skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's really rich (in an olfactory, not financial way) that a Trump Big Lie supporting bitcoin shill would whine about hyperbole and exaggeration. Are you under the illusion that you have an exclusive monopoly on that, and you're mortally offended when you find yourself on the receiving end of what you believe you have the sole right to dish out?

After debasing yourself by jumping to Trump's defense with "Trump is obviously being sarcastic" when all the evidence from his previous statements and behavior and impeachment trial proves that he most certainly was not, you're certainly easy to trigger into instantly flip-flopping to the other extreme when it's the other side.

So why are you so eager to believe and defend Trump's "sarcastic" "pure hyperbole and exaggeration", but so disrespectful of anyone else's freedom of speech?
Ukrainians installed webcams at polling station on previous election, for transparency. When war started, they were still installed. We watched fake referendum in Crimea in real time on site. I personally saw about 3-5 voters per hour on most polling stations, except for stations where Russian tv was: they were full. Moreover, anybody was able to vote, including Russian tourists.

Also, you need to know that Russians are not natives in Crimea. By UN standard, natives are those people, who live in place for 200 years.

Russians expelled native Crimeans from Crimea to Ukraine, to substitute Ukrainians died during genocide, and to Siberia.

They used situation with Crimean Goths as excuse, because Germans used Crimean Goths as translators.

After expelling of natives, Crimean land was used as prize for soviet officers. They had no experience of agriculture in dry climate, so they cut vines and tried to farm potatoes, which caused famine. Also, Crimea was cut from RF, so RF was unable to help.

To fix situation, Crimea was returned back to Ukraine, to rebuild economy, because Ukrainians knows Crimea climate for more than millenia and Crimea was part of Ukraine since breakup of Russian Empire. However, Russians portait this return of Crimea as gift to Ukraine and want to stole it back.
Being an over-engineered monstrosity that it is, Glib is probably the exact opposite of what GP wants.
That doesn't matter AT ALL, i hope you don't work for EPIC or Riot security team, because that'd be very sad..

https://valorantradar.com/

The only way to protect an online game is by hardening your SERVER SIDE logic

Even cloud-gaming you can cheat easily by reading pixels, even easier and more performant with machine learning helpers

Focus on your logic on the server, stop thinking you can put a lock on my PC, it's a lost fight

And even then, there are HW tools to cheat, let's not talk about HDMI hacks
There is a guy, Viktor Kozeny, who is known for some hard to understand scam, and, I think he's a guy just like that, who through some horrible mistake ended up having actual responsibility, and screwed up so completely that nobody is willing to believe it,
and there is no hidden tax haven money, only his well of mother.
You missed nuclear power as flew on the Russian RORSats.
My gripe with linkers is: why can't they add the minimal metadata recording the actual paths of the shared libraries an executable or shared library was linked to. You can provide search paths to the linker with -L and LIBRARY_PATH and what not, but actually recording _what_ has been linked would be great for reproducibility. Right now you only have a DT_NEEDED entry with the soname of the lib, and at runtime this library has to be located... again.
Therefore it is imperative that Ukraine wins this war as soon as possible to avoid and minimize deaths.
Technically videos of Clinton Making such claims violate the YouTube policy stated below, but, as you said, YouTube selectively enforces their policies only against those that are not part of the mainstream narrative.

https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/10835034?hl=en#zip...

“Election integrity: Content that advances false claims that widespread fraud, errors, or glitches changed the outcome of select past national elections, after final election results are officially certified. This currently applies to:
Any past U.S. Presidential election
The 2021 German federal election”
If a corp like Nvidia cannot manage to store Code signing certs on hardware only, the whole process is broken beyond repair. What’s the value of signed code going forward?
It is precisely because of the tactics they used in places like Chechnya that the people are fighting back. They know that occupation or being a puppet state means corruotion at the highest levels and death for anyone that disagrees.
I don't like browser extensions because of the security model.

Also, it has to get its data from somewhere, and this source can still be taken down, I suppose.

Perhaps you can hash the original url, use that as a key and upload the ascii text of the article as a torrent.
Possibly but I've never encountered a company that felt they had control of my time after hours and wouldn't have stayed at one which did.
Adding support to GCC for detecting trust boundaries
Thanks. That's a good idea!
Isn't some part of starlink backbone on google networks? https://www.cnbc.com/2021/05/13/google-cloud-wins-spacex-dea...

That probably makes the bar to reach for a successful DDoS fairly high.
Can you tell me about the last time that the city you live in was shelled by artillery? What did it feel like? Were you tempted to consider surrender in return for cessation of hostilities?
Better example in this context is Singapore.
Not sure how to feel about this.

Apart from Clickhouse, i feel like Yandex Maps are also slightly more readable than Google maps and other alternatives and the overall UI of their sites (and for example their e-mail) feels a bit more snappy and easy than that of Google's products. I'd even compare them to Google as a regional equivalent for the Russian speaking populace.

Example of their maps of my country's capital, notice the double translations when zoomed out, such a neat idea, as well as the readable color scheme: https://yandex.ru/maps/11474/riga

Of course, they also have a native language equivalent: https://yandex.lv/maps/11474/riga

(not sure about the cultural implications of non-native names for places, but at the same time it's nice that people who struggle with certain names are helped out like that, for example, if i went to China/Japan/Taiwan/Korea i'd be delighted to have romanized or even machine translated names for places)

Compare to Google Maps, especially the color and readability when zoomed out: https://www.google.com/maps/place/Riga

And here's OpenStreetMap: https://www.openstreetmap.org/search?query=riga

Of course, at the same time, personally i also enjoy the OSM project, host my own e-mail (forgoing both Google and Yandex, as well as other alternatives for example, for communicating with the government or other important things, having semi-throwaway e-mails with multiple providers for other purposes) and also realize some of the reasoning behind the sanctions.

Here's hoping that good developers will be able to work on interesting problems and make the world a better place in whatever capacity they can in the future!
Hershey sued us. We turned it into an NFT
I’m almost certain it’s not true.

I work with developers in Ukraine. They’re still logging in, joining calls, etc.

I doubt that’s because they’re among the “lucky” few that got Starlink receivers.

Musk is just a really effective lying conman.
Yup, what a stupid take. Avoid wars, let the agressor win.

It's like one of those stupid DIY 5 minutes tiktoks
Massively. Those people are majority Putin appeals to to win elections.
Doubling Down on Double Standards
> the only thing I can think of that crypto has "contaminated" is GPU prices.

And storage. See Proof of Space and Chia.
Hmmm maybe i should keep windows offline for a few days…..
I was. I'm still convinced that the folky etymology we've found online for tennis is wrong, because "serve, let, fault" are all about the server. But that's hardly relevant.
An "appropriate" use is of course targeted advertising. You can create products with a brand image that appeals to specific personalities. Then you buy advertising space when the person is in an emotional state where they are most receptive to your ad.

An appropriate use could be the treatment of those mental disorders on an 'industrial scale'. You can use the technology to identify as well as apply cost-effective tools that allow people with mental issues to heal and grow.
Good points!

My perspective: Ive been playing every now and again for at least 10 years (I don't remember how long) and despite not trying I obviously have improved.
I think I enjoy the game less now that I've improved, as overall the game seems more predictable, it seems more like chess as there are certain openings and 'life and death' scenarios that you will see again and again. Before, I loved throwing stones down, wondering 'what will happen if I do do this?'

You say you "get more out of them" Can you elaborate on that? What are you getting out of your high level go playing specifically?

I have improved my skills at non game things like programming and carpentry, and that's a totally different experience imo. I find progress at those things truly satisfying as opposed to my skill increase at Go which I do not. Key differences being.. #1 There is no number assigned to your current carpentry skill level, you just choose your own path from a practically infinite set. #2 They have actual practical consequences, eg. I used programming skill to make easy money + also realise my own game ideas and create artworks. I used carpentry to make the perfect storage unit for my sisters apartment + make my own ideal workspace.
Here are some videos covering his book Probabilistic Machine Learning: An Introduction:

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOk2cpmAEiU3YgtHRUm58zGkw...
There is a lot of history with the BBC for Europeans. Their foreign language service in WW2 is the stuff of legends.
Assignments with the = Operator
You mean the claim that the Ukrainian President himself denied ?

https://www.cnbc.com/2019/10/10/ukraine-volodymyr-zelensky-s...

And what about Joe Biden's proud public boast that he threatened to withhold aid if a Ukrainian prosecutor wasn't fired ? (who was investigating Burisma - the company whose board Hunter biden was on.)

https://www.wsj.com/video/opinion-joe-biden-forced-ukraine-t...

Anyways, it's pretty clear that there are different standards for different people for news that gets published/censored/suppressed and most importantly amplified.

As Elon Musk said just today: "All news sources are partially propaganda, some more than others" - when he was told by governments (not Ukraine) that Starlink should block Russian news.

https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1499982913949081600
Why PDF? Why not ePUB or .tex? Especially since "Preface" is already badly formatted (text too far to the left overlapping line numbers).
By some time you mean some hundreds of millions of years, it’s not plastic in earth/ocean or uranium which degrades relatively quickly in comparison, there is not much of degradation in orbit.
:-)

Sounds great to me!
The question is whether they should be foregoing those abstractions and complications.

C is not a language known for high security or reliability, nor is it known for being fast or easy to develop in, so by my guess based on vague anecdotal evidence, it seems that defaulting to the highest level of abstraction unless forced to do otherwise by some specific requirement is a better plan.

C and direct C replacements advertise simplicity, but if the simplicity doesn't buy you any reliability in practice, why bother with it?
What build error do you get? Maybe post an issue on their GitHub?
For that reason I bought an Apple Watch SE with LTE.

But it turn out your iPhone needs to be switched on to receive Signal messages on the watch. Only iMessage works without iPhone. Also the total number of apps is disappointingly slim.

But yeah, you can walk around with a StarTrek-y device that can communicate a bit.
Save the Planet, Eat a Bug
If history has taught us anything is that sanctions only reinforce authoritarian figures. The common people are the ones who suffer the most from them, not the elites, and the common people then blame their suffering on outside forces.
Yeah but why do we blame linux if it's the official nvidia drivers that sucks and when the video cards doesn't work with acceleration if you don't use that driver that sucks? What is linux supposed to do?
In regards to local evacuation it's unlikely that anybody outside of Kharkiv area will be able to help. If she manages to get through the border to any neighbouring western country she will be taken care of. There is no need to set anything up in advance in current chaotic situation as she would be potentially blocking accommodation for multiple other people.

I'm hosting 6 refugees from Ukraine in Gdansk, northern Poland and the situation is that help is organized on social media and volunteers find accommodation for refugees within minutes, up to several hours after a request is raised. During that time they will have a warm place to stay and food to eat, there are absolutely no people left without help. Just an hour ago I've seen an offer from a person able to provide roof for 500(!) people. It is likely that the situation is already more problematic closer to Ukrainian border, so flexibility to travel further west (including Germany, which started organizing similar help recently) is going to help. Transport from the UKR-POL border is also a non-issue - Ukrainians can use trains for free, there are also private buses and cars picking up groups of people and moving them to various destinations. For free.

To Ukrainians in need - just get through the border and we'll handle it for you from there.
Clue me in which large manufacturer of passenger plans you have on your mind. There is practically nobody left any more. Boeing, Airbus and Embraer are controlling the market and all of those are directly or indirectly sanctioning Russia right now. Bombardier at this point is practically Airbus. In Russia there is one locally manufactured plane that has some traction from Sukhoi, but it also won't be able to be serviced or produced any more as key components are now sanctioned.

So whom do you have in mind now? Comac?
Lasers have rather short range because of dispersion. The 'beam' widens over time. This is not a limitation of the laser or the lens, its a feature of physics and the wave-like nature of light.

This is before considering the effects of atmosphere between a ground based laser and the satellite. This will make dispersion much worse.
> Hate speech, predatory behavior, graphic violence, malicious attacks, and content that promotes harmful or dangerous behavior isn't allowed on YouTube.

Is Pro-suicide or self-harm content right-wing? Because it's not allowed on YouTube.
Just like other programming languages, C is not a special snowflake.

https://www.f-secure.com/en/consulting/foundry

https://developer.arm.com/solutions/internet-of-things/langu...
They look exactly the same as CNN except CNN is being forced to call it the "Ukraine war". E.g. in your example, RT toes the line to this "it's not a war" mandate by saying:

Moscow maintains its military offensive in Ukraine is a “special operation” aimed at the [...]

Quotes included, they're not saying it's Fact but that Moscow claims it is. Here is another one:

Russia *attacked Ukraine* last week, *arguing that it was defending the DPR* and the neighboring Lugansk People’s Republic (LPR), which broke away from Ukraine shortly after the 2014 coup in Kiev. *Moscow also said* it was seeking the “demilitarization and denazification” of the country.

Meanwhile, Ukraine said the attack was entirely unprovoked and has appealed to the international community for help.

Honestly, comparing the two front-pages of CNN and RT, I am positively shocked. Most of CNN's articles are skewed to portray Russia in a bad light, and the RT one seems to be a big list of sanctions and retaliations by the West against Russia. We need to see both.
Heuristics? That sounds like a job for machine learning, and I'm not being frivolous. I think that it is doable, and when it gets it wrong, the consequences are almost nil. It would at least make a decent graduation project.

Let's not think of the spin-off: FaaS.
It's a high value domain, maybe they sold it and it's in the process of being transferred?
Seems a bit disingenuous to run adverts asking for contributions like:

'Делаем честную журналистику вместе с вами'

Tell us you need help, but don't make claims that you clearly aren't fulfilling.
You're wrong. People getting angry at West and talking about war. Including nuclear.
That sounds more like the upper middle class:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_class_in_the_United_Kin...
This would be revoked soon enough right?
Why the downvotes? Putin said as much in his invasion speech. Lukashenko's invasion map literally had Moldova as the next invasion target. Wake up people.
Open sourcing it?
I don't think you understand Russian mentality. They largely gave up on democracy, freedom and lawful state long time ago. Those that really objected and were smart enough mostly went away and don't look back, since you can't fight that and survive, only join them or live in bitter poverty.

There are things that might work - big celebrities like top hockey players and other sportsmen could stand up and criticize Putin directly, not just issue some blank statements of wanting peace and not even mentioning what they actually mean by that (Ovechkin is a prime example).

Microsoft could ban any access to license servers, updates, office stuff etc (that might be a massive hit, I recall some UK submarines was running completely on Windows XP few years, I am sure half the state would stop working immediately).

Apple and Google could block any access to their stores, updates, apps etc... Ideally with some message explaining why, shown to every user. But that's a bold move, I don't think they have balls for that yet. Things will get much worse in Ukraine at this rate though, so this may change.
Those people who advocate for privatisation just want to replace it with their own bullshit.
You'll be amazed how few actually want unbiased reporting.
Russian perks to stop software developers leaving
Are you aware that torret tracker sites are heavily invested in uploader reputation? It doesn't matter if you create a new user to upload a torrent with a backdoor. Nobody is going to download it because it's coming from an untrusted uploader.
Or when the Irish elected Sinn Féin MPs to parliament and the voices of the MPs were banned from the BBC.
Programming and freqs afaik, but I could be wrong.
When I was scanning the bands in UK/Europe couple of years back never once did I hear BBC..
If you blow up all starlink satelites, the resulting debris will start taking out other satelites.
Scraping bones for clues to time of death
Really sticking it to the man with this cash grab!
I feel exactly the same way and while #IStandForUkraine, my pessimistic side of me thinks that pushing Russia to extreme isolation is not going to have the expected result in the long run neither. This is an absolute tragedy.
Ah, yes. We were due for another article about COBOL posted to HN. Then the corresponding myth about how that's where the big money is, etc.

It is my mission to remind people who might buy into that myth that COBOL is a clunky, boring language and that it's also not true that's where the easy money is.
No, my kinetically charged watch can go weeks unworn without exhausting its charge or losing accuracy.

Not that it matters really. I wear it every day.
Do people feel we should try and get these blocked sites back up, in a simpler way to access than using TOR?
This is where I am now. 32” at native 4K, 1@ resolution, but with text size bumped up a bit on some windows. Internal monitor is the slack/mail/calendar display, work is on the big one. Even when I’m using the mini, with no internal, I don’t find that I miss having two monitors.

The few times I’ve used a 49 ultrawide, meh, I’m not impressed but it’s better than just the internal. I’d probably need to reset the window manager to do 1x4, rather than using thirds.
I know enough about human nature and what people (and especially a group of generals) are willing to do when cornered that pushing Russia too far could be one of the worst strategic mistakes in recent world history.
Two points:

* Part of the refugees speak Russian and removing Russian language content has negative impact on them.

* Better education and collaboration with different cultures reduces risk of such events.

I feel like this decision doesn't have a positive impact.
> 11% of Americans will make, at some point, over $300k per year? That is an obscene amount of money. I cannot believe that 1 in 10 people will make that much in a year for at least one year in their life times.

I can. Especially if the period the stats were collected over includes the period around and immediately following the Great Recession. Why?

(1) People work in fields with irregular income; a book might take years to write, but most of the income for it may be received in a much shorter window.

(2) Lots of things (lots of them misfortune) produce income spikes besides work with irregular returns. Short sell a house for $200,000 less than the mortgage balance, with the rest forgiven by lender? That's $200,000 in income that year. Forced to liquidate your tax-deferred retirement savings early to pay for unexpected (say, medical) expense? Again, big one-time income spike.

Of course, this doesn't mean what writers from a right-wing propaganda mill want to make it mean.
Recovering Files from a Kubernetes Persistent Volume
Nothing of that is exclusive to C, please provide an example of a CPU where C is the only compiler toolchain available, and exposes CPU capabilities without using language extensions.

Any example with language extensions to ISO C, allows me to provide a counter example with language extensions.

Any example where only a subset of ISO C is allowed, allows me to provide a counter example with a language subset.
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He said "parts" of Ukraine. He didn't say all of Ukraine. I think it's probably highly likely there are some parts of Ukraine without Internet and using Starlink would be the only way to get internet.
This is just Yandex, but I'm sure other Russian companies would be in the same boat...

Does anyone know when debt events for other Russian bluechips, and possibly even Russian government bonds themselves are?
That's not what we're talking about here.
https://github.com/facebook/infer/issues/1607
I always use opportunities like this to experiment with whatever workflow I have on Linux to see what state it's at. I just game on Windows and do work on Linux so for me the transition is always quite simple: just install what you want on Steam/lutris and compare performance.

Last time I was starting vanishing of Ethan Carter, but even though it was playable, the experience wasn't free of stutters, whereas windows ran flawlessly.

In any case, it is always nice to jump back and check out how far Linux has come.
PUTIN: These guys were on a holiday there

THE WORLD: gasps

UK: These guys were on a holiday there

THE WORLD: claps

Or as the saying goes "Rules for thee and not for me".

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30488680
So many formatters popping up. If the old-timers could do without them, I wonder about the usefulness of them.

The best code formatter is you.
Nuking the sky, with nuclear fallout spreading around the world, feels like more of an act of war than taking out a single satelite with a rocket.