skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This sounds like the "gym memberships" of consulting - where you pay for the ability to use a thing on the expectation that people don't use it often.
Agreed, and it doesn't work on 10.14 either. It's a shame that emojis are somehow tied to OS updates.
As opposed to US and especially UK sanctions which were mild at best?
OK, say you go crazy for some reason. You want me to drop you off in a drug den, and tell the hospitals to refuse to admit you if you seek treatment?
Lots of places in the country/worldwide have good weather and little to no homelessness.
Given the reports that the majority of incitement and criminal activity was performed by out of state agitators/opportunists, I would agree.
It is! But it doesn't have Monte Carlo code in it :)

And it's open-source so it's generally okay to do that, but it should be reflected in the LICENSE.
Let's say you write a Go program using a dependency "github.com/foo/bar" v1.0 and post it on the Internet as a regular file (or multiple files), without using git. Someone else downloads the program and runs the usual Go commands:

go mod init example.com/program
go mod tidy
go build

The go tool will see the "github.com/foo/bar" path in the import statements, download the code from the repository, compile and everything will work.

Now, let's say the "github.com/foo/bar" module gets a backwards-incompatible change, but does not change the import path, and you attempt to do the above process again. This time, the go tool will download the incompatible version of "github.com/foo/bar" and the build will fail - or even worse, succeed but have some logic bugs that will go unnoticed until some massive shit happens.
In my experience, the rich and wealthy are pretty self-aware.

It's the upper-middle class who are really uncomfortable with their social position.
You can "clone" some mushrooms pretty easily. Oyster mushrooms and shiitake tend to be ageessive enough to out compete minor contamination (depends on where you live as to what contams are around). Make multiple slides. Pick the clean ones to move to grain spawn. One or two dishes in a quart jar of grain spawn. Don't expand too quickly/far - look for inoculation rates over 10% of the substrate mass when moving to fruiting substrate.

That said, just a dead air box/bag/room with lysol aerosol disinfectant (ethanol) for the trapped air and 70% isopropyl alcohol for surfaces is fairly effective. I'd be careful with fumes. I have a basic respirator like a 3M 5xxx or something.

I also tried a combination flowhood/glove box type thing. It works well if you have a new filter or leave it on. Otherwise, I think contamination just gets blown off of the filter once you do turn it on again.

I didn't mean for it to even go this deep. You don't need to actually culture the mushroom from scratch. You can buy syringes with liquid culture. Then just squirt it through the bag with sterilized grain spawn (pressure cooker can sterilize). Then transfers to the fruiting substrate can be done in a moderately cleaned room without any special devices using the aerosol and wipe alcohol with inoculation 10-20%. This is surprising effective, even for contamination prone stuff like lions mane (which I can never seem to culture from spores myself).
if you look at the security space, this is exactly what cloudtrike is, or at least is aiming for. They want to do your SIRT, your red teaming, your malware collection, etc etc.

Then you got microsoft with teams, office, and such trying to be the agency of one for your collaboration needs.

Google is fighting to be your one stop shop for advertising.

I do agree we are moving towards agencies of one.
PD and secrets are not the same thing. You can be following all technical best practices regarding secret management and still fuck this one up.

You got downvoted because storing encrypted secrets is fine.
Good public schools select their students. This has become politically unpalatable (e.g. Lowell High School in San Francisco) for many on the left.
You don't stop at gas stations when you are doing road trips? You don't plug your car into a heater to make sure it will start (I assume yes because you are hitting -40C. That requires an engine block heater or housing for your "horse"). You don't take your horse to the vet every 3000 miles to give it dialysis (oil change).

To heat up my Tesla, I pull up the tesla phone app and tap the "preheat" button. That's it. I keep it plugged in when it's at home (takes me less time to plug it in than it takes you to fill up your car with gas). While my tesla charges, I'm usually doing other stuff at home. It's completely neglected (the poor thing). All in all, the ONLY time I might wait additionally on my EV vs a gas car is when I go on longer road trips (450+km). That's somewhat rare.

And I don't have oil changes, engine problems, etc. The only maintenance I've done are new tires, car washes, and window wiping fluid. This is with a 2018 long range model 3 with 110,000km.

My tiny tesla doesn't have a "start", it is effectively always on. I've never worried that I can't put it in gear and start driving.
Yes, let them sell to China. Let them get paid in Chinese currency.
Ive heard three different people mention how terrible ukrain is because the people "look just like us" and it makes me sad
No. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domain_Name_System
Children cannot adopt it. It's a benefit they receive entirely because of their parents.

That's the whole point, that so many are contorting their logic to ignore: children all deserve a chance. To make education a game that parents play is to tragically disadvantage innocents.
Blocky: Scratch Scrolling Platformer Creator
Hmmm another thought. Linux also (typically and traditionally) does a lot more library reuse thanks to the open source ecosystem. So, there's less DLL hell and fragmentation there. That could be another reason for my not noticing.
Most of my system libraries that any random app needs are already loaded and ready for use after boot.
Mostly I think that's because the world isn't black and white and most real problems, preventing terrorism in this case, are too complicated for simple one-size-fits-all solutions.
Well, Stalin was also 14 years older than Tito.
That’s great idea but might be much more difficult in practice than a common Slavic language. Turkic languages are way more diverse where you have some languages that are extremely similar and some that are not mutually intelligible with an exception of a small number of words (e.g. Turkish and Sakha). Maybe this means there can be several common languages with a smaller number of speakers in each.
Tapping, or perhaps it would appear when the cursor is next to the footnote?
It wont. I am betting with Jeff Atwood. In any case with the current rate of inflation, in 2030, 10,000 dollars will the price of a Pumpkin Spice Latte...
You should probably ask your employer rather than some random on the internet.
I think by definition a level 5 system can do in winter exactly what it can do in ideal situations. See the chart on the linked page... "The feature can drive the vehicle under all conditions".
> President Biden has been sounding the alarm for a month

The White House has been doing that for, at least, approximately 3 months; it's been since early December (maybe even earlier). Here’s the Dec. 7 Press Briefing where it is the main issue:

https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/press-briefings/202...

> Literally none of the EU nor NATO members did much until they literally started driving the tanks in.

That's very much not true, which is why they were able to do quite a lot right away when the invasion happened despite all the diplomatic efforts to dissuade it.
Personnel Economics
Regardless of someones stance on the situation, some questions as it relates to a knowledgeable IT/Software person fleeing a country and the logistics of getting paid might help us all.

* What method(s) of payment are capable of receiving that could help?

* Are you able to establish a bank account in another country or is it down to cash or crypto? If crypto, do you have a way to reliably withdraw into local currency for food/shelter?

* Do you require special work visa's? Or is the only alternative a "under the table" (i.e. off the books/unofficial) type of arrangement?

* If someone were able to hire/pay for work, what assurances are there that you can produce work on a daily basis? (I assume risks include many things if someone is mobile, doesn't have internet, etc.)
Where Does the World's Ultra-Wealthy Population Live Today?
It kinda gives a sense of how it works. AWS means it's not just a handwritten script on a VPS somewhere, it's probably maintained with lots of automation, etc.

It kind of gives it a sense of professionalism for marketing purposes.
I'm a Director-level in Engineering at a startup. I get at least 20 cold emails per day trying to sell me on some software or another. I ignore all of them and never respond.

I get a lot of recruiters emailing, too. If they're trying to get me to hire ICs, I typically ignore them. If they have candidates that are around my level, I may respond to add them to my network in case I decide to look for a job again and need to find some non-obvious opportunities.

But as far as getting me to hire someone, it's wildly ineffective, IMO.
The answer is in its name: JSON stands for JavaScript Object Notation (JSON). It is a standard text-based format for representing structured data based on JavaScript object syntax. It follows me rules of what is possible to do in JavaScript and, if I recall correctly, the reason was that originally it was a feature to be able to drop JSON data into eval…
"The good attempts had several flushes before mold set in, "

Many of the commercial kits will grow mold after a few flushes too. Many will only guarantee a first flush. One trick I've heard of is leaving the block in an area with a lot of freash air movement after each flush, even placing them outside.
The whole Russian economy is going to collapse. Gazprom is down 87% in Europe since the Russian markets were open. That is a giant energy company with oil up huge.

The ruble took another massive hit again last night. Any Russian financial company is probably already wiped out.

I wouldn't be shocked if the market doesn't open next week, it is not reopening and everything is going to have to be nationalized.

We have never seen this before with a modern economy. In the 1929 market crash 25% of the US population were still farmers. Russia is 5% farmers. Most people are directly exposed to the fragility of the modern economy.
> Should we then terminate all of the domains and tlds hold by any USA based entity. Reclaim all of the IP space hold by them too? Surely it would solve some starvation issue, and be just, but do we want that?

who are we? The US government defacto invented the internet. Russia can have their "own internet" if they wanted to, and so does China and these countries probably will.

Whatever US foreign policy is, USA can force corporations making businesses in US to basically do anything US wants. This isn't about equality or justice or whatever here. This is about economic power, who has it and who doesn't. Regardless what war is being waged.

Right now Russia is finding out they have very little economic power.

Organizations such as the EFF wouldn't be allowed to exist in Russia, at least in a form that independent from the whoever seats in the Kremlin.
"You got downvoted because storing encrypted secrets is fine."

Storing where?
I actually wanted to make it simpler. Separating professional use (this is how Input Mono font does it) and commercial use allows developers to use fonts for their daily work, but the machine belongs to their employer and the work they do is for their employer; while also being able to provide a separate Commercial license for companies and businesses.

There are no page view limits for websites (no trackers), installation limits , epub/ebook limits, etc. Basically it is along the lines of FontSpring's worry free license and I think its even better.
clickbait. You raised prices, by deleting freemium
The current case numbers come with a lower fatality rate so the same case numbers don't suggest the same level of action as before.

Also the context of the numbers matters. They're trending down now, not up, and the variant spikes are over. In the middle of delta/omicron we didn't know what was going to happen.

And yes, there's fatigue on everyone's part. The relative lower danger of omicron, plus being past the delta spike then the omicron spike, means we're just kind of collectively over it. Citizens have fatigue, they're just not built to stay on guard for a third year. Policy makers are fatigued, they can't force people to stay home for another year to save lives from covid just like they can't force people to stop driving to save lives from car crashes.

So admitting there's a political aspect is fine, but it's a lot more nuanced than the election cycle, which is a much more contrived explanation than everyone's response to a dramatic drop in the numbers.
Yeah, I'm one of those people who has spent so long with ligatures that not having them is a deal breaker for me.

I use PragmataPro and have done for many years. It's pretty similar to this but has lots of nice ligatures.
Your users are going to have a bad time if they ever import two different libraries that both depend on different fake "major" versions of your library. The newer of the two will be selected, and any incompatibility that the different libraries are not prepared to handle will break things.
Try quoting from the government standard, NIST Special Publication 800-63b, section 5.1.1.2, which states: “Verifiers SHOULD NOT require memorized secrets to be changed arbitrarily (e.g., periodically).”
I tried it three times and failed, got frustrated, then opened it in a private window and turned on color blind mode and got it on the first try!

I think color blind mode is way easier and maybe should just be the default or only option.
> The VP's contract is irrelevant when we're talking about staff.

No it's not. If the VP's contract says "The company will hire an assistant for you" then the assistant negotiates with HR for their salary like a regular employee. If the VP's contract says "You get $100K/yr to hire an assistant" then the assistant can't get a raise until the VP's contract changes.

> The VP's contract reasonably protects the VP from the consequences of a non-compete.

It might, or it might not. Contracts do whatever they say they do. If the contract says "You and your staff can't work for any of our competitors unless it's a leap year and you say Pretty Please" then that's what it says.

More generally, above a certain level, executives are more like a small agency than a single person. If you hire Tim Cook to be the next CEO of your startup, he's going to bring his current assistant(s) with him, he's not just going to inherit whoever the old CEO's assistant was.
Since it‘s WW3, would now be a time to go in and free Transnistria from the separatists?
What purpose does that serve?

Unless your version numbers signify something to the user, you might as well just use incremental integers - v1, v2, v3, etc.
Either way, the death of AS3 was a sad thing.

One of the best languages ever made, imho.

Optional typing, e4x, normal inheritance (non-prototypal), etc...

The web would be a better place if AS3 took over instead of js (and I love js).

I imagine wasm would have shown up and been a ton easier to implement as well. AOT bits that are full static, JIT bits that aren't. No need for TypeScript, Flow, etc...

Especially sad since iirc Adobe donated the entire thing and was pushing for it to become standard in HTML4.
yeah.. I was not asking what L5 means.

I am genuinely curious to what technology, based on my assumption it grew out of today's tech, a car would need to have onboard to safely operate at L5 under all conditions.
I think you might be on to something.

What might a B2B employer-only network look like?
> we will be integrating this into Element so you can have voice and video rooms, and hold group video calls inside the Element app natively over Matrix.

This is super exciting for me because it might mean I can move my friend group away from Discord. Does the Element team have plans to create audio-only rooms where you can see who's in the call without joining (like Discord)? And will we be able to create calls without notifying the entire room like it does currently?
Depends where you sit on the issue - when Apple used algorithms to throttle cpu spikes to prevent devices with older batteries from shutting down it led to a significant outcry and numerous lawsuits.

The samsung profiles fit squarely in vanity: high benchmarking scores, but slower real world performance.
> What do we do in the meantime with the illegal and violent activity? Ask the police not to take actions to predict it or otherwise manage it?

Yes.

American policing has a long, clear, consistent, and violent history of racially and politically motivated abuses of power. “Predictive policing” is a license to continue those practices.
There's no way. I'm basically trailer trash, so take this with salt and tequila, but Level 5 is gonna be a 95% problem. You can get to 95% by spending gobs of money, but to get the other 5%, you're going to need exponentially more money PER PERCENT. And nobody is going to want to invest that much.
Using C is a tradeoff. I personally wouldn't write unsandboxed mission-critical code that has to interpret untrusted remote user input in C. But for anything that's not that, the freedom it gives over everything is awesome, and it makes many things possible to do trivially that would be nigh impossible in most other languages (at least not while keeping around any of their properties of safety).

But, it is, in fact, possible for good developers to write incorrect C code. Noone's claiming that's not the case. It's just a lot less likely for someone who actually knows the language and the codebase.
I share a tab/window and resize that window to be approx 16:10. Shows up nicely for others and I can still see the rest of my screen.

If I had another window open for chat/notes/emails I can still have that at half my ultrawide and just deal with a bit of overlap on my end
I am impressed by how quickly the page loaded, looked at the source code and what do you know? No modern UI library being used, semantic class names and not a lot of code being loaded. I'm impressed by the simplicity!
Prevent is not the best word here, filter instead maybe? Some homeless refuse to join shelters because of these conditions
This is false. Anyone's prediction for long term exchange rate is CNY's relative value to USD is getting higher, do note the PPP rate of CNY is around 3 for one compare to exchange rate roughly 6 for one. So unless you are doing super short term, these are fluctuations, not risk.
Rate limiting can be practically strong for everyday use. Bank PINs are commonly 4 digits, though the chip+PIN system allows up to at least 6. Three attempts and the card is locked. Provided you stop users from picking obvious numbers like birthdays, it's pretty effective at preventing card fraud.

Weak passwords can be fine, provided rate limiting is extremely aggressive. You can adjust this based on access e.g. your admin account might be locked under stricter heuristics like a single attempted login outside your geographic region (Live mail does this to me sometimes). In this case the user might even have the correct password, but if something else doesn't add up then you can block.
Sorry to add a third comment, but I'd love the 'share' button to include the game's url
Are you thinking of Einstein's comment about god not playing dice? Because that's perfectly consistent with what I was saying: he was implicitly assuming a kind of "designed" universe, in which case of course we have a stronger reason to expect that all features of the universe have some purpose.

(Although this is still subject to Gödel's caveat, that even intentionally constructed systems end up with features that weren't part of the intention, but rather are unavoidable consequences of the design.)

But if you don't make that religious assumption, then the expectation that all features should have a purpose becomes unsupportable. There's simply no reason to expect that, and even the notion of features having a "purpose" is misleading metaphorical language at best.

Back to the subject of what Einstein would say, we should also keep in mind what he wrote in a private letter in 1954:

> “The word God is for me nothing but the expression of and product of human weaknesses, the Bible a collection of venerable but still rather primitive legends. No interpretation, no matter how subtle, can (for me) change anything about this.”

I'm not aware of Einstein having written anything attempting to reconcile this with his previously expressed pantheistic views and the related views implied by the "play dice" comment. That would be tough to reconcile.

Another relevant issue here is that Einstein's dice comment was objecting to non-determinism in quantum physics. But in the nearly 70 years since his death, everything that has been discovered still points to inherent non-determinism. There are some theories/interpretations that would eliminate this, like superdeterminism and De Broglie–Bohm theory. But even if such a theory satisfies Einstein's concern, it doesn't affect what I wrote - such theories don't address the justification for features of the universe, they simply model what we observe.

tl;dr: what I originally wrote is essentially a tautology that neither you nor Einstein can refute.
> a no-fly zone could only be enforced by sending NATO planes to shoot down Russian ones, adding that the risk of escalation would be too big.

That's the thing that people seem to be missing when calling for a no-fly zone to be declared by NATO. A no-fly zone means nothing if you're unwilling to enforce it. NATO is not going to start shooting down Russian planes.

It's understandable that Ukraine is demanding extreme measures from any international body they can talk to, but no-fly zones would literally do no good to anyone.
I grew up watching him and was my role model in cricket. I'd imitate his bowling action and would bowl for hours during practice.
TypedOM CSSColor is coming soon!
Okay - build a complex site with JQuery and see how it goes..
Monitor Active War Zones for Civilian in Ukraine
An app that would be great for civilians in the heart of Ukraine. Definitely be interested in how to get this to the right crowd
>Ironically, driving only a few miles a day will also shorten your range estimate.

Is this true?
Russia’s Internet censor says it will block access to Facebook
This is why most military communications equipment is cryptographically scrambled and shielded. Even with scrambling, transmissions are limited and antennas are displaced to prevent counter battery fire.

ELINT pods on jets are really good at targeting something that broadcasts on a known frequency. Even if the radiation is directed you still have leakage that is like a spotlight shooting into the sky marking your location. I wouldn't be surprised if Russia could log the location of every operable Starlink terminal if they could get air superiority in Ukraine.

However, without air cover running ELINT pods or at least a lot of ground based signals intelligence platforms they are going to have trouble pinning them down. Especially if they are only used for short periods and moved often. You essentially have to have drones orbiting with ELINT pods and laser guided weapons ready to drop.
There are separatists in Moldova to the south as well
dns needs to be peer to peer like with any important service. its the only way. that being said its not like russia and china don't block domains and redirect traffic already.
Given that these gentlemen are known to have at least ordinary prudence, even in the face of a $10k loss, an operational definition might take the form

L5 = the person asserting that L5 has been achieved is willing to be driven by the vehicle, without access to the controls, through mixed conditions for X hours.