skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Look, it is suicide to launch one. Even the craziest shitheads like the Taliban and North Korea won’t do it. Even though some of these people are on the darker side of human nature, the dark side still has a self preservation aspect, doubly so for those who like to keep power.

Russia killing Ukrainians to secure Ukraine is still somewhat in line with other invasions of this and last century. We are not yet in madness territory, not by any stretch.

Most likely we won’t even hit the civilian casualty numbers of the Iraq/Afghanistan war.
Asians not getting into Harvard are the rare birds getting killed by wind turbines.

The people who care about the rare birds are not anti-renewable, and people who complain about the birds dying actually don't care, they want to kill a lot more birds with their fossil fuels.

So do I need to explain to you why killing birds is good? Or can I just point out that it's a stupid gotcha attempt.
A little ridiculous to propose that purely textual files are more portable than markdown files that are also text files.

What exactly is unportable about using asterisk for bullet lists and brackets for URLs?
because people who are providing value to others want to have a way to extract value as well. It's the reason why money was invented

More generally, it's better to have the option and not use it than not have the option at all.
> There is no shortage of markdown-based tools on all platforms

Could someone name one decent md editor for Android?
Yeah, I was going to ask if they came across Ruby, which was heavily inspired by Smalltalk.
Can’t this be taken into account by also considering wealth and assets, rather than by only income?
> With Facebook, they say they sent more than double the clicks Analytics tells me they sent

This is largely Apple's tracking changes. About 60% of the market is iOS.

In today's world with privacy changes and regulations, you're pretty much limited to econometric time series modeling or A/B testing to understand cross platform marketing drivers reliably. That doesn't really work on 15 dollars a day

With that kind of a budget, it's going to be more worthwhile looking at who is your prime prospect, what is the value you're adding to them and the choice of platform and message follows that.

There's no indication of what it is unfortunately in your post.
Nuclear threat never really went away, we just don't have the emotional capacity to seriously think about it for too long. I could recommend relevant podcast episodes by Sam Harris.

Now that it's on everyone's minds, I hope it will not be quickly forgotten in the aftermath.

Edit: if you need an immediate calming down… Even a crazy dictator is unlikely to want to destroy the world, because then there would be no one to rule over. Simplistic, but slightly reassuring.
No there is not, it’s a situation where everyone is burying their head in the sands. No matter how many downvotes I receive it simply does not change the fact that firing a majority of your documentation content team will undeniably have a huge impact on your documentation content.
ctrl+f "flappy pong"

7 hits

yep
* massive headjerk *

Ummm, please let us know what city you live in, so we can all make plans to avoid that.
Depends on your risk appetite, age, and responsibilities. It's going to be a different answer for all of us.

I will put all of it into investing in myself. Maybe I could take some time off to focus on learning something that I always wanted and can earn huge income from or perhaps start a more risky endeavor such as a business.

To maximize the utility of 50K, I would move to a well connected but cheaper cost of living country.

In the end, what do you want to do? Do you want to use this opportunity to increase your potential to earn more or do you need a break to get back on track?

Are you enjoying life currently?
I suppose that's a classic. I'd be hesitant due to the huge distance as I'd like to still be able to come back to Germany for family stuff. People dying, having died. I'm also wondering if Thailand isn't fed up with Westeners coming there for a cheap life. But generally I'll think about that option. Could also consider European places - Romania or Albania for example. Also cheap - but geographically and culturally closer. Nigeria or Kenya maybe even - not really culturally closer but geographically. Maybe should visit there first. Have neither been to Asia in my entire life nor to Africa.
The US risks pushing its luck with potential SMIC export ban
Why do you think it's superior to Markdown?
What to do in your situation… hmm. Well, you’re right, 50000 odd euros is a nuisance. Not enough to retire on, too much to spend frivolously.

Now for my advice. The fastest way to become a thousandaire is to start as a ten-thousandaire. Keep the money out of your mind for a bit, and figure out what you want out of life next. Once you know, then go think about the money.
I suggest looking into czech, Bulgaria, etc. They have a developing tech scene and are business friendly.
Even before the Ukraine conflict, I often thought how at any moment there are nuclear bombs pointed at me by some other country and within few clicks away from being launched. I am just hoping there is no software bug or a mistake while they are performing tests, that would launch one.

Earthquakes, floods, diseases, sun exploding - anything can happen.
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In case anyone is curious like I was and wants to look at the documentation, Bitsavers has some[1], including the octal opcode reference[2].

[1] http://bitsavers.org/pdf/datapoint/2200/

[2] http://bitsavers.org/pdf/datapoint/2200/2200_Programmers_Man...
I would like to know as an employer. How to talk to employees respectively about open source? This is a problem from the ground up, nor a top down problem.
its also a great way to motivate a subset of society... and redirect their efforts from looting to making sure the russians dont re-take their kit.
On the other hand accidents happen. Imagine the 1983 situation[1] under these circumstances.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1983_Soviet_nuclear_false_alar...
The coping skill is simple and works with everything: "just don't think about it / just think about something else".

Concerning the nuclear treat, there is one country that has used nuclear bombing, spreading nuclear bombs around the world expanding nearer of countries it is hostile to, and which has started many wars.

Citizen of this country must vote better, you are free to partake in political activism for a party which you think is more able to keep world stability.
Clojure – First Impressions
You can work on the top idea and just fast-forward to finish it when you find a new one. People are time-structuring creatures.
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This reaction does not explain your concerns. If anything it spreads FUD.
The Ukranian social media propaganda operation is just incredible, and they should keep at it because I think it's been a big part of the massive popular support in the West causing rapid government and NGO response to the invasion.

Conversely they've been pretty effective at stopping information about their own disposition of forces being posted to social media, or at least it's not being retweeted anywhere I've seen.
Sorry if off-topic but I've seen many attempts at Qt bindings from Go and Rust. It seems all GUI libraries are more than 15 years old - except flutter, which is currently alpha quality on desktop.

As someone who has never implemented a native GUI library, what makes them so difficult to implement that we see so almost no language-native ones? Is it a matter of it not being monetizable, or something else?
I think this is a red herring - compiling to native code is orthogonal to low-levelness. Haskell compiles to native code, but is exceedingly high-level. Forth is traditionally bytecoded, or threaded-coded, but is excruciatingly low-level.

Java was originally bytecoded, but at some point gained various ahead-of-time native compilers. Did it become lower level when that happened? It did not.
That’s a bit bold coming from a relatively young language, given that Java has codebases close to 25 years old.

Also, repeating the same code many times due to lack of expressiveness is not the epitome of long-lived software. Essential complexity is non-reducable, the only way we can deal with it is through abstractions.
You can use netsh trace to perform packet captures, and convert them to pcapng format. Real common for server workloads (where I don't recommend installing Wireshark.. analysis should not be done on the server, in case any type of vuln in Wireshark could be abused)
UN Climate 'Atlas of human suffering', worse, bigger
It is not just about journalism.
If you feel anxious then I would suggest to check the news just occasionally and no social media.
Is Portugal still good these days?
Actually, there used to be GCJ which was a free AOT compiler for Java
This is not true at all, in the domain of computer science there are no concrete examples of this.
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Stoicism can help. Stoicism's main line of thinking is that we have no real control over external events, only over our minds (even that's debatable but I digress). And basically becoming more Stoic is a long journey in learning how to worry about things that are under your control and stop worrying over things that are outside your control (such as nuclear war).

I'm not saying it's easy but it's the only life philosophy I read about that makes sense to me.
It's called a mistake. I see nothing "ridiculously cavalier" about it.
They cited some of LeCun's solo work from the 80's on related matters, note that he also collaborated with Geoffrey Hinton on a related paper from NIPS 89 in which they used random perturbations to derive a gradient signal. One of the limitations of that approach was that it required each layer to have fewer units than the preceding one.

Gemini: Gradient Estimation Through Matrix Inversion After Noise Injection
Yann Le Cun and Conrad C. Galland and Geoffrey E. Hinton
https://proceedings.neurips.cc/paper/1988/file/a0a080f42e6f1...

I cited this in a recent paper because it was representative of different cases for stochastic injections in neural networks. Interesting to see that similar lines of inquiry are continuing to this day.
You're right -- I forgot to mention social media; definitely exacerbates the doom narrative.
Great that someone is thinking about this, doesn't seem very usefull though, it requires MacOS. But the bash one has been there since the beginning, so you are comparing a project that seems to be created in 2021 without any need for backward compatibilty with one that has grown organically for 15 years.
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Not really, but learning about the Frankfurt School during the Weimar Republic is a good foundation: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frankfurt_School
> Depends on your risk appetite, age, and responsibilities. It's going to be a different answer for all of us.

Totally. I'd say my risk affinity is higher than average but far from risk seeking. I consider myself risk accepting as long as I get something back for it (even in case of failure - for example fun, experiences) and as long as I can somewhat gauge the risk level and control it to some extent. I like rock climbing, scuba diving, drugs but I'm not the base jumper type of guy. Also no responsibilities (esp. no kids)

> I will put all of it into investing in myself. Maybe I could take some time off to focus on learning something that I always wanted and can earn huge income from or perhaps start a more risky endeavor such as a business.

Learning something new is definitely a good idea. If I'd just knew what. But I'll keep thinking about it. I don't think I'd go back to university. But something where learning and earning goes hand in hand would be something I'd consider. If I'd be ten years younger I might consider studying medicine and aim for becoming a surgeon - but I hate to say it - I feel that would be too high of a time investment at that point in my life.

> To maximize the utility of 50K, I would move to a well connected but cheaper cost of living country.

Where would you move?
I feel like some people are playing a different game to me.

There's constant pop-in, flicker and shimmering, the lighting is flat, the textures are low resolution, the meshes are low geometry. Graphically it just sucks, many last generation console games beat it easily. It also has completely crashed the console multiple times.

And I'm playing on PS5 which is reportedly the best experience.
Ok, if anyone considers me simply calling the AGPLv3 as objectionable for any commercial business software as FUD. I’d encourage them to do their own research and make their own decisions. I’ve decided it’s not worth the hassle and the legal risk. It’s never been litigated and it basically prevents a business from demonstrating a product without giving the product to a potential customer. Which in the world of custom software is a big issue.
Whoa, “100% turnout for voters in nursing home.”

If that isn’t a red flag, I don’t know what else to call it.
But if there were racial disparities in your primary and secondary education systems which lowered the scores of some racial groups, then your supposedly objective "minimum score cutoff" would still be discriminatory.
Putin thinking he can get away with this is already a strong signal of madness. I think he lost his touch with reality and the situation is only going downhill from now. I'd like to be wrong on this one, but for a first time in a long while, I'm not optimistic.

I'd be curious to learn a scenario that leads out of this without any more significant damage or escalation.

Ukraine just got green lights to become an EU member. Let's hope this will have the effect of deterring nature and not more fuel for madness.
By bundling a runtime. The abstraction level is pretty much the same as Java/C#/JS.
You can use Tapenade in tangent mode if you want to generate forward derivative in the desired direction.
http://www-tapenade.inria.fr:8080/tapenade/
By watching this on repeat: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YHLU0Uej1WA

Though that’s probably not a super useful coping mechanism. Still, the ending is 11 out of 10.
It's not their propaganda operation, it's ours.
It's a great little piece of propaganda. It conveys that ordinary citizens have been capturing abandoned Russian vehicles, and tacitly encourages them to continue to do this. It gets Westerners sharing it because of the black humor of having a tax policy on captured enemy vehicles.

(And there seem to have been a lot of them; those interested can follow along on https://twitter.com/UAWeapons who post identifying captions in English. As always, take with a pinch of salt.)
You can also preserve DOM and just hide non-matching elements, like here:

https://codesandbox.io/s/hidden-dawn-odm1m1?file=/src/App.ts...
Just because a measure is imperfect it doesn't mean it's pseudoscience. Sure, race is not fully concrete but denying that there are any differences between people of sufficiently different populations is just demonstratably wrong.
Keep in mind, what you're really asking is "will consumers have a need to use over 900Mb/s pipe" , In burst... yeah, I can see that being needed in the next few years with streaming+gaming+p2p , sustained? Not in the next ~5yrs af least.

Even if the need is there, ISP+Transit cores are not up to it. But it does make a lot of sense to have a 10Gbe last mile with 500Mb/s sustained(without oversubscription) and 10Gb/s burst usage. Especially in metro-areas.
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Iron Law of Prohibition (2018)
The current system was developed based on almost three thousand years' experience dealing with the finite resource that was education.

And if you think that the resource is no longer finite, then are you going to supply and maintain the hardware and infrastructure to provide everybody with an online computer? Are you going to translate the coursework and exams to their languages? Provide the electricity? Provide the meal in the childrens' bellies so that their mind could be on the classwork?
https://en.interfax.com.ua/about.html looks pretty Ukranian to me?
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In Swedish for example, “att låna” is ”to borrow”, and ”att låna ut” is ”to lend” (”to loan out”).
You don't get six months for a first offence, in practice you get six months for the 8th time you stole $300.
I think a big factor for public opinion is the type of government attacked. Many in the West perceived the Talibans and Bashar al-Assad as illegitimate rulers that oppressed their populations. And many in the West perceive wars against such governments as legitimate. If this is your belief, you could be in support of those other wars but not the war in Ukraine without being a hypocrite.
I've hit a bar and got drunk yesterday with a buddy to talk about this whole mess. As I've heard people talking around us, we weren't the only ones.

My point is, find someone and vent what's on your mind.
> Plain text just works, everywhere, all the time.

No it doesn't. Try a plain text description of an electronic circuit vs a circuit diagram.

Try a a plain text instruction sheet vs an illustrated one.

Try plain text sheet music vs actual sheet music.

Try a mathematical plot vs plain text tables.

Try concept drawings of product vs text descriptions.

Try construction drawing vs plain text descriptions.

I could go on and on.

Narrow views on the world result in flawed thinking and absolutes that are just plain wrong.
I agree, I also expected the whole office365 ecosystem to do what's supposed to, but I also found it useless due to the slowness and errors the whole team kept getting while working on the same file. That and the fact that it somehow feels like the Mac version of their products always comes with a bonus bug. Don't event get me started on their web versions.

It's the little things...
I made it to 7.
Linux is highly customizable, very much developer friendly, makes good use of any given old hardware, minimum requirements to get started, not very resource intensive compared to windows. It suits most of development and workflows. Recent additions of support for 'steam' makes it fun too :)
indeed, that's what it means when people say it's paywalled
Have been to Portugal few months ago and I have to say - that country is awesome! But it feels like a place that is at the brink of being really hyped. It's already getting more expensive every year from what I heard and my impression is that this going to accelerate due to lots of rich people especially from Brazil and Spain flocking there. Not to mention pretty much any other European country as it is a very very healthy combination of culture, nature, business, weather, food, low crime etc.
Small tip: put a working example when you advertise such an API with a screenshot as a bonus. As a developer I want to see if the bindings feel natural and maybe try it right away. Here both the article and the GitHub readme lack this.
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Just burnt my hour playing this. Goes on to say how awesome it is.
Diff between Sentinel-1 radar images of Russian convoy build-up north of Kyiv