skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That is not mobilization. Mobilization is giving them proper military equipment, in the very least they give them uniforms and weapons.

They're effectively camouflaging soldiers as civilians, don't you see a problem with that? How can invading force make a distinction between a civilian and a soldier?
NATO's conduct in Iraq war should be compared to Russia's conduct in it's war in Chechnya. (Hint: off-white skin color people were involved. Something about "Sand N-----", and "Bandits".)

And speaking of Iraq, Biden's "minor incursions" [1] comment before the invasion reminds of US ambassador's 'it's not our business' [2] input to Saddam Hussein before he attacked Kuwait.

[1]: https://www.npr.org/2022/01/20/1074466148/biden-russia-ukrai...

"[Biden]: I think what you're going to see is that Russia will be held accountable if it invades. And it depends on what it does. It's one thing if it's a minor incursion and then we end up having a fight about what to do and not do."

[2]: https://www.whatreallyhappened.com/WRHARTICLES/ARTICLE5/apri...

"Journalist 1 - You encouraged this aggression - his invasion. What were you thinking?

"U.S. Ambassador Glaspie - Obviously, I didn't think, and nobody else did, that the Iraqis were going to take all of Kuwait."
Probably because just being one of a kind doesn't make it valuable during a war when they have to evacuate more important assets
Priorities. If your country was being attacked you'd prioritize handling military equipment. This plane, while being absolutely extraordinary, is not an important asset in a war.
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meetup.com is probably the closest service; although not for dating specifically, meet enough people and sooner or later you'll meet a partner (and if you don't, you usually still have a good time). They don't do a stellar job, but it's okay.

Dating specifically is a pretty difficult problem space because of the creeps, abusers, asynchronicity of the experience of men and women, etc. This is also a problem in non-dating; for example every city where I've attended Couchsurfing meetups there was at least one "creepy guy", and almost every women I've talked to for some length had at least one story.

Plus, it also depends on the "network effect"; why is everyone on Tinder? Because everyone is on Tinder! couchsurfing.com is a badly run platform but none of the alternatives have taken off because there just aren't that many people there.
There was not a lot of notice that an attack would happen.
Great points all around! Do I have some good news for you: uBO is available for Thunderbird! Here’s the current releases:

https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/releases/

Look for uBlock0_[version#].thunderbird.xpi

You can also verify this support from their Wikipedia page:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UBlock_Origin
Device attestation certificates, for starters. FIDO prevents user-controlled hardware. That's the whole point of FIDO, and why it's awful.

FIDO is the banking world's version of the Intel Management Engine and HDCP.

https://fidoalliance.org/specs/FDO/FIDO-Device-Onboard-RD-v1...
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This is disputed:

https://twitter.com/aviationbrk/status/1496891999433404420?s...
What is the rationale behind GHSA advisory score having a lower score for vulnerability severity than what the security community thinks. I've come across this again and again where the CVSS score was higher than the GHSA. Example:

GHSA has moderate severity:

https://github.com/advisories/GHSA-896r-f27r-55mw

The CVSS3 score of the CVE is actually critical!!

If GHSA is "self-reporting" then why is it allowed to deviate in a direction that is harmful (downplaying the issue). If this means what I think it means (and I might be wrong) then the GHSA score is broken.

Also it breaks security workflows that build on GHSA: If a manager looking at the conflicting severity levels lowers the urgency of the backlog ticket because severity is only moderate then users might get hurt.
No time or resources can be allocated to be sentimental about the plane, maybe. It's a war. Not the most expensive thing that's being destroyed right now
I like to code in Haskell because it's beautiful. I have tried coding Haskell in larger projects but that was a bad experience, they were a complicated mess of obscure Haskell extensions and methods with >20 types in their signature.
So in my professional life I stick to the pragmatic ugliness of Scala or Java.
would be fairly easy to camouflage the "dish" I should think... especial in a place that is currently having snow...
mate the starlink is a device. by that reasoning in every single war chinese targets are involved
https://archive.is/Z0P32
Seems like postbox is more Apple focused. Used it for a while but couldn't find any feature that would convince me to switch.
Funny ATC comms when this amazing plane landed in Oakland: https://youtu.be/UFwQiaH5ZsU

The controller basically arranged an ad-hoc photoshoot, sending planes to the best positions for viewing the plane :)
OK, pretend that I said this instead:

"Most people are fine with movie theatres charging 65+ SENIORS less than they charge adults."
1. Math for the layman. Ken Iverson (kills two bird's with one stone, CS & Math)

This my sound arrogant but I believe Iverson's work is the pinnacle organized thinking (the bridges the gap between programming and maths elegantly).

His work is also closely related to that of Leslie Lamport's TLA+ project. Lamport describes TLA+ as "thinking above the code".

2. The Singularity is near by Ray Kurzweil.

This is more of a popular computer science book. I don't any other book articulates the true (optimistic) potential of the computer better than this. It made me appreciate computers more than any other machine.
Having looked a bit at male profiles, I have to say that a lot of profiles really are quite bad. For whatever reason, the "average quality" is worse.
You can already do this in tinder for about 24x30 usd (prices probably vary)
Nice, I love using JSON query with SQLite, greatly simplifies object hydration.
They attacked satellite dishes designed in the US and made in China. It’s the Ukrainians trying to force American boots on the ground. /s
Gee, I do not know? How about them perhaps prioritising the survival of the population and overall being somewhat “busy” in a state of national emergency? It seems perfectly logical to me that this would take precedence over the protection of a plane largely useful at peace time, no matter how unique it may be.
Lifecoach is an odd one, he's a fantastic deeply analytical player who just doesn't seem to understand why anyone would play a game in any other way, and as the article points out is just rude about people who don't conform to his ideas about the "right" way to enjoy things.
You are wrong. Here is the data from my solar panels on our house in London, UK.

https://shkspr.mobi/blog/2021/03/1-year-of-edent_solar-we-ar...

Over the whole year, we generate more electricity than we use.

The panels need no maintenance. I guess we could wash them - but the English rain does that just fine. The inverter and panels all have long guarantees so, while they might break, there's no significant cost installed.
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> You can't keep up this picture for long. There are too many communication channels between Ukranians and Russians that will chip away at this warped image of reality.

Especially that on Putin's side, they are only "defending separatist regions", just about any picture of the conflict contradicts the official narrative, there's no way to spin it, they can't even talk about any victories.
If this happens it means asymmetrical use of resources: a sortie in a contested sky vs something of zero military value. Plus probably just a honeypot to attract a plane closer to a guy with a Stinger.
I didn't know about TERM=dumb at all until last weekend when I was messing with Haskell. Without it, the line editor in the REPL was broken when moving through the history (in both Terminal.app and iTerm2). I was surprised that it worked though since I expected that TERM=dumb would result in the REPL not being able to use any ANSI escape codes.
Yep, and like nuclear, it has a high up front cost that needs to be amortized over near constant use to be viable which means it prices itself out of that role pretty quickly compared with say green ammonia fired peaker plants that mostly incur costs when actually used and also use the green energy being produced in large quantities.
Are you talking about integers and floats? Or about the process of storing a bytestring? Or something else?
Thunderbird's kind of crappy out of the box, but the best part of it's Moz DNA is being highly customizable and extensible.I've looked at just about every option for mail clients on linux and haven't found one with what I would consider a 'modern' feature-set, largely because the open-source model mostly precludes the sort of middle-ware servers which commercial mail clients on other platforms use to provide "magic" features. The next best thing, then, is highly-configurable mail flow control, which, with the right extensions, Thunderbird can get mostly right.
For normal web browser usage, they are basically completely cold. For full docker nodejs webpack development they are a little warm just above the keyboard but only barely noticeable. For gaming running the system at max for prelonged periods they get “hot” but it’s more like just a bit over warm. They never get lava hot like the intel MacBooks did.
> The offshore team is isolated from the company, all of its storied century of knowledge (in this case), about engineering, materials, machining, quality, certification, aerospace, systems, it goes on and on.

In company as big and old as Boeing,many teams work isolated and independently. I don't belive knowledge gets shared that easily. Also what I read about Boeing culture (I forgot where but reddit ama I guess), it was declined way back.

Blaming the problem on $9 offshore engineer really look bad on company. I have worked with $5 engineers as well as $100 engineers in past. As long as you don't have proper verification proess both can screw the system. I blame it on company executives who sidelined safety altogether.
Maybe rude but not entitled. Nobody here cares about the product specifically, but it’s shooting itself in the foot and saying it’s a feature; that doesn’t sit well with many.

https://xkcd.com/386/
did you actually see what exactly is going on there right now ? my 15 years old nieces in law making molotov cocktails right now to protect their city(kharkiv) . this is after sitting under shelling for past few days.
and you complain that mobilization is not done orderly enough.
YouTube Restricts Access to Russian Channels at Request of Ukraine
Extremely relevant. Because Russia, China and USA are the three "regional powers" in the world (USA being a "superpower" meddling everywhere) so we need to avoid double standards in order for our discussion to convince anyone or come to a productive result. If we ignore when one country does it, while decrying when another country does it, to me that's just empty rhetoric and not really trying to solve the actual issues.

Some call this the Chomsky principle: "My own concern is primarily the terror and violence carried out by my own state, for two reasons. For one thing, because it happens to be the larger component of international violence. But also for a much more important reason than that; namely, I can do something about it. So even if the U.S. was responsible for 2 percent of the violence in the world instead of the majority of it, it would be that 2 percent I would be primarily responsible for. And that is a simple ethical judgment. That is, the ethical value of one’s actions depends on their anticipated and predictable consequences. It is very easy to denounce the atrocities of someone else. That has about as much ethical value as denouncing atrocities that took place in the 18th century." - Noam Chomsky
That makes sense. I've been wondering if we've been doing something subtly awkward with our internal tooling. However, most are just using the 8 or 16 color palette with a simple convention like "Use red (or technically, color 1, which just happens to be red for us) as error, yellow as warning, green as success" and let the terminal theme and the user figure out how it should look on their screen.
Pirates of Silicon Valley was literally about Jobs (and Woz and Gates).
The three books that I have appreciated the most when it comes to computer science must be:

- Code The Hidden Language of Computer Hardware and Software (https://www.programmingbooks.dev/#code)

- Grokking Algorithms (https://www.programmingbooks.dev/#grokking-algorithms)

- The Little Schemer (https://www.programmingbooks.dev/#the-little-schemer)

These two books I really found interesting as well:

- Nine Algorithms That Changed the Future (https://www.programmingbooks.dev/extra/#nine-algorithms-that...)

- Good Math (https://www.programmingbooks.dev/extra/#good-math)
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> It's almost like reading about cartoon villains.

Doesn't that point to what comments like that are really about (anywhere on the Interet)?: They are about the rhetoric - the form, the Internet rant, with the hyperbole (we need a word for the form; we all recognize it) - and about not the reality. For example, they aren't there to inform - hyperbole and rants replace information and knoweldge with wild extremes and emotion; they do not contribute to building knowledge.
Most facts here are correct. Some are not(or a little bit outdated). For example Russia is actively attacking Kharkiv.

I don't like Conflict word in the title. It's Russia-Ukraine war. Or maybe eve Russia+Belarus - Ukraine war.
Without trying to make it sound too profound - Since I had the realisation of the mistakes I made in the process I wrote about, I have actually been going over other times I had found myself frustrated and most of them could have been prevented by doing as you suggest. Simply asking "why am I doing this?" and I think more importantly "what is the evidence supporting that this needs to be done?".

I had a good reason to write those scripts because I thought I had a problem, if I had tried to find evidence that I actually had that problem and I needed those scripts (by just doing a test run) I quickly would have realised it was all unnecessary.
It's the same in Hebrew; there is sea water and sweet water.
Until you've actually played at A20 it's hard to understand how different the game is. There are picks for cards, relics, shop purchases, etc, that are absolutely crucial to get an A20 heart kill that you would never even consider picking at A2.
I think I'm hitting this issue right now, do you happen to have any links to studies or processes or methodologies that address this?
Am I missing something?

In my experience, updating gitlab involves looking at either the docker hub page with the tags or that gitlab news page that I'm trying to find right now and then painfully going from minor to minor.

If you update every week you're probably fine, but if you skip a version some database migrations might not work and then the real fun begins.
Audiotool itself (the site that hosts Tone Matrix, linked from Max's page) was also very impressive at the time.

I looked around a bit on the googles and it helped me remember a French person's name who had lots of similar Flash experiments on their site; apparently that was where TM originally started: http://lab.andre-michelle.com/
So, store the lock files with your builds, not with your sources.
Brilliant article as always.
The article has diverse undertones of overthinking. Looks like someone who has not lived in a conflict zone found a neat opportunity to do self-promotion. No one fighting off an invasion has time/energy to listen to anyone's smug opinions on Twitter.

They voiced their needs, those wishes were granted. They said thank you to the benefactors. Let's hope it goes as smooth as possible! This kind of posts are gonna come up a lot, wish there was a way to filter or circle out stuff that waists attention or spreads unproven information about an ongoing war.
Problems are best solved one at a time. And they're best solved in the present or for the near or far future.

Nobody can fix the past, just apologize for it.

Right now we need to fix Ukraine.
Accounts to Support Ukrainian Army Directly via Bank of Ukraine
> Forcing someone to process those emotions publicly can be extremely humiliating and can seriously undermine trust building in a relationship.

That's an important, accurate observation, thank you for voicing it - understood, I'll take that on board. Emotional support, companionship and other ways to indirectly process the situation (games?) seem like they could be helpful responses in that kind of situation?

> Even making performance review details optional to disclose (as an official policy) might inadvertently create a culture where people look at you sideways as though you have something to hide if you appear as though you're not being forthcoming.

That does sound very tricky to handle in a transparent environment too. I'm not sure whether I have great responses there other than to set a cultural expectation and understanding about the organization up-front (before applicants join).

To be honest, that makes me wonder whether a truly transparent organization should even offer the option for private feedback at all (note that that's a greenfield approach, as opposed to the question of how existing organizations could transition to a more transparent model).
> I get annoyed because I have to work around C's warts to do what I want, and that is only happening because I think in my language

You "just" have to get to the point where your compiler is written in your own language. This may take a while. Go got there in V1.5:

https://go.dev/doc/go1.5
You’ve described about half of the tyre swing comic :)

https://m.imgur.com/gallery/mFWSFNP
> NATO has no obligation to Ukraine

Yes, Sherlock, that was exactly my point: Dodging that responsibility is what makes NATO an arsehole.
I agree, nothing is stopping you to change that though ;-)

Though, I've been looking through Calypso a bit (the window browser) and for me it seems really difficult to add anything at the moment. If it gets any easier, I'll create some tutorials.

Loading in your own code to append to an image is doable via a .bashrc style mechanism. As in, you put your code in a file, open a playground and load it in, and your image is appended.
Good points. But it also means when apple tells me to "bend over", I would have to say "how low? Please lubricate?".

My hope is for frame.work, pine64 and others to get to a point where risc-v or ppc models would be offered.
You could always "cheat" and skip straight to A20 (I assume there is a way to do so, at least). I find the difference between low ascension and A20 to be rather large, so while it's true that optimal play at A20 will work at A2, I'm not sure I was capable of that when I was at A2.
Thank you, my mistake - I did scan through the article and scrutinized a few sections, but I had missed that. I think I was expecting to find the acronym as opposed to the full expanded name.
The only vendor that seems to take open firmware seriously seems to be Raptor, they are even blocking switching from open firmware POWER9 systems to POWER10 CPUs because of non-open RAM training code.

https://raptorcs.com/
Do we even need NO_COLOR if this works as promised?

Why prefer

NO_COLOR=true command

over

command | nofun

?

The latter seems both cleaner to me and it doesn’t require modification of all existing CLI programs to work.
This is incredibly baffling. How can a tank "get lost and run out of fuel"? The tanks don't have GPS or even a map? They don't have radio connection to some kind of command that know where its tanks are? Like ... how?

I don't even know. This seems like a plausible deniability for desertion or something. "We ran out of fuel, oh well, nothing we can do." Not that I'm complaining, I'd rather get lost and captured than fight for Putin either.
whole lot of fuss over nothing. still takes 30 seconds hanging when compiling script changes. I don't care if the flag check is 100 nano seconds faster if I can't work.
If it's on the front page you're just late to comment and your message disappears in new.
Very cool. But that curl|bash still makes me clench my butt.
Camouflage does nothing if a drone flying above the dish detects the transmission and reports its location.
However, using a dish is still much better than other antennas since the radiation is very directional and the drone/plane has to be near the line of sight between the dish and the satellite to detect it.
I have some idea behind the OOP now and it's insane how everything is an object.

I wouldn't call Pharo OOP.

I'd call Pharo live OOP.

Normally, objects in languages are asleep like a bear in hibernation or something only to wake up when spring arrives (or when you click "compile"). But in Pharo they are awake when you edit them. If I was a DJ/producer, I'd try to see if it makes sense as a music tool.
Thanks for the downvote, whoever that was. Now go downvote Die Zeit: https://www.zeit.de/politik/ausland/2022-02/gerhard-schroede...
It's sad that her husband only lived for another 3 years after she woke up.
I use Tabula all the time to extract transaction data from sources that only provide this in PDF. Thanks Tabula!
Cost and materials wise, Cathode are a larger portion.

Of course, Anodes are of extreme importance as well but Graphite\Silicon are more manageable than Nickel for example.

Anodes are more of an enabler for other things. for instance, anode almost solely dictates the charging rate of the battery. very important parameter for sure.
I feel like the title for this post is my biography, the minute I saw it, I felt personally attacked.

Sadly the article really doesn't live up to that title in terms of what I was hoping it would do as it's just a personal antidote about someone setting up a video encoding system but something I gotta work on I guess!
Please help the Ukrainian army
> There's no good vs evil in international diplomacy.

The whole world thinks that Russia is doing an evil thing, just as the whole world thinks Nazi's did an evil thing.

You claimed literally "There's no good vs evil", while there clearly is.
I don't know, you tell me? I could get hours of FreeCiv out of the N770, and that will steal a core of even a modern processor for a while.

Both the N770 and N810 were marketed as products for early adopters and developers.
I used Evolution for the O365 compatibility. It worked fine , even if it sometimes struggled to sync my mailbox ( i presume due to the archiving done server-side but no idea). Funnily the search worked much better than Outlook Web did.
Based on the book named, likely https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skew_binary_number_system.
What are monetary options to support Ukraine from inside the russia besides donating to international refugee efforts?
Since this is about price, how is is price of solar, nuclear etc calculated and compared? It seems like naively looking at dollar per Wh for an intermittent source is like looking at the price of a particular flower that only grows at one time of year, which will be misleading for our purposes since we have a baseload demand that we can't really adjust. What corrections are done to adjust for this obvious bias?
CI pipelines - I need clean readable output constantly, and having random escape codes all over the output just garbages up the flow into messages nobody reads. Setting NO_COLOR=1 once in the pipeline fixes 80% of output issues.

Would it be nice if every pipeline tool supported the gambit of colors? Maybe, maybe I wouldn't care then. But as it is, more often than not, your cute colors just garbage up my build output.