skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Oh, and you forgot anything that requires child labour in the 21st century. I love these OP type of comments. They always give me a chuckle. I feel like everything reverts to child labour or tragedy of the commons (pollution, excessive harvesting of natural resources). Seriously, can you imagine what businesses said in Victorian England when the child labour acts were proposed? And how about the environmental laws in 1970s in United States? "Oh, how can we continue our filthy, harmful business under these new laws?" This kind of thinking promotes "race to the bottom" mentality that I reject. You said it best: "Some kind of businesses aren't worth having."

On a more positive note: I wish wealthy countries would pass laws to ban ship breaking in countries with weaker environmental laws. It seems like a terrible loop hole today that would not be very expensive to patch. When you look at how chemical plants operate in wealthy (mostly environmentally clean) places, pollution controls are front and center for the whole staff. They well know the fines easily exceed profits, and they don't want to wreck their own communities with pollution.
are you asking for the source code to a webpage?
By that definition, "getting good at game mechanics" is so broad as to be meaningless, and "need to be rather competent in their demanding mechanics" is no explanation at all.
There isn't one. The progressive response is generally deflection.

I'm a progressive myself (albeit one that disagrees with the party line on this particular issue), and it's blatantly obvious that progressives that support anti-Asian discrimination like this are well aware of how messed up it is and how bad it looks, so they try to deflect, rather than engage directly.
For what reason do you say that?

edit: asking this question to clarify since the other reply(ies) take this as a given.
> Very little of it is actually mechanically demanding.

Sekiro though
Security researcher at Gaurdio discovered an active network of sophisticated crypto attacks chaining the most prominent brands and targeting the MetaMask wallet. These malicious actors have already siphoned hundreds of thousands of dollars and are setting the tone as a new category of attacks with the rise of Web3 and the Metaverse.
> Unsuprising that the Western press and academia has the nuance of a brick, perhaps because their own history is so grotesquely checkered.

There will always be an element of the intangible in any effort by the Western mind to understand India. The experience is one of irreducible complexity, the subject receding from attempts to form a mental framework that permits nuanced understanding.

This documentary is 50 years old. Nothing has changed.

https://youtu.be/XFGO8oL0RLk
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OK, and does anyone here knows good alternative for getting early feedback? I was thinking about posting some stories to medium, but it's not really meant as a feedback platform.
My comment went from, like +10 votes to -1 and flagged in 1 hour.

Is this your doing or someone else?

I also have a PhD in Physics, everyone I know in my field agrees with me, including my professors. Sorry, but disagreeing with me is NOT a reason to be flagging comments. If it wasn't you then the apologies, I guess my comment is for whoever did it.
Or fix the demand side.

Right now, megacorps are abusing colleges as a filter to weed out people who can't cope with high stress environments or keep deadlines and, even more egregious, load the cost for a lot of what used to be employer-paid on-the-job training onto the students via student loans. A "bullshit job" should not require a college degree.
Always love to see these finds. There was another (possibly larger, need to check) one found just down the road from where I live last year:

‘most exciting Roman mosaic discovery in the UK in the last century’

https://www.theguardian.com/culture/2021/nov/25/archaeologis...

Looking forward to being a able to visit it maybe later in the year. It sounds like they are going to open it to the public.
Code I write, be it python, php, HTML or JS is still plain text as a format. I can open any of these code documents in any dumb text editor.

The fact that some other tool can do more with these files, parse them, execute them, "extract" some logic from them isn't relevant to the fact that I can open, read and edit these files as a pure and plain text file.

Therefore adding parsable parts/logic to files like YAML headers (or any self created style) doesn't make these files 'non plaintext'.

Following your logic would mean that doing any markup in a text file would make it somehow 'non plaintext'. I remember old Readme files with headlines being underlined by adding a new line full of - - - - (dashes). And stuff like this. Because these could theoretically be used to parse the files and extract headlines from the text.
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> They are now going to deliver some Migs to the Ukrainian army

No, they aren’t. That now-deleted tweeted from an adviser to European Parliament doesn’t reflect reality, and has been denied by NATO, Poland (who was the one state specifically rumored to be providing planes), and every other source its been attempted to be confirmed with.
Why does this have so many question marks? Some things shouldn't be explained.
While I support companies having bug bounty programs, I also can’t justify why a company must be obligated to provide a bug bounty program.

It’s like obligating companies to have a user feedback program.
I'm confused by this comment. I am assume you are not talking about physical commodity trading firms, but rather securities trading firms. If yes, this comment makes no sense. Anyone worth anything in the securities markets is covered by a non-complete clause, but you are paid for it. For example: If your contract says you cannot move to a competitor for six months after you leave, then your current employer is contractually obligated to keep you as a paid employee for those six months. Yes, these contracts have been reviewed by state's attorneys in New York, where most trading firms are based in the US.

The real issue is when firms won't pay workers for this privilege. This should be outlawed. It is harmful to workers and competition ("free movement of labour").
I have not watched what was said.

What I can tell you is that the U.S. congress will flip to the opposite [Republican] party in 2023.

When that happens, Biden will be impeached.
Does anyone know why google maps is used here? Could it be trolling? To make people busy doing useless work?
I wonder if this will reawaken Vatican banker death investigations.
completion scripts are very very useful, but writing them is a disorganized mess.

It would almost be easier to modify the bash source itself to read and use a regular grammar, say:

foo [-p <pid>] [-f <configfile>]
<pid>: {ps -eo pid}
<configfile>: {ls -1 *.cfg}

or maybe something even nicer with help text
More mass adoption, and browser extensions to support IPFS, and to resolve ENS names, and we're completely in the "web3" world.

We just need a standardized way of mapping ENS names to IPFS CIDs to serve entry point for dApps that are running completely decentrelized.
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Donbass got a lot of coal, and we still need coal. Donetsk was a very rich city before 2014, and we want to restore that. Donbass history is rooted in Ukrainian and German history, not Russian.
Mill has been slideware for as long as I can remember, and I don't see that changing. There are some interesting ideas there that I think would be interesting to explore for comparch researchers, but I have very near zero faith in Mill Computing ever producing something people can buy and use.
Dropbox removed Linux support? It seems to work fine for me on arch Linux with btrfs.
The new laws explicitly call out jail time for violations. Which tbh is about time.
QUOTA and RILEY are my go to opening words.
"if we're never being paged then we're probably moving too slow"

Or you are at a company that respects your time at home and doesn't wake you at 3am. I personally might not even hear the phone.
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1. there's no nukes in Ukraine nor new NATO countries, so it's not comparable

But that's irrelevant, because

2. why should people in Ukraine be killed because USA did something in 60s? How exactly USA doing something bad justifies Russia killing Ukrainians?

Also

3. how far back are we allowed to go with these? If 60s are OK, then can we go back to 40s? Russia murdered hundreds of thousands of captured prisoners back then. Does that make it OK for EU to kill some Cubans now? In 50s they also killed a lot of people, mostly anti-nazi resistance members who wanted independence for their countries. Then there was the whole Brezhnev doctrine and they invaded Hungary and Czechoslovakia. Or maybe we can only go back to 90s? Russia sent KGB forces and army to invade Baltic states. They killed some people and went back after massive protests.

This kind of "ethics" you present is why we had world wars. It's absurd, and I hope you realize that.

BTW: have you defended USA invasions of Iraq by saying "but Russia invaded Czechoslovakia so it's fine"? Why not?
A VLIW processor that suffers due to an insufficiently smart compiler? Gee, haven't heard that one before.
Yes, it does a very superficial job. But to check for third-party cookies and if they are being set without consent is very difficult to normalize and check for.

For now, this is just a simple tool to check where a website fetches its information. However, it takes a shortcut by only traversing the DOM. It would be more precise if it checked all network activity from a site, but then it would have to fire up a browser for every search, and the loading times would be much, much longer (yes, I tried).

But if people find this helpful, I could work more on it to add more features as you suggest.
While I know these are large companies, why do you think that is aiming high? Is it salary only? Do they treat folks better than other places? Is it just that they are a large company?
Once I learned their economy is as big as the Benelux, it's even smaller than you can imagine. They are still riding the good old Soviet days.

Their military spending is less than France and Germany combined.
I completely don't get location-based pay. I provide you with some work, that's worth some amount of money. Why does my location change the value of my work? Do I suddenly become better if I move to SF?

I get that some people have arguments for it, I just entirely disagree that any of them are valid. Whether I'm in a city that costs a lot to live in is no more the responsibility of my employer than whether I like to drive Ferraris.
This seems very selfish to me especially listing all of these FL/OSS projects. The idea of cutting Russia out of open source communities goes against the core tenant of it.
Rejection (the ability to learn and grow from it) is a core competency in business and life. There was a guy who even made rejection into a game: https://www.wnyc.org/story/an-invisibilia-favorite-rejection...
It feels very improbable that a government would be using google maps for this.
It feels even more improbable that even if they are, removing a mark from google maps would prevent them from launching an actual air strike. Surely a target important enough to "mark" would be worth finding an alternative way to target in case a bunch of keyboard warriors figure out your nefarious plan.

None of this makes sense.

I know it feels good to feel like you're helping but I think you're being trolled by assholes on the internet.
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I think the problem with a difficulty slider is that it puts lots of extra burden on the developer. Balancing difficulty is already tricky, and now you have to do it n times? And a newcomer to the series might choose "easy", which is not the intended experience for the average player.

My proposal is an "a la carte" difficulty instead, where you choose what mechanics you want to mess with. You could get unlimited estus or health, give yourself any item or any number of souls, freely adjust your level, etc. Basically cheat codes. That way you really choose your own difficulty. The whole game can be a cakewalk or can just skip one area that's giving you trouble. And honestly that would just be fun for everyone to mess with.
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Why would Russia mark airstrikes with some kind of obfuscated Google Maps entries? I hope your hometown stays safe, but I can't see how this makes sense.
Since no one said it, many thanks for your courage and actions opposing Putin!
This has THE MOST satisfying sounds of any game I've ever played
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I worry skin-color based discrimination will only become worse from affirmative action. For instance, medicals schools are known to accept, all else equal, lower MCAT and GPA from 'black' persons (or at least those who identify themselves as such). It poisons the well and makes a patient question whether their doctor got into school due to their 'black' or other 'disadvantaged' skin color, a question that could be better eliminated if affirmative action-like considerations were eliminated in medical school.
The whole premise of RISC-V is that the ISA itself is a commodity and there is no value in creating yet another proprietary ISA, so it makes sense to have it freely available to anyone and pool resources around the software ecosystem.

So China/India/Russia/EU/whoever are in fact smart in choosing RISC-V rather than reinventing the wheel for no benefit.
Yeah those game ads are cringe.
Putin’s decision could make sense if he just got into power and got handed this situation.

But he’s been in power for a long time. He created the situation that he is in. Other countries don’t trust Russia and want to join the other side.

Thus if you consider the long view, he fucked this one up big time.
You won't need anything more than Stadia for that

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> declaring that js is poison & ruins everything is so overblown. no languages deserve this unmeasured raw malice.

I suggest you learn more about JavaScript, including its origin, its growth, its limitations, and its strengths, then do the same for several other languages.

if you do this, you will either see JS as the cancer it is, or you will lie to yourself and say you have "won" this discussion.

JavaScript has succeeded only because web browsers have carried it. it doesn't have enough merit to exist on its own, especially if you measure that by the JavaScript that existed early on. that was rubbish (though much simpler rubbish than today's variants) and if it weren't for the parasitic nature of JavaScript it would have died when it should have died. now, because it has been around so long and sees so much use, people believe it is a valid choice for other things. it really isn't.
Sorry. I didn't know that rule when I posted the link. Thanks for correcting me.
> "White men" are more diverse than you think and have only in modern times put things like hibernophobia behind us.

While this may be factually correct, that’s not exactly what racism here refers to, and to dismiss it as such is ignoring legitimate concerns.

Yea, there might be diversity among white men. However. White Men weren’t enslaved in large numbers. White men weren’t excluded by redlining. American society did not systematically deny the same opportunities to white men that it denied to other races and genders.

So when talking about racism, it’s not really helpful to point out that by definition not all white men are the same.
Ukraine: Watching the war on Russian TV – a whole different story
There is absolutely nothing mentioned in your comment that Java or C# didn’t already do better 10 years ago, let alone now. The only somewhat redeeming quality of go is virtual threads, but that is not even the reason like 90% of its user base uses it for.
Every other country has a similar system. Even the Soviet communists, at the height of their power, had more or less the same system.
I understand. It's unfair and hard. Business.

I have been thinking about business being business for a long time. Let me tell you a vision of a better future. I am not explaining how to get there, just what is in this future.

Business will not have changed a lot. But people! People have a lot better means of living. Most needs are covered. This changes the power relationship between people and business. Business becomes sort of a game. You can lose but it's just a game.

The main rules of this game are:

1. follow law and mores
2. be bound by contracts to have earnings and spendings
3. earnings ≥ spendings

If you violate these rules for too long a time and too heavily, your business will be booted. It's a harsh game.

This rule of business has been in force already thousands of years ago. Barter superfluous stone knives against food, for example.

And today this game can have inhuman consequences as we see here.

Parent's business is trying to work around that they suddenly a team dropped out. Software stopped being delivered. As a consequence they are afraid that earnings can't be realized.

In a strategic game it's clear that something needs to be done or they get booted.

And some people today fail to see this aspect. They complain that business is greedy and inhuman. They ask that companies should be "human".

But it's my conviction that business is a worthwile and important game benefitting the society. As long as business is bound to sensible law like forbidding hurting people (for example by overworking them or exposing them to unhealthy conditions), business should be free to do business.

Therefore we shouldn't change business a lot but give people better means and therefore more power and independence.

If a business fails it's just losing a game round. This can hurt but everybody should be able to get up again and have another chance.

It's just a vision of a better future.
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Who wants to Sell anything?
Why no section to sell anything on HN?

HN has an awesome community with its proven track record of helping people to get hired. I have a feeling it should be a place to help people sell anything.

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I really hate location-based pay. Why should people from East Europe or Vietnam subsidize rich people in SF? If you can not afford your rent talk to city hall, get a van or change city! Do not export your problems to other parts of the world!
It is'nt clear. For instance, to me it's not clear if that can be obstruction of justice in a forth-coming investigation.
ah, i see, the game is much better when you don't have a 165hz monitor. maybe fix that. lol
That is fucking genius. Self identify as '<disadvantaged race>' and then quit your jobs, laughing all the way to the bank as the scholarships roll in.

You could renovate a house or something in the meantime, wrapping up your cash in that endeavor (little money in the bank on paper, except in the 'family home' while simultaneously having no income, offloading it as soon as the scholarships roll in.