skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I just deleted my account over the current reddit situation with everything being about the war. It is important, but I have enough information overload as is without having to sift through 1000 russia/ukraine memes. Reddit calls itself "the front page of the internet" and the front page is very much political.

"but there is currently very little activity there for some of my interests."

my interest is mostly media and even before this past week it feels like every subs got polarized over the years. Anime subs drawing lines over what kinds of characters and genres you can talk about, gaming subs banning discussion of certain games over staff politics of a multi-thousand employee company, art subs devolving into arguments over nude figures (art subs, where you submit typical artistic exercises and expressions which include figure drawing). And you can make an entire essay about how r/movies has shifted over COVID.

They come from a good place, but they do not at all come from a realistic or reasonable one. And some are just outright toxic. Maybe if I could stick to something super niche like woodworking I'd be fine, but man has media as a whole just gone into overdrive where everything is political.
Not surprising. The quote "truth is the first casualty in war" is an old one.
But the fact there was agreement at all is pretty significant. It means they might do the same again next week.
51% attacks can only block transactions, not undo them or fake them.
Got a slight shock from that and suddenly felt extremely old.
“Not Trademarked Pong” would be the snarky name for it. But probably wouldn’t hold up in court.
I think it's because the difficulty sits in the right zone where you don't need extraordinary effort to complete it, but you need just the right amount so that you feel accomplished.

The world building is icing on the cake, but not the main idea imo.
Is the internet and electricity being on not possibly because the invaders don't have air superiority?
I am curious as to why the vatican needed to borrow the 350mil... they could have found that down the back of the sofa easily enough.
From my experience it just ends up in different politics. For sports subs, it just takes some player being suspended over something said on twitter and suddenly it feels like r/poltics once again. And that seems to happen more and more often.
Ukraine has one of the best fiber optic and cable network systems in the world built 10-15 years ago. It had mobile internet in subway station and between subway stations in 2002-2004, way before anyone in the world.
Congrats, you're better than most university students I know!

Being so much close to getting your degree, get it! You are almost there!

Besides, when you have your degree you're going to be above your (average) peer because of your real-world experience in Data Science.

If you can continue working and get your degree that would be superb. Once you have 1 year of experience, I think you could search for much better jobs.

My advice here would be to try to move your career path to Machine Learning Engineering. It is a relatively-new mixed-discipline, mostly SWE with some DS and DevOps. There is a coursera course that treats these topics, take a look to it once you have your degree [1]. There is also need for backend engineers with some DS skills. Try to learn Django/Flask/NodeJS/Go and with your DS experience, you're good to go.

Also, get out of Russia as soon as you get the degree and also, get the EU passport as fast as you can. The political situation is going to deteriorate in the following months. In fact, I would try to immigrate to the EU once you have your degree.

Advice for your future job searchs: Do not get un-motivated or depressed because of not passing the interviews (not I don't use the term "fail"). Most positions are already assigned and the rest of the interviews are a way to avoid nepotism claims or other criticism (or even legal repercussions). You won't pass 90% of your interviews, not because of your skill-set, but because there are a miriad of reasons for you to don't be chosen: another candidate is better/asks for less money, position is canceled, HR don't click with you, etc. Don't get discouraged and assume you're going to have to make many interviews to get a position, that's the game (unless you have FAANG experience), I'm afraid.

Good luck and keep rocking!

[1] https://www.coursera.org/specializations/machine-learning-en...
In German we say "verwaiste Eltern" orphaned parents.
I remember reading about Brazil resorting to head measurements to see if one were one's claimed race and were not cheating to get an advantage. Just a cursory search seems to show the practice is ongoing.

https://www.npr.org/sections/parallels/2016/09/29/495665329/...

https://foreignpolicy.com/2017/04/05/brazils-new-problem-wit...
I have a difficult time squaring claims like this with the decade-long national conversation about racial quotas for Asians (which has done almost nothing to eliminate these racial quotas) and the recent SF public school policy changes in which gifted math classes were eliminated because too many Asian people were taking them.
That's awesome to hear! And yes my "one game per week" challenge was in 2014.

This game was definitely inspired by Flappy Bird, but no I didn't think about that name before today.
How likely is it you end up downloading child porn on behalf of them? In other words, how well curated or specific is the list of download jobs your node gets assigned? If it's something like "just grab everything from this blog platform" I guess chances are not zero.
I think location independent salaries will go towards helping fix broken markets. It also aligns with the classic econ salary ~= value mantra.
It's not one or the other. It's both an artistic decision to leave no remote possibility of altering the difficulty, and a moral one to exclude folks whose disabilities make the game vastly more difficult than it is for others. They're responsible for both.
argcomplete[1] is worth an honorable mention ~ it makes it really easy to add shell completion to any Python program that uses argparse.

[1] https://pypi.org/project/argcomplete/
Couldn't have said it better myself. I got into Dark Souls 3 last year and have only fallen in love more and more with the genre. Like many, I absolutely hated it at first, but as time went on I started to "get" it. Now I don't really have any interest in playing anything else, including previous favorites like Breath of the Wild and Skyrim.

At this point the only (Souls-like) From game I haven't played is Sekiro.
Putin prohibits leaving Russia with more than $10k in foreign currency
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I understand why they did it but the license makes it extremely hard for me to start using Genode. It’s a pain that prevents using it for smaller demonstration projects that could potentially be commercially viable. I know they have to keep the lights on but it sucks I’ve never been able to use it due to the licensing. Genode and seL4 is an excellent combination for secure systems that need a UI.
Frank Miller: Inventor of the One-Time Pad
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> What you’re saying is absurd. It was 1 man who did those things, not “Russia, the country, as a whole”.

So who else is responsible for making sure countries aren't crazy dictatorships where “1 man does things, not the country, as a whole”, if not the population of that country?

Or, to turn your usual whataboutism back on you: So you're advocating the Saddam Solution. If a nation won't itself take the responsibility for the dictators it accepts and condones, others must take it for them.

Those are the only two alternatives. So in saying that Russia won't be responsible for getting rid of Putler, you're inviting others to come in and get rid of him for you. Thank you, I hope someone will!

Oh, and if you try to counter that "That will only lead to WW3, with nukes!"... Well, then the priority becomes figuring out how to make a first strike either so overwhelming or so surprising that there is no response from Russia. If the Russian people has any problems with that, maybe they should reconsider their stance on responsibility for their own leadership.

> So why should I suffer the consequences for something in which I had no control over and nothing to do with? It is injustice.

You had and you did. You, collectively as a people, have not deposed the dictator. Whose responsibility is that, if not yours?

Germany underwent collective de-Nazification after WW2, because the nation of Germany was held responsible for democratically voting Hitler into power and not gettting rid of him when he turned the country into a crazy dictatorship. So why shouldn't the same go for the Russian people and nation?

That is justice, not "injustice".
We could run Ads: Tired of Starting a War on your Brother-nation? Apply for political Asylum in Europe now!
OK I'm web3 now
I think the main thing you're missing is the actual game, presentation aside. You touched on controls, but I don't think you've grasped how complex and finely tuned the combat sandbox is, or how it enables different styles of play depending on equipment choice. When you're deliberate in your gameplay, it doesn't feel sluggish at all, but if you're just mashing buttons it definitely will.

There's a reason Fromsoft games are so popular, and it's not because they're on the cutting edge of AAA presentation—it's because they're so tightly designed, and in turns challenging and rewarding if you put in the work to engage with them. Most other, superficially similar games feel downright sloppy in comparison.

Unfortunately, engaging with them is a leap of faith on the part of the player, and I can definitely see why some aspects of the presentation would be off-putting.
Indeed the children introducing themselves in US with their caste is a thing to be highlighted from the article. Really feel bad about what we are teaching our kids. I am in India not in US, but did not expect this even in India today.
Java has AOT compilers since 2000, they just weren't free beer.

.NET was released with AOT compiler, although it only did dynamic linking (NGEN).

Mono always supported AOT compilation, just like the C# dialects for Singularity, Midori, and .NET Native for Windows 10 UWP.
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> ...in my experience* the issue is overblown in the knowledge industry.*

Let me hazard a guess: You're "not lower-caste" (and that's how you can then dismiss your own assertion).
> I'm aware that at super elite schools this discrimination usually helps white people,
Storing data is cheap and gets cheaper all the time. This isn't a super comparison, but the Internet archive's 2019 revenue is listed as $36.7 mil on Wikipedia (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_Archive).

Hard to compare Bitcoin directly, but its market cap was around $1 billion in 2013 and cleared $1 trillion for the first time a little over a year ago.

I get that this article is about people using their personal computers to help archive things, but I don't think the Internet archive is ever going to be using resources even remotely as aggressively as cryptocurrencies unless they somehow turn all their archiving into cryptocurrency.
It would be great if tapping anywhere on the page made the ball jump.
They found Roman artefacts under the new Bloomberg office when they built it. It halted development for some time. Its now open as a free museum: https://www.londonmithraeum.com/

Cool if you work in the City. My boss and I did it on our lunch break.
Other advantages: They are trivial to compress, and work nice with version control.
Yea, the super technical or philisophical subs tend to be some of the more laid back communities where it doesn't feel like you're being yelled down for having any semblance of counterargument to the circlerk.

It's too bad that sometimes I just wanna have a semi-coherent talk about a game or movie or tv show and that just doesn't happen on Reddit anymore. Either it's an inactive sub and you get 0-1 responses to a prompt, or it's a very active sub and suddenly you're being accused of being a shill or a troll or sockpuppet or any other kind of false flag because you dare have an opinion.
The advantage is that the data would be stored redundantly with >>1 points of failure
With all the talk about finding alternative suppliers I assume in the long term it is on the list, but it needs quite some time to prepare for that. It's not just Nord Stream 1, there are also the Yamal–Europe pipeline through Belarus and the West-Siberian Pipeline through Ukraine.
Given the accuracy of the Russian artillery and rockets seen so far, "move it slightly" is a no-op.
> I wont discriminate based on nationality.

When a whole nation turns evil, you should.
They will need to deposit some of their bitcoins to the attack nodes wallet as well. The more we have in their the more oligarchs we can take down.
Google employee here, though not on the maps team, I just raised it internally to look into (please continue to try to make edits, I don't know when it will be seen)
Never used unsafe and raw pointers in C#? They exist since version 1.0.

Never used ArraySegments in C#? They exist since version 2.0

Abtracting over float/doubles is called generics.
Here to blow your mind,

https://www.wildernesslabs.co/
> that there's no such thing as "plain text"

Please show me a computing device that cannot deal with ASCII.

And UTF-8 has, by now, reached a level of ubiquity that encompasses almost everything in IT as well.
Ukraine is doing an airdrop to ETH donors
Well my coworkers don't write documentation. that's why I use packages.

It's really more of a management issue
When you find a bug you shall be able to learn and not make the same mistake again.
Isn't it mostly due to different taxes, or when the product is in part manufactured locally (so different costs)?
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Since SE079 (cellphone) is was very common in swiss army when I was in service, I would not be surpriced, if they don't use google services and so on today too.
How about sponsoring a podcast or newsletter in your niche? Worth a try since PPC isn't treating you well.
Agreed. I mean if you cut your parent(s) from your life, how much loss it's gonna be when they die? Let's not pretend all relationships are perfect. It's hard to miss something you don't have, many people in this discussion idealize the relationships.
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Sure a conference call can also be boring as hell. If a conference call is boring it probably is because what you are talking about or because of the people in the call, not because you see their faces. You don't actually need video since the audio is the important part. When I game with my friends, I don't usually use the camera and many times on a conference calls I don't have the camera on either.

A 3D space would make the conference calls more ineffective in practice since the focus shifts from the actual things you're discussing to something else. You'll also have to force people to join the 3D world and run around to receive the audio. Most certainly, if used in a corporate setting, a lot of the participants will have little to no interest in that 3D world. I picture a large company implementing this and there will be a few people excited while most will hate it. They will be forced to fake interest in order to receive a pay check.

I think gamifying work is a bad idea and forcing employees to be in a kindergarten kind of experience is very offensive because in reality this is probably the most likely scenario how 3D meeting spaces will be used in practice.

If you want me to game while at work, at least let me pick an actual game and we can talk work at the same time. I am not attacking the tech behind it since it is probably good and strong but the idea of 3D working spaces in a kindergarten experience is a horrible idea in my opinion.

For the gallery example, sure maybe it would work in a VR experience which is a lot more immersive but it also adds a lot of clutter from what you're trying to display. I get that there could be a place for it when visiting an IRL gallery is not a viable option.

It is all just my personal opinions of course, I recognize that other people may like the idea of living their lives online in a 3D world but personally I prefer the real world. I guess I am just afraid how 3D spaces will be used since I fear it will be forced upon people around the world just like most corporate things like soulless open offices, "voluntary" corporate cringe activities and so on.

At the same time you also have to recognize that they probably spent a lot of man hours and money on this rather than actually improving their browser which is lagging behind most others. To me Mozilla seems focused on everything except making their core product something I want to use and support and I am not alone you just need to look at the usage numbers which are so low Firefox is rapidly becoming irrelevant which is incredibly sad.
The Pat on the shoulder to feel something sounded as ridiculous as it was written and I quite couldn't get myself to read the entire article.
Never seen this in any place in the tech community in North America. I don't disagree that some bias may exist but the example borders on disillusional.
Please let us know how the racial quotas for Asians are good.
Very difficult to deny this from Meta.

This fuels the weak 'excuse' that Putin is trying to 'de-nazify' Ukraine by going after Azov Battalion and then they will see this and probably now say that 'Western media, tech companies are now supporting Neo-nazis'.

It doesn't help that non-Ukrainians escaping are getting abused when entering into another country. Maybe they never did matter to them in the first place and that just played into Putin's weak point.

But it seems that at this stage, they are both Neo-nazis anyway and social networks like Facebook, Twitter now support them.

Oh dear.
I came to the comment section just to say that I was surprised this wasn't called Flappy Pong.

Nice game!
They sure do, make the most common expansions avaiable as extern templates.
But nothing much has changed, the list of answers is still almost exactly the same as it was before the NYT acquired it.
> Also there were much fewer PhDs back then, so with a a PhD from one of the most prestigious schools, that patent clerk was in fact a physics insider.

Didn't he get his PhD awarded only after he was recognised for his work?
My mom is stuck in Ukraine's Kharkiv right now, getting bombed every day. I'm trying to get her out, and I don't know if I'll be able to.

So yes, absolutely call your mom. You never know when it will be the last time you hear her voice.
Slightly is subjective. It can be 10 miles or more. But if you remove it they will notice...

I worked for a company that worked with maps and our local authorities came over and asked us to move the locations of the bases just a bit. We did that. The logic is that they already know the base is there. Just move it a bit and if it looks close enough they will get small things wrong. If it's too much they won't make the mistake of relying on the bad information.
I think you would be more likely to win the lottery without playing.

That type of content has long moved from clearnet to the darknet. I would be inexplicably surprised if that type of content can be found on the clearnet. But I still can be wrong.

However if you're in the US loli hentai is going to be a risk and legal headache for sure https://www.shouselaw.com/ca/blog/is-loli-illegal-in-the-uni...

As far as I'm aware, maybe excepting Australia (?) as well, in the rest of the world that type of content is not something they'll classify as child pornography, you'll just get a few sketchy looks.
Chiming in to say that I think DS3 is the best intro the series. I tried a couple, including Bloodborne, and swore them off claiming I hated them. But then I tried DS3 and for some reason the whole thing clicked. It benefits from the faster gameplay and lessons learned from Bloodborne, but is a bit less difficult than Bloodborne, and still gives you a shield (very useful for newer players).
So what are you saying ? More censorship, as long as it servers the right cause?
We could also look into legislation where we finally make companies implement an easy private mode, where any data sharing is not permitted. Mobile apps behave far worse than desktop apps, although now that people notice they get away with it, the phenomenon also spreads on other systems.
>there's no reason why reddit should be valued any higher than a 4chan, and they're looking for one.

Part ways better PR (4chan rarely had "ban waves", and by design of the site and the community it's harder to make those stick). Part ways different focus; Reddit focused on regurgitating content, not the community. That came a few years later. Curation is always a valuable asset on the internet and the voting mechanic worked well enough in the beginning to curate pretty much any given topic.

Once that was set in stone, it was a seemless shift to target their growing audience with all kinds of ads and other engagement. 4chan remained more or less the same (focusing on image macros and community) while Reddit pursued to pretend to be facebook with it's newer features. The question that remains is will there be enough creators to keep the site in tow once the frustrated "old guard" inevitably leaves.
> Everything about this sadly makes sense

Especially Google not keeping their word. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30524898 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30525030
That entirely depends on the weapon you have chosen. I can guarantee that if you choose greatswords / ultra greatswords and gear up with that choice in mind, the game pace slows down tremendously as you one-hit a lot of the opposition and withstand many blows that would outright ragdoll other builds.
k8s takes some time to roll out on a global scale i would assume
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Don't forget asciidoc. Coherent, has markup for things like video etc. It's a superior format to markdown, a pity it's so unknown