skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This would work great as an AR overlay, auto-suggesting one's next sentence in a conversation, so that it sounds more sane and confident.

With enough training and refinement, we might be able to get the % of original untweaked human utterances down to single digits.

> Maria's public Wishlist indicates she recently purchased those shoes. Her public watchlist indicates she watches Severance on Apple TV. A main character, Helly, wears similar-looking shoes. Maria has used the word "fab" to describe items of clothing in 3.6% of her Instagram posts. Next, comment to Maria that her "fab shoes" remind you of the ones you saw Helly wear on Severance?
Turkey shot some years ago one down. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-34912581
So acupuncture. And the authors filed a patent for the needles. Results are unbelievable. Independent duplication needed. I have tinnitus.
That is something I hadn't really taken the time to compartmentalize and articulate, but a js framework that focused on forms only would be wonderful. I'm sure that someone has taken a stab at it. Something like crispy-forms that added the ability to add components for variable data such as inlines...

I'm guessing that Vue.js may be a good drop-in for this, but it has been a while since I have used Vue.
If "This country might sign a defence pact against me invading" makes you invade then you want to invade.
Wait what was she doing in Russia in March of 2022?
and it is not available for group chats, and it doesn't sync across devices...
I like to think of wizards as lone scientists like Galileo or Faraday or Tesla—dedicated to the pursuit of knowledge—where the wizard's tower is the scientist's laboratory. It's where they conduct research into arcane phenomena and invent weird new spells and artifacts.

Occasionally wizards venture out of their lab to conduct in-situ field research or collect rare materials for experiments. Adventuring wizards are kind of an oddity, like Indiana Jones is to most archeologists.

Evil wizards are mad scientists: their twisted experiments may inadvertently or intentionally create undead abominations or unfeeling automatons, unleash dangerous magical effects in the nearby lands like poisoning water or blighting crops, and luring criminals to buy or steal the fruits of the wizard's research for ill ends.

And yeah, the tower keeps the wizard safe from harm and distraction. No open tower floor plans please.
They “raise exceptions” in the IEEE 754 sense, which is not at all the same thing as what most programming languages mean by “raise exception”. It means that they set a sticky flag in a register that may be queried at a later point, not that program control flow is redirected.
There are other brands, but Deere controls more than half the market. But as importantly, tractors aren't dumb machines. There are inputs in material and labor designed to work with them. So it might be that the farmers would have opted into the entire other ecosystem, but it also might be that due to escalating network effects they cannot do so without moving to a new farm in a different area.

> Or is the issue that people have already purchased tractors and can't repair those

They also claim that Deere made some promises in 2018 about changing the repairability. And that if they were false-advertised to. But "swapping" is difficult, because the machines are huge and expensive as well as part of a bigger ecosystem.
Russians are flocking to VPN apps as state censorship tightens
We need a way to associate bitcoin addresses with domain names so users will send to ukraine.ua or similar. It's not perfect but humans have no hope with long random strings.
On the contrary, there is only so much wealth, because monetary wealth represents the distribution of natural resources.

Natural resources are the root of where all wealth comes from, even services like software. You can follow the chain all the way down: a human types some code in a computer, which was made out of metals and minerals mined from the earth. Oil is used to power the machinery that mines those metals, and the human typing out the code eats food grown in farms and fished from oceans.

There is quite literally a finite amount of wealth to go around, and billionaires keep an extreme amount of that wealth for themselves. When they build a $50 million mansion using bookmatched marble and burn insane amounts of oil for their $200 million yachts, they're taking resources that could have been used by someone else, and those resources are not renewable.

When you look at the most wealthy nations per capita, they all have one thing in common: natural resources, especially oil and gas.

Let's say it's 1999 and I'm a worker and I make $50,000 a year. I bought a new computer that comes with Microsoft Windows 98, and $50-100 of my purchase went directly to Microsoft for the license. Would that price have been lower if there were more alternatives available on the market, if Microsoft software wasn't a baseline requirement for conducting digital business for most companies and individuals?

We actually know the answer to that question, because eventually the Microsoft OS monopoly was broken, and now we see that the most popular operating systems (Linux for servers and Android for smartphones) are provided for free or very little cost, and they even include their source code.

That license money I gave Microsoft is a natural resource I'll never get back.
The AWACS flights by NATO aircraft over southern Poland are real. What is not known is if that intel is being given to Ukrainian forces. And anyone who does know won't be talking because of operational security and need-to-know.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zt5j2mrXLks

The AWACS normally monitor Russian aircraft during peace in any case, in order to gather info about how they operate. These flights today are a goldmine of intel, as it shows how the Russian Aviation forces operate in a real conflict.
Since this person is family, you can issue a publicly-available statement, e.g. on a website, and it will most likely qualify as a reliable source by Wikipedia's policies. The point is that Wikipedia must never be a primary source for what it writes about; it just always be able to point at a source for what it says. Wikipedians' job is to broadly evaluate and curate sources, not guess at the truth of any individual statement.
Very cool. I work in fintech and we use Julia for modeling. I can see how this would help us share data more quickly internally. How much are you going to charge for it?
Towers improve the range of vision (at least in terms of distance of the horizon) . In mythology vision is often used as a proxy for wisdom -- the eye sees things, it points out things, and then wise thoughts (&actions) come forth to enact the will of the viewer (the wizard) .

As the stackexchange answer says it's a trope, but I think it's much richer than that. The territory covered by the field of vision represents the depth of wisdom and domain of the wizard. They are in a sense able to "rule" (or influence) over the area through a perspective and foresight that others do not have on the ground.
How should real-estate agents be paid? (2022)
> some articles may seem to have a slant in emphasis

The editorial slant which sets the tone of the article also colours the thoughts of the reader, it is not just dissemination or omission of facts. Moreover, editors do tend to give more weightage to some sources than the other if they are reporting on the same issue.
And the issue that Panslavism inheritently supposes Russians to be the protectors of other Slavic nations.
Thank you, we had enough of their "help".
And it is! If everyone's reality == their politically-oriented news.

Which is why objective, quality journalism is so critical to a democracy.

Or, as Daniel Patrick Moynihan (and Schlesinger et al.) succinctly put it, "Everyone is entitled to his own opinion, but not his own facts."
How to implement protected routes in Next.js
> an editor [...] stated he could only allow changes to the "facts" if my SO could point to an online source (a credible one he said).

That's plainly false, how many Wikipedia articles have (annoying, I'll admit) offline references to books, papers, and other things that are only available under specific terms and conditions, typically after some payment? You don't have to own anything's copyright to reference it. (In many jurisdictions you'd also be allowed to publish excerpts as fair use, that would make this easier but that's not a prerequisite here anyway.)

And does Wikipedia even have an approval system? I thought either you have permission to edit a page or you don't (see e.g. https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=COVID-19&action=e...). This whole situation sounds quite odd.

Not that I haven't dealt with overzealous page protectors myself that have some "I did a million-and-one edits and am holier than thou" status and will revert anything that changes their perception of the world. I don't disbelieve the situation in general, just those details seem odd to me.
Hey don't blame the messenger. What do you expect from an evil wizard?

I tried complaining to the magic council but they turned me into a toad. Took me 30 minutes to write this lol. Webbed feet are shit. And you can forget using speech input.
Unfortunately, Russian propaganda is based of facts which are hard to dispute:
* Right Sector - Ukrainian nationalist neo-nazi political party in Ukrainian parliamentary
* Azov Detachment - neo-Nazi unit of the National Guard of Ukraine, who participated in wars in Donbass
* Lots of streets are named after Stepan Bandera, for example Stepan Bandera Avenue in Kyiv, who was a leader of Ukrainian ultranationalists and cooperated with Nazi Germany in 1941 against USSR
I know i will f(l)agged for this. But have some kind on me, it's just my opinion at the end. I know, through my work, some homo lads. The are not well, most of then needs some kind of help. But criminalizing this was the worst idea we ever have: some of my greatest idols were gay or least post as them: Wilde, Melville, Petronius, Capote... Some of them suffers the criminalization, some of them lived in a period when being gay was not a crimen or was not different at all. Edit: Freddie, I miss you as hell, man.
Nim wrapped around a good library can feel liberating. I feel like using it and FFIs is too uncommon.
It was founded by Andrew Schlafly ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrew_Schlafly ), son of Phyllis Schlafly.

You should check out the "Conservative Bible Project" ( https://www.conservapedia.com/Conservative_Bible_Project ) and check its edit history.
Webauthn works with public keys, but how can I get the public key of the Touch ID sensor and actually I would need the private key to sign the challenge
I'm interpreting your comment as, "Wikipedia isn't far right enough for my tastes." Is that accurate? Do you know of any examples where Wikipedia leans farther right than left?
I don't see how letting Russia run roughshod over Ukraine with no Western response would fix the gas price issue. Oil markets price in wars as higher oil prices, especially when big oil producers get into major wars.
That is not the same.
Neat! How long will it take you to make this available for Python users?
Nice whataboutism, bro.
I find the difference between cotisations and taxes meaningful.

Specially in a context where one side of the political spectrum is constantly pushing to reduce the tax burden. Cotisations can be set aside in that discussion ( because, they are not taxes, you are guaranteed to see the money back in a specific and personal way )

Another difference is that French folks rely and plan to use the equivalent of Medicaid more.
Here; my understanding is that it’s a nice bonus.
( I might be wrong )
Bonsai CSS – A Utility Complete CSS Framework for Less Than 10kb – Bonsai.css
A powerful wizard emerged from the darkness designed a tower to differentiate themselves from the other wizards, wizards of fruit, friendship, neighbourhood or next door. They cast a partial specification that stirred anger in other wizards but gave away a bag of spell tricks for free to the carpenters. Quirks such as only wood from the initial wizard's forest fitting the door frames correctly, or occasionally the height of the tower obscured by the blue sky, were fixed over the years.

As time went by, various other wizards devised new but still similar with variations on visual appearance and potion specifications, or even giving away wind chimes so visiting the forest to hunt song birds was no longer necessary, or imposed medusa-like speaking curses so that only those in the villages following them could use a mutually understandable tongue, locking out others for security, but resulting in many wars of flame.

As wizards are a vain lot, they employed wordsmiths to spread messages of lore when they added an extension to their tower. Sometimes they step too far, for example one wizard long long ago started living in a collection of fields, but this was too flat for even the townsfolk. They moved back into their old tower, sulkingly changing the entrance door to a doormat and fiddled with rivet shapes 11 times.

And as it was, so it will continue to be. Wizards will continue to live in towers that are minor iterations of each other, all imitations of The Mother Of All Towers from times long ago that only stories are told of.
A threat to what, the US not being #1?
> Say, if I want to edit a line from a summary of the Wikipedia page on a person which unfairly represents a person and the established editor thinks it makes sense, then I can't do anything.

Of course you can. You can argue for your prferred wording on the talk page for the individual article, and a compromise can be reached. This is how this stuff works. Talk pages are critical to dealing with even the slightest amount of controversy, "reverts" are supposed to be emergency actions only.
Yes you are right, the Spectrum had the rainbow over the keyboard compared to the boring color of the keyboard of the Vic20.
And other eastern countries, which were part of the soviet union, are ok? The whole rethoric that is just Ukraine, makes 0 sense. Nobody buy it. Bosnia, Georgia wants to join NATO. Finnland too. Are we going to allow Putin invade them and look away too? Are the Russians (ordinary people) just stay quiet?
No, but the context within which they are making the argument, and the reason why they are making the argument, must be considered.
> The editorial slant which sets the tone of the article also colours the thoughts of the reader, it is not just dissemination or omission of facts.

Yes, but as I said, Wikipedia is much less bad in this respect than any other source. If I have the sources, at least I can do my own digging. With most other sources I have to assume there is information contrary to the slant that is being swept under the rug, and I won't immediately know where to find that information.

> editors do tend to give more weightage to some sources than the other if they are reporting on the same issue.

Sometimes there is good reason to do this. Some sources are more credible than others.

If editors didn't exercise judgment in selection of sources, Wikipedia would just be a disinformation playground dominated by the most energetic propagandists.
This is what this is all about:

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2022/2/28/us-expelling-russia...

Interesting that even with the special authorization the plane was not given permission to transit EU airspace.
>
How do you know that Putin would still have invaded? For this you first have to know why he invaded.

While I think it does play a part, that's not what their propaganda is even using as a reason. This indicates a multitude of reasons and not any one "excuse", which is my point
A World Split Apart – Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn Center
that's what .eth domains do with ENS no?
Nathan Bedford Forrest: One of the Worst Military Leaders in History
This is not how Russia perceives NATO, in their view Ukraine would not sign up for protection from Russia but for threating Russia.
I'm not vegetarian or vegan but "Meat is a treat not a staple" has been my thing.

As a culture we don't necessarily need to go vegetarian, but we do need to let go of the last couple decades of food industry propaganda, advertising, and lobbying.
They haven't even finished moving to OOUI.

Actually, if they'd just bothered to document OOUI properly in the first place, would they need to move?

As it is, they'll now have three concurrent systems (jQuery, OOUI and Vue). It's like GTK 2,3,4 all over again.
A verification step. Download the binary of a package as well as its source and build the source, if the resulting binary matches the hash of the other binary then you’ve just reproduced it and can consider it verified.
It's shocking how few understand the times we are living through.
You're repeating Kremlin lies. Nobody is responsible for this war except Russia.
I think it does in theory (Matrix supports changing room addresses), however what is the benefit of this as opposed to using the same address for all meetings?
When sanctions take idiotic direction
Badoo dating app removed russian language from a list of languages in their search filter...what's next? Google maps will remove Russia from their maps?) Then let's also remove English language from everywhere as US also unjustly invaded other countries not long ago, Iraq for example.
Would it change anything in your eyes to know that the Azov Batallion has been shelling civilian Russian-speaking Ukrainians in the Donbas region since 2014?

I am firmly of the position that no Nazi is a good Nazi. I am surprised to find myself in the minority here but based on the downvotes it is clear that my position is not a popular one.
Well, I asked because in the face of similar events, I never remember a reaction as strong as the one that we are adopting against Russia. So I think it indeed has something to do with Russia, and not with the event itself.
"Google support asked us to write a business case justifying how answering our support question benefited Google. "

how much is your spend?
Line of second sight?
The Price of Wheat
> It's unfortunate that a quality education is a finite pie we have to divvy up into thin slices.

I think this belief is part of the problem. Information is infinitely replicable at zero cost, but we create barriers to its dissemination. If there are kids who are eager and able to learn material, they should have access to that it. And if they have mastered the material, they should be granted recognition of that objective fact. Any other policy means we are deliberately dumbing ourselves down.

On the other hand, perhaps we need to dissect what it is we mean by "education", because while access to information can be unlimited, the number of places at Harvard IS limited. Inasmuch as membership in an exclusive social club is limited, and inasmuch as the Harvard class is an exercise in social engineering, I can see wny one may want some representation for various groups.

In short, knowledge doesn't need to be a finite pie. It only appears to be so because some domains are gate-kept by limited admissions numbers in order to protect the supply of labour in those professions. The tech industry shows that when we don't have professional licensing, talent can find a way regardless of credentialism.
What is the think you wish compiler writers knew about linkers, but usually don't?
The Uninspiring Manager
As much as I love the web I feel like there may be some problems. What would entail to allowing anything run on the web? Bluetooth, hardware, movement tracking api (creepy!!) are causing legitimate concerns.

The web was meant to be an information sharing platform. To share information means that there was standards to be built. From these standards, came the possibility to make things that works everywhere, which explains the popularity of web apps.

It may be tempting to push for more support in web standards, however the nature of the web platform give it vulnerabilities that wouldn’t exist in a native app.

A native app is a piece of code. You can analyse it through antivirus, and the executable stay the same unless you choose to update it. (Electron apps allow app maker to update automatically, but they are not native apps, the chrome browser embedded is native but the only website it can access is not). A web app use multiple devices and is more uncertain. Service workers fetch information from a website and on a remote server, and that code would arrive on your computer without you actually consenting or realizing it. What if my website get attacked and suddenly my web app is loading a Bluetooth api that could access a connected object, like my smart car, my health device or other potentially dangerous stuff?

Moreover, allowing alternative browser would allow developers to be less constrained by Apple, for the better, indeed, but also for the worst. If chrome decide to bring their chromium browser to iOS, Facebook could just delete it’s iOS app and put it as a chrome PWA, this would allow them to bypass the Apple Store restrictions.
Can you elaborate? How would running a bridge impact latency?
This website is a clickbait website full of ads. I'm really surprised to see such a low quality publication raise to the first position on hacker news.
Ads are all over the page and make it impossible to even find the actual article in all that mess. Horrible.
No, I am fine with the facts being listed and with the page in contention, I wasn't even discussing the presence or omission of the fact.

My concern was with the weightage the said fact had in the overall article. The weightage of the said issue in the summary and article, seems to far outweigh what it deserved.
Fantasia has a wizard’s tower and it predates LotR, it’s an older trope.
oh, yeah, this is the same for aws- one of my team filed a p1 bug and paged an AWS engineer in the middle of the night. It was for something nontrivial in a test environment. After that we had a discussion about what consitutes "production", with me explaining that I'd only ever cause an eng to be paged if i was fully prepared to deal with the fallout of an incident.
Their pages on Putin/Ukraine/The Ukraine Crisis were enlightening reads. Not as much on the topics themselves as on the sites authorship.

I took Schlafly for a 'merican bananas conservative but its looking like there's some connection to Kreml there..
The In Sente YouTube channel has a good series of videos that cover each of the chapters from this book: https://youtu.be/6YvKJN2qso4
How is this not orwellian.
I think there are far more dog pets than bird pets. From an impact-making perspective, dogs looks like a more attractive user base:
- https://www.statista.com/statistics/414956/dog-population-eu....
- https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:pvMc7w...
History of non-standard-layout class layouts
Is this somehow related to this patent[0]? Computer inside keyboard...
[0]https://hackaday.com/2022/03/04/are-apple-trying-to-patent-t...
I’ll get back on the Elon bandwagon when he apologizes for the “pedo guy” thing.

Making baseless accusations when you’re angry and hurt makes you a tyrant (yes I know he was just trying to help and he felt embarrassed to have showed up utterly unprepared for the situation on the ground). The fact remains, randomly and cavalierly making accusations of child sex abuse is damaging to all survivors of sex abuse. Every false accusation makes it harder for a child to report real abuse. And refusing to acknowledge he was wrong means he can never do better because “doing better” requires that you try. You can’t try to do better if you can’t admit you were wrong.
Maybe We shouldn’t be putting humanity’s future in the hands of a petty tyrant who can’t admit when he’s wrong and baselessly accuses people who speak out against him of terrible crimes.
Such universities already exist, for example Howard University and Albert Einstein. Just not for Asians yet.
Just because they did without them doesn’t mean they wouldn’t have preferred to have had them, given the opportunity. And I really doubt you’ve surveyed them all to make such an authoritative call on this.