skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Very easy, assuming the machine has external access which a VPS does

Install postgres
Set the postgres configuration - passwords, user accounts, port for external access
Set the firewall configuration - such as iptables or whatever is used on your distribution assuming Linux.

That's it, then you should be able to access it from external mgmt UIs and external applications.

It's also possible to setup whitelisted IP access which is a good idea for a database, so that only the IPs of the client applications servers are allowed to connect.

If your data is particularly high value/likely to be targeted, then you should consider further security steps. That can get more complex, but the above basics are fine for simple standard/low security applications. This is pretty much equivalent to what you would get from a cloud database service in standard configuration.
Abortion is under a complex social and religious controversy that would make it difficult to presume that organic sentiment will just recognize it as good. See: the only moral abortion is my abortion.

Similarly it’s very strange to advocate that at some point a majority will just hand over rights to minorities. That’s really not the practice of oppressive systems like regulating peoples bodies.
They forget religion has no place in public life, least of all education.
It doesn't guarantee WW3. Even shooting down a Russian aircraft would not (it happened in Syria[1]). Attacking Russia territory would start WW3 but Ukraine is not part of Russia. Not yet.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2015_Russian_Sukhoi_Su-24_shoo...
How the tin can nearly wasn't (2013)
The Weapon the West Used Against Putin
Maybe not in a good way, but it does seem like the western-based sanctions are enough to force Putin to do negotiations.

A stale mate would be that western sanctions are not enough, which is the worst case scenario.
We installed Putin too so it's kind of like a proxy war against ourselves.
Lol, why. Just use fiat at that point.
The Curse of &amp;amp;apos; (2003)
Though the support should certainly be there for all people harmed by interventionist policies, Ukraine's struggle against the Russian invasion is most relevant to the world due to the potential for escalation to all-out nuclear war.

So the whataboutism (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whataboutism) doesn't really work because they're not analogous.
If you're sitting on a bus and only switch it on briefly?
Unless you're hoarding some material that emits a verifiable, secure random information into the future while itself being depleted in the process?
I don't have to join the legion there, but I will fight when it arrives in my country. Or do you think that you are safe in UK?
"Test-specific production code. Some code needed for the tests is written as tested production code, particularly for infrastructure classes. It requires extra time to write and adds noise to class APIs."

I don't see this much in real world code. Is there a space/niche that does this extensively? Does it raise a bunch of arguments about anti-patterns, etc?
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This isn't someone else's war. For anyone who wants a world where rule of law prevails, and trade and negotiation are used rather than the powerful just take what they want, this is their war as well, despite not being the ones under direct fire.
Awesome!! Does the same principles apply to other countries outside US and Europe? I see this a massive racist and hypocritical statement by US and EU to the rest of the world that they only care if the country is majority white. Where was the same outrage for all the brown and black people?

The only sane justification anyone can make is that we have progressed, but the tragedy for the rest continues.

US and EU war economies need an enemy and for long time, it was something abstract like drugs, terror etc. Now, they have something concrete in Russia and I see the rest as propaganda set to grow the outrage and anger to start another long war so that money can be minted.
When you set up Google Auth for a site, you can capture the seed value and back that up. 1Password has TOTP (Google Auth protocol) support baked in if you're looking for a way to use TOTP without relying on a single physical device.
>proxy war

Again a comment that subtly blames the West.

This is not a proxy war. The only war right now is an unprovoked Russian invasion of Ukraine.
A catalyst to WWIII, amazed at the crowd cheering.
It fails the above definition as Russia is not acting on the instigation or on behalf of another party.
Imho the biggest failure is firearms control, because it makes illegal firearms trivial to move across a state border. Countries with borders and strong firearms laws can do much more than US states to keep illegal weapons out of criminal hands.
> Reddit, which offers a massive network of user forums, was their platform of choice because it has nearly half a billion active users who discuss a wide range of topics.

Let’s be honest here… Reddit was their first choice because of the high prevalence of mental disorders amongst its users. One wonders why they didn’t choose Twitter instead in that case… but better to test the AI system’s load capacity before tackling such a gargantuan task I suppose.
Innuendo is such an effective tool for creating a conspiracy.
They could demand it but can’t get it because it doesn’t exist. I don’t know if it is in the holders interest to do so; they’d destroy this company but pay for it themselves.
"Do as I say and not as I do/did!"
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> Stop eastward expansion of NATO and make it clear Ukraine will not be allowed to join NATO.

Yep, this is Putin's demand but it's a demand in bad faith as we'll get into in a minute.

> Just visualize what would American response would be if Mexico or Canada considered joining a non-American Security Alliance. We already know how America will respond, when Venezuela brought up joining Russian security alliance, few years ago.

This is just whataboutism. I don't know the details of Venezuela, but it's totally possible the US was in the wrong. Whatever the case, it has no bearing on whether Russia is in the right.

> And, now we are seeing the poisoned fruits of how it is threatening world peace.

This is the meat of my objection, since arguing NATO's a threat to world peace is empirically Russian nationalist nonsense. Between Russia and NATO, one has been militarily invading its neighbors for years now and the other is a purely defensive pact. Which is not to say that NATO is not an arm of American imperialism, but supposing a NATO member state wanted to start an aggressive war against Russia or its allies, NATO would not apply. When the US invaded Iraq, for instance (another popular whataboutism topic from Russian nationalists, but one with more merit than Venezuela IMO), they had to drum up support from allies without being able to invoke NATO. Those allies could have refused to support the invasion.

> Ukraine has become an American pawn in geo-political chess.

On this, however, we can agree.
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I don't like these kinds of comments because the intent behind them always seems to be some sort of justification for the deaths of Ukrainians and annexation. The spirit of my comment, that I hope is captured by the reader, is that NATO/USA could have avoided war and loss of lives by being more careful in the past.

But we have the present and must deal with the immediate consequences with our best foot forward. The Ukrainian people are blameless and deserve our help - more so because we are partly to blame for not exhausting every option of diplomacy available to us. Please don't try to throw them under the bus.

Let's confront this tragedy while acknowledging context so that we don't make the same mistakes again
My ZX81 memory: I took the T to the Sinclair administrative office in Boston to buy a super-early one with cash money.

I had pre-flighted the transaction by phone, but it was still a strange thing for the office to do a retail transaction - I think my change came out of the postage money drawer. The machine was handed over in brown corrugate, without shiny shelf-ready packaging.

Many hours of programming and experimentation ensued.
Everyone is now doing what Florida and Texas have been doing all along.

There's a good chance Mask mandates and COVID restrictions would have been permanent if it was federal law.

The freedom of ideas given via states rights allows for a wide variety of ideas to be tested which allows the best ideas to be selected.

Instead of a federal law that stamps out any ideas but one.

Thank goodness the rational headed members of the Surpreme court ruled against vaccine mandates as well despite Sotomayor falsely claiming that there's 100,000 children on ventilators.
While you're technically right that the criteria of 'some number of people where that number is > 1 considered it a possibility' was met I don't think you can so quickly dismiss how quickly the narrative changed once Biden actually announced the fact that the intelligence community was split 70-30 on this. If I had brought up the lab leak theory in my social groups I would have been labelled as QAnon (or charitably adjacent), so there was also definitely a real-world impact of social media, they're not nearly as separate as to say that mixing them up is actually a straight up error.

In addition, there was a lot of initial pushback against any lab leak theory from virologists involved in gain of function research (regardless of whether gain of function engineering itself was the least plausible of the two leak theories).

Part of the issue here is definitely what we mean when we say something was 'considered possible' - here I'm thinking quite explicitly of mainstream and majoritarian perspectives since that's what impacts most people who aren't able (or allowed) to meaningfully contribute to a debate on its technical merits.
Only in America would NRA and Planned Parenthood be considered somehow equivalent organizations.
My impression is that a large portion of the traffic on Tor is malicious in some way, but originating from a very small portion of the users. It's a noisy minority. Just like the vast majority of sent e-mail is from criminal activity[0] and the comment section on news sites doesn't represent the readership fairly.

An easy thing we can all do to help improve that is to use Tor for legitimate every-day use, even when you have nothing to hide.

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Email_spam#Statistics_and_esti...
I think you missed the reference.
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What’s the bill like? Do they offer any service discovery or s2s tooling? My impression is that they’re fairly removed from that but could be wrong
So you say NATO existance created russia? ;)
This criticism makes it seem that Snowflake is a great arrest honeypot: https://www.hackerfactor.com/blog/index.php?/archives/944-To...
> This would require some level of trust, which Bitcoin and the cryptocurrency ecosystem are pathologically avoidant of.

This is a misunderstanding of the blockchain community.

They understand that trust is important and even required in many situations. The idea in blockchain is that you should decide who you trust and to what degree you trust them.

For the scenario of figuring out if an address is really owned by the Red Cross, people are interested in the idea of Decentralized Identity where cryptographic attestations are stored on-chain about an address. Someone can choose to trust those attestations (by following a larger web of trust through attestations), or They can choose to trust some other source.

Blockchains are about choice and not being forced to trust any specific entity who hasn’t gained your trust simply because you’re told to.
> they won't be able to download new copies of windows

don't hold your breath as there is access to torrents, KMSwhatever etc, business as usual P-}
Free speech was never made with the fact that 5 monopolistic multi-nationals would facilate damned near all speech.

Its amazing watching progressives grovel at the feet of corporations bc you agree with their censorship, and for free market conservatives to turn on them bc the corporations they rallied their whole lives turned on them.

I want Twitter and YouTube treated like my ISP, or my electric company.
> Your comment suggests the best outcome of any situation is the least violence.

No, it doesn't. It says that different rules apply when you're fighting a nuclear power. There is no military option here. None. That's the point. When there are no military options your only options are a proxy war (GGs for Ukraine) or a diplomatic solution.

> I would rather fight for certain values

You're not fighting for anything, most likely. It's pretty easy to sit in perfect safety thousands of miles from a war and tell other people they should fight for certain values.

But you've actually made my point. You're more interested in the principle (being right) than the outcome (winning).

> If someone comes to your house and takes it by force you should let him because it's the path to least violence right?

Does that person have 6000 nuclear weapons?
>threatening any transit countries (such as Poland) with nukes

They can threat all they want, but Poland is a NATO member. An attack on Poland will trigger a retaliation from NATO. Not sure Russia wishes to go to war with all of NATO.
You could create a QR based on the last block of BITCOIN blockchain. These way you do not rely on a private key and onyone can check and trust it.
Also bear in mind that satellites must be radiation hardened to function at all, because they're already in a high-radiation environment.

I have no doubt a military could build a weapon that could use some form of EMP pulse to completely destroy my cell phone if it were an equivalent distance from a ground-based attack site, in an environment where it wouldn't be simply destroyed. Heck, I wouldn't be surprised there's some researchers who could put something together from their test bench and bits lying around in the lab in a day or two. Doing it to a hardened target is going to be much harder.
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Why? Russia will just press the red button if it faces a invasion that they cannot repel. No county should fear it while russia is looking for territory expansion. Otherwise they will use this to expand upto east Germany.
I recently replaced a broken DRAM chip on one of those! https://blog.qiqitori.com/2022/02/testing-a-zx81-ram-pack-wi... (this is more about finding which one is the broken one than about the actual replacement)

The one I had doesn't seem very wobbly though. Maybe there is some variation between production runs etc.?
Tons of them, also lots of attempts to impersonate Ukrainian prominent individuals. Be careful about all accounts created during or after Feb. 2022 and anybody soliciting donations.
War is war. That is the analogy, If you do not see that there is nothing more to say. Just because we are "the bigger bully" in a circumstance that is ok?

And by saying it is "Ukraine's struggle" is simplistic and propaganda. The U.S. and Europe have been meddling in the Ukraine, installing their own people, since 2008.
Well it’s somewhat hereditary. I often see class in the US described as exactly equivalent to which bucket of income/wealth you fall into, which is certainly not hereditary and feels obviously wrong too: I think a poorly paid academic or teacher is likely to be considered higher class than a successful used car dealership owner. I say it’s somewhat hereditary because it seems at least a little malleable over people’s lives, at least with university and certain professions socialising people into the middle class.

I don’t really understand the subject of the article mattering much in life though. Social class matters a lot in the U.K. but no one asks which class you identify with before they decide how to treat you. Instead, it matters which class you present and I suspect the middle-class-identifying-as-working-class will present as middle class both in obvious ways (e.g. accent, grooming, dress) and more subtle ways (e.g. choice of words or phrases, being able to comfortably/knowledgeably talk about certain things).

I also don’t really understand the politics of class or the class people identify as today. Maybe I just have a simplistic view of history, but it seems the ideas of working/middle/upper classes don’t really fit today’s society and I’m often surprised when I see contemporary political arguments based on this class system.
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As opposed to the regular nvidia cert which normally signs windows drivers (ie drivers for malware)? This is a total non-story
> There's a good chance Mask mandates and COVID restrictions would have been permanent if it was federal law

Do you have any evidence this is the case? Current federal institutions have fluctuated their guidelines, the opposite of permanency.
Mhm, best if we don't do anything because it might cause an inconvenience for Putin, right?
And then they got angry when you call a soft police state the place where they lives. No drama here, I was probably wrong.
> One wonders why they didn’t choose Twitter instead in that case

I don't know, but I doubt it's that Reddit users are substantially less mentally healthy than Twitter users. There might be a mean intelligence difference (just guessing), but Twitter isn't exactly known for rational and sane communication of ideas.

Although might Reddit simply have a larger corpus per user given the lack of a character limit?

EDIT: The more I think about it, the more I think my assumption is close to the truth. Even if your character limit is 280 characters, that limit can affect how someone forms their sentences. If there is no meaningful limit then a person can feel they can express their full idiolect unencumbered.
>a significant proportion of the Russian population believe the Ukranian deaths are due to Ukranians just killing themselves.

This sounds like Western meta-propaganda. Russia isn't some mysterious other-world filled with low IQ people. Are we really to believe that swaths of their population believes the Ukranians are merely offing themselves during an invasion? Is there anything we can read that points to this, even Fox News-type article making the claim? Colour me skpetical.
Euphemisms anyone?
Bret Victor is directly taught by Alan Kay.

Additionally, he's working on https://dynamicland.org. Not a lot coming out in terms of news or media. I emailed him a couple of months ago and he stated they're currently working in the background as the covid pandemic is around.
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No it's not. This job ad requires github. This should not be acceptable.

> This Request For Proposal document may be updated to reflect things that we learn during the process. The canonical version and history is available here.

(github link)
The benefit of signed code is it grants hardware vendors a perpetual control, gatekeeping, and rent seeking role. It was never your hardware.

The cover story was security, which might be mathematically correct but in practice has been shown false in every way. Look how much malware gets signed and shipped on devices and sold on app stores: the vendor gets their cut, /shrug. Look how many devices have been intentionally bricked to force new sales - yay them again. And then there's the certificate management illusion.
[Your weapons are no threat to us.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NrswlFxEiV4)
Presidents/generals must go totally insane to even consider using atomic weapons. It's a no-win for everyone.
And covid was worse than nukes. )
This is interesting too https://www.dallasnews.com/news/education/2017/04/18/texas-b...
Two related search terms about Patrushev:

Neo Nobility

Use of psychics inside FSB
If you blow up all the Starlink satellites, the little pieces start reentering the atmosphere most preferentially in very short order.

Kessler syndrome is more complicated than just "satellite debris bad". At the altitudes the Starlink satellites are at, it is a near non-concern. There is a causal link there... we can afford to put up lots of little satellites at that altitude for that exact reason, and that's exactly why they are where they are. That it's also less energetically expensive to launch is just a bonus.
None.

Well, two, technically, but I'd lost them long ago.
The mainstream anti-war movement woke up from a 20 year coma to be outraged once again... and cheer for the ww3
An absolutely brilliant bit of creative work, indeed.

Nothing else has ever really conveyed that Clive Sinclair wasn't a sort of little professorial boffin the way the British press portrayed him; he was very business-focussed and evidently had quite a presence.

(Common to the almost concurrent misportrayal of John Major as a small, retiring, grey man)
Then he will die in a nuclear fire along with all Russians and the rest of the world.
Except for trans women in articles calling them rapists, which is interesting considering they had no problems interviewing a known cis porn actress who has raped multiple people on set.
> War is war. That is the analogy, If you do not see that there is nothing more to say. Just because we are "the bigger bully" in a circumstance that is ok?

Repeating: Though the support should certainly be there for all people harmed by interventionist policies, Ukraine's struggle against the Russian invasion is most relevant to the world due to the potential for escalation to all-out nuclear war.

> And by saying it is "Ukraine's struggle" is simplistic and propaganda. The U.S. and Europe have been meddling in the Ukraine, installing their own people, since 2008.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whataboutism

Also, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Name_of_Ukraine

It doesn't seem like you're engaged here in good faith. Cheers, I wish you the best.
You never know when something will take a bad turn, age makes it more likely
As a person who has been doing this for past 20 years, I'd say, yes, you should )
Do you have any sources on that? I can not find anything about those interacting or Perelman saying that he does not care about the axioms of his work.