skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I tried Warp briefly when it came out but the speed of the free tier wasn't great, at least at the time. I remember trying the Warp+ paid tier and that it was better.

There is also an official Wireguard CLI for Linux now [1][2].

But there are better VPN options if you want privacy first.

(Aside from using Cloudflare as a VPN, I'm very pro-Cloudflare.)

[1]: https://blog.cloudflare.com/announcing-warp-for-linux-and-pr...

[2]: https://developers.cloudflare.com/warp-client/get-started/li...
Maybe because this one is even more obviously, blatantly, flagrantly more unjustifiable and trumped-up[1] than most of the American ones.

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[1] Heh... Should that have been "Trumped-up"?
Turkish has an idiom for this:

Loosely translated to: May God give deaths in (natural) order...

I think about this every now and then, and thank god for all i have.
OpenWRT is seriously good. The architecture (UCI, overlayfs, LuCI, etc) achieves what very few appliance-like firmwares can: extensibility without consistency problems.

Not to mention the zoned based firewall is seriously impressive. Rarely do I see such unified product vision in free software.
Studies show the vast majority of the purchases on those apps are whales. Like 90% or more IIRC. If it weren't for whales those games would make no money.
Probably for future research if they intend to try to smear campaign it :-)
I like VR, but haven’t gotten into these chat like spaces yet. I feel like the setup is just way too cumbersome still. But this video is very convincing.

It makes me wonder how it would feel to walk around a virtual museum like this in VR and experience it with friends. However because the avatars are so loud it would likely detract from the experience.

[Radiohead - KID A MNESIA Exhibition (PS5)]
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=qW_uHohQUpo
Enforcing consistent compliance with the guidelines starts to matter a lot in large organizations where code lifetimes are measured in decades. When you see a commit that's out of compliance on the details that's usually a sign of deeper, more serious quality problems.

Working on code bases like that isn't for everyone. Some engineers are better suited to less demanding roles where the little details don't matter as much.
In all of the interviews I've conducted there have been 2 interviewers to 1 interviewee because everyone has biases and people remember things differently according to those biases.

The biases don't even have to involve people to throw off the results. They could be against the usage of a particular API, for example, which I find insane, but I've seen it happen.
My personal mantra is to use software/formats/etc that have been around at least as long as what you intend your content to last. Been there, been burned before...
I don't know how installing a GitHub app to give someone access to a company's repositories improves security. Might as well require people to enter an email address to learn what your product is.
On the Linux console, I couldn't see anything until striking a key. This was also the case for xterm; Emacs ansi-term; screen on urxvt; and SSH via SyncTERM. In all cases, hitting anything was sufficient to bring ptg to its senses. Still, this sort of behavior is worth shaking out, especially for remote applications.
The developer can change the code of their engine at any time, including interpreting rare nfts to be equivalent to common NFTs, so this doesn't make any sense to me.
I'm not debating the point; I actually agree with you completely. I was simply calling out unhelpful rhetoric that detracted from the discussion.
This is one of the main strengths of Obsidian, which I have been using lately and I’m extremely happy with: everything is just Markdown files in some folder on disk. Zero danger of lock in.

You can have a disk hierarchy if you desire, or trust that search will find you what you are looking for. For me search works fairly well and if I need something extra I can just grep/sed/awk.

Plus it has the features that a simple text editor will not have: displaying images, live preview, relationships between topics, etc. It even has a Vim mode!
Caste among Sikh[1] and Muslim[2] communities is as deeply rooted as caste in Hindus.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-BSN-3nmMyM

[2] https://theprint.in/opinion/indias-muslim-community-under-a-...
This seems like the norm in the US, whereas it was quite easy to get a job with a company in a more lax jurisdiction. I wonder to what degree it correlates with employee protections (if there is a strong correlation, one would expect French companies to have the most demanding interviews, since it is almost impossible to fire someone).
Popularity often decides which tech succeeds. RISC-V I can see becoming a huge player in large cloud infrastructure but I would probably put my money on ARM at this point for most things. What is technically the best is rarely what wins.

That being said I am still holding on to my god damn laser disc player until the end !
How are the doctors, engineers who work for American companies on employment based visas abusing the system?
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I am from an upper caste in India but always despised my extended relatives treating people from lower castes like crap. Fortunately my parents moved to a cosmopolitan town where they converted to Christianity. Life changed for us from that point onwards. Relatives shunning us and blaming us for adopting the religion of lower castes and untouchables. Living on gov enterprise housing protected us from the discrimination of town folk I thought I would never have to face discrimination for simply being an upper caste Christian. Little did I know moving to USA made it worse. Almost all of transplants from India are upper castes and are of Hindu background. Most of them (not all) immediately categorized me as a "3rd tier Indian". I worked at the Indian Consulting Companies and when the colleagues realized I was a practicing Christian they "outed" me to their managers and I could see discrimination immediately. Not being invited to important meetings, passed for promotions and bad scores on employee reviews on and on. I even switched companies and would "accidentally" fall under Indian managers and they immediately probe where am I from etc etc. Followed by bad relationships and eventual souring.

Most Indians who claim racism here in US usually come from upper/mid caste and lived decent lives in India and have seen their families and neighbors treat lower caste people like dirt.
White men don't do this anymore.
Japan claiming a few island is different to China claiming the whole south china sea and expanding its imaginary 9 dash line.

So trying to bring Japan into this is just ridiculous.
100% This is the new Flash that Steve Jobs successfully railed against ruining the battery life and performance of Macs back in the day - https://youtu.be/EMXwa9EtehE. And things got soo much better for awhile when that went away.

I feel with JavaScript and especially everything being Electron (I shudder to think how many copies of Chromium I am running at the moment) we've backtracked back to those days - but worse.
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I've been working on Data Science problems exclusively for the past 5 years, and gained a lot of supporting knowledge related to ML infrastructure during this time.

I'm most proficient in GIS and financial time-series datasets, like locations of shipping vessels/flight tracking/road traffic tracking as I've spent the most time with trading houses correlating asset prices to these movements.

I've got 7 years of experience with Python in general, and I'm really proficient with PostgreSQL (for any back-end task) and establishing pipelines for Machine Learning (ML) tasks (using Prefect for the past year or so).

I also work on data science problems exclusively, without the adjoining back-end problems (e.g just give me the data set and you'll get back a model).
The combination of trust me I'm an expert while not knowing about #1 site for coin mining profitability...not a good look
And how do you handle your manager having a cultural or unconscious bias against your <race / religion / body type / gender / appearance / clothing / hair color / fragrance of the soap you use / eyewear / etc.>? You just live with them not liking you and not measuring up to others in their mind?
There’s a really good South Park episode on microtransactions and why they’re stupid. The devil explains to Stan why people get addicted and how stupid it is to be addicted to microtransactions in a game about collecting Canadough to spend on building a city. I’d watch it and consider re-watching it with your kids prior to getting phones, I think it genuinely might work at highlighting why they’re a bad thing! Obviously you might watch the episode and judge it as too rude, but if I remember correctly it’s mostly the Canadians farting at each other and Jimmy getting people addicted to it on street corners. I have pretty addictive tendencies and I think it would have worked on me!
It was a different commenter -- franklampard.
There have been many cases of soldiers being tracked because of phones they were carrying. There was the widely publicized case of Strava revealing where some soldiers were stationed, and recently in Ukraine people noticed that Google Maps was showing "traffic jams" where Russian convoys were massing.

Militaries should probably prohibit personal smartphones completely. But I imagine such a prohibition would be a pretty big hit to morale and would also be very difficult to enforce, especially for non-combat areas where soldiers might not see the point.
In the same way that the North’s claim on the US South is valid. Mainland China is the Confederacy. Taiwan is the Union. Taiwan and the North were the original governments.
Words have meaning

Prose are Powerful
Which online test was it?

How many minutes did the test need?
Nasa has to scrap operational plans every 8 years of the rotation of Congress. And when they do have plans in hand, they have to do everything like some kind of ala cart ordering while Russia or Space X can simply manufacture everything themselves in the same organizational unit.
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The only purpose of coinbase is for Russians to exchange BTC for rubles. If they determine rubles are useless and begin using BTC directly for transactions, e.g. this pelmeni costs .000009 BTC or whatever, then BTC has proven itself as a safe distributed currency system. This already happened in other countries, the next few weeks will better illuminate if it happens here.
Oh! So CSSML?
Most of them should have an ANSI setting. It might be stashed as an option in the save dialog. If space is really an issue, zip them. Plain text always compresses wonderfully.
If you have a GPU you could use it to "mine" various coins. That site calculates which of them is currently the most profitable and how much profit you're likely to make with a given hardware configuration
Sadly, in the tech world, phrases like "It's acting weird, try a reboot." are the opposite of this.

Every time something isn't behaving as it should, somewhere in the bytes of RAM will be the reason it isn't working properly. You could dump that ram and single step the code to find the fault. And then fix it for the millions of other people out there.

Or you could just reboot, and the problem will be erased, and probably never happen again to you for many years, by which time you'll have moved onto new hardware anyway.
From his article https://web.archive.org/web/20220227090945/http://en.kremlin...:
“The localization policy undoubtedly played a major role in the development and consolidation of the Ukrainian culture, language and identity. At the same time, under the guise of combating the so-called Russian great-power chauvinism, Ukrainization was often imposed on those who did not see themselves as Ukrainians. This Soviet national policy secured at the state level the provision on three separate Slavic peoples: Russian, Ukrainian and Belorussian, instead of the large Russian nation, a triune people comprising Velikorussians, Malorussians and Belorussians.”

So he doesn’t like the alleged “Ukrainization”, and certainly not an additional westernization (you know, with gay people and such).
How did you keep in touch with David at first?

Do you have an email address or a contact method?
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There was a new story of a matrimonial ad that was asking for a groom for a gay man. It had a preferred caste for suitors. So yeah, it runs pretty deep in some corners of India

https://www.thehindu.com/news/cities/mumbai/matrimonial-ad-s...
> or are there some other characteristics that makes you look brahmin?

Some brahmins have lighter skin and brown eyes compared to average Indian who has brown/dark brown skin and black eyes. So some brahmins think they are different(better) to other Indians and prefer to marry amongst their own kind.
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I guess it goes both ways, doesn't it? Cos do what they want, and so do customers. All us 3rd parties can do is shrug our shoulders.
Must have botched filling out the submit form. Resubmitted.
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Also asked here [1] In summary it can be done but I would not want that to happen. I want the Russian people to see what their leader is doing to them.

[1] - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30484009
I'm sure most of us would have guessed it was due to opioids before even clicking on the link.

> 1,734 people died in drug overdoses in South Carolina in 2020, a 53% increase from the 1,131 deaths reported in 2019

> 1,400 of those 2020 overdose deaths were caused by opioids and fentanyl was involved in 79 percent of those fatal opioid overdoses.
> just like Frenchmen do not always walk around with a baguette under their arm.

Oh yes they do! With a bottle of wine in their hand, and wearing a striped long-sleeved t-shirt[1], pencil moustache, and a beret. Everyone knows that! Sheesh...

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[1]: Come to think of it, rather like a telnyashka.
For macOS universal binaries, yes, they still build both platforms. For iOS, it's only ever building for the platform you target, simulator or device, so the only change there is the simulator is now an arm64 target.
It's cronyism, pure and simple.

Certificate authorities like Camerfirma[1] were revoked from all browsers because of numerous policy violations. This legislation is intended to force browsers to accept their certificates.

[1] https://wiki.mozilla.org/CA/Camerfirma_Issues
> VS debugger can do none of the things I look to a debugger to do.

Such as? I'm genuinely curious here. I know of a bunch of things that VS can't do on Windows that requires resorting to windbg (which is a terrible experience compared to VS's debugger), but what are the things you look for in a debugger that it can't do at all? Are we talking user land debugging or kernel?
> Destiny 2 ruined this for me in a big way with how they are not just introducing new content but also removing old content, content I paid for and now can never access again.

There are good reasons why this can be healthy for a game that's constantly evolving with new content and is intended to be live for like a decade+ like Destiny. By sunsetting old content periodically they have a much easier time balancing everything, and making sure the world is consistent. They can also do visual improvements over time without having to polish an ever increasing pile of old content.

See also: leagues in Path of Exile, set rotation in trading card games.

Destiny is an MMO, you should know going in that it's a live, evolving beast. Not something that you can rely on staying the same forever.
Don't you still need the same amount of space at the warehouse?

Tesla Powerwall 2 appears to be <5 cubic feet. That doesn't seem like a lot.
The biggest problem with string theory near as I can tell is it doesn’t make any falsifiable predictions. So it’s basically junk.
2022 is a major crossroads because Amazon retail will likely shrink this year
Bad Bridges
SwiftUI vs. Jetpack Compose: Why Android Wins Hands Down
Recent articles about casteism in US prompt me to think if there is some coordinated effort behind these articles? Have been living in US for 20+ years and never even once had any Indian mention caste. In fact, only time I was asked about my caste is by a white American lady, who thought I was of a specific caste due to my vocabulary! This happened only recently (in 20 years), which made me ponder if there is ongoing effort to malign India/Hinduism in US.
> she was just daft enough to think anyone could negotiate something that satisfied the multitude of unworkable or contrasting promises

Another take: She didn't realize that Boris Johnson wanted power, and therefore would do everything possible to undermine her. There was no way to make a deal with Johnson.
Very nice explanation!
Hackers now demand Nvidia should make drivers open source or they leak more data
Potatoes are a pretty variable crop, with lots of both seen and unseen things having a large impact on yield. I can totally imagine a lot of noise in any results unless they were really large scale and well designed.
I'm a white American, but I'm a homosexual female with a disability and I feel the same way as you.

Sometimes, it could be an advantage, but using it that way just feels wrong given I know what it's like to lose out on things due to my sex/sexuality/disability. Why would I ever want anyone to lose to me because they're male/straight/not-disabled?

I do wonder if I'm hampering myself, because those aspects of myself have presented some difficulties, but who's to say a straight white man didn't have difficulties of a similar level that were ignored because they didn't tick the diversity box? (Good luck to impoverished straight white men or straight white men who are autistic or have mental health problems).

And I don't know about your experience, but mine is that a lot of the diversity checkbox people are in this for their personal brand/career and they're just as slimy and backstabby as any white men have ever been. At least the straight white dudes just call me a bitch to my face. I can respect that.
> The Genode OS Framework is a tool kit for building highly secure special-purpose operating systems. It scales from embedded systems with as little as 4 MB of memory to highly dynamic general-purpose workloads.
yea i was gunna post a high end JTAG as example, but for mobile development, sheesh android is actually virtually free
Interestingly, Kaliningrad is also brought up every single time in order to dismiss the argument raised in the parent comment. I wouldn't call your comment US propaganda because it's such a throw-around these days that one could automatically use it to dismiss people that don't share your view.

The crucial difference, in case is not clear, is that a missile placed in Ukraine would hit Moscow, the capital of Russia, in minutes. This is much more threatening to core Russia interests and Putin would not live with it.

Before rushing to putting all the blame on Russia just because "Putin-bad": I would strongly encourage people who are interested to know more to watch the following talks, from ages ago, given at reputable US universities because let's be honest, none of us is geopolitical historian two weeks ago on this topic so why don't we all do a bit more research.

[1] A good overview of the history, 7 years ago from a talk @ U Chicago. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JrMiSQAGOS4)

[2] Another one from a talk @ Yale: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8X7Ng75e5gQ
The Coop (With In-Progress Pictures)
The change is far from cosmetic: ethernet used to detect collisions on a shared cable and by restricting cable length and timeouts was able to work. What we have now with switches has no collisions and each device has a private cable to the switch. This is a fundamental change and not some cosmetic change.
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How did your hiring managers respond? That sounds terrible and racist in itself.
Tell HN: Firefox users don't need another secondary browser
You probably use a secondary browser to login to work and personal accounts at the same time or check stuff with/ without add-ons, etc. If you love Firefox, you don't really have to put up with Chrome or Edge for this purpose.

You can use Firefox Developer Edition[1] as your secondary browser (while using Firefox at the same time).

Note - If you need a third or even a fourth browser, there is Firefox Beta and Firefox Nightly https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/channel/desktop/

[1] <https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/developer/>
Ottomans (Turks) occupied Greece for 400 years, ending in 1821.
Turkey constantly trying to take over Greek islands, etc.
Turkey dropping off immigrants on rafts just outside Greek shores.
But it doesn't seem to translate to the US much, especially in second generation.
The affected organization, Roscosmos, is the equivalent of Russia's NASA.