skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Find a relevant node GitHub project. Admire the code. Change it to do something useful.

Separately, follow a tutorial for getting a basic express static webpage served so the essential mechanics a node web app are understood.
I used to be a consultant building exactly those designs, limit the blast radius, have separate accounts etc.

"In the earlier days" of ARGOS that's exactly why I didn't charge per Account, but different ways (tried # of resources, then % of spend) and people were always confused.

Similar to the "take the price off the website" that customers told me, me charging per Account is also what customers asked me to do.

What do you think would a good unit be for a product like this?
I'm happy to try anything really, as long as it helps companies be more secure.
Doesn't really matter if it's legal or not. As we've seen from every other war, the rules go out of the window and are pretty much just for show afterwards.
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Apparently developers need no homepages, just APIs :)
BTW I'm Russian, 39 years old. I was grown in typical Russian family with engineer and financial specialist parents. I was taught in usual school and university. But I hate all past 20 Putin years and all Putin's supporters. And I know I'm not alone. There is no mythic soul or mentality.
Internationally, between currencies? The best offer I've found for transferring $200,000 USD to AUD is 0.4% ($800). At scale, that's not exactly cheap. I'm referencing the original parent comment which suggests it's possible for fractions of a penny, as I would love to find this service:

> There are a ton of alternatives that cost fractions of a penny in transaction fees.
Wasmer Inc (they run wapm.io) basically wants to own the Wasm ecosystem the way that NPM has owned the JavaScript world. This isn't run by an org like Apache, or CNCF. They are VC backed and and have had some internal shakeups, a story about this was posted to HN awhile ago.

The site doesn't inspire a lot of confidence, even the about page results in a 500 error. https://wapm.io/about

As does support, https://wapm.io/support

The future needs a better solution to this problem than a single company owning the package repo.
There's nothing there yet. I'm 100% focused on building the index and tuning the master search query. There is however a blog post that goes into more detail on how to do things like pagination soon.

tl;dr: https://dontbeevil.rip/search?q=monads&from=10
I could be reading this wrong but it looks like the star is likely to come close, and the uncertainty is such that they may even collide.

“ An exceptional event will take place in early May 2028, when alpha Cen A will come within 0.015 +/- 0.135 arcseconds of the mK = 7.8 star 2MASS 14392160-6049528 (hereafter S5). In terms of impact parameter and contrast, this is the most favorable stellar conjunction of alpha Cen within at least the next three decades. With an angular diameter of LD = 0.47 +/- 0.05 mas, it is likely that S5 is a red giant or supergiant located at several kiloparsecs.”
Thank you for calling this out; the comment serves only to heighten animosity against your average Russian. I'm sure OP aimed it at the Kremlin leadership, but being precise here is important.
Flapping Pong?
Because in 1945, the world agreed on the UN charter and it precisely prohibits what Russia is currently doing.
This tutorial does not exist.
The goal is regime change but I think you had the wrong country there: the country where Russia wants regime change is Ukraine. The West was happy to let Putin live out his natural lifespan so far, I'm sure that barring this war they'd have been happy to let him continue.
Follow someone else's prescribed schedule? Wouldn't you rather visit relatives on their birthdays? Take a ski trip in January, instead of someone telling you the first off-week will be late March? What if you and your spouse/partner's companies define different weeks?
Try "Impaler, Vlad the"
Jup. No time for fancy things like HTML yet :)
Nice.

Also the bloat-free implementation. Why can't all websites be like this?
There is zero chance of a country being admitted that has a territorial conflict with russia. But russia is trying to solve this problem right now, so making ukraines medium term admission more feasable.
Oh yeah ! Onomastics (the study of names) is very cool ! And a nice data point to add to personalized data. I did a project with that a while ago to study discrimination in France (https://namograph.antonomase.fr/) and it worked pretty well as long as you have large samples and stick to distributions comparisons.

Some nice use w.r.t. social mobility : https://www.amazon.fr/Son-Also-Rises-Surnames-Mobility-ebook...

A good API to work with : https://namsor.app/
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I really like it and it already gives some useful results. A rise of curated search engines as yours would be lovely.

It would be nice if the main page linked to your blog or anything really, because I would like to know where can I follow this project!
This tutorial doesn't exist.
Not nearly that old, but I'm reminded of the Casio calculators from the 80's that came with games. The one we had had a number matching game.

It would for example spawn a 4, then you had two buttons, one to rotate through all the numbers and one to fire (ie. match). Over time it would spawn faster and faster, but it had different levels and some special game elements.
This really is getting old and has been debunked over and over again.
It only works in big tech companies where you don't need to take care of everything. Still, there are some management issues like sharing same philosophy, mentoring, etc that you wouldn't get in remote work. I think apple sensed this first and now it's google's turn
As someone spending time looking at satellite and orthographic photos, i agree, this looks weird. City grid looks like cloth texture, roads and rivers make no sense. In any case, it manages to slightly impress me.
If I recall correctly the famous 1% rule (not that one) but rather[1] was the topic of a recent article (which I cannot now find but am hoping will randomly come into my memory at 2 AM and/or someone will correct me on) where the author gave some pretty convincing evidence that this kind of behaviour (the tendancy for _most_ people on the internet, 90%, to only consume content) also extends to open source ecosystems. I believe Matrix was given as one example.

Essentially no one wants to host and run the infrastructure for these things, only the "diehards" do. This is akin to how only the "diehards" produce content on Wikipedia, or YouTube. Remember, this is relative to the volume of people who only consume that content.

It's the same in P2P e.g. Bittorrent. The count of seeders (those who have the content and are uploading it to peers who need to download it) is almost always lower than leechers (those who are only downloading).

This is exacerbated with Peertube because video files are big, require a lot of bandwidth, and someone has to pay for that. If there is a set of diehards who love running Matrix or IRC (think other smaller networks not just Libera) or what have you then how many of that already small set can meaningfully afford to run a Peertube instance capable of serving a momentus volume of video traffic?

I wish it wasn't so but it is.

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1%25_rule_(Internet_culture)
I see nothing in his comment to justify such a charitable interpretation.
Peertube is the opposite of centralized video hosting; it's a federation of nodes.

A video hosting company needs to hold all the videos hostage so they can make money somehow, like via ads. Plus the ability to control content: the videos themselves (e.g. be able to censor or delete them), and other content like user accounts, comments and whatnot.

This is like asking, why doesn't Reddit just operate as a Usenet gateway with a Web UI?
"The companies that received awards are: Blue Origin".

So Blue Origin is their choice of launcher then? Because Blue Origin is notorious for demanding awards and delivering exactly jack shit in return.
I don’t know what else you call invading a sovereign country because they don’t want to be your vassal though? That seems pretty barbaric to me.
Haha, for others here, lakh and crore stand for 10^5 and 10^7 respectively kind of an intermediary between the usual million and billion that we use in the west.
As I wrote earlier I have no clue =)

However, I feel like it is way easier to get a job in e.g. London or SF since it is unsubstainable to live there for most people so there is a big churn. In smaller UK villages you can probably live a good life working at Subway doing sandwiches. Not so much in London. So you wont get the small village Subway job becouse the current holder does not quit.

E.g. when I lived in Palo Alto I noticed a big lack of children so I assume you need to be rich to afford living there with them. So newcommers get the newly made parents jobs and so on.
The USA used Ukraine (and Georgia) in 2008 when it told NATO that it must tell putin that Ukraine was joining, despite no one else wanting it to. That's why all this is happening.

Putin himself c. 2000 wanted russia to join NATO/EU -- and has found the USA's rejection and containment of russia post-USSR incomprehensible. When the USA insisted on neighboring states joining NATO, that's when Russia took this stance of NATO=Threat -- because, frankly, that was the USA basically said.

Ukraine is being used again now. If the west wanted your people to survive, they would not have just proven to putin what a threat NATO really is -- by arming you, and by attacking the russian economy.

The UK/USA has basically just confirmed the need for russia to conduct this war, and has given him every reason just to level your country. That is what's about to happen.
Not an expert on networking infrastructure. But I believe this is due to scalability bottlenecks, like Bandwidth.

P2P infrastructure is usually run on hardware designed for personal use.

I think to see real adoption of P2P technology, one has to make it work better and cheaper than the current existing cloud infrastructure.
Those are free for most people - in Europe via SWIFT and in the US via an ACH transfer.
Not AI, just statistics and double checks. In the old days that was done by people that knew what they were doing now it's a job for programmers. Having alerts about too many strange entries in the transaction log/inventory is something I've implemented.
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I am working on a point to point media tool right now and it’s super challenging to get right. There is no server. There are just peers.

Client/server is very easy, because there is a centralized common point of access that manages everything. In a serverless model you have to connect via identity that has no fixed address.
> Anyone with basic understanding of DNS infrastructure

Well, since I have actually developed, built, and operated global-scale authoritative (and resolver) DNS infrastructure, as well as ISP infrastructure more generally from the first dialups to multinational backbones, and internet exchanges, and witnessed (and handled) the many and fascinating failure modes (whether accidental or malicious) of both the DNS and Internet routing, by this standard I am prepared to make the ambit claim of being qualified to comment.

From your remark I can tell that you have not actually bothered to read what Bill wrote, either. I suggest returning to https://twitter.com/woodyatpch/status/1498472865301098500 and reviewing the substance.

I agree with his remarks. You are not arguing against them, but against some fictional re-imagining of what they might've been.
The disrespect for Italian forces is all over this thread. Definitely not as active as UK/FR (because their constitution, y'know, literally forbids any action on foreign soil not authorized by the UN), but still decently armed - all the way to the infamous F-35...
Emotional appeals do not mix well with logic.

Yes, you do have a responsibility. Yes, it is sad that you may not be able to reach your mom. But that is as nothing compared to having your home bombarded out from under you.

Meanwhile, I take it that you are donating to doctors without borders and the Ukrainian defense forces to make the point that you too disagree with this war?
The immediate goal of the sanctions right now is to make Putin stop the invasion, nothing more. We don't know if that will work, but we are obligated to try.
> Putin sees NATO as an existential threat

That would make him crazy though, or at least extremely deluded. I don't think any NATO member had (or has!) any intention of entering into conflict with Russia - otherwise we would've seen an escalation back in 2014. I think you are giving him too much credit and are taking his words at face value.

I think he probably sees NATO or the EU as contributing to the shrinking Russian of influence. This is definitely true, but it doesn't in any rational world justify military action and certainly isn't an existential threat to either Russia or Putin. Hence the popular "crazy Putin" narrative ... because it really kind of is.
I think SpaceX has no choice but to agree. They're firmly in a monopoly position right now, and refusing would be an abuse of that monopoly.

Remember that monopolies are legal as long as they are fairly attained and aren't abused.
50°C is not a temperature that should lock up your system, or do you mean on the outside of the casing? Otherwise that is a fairly normal operating temperature for a CPU, especially for a notebook that is even quite good. If it goes beyond 80°C it might be concerning, but I had a notebook CPU that regularly reached 95°C while still being stable.

Difficult to say, but I would very much believe this to be a software issue. Your main memory is quite low but that should also not lock your system, just slow it down.

I think 20.04 is the current long term support version from Ubuntu. Are you sure it completely locks up? If you hit CTRL+ALT+F1 - F4 it doesn't bring you to the system console? Otherwise a software component might be crashing.

A reinstall might work, could perhaps be a driver issue that causes the freeze. Difficult to analyze.
That's all very easy for you to say. I can only speak for myself but if I saw a convoy of tanks and artillery approaching the city where I live I would wave a white flag, gladly hand over the keys to the city, let the enemy occupy whatever administrative building they want to occupy, then go home and live to see another day with my children my wife and my parents.
I agree, but in discourse I strongly subscribe to the Principle of Charity [0]

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principle_of_charity
Nobody referenced the recent industrial scale production of hypersonic nuclear weapons that travel at mach 10 that Russia believes can win a nuclear war?

https://inews.co.uk/news/world/hypersonic-missile-what-meani...

To be alarmist, it looks like this is for all the marbles. The Russians think they can win a world war. The reason they are hardly using their Air Force is they are holding it in reserve for the rest of the campaign to reestablish the Soviet Union.

Once they take control of an stabilize the Ukraine, hopefully not like they completely pulverized Chechnya, despite brutal islamist insurgency, they are going to do the rest of Eastern Europe.

All you guys are saying the insurgency will win, but now the Russians have a whole new generation of counterinsurgency tech that they proved on the ground in Syria. It's going to be very ugly.

What's worse is the rest of the world needs Russia's food, fertilizer and energy exports. There will be severe hardship throughout the world without all of that while the war is ongoing.
At least according to the text in your link, they didn't threaten to pull out. They said that the station would fall to earth if they were expelled.
If he does, neither will Russia. The new iron curtain has already risen, and committing mass murder and destruction of Ukraine will solidify it for the decades to come.
Because exploiting foreigners to work all the tough low-paid jobs that nobody wants to do is how we created racial disparities to begin with...
Good. Those constellations are an astrological nightmare. I can't believe anyone with the money is allowed to pollute low earth orbit without any consequences.

But if my son rides his dirtbike where yuppies walk their dogs; someone will have something to say about the ecological impact.
Funny you say that, but Uniqlo a Japanese owned fashion brand and quite popular in Australia has a fantastic modern e-commerce website.
If the West doesn't support Ukraine people would be calling the West hypocrites for not defending a democratically elected government asking for help. A country they said they'd help. If they do support them it's for their own gain and they're using them.

There is no pleasing people.
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There will be help. Warsaw was carpet-bombed too. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Destruction_of_Warsaw
With current levels of UE funding, Ukraine may be even better off financially than Poland at that time. We just need to tell them to skip building another Palace of Culture and Science https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palace_of_Culture_and_Science.
General adversarial networks

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Generative_adversarial_network
I cannot think of a reason where onsite would be better than remote.

Advantages of remote:

- 100% focus as long as you have a proper working place.

- Perfect time management as you will interact at planned times
and under an agenda.

- No more smells from my colleagues atrocious culinary choices.

- No more being annoyed by sales guys trying to jump the queue
for their deal this quarter.
This map is ""fun"" if your family/ancestry was affected by the Holocaust. I am of German ancestry, with one branch being Catholic and another branch Jewish. The Catholic surname is still abundant right in the region of origin, the Jewish surname(s) are, well, let's just say they're not there.
Maybe it's my surname, but it just looks like a population map.
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US anti-Russia sanctions killed my business
I am not a Russian citizen, but I had my IT projects aimed at Russian speakers. Yesterday I've noticed that Stripe declines all transactions from cards issued in Russian Federation and Belarus. My business has been killed.
> I would absolutely teleport somewhere for a team meeting rather than play Zoom Brady Bunch.

Imagine Scotty beaming the team down for a meeting and all of them are in their pajamas, unshaved and groggy, some still holding their cereal bowls.
> Europe would be forced to turn on Nord Stream 2, which is 100% complete and just waiting for regulatory approval.

Nord Stream 2 is history. The company behind it went bankrupt two days ago or sth. like this. Everybody who still held to that project in Germany has turned it down. Nord Stream 2 won't happen, instead NLG from Saudi Arabia seems to be a thing now, anything but supporting Russia and its war.

Also, Germany declared that it wants to be energy-independent by 2035, 15 years earlier than planned as a result of the Russian aggression.
You are splitting hairs and focusing on the wrong thing.

Even if everything you say is true, it is inherently wrong as well as unproductive to refer to ethnic/religious groups as "barbarians" based on the actions of some portion of that groups behaviour. It essentialises the group even though there are countless Russians who dont support this behaviour and therefore aren't "barbarians".

Behaviour can certainly be barbaric and referred to as such (I would have had no problem if the original comment said "the invasion of the Ukraine by Russians is barbaric" as an example), but referring to entire nations/ethnic groups/religions as barbarians based on a portion of that group's behaviour is deeply dehumanising and one of the most toxic ways to engage in these sorts of discussions with very negative outcomes for both sides by denying other people their humanity.

Can you name a single time in history ever where framing conflict in such a manner has led to anything positive? Because I certainly can't and there are PLENTY of examples of it being done. However much some people may relish the opportunity to finally have an "enemy" they can dehumanise and hate, it is always ethically wrong as well as being counter-productive to do so no matter how good it might feel to some people.
How did you come to that conclusion? Did you study all of them?
From article:
"They don’t talk about the benefits; they don’t talk about what you would get... they tell you what you need in order to be successful in the recruitment."
There's something very satisfying about that title.
I am wondering if this kind of manipulation / intervention also takes place in comment sections of online newspapers.
NATO is presently sending massive amounts of arms to Ukraine and has tried to destroy the Russian economy.

Ukraine isn't in NATO and has no claim to NATO support. And yet, NATO is basically using the country to conduct a proxy war.

From the Russian POV, everything here has been confirmed. NATO is an existential threat to russia.

Imagine if the USA invaded cuba and russia sent massive arms/etc. to cuba, and destabalized the US economy. What would the USA think about Russia? That, exactly, it is very much the threat "it was always believed to be".
It seems accurate, albeit a bit outdated, for my extremelly rare familly name (I know most of the people who bear it, and we're still clustering around what I assume is our ancestral village), but the more common form of the same name is not in the database.
On overwriting disks (on OpenBSD 7.0-current)
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> Go into a 7-11 in China or Korea, and the prices are often written by hand. In Japan, they're the same printed font everywhere.

Definitely not. I don't know if you live in Japan or not but the stuff I see walking around my neighborhood has plenty of stylized, varied, and even handwritten fonts and signs.

EDIT: Here's an example picture from google maps of a random corner (the first one I found, didn't have to look much): https://upload.i.ng/file/interpolatesdisarrangesocioeconomic...
I hope nobody here suffers the illusion that the point of this “aid” is anything other than to prolong the war and increase the bloodshed. Ukraine can not and will not win this war. The longer this goes on the harder cities will be hit and civilian casualties will go up dramatically.

Western leaders are perfectly aware of that, they depend on it.
Here's some of the sources I've seen when working on that topic [1] : Census data, Phone books, Academic bibliographic databases (web of science, pubmed), list of athletes at olympic games, Wikipedia, LinkedIn, ...

[1] https://antonomase.fr/fi/mazieres_bms_names.pdf you'll find the references to some of these examples.
The thing is that many Ukrainian people want to wear these and they want to bear the consequences, including the risk of dying if they do. (Especially since they also risk dying anyway, if they don't, since Putin is committing civilian genocide in there.)
I can tell you that remote work sucks. Not for me, personally, because I like it, but: managing team remotely is very difficult. Over the course of 2 years I had at least two people who were clearly fraud - their work performance was abysmal, probably because they were working two jobs at once. It's hard do motivate, and to control people if you never even met them.