skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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Actually, it's Putin who cannot win. Even if he threw everything he had and managed to occupy a country of 44 million people, second largest in Europe by landmass - he wouldn't be able to hold it. That would require the kind of resources he doesn't have. Also the minute he withdraws, which is just a matter of time, ukrainians will kill his puppet government and take their country back. So yeah, Ukraine will suffer major losses, but ultimately time is on their side.
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Zustand 4 already works with Concurrent Mode. Still in beta, but so is React 18.
I've also see exampleapp.com
It's not joining the EU. Its application has been accepted. Bosnia's application was accepted in 2003 and it's most certainly not in the EU.
Yeah, my point exactly. It readouts out at end of this year, ~3 years in. There are no physical limitations preventing this from being done in months. It is the human factors that fuck it up
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Would it be too much to ask for Hacker News to not promote products made in and benefiting evil regimes such as China and Russia? You wouldn’t allow The Nazipad 2000 to be showen here; what’s the difference?
In conventional warfare, likely yes.

Russia also has enough nuclear weapons, in unknown places (likely off the US coast), to do a lot of damage to the US. They will almost certainly use them in the face of an existential threat (like being at war with NATO directly), so NATO will do everything possible to avoid that contingency.
Will it even break copa cabana?
This wouldn't be the case, as it is normal website behaviour. Users can't downvote posts (only comments) [0], and self posts on Hacker News are light grey by default [1].

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17735526

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=468180
It seems like the unspoken implication is that the umbilical cord wrapped around the baby's neck, resulting in in-utero asphyxiation? However, the baby was born weighing only three pounds, which would seem to signify something else wrong prior to the asphyxiation, no?
Ok, but should hackers work on cutting off Russia from the Internet or helping Russians evade government controls?
Email that stuff in, there's no '@dang' notification or anything.
I got a physical rejection letter in the mail some years ago, many months after the application. I couldn't believe any organization would waste somebody's time to print out a form letter, stuff an envelope, and mail it when they could notify me over email. I consider these bullets dodged because there's more organizational anachronisms you don't want to deal with as an employee.
Past related threads. I think there have been others.

How Big Tech Is Importing India’s Caste Legacy to Silicon Valley - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26435117 - March 2021 (195 comments)

Caste discrimination in some of Silicon Valley's richest tech companies - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24952698 - Oct 2020 (322 comments)

How India's ancient caste system is ruining lives in Silicon Valley - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24555492 - Sept 2020 (47 comments)

Over 90% of Indian techies in the US are upper-caste Indians - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24552047 - Sept 2020 (613 comments)

Silicon Valley Has a Caste Discrimination Problem - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24065132 - Aug 2020 (14 comments)

California sues Cisco alleging discrimination based on India’s caste system - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23798922 - July 2020 (56 comments)

California accuses Cisco of job discrimination based on Indian employee's caste - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23697083 - July 2020 (592 comments)
Are you open to remote applicants from Canada, or are these positions US/UK only?
Legally Ignoring the License (2021)
That’s the one, I remember that!
Too many to list. But by the photos of it looks like it was severe, when the body is not able to move you get all kinds of chronic diseases.
I think I read somewhere that pneumonia is number one because of the difficulty of eating and drinking and the food or liquids constantly get into the lungs.
I played this song on guitar for my grandfather's funeral :( was one of his favorite songs to play on harmonica.
I only have this generalized experience to respond with (at the moment): For the private project i work on full-time, the few dependencies related to ING and Lion were the most problematic and the first to get ripped out. I have no idea about the specifics of your dependency, and will not review the work you're mentioning in detail. However, ING, based on my limited experience, is nothing to base any assumptions on. Based on my limited experience, ING and Lion appear to be distinctly inferior examples of work done with Lit and web components. That was my first and last time working with anything Lion and ING related.
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My hope is that oligarchs would rather try to suicide Putin than have ten yachts but nowhere to go to because it‘s nuclear winter everywhere.
Farm household. Just Ukrainian official name for a "farm".
(Disclaimer: not a founder or tax expert here)

There are a bunch of rules, all aiming at making sure as a company director you can’t qualify for any government benefits, and income is taxed in box 1 (income from employment) which has the highest rate.

First is a minimum of €45k, then you can’t be paid less than your highest paid employee, for an LLC you need to pay yourself at least 75% of profits. There’s probably more to stop creative accounting and ensure the first chunk of money is always taxed as personal income.
Why cant you use npm for this?
And they can probably convince North Korea to start shelling Seoul for good measure.
Sipeed Lichee RV. At around 28 euro with a dock it's pretty unbeatable. (For a RISC-V)
Do you use a service to handle spam and a GUI interface?
Presumably gun control means some forms of restrictions and registration programs, not outlawing of gun ownership. I really don't see a connection.
U ok, hun?
I'm not an expert on Swift, but I can only guess that code injection mechanism that's been used for Previews resolves changes incorrectly.
Or the state got out of sync, so it's safer to rebuild the project rather than crash/timeout. Which unfortunately happens quite often, even after rebuild.
Some interesting reads for you:

https://www.reforge.com/blog/growth-loops

https://kwokchain.com/2019/10/24/notes-on-superhumans-acquis...

https://tomtunguz.com/feedback-loops/
Thanks for the comment, you raise a great point.

Often times customers want transparent communication, aka: understanding what needs to happen and by when for things to stay on track.

We've seen that often times people get busy and when follow-ups and reminders are solely left to one onboarding specialist, it's possible they could lose track -- one easy solution is to automate the reminders and take it off their plates indefinitely.

Another way to show clients they have to do some of the work is simply by assigning them the various tasks. The best way to show you care about their experience is explaining what they need to do is a simple manner, providing videos, articles and other resources so they can accomplish their tasks and move onto the next one.

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March is National Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month.
I smell GPT-3 (or 2 or 4 or whatever it is, it stinks).
> Local (wouldn't even mind if it was limited to open source) apps

How could a rule like that be enforced?

> lock down API access to blessed google clients and services.

What's wrong with application specific passwords?

(Still speaking only for myself)
Programming languages are lacking because they are too stuck in the "implementation plane" while trying to deal with lots of "system design" problems. Generics, traits, interfaces, union types and others are fundamentally targeted at giving developers more expressive power to describe the systems we are designing. We know there are many parts we could swap around, using different implementations, connecting some pieces here and there... and the system should make sense and work. We can see that it must work! But these features are trying to resolve problems from a very closely-connected but still different domain, and that's why we see so much friction when trying to use them. We try to encode system-level patterns in the implementation, and there's gonna be friction. We can see that these features give us power, and that's why we like them, but we also see the problems they cause, and that's when we get cold feet and say "yeah... maybe it's not such a great idea".

I'm actually really happy to get generics in golang, and I'm happy with the team giving it as much thought as they need, but we are only gonna get so far within the current paradigm of trying to model the universe from a few text files. Generics are nice, but we shall do better in the future!
> dismissed any ideas some countries might have had about leaving EU for decades

Let’s not steal the credit from Boris Johnson and Theresa May for that.
Maybe you’re joking? Your quote is generally intended for biasing in favor of preserving relationships, but is less relevant when someone is sending missiles and armor columns to blow up your country. You can assume malice here — no problem if you’re wrong.
I'm bad at defining success, so I define it as the opposite of failure. In the last few years I've dodged some bullets because I was honest about my expectations. My advice is that you challenge recruiters about the culture and working conditions at your potential new job, and do your best at getting rejected if it sounds crappy. You will find a Good One eventually.
> And Ukraine is also in a civil war since 2014

Well, a "civil war" inspired, organized, and supported by "peace-loving" neighboring country, which now tries to "peacefully" topple democratic government just to finish up the job.
Honestly not sure what you mean by this. At least outside of the Silicon Valley bubble, there are plenty of profit-minded, capitalistic people who aren't trying to become a trillion dollar megacorp.
It's a little endian architecture so the low-order bits are found "first", directly at the insn address. This matters because of the variable-length insn support.
it's the common basis of international law. Sovereign nations aren't beholden to anyone else. It's what sovereignty means: they get to do whatever the fuck they want according to their own made-up rules, unless a treaty they have signed explicitly outlaws the thing in question.

There are a lot of treaties governing proper rules of warfare. Russia is entered into many of them. But Russia has not signed any of the treaties outlawing the use of cluster munitions.
Sorry for copy-pasting, that was just to "upvote" by real people here. In any case, even according to the logic - the ability to do marks on the map, it's more beneficial for the russian invaders, and therefore helping to resolve this issue is the right thing to do.
I haven't read anything about Polish fighter jets.

https://www.flightradar24.com/blog/a-look-at-some-military-a... suggests that an airport in Poland is being used as hub for deliveries from other countries to Ukraine.
At this point, Putin will likely achieve his goals regarding Ukraine (which I can’t imagine he’ll ever be willing to give up) in the near term, at huge human and economic cost, unless (a) NATO decides to step in after all (unlikely), in which case all bets are off, or (b) China decides to join the West in opposing Russia (quite unlikely, they don’t have much reason to), or (c) Putin is overturned from within Russia (also unlikely it seems to me). The situation is pretty much doomed to get uglier and to remain ugly for quite some
time.
Even if the war ended right now, Ukraine has hundreds of thousands of refugees to move and shelter, huge amounts of destroyed infrastructure to repair and work around, most of their army expended, and a lot of civilian losses. They also won't get Crimea back, and they probably can't hold onto the separatist regions either.

Provided that the world continues to rally around Ukraine and gets critical supplies to the population centers they may avoid grievous additional losses, but Ukraine is unavoidably much worse off than it was pre-invasion.
Depends on the severity of the condition, but if swallow is affected I believe aspiration, pneumonia, choking, are causes of premature death for CP.
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My strategy--which is more browser-centric--is that I open another tab and proactively log in to the identity-provider (Google, Steam, etc.) and only after that do I go to the third-party site.

If the flow asks me for my password again, something has gone wrong.
Wow I must not be this product's target audience. The deployment scenarios they're outlining are the kinds of things I would expect a junior infra person to be able to do on a whiteboard.

It's not that I don't think "managed cloudformation/terraform" is a neat idea, but I'm honestly not sure if "not enough ops experience to run basic terraform but enough ops experience to feel stymied by Heroku" is that big of a market. You'll get lots of people who want Heroku but cheaper but then why even bother with the dance of it being pseudo-self-managed? Host it yourself with your own ops experience and undercut them.
How you feelin' about that point now? Think it aged well?
In retrospect, what were Token Ring's downsides that caused it to lose?

Requiring shielded twisted pair cabling? Processor costs (when it mattered) and Ethernet's benefiting massively from cheap switches (when hardware costs had dropped)?
yes, rule 5.10g

For National Association play only, the starting pitcher or any
substitute pitcher is required to pitch to a minimum of three
consecutive batters, including the batter then at bat (or any sub-
stitute batter), until such batters are put out or reach first base,
or until the offensive team is put out, unless the starting pitcher
or substitute pitcher sustains injury or illness which, in the
umpire-in-chief’s judgment, incapacitates him from further
play as a pitcher.

https://content.mlb.com/documents/2/2/4/305750224/2019_Offic...
> Are premium car brands really so fragile?

yes and no. german cars tend to have tighter tolerances than your typical economy sedan. they can be very reliable if maintained properly, but they can't take as much neglect as a Corolla. the tradeoff is that, subjectively, they are often more pleasant to drive.

bmw would be an exception, being notorious for using plastic parts designed to last only the duration of the first lease.
Because it is so traumatic, many languages don't have a word for a parent who lost a child. You have Orphans, Widows...
sometimes gdb is what you got. cant always have visual studio when debugging something in a server.
I was engaged at one point to a lady who sang that to me more than once and I was seriously freaked out because I was fairly certain she actually meant the lyrics (and looking at the full lyrics now, she didn't even go through all the verses). That and generally stuff in that vein gave me enough pause in planning the wedding that she finally had enough and broke things off, which I was relieved by because in hindsight I knew on some level something was seriously off but didn't have the maturity/confidence to break it off myself.
Sounds like it went through the software rendering path...
As far as I know, no Scandinavian country has joined NATO recently. Yes, there are discussions in Sweden, and even more in Finland, but that is not the same as actually applying for a membership. Such things take time.

And I am not quite so sure about Ukraine being already lost.
2 large nuclear forces are in conflict already. Ukraine is nuclear country.

Nothing nuclear happened during the war with soviets in Vietnam, Korea, etc., or with Russians in Syria. RF is much weaker than USSR.
> it would be so easy to backdoor an implementation of the open core in a well-hidden way

If anything it's way more difficult that doing so on a closed core.

> It could become the whole cheap-device OEM firmware situation

If you think high-end proprietary routers were not backdoored think again.
Apple has stopped all sales at its Russian online store
Maybe I'm missing something here, but does this proposal essentially say that half the teams will be playing something like a 70 game season as they're only part of the "Standard" league? How is the revenue sharing agreement going to work, you only get a cut of the rev from the leagues your in?

The issue right now is that the Yankees and Dodgers each get one vote, while the Marlins and Pirates also each get one vote on any matter like this. Most of the teams are not located in NY, CA, or Chicago where there's major fan bases and ownership that's willing to spend to appease these fan bases. At best, I could see about half a dozen owners benefitting from this, a dozen actively harmed by it, and the rest in a grey area of "being motivated to do better at baseball" by it.

I can see how this idea serves the fans and players, but how does it help billionaires fleece local governments for stadium subsidies/cozy up to local politicians to help grease the wheels of their ACTUAL businesses? I'm very anti-owner class, but I'll still admit you need to propose an idea they would actually like for it to be considered serious. This does not help the majority of owners fulfil their actual goals, which is acquiring currency at the greatest rate possible.
Solaris/Illumos has an extension[0] for that.

[0] http://src.illumos.org/source/search?project=illumos-gate&full=posix_spawn_file_actions_addclosefrom_np&defs=&refs=&path=&hist=&type=&xrd=&nn=1
[1] https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E36784_01/html/E36874/posix-spawn-file-actions-addclosefrom-np-3c.html
Not "everybody", those who has an interest in doing so, number one being the USA (including commercial interests).

Gas is still a hot commodity in the world and Russia will sell it, anyway, and maybe still to Germany as they've announced they were restoring normal gas flow through Poland to Germany.

Now, the good general point that one would have hoped all countries understood by now is: Don't become too dependent on a single supplier for anything, especially energy.