skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Unfortunately for restaurateurs this isn't most people, as reviews are prominently displayed on search results.
And the US owns the Chinese economy. They both have prospered under globalization.

We're entering a period of increasing insulation. Countries that can feed and house their people will be stable. Countries that can make their own industry and weapons will thrive.
from https://mobile.twitter.com/ntrung03/status/14992749382173818...
iOS QEMU fork is just published.
Some notable features:
- iOS Restore
- S8000 SecureROM emulation (always FORCE_DFU)
- USB
- SPRR/GXF emulation

Tutorial/status can be found in the wiki section,
e.g. https://github.com/TrungNguyen1909/qemu-t8030/wiki/Bringing-...

It is still very far from a usable device:
https://github.com/TrungNguyen1909/qemu-t8030/wiki/Project-s...
You might not need SSG with Remix
Twitter’s EU-only geoblocks of Russia Today off to a shaky start
Yeah, I wanted to edit the title but it won't allow now. More like 'Twitter allows working from office'
Was there something about Joker [0] that you didn't find suitable?

[0] - https://github.com/candid82/joker
Is there any way, even in theory, we could practically carry power without all these wires? Copper isn't exactly eco friendly or all that cheap or common(Which doesn't stop anything from using it in purely mechanical things that could have been plastic or steel....).

Maybe we just need more point of load solar.
Russia’s GDP (per capital) is about 30 % below Poland’s
Sorry about the late reply. Sometimes it is hard to figure out what is going on in HN.

A while ago I posted about it in Reddit:

https://www.reddit.com/r/ColonizeVenus/comments/ku55zg/float...
A million times this. A cofounder I used to work once told me the only thing you should be looking at is market need. Tech demos don't pay bills.
To the average hackernews, lucrative tech jobs may grow on trees, but that is not the case for everyone, even those with technical skill. It usually takes me between three and six months to get a new job.
Is there a rule about not posting submissions with ads? If so, most news sites would likely be heavily penalized.

In other words, what rules exactly do you think this post violated, and why should the submitter be penalized? For posting a site with ads?
OTOH that has been the propaganda of Putin the entire decade. At some point supporters have to face the consequences as well
So the idea is to arm the anti-war protestors, then put them near the officers who are running the war on the ground?

Maybe I'm being cynical, but I think there may be some potential problems with that approach.
I like your glass half-full mindset. You're right, of course, I could frame it that way and specifically seek out roles that will help me gain knowledge and experience in the areas that I need them. Also I may meet people, encounter opportunities, etc during the journey.
"Should the global community have targeted all Americans for the actions of the Bush Presidency invading Iraq under false pretenses? Or how about Vietnam?"

Or how about aggression on Yugoslavia?
That sounds handy. Parent sticks the baby on the side of the washing machine and can now load it using two hands.
I wrote a fair bit of AppleScript. It always seemed like my code was right, but it was wrong just as often as any other programming language I use. It was just as inflexible and demanding. That was frustrating, since reading it made it look like it was easy and it didn't care how you wrote it.

But anyway, at least you could read the program and understand it afterwards, whether you wrote it or not, whether you understood all the things that had to be just so or not.
> Though I’m curious - how much time in your opinion has to pass before Russians are allowed to participate again?

I think the idea in this case is that since many Ukranians can't play, Russians shouldn't be able to either. So I would think the sanctions would end when Ukraine isn't fighting anymore, and can participate again. That's at least the IOC's stance. [0]

[0] https://olympics.com/ioc/news/ioc-eb-recommends-no-participa...
Reddit bans all links to Russia’s state-sponsored RT and Sputnik
Absolutely - don't use the paid one ever, that's basically submitting to their protection racket. It's a problem they created in the first place.
The ‘sort –key’ Trick (2021)
> Though, after the 20th century i m not sure which person/people would believe there is anything left to try.

The same things can be tried again. There's no rule against historical motivations repeating themselves. Imperialism and colonialism have re-emerged many times under different names and implementation details.

I agree that ordinary Russians may not back his motivation, but ordinary Russians like you said are relatively poorer than their neighbors to the west, and whatever standard of living they have is provided in good part by the Russian oil and gas industry (10% of GDP and 50% of exports [1]), which is controlled by the Russian government.

So while they may not have much a stake in their President's ambitions, they don't have many alternatives either.

1. https://oilprice.com/Latest-Energy-News/World-News/Oil-Gas-S...
(self-reply; speaking out loud here, basically, while thinking about this more)

If businesses that operate communications services are considering shutting down in Belarus/Russia in protest, perhaps something akin to "data rationing" (limited hours per day, for example) could be a way to achieve much of the intended effect without all of the potential negative externalities.

Most communications services should have their own in-band ways to communicate with their users, and so they should be able to communicate any planned limitations days/weeks in advance (in order to reduce the likelihood of outages causing unnecessary surprises and/or difficulties).

This would allow families and peers to continue to communicate, while demonstrating a lack of support for the actions of leadership that have created the circumstances in the first place. It's a different model to that of nations enacting rations within their own borders; this would be a form of communication/data rationing-as-protest.
Yes, it's the same trans-national crime syndicate. It's the same war, even – it's just recently became kinetic. Amazing the ROI that Vlad got from TFG.
The key is onsite composting and having it go back to onsite gardens. Failing that, a neighborhood composting which goes back to neighborhood gardens. The idea is to close the carbon cycle to the local area. This has the additional benefit of being able to grow food that are bred to be nutritious rather than bred to be transportable, mitigating overharvesting (when producers and consumers are separated by enough distance).

Usually though, what we have in the US is that foodwaste goes to landfills (bad), and then lawns are grown with fertilizers (instead of compost). That's a much larger carbon cycle that ends up depleting the land in multiple ways. Let's not even get to how wasteful we get with water management -- pumping water, purifying them to drinking water standards, and then watering lawns with them.
CPython, C standards, and IEEE 754
The people having a good time as New Orleans residents aren't the same idiots puking their guts on out Bourbon Street and then telling people the city stinks because they never moved from that location. Those churches are packed for mass every day that there's a service, including people you would never expect. Buddy Diliberto, for example, was an infamous radio talking head and a degenerate gambler but he showed up every single day for church services.

New Orleans residents are perfect for this example because how how deeply rooted Catholicism is into the heart of the city. And I started out by saying South Louisiana, which is a whole lot of NOT New Orleans.
I look at the things around me and... it seems like it wouldn't be that much of a difference?

My phone was made in Vietnam. My solar panels were made in Taiwan. My automobile was made in Japan. My clothes were made in Bangladesh. My lumber comes from Canada. My food comes domestically (the tomatoes are from Mexico, though that will change in a couple months). I can't tell where my laptop was made, but there are plenty of options from Korea and Taiwan.

And I'm by no means anti-China. I like cheap flashlights and wrenches like everyone, but almost everything has alternative sources. If I had to go China-free, maybe I'd have the equivalent of 10% less disposable income? I doubt it would be even that much.
If "believing in the value of education...is an inherent demonstration of the possession of privilege", then mere belief can render one privileged or unprivileged.

This sort of thinking seems...religious.
Yeah I agree. "Only asking when you are completely blocked" definitely isn't a sign of seniority: it might mean losing a lot of time for little benefit. Maybe the person with the knowledge would be very happy spending 10min with you rather than you spending hours figuring things out by yourself.
You can check your credit for free, and the freezes are also free.
Took the survey, it suggests I have a 'high' risk of burnout... then they try to sell me services to fix the problem they just diagnosed me with.

Hmmm, I wonder why I'm so cynical? Why do I assume bad faith so often? I wonder??? Guess it's a mystery.
Suggestion: when you do get a job, become a contractor if possible. I’m talking from an Australian/British perspective so YMMV but I’ve been a contractor my entire life mostly because I don’t want to get involved in all the company bullshit.

Performance reviews, town halls, pretending to love and be loved by this giant corporation, all that shit: I don’t care. I turn up, I do a good job, I get paid.

I dunno, it just makes me feel better about the fact that I don’t really want to be working for someone else, but the current reality is that it’s fruitful and relatively stress-free. So this somehow leaves my brain with a happy balance.

Good luck.
You need it for agriculture, probably much more water than it's feasible to desalinate.
I appreciate that on point 2 you add the question "Can you help?" I find it upsetting when people make a statement and you have to infer that it's a request for help.

I had a boss who would often send Slack messages stating something like "[Coworker] is on vacation today" or "The release is out" or "Our sales are down today". It was always some statement with no reason for me to think that he wants me to do something. Of course, I assumed he wanted me to do something or else he wouldn't have contacted me. Then I had to dig out of him what he expected of me.

For everyone reading this: If you want help, please make an explicit request and make it as specific as possible.

It may interest you to scroll through your chat logs with other people to see how much you or other people do what my old boss did (i.e. make a statement and expect someone to know what you want done). I just review the logs with my current boss and was pleased to see none of my previous boss's behavior from me or him. I did, however see that kind of behavior from one of my coworkers.
You should look into enabling fq_codel/cake or similar algorithms on your router if you have bufferbloat issues. You can also rent a cheap seedbox with a symmetrical connection if you are having issues seeding. Also in my experience most of the best trackers have a bonus point system that rewards long term seeding over ratio. BTN for example is completely ratioless.
That's easy because the only check for solvability is item availability, so by setting a dependency chain you can ensure it. We can't do this in StS, since the main obstacle is being able to do enough damage while staying alive, not items per se. Solving that would require simulating battles which is way too expensive due to number of choices.
Sure, but that's independent of the current conversation while not being wrong in its own context.
Ya totally soul sucking people like that exist in a lot of companies. And it's mostly due to these two reasons they do it
1) To get a ego boost when you acknowledge your mistake. Till they get their boost they keep finding loopholes. These are the kind of people who didn't get enough hugs as children.
2) To showcase themselves as all knowing and superior to management or leadership. They don't care about you or your work. You are just a peg in corporate ladder for them. These are the kind of people who would have been certified as sociopaths if there was a universal mental screening.

Unfortunately, I don't have any advice on dealing with either of those two. Both weigh heavily on the general happiness in the workplace and make it a hellhole fast.
My #1 tip: separate your workspace from the rest of the house. It was boring being in the same spot all day, every day. Using a spare bedroom solved that. I don't enter unless it's for work, or I'm cleaning it.
I wonder how that works on a bumpy ride? A phased array helps create a narrow beam aimed at a satellite. I wonder how the system reacts to sudden angular changes when driving. Phased arrays are super fast at changing direction so maybe they're always tracking the target and adjusting?
Many of the services mentioned are generally no reliable partners and should not be relied upon.

My guess would be malware infected devices or someone having your credentials (Do you use a new random password for each sevice?) or is making similar accounts and you are being targetted by measures taken against such actors.

For many of those services they would rather sacrifice a few via false positives, than spend more money to solve.
> How do you live with yourself?

eh? probably much the same as anyone else who isn't perfect.

there seems to be a misconception here that psyop == lying. the majority of psyop is well-presented truths as opposed to intentional deceit. credibility counts, and is easily eroded with careless lies.

we did have a fair amount of latitude which objectives we would pursue, however, based on the relevance and estimated effectiveness for the demographics in the area. that said, reducing roadside bombs is an objectively good goal, in my opinion. as is encouraging people to participate in an election. as is informing the public about free medical services.

> I know the answers

well that's no fun! honestly, it seems your "known answers" are a bit off-base. try to keep an open / curious mind; we're still on HN after all :)
Hmm, I haven't had issues with Tutanota on Apple and Discord, though I don't use it for my main accounts, only alternate ones.
It's not the whole society that is murdering their neighboors. If that were true, all americans should be considered criminals.
'acts of gord' was always amusing too.
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Victory for Ukraine wouldn't lead to ICC courts though, unless Ukraine rolls into Moscow and takes Putin captive.
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HackenProof - web3 bug bounty platform with Ukrainian roots - asks you to find vulnerabilities in Ukrainian critical infrastructure and media and report about them through its platform.
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Didn't the emergency orders end at the same time?
1) Not drones.

2) I assume you brought up drones in particular because the drone war has raged, as you wrote, "all over" the Middle East, which is part of what's alarming about it. Iraq and maybe Syria have experienced US-led saturation bombing during the drone war (but not by drones). Countries subject primarily to the drone part of the war have not.
There is vast innovation granted, but with it comes huge cost because it's often investor driven... It's why we see patches and workarounds to problems far more than true fixes now more than ever.

True innovation in ventilation to mitigate Covid would look something like an inexpensive UV light air purification unit that can be mounted over the air intake of a home heating system... Many of us bought blacklights at Spencer Gifts back in the early 90s, but somehow relative lights are marked now as a "new innovation" and a high price tag is slapped on every solution involving it, along with cameras, internet connectivity, and even robotics...

This is a very generalized means of elaborating on problem cited here of course... A much bigger conversation on this could be made.
Load Testing with Taz
Russia complaining about fake news is jaw-dropping in its irony. They're the ones who turned fake news into an art form. And as an authoritarian government, theyshould have no problem dealing with it.
On pretty much any metric that matters life is worse for the typical Russian citizen today as compared with before the collapse of the USSR. Educational attainment, lifespan, gender equity, homelessness rates, nutrition

I'm not sure why people bring up that time as if it were somehow worse, turns out selling off all your public institutions to corporations at firesale prices isn't a good foundation for democracy. Many of those oligarchs that made out well became the powerbase of Putin, whom MI6 funded and supported.

The West creates its own monsters
This may be related to the following story: https://www.coindesk.com/business/2022/03/02/consensys-ag-sh...

Ethereum's black spot has always been its deemphasis (or more generously, realistic) attitude towards decentralisation. The tradeoff without being evangelical about decentralisation (https://nitter.42l.fr/zndtoshi/status/1478387674335559681) can be seen today.

Having followed cryptocurrencies for a while, the difficulty and lack of choice in nodes for clients is one of many frustrating choices with smart contract chains. Hopefully this leads to a greater community emphasis and improved UI.
That may be good advise for a 17 year old, but at 37 you really shouldn't waste time if you want kids.
What do you mean by the 2nd time? Did you rewrite the whole thing again some amount of time later?
Overpass Turbo [1] is the search for OSM data. One can search for partial key-value combinations. When searching for `name:фермерське` around Kyiv, I only find one instance: https://overpass-turbo.eu/s/1gBr

Generalising the search for `*=фермерське` does not yield much more (around Kyiv, for example): https://overpass-turbo.eu/s/1gBA

You can pan and zoom the map and repeat the search with the 'Run' button on the top left, but I often get a time-out when searching for regions spanning more than ~50 km.

[1]: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Overpass_turbo
You answered my question with a dozen more questions :) Thank you, these are important things to think about and discuss with my wife. I appreciate the time and effort you took to respond to me. Good luck in your endeavours as well!
Samsung caught throttling 10k phone apps–and its own home screen
https://www.britannica.com/list/flags-that-look-alike has a few more, including Iceland/Norway and Luxembourg/the Netherlands
This speculation on likely Putin successors interesting though
https://youtu.be/kF9KretXqJw?t=3406
Plenty of good answers in this thread but the primary reason is that bandwidth is really cheap. There’s no reason the risk losing control of the most crucial part of your product offering.
what worked for you to fill the gaps?
The fuses are typically 10A and there are products that go right up to that. You can probably safely use 8A in most cars. So about 100 watts.
Uhh, maybe a believable plotline like "Because the protagonist lives on a crumbling bridge with a military-trained dolphin encircled by cyborg psychopaths and Japanese megacorp military types while a highly infectious disease ravages remnant humanity and it's the end of the world?" https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0113481/
They had a Show HN a few hours ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30542230

It looks like that's what they're referring to.
I get the impression that Putin was on the edge of losing Russia before Ukraine. Ukraine may be a final ploy for him to stay in power. Wartime crack downs, crippling political rivals with loss of large foreign assets, insulating Russia from external media, cutting domestic media, mobilizing troops and reserves. All of this cements a shaky position which was being undermined by foreign and domestic political groups.

We'll see how the gamble goes. We may see Russia become North Korea 2.0 with the Putin family as the new Tzars of Russia. Or maybe a second governmental collapse is imminent.
> ...whereas Hispanic and Black students aren’t suited for “rigorous training in Maths and Science” and are doomed to be dropouts.

Author says the very opposite: "It also insults and demeans the achievements of black and Hispanic students who get into schools like Lowell and TJ through sacrifice and achievement. The message is clear: stop trying so hard." Where "It" is the new race-biased admissions policy. Please do not make misleading and outrageous claims.
As an American: I agree with your point broadly, but I would love to see the world punishing Americans e.g. through sanctions for an event like the invasion of Iraq or Vietnam, should it happen. Such unnecessary destruction of human life should be met with resistance on every level.
If using a 3rd party ROM, this might not be anything to worry about. E.g., to get notifications to occur immediately for the AOSP messenger app:

adb shell dumpsys deviceidle whitelist +com.android.messaging

https://i.reddit.com/r/LineageOS/comments/dpk7v4/messaging_n...
Yeah that’s not a technology problem, that’s an ego problem.
I've personally never read his work. I thought the titling alone so shallow as to not warrant a toe-dip, and the orientation toward success in business was just another factor in my shying away. Sorry!
I was wondering if we can call this 3D NAND, as opposed to say 2.5-D

It seems Micron does use that terminology though not in this post. Samsung used V-NAND for vertical.
Frankly I'm getting tired of all the psyops flood. This helps nil because they're only inconveniencing Alexander, not the Russian government, their military or their oligarchy. Of all the sports, I would have thought chess would be much less prone to politics because chess players are almost free agents.
What has become of this world when the last independent television channel is in Russia ?
Migrating a PSS is a 3-10 year project, depending on airline size
1) fair enough. My mistake.

And yeah your interpretation of my point is correct.
Like those Jewish Germans? Would you punish them for Hilter's actions?
What I don't get is why it only effected the TCG. Kadabra is in Legends Arceus, in Ultra Sun and Moon, Diamond and Pearl etc.