skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I can't make it work.

I login, it demands I answer security questions ... I don't know those.

The link to reset security questions demands I LOGIN.

I opened a support ticket days ago... nothing.

And this all when I KNOW my username and password.
Google on Helping Ukraine
Veloren looks promising. I've played it a bit just trying it out. I know it's supposed to be an open-source community built game, and I hope it continues to remain so, but I am also hoping they get some altruistic funding soon just so that perhaps the main maintainers can turn it into a serious game development project.
Nukemap Is Down
Social bookmarks of Mariialv
Well in my opinion, for some of you the love to Russia clearly goes too far.

https://funker530.com/video/the-weird-texan-guy-embedded-wit...
I can’t play Flight Simulator anymore because the app launcher is so buggy. I guess I’m done with Minecraft. Hopefully someone will come up with a suitable clone soon enough.
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As an independent observer on the last Duma (lower house of Russian parliament) elections, I can tell with certainty that these elections were rigged. Upper house of the parliament is not elected.
Wait so literally EEE. I thought MS was done with that.
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Something like this: https://github.com/boosh/dawg
For the uninitiated: Auto insurance in Ontario frequently costs more than the car lease itself. At the low end, it costs CAD 250/month, more if you're a male driver with few years of experience (or an immigrant with many years of experience abroad that don't count).
The AMD64/x86_64 ISA patents expire 2023. This makes RISC-V kind of pointless since x86 has a vastly superior ecosystem. I would prefer a solid x86 system without IME, Pluton, secret microcode, EFI cripple bootloader and all the other surveillance, anti-freedom crap over RISC-V any day.
>They have the money to get things right, they just somehow don't. I just don't get it.

They have enough money that they don't need to get it right. What are you gonna do, go running to the competition? They can just buy the competition.
The western equivalent is the BBC or the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.
I have one phone number and two minecraft accounts... What's the betting using it twice will lock both and fuck me out of office and Xbox?
Try Minetest with the Dreambuilder mod.

If you want a MC clone, get Mineclone 5.
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We are building the IFTTT for blockchains - a tool to query, trigger and automate blockchain data :) [0]

We recently raised a $3M seed [1]; it's 9 of us at the moment and we are working on pretty fun stuff: rebuilding our frontend from the ground up, new GraphQL API, adding a ton of features to our real-time monitor backend - it's still very early from both a code and product perspective.

We are fully remote and we try to get the team together every few months, usually for crypto conferences around the world. Previous get-togethers include Sardinia (Italy), Lisbon (Portugal), and Denver (USA).

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Crypto experience of any kind is a plus, but if you're intrigued this can also be an excellent way to get your foot in the door.

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Read the implementation of Hooks (in the React codebase) if you want a big LOL. They're a slower, partial re-implementation of objects with bizarre custom syntax. In a language that's already so heavily OO that the functions are objects.
But like, it's 2022. Anyway, I've never seen any suggestion that checkboxes are obsolete. They seem easier to use than slide toggles to me. It's easier to tell if they're "on". It's harder for me to remember which direction or color indicates on in a slide. But with a checkbox, it's dead-simple. Simple solution to shitty slide_toggle divs is just use input type=checkbox, since they work perfectly.
kind of a swiss army knife approach https://github.com/StreisandEffect/streisand
Streisand sets up a new server running your choice of WireGuard, OpenConnect, OpenSSH, OpenVPN, Shadowsocks, sslh, Stunnel, or a Tor bridge. It also generates custom instructions for all of these services. At the end of the run you are given an HTML file with instructions that can be shared with friends, family members, and fellow activists.
Yea i kind of agree also the way I have set up the page it is only an issue in mobile view. I guess the combination of no JS and mobile is even smaller.
An email client running on my own machine is not a third party. But regardless, this is why the feature is called "enable access for less secure apps". It's disabled by default, and it re-disables itself automatically unless you're actively using it to sign in.

My Google account does not contain nuclear launch codes, and my threat model is not the same as Google's. I am far more worried about getting locked out of my own account due to some mishap than I am someone else getting in, and I think I should be able to assess my own risk. Google can set defaults, but I know my own life.

(I will say that I wouldn't mind switching to app-specific passwords, but Google won't let me because I have 2FA turned off. I don't want 2FA because I don't want to get locked out of my account, I don't need 2FA because I use a password manager, and I don't understand how 2FA and app-specific passwords are related.)
That post looks like Orwellian satire.

Starting with the header image literally telling the viewer what to do. APPLAUSE

Two authoritative figures standing on stage, delivering the good message to the crowd. APPLAUSE

Followed by a dose of gaslighting; `So if you find yourself feeling like this transition is a hassle (but let’s be honest, it really isn’t...`

Written by: Staff
I'm not an expert in this area, but from what I have gathered with respect to domestic Fedwire based wire transfers:

Fedwire is arguably the main settlement system used in the US between banks that participate in the federal reserve, when correspondence accounts are not in use. (Even other systems that claim to be settlement systems seem to often end up using FedWire for final settlement). The actual settlement is simply a debit and credit in the bank's accounts with the Fed. But while that does technically settle payment, in practice more information is needed, as the bank's accountants need to know what this was for, so they can keep their accounts up to date. Therefore metadata can be attached to the transfer. Without that it would be more complicated to figure out what exactly just got settled.

But when one is trying to send money not just between banks, but between customers of banks, even more metadata is generally needed. You are correct that at least in theory, the field for the target account would clearly who is getting paid. (Obviously the org receiving the wire will often generally need some additional metadata about what the payment is for, in much the same way banks do, hence the use of fields like 4320.)

I suspect that the receiving bank's handling is usually mostly automated (especially with larger banks), but that there are some safeguards that sometimes stop things for manual review both for correctness concerns (like making sure the name of beneficiary is even remotely close to the name associated with that account number) and for security considerations (flagging suspicious transactions to have further verification). And of course, if things are incorrect and things are not caught by the safeguards, it requires human effort to fix.

The receiving organization's steps seems to often be at least somewhat manual. (But this can vary, orgs that receiving thousands of transfers a day likely automate more than those that receive just a few.) I get the feeling some organizations with the capability of automatically processing most incoming wires simply don't, because having a person look at the incoming wire, and review what the automated processing will do before clicking an "approve processing" button can catch other mistakes, some of which could be a pain to unwind manually.
Is that any different from having a credit card with the billing address in Delaware?
Then you can add a transition-delay to the CSS https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/transition-...
And why would you trust Greg Maxwell and his gang?
What a ride. It might be worth putting quotes around your first paragraph because I thought you were a shill or some sort of bot at first lol.
My only evidence is the number of people on HN who seem to believe in unsubstantiated conspiracy theories and falsehoods, and obvious partisan propaganda. The premise that HN is hard to fool is undone by simply spending enough time here.
I honestly have no idea why so many software products try to mimic the real world instead of focusing on the advantages of the digital medium.
I hope so too. I also hope that if I were faced with such a situation, I would behave heroically.

> "just overthrow the dictator, bro, it is that easy"

it's not easy - it's awfully difficult and risky, but it is that simple. Just like fighting Russian soldiers in Ukraine - it's not easy - but it is as simple as taking up arms and fighting.

Popular movements to overthrow tyranny (South Africa, India, etc.) have always relied on the masses refusing to cooperate or actively resisting.
The cross platform (as in consoles) Version is written in C++ called bedrock edition, but they are both still actively developed on.
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This would have been an excellent use of a <noscript> tag, but there is none :(
Show HN: Fweb3
NO

You just forking do not negotiate (except for the release of hostages, while ensuring that all other potential hostages are moved out of harm's way).

If you do, you can expect nothing but a continuously escalating stream of demands.

It is a fool's game - the only winning move is to not play.
I disagree that this is a realistic threat in a world where Ethereum tokens are reasonably distributed. Stakers will simply defect and sell their tokens as the price increases. Conversely, this kind of attack would bring the price down as investors lose confidence, further encouraging people to defect and either validate honestly or sell tokens.
Russia has invaded a sovereign nation under propaganda reasons internally. They are banning VPNs because they can't let the people find out the truth.

If you setup a VPN and your family is caught connecting. They will be considered an enemy.
I think this is an interesting situation.

The article states the pipeline is indirectly owned by gazprom. Which for the sake of argument I'll assume Russia/Putin has a certain amount of control over.
Filing for insolvency is a legal requirement under certain financial situations.
Reading the article it's unclear to me whether this is a political message or an attempt of the company to comply with the law. As it's just "considerung" insolvency it might be a political message regarding Russian willingness to provide gas going forward.

Imho a very interesting development.
Related:

Mozilla Hubs – Private social VR in your web browser - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24872589 - Oct 2020 (103 comments)
OSM != OSMAnd ;)

I‘m on an iPhone, so can’t check; but can you not simply stop the navigation of your route and then OSMAnd shuts up?
You should have "my mail data should not be shared with third parties" as a general rule for mail providers. If that's not you, cool - but I'd wager most folks don't want their mail read :)
Yet before the creation of a buffer state called Belgium, France and UK were in a never ending war.

Alas, geography has a power which cannot be negated by the UN, NATO or pacifism.
Microsoft gaming is a pretty terrible compared to other marketplaces/launchers. I sub to xboxgamepass and have had so many silly issues that im considering canceling. Team/group based games are seriously problematic. I thought multiplayer was a problem that was worked out years ago.
If there's a game loop attached to it, sure
I love no-JS type hacks and solutions as your post has suggested, but I would actually be more concerned about using solutions like your hidden menu in production than what the parent has suggested. Some of them, like the checkbox dark mode, are indeed hacks and cause issues with accessibility, and when I've tried a suitably complex burger menu without JS, I find it a buggy and annoying UX.

I think the true progressive enhancement route would be to render the menu either visibly on the page (maybe at the bottom?) or on a separate page entirely. Your burger menu icon is a link (either an anchor to bring the menu into view or to the dedicated menu page) and if JS is supported, you hijack the link using code similar to the parent comment and add a class to bring the menu element into view from there.

In doing so, your page can work just as HTML, not even CSS required, and if JS is supported then you have real state management to control the visibility of your menu (although accessibility concerns still potentially exist if you're not careful!).
> the 3D Web.

Wow, I haven't encountered such an obvious technological fad since 3D TV was a thing, and I'm quite sure the "3D web" such as it is will meet the same fate. It has all the same markers too:

- a stalling industry desperately looking for a new revenue stream: check

- heavily locked down content tied to expensive hardware: check

- aggressively pushing an unwanted product that doesn't do anything anyone really needs: check
I heard he drank 70 beers on a flight once. RIP chickeman.
> If you've uploaded it, there's no sense in taking it down. Google already has it. Just don't log-in to Google accounts and don't take their cookies.

I meant in terms of making it convenient to use that data in some other environment when one moves away from Google.

My Drive contents, for example, will come down in doc formats that may or may not be immediately compatible with whatever I want to move to (be it someone else's cloud or locally-running desktop editors). And it'll all have to be re-indexed for search purposes (unless I just decide "being able to search all my documents regardless of their format" is one of those Drive features I no longer care about).

Photos as well... I can pull my photos down, but I'm going to leave behind those "Find all pictures of a cat" or "Find all pictures of my mom" features that Google Photos provide.
It's not like they're under a cuban like blockade...
No, if it was MIT then it would be an official communique from the Office of the President of MIT. It's MIT Technology Review, and the distinction exists for a reason.
>The kicker is that they are extremely bad at mixed account scenarios, you know like needing a certain account for work and another account for private stuff. Enjoy the entropy!

I never really thought about that Google is surprisingly good at this, despite being more complicated: On some services you can have multiple identities even within the same Google account (like on YouTube).

They have a "Switch Account" button and it just lists all of your Google Accounts with all of your identities (YouTube channels) below them. It's really comfortable to work with and I hardly (well, not never) mess this up. The identity icon in the top right that is also repeated in every place where you're submitting something with that identity (like next to the comment box) helps to keep you oriented.

Typically I give Google a lot of shit, but they've got this figured out at least.
These aims shouldn't be incompatible. The device should be able to use purely local location data to tag the photos, and then the photos should only be made available to applications the user trusts.

We've been so brainwashed by saas companies to expect that simply collecting information implies sharing it. The point of distributions like this is to remove those cloud dependencies while retaining functionality, and placing that functionality at the control of the user.
Escape the nightmare, embrace the zen, use Joystick: https://github.com/cheatcode/joystick.
Making a RPi equivalent would require a GPU with Linux support, I don't see any sign that RISC-V chip vendors are able to do this.

Building a desktop system with a PCIe graphics card would be easier.
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Minetest has the Dreambuilder mod.
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Or as part of display: grid which also has severe quirks with position: sticky despite it being a much newer API.