skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That would be impractical. And the results of this cannot be perceived now.

But I believe that more communities will seek to be the "lower castes" because there will be benefits.

And, as more and more people will be in the SCs, the benefits will not mean anything anymore becasue everyone will get equal opportunities.

And I am not talking purely speculatively. There were mass movements of certain communities for them to be in the OBCs. They were Unreserved before. Like the Patels in Gujarata, and Jats in Haryana. So, people actually wanted to go from "General" to "Other Backwards Class" to get benefits in employment and higher ed.

Before state elections, incumbent governments promise to communities that they will be included in the OBCs if they win.

In this way, the benefits do get diluted. When a lot of people get same benefits, they are not much of benefits anymore.

This has happened with OBCs.

If the same happens with SCs, then that will be interesting to watch.

And Dalit is not merely caste anymore. It is also people's identity. I would think that many would be opposed to leaving it behind.

I think the people from upper castes other than Brahmins will be quite eager to call themselves Brahmin. Although, not more than few. The race will be towards the bottom.

The people who actually need the help will suffer.
You realise that the hole is deep on purpose to give the impression that it's dangerous. That the dialogue is telling you to let go of your fear and jump down, which begins a tutorial that is completely optional.
You really have no idea what you're talking about. Please read E-ink's website before spreading more disinformation.
I'm using https://github.com/atmire/COUNTER-Robots to filter bots, I guess it's effective enough, it catches most bots. There are more lists on web with bot user agents, some free, some you have to pay for, do some Googling.

Regarding parsing logs, I preferred a 100% self hosted solution. To me, it seems _the right_ way to do it.

It's just a showcase, something I hacked up in a few hours, I already had https://adi.onl/fl.html to have analytics in the CLI, just added a web frontend to them.
VR Streaming is impossible. The latency is nausea (and vomit) inducing. I don't mean that as an hyperbole, it really is.
Go apologist here. Go doesn't work because it adds something to existing languages, but because it keeps things away.

In 30 years time, Go codebases built today will still be around, while Java, Javascript, Scala or Ruby codebases will have been rebuilt multiple times over or removed entirely, because they drowned in their own complexity and their developers' own cleverness.

That said, for me it's not so much Go itself, but the mindset that comes with it of writing dumb and verbose but obvious code. I've reduced 15-line for loops into clever functional oneliners, but maybe all I needed was a `range` instead of a `for i = 0` style loop all along, because I need a lot more time and mental energy to understand the functional oneliner than a `for x in range` loop.
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Thanks! I will check it out :)
Once that goal is reached, I'd be happy to try it!
Depending on where the mosaic is and what is being build there, it could be an amazing opportunity to incorporate the mosaic into the building itself, like a glass ceiling/floor that you can walk etc.
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I was trying to check if this is happening also on OpenStreetMap, I searched for "фермерське господарство" which returned results in Ukraine, but I wasn't able to restrict them to a single city so I don't know if those are actual farms or not. Somebody who knows OpenStreetMap better could check this?
I mean who wouldn’t want a moss milkshake
Like just about everyone else in Moscow, how is Snowden special?
It's not an either/or though. How many and what companies use Java / C# for new applications these days? They're a solid working horse, and lowkey Java is my retirement plan.
> About halfway through the most recent book, Rhythm of War, I said to someone: when did Stormlight turn into sci-fi? Because the magic is so logical, and so deep, and so specific, that it feels more like science than magic at times.

On the other hand, the Stormlight magic system involves "grain" and "blood" being fundamental elemental substances.
I don't think some obscure company's compiler for Java would be being sold on streets of Bangalore, much less likely in affordable price, much less likely in smaller towns.

And, to reiterate, usability matters, defaults matter. Cannot compare 'there existed some obscure vendor who sold an obscure feature in an obscure corner of Europe or Canada', with a mainstream programming language sponsored by a big tech having a good-enough default toolchain adopted by many companies and has lot of jobs;
Their whole class based hierarchy is really a bummer.
love seeing this kind of thing, a simple concept perfectly executed
That's the main use case I think; certain specialized container data types (e.g. a linked list) will benefit from generics, but I don't see it going as crazy as e.g. Java in terms of usage.

Which is something the Go team is behind as well; they added it to the language, but they aren't telling people how to use it, and are letting the community come up with use cases over time before they iterate on it.
Really interesting, today I learn about turbidity currents! It’s astonishing they can move the cable so far, more so _in the opposite direction_ to what you might expect
>Australia gets by just fine with standardized testing only, don't see why America can't as well.

Because when the results align along racial boundaries and votes (and therefore power) can be won by 'combating' that 'discrimination' policies follow accordingly.
It depends what I'll use it for. If I'm gogint to spend the day in Microsoft products or develop a windows-first app, I'd chose a windows one.. If I was going to spend them doing development for mac, I'd chose a mac one.. For everything else, I'd go for a Linux one.
Someone is exaggerating here:

> Restrict them to repos primarily written in Perl.
Yandex Cloud, Clickhouse, Altinity Cloud.
I don’t know where did you read in the Pandora papers that Kolomoisky was involved. If you have the passage, please point out.
What I do know is Kolomoisky was publicly designated by the US government as involved in significant corruption in the Ukraine. The normal logic dictates that if Zelensky was heaved to presidency using Kolomoisky’s money, the US government must take a distance from him and his government after the public designation of Kolomoisky. But what we see is quite the opposite, a full corporation with the Zelensky government.

Besides, for political topics, especially on time-sensitive topics like this one, it might be helpful if you reveal your true nationality.

[0] https://www.state.gov/public-designation-of-oligarch-and-for...
Well, the word was already out before I posted this ofc.

But I would have hoped that this was kept a secret and that I didn't knew about this.
Wait a minute. If I remember correctly, Destiny 2 is available on Stadia, and Stadia requires a GNU/Linux native binary. So if I got this right then it should be almost no effort to make Destiny 2 support Steam Deck which also runs GNU/Linux. This sounds like Bungie are just full of crap.
Does it help to make such vague references to bad faith arguments? If you want to point to something specific that someone said, then fine, but otherwise it seems like you're just stirring up discord.

No programming language is loved only by rhetorical geniuses. Of course you can find some people who've said some silly things about Go or generics. But so what? You can also find people who've said silly things about your favourite programming language.
Click the "past" link under the article title above to search for previous discussions.
There's always someone pointing to some psychiatric study that it predicts some kind of future performance, despite the fact most of them can't be reproduced.

https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2018/08/27/6422183...

Out of all the subjects out there, I find psychiatric studies to be the most bullshit out of all of them. It's whatever you want it to be. I am sure if I was motivated, I would find another study that says the complete opposite.

I am a Mensan and even I find these IQ tests pointless and stupid.
Why is this immediately attributed to Russian troops as markers? Couldn't it also be Ukrainian movements using this for their organization? 'Farms' being code for supply houses?
Less potentially confusing if you use the terms "to borrow money from" and "to loan money to".
I think it would really depend on your workload.

If you are doing web dev mostly then Linux is a no brainer. It is what I use for both my work and personal project machines. Windows with WSL might be a good choice if you also need to work with some Windows only apps.

If you are doing heavy video/audio stuff or iOS development Macs make the most sense.

Windows now only really makes sense if you have to use a Windows only toolchain. I’m not trying to be a snob, I used Windows from 2.0 days up to about 4 years ago when I switched to Linux. Before that I was using a lot of the tools installed with msys to have a pseudo Linux box via its bash terminal app. It isn’t worth the impedance mismatch.
In 2009, my application to the Stanford graduate program was rejected.
In 2011, I was selling my tech to Stanford because it was better than theirs.
I'm still bitter, though.
Yes, Germany under Gerhart Schroeder sharply rejected the war. Coincidentally he is also a main figure of Nord Stream
This is an awesome reply. yes, learning how to grieve is important
square bracket syntax is fairly well used in wikis. While there are varying degrees of user experience if you step away from Obsidian, it's still readable. You can go and convert the links to []() either inside Obsidian with a plugin or later with a script.

You'll be able to get access to it in 20 years, even if not in a shiny UX friendly way. Which is more than can be said for some of the really old notes I took in proprietary pieces of software.
I'd just like to add that one of the most important features of a souls game is the fairness of it. It's almost always your fault when you lose; for reacting too slow, for rushing in, for not keeping your eyes open, for forgetting to equip the right stuff. You are punished for not learning.

I think the games feel hard compared to "normal" games because they don't hold your hand. If you see that and adjust, they are not that hard. They do test your patience, and force you to deal with frustration. Most games try their hardest to avoid this.

As an old nethack player I really appreciate this. I think in some ways, Souls is what nethack might have been if it was developed today.
> There's no dharmic status whatsoever for "caste" in the commonplace sense

I have read many verses from Manu Smriti, Parashara Smriti, and Yajnabalka Smriti.

They are ripe with casteism.

In Vedas, too, it is mentioned that Sudras are created from the feet of Purusha, and Brahmins from the head.

And also, Mahabharata mentions that brahmins can't face capital punishment. The most that can be done is banishing them.

Indian scriptures are deeply casteist and sexist, too.

Hinduism itself should be blamed for casteism.

Even Buddha fought against casteism.
Out of interest, what language features do you see JavaScript needing to support these kinds of fine-grained reactive updates, and to allow destructuring?

I'd assume something like es6 proxies for primitive values would be needed, but that, nor built-in reactive primitives, are being discussed currently as far as I know.

Personally, I'd love to see reactive `[].map` equivalents (no need to use <For> components), but that's possible today with a reactive wrapper or (god forbid) patching the prototype.
On mobile, it would be useful if the tap area was extended below the board by an inch or so.
Indeed, the BLIS test suite with generic C kernels passes, not just level 3, though only the -funsafe-math-optimizations of -ffast-math is used by default. (I don't know the specifics for OpenBLAS, but it must be similar.)

At least some of BLAS was defined before there even was an IEEE floating point standard.
Thanks, it's always good to point that out.

There's a surprising amount of tools that are able to submit data to the internet archive (and get data from there). Even wget can produce WARC archive files.

While the warrior downloads content via your line (a bit like a residential proxy network), I do think it's important that we decentralize the storage as well.

Just without the crypto mafia/drug traders/investors.
Good work! I personally love this kind of small scripts for simple reports.

Next, try to do it all in AWK ;-)
Obligatory link: https://www.cqse.eu/en/news/blog/no-such-thing-as-plain-text...

Plain text is great, I get the gist of Derek's post, but encoding of a plain text file is a whole other beast.
It's been a while but this looks very much like Ruby to me.
What's the big deal about a second pipeline?
Just to point this out, on a technical level, the internet archive has very (!) little overhead.

Crawled data is de-duplicated on the request level and response payloads can be individually gzipped as well as having per-archive-file compression. [1]

[1] https://www.iso.org/standard/68004.html
It bothers me that they needed a study to figure this out. It's almost a law of the universe that businesses will attempt to accumulate as much advantage and leverage as possible. Simply put, why would a business choose not to have a non-compete? It costs them nothing and reduces employee leverage and options which will obviously lead to them accepting poorer working conditions and inferior compensation. The only reasons not to have this standard legal boilerplate on every contract are: it's literally illegal or otherwise unenforceable, or the employee already has so much leverage they can negotiate terms of the contract.
I understand where you are coming from. I am not lower-class and may have my biases, but unlike Siddhant in the story, I got my first bicycle (a second hand) at the age of 23 to commute within college campus while doing my masters. So I have definitely not lived in some urban bubble, away from the grassroot issues in the country.

I am not denying the discrimination in the industry. It is the magnitude that I have my doubts on.
>>If it's an update to the Docker images

>Google uses neither k8s nor Docker internally.

It's so weird when people just go on the internet and lie about how things work with such utter confidence. No 'I believe', no 'if things are still done that way' just pure lies typed as fact.

Should be an account ban, really.

(Them, not you.)
> At that time, Gophers leaped to defend it, going so far as to say that it's better because it's simple.

I'm not sure why certain things generate such fanatical community.

Eg. I remember arguing with iOS developer in my first work that smartphones bigger than 4.7" are useful. He claimed they aren't and Apple, as company focused on best experience of user, will never ever produce bigger smartphone, because it's totally useless.
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My experience, the catalogues used to be quite big and it was only a matter of time to get whatever.

Then again, maybe things changed in 20 years.

The technology for doing JIT caches on OpenJDK comes from J/Rockit, while OpenJ9 comes from IBM Websphere.

From 2000 to 2009, Red-Hat used to have an Eclipse version compiled with gjc.

Hardly obscure vendors.
Perhaps consider some sort of a media buy? It's absolute finger in the air without knowing what you do, but assuming your site is in a niche with bloggers/other non-product related sites, ask some if you can put a banner up for a week to test. You're spending 105 a week now, you'd be surprised at how little some hobbyists will take (especially if they're seeing $x a day AdSense income).
It is spring/winter in Ukraine, going offroad means getting stuck in mud. Already there have been photos and videos of Russian vehicles abandoned after attempting to cross fields and such.
I worked with CS, and I know people who worked there in various functions.

It is the messiest, least competent, most corrupt entity I've ever worked with or known anyone to work with, ever.

Just to get it right, it's not one entity, either. We were signing documents with them and it turned out they had dozens of entities, just for the little area they were servicing my hedge fund with. A total mess, huge amount of paperwork, nobody knew why you do the shares with this CS and the derivatives with the other CS.

Another story is they literally cannot calculate their risk for several days after trading has happened. My friend told me this, I nearly choked on my food thinking "how can it take several hours". And then he corrected me, he actually meant days, not hours.

Another story is they had a trading desk that was making a lot of money on low risk. Ideal situation. The little boss decided to throw more costs onto the desk, because apparently it can happen that another boss comes and grabs the profitable teams for himself. The big boss looks at the losses, fires the team. Year and a half later my buddy gets a call about coming back.

Add to that the soap opera involving the executive suite wives, money laundering, huge losses from Archegos back to the GFC, and so on. Sounds like a parody of a bank.
The US putting their own war criminals on trial, that's funny. They don't even put foreign war criminals - sorry, "unlawful combatants" - on trial most of the time.
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I love the 'overcoming challenging boss fights' thing these games have.

You go through so many emotions on a tough boss. Start pretty confident, go through stages of "this boss is so stupid" to "the controls are so bad" to "I can't do this".

Then you get to a stage where the first part goes cleaner, and you start to believe again. Get it down to 20%, choke, die. Then going through sweaty palms, trying to stop yourself being too aggresive. Running out of flask charges, etc.

Then there's the time where you know it's one last hit and you wait your moment. Attack and you see the boss dying animation. Often I can't believe I just done it and then the feeling you get is amazing. My hands are shaking for a good 20mins and you are just giggling to yourself.
Or, I read the links and thought their arguments were ridiculous. I’ll stop this conversation here: I see no point in arguing with someone who won’t offer me the basic assumption of good faith.
For more fun you should play it on the beats of "another brick in the wall" (with some beats skips).
> The caste system, as per scriptures, is just a categorization of work that people do.

This is blatantly false. Can you cite me some?

Even the Lord Rama killed Shambuka because he wanted to learn the Vedas as a Sudra.

Another incident I don't remember from the Mahabharata where one person was keen for reaching brahminic status. And that was denied. And was said as an example.

> there are innumerable instances in the scriptures when people have taken up jobs of other castes, as per situation demands.

Cite me two or three.

And please don't say Parshuram being a warrior or Viswamitra being a sage. Both were upper caste Brahmin or Kshatriya.

All religions are bad. Degree varies.
I remember reports on the first night of the invasion of a traffic jam from Crimea towards Ukraine. It was 2-3am local time. Makes me wonder how many Russian troops sneaked in personal devices.
Thanks! Not sure if good idea to do it all in awk :D, it is mostly awk https://adi.onl/fl.html, sh is web frontend.
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All collected funds will be used to restore the destroyed infrastructure of Ukraine.
The account belongs to the State Enterprise Diia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diia).
Looks like there's 7 words that could match BLA-E (just looking at /usr/share/dict/words)

'blade', 'blake', 'blame', 'blare', 'blase', 'blate', 'blaze'

wordle tends to be more familiar words, so I'd ignore blate and blake. So now we have D, M, R, S, Z

Doesn't look like there's a word that has 4 of these letters to guarantee on next guess. So need to try for the most likely 3 letters. Could be 2 more guesses, but still ends up better than a 1 in 5 chance.
There is a standard set of tooling for indexing archives: CDX files. [1]

They index WARC archives and can be used to quickly find records. You can build on top of this (and some systems do) to make a proper search front-end.

But in general, these archives are NOT geared towards full-blown search because it would be pretty expensive to keep the indexes in hot cache. Plus you would need to deal with historical versions of records, which is not normally done in search UX.

[1] https://wiki.archiveteam.org/index.php/The_WARC_Ecosystem#CD...
I'm trying to help a friend to get out of Russia. Someone knows where you can find information about the current options to leave the country>?
the "beauty" about Swiss banking is that it's like banking in the rest of (Western) EU in the 70ies. A lot less paper but a lot more personal intuition (personality cults) that make the power decisions. While this is true in all of banking in onshore jurisdictions of Barclays or Deutsche they still need to have some form of paperwork and that backs up decisions and show compliance. Switzerland is still the wild-west. That said Swiss banking is a lot more organized, transparent (to foreign institutions) than other offshore jurisdictions like Nevada, New Mexico, UAE (and the more well known exotic places like Panama).

Treasure Islands: Tax Havens and the Men who Stole the World: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treasure_Islands
Which Crimean occupation sanctions were overturned?
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Many thanks for the feedback. I've added a warning note to the demo so others who stumble across it will be aware it uses the device camera, and needs user permission before anything shows on the canvas.
This person is spreading propaganda.

Read Manu Smriti, Yajnabalka Smriti, or Parashara Smriti.

You can find them online.

In Bhagavad Gita, there are no verses that directly say bad things about so-called lower castes, but liberation is offered to people "even if" the seeker is a woman, a son of a prostitute, or a "dog-eating lower caste".

The Hindu scriptures themselves are casteist and sexist.
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> Now sometimes 60 to 80 percent of government jobs or higher education seats are reserved.

There's your problem. Not the fact that there's affirmative action, but that it doesn't reflect society. Affirmative action should always result in outcomes that reflect society. So 60% is fine if 60% of the population are dalits (or whatever the protected class is). Basically you review it every few years so that it always reflects society.
Good point, I don't see many adverts but I do see reddit ones and occasionally click them by accident.