skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
While I agree with a lot of the points made, I feel like it overstates the need to "read so many pages". You don't need need to follow each link as soon as its presented, and reading just the discussed page does feel like it gives me a usable starting point, despite that I have never used Hugo, and not read any other documentation pages at this point.
I don't think wxC is supported anymore. Its SourceForge (lol) page lists 2013-04-15 as the last time it was updated. I believe with all the nice tooling that's popped up in the C++ space over the last decade (e.g. libclang, cxx) could allow bindings to be created more easily/sustainably. Someone has to do it though :)
As Ukraine misinformation rages, Twitter's fact-checking tool is a no-show
>Or other reasons: https://rusi.org/explore-our-research/publications/commentar...

I think there's a far simpler explanation; genocide. Putin has been throwing Chechen conscripts into this meatgrinder at a pace which shows he has zero issues whatsoever with any level of casualties. The losses are a feature, not a bug. This is Russia, not Iran. They have reserves of over 10 million troops to call on, and the worlds largest inventory of military equipment. He knows he can just throw bodies at this and avoid losing the expensive aircraft and pilots he will need for his coming showdown with NATO.
This would be the same thing in kotlin: https://godbolt.org/z/dq86ezsKd

And the bytecode is of comparable quality to javac's.
But you are not uneducated peasants from the past either. Seize control of your own country - not by peaceful convoy protest but by blockading Kremlin and escalating violence until Putin and cronies are sent to gulags.

Pretty much ALL major developed western countries went through such revolutions to earn their freedom. It is time for you to go get it.
> Zooko’s Triangle

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zooko's_triangle
SingleFile: Save a complete web page into a single HTML file
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What about the wars against Iraq and Afghanistan?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legality_of_the_Iraq_War

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opposition_to_the_War_in_Afgha...
> If just you want to test their ability to perform in school, why aren't grades the better metric?

Because grades are not independently assessed by a third party? No matter what the theory behind it, the SAT is really, really close to an independent test of learned material. And many people would surely argue that having your prerequisites down pat and being fully ready for subsequent learning is at least a major part of what "aptitude" means in practice.
Your home village might not be all you need, but it's part of the overall investigation that some Indians do to "figure out" someone's caste. I've seen it happen to my dad all the time when we're in another city or country.

Stop pretending like you don't know what I'm talking about. You're either lying to yourself or being ignorant. I'm sure many things in the article are embellished, but stop reducing other people's experiences.
A map was shown which had Moldavia as 'bonus territory' attached to this campaign.
I think I'm too old to do any better, I got 29. What a neat little idea, very clever!
what is your experience with acceptance among the Indonesian population. are you treated as an exploiter / colonialist or considered a possible friend and peer?
Two anecdotes from when I visited a German tank squadron were:

"And here folks is our three liter tank. We like to call it like that because it needs three liters — just to start up."

Why? Because it has a 90hp motor. That just exists to crank the _actual_ main motor at 1000hp+

That day I learned that tanks are veeeeery thirsty beasts.
A lot of that is just code words for racial, ethnic, and minority quotas.

I get that it doesn't make sense to require every admitted at Harvard plays the Violin/Cello. But it's easy to discriminate against a minority--like Asians--with facially neutral quotas that are designed to exclude them. "We've already got too many classical music instrument players" when the admissions dean knows Asians are more likely to play those instruments.

Schools in state's that banned affirmative action still practice it by applying these standards.
Sure, so pick a) empty fields or b) Russian positions.
Thanks! It is really interesting especially the criteria for fair compensation.

Are you the founder or the majority shareholder too? Would that entitle you to more compensation?

> I happen to think it actually works.

That's good to hear.
The easiest direction to attack Moscow is from the south. Woods West of Moscow were intentionally left untouched for centuries to be a deathtrap for potential invasion.
Blowing up Capacitors at 187,000fps
Most relevant part: "With the upcoming 1.8 release of Kreya, we plan to include a paid version".
There are more Neo Nazi's in Moscow alone than in all of Ukraine. Heck, in NL they are sitting in Parliament. Germany the same. USA the same. The whole of the West has a Neo Nazi problem. And we will have to deal with that, but open societies, freedom of speech and democracies are an ideal breeding ground for this sort of thing.
While I laud your empathy for your users, I think that you can improve user experience more effectively by refusing to work on apps that insist on invading their users' headspace with ads. I made the decision to not work on anything that got its money primarily from advertising early on in my career, and I have no regrets. It hasn't hurt my career at all: if anything, my friends who work for ad companies often end up in bad situations because such companies tend to have thinner profit margin than companies with an actual product that people are willing to pay for.
> a supposedly liberal democracy

Note that while I oppose the seizing of people‘s bank accounts by Trudeau with every fibre of my body, this whataboutism is easily defused:

Using these kind of soft power moves (basically doing things in the non-meat space) is precisely why Canada is still a liberal democracy.

Even if you became the state‘s enemy #1, the worst that happens is… your bank account is temporarily disabled, overtly (not a clandestine operation, so you can challenge it legally, protest it, etc).

This is completely different from Russia, where you just… disappear (ie you get killed).
While this is very true, you cannot force all parents to become crackheads, so you will always have different outcomes. We have the same problem with wealth in that regard.

You can only improve education in a way that is offers support for people in difficult homes. Perhaps their difficult childhood will ultimately hinder them from becoming the best. But then perhaps their children will fare better.
The solutions appear to be available on libgen
I guess I'm one of those fuddy-duddies whose main desktop rig has always had a CD (/DVD/BD) drive since the 90s.
tldr: false alarm, unclear google

I'm back to process info and make edits.

I couldn't stay online due to injured hands from gadgets overuse.

> OP, why do you think a farm business (which gmaps are showing the location of) should be in the same place where farm land is?
These simply seem to be the addresses where a "farm business" is registered, as can be confirmed on a company-info-aggregator site [1]. I assume, in a lot of cases (especially for family owned farms), these are actually homes of the owners, to simplify all the mail and other paperwork. Actual farms can be located anywhere, probably outside of town. It might even be multiple farms (multiple pieces of land).
To answer your point about why these seem different (e.g. you cannot report them), I think it's because they are automatically scraped by google from the official company-info sites in each country. Seems to be a similar situation in other countries, as far as I can tell.
[1] this is the info of the first item on gmaps I get - address matches the location I'm shown https://youcontrol.com.ua/catalog/company_details/21897611/

curl-up was right - these are all addresses of legally registered farms and they are Googlable.

I did not think about googling the names or how farms are registered or why Google has such weird marks.

I thought they are similar because it's the way to find them and not because they are from one trusted source.

Also, all marks I've seen were close to Russian troops. But the only border of Dnipro that's completely safe is west.

Google parses open data. I was not aware of that.

Thanks for the help and sorry for the wasted resources.

P.S. Those marks still look weird nevertheless. Not reportable or edible. The only article they link to is useless. Maybe it's worth fixing.

I'm out of resources (hands) to continue typing. Thank you all <3
So don't play those games?
What about Internet sources? Are Russian people living in a bubble?
Maybe McKinsey gets most of the money
Warrior is great for the community effort, but I wish someone would put some work into a modern local site archiver. HTTRACK just doesn't cut it anymore.
Looks like scriban is BSD 2-Clause. It's perfectly fine to use it in commercial products.
Wow! I did not know Rollerecoaster Tycoon was programmed in assembly!! This is super cool.
They have been constantly battling Russian/Russian backed forces in Donbass as well. That's going to have given them valuable experience over the last 8 years.
Yes, curation is very valuable, but it needs to be a layer on top of an uncurated source.

I enjoy using Open Library to re-read obscure middle grades books from the 1950s-1990, and there are some obscure DOS games I want to revisit. It's hard to find what I want sometimes, but only having access to curated lists would change it from "hard" to "impossible" in many cases.
pretty sure the test ninjas build Google
Think of it as a schoolyard bully who is also the teacher's pet.
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Real archivists (as in people that have archivist as a job description and work at places that have “storing data forever” as a mission statement) tend to store the data in multiple formats. The source + a few derivations. They also store a bunch of copies to ward against bitrot. And they periodically compare the copies.

Real archivists use a lot of data :)
> I still believe that reckless foreign policy by the United States in particular, starting with dangling NATO membership to Ukraine in 2008 that has persisted through 4 administrations, is the root cause of this crisis.

Only the mind of one already set on conquering his neighbors could see an invitation to join an exclusively-defensive alliance as an existential threat.

At this point, it's obvious to any country that borders Russia that it's either join NATO or be absorbed in one way or another. If Ukraine falls, it's on to Moldova or Georgia. He already has his pretext provinces ready to go.
How SWIFT works: A technical overview
Can this dynamically link to Qt to circumvent the GPL?
> people on HN are saying Russians should go into Moscow and do what it takes to shutdown the government

To overthrow the state. That is obviously not peaceful protest. It’s insurrection.
It seems ridiculous that we are denying opportunities to people who have worked hard and done well on the objective measures.

Especially when it comes to public schools, the opportunities should be equal. Set objective criteria for acceptance, advanced placement, etc. Then stick to it. We shouldn't be holding opportunities away from someone because if their heritage, or someone else's heritage.

We have a STEM academy in our area that's based on effort and interest. It will only take maybe 7% of the students from the overall student population for those grades. It's based on essays and teacher recommendations. You only need a C average to qualify grade-wise. It seems completely subjective. A coworker was trying to get their kid in and it sounded like a nightmare. If this opportunity isn't based on some objective measure and doesn't constitute an advance placement (C average in the regular track), then make this opportunity available for all who want it! If demand outpaces capacity, then either set objective measures or make it a lottery. Denying some kid an opportunity because you feel like they don't want it as much as some other kid, or you feel they don't work as hard, is BS.
Cloudflare and Lets Encrypt ban Russia from your services
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Josh Aas and Matthew Prince

On behalf of the Ukrainian people who are defending their homeland
On behalf of the free democratic world

As you must be aware, there is an ongoing war in Ukraine waged by Russia.
The Ukrainians fight their battles not only at the frontline but on the media landscape as well.

Certain Russian websites fuel the flames of war and channel the hatred towards Ukraine; encouraging acts of terrorism and genocide in Ukraine.
Disconnecting Russian websites will help bring the Russian propaganda machine to a stop.

As the main companies providing SSL certificates, we hope you choose to contribute to our cause by revoking SSL certificates issued for Russian propaganda websites, as well as stopping issuing new certificates for these companies.

I also ask the CEO of Cloudflare, Inc., Matthew Prince to ban Russia from the Cloudflare services. Disconnecting Russian websites will help shut down the propagandist disinformation flood Russia is feeding to the world. You can help stop the war.

Thank you in advance, we highly appreciate your time and effort.

Stand with Ukraine!
There's plenty of Americans that are getting 1/1000th of 10Gbps, and plenty more that would be thankful if they could even get that much, too.
Thank you - yes, exactly. Waiting for that..

"Hire a lawyer" isn't a real option for us. Besides the $ cost, there is the time and the reputation cost as well.

Curious to see how have others managed situations where investor signed SAFE but did not wire the funds promptly ?
In my experience Adwords > FB Ads > Reddit

FB ads have improved and are great for some products but generally Adwords is still the performance king. If you've only done FB, consider Adwords.

Reddit is really only good for free promotion. While Im sure it exists, I've need seen positive ROI on paid on the handful of campaigns Ive run there. It can be great for organic type activities: AMA, viral or hail corporate type activity.

Question: How far are you off your target for 'success'? If your way off you need to totally rethink your approach most likely. If your close but not good enough you probably need to refine and get better targeting and user flow.
> Kharkiv and Mariupol, which have shown to be 2 of the largest bases for the neo-nazi and far-right militia recruitment in Ukraine.

What are you talking about? Kharkiv and Mariupol are 95% russian speaking population. Before the Donbas events, these were very pro-russian cities, after Donabas the population learned what Russia is. The same amount of neo-nazis tehy can find in Minsk or St. Petersberg, may as well bomb these.
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If the scriban people didn't want that to happen, they could have used a license (e.g., GPL) that prohibits it.

Some of us use BSD or MIT licenses precisely for that reason. I'm happy if someone uses my MIT-licensed code in a commercial product. That's why I chose that license.

It's not "morally reprehensible" in any way.
Yes! There was an interesting contrast. Slightly earlier, she writes of the wife, “In retrospect, it’s possible that she did as much for me as anyone could have.”

But later, it becomes clear that the wife actually demonstrated the means of her salvation!
Ukrainian news site trying to report only verified info on Russian advance
Namecheap offers free, anonymous anti-Putin/regime hosting
Russian national security has always been threatened.

100,000 us troops in Europe and US nukes in Belgium, Germany, the Netherlands, Italy and Turkey have always been a threat.

How about arming their neighbors?
This caught my attention when one of the junior developers learning C pointed out the codes were either junk or giving unexpected outputs. The book has 4.5 stars in Amazon listings. On a little more investigation, it seems Herbert Schild's book has a systematic problem.

McGraw Hill still publishes editions of this & Schild's book is still selling a decent number of copies. Trouble is, people setting out to dabble with the language get tricked by "McGraw Hill" brand & the "Complete reference" monicker.
And to further explore the point, the USA itself is not particularly close to oligarchy.

There are just too many wealthy and non-wealthy voices, though it's hard not to see Trump as being at least more favourable to oligarchy (if not autocracy) as a principle, even though enacting it would be a long way off.

(I think this point can be made observationally and apolitically, but others may see it differently)

If it was trending particularly strongly towards oligarchy, I am not even sure who those oligarchs would be -- it's kind of fun to come up with names, though. So here's a go at it -- you can assume I am not projecting any particular position on these people.

Jeff Bezos for sure; he has exactly the kind of empire that would be useful to an oligarch in a situation where there was no resistance to it, and I think Trump reacted to Bezos the way he did out of an instinctive feeling for that.

As to others: Warren Buffet, Elon Musk, one or two of the Waltons, one of the Mercers (Rebekah, probably), Rupert Murdoch?
Ancient Greek Helmets Tell of a Naval Battle 2,500 Years Ago
seems like in live many decisions are based on current environment and previous decisions. so, if you question one core decision then this questioning is going round like chain of falling dominos. and the job didn't make me happy. I think I'd be willing to stay in IT in the long run. but that work environment was too money-focused for me. too many colleagues whose primarily focus was working, having a career, getting more bonuses etc. if I can move due to end of relationship I can get rid of the job also easily and really ask myself "what do i want?".
How does this approach relate to the astonishing Hinton results from 3-5 years ago?
I believe they mean that it was not RE-programmable, it was designed to do exactly one thing, and would require hardware changes to execute a different program.
Yeah I get your point.

I was not referring to one numerical version behind but rather one "version with significant features" behind, sorry should have been more clear.

The cost point is very valid. Of course if I were to put out any code (I'm not a full-time developer) it would be as a hobby so monetization would be a bonus. I wonder if Kreya/others etc could offer some customer service that's so much of a benefit that corps want it (maybe like what Red Hat does). Though that'll also add complexity... a chicken and egg problem I suppose.
Please note that this person has been arguing that Zelenskyy is to be blamed for the civilians that Russia is killing during their invasion, because he did not surrender to an invasion from a foreign power.

That is the kind of person this is.
I am an SE from Ukraine watching my city being destroyed (for the second time in my life as my family flew from the East of Ukraine in 2014), I wholeheartedly support this.
My personal experience with those listing is below average. SRE/Net related.

1. YC_company1 - about month back and for to confirm that position is indeed open. Tech interviews were not about that we agreed and not in the language I preferred, but in the language interviewer knew. No offer.

2. YC_company2 - quick interview turnover, very generic questions, interviewer looked distracted/tired. No offer.

3. Company3 - nice tech interviews with test. Completed all of them, 100% test pass. Interview with HR about 'what are the important qualities of the engineer'. No offer.

4. Company4 - very hard tech interviews. After about only one hour after the last round email - no hire.

5. CompaniesN - no replies after couple of email exchanges, miss-scheduled calls and ghosting.

Also need to mention, salary ranges were not spectacular at all, slightly above of that the marked pays locally where I live.
Where did I say that the invasion is not happening?

Whatever is happening, of which I am sure we don't know the half of it, there are plenty of hawks in the US who have been itching for a chance to wage war. Its good for the morale of the nation to fight a just and moral war, and is a great tailwind for the sitting President who can use it to unite a country which has been seeing rips in its social fabric for the past several years.

I sit in Europe and hope and pray that this doesn't escalate.
That policy is particular to your bank. My bank (Chase) doesn't do that. Anyone who knows my account number and has access to ACH can drain my account. (I solve this by having two accounts, one of which I use for ACH, and the other which actually holds most of my money. I have to actively transfer money from one to the other on a regular basis, but it's worth the effort to me to mitigate the risk.)