skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
No manufacturer will actually guarantee their weather sealing. It surprised me when I went and researched it. YouTuber James Popsys[0] takes his cameras out in the cold and wet all the time, so whatever he uses is probably a good starting point if you decide to try interchangeable lens cameras again and want one that actually handles moist weather well.

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C9VAidHrnY8
I think it'll end when the Russian populace is squeezed hard and turns on the government. Forces will be withdrawn from Ukraine to deal with civil issues. A bloody military coup will occur, supported by sympathetic members. New government will be appointed. This government will eventually end up a NATO member and piss off China and then we'll have to do the same thing again.
One doesn't have to be a genius to do mathematics
Ah, in that case I think we agree mostly. However I'd say that paying taxes that go towards armed conflict we are, to some degree, doing war.
a rotten potato isn't the same as a green potato. a green potato will look and feel fine.
Everyone can recognize a particularly bad school
It's all fun and games until they start to DDoS your API, DNS, network.
Avoiding nuclear war and WW3 is not giving Russia a free pass.

This is the mentality that's dangerous.

It's strange to see the population shift pro-war so suddenly, and for nuclear warfare nonetheless...
Check out Blue Star.
A nice idea but this also requires borders to be entirely controlled on both sides, and for tracking of individuals. I don't know of any country that can or wants to do this.
If you really care, there are plenty of ways to research now that everyone has the internet. Next time you have this argument, you'll be armed with information.
This website claims to have translated recipes from the Boke of Cokery: http://godecookery.com/goderec/goderec.htm
The Chinese aren't dumb enough to pretend their economy wouldn't collapse if they got the sort of embargo Russia's seeing. Their #1, #2, #3, #5, #6, and #7 top trading partners are all US or US allies.
That's only in the short term. Weeks, months from now. "A bitter peace imposed on a deafeated Ukraine" ... how long until an equally bitter peace gets imposed on a third country?
This is actually not unusual though in practice. Large-scale applications quite frequently do client-side (application-side) handling of bind variables -- including many large websites/apps that you use, I can absolutely guarantee this from personal experience.

The reason is that using a real prepared statement in MySQL (as well as most other DBMS) requires an extra round-trip, which adds latency. It also potentially adds complexity if a proxy/middleware layer is in use, since prepared statements are per-connection, at least in MySQL.

The core problem in this specific case is that this js mysql client library simply did not implement client-side interpolation correctly or securely. This is quite bad; I'm not aware of a similar problem in any other major language's most popular mysql driver in recent years.
https://archive.ph/yswV2
Mathematically correct breakfast: How to slice a bagel into two linked halves (2009)
MySQL uses `backticks` for quoting identifiers, ANSI SQL and PostgreSQL use "double-quotes", SQL Server and MS Access use [square brackets].

SQLite supports all three: https://www.sqlite.org/lang_keywords.html
Totally agree, and that PR seems pointless as AWS OpenSearch has an advanced configuration option that makes OS pretend to be ES for backward compatibility so not really sure what they're achieving with it.

Maybe don't use an overly generous license if you want to open source, but not really...
There are apolitical people in every country, no? These people maximise their own benefit (aka capitalism) without caring about others (aka socialism?)

There are also patriotic people like those Ukranians you mentioned that stayed and are fighting. Unfortunately many of the patriotic Russians support the war and they don't care as much about quality of life.

What is happening is kind of like you living in a neighbourhood your whole life and then some thugs move in. Now all of a sudden you don't get mail because the post is scared of those thugs. You can fight the thugs or you can move to a neighbourhood where you can get your mail.
Russia saw what happened to the Taliban and shrugged, they didn't realize the bell would toll for them too so soon
So many people cheering on the "inevitable" nuclear escalation. I wonder why. For those of you cheering it on, are you personally suicidal? An accelerationist? Do you wish others to die (maybe you're one of those "humanity is a plague" types)? Do you live far away from any cities and thus feel safe? I don't understand.
You could even use Patreon to create an online proof of your successful business. If you have a hobby, like writing blogs or making photos, just subscribe to your friends' accounts, and they will subscribe to yours. Patreon will take some 30% of the money, which is not a problem if you are rich, and now you are a successful artist and you can prove it to the whole world.
I own an id.4 for about 6 months now. It has problems but nothing insane, it was also a good 10k less then a model y, 20k less if you factor in autopilot. I think Tesla should be commended for getting electric cars to happen, and I hope they continue to improve, but I wouldn’t count ford, Volkswagen, or GM out yet, they don’t have to be better, just close enough to feel like preference. I really think we’re only 2-3 model years from them reaching near parity on evs.
Are you sure you don't mean the 80s?
It's perfectly possible that Interfax is a reliable source of information about Ukraine, although it seems to be mostly based in Russia and mostly staffed by Russians, but we do need to remember that they are subject to the "15 years in prison for 'fake' news" law. So I'm taking this with a pinch of salt, or maybe a small handful, until more is known.
Like his dissenters over the past two decades? Unfortunately he is too careful for that.
Naively, I'd say to try a VPN with multiple PoPs in different countries. Eg, the same thing that people use to get around Netflix or other geoblocks.
Chilling. War gaming and probabilities surrounding the utility of nuclear weapon use no longer “taboo” is fascinating but morbid.

I wonder how much stock is put into these scenario models by policy makers and leaders and how much is “gut instinct”?
Gnome's Nautilus does this as well.
There is no particular group who are "the editors". You are "the editors". So am I, and I have no idea about this situation. That's why articles need publicly-accessible sources.

Now, if there's something in the article that is (1) wrong and (2) unsourced, then that should be removed from the article. (And if someone re-adds unsourced material to an article, then there are process to deal with that). But if there are no public sources for information it does not go in the encyclopedia.
Actually, I'm much more amazed by what lens designs for cameras look like. Sure I can appreciate how they fit these designs in a tiny amount of space, but they are also not constrained in shape by the same constrains as glass lenses.

Even more amazing is how they designed very complex lenses in the 50's and 60's essentially by hand. And those designs have stood the test of time and have barely changed. Compared to what modern lens designers have available to them, I just find it mindblowing how the designers then could come up with these things.
Although I strongly despise Russia's (Putin's) war and agree that they need to be punished, I feel sorry for the non-oligarch Russians abroad in foreign countries who will suddenly be unable to pay with their Russian cards, as well as foreigners in Russia who can no longer use their credit cards.

Ultimately the legitimacy of these sanctions come down to how effective they will be in influencing a favorable outcome - ie. pressuring Putin to end the war. Unfortunately Russia is not a democracy - it's a country where you get arrested for protesting, and practically a dictatorship where Putin has been running the country for the last 20+ years. Thus I'm not sure how effective these blanket sanctions will be in changing things, and Putin has so far showed no signs of backing down. But I sure hope I'm wrong. This invasion is completely unjustified, and Putin must be stopped (without escalating to WWIII).
If anything, that's robbing their own people, not the Russian citizens. That's what OP is saying, it's not the West, but the Russian oligarchs robbing Russian citizens of the wealth they could otherwise have.
And their social credit technology.
This is like the Kennedy assassination. there is the official narrative, and at the same time other alternative narratives that the govt. will never entertain but are still also possible. You're never going to see a NYTs or WSJ headlines that says "lab leak confirmed by Whitehouse". It will always be something in the air.
Yeah. But people are pretty locked into their systems.
To the best of my knowledge, there has never been a single group known as “Anonymous.”

Saying that the FBI infiltrated Anonymous is like saying that they’ve infiltrated antifa; it’s a category error.
I have to admire the absolute ingeniousness to make it only on the high end one heh.

I suspect you could just buy the parts - they’re all very similar internally even sharing parts with the commercial models.
Will E2EE be on by default?
You don’t see any Russian propaganda probably because they were all filtered out by western media. Same probably goes the other way in Russia. Propaganda machine is definitely going to be running non-stop during war times. That’s why it’s important to reserve some critical thinking skills reading all these news. Unfortunately, people eat the propaganda like breakfast on this side, I’d imagine it’s probably the same situation on the other side. All these echo chambers just add fuel to the feud. I’d hate if this is what kicks off the next world war, with both sides feeling justified and righteous, dumping nukes on the other side because “they all deserve it”.
You have to connect to it through the Home app to stream.
No control over? Not with that attitude, I guess.
One of the major premises in the book "Why We Sleep" by Matthew Walker is precisely this phenomenon. We know that sleep helps to repair and restore organ systems, and it can also boost memory. This is exciting to see more connections as evidence supporting sleep as one of the most important things we do.
> it was the only one offered by his home builder.

pointless excuses.

it was a stupid purchase just the same.

before someone say blaming victims: buying an extremely overpriced appliance just so you can have it included in your expensive custom home is not a even slightly difficult thing to avoid in life. cmon. just say no and buy it later on, for cheaper no less!

this is even more sily than being forced to buy a phone with data plan just to have access to public services or apply to a job. those things should be talked about. not freaking overpriced appliances sold for custom homes because your architect didn't have other options.
Uhm. National socialism is fascism, not communism.
"Common sense" does not apply - or is worse than useless - in areas where one has no actual deep experience. Which in this case would mean certain virologists, epidemiologists, etc.

Simple test: Ask some old Maritime provinces fishermen about how the weather, sun, moon, coastal shape, currents, and dredged shipping channels interact to determine high tide levels along the coast. Then ask a bunch of folks whose experience doesn't include anything "ocean", "sea", or even "great lake" to give your their "common sense" on that subject.
That only demonstrates an inconsistency in practice, unless I’m misunderstanding what you mean.
> that's not a parametrized query, but just fake smoke and mirrors.

And still much preferable to not having it at all.

Don’t let perfect be the enemy of good.
> That's how it works, but can he incarcerate millions of people?

Don't underestimate Russian capabilities when it comes to punishing regular people - 18millions went through gulag system https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gulag
so are knives but i don't think my folding pocket knife needs gps tracker built in
Thats not putins problem if whoever ukraine "elects" is not able to join EU or if the EU doesn't take them. No one forbids them.
> I think encircling your border with an offensive military alliance is very much like placing nukes 100 miles away and pointing them at you, yes.

Why do you think NATO is an offensive alliance against Russia?

> I wouldnt want the military alliance that destroyed Libya anywhere near me if I thought I could be a target. Having a strict "dont end up like Libya" policy is actually a fairly sensible.

Odd isn’t it? It’s almost like if you are like Libya, and you murder your citizens, deny them basic rights, and enrich yourself at their expense you end up on the receiving end of some measure of justice. I can’t imagine what could possibly prevent that. No country has ever figured that out. Nope. No way.
Thanks for sharing my news site!
All the commercial stuff from before the Apple Home craze. Automated sprinklers, lighting, controls. It’s been out there since the 70s and got rudimentary internet access early on - and lots of it is very slapdash (underlying assumptions that everything is local wire or low range radio from before internet was slapped on).
On the contrary, put enough coincidences together and you have what is called evidence. They're not proof, but you certainly need to address them if you want to be taken seriously.

"Correlation doesn't imply causation, but it does waggle its eyebrows suggestively and gesture furtively while mouthing 'look over there'."

https://xkcd.com/552/
Thanks, that's impressive and exactly what I was hoping to see. Pretty much zero effort into making it faster but it's still decently fast and could probably get literally 10x faster if you wanted to cache a few things.

Also surprisingly not that much RAM usage. Are you using Sidekiq too where this is included in the number of dynos you run? What's neat is (and I'm not recommend switching) it sounds like you could host a massively popular forum and throw it onto a single $48 / month DigitalOcean server with 8GB of memory and 4 CPU cores if you wanted to. I get wanting to use Heroku but for folks who are ok with self hosting that's really affordable for such a popular site that has quite a lot of writes.
My recommendation is specific to someone who opted out of systems in favor of an iPhone.
There's a whole community of people building in public on Indiehackers.com

You can also check out the #buildinpublic and #buildsell30 hashtags on twitter. Not websites, but big collections of knowledge and resources

Pieter Levels (levels.io) is a popular example.
I haven’t used it in a real project yet, but I’ve tried it out for a few project ideas, and haven’t found it complicated to use. I’m not necessarily saying it isn’t ever complicated, but I was able to knock out a couple proofs of concept in a few hours. My only complaint so far is that the sexpr representation lacks some details, but I have no problem with working around that.
> the US hasn't taken on a power capable of defeating it since the 1940s

Wait so Russia is struggling to even take Kyiv and you’re implying that they are an equal foe to the highest spend armed forces in the world? Allied with the countries that constitute 75%+ of global wealth?

Putin’s propaganda is WILDLY effective.
This investigative journalists talking about US built biolabs in Ukraine. Now getting destroyed by Russia.
https://twitter.com/RealGeorgeWebb1/status/14986615153601536...

https://twitter.com/RealGeorgeWebb1

The world is a corrupt place.
This fallacy might be useful in a debate, but it's useless in real life. It tells us to ignore basic pattern recognition in favor of treating everyone as an individual, despite our brain's hardware being incapable of effectively doing so.

There exist for everyone a hypothetical black man on a spectrum from Ice Cube in "Are We There Yet" to Ice Cube in "Straight outta Compton". If you see this hypothetical person coming towards you, you will feel uncomfortable because your reptile brain wants you keep you alive.

Everyone's lived experience is different. Everyone is entitled to a version of Ice Cube that scares them and the freedom to not associate with the people who they don't trust. Everyone is entitled to think a self-diagnosed mental disorder is disgusting and steals light from the actually afflicted.
Fantasia was a 40s Disney cartoon with a famous Mickey scene
No, they're mostly just cut potatoes. They get a coating with some stuff in it you wouldn't find on homemade fries, and the cooking is of course quite standardized. But nothing like mixing multiple varieties of potato and reshaping them as fries.
Sorry, I just hate how everyone has to be a contrarian here. My wife hasn’t slept properly in a week, her mother now lives in a bomb shelter in Chernigov. You can see why I’m pissed off when people try to support or justify Russia.
Not necessarily even then. Connecting to a new domain has the overhead of a DNS lookup, TCP connection and TLS handshake before you can even send the request (and be stuck in slow start for the first few RTTs).
Spain was practically untouched during both World Wars. Surprisingly - for an European country - it was one of the few states to remain neutral during the conflicts. [1] [2]

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spain_during_World_War_II

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spain_during_World_War_I
You're proving my point.
There are stances and desires.

Our desire is to avoid WW3. But our stance cannot be "to avoid WW3 at any cost". The latter gives aggressor free pass for future invasions, possibly to a NATO ally, that would be a very undesirable situation for the United States.

At the moment, there is no need for further escalation (however, Putin already said the "economic sanction" is a "declaration of war" by the Western countries). But preparations, IMHO, is a must now.
No PhD does not imply no expertise
I'm not convinced this appeal to authority proves there are only two ways out. Beyond escalation or occupation plenty of scenarios look just as plausible. And there's a risk that fixating on only these two suggested outcomes may reinforce them, like a self fulfilling prophecy.
And they're terrible.
Ask HN: Which browser should I migrate to, away from Firefox?
After years, I have realized [0] it’s long past time to begin migrating away from Firefox for security reasons.

If least likely to have 0 days is the thing I am optimizing for, what should it be?

OS requirements: Windows, MacOS, Linux, iOS a nice to have

Sub-question: Does each OS have their own historically “most secure” [1] browser, making a single browser not ideal?

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30572925

[1] meaning least 0 days, or maybe CTF event history?
VSCode isn’t fine, you are just suffering from web app Stockholm syndrome: https://github.com/jhallen/joes-sandbox/blob/master/editor-p...

VSCode is slower than Emacs/Vim at e.g. syntax highlighting a large file by a factor of three. It’s slower on a search and replace by a factor of seven. It’s slower than those editors by about the same ratio as Atom is slower than VSCode.
> My mobile has taught me that a lot of what I relied on or worked with in a DSLR or mirrorless is a crutch.

> Mobile phone cameras force you, for example, to really think about composition, because you can't simply blur out the bits you don't like (portrait mode still sucks). They force you to think of other ways to isolate subjects, other ways to make use of light and contrast.

I would argue that Bokeh is an incredibly important tool that is part of composition and saying it is just there to "blur out the bits you don't like" seems weird to me.
> there are few good commuting options to the rest of the bay where most of the work is there

Ferry service from Marin is pretty reasonable during commute times. It's a 30 min ride from Sausalito to SF. Bart from Marin to FiDi probably would be similar, just with more frequent trains.
A new age of economic conflict
“In all the other games, the world is basically destroyed.“

Should we be rushing to build a nuclear fallout shelter or is it already too late?
What do you mean by “high fidelity”? I find electron apps, like Chrome, violate my platform expectations on the Mac.
I think it would be interesting to have a per country quota that factors in environmental emissions (better quota for those making an effort) as well as attractiveness (a balanced flow means a larger quota).
Anybody have a list of these so called "old but excellent" Mac apps?

I guess mine would be Typinator. I just picked up a license which is a one-time cost. The product is solid and so is the support. I wish I knew of other types of products like this because I would most likely buy them without hesitation. I'm tired of seeing so many damn subscriptions on my bank statement.
Yeah. And then 8 years later when it becomes pretty clear Iraq/Ukraine doesn’t want you there, it’s hard to keep the populace misinformed.
That's not a thing that you can do on twitter where your gender is already public. It's not her that would be intentionally entangling her gender with the ideas that she's expressing, it's her that wouldn't be able to escape her gender being entangled with the ideas that she's expressing.

I'd venture to say that most racial/ethnic minorities try to stay within the pseudoanonymous assumption that everybody on the internet is a white man as long as possible. If you're posting on the internet as a public person, that's not an option.
I think there is a latent apathy in the United States; or a fervor to "shake things up" (not unlike people voting in Trump to see what would happen). I have a feeling that things aren't really that stable at all.
As they grow into corporate windows focused someone else can come and make a dedicated non-cloud Mac app.

Call it 2factorpass or soemthing.
Western Union and Moneygram exists in Russia no?

You do realise that Transferwise isn’t the only money transfer service, there only given as an example.

The fact that the article states that there was a limit shows this ‘ban’ is only a temporary measure by Wise.

As I said you can still use other regulated alternatives.
RaidForums seized by the FBI, hosting phishing page/honeypot on domain
I thought the comment was sarcastic.
Install Samsung Internet Browser. It's Chromium and it will run on non-Samsung devices. You can install the AdGuard add-on in it. It will let you put the bar at the bottom too.

That said, I use Firefox on my desktop.