, but without more information I’m going to disagree.

It’d be incredibly impressive if the US and it’s Western allies were to use a combination of sanctions and massive offensive cyber warfare capabilities to bring Russia to heel.

Anonymous is a joke within the sec community.
A new LaTeX template for bar/restaurant menus
I'm often confused by this as well, it's always been fairly obvious to me that other animals are sentient just like us (why wouldn't they be, their physiology is similar, they're descended from common ancestors).

Modern factory farming doesn't sit well with me, but I still fairly comfortably eat higher welfare (free range, from reputable brands) or self-caught/hunted meat.

It bewilders me that someone would eat meat their whole life without ever thinking about this, and then one day suddenly go "ohhh, maybe this is bad".
Not the same thing. Epistemology is a classification system for knowledge. Metacognition is awareness of the inner workings of your own brain, it's not about classifying the information flowing through it.
> Ukraine announced a full military mobilization and banned adult male citizens from leaving the country.

And it just got that much more complicated to leave.
Well those people can always been in office. 95% of people in tech are just drones churning out same old CRUD service nth time. With the kind of saturation hitting in most tech jobs, even working China style 6-6-7 will not bring 10% more than their current compensation.
> And we are back at implementing our custom controls again.

Are we? Why wouldn't we just push OS vendors to add "input box with pill-style auto-completion" as a native toolkit widget, and then have browsers expose it? The OS vendors have proven willing to add stuff like native OS date/time/number-picker widgets, so why not this one?
How did you fine out?
It's funny to see a web3 project insisting it isn't one; developers begrudgingly accepting that centralizing a platform creates an infrastructural and economic risk.

Great to see!
These days you just tweet at Kirtaner, apparently
AI, and the Real Capacity Crisis in Chip Design
That's part of the thinking here, right? Mercenaries don't count, a jet that maybe violated airspace doesn't count, ...

What's the line, then? It's clearly not "no military action at all" as we're told right now. Maybe drive a few SAM setups over the border from Poland and take shots?

Like, this very moment, there are tons of NATO ISR assets in the air monitoring Russian movements and very likely relaying that information straight to Ukraine.
see also: https://web.archive.org/web/20210201092129/https://kickscond...

> Grape-Nuts Media Lab announces a new partnership with the brilliant duo behind the beloved Kicks Condor intellectual property. This is a new page in our history—a crisp, brittle new page. (By brittle—we do not mean fragile or frail—we mean “firm and crackly” and “feels fun to touch, crumbles in the hand in a satisfying way, similar to a page fabricated from 3-D printed and nutted grape-based matter.”)

> Cody and Jody, the precocious brother and sister team hailing from Facebook Labs, have perfected their recipe for an iconic blogger-type character, one who is very difficult to describe in marketing terms, but which has caught the TiddlyWiki enthusiast worlds by storm.

> By now, it’s very clear that Kicks Condor was a secondary (or tertiary) character in the shelved script for National Treasure 3: How the West Was Done. But lowly beginnings have never stopped the Grape-Nuts® family before. Our founder, Joshua Jonathan Grape-Nuts took his original portfolio of grape-nuts sample textures to the Del Monte/Bloomberg Corp on a northbound Greyhound Bus back in 1863! That’s right in the middle of Civil War I!
> Why?

Morality and optics of forced relocations aside, because it leads to cycles of retaliation by the places they are shipped to.

> Unless you can show proof that most of the homeless in SF and LA are locals who fell on hard times

I don't know about LA, but this has been studied for SF, repeatedly, and they are.
We don't even have a string library in C. Strings are Unicode, not just zero-terminated buffers. You cannot find strings, nor compare them. In the kernel you have filesystems and login systems using unidentifiable names. Because the kernel has no identifier support.

And for insecure standards, the committees rather want to eliminate the safe functions, than fixing the spec bugs or add u8 support.
Fuck pUTIN
Reminds me of this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CWU6dJ8tub4 (Milton Friedman's 4 Ways to Spend Money)
France is a founding member.
"When I come back in this room that function better be done!"

My kids hate code.
I think it's well understood that when vegans or vegetarians say they don't eat "animals" they are generally talking about, at minimum, macrobiota and not tardigrades, etc.
But its not, its a reminder of when they were cool, and that button might actually work and not dump you into a morass of listicles and low effort blogspam posts.
There are multiple branches being actively worked on. It would be very easy for someone to murge in an unrefacatored branch and now half the code base is using the old call.
One perspective: The universe is indifferent to your ethics and whether they are self-consistent or inconsistent. Choices "matter" insofar as they have observable effects that somebody cares about, but ultimately all morality is constructed.

And so, why not a draw a line here, or over there, or instead way out there?
I have looked around, Anja is the cheapest. Other company has a big upfront cost that is around $1000 or more, not Anja. In the long run, it is also cheaper.
I believe typing in early age will lead to carpal-tunnel syndrome so I'm not pushing my kids to learn typing.

In my experience Scratch or SNAP! are great to learn programming. We recently made auto-clicking mouse with microPython and I could see they understood the code well because of their experience with Scratch.

My kids like to follow tutorials by griffpatch on YouTube which I think are superb.
It's easy to say "You shouldn't have security bugs baked into the standard library" but it's a lot harder to say, "we're breaking decades worth of working code by removing some functions that have been part of the standard lib and were widely used."
> My Ukrainian colleague was terrified for his family today.

I am willing to host up to 10 Ukrainians at my farm in the very south west corner of Poland until further decisions can be made. Only 2 takers so far. Please email my username at gmail if this is interesting to your colleague or to anyone else reading this.

Poland has dropped visa requirements. I can provide some initial legal assistance via a generous family member's donation. I was once a refugee as well. We expect nothing in return.

edit: now at 60% occupancy (maybe) Good luck everyone!
> $ cp ./russia/mil/intelligence ./Desktop
Its unclear to me. Some variants of hinduism have embraced this for ages.

The underlying belief of vegetarianism in this culture is that animals are kin and eaten only when survival is on the line. When there is choice (and there almost always is) you choose not to eat meat.

The part that I've found newly confounding is the 'thinking' of plants. Can't square that one. Thankfully there are a few studies debunking anything along the lines of sentience:

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/28875517/

https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00709-020-01579-w
No, that actually seems extremely plausible. Thanks for posting actual numbers and units!

Look at the units. That's NANOsieverts. So the old radiation level was ~2x of what https://xkcd.com/radiation/ lists as the normal background level. Which m akes sense, because most of Chernobyl really isn't that bad nowadays.

The new level is 65 microsieverts per hour. That's notable, but not some huge release of radiation, and it would still take days for you to hit the (annual) occupational hazard limit.

The most plausible explanation, in my opinion, is that all the traffic kicked up a lot of contaminated dust. (Which is one of the reasons why you don't want to live there despite the "safe" radiation levels. The radiation level is only safe-ish as long as you don't breathe the dust.)
And yet how many times does some tech journalist/tech worker/tech worshipper tell us that Big Tech knows us better than we know ourselves. Maybe advertisers believe it. Even if Big Tech knows what computer users want, it does not mean that is what they will try to serve to them.

I have scripts that allow me to see which results in a YouTube search are increasing in views over time. The worst videos, with high view counts, that are the least responsive to the search terms (if even responsive at all) are being incessantly promoted by YouTube and we can see the the high view counts continue to increase day after day, for years.
In case it wasn't obvious the studies and this article is being written by people in the West who do not consume octopus. These articles almost always seem to derive to us-vs-them narrative, the idea that the West is somehow the forefront of moral novelty and the rest of the world is behind.

When the irony is that the same random argument applied towards Octopus can be done on just about any sentient beings like cow and pigs. As a german, my understanding of Western narratives are almost always aimed at patting themselves on the back.

I still remember Western media going in to overdrive to condemn masks during the onset of the pandemic, deriding Asian countries practice of wearing masks when you are sick as some sort of a backward psuedoscience.

Let's just call this article what it is: To reassure non-octopus eaters on their superior moral creed and a license to preach this narrative to people who consume octopus, namely Asian and European countries.

Already the comments on reddit are poking fun at Asian countries for eating octopus when in fact its Western Europe that consumes the largest amount. Octopus isn't just that delicious as a sashimi in large amounts.
> “liquidated” a couple of Russian fighter jets

It was one jet, and it wasn't fighter jet, but assault jet, it didn't carry any AA missiles and couldn't defend himself.
Skateboard and tight-pants are optional but recommended.
Maybe true, but that does only strengthen their point. Anyone who's paid any attention to American social media discourse over the past couple of years should realize how tragically easy it is to dehumanize a group of protesters.
Unless you're accustomed with hardening or breaking into systems you won't be of any help. You could certainly volunteer though if you wish.
Instead of Linux one can use https://www.haiku-os.org Haku Beta3 for now. Soon it will run WINE and be out of beta by the time Windows 10 is out of date.
The other reactors in the plant were operational until 2000. It's not about the plant though, it's about the city and the path to Kiev that it frees up.
Related: There’s a really good book called “Graph Algorithms in the Language of Linear Algebra” if you’re interested in GRAPHBLAS related topics.
RISC architecture will change everything and checkout my sweet Pentium Pro laptop
Anything tasty that won't make me sick