skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
So it randomly invading a country.

International law doesn’t actually mean very much, especially when the violator is powerful and has nuclear weapons.
we'll probably see a long trend towards more tech labor unionization. If you're up to it you can join the one big union in solidarity today:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Industrial_Workers_of_the_Worl...
As others have said, history management in a SPA tends to be done for you. But if you were to do it yourself, you would centralize your href-click handling in a single spot where you go history.pushState(path) and never bother with it again, it simply hooks into all <a>.

While bad SPAs do this badly just like bad iOS clients do things badly (like incessant spinners, zero caching, and unselectable text), it's a small concesión to make in the scheme of client-side development.

On the other hand, have you ever wrestled with CoreData on iOS? It's like using the worst ORM with the worst Active Record abstraction, easy to get wrong, yet that's the tool you're given. And you're choosing between that built-in solution or going off the rails with another solution with its own trade-offs, and both paths feel like you're wrestling with the platform.

It just comes with the space of client-development, you just tend to get used to wrestling with the platform you have the most experience with, and it's easy to forget that when you judge the concessions that must be made on other platforms.
"peacekeeping" "mission"
That's great. Maybe take a class!
DVD drives that can read Wii discs are super rare, but here's an interesting one—BluRay drives that can PS3 discs are quite common!

Unfortunately, ripping them still isn't an easy process. Last time I did this I needed three different programs: A generic ISO creator followed by "PS3 ISO Patcher" and then finally "3k3y ISO Tools".

This is an area where I'm actually a bit disappointed in emulator developers—RPCS3 ought to automate this process. I realize they're working for free in their spare time, but... if you're going to say that your software is intended to be used legally, I think you have some responsibility to make that the legal path accessible.

> I think I would probably buy the game and then download from an internet source, if I wanted to emulate but stay honest.

Sure, and I've done this to, but there's basically zero chance of anyone doing that at a larger scale. What we want is for the level of friction required to acquire and play a legitimate copy of a game in an emulator to be at least somewhat comparable to the effort required to find and download a pirated copy.

People who play on real hardware are much more likely than emulator users to track down actual games. I suspect that's because—even though piracy is readily available and quite easy on these consoles—using a real disc can feel a lot more straight forward.
I similarly do a lot of documentation, mainly because it helps me to understand the scenarios and contexts, but also because I'm aware that it can short-cut the (expensive) learning curve for new hires.

But it's pretty universally un(der)-appreciated because there's no direct line from good documentation to "improved bottom line". I've not come across documentation-related KPIs, especially now that Agile gets misinterpreted as "no documentation" - sure, the code can change regularly, but the fundamental concepts barely change and should have a couple of levels of documentation (detail and overview) as they're fundamental to the business itself, and user processes change slowly enough that updating existing diagrams is a progressive, not wholesale change.
I mean... I don't want to sound harsh or like a Brave shill, but it sounds like you installed it without having a clue about what it is. I keep seeing negative comments about it that are dismissive like this or just plain wrong and I even though I don't even use it anymore I believe it's highly injusticed.

First off, if you installed it and used it to the point where it showed you an ad, you must have seen the initial screen asking whether you'd like to opt into ads. There's no dark pattern, it's spelled out for you. If you just went "yeah, yeah, whatever", that's on you.

Second, the reason why they have ads is pretty much why the browser itself exists. They introduced a suite of privacy features and an ad model that aims to be privacy-preserving and sustainable (especially in the sense of not letting the web turn into a content cesspool like Google has been doing). In fact their model is the only one I've seen so far that is actually desirable to all actors (advertisers, content producers and content consumers -- yes, including those that don't want any ads, ever). It's a shame it comes with all the stigma crypto has and so it's unlikely to take off.
D) All of the above
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I've decided to migrate my CV to Markdown instead -- pandoc can dump to LaTeX, PDF, you name it.
Friendly borders do a lot even if their not close.

Just having a safe place to decompress between fighting makes a huge difference. Militaries need to be on constant alert where resistance forces can train and plain in safety. It also takes a lot of manpower to defend a border and those people can’t then be directly useful in the fighting. Russia could setup barricades, minefields etc, but that stuff take time, effort and resources to setup.
the html formatting is whack. also where's the switch from HDD to SSD ?
Ask HN: Which companies are hiring developers fleeing from Ukraine and Russia?
Those that also help with visas and relocation: "we can interview and hire you once you're already here" doesn't count.
I agree completely (except I think your timeline for troop movements would be a little late). Putin even told us 'your move' when he called the troop movements an exercise. If we had responded forcefully, they would've gone away with nothing to show for it except some new propaganda.
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I've hacked into (help from G)

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No color associations for me. In fact, I mostly "feel" the shapes I describe in the article rather than seeing them constantly. The pictures I ended up drawing are what the shapes would look like if you could drag them out into the real world and shine a light on them, but otherwise they're generally invisible in my head.
> By definition, "correcting" observational data to make it conform to your theory (which is the effect of what they're doing) is not scientific.

What about corrections to compensate for known biases? Such as moving a measuring station from the cold to the hot side of a valley.
Chechnya is the counterpoint here: Russia crushed the local populace completely mercilessly and successfully installed a puppet in the form of the equally merciless Ramzan Kadyrov.

This would be likely the worst possible outcome for Ukraine, but it's sadly feasible. The main difference is that world didn't really care about a bunch of Muslims in an unpronounceable city (Grozny) in what was legally Russian territory, while for Ukraine they do seem willing to stand up a bit more.
Adding a GUI to Powershell Scripts (2014)
Ah that plant must have been operated by neo-Nazis.
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You might get some suggestions for the Kinesis Advantage 2. It's a great keyboard, but keep in mind it's very different from other keyboards and could take a couple weeks to get used to before you're back up to your full productivity. I think the best approach for the Advantage is to just stick with it and fight the urge to even temporarily switch back to a regular keyboard.
OpenStack Is Dead?
That must be why my attempt at archiving it froze -.-
My point was that say India had 44 Unicorns in 2021, 10 in 2020 , 9 in 2019 totalling to a 88 Unicorns till now. So I was expecting higher for a EU economy.
> If a man murders someone, the victim's family sues and win, and as a result the murder's children are economically deprived...

Sorry but this is not accurate. This would be more accurate: a man is in the process of murdering hostages, so we hurt his children to make him stop.

The sanctions are not "justice", they are pressure tools to make Russia stop the invasion. There cannot be any justice until the crime (the war) is stopped.

> everyone comes out worse than before. But who is at fault and what is the equitable outcome?

There is no equitable outcome, and it is not a betrayal of the victim to feel empathy for the murderer's children.
What advantages does Brave's adblocker have over Ublock Origin?
Why do you think there's been so much effort to keep Iran and North Korea out of the nuclear club? Once someone has a high probability of having nuclear weapon and the capacity to deliver it, your tolerable options decline sharply. Russia is the worst-case form of that problem since they have many advanced weapons and even if their maintenance standards have been deplorable the odds are far too high that enough would reach their targets to cause death counts in the range of hundreds of millions.
>'start moving Russians into that territory while continuously sieging major cities.'

Moving pepple out of their houses into bombed out cuties wont be popular. Nothing like it was attempted in the last 3-4 generations.
the internet doesn't travel at the speed of light. i think it's around 2/3 the speed of light. could still reduce that ping by about 33%
Stock futures plunged because of fears of a meltdown, I presume. For that to happen requires a specific chain of events, not just a fire at some non critical part of the plant. Nuclear power plants are designed to withstand a lot. Likely the plant was shutdown anyway. Now stock futures have recovered almost all losses, would have been a good buying opportunity based on this fear. Shows how having an knowledge advantage helps greatly when trading based on headlines.
Thank you for the detailed reply
haha, didn't he sing a little song as well? one of my other favorites from those times was the Eyeballs INIT... useless but still completely awesome. A buddy of mine reimplemented it in JS so you can have Eyeballs on your website hahah http://jouire.com/eyeballs/

Ah, I could go on and on about cool stuff like that. Indeed, ResEdit was super awesome, and I learned soo much about how computers work because of it (also having been a young kid who wanted to learn). Great memories :)
Yeah, Eternal is very "ADHD kill spree" mode. Still good fun once you get over the UX though as the level progression is very well done. It gets pretty intense later on.

Try Doom 2016 if you haven't already. You can turn off some of the arcardy elements in the "advanced" video settings.

Turning off that, crosshairs, certain HUD elements, adding film grain etc. makes it more cinematic...
Yes and this is why the US has been so aggressive about stopping North Korea.

And why the US and especially Israel is so against Iran having nuclear weapons, to the point where Israel would attack Iran militarily, to stop them.
Electric car prices could be about to plummet
It's the title of the article, and I don't think a responsible news agency, like Reuters, would put that title.

> Reuters could not immediately verify the information, including the potential seriousness of any fire.
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Call for Ukrainian cyber defense. Stop the war
Negatives are the same shape as their positive counterpart, but the inverse. So where there would normally be a shape for the number, there's instead a void or impression that wants to be filled.
Github repo: https://github.com/jwilber/USDA_Pomological_Watercolors
I think if Russia resorted to using nuclear weapons against Ukraine we would intervene.
>> Historically, kids would learn to work on the farm ...

> They’d also have a fair amount of siblings and cousins, the children of hired help, and entire village’s worth of other children to interact with.

There's no reason to think that what we did historically is somehow better. We've made many changes for very good reasons - apropos to our conversation, universal schooling and literacy - and I hope to keep moving forward!

If we mean it as evidence of how we evolved, then working on farms certainly isn't it. We evolved as nomadic hunter-gatherers, over ~200,000 years as homo sapiens, and over millions of years as our homo ancestors (I believe our line separated from chimps about 7 million years ago). Farming is a recent hack!
In Japan, a million people have shut themselves in their rooms
Logitech MX for mac it is awesome, it’s like the mx mouse. Wireless for weeks without charging.
LoL. Mao was a narcissist mass murder. His “interview” with westerners was just him playing with “useful idiots.” If you read Chinese, his comrades stated he was so happy he could not sleep when he heard Japanese invasion.
For me the difference between now and Syria is when Syria started, I'd see one or two stories a day in the AP when I checked the news. I didn't frequent HN so can't speak to if it was constantly on the news. I realize a lot of the reason were getting the info is because this is a war in Europe instead of Asia or Africa. I've had to use pihole to block several sites on a schedule to keep me from doomscrolling, maybe I need to increase my blocked time?
I'd love info on how people experienced World War II without TV as well as Vietnam and the first Gulf war when we had tv but before 24/7 news coverage on the internet and social media.
Sorry I am not understanding the conclusion from your post, other than CPAP is ineffective for OSA. When did I or anyone else diagnose OP? The antidepressants are a completely different class of drugs that affect brain chemistry, so that was all I was commenting on. The OP didn’t go to a psychiatrist to get assessed for depression, yet their primary care provider put them on antidepressants as part of a positive diagnosis of Narcolepsy??

Wouldn’t they fare better with Modafinil for wakefulness if they have OSA and will still struggle staying awake during daylight hours?

I’m just trying to understand how Prozac came from the diagnosis of OSA and Narcolepsy without evaluation by a psychiatrist?
If it provides 1/4 of the country's power, couldn't they leave the containment domes alone, and just hit the lines coming out of the plant? If you're the invading country, it'd be nice to have that power later when you're in charge, wouldn't it?
I haven't used it for anything with an exit, but have used it in some hackerspace projects in that may-or-may-not go anywhere stage. I like the approach. Mike Moyer is the author of the book, btw.
It is kinda limited 3d in that there dont't seem to be any places where you can can go over and under (like a bridge).

I haven't made any doom levels, but I remeber some discussion of a restrictions where can't have a room directly above another room.

maybe this limitations turns into the explanation that its 2d? Someone of course posted the maps viewable in the game with tab.

http://www.classicdoom.com/maps/d1maps/d1.htm

You can't look up and down either, so your shots go twords the enemies hieght.

You are right that it definetely has z component in that there are stairs and elevators and such.
Before and after images reveal Russian destruction
Yes. That's why every tin pot dictator wants nukes.
> A good rule to live by is to ask "what would happen if everyone did X?" In this case, Nintendo would cease to exist.

Like PC game studios ceased to exist?
You seem eager to die just to hurt someone you hate, do you think you're being rational?
Nice try, Vladamir
Find someone building something interesting that needs your skills. Print money.
it's also way bigger and less portable
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Man, even if you watch the news you’re quite likely to be affected by the media hype. It’s shameful the kind of control they have over us. What’s even more alarming is that absolute racists can hide themselves easily just by being on the right side of the media hive narrative. Look at how common Russians are being treated by sections of western society just for the crime of being Russian when they probably just escaped to the west from a life under Putin.

Capitalism is great, but unrestrained pure profit motive capitalism in some sectors - like journalism - does not look like it’s in public interest. Companies like Twitter just serve up content that can rile people up, with no concern for what it’s leading to. All they care about is engagement.
Ukraine is an electricity exporter according to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_electrici... .

Is targeting electricity production a de-facto attack on EU infrastructure?

Would taking out Ukraine's electricity generation increase its dependence on Russia (who could sell it), and significantly increase the EU's dependence on Russian gas?
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U.S. Oil Tops $112 a Barrel, Highest Since 2011
I just replied to another comment and I'm just now reading yours, this is how I'd like to have worded mine.

Brave is doing so much right (and I'm counting fearless experimentation as "right") and getting so much unjustified flak it makes me believe there's big money being poured into shit-talking it.
Ooh, are you by any chance the "J Calhoun" who made Glider? If so, thank you for making such an awesome game that is such a strong memory of mine from those days! :) If not, well, you share the last name and first initial of a legendary (IMO) Mac game developer! haha
Dupe https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30549116
Perhaps I’m missing something but I really don’t see _how_ banning chess players shortens a war that those same chess players have no control over.
news spreading about "elevated radiation levels near the power plant" and the plant being on fire are also fake https://twitter.com/iaeaorg/status/1499562515340177416

#Ukraine regulator tells IAEA there has been no change reported in #radiation levels at the #Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant site.

anyways, the news cycle nowadays and the misinformation is insane

CNN literally reporting "Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant is on fire, according to the mayor of a nearby town."

Which again, sensationalist title the plant itself is not on fire. CNN and FoxNews literally saying it's another Cherynobyl - "Fears of disaster greater than Chernobyl as Putin's forces attack largest atomic plant in Europe"

Idk man, I get it's a war and shit is serious, but the information overload of propaganda from all sides is insane and is really fucking with people's anxiety and mental state.
What sort of keyboard are you looking for, for what use? It might help by sharing your favorite keyboard, and what you like about it.

Some of the features to consider (by no means exhaustive):

1. Width: 60%, TKL, or full-size

2. Height: Normal or low-profile

3. Key layout: Ergonomic, ortho, staggered

4. OS-friendly layout: Mac or Windows

5. Switches: clicky, tactile, linear

6. Misc: RGB, programmable keys, wireless

Personally I like 60% low-profile clicky keyboards. I use a Keychron K7 at home and MX Keys Mini at work.
I love the HHKB Pro 2 Type-S (topre) https://youtu.be/CmvB7FOgyxk not for everyone. I like torpe switches. Reminds me of the old apple iie keyboard (alps switch); probably my favorite keyboard ever https://youtu.be/zwgas6McpoQ
Not sure why, but iphones simply has higher resale value compared to android phones with the same MSRP here. It's already that way from long ago even before the government ban import of used phones via IMEI whitelisting (Indonesia). If I had to guess, maybe because they're seen as luxury items, not just a simple smartphone.
>I never understood this attitude, not when it was professed in the 80's, nor now

For me, it's pretty simple. You're going to have a fallout cloud world wide. That will cut food production by at least half. Infrastructure will be down, so the masses will flee the city like a plague of locusts. 90% of the population will starve in the first year or two.

We'd be lucky to emerge from this with with 1900s level technology. No new chips, tool steel, lubricants, steel, or any other of the products now produced in the millions of tons per year will be available.

It's a choice between a death in seconds, verses watching society completely collapse into small tribes of hunter gatherers.
I strongly recommend split hands, ortholinear layout and thumb clusters too, as well as a programmable firmware so you can setup your own layers.
Wow I’d never heard (or at least noticed) that and I speak German. Turns out they have red, brown and black too.

https://www.hotelier.de/lexikon/w/weisse-ware
Next up, bears discover fire: https://www.lightspeedmagazine.com/fiction/bears-discover-fi...
Good lord, I love the understatedness of this comment.
When I had to use Teams it gave me a good excuse to opt out of bullshit meetings. It used to be that I can leave the BS meeting in the background and get some work done, but with Teams running I couldn't even use my IDE without seconds worth of keyboard latency, so now they had to explicitly choose whether to let me go or have me stay and get nothing done.
It's also a status symbol, and as such they're bought not because of their intrinsic value.
> What we want is for the level of friction required to acquire and play a legitimate copy of a game in an emulator to be at least semi comparable to the effort required to find and download a pirated rip.

Yeah, unfortunately that seems pretty darn unlikely, especially where Nintendo wants to control the experience and make sure people are getting it exactly the way they design it. I can see why they wouldn't - the moment they start selling it like that it's a support nightmare and their perceived quality would probably plummet.
That’s partially due to that fact that Roblox is a platform and is not a gaming company. It’s a different business model and culture that isn’t subject to the vagaries of the games industry.

(And yes, it’s a great place to work!)
The term you are looking for is "collective punishment"
https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/130409/...

Intel has already shipped a MCM with an Intel CPU and a AMD GPU, back in 2018.

That probably just used PCIe, since cache coherence wasn't needed.
Not sure it would necessarily be "wrong" for the human race to cease to exist if everyone in the human race didn't want to procreate.

But also remember that this is about human choices, not forced realities. The thought experiment is about what happens if everyone chooses to act in a certain way, not if everyone is a literal copy/paste automaton. To illustrate, even if everyone decided they didn't want kids, assuredly thousands/millions would still have "whoopsie" babies.

With regards to choosing to have three kids: overpopulation, famine, and destruction of Earth are not a given. Firstly (and again) because nowhere close to everyone on Earth is actually able to have three kids for a variety of reasons, and secondly because even if you did have exponential population growth you can avoid those things, mostly by colonizing space / building vertically / Dyson Sphere / etc. Unlikely but not a given so therefore hard to argue its necessarily bad.
There is actually a modern version of Eyeballs available, updated for Apple Silicon http://www.sticksoftware.com/software/Eyeballs.html
I'm sure this is just bias but this sounds like something that should be written in the application for a research grant. Seeing it on Twitter makes me discount the idea and wonder about the author's credentials.