skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Cable sucking volcano. I am not surprised by the direction in the least but 5km? I wonder how much time did this take.

One can easily experience similar effect on the beach of almost every sea, no? Isn't it usual to feel currents pushing and pulling you in multiple directions at once?
Having been to Bulgaria, yet. Will keep that in mind.
Which algorithms are you missing? Any examples?
http://ceres-solver.org/ works well, in my experience.
It does require code to be templated, which might increase computation time.
It is possible to explicitly define derivatives for individual functions, this can help preventing numerical instabilities in corner cases.
And when you find that x% of XYZ passing the minimum score isn’t exactly the same x% of XYZ in the population, what then?
Imagine the Russian soldiers' parents reading this, and then getting a phone calls from their sons, now POWs, but still alive.
> We are not yet in madness territory, not by any stretch

I disagree.
>Having said that, I still think they should add some accessibility features that can make the game easier. What they do in Mario Kart or Celeste I think is great. Instead of making difficulties which means some of them won't get proper design and balance. Focus on a single difficulty, but add accessibility features that can make it easier. I think it's important to do that so people who have handicaps, are younger, are too old, don't have the time and patience, can still experience and enjoy some of the games. They could choose to play some section normally, and when they get stuck, instead of quitting the game, they can try and give themselves some help to get over it.

But why? The difficulty is part of the experience and adds up to the oppressive nature of the ambiance. In a sense, the difficulty is part of the artistic vision of the designers. Not every piece of media or hobby needs to be vanilla and accessible to everybody; you would not request of Dostoyevsky for a 'simpler version' of his works, so that children and those not inclined to reading could experience them.
Much of what the English speaking elite in India & much of the west consumes as a theory on caste is a handiwork of a colonial-evangelist mission.

So much of it has to be taken with a boatload of salt. Since it is politically incorrect to challenge the established views, one simply has to rely on ones own observation. Especially if they are missing the woods for the trees on these debates.

It is very much in line with the western debates on race inequality, feminism or gender pronouns. Those claiming to fight these inequalities, intentionally or unintentionally create more fissures and distrust.

And unlike the western world where there has been a systemic slavery or persecution of indigenous population, in India there are literally thousands of castes and not always a clear idea of hierarchy. The hierarchy was mostly an academic theory built on flimsy propaganda.

Also the very same people who see privilege among sections of the Hindus are completely blind to the privilege of Christians or Muslims, considering that large parts of India have been under Islamic and Christian colonisation for several centuries. And Hindus have faced the same kind of violence from these two groups as much of the rest of the world.

In a way caste might have been the social glue that allowed the indigenous people to put up a fight and maintain their Hindu identity.

There is a strong correlation between caste and economic mobility & urbanisation. The ones who preserve their caste the most are ones who can gain some privileges in the form of vote banks, social security or class benefits, this easily excludes 90% of the urban educated masses.

In a country of 1.4 billion, sure there are large swathes of population still behest with the caste problem, but also in a country where 1/3 of the people are malnourished and have stunted growth, caste is hardly the biggest problem and might actually be a evolved social survival mechanism.
Well maybe the law needs to change...I mean you're saying that protected groups are protected from positive discrimination? Taking into account biases faced might actually help prevent those biases.

edit: actually I realized I'm not sure what you're saying..also I'm not sure I understand how you see what I describe as illegal, if you care to share more about how you feel about that, that might be cool :) :p xxx ;p
Trains, even non-electric ones are drastically more efficient.
Best that a Russian can do against a Signal infrastructure is learn what is talking to what, and most certainly never about “what” topic.

The “who” part is easily circumvented with a convenience store-bought cellphone.
An economy built for men – How sexism is holding up innovation
"while we don't know that "SALET" won't someday be an answer"

Yes, we do ... all the answers and the day they will occur are known.
I'm using the same strategy and I have to say it mostly is doable. I was afraid for vivid (two repeated letters) but if I remember correctly the next day was quite doable starting from vivid.
I'm not restricting my exploration to food, it's just people often like to talk about food. It's the cultural equivalent of talking about the weather. Hopefully things can get deeper after that.

Obviously I can't know what it's like to be asked this kind of thing constantly for years, but I can say that travelling in non-white countries as a white person, you do get asked that kind of stuff a lot (or people touch my hair, beard, talk about how tall I am etc.). Or stuff about Scotland or the royal family. I've never minded, but perhaps after years it would get annoying.
Sounds like you just hit on a business model... multi-subscriptions to news. You could change the world with that.
P in Cloudfare's VPN does not stand for Private.
> but dismissing or abandoning media files is a much more guaranteed potential loss of information – information which plain text cannot capture due to its limitations.

Some examples are sorely needed. How is a Word/InDesign file more authentic than a plain text file? Or is the author talking about media? Is a ProTools session more authentic than Wav files?
Google should remove such maps retrspectively.
Stay busy (hobby, work, family). Worry about what you can control.
That's definitely the right approach. But as you can imagine from my micro-bio I'm at a point in my life where I got stuck a little - otherwise you don't just full stop in so many life areas at the same time. I feel like I won't really find out what I want without putting lots of interesting options in a bucket and then draw one and stick with it for a while. I'd hope this would help me to unclog my mind.
There is a lot of stuff there. When I think of Qt, and omitting things like QString and QIODevice / QNetwork: Text rendering, list / grid / tree views, painting primitives and not-so-primitives (e.g. dashed lines), input including multitouch, custom styling, accessibility, many miscellaneous widgets, timers and events, integration with native environment, printing - and a ton of customization points for everything.
Ukraine asks Xbox, Playstation for temporary ban of Russian, Belorussian users
Perhaps there should just be a word for descendants of people with lower socioeconomic status/power/opportunities.

That'd be getting too close to the actual problem in society, we can't have that!
> ‘Yes, He Would’: Fiona Hill on Putin and Nukes

https://www.politico.com/news/magazine/2022/02/28/world-war-...

> Putin is increasingly operating emotionally and likely to use all the weapons at his disposal, including nuclear ones. It’s important not to have any illusions — but equally important not to lose hope.

> “Every time you think, ’No, he wouldn’t, would he?’ Well, yes, he would,” Hill said. “And he wants us to know that, of course. It’s not that we should be intimidated and scared…. We have to prepare for those contingencies and figure out what is it that we’re going to do to head them off.
.docx files are just zip archives of XML files.
Interaction Testing with Storybook
Great game!
>This is essentially the easy mode everyone wanted but the core souls fans.

I don't think souls fans (which I am) are against 'having an easier time with the games', I think most are just against explicit difficulty settings and stuff like god mode, because they break the motif of the games. Easy mode has always been there, since DeS, in that there are multiplayer summons who can carry you through every fight.
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Long walks on a sunny day along Danube really help. Cut the news (only read war related stuff for 10 minutes every second day). And accept that most of that is out of your control anyway. Cherish and enjoy life every single day.
> No plans for OS upgrades, just quarterly security updates for the next 2 years.

Meh. So it basically gets downgraded to fancy mp3 player after 2 years. Imagine people buying it a year from release, then throwing it away a year later.
FT 1000: the sixth annual list of Europe’s fastest-growing companies
even if you account of 60% being iOS, the math doesn't work out. Where is the other 40% ?
Interoperability: Open APIs are a start, Open Standard is better
he said.. in courier, monospaced paragraphs format, morally as close to "plaintext" as you can be with a couple of diagrams which could have been ASCII art...
I find Edward Tuftes reflections on powerpoint vs. engineer-prose very eye-opening.

https://www.edwardtufte.com/bboard/q-and-a-fetch-msg?msg_id=...

Prose takes time, contemplation and thought. Leslie Lamport says similar.

Helps with understanding however not so much with selling.
AFAIK you can use IPFS (& clusters[0]) without relying on the crypto parts of that ecosystem. That ought to fit rather well with the use case.

[0] https://cluster.ipfs.io/
I started a business recently and started advertising with Google Ads. No luck with 10€/day for two months despite iterating on keywords, ads, and landing pages a few times. Had to stop the campaigns to avoid wasting money.

What I started doing next is laser focused prospecting and reaching out to them directly. That has been more successful, although feels sleazy and from time to time people get pretty mad about the outreach.

So try to figure out who benefits the most from your solution, and how you can find them. Then tailor your sales material for them, find them and reach out to them.

Prospecting will help you make better ads as well if you want to continue with them.

Sounds like a lot of work? It is! Good luck with your project!!
Very well put, especially with the focus on the fact that having fun means different things for different people.

I played the game maybe twice, the game itself is just very boring and hard for me (though generally, I hate playing games, so it's not a critique on the game).

But!

I read the source code and checked the implementation. I read many different strategies optimizing for different aspects of the game. I implemented a very naive solver in JavaScript, then I thought about more advanced data structures and algorithms I could use to improve my naive solver (both from the game's POV and from the computational POV). I watched videos cloning the app with different frameworks (or without) and technologies (mobile, command line, web) and I listened to the author on a podcast.

I'm having fun and I'm learning while doing these things, so I appreciate Wordle, even if I can't be bothered to solve the daily word.
Interesting to see the dual MIT-Apache license approach. I'm less familiar with Apache, but what does it offer that MIT doesn't? Is it just to allow downstream projects and forks to choose which of the two licenses they prefer? If so then the GPL is curiously missing.
That means the only consumer electronics that can honestly be called military grade are the Nokia cellphone and the Nintendo GameBoy.
Are you trying to say that US is to blame? :)

As a citizen of ex-USSR state that where US has „expanded“ to... We're damn happy to have US presence. Give more nukes so we can stay safe from Russia. We don't want to be it's „rightful interest territory“.

If you want to „keep world stability“ by giving up millions of people to predatory regimes... There's a Russian ship to follow.
Very happy that Brandon Sanderson is looking more and more healthy as time goes on :) love his writing
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That means we are only 20 years away from running everything on opensource hardware.
This looks awesome. I have previously struggled on developing an internal tool for A/B testing and that gets complex really fast. At Miggos we have implemented Growth book and we got FF and A/B in our Vue frontend in a few hours. Excited to see the progress of the platform.
Are you living in Russia by any chance? What is the situation there like for westerners at the moment if so (e.g. in St Petersburg)? My brother still wants to go as he has been planning it for ages (he is learning Russian). I am quite concerned for his safety for obvious reasons but he is too stubborn to listen.
a farmer stealing an armored carrier https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AmPD1w1bZVI

Various Ukrainian people and organizations declared bounties for killed Russians and captured hardware. I suppose the bounties aren't going to be taxed too :)
It's not a competition--and all the answers are known--so there's no such thing as cheating. People are free to take whatever approach to it they want to.
I cope with it by learning more about it. Books I've read and recommend include: Command and Control by Eric Schlosser, The Doomsday Machine by Daniel Ellsberg, Hiroshima by John Hersey, The Making of the Atomic Bomb by Richard Rhodes. More generally I have taken an interest in existential risk, and can recommend The Precipice by Toby Orb.

I am going to die one day or another, and everything I know and love will be changed and destroyed either in my lifetime or after. Trying to internalise this is very difficult but the grim reading has somehow helped me understand it to some small degree, and helps me focus on the wonder and preciousness of this brief moment of existence.
There are two wars: the physical war in the Ukraine, and the propaganda war being waged globally through media. you cannot trust any media about the war, it is attempting to fan a flame.

If you are like most people, you cannot influence events. Like most people, discussing the situation is simply exchanging propaganda, because we have no real information.

As the majority are productivity halted by these events we have no control, take advantage of the low activity in others to get things done. May as well, because everyone else is wasting their time.
A lot of financial aid is income based. Is there evidence of families doing this currently?
Do what you can (donate money to Ukraine for example) to prevent it and not overthink.
This anecdote felt candid to me.

In another time, the unrequited lover may have written a note to share. I've heard tell of people using cue cards, writing it on their hands, practicing in front of mirrors. The need to get ones painful feelings out of the head and onto something physical is common. The most common is just telling your friends and family about it. The author mentions doing this, and note how their advice to end it is just flat ignored. There is nothing more bittersweet than unrequited love. The bitterness is painful but the sweetness is just too valuable.
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It is an enormous effort (read investment) to get to a point of detail, where such a library becomes usable to a wide audience.

Consider a simple text input: In some languages (e.g. 'syllable based' korean Hangul) you have to compose multiple keystrokes to get to a complex letter. While you type, the last and as well as the second-to-last complex-characters might still 'trade' consonants and vowels among each other.

Now layer in more Dimensions, such as validating that input or line-wrapping, elision and many more.

To my mind, only few libraries got to this level of detail without breaking apart on complexity. It requires high maintainer stamina or massive investments.
If anyone wonders why:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8HxRJIwXj3s Gypsy snatched the tank,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kX2EYOWBmBY Ukrainian farmer stole a russian tank.
To be fair, I often ask myself how "grassroots" organizations like this really are. I mean there is obvious corporate interest in promoting certain technologies. .Net is pretty great that it wouldn't even need much advertising and in the time I did develop a lot on that platform was really nice. But I noticed a lack of technical voices or at least I did not find them. So some kind of outreach might be sensible.

If the family of Floyd asks me if I support BLM, I would answer yes and mean it. If a corporation signals that to me I very likely will not stand in unison with that. It feels like getting scammed and to be honest that is exactly what happened to some people that provided donations.

Do I support Russia with the invasion? Absolutely not, but I can acknowledge that western powers supplied weapons to the groups that removed the former government that happened to be close to Russia. Was that the will of the people? I don't know. Does it justify an invasion? Certainly not. But the only thing I can influence is that my country perhaps does not provide weapons to support a side of some form of civil war I do not know much about. I wish companies would think stronger of that. I don't expect any self-reflection, but if I have nothing sensible to offer aside blind obedience, perhaps the smarter move is to just shut up in general.

I see the same childish certainty that we saw before the Iraq war. I does not look any different to me.

> then the silence on anther matter also becomes a statement

I fully agree. While I might support the message in question, I cannot just think less of these companies and I certainly would want to restrict my dealings with them to a minimum. Iran was banned from SWIFT with threats of sanctions against it by the US. I don't agree that this should be a political issue and I am disappointed in the leadership of SWIFT that it would comply.
It a strategy to appear unhinged, ready to push the nuclear button.
Some cultures hold on to bitter historical sentiments more than others.
Sure, but I can replace "high COL" in your sentence with "like to drive Ferraris" and it is equally valid, and I don't think anyone will claim that the employer has to pay for my Ferrari affinity.
I was born in the 80s in Germany, right next to, then, NSA listening post. Everyone knew it was there, so there were definitely more then one nuke pointed there at any given time. Hell, even NATO had plans to nuke any Warsaw Pact invaders in West Germany before they reached the Rhine. It was, well, just that. I realized I'm not that concerned about nuclear threat, after all it was part of my youth without anyone really thinking about it. No coping mechanism that can be copied so.
During the Cuban missile crisis, Castro urged Russia to nuke the US.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtUfBc4qQMg
Apache license has some language around patent grants that some people want and other people don't like (e.g. apache isn't compatible with GPLv2, some of the BSDs reject it, ... and some people just think its too complicated). Thus offering both makes both sides happy is my guess.
Looking at the length of Putin's table and realizing this cleptocrat has 0 desire to die.
Not sure if this helps but I feel that there is nothing I can do about it so I just don't think about it. Being busy with work, social etc obviously makes that easier.
Google blocks FOSS Android tool – for asking for donations
Op said they tracked 50% or so no? FB says 2X, Op was able to attribute X to Fb
That's absolutely true. Remember that there's a bias for the kind of headline that reaches you: They tend to be the most sensationalist ones, simply because that's how us humans are wired. Everyone wants to talk about nuclear war because it's a grabbing subject, but few are willing to reminds us of mutual assured destruction, which is something leaders everywhere are extremely aware of.
I think universities are judged to some extent on class. There are statistics about how many Pell grant recipients they admit, i believe. But one consequence of that is that if you are just slightly too well-off to get a Pell grant, you have no chance, because admitting you won't boost the university's score.
Check my other, more detailed comment - farm's address is rarely in a place where farm is actually located. Farm land is just an asset of a company, which is registered elsewhere. If this is a small, family owned business, it makes sense that they register it in their home (to simplify paperwork), while their farm land is somewhere outside of town.

Checking the points I get on gmaps (following your instructions) and then googling these farms, they seem to be real businesses, and the address matches what gmaps give me. First point I get can be checked on [1].

[1] https://youcontrol-com-ua.translate.goog/catalog/company_det...
I'm not sure if it is totally out of your control. E.g. you could move to a safer place, which is less likely to be targeted.
Getting into the Guts of Berserk
Google's New Tech Can Read Your Body Language–Without Cameras
I write markdown via Obsidian and sync it across devices using syncthing. Works very well.
Like the more mature <https://invent.kde.org/sdk/rust-qt-binding-generator> this project avoids binding existing C++ code, but makes rust code available to C++/QML projects.
Yes but then it's society's fault and you can't do anything about it and you have a reasonable explanation.

You can pour money into giving test prep help to disadvantaged groups and keep the headline, which is that fate decides among many who are worthy.
They were picked randomly, before the game was ever put online.
I tried to git my resume once upon a time. It's still something I'd love to finish doing, it just makes sense to have a git repository as a timeline of your life:

https://github.com/ben174/bugben
Since you're from Germany have a look at the German https://www.reddit.com/r/Finanzen/ Questions like "I inherited 100k, what should I do now" are common.

My suggestion is backpacking around the world.
Whatever license the binding has, open-source Qt is only available under LGPL or GPL.
>Make it a mobile app!

May I ask why? Like Wordle, this game seems perfect for the web browser. Not every game needs to be an app; virtually all mobile browsers allow you to shortcut a website to your phone's dashboard. Wordle demonstrates the general public is still perfectly happy to access a web based game.

I also can't see need to rewrite it in a fully fledged game engine, such as Unity? That seems to me to add a lot of overhead for what is a really simple game.
Funny, but you know those are fake, right?
I don't live by a major city, so I would be out of the blast radius.
Sound judgmental and rude to me.