skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Speaking as someone who has no farming experience, but lots of general DIY experience, I would guess the two are seen as dichotomous. If you're buying older equipment, then repairability is very important (it's probably already got broken bits, which is why it's being sold). Whereas if you're buying a new extremely expensive John Deere, you want something that "just works" and the upkeep you're planning for is the financing. You're not looking down the line planning to repair it yourself, because if you were going to do that you would just buy an older machine and repair it today.
C lets you set and query the flag state with the `<fenv.h>` functions in theory, but compiler support for rigorously adhering to IEEE 754 semantics around these operations is pretty limited in most compilers, to say the least. Clang has been making some progress on support recently.
GOP wants to end Russian oil imports to US, boost production
Sounds like its working
Wizards perform manipulations of the basic structure of the physical world. This may include dangerous chemical reactions, warps in space-time, and high energy physics. A lab on top of a tower provides a buffer zone and limits the scope of damage from, say, a fire or a lightning bolt. It’s also like an antenna, in that regard, so it may help to channel, tune, and concentrate energy.
Yeah I could do this. But I could also just accept the fact that Wikipedia isn't even willing to delete contested information when offered proof.

I don't need the facts to be in the entry. I don't care. I only care about the fake facts in there and ask myself how much of the rest of Wikipedia is also riddled with falsehoods and nobody would want to remove that if shown actual state documents that show what is wrong.

I did not want it to become a primary source. I just hoped they would remove information that has new evidence not known to the original source.
This feels like a "reduce your risk to as close to zero from an already ridiculously small risk" article.

I've been cutting bad parts of potatoes off my entire life with no ill effects. If the potato is soft, take off the skin. If the potato sprouts, cut around the sprout (including any off-coloured flesh). After you cook the potatoes, look for any dark spots and cut those away.
404. Did the page ever exist?
Sounds like you need to get more educated on how to best use these assets. You’re not safe yet.

If you do get closer to what the person you responded to said:

A) USDC can freeze individual addresses. So can USDT. Alternative stablecoins like DAI and MIM cannot.

B) Opening the visa card will have the same consternation as any bank. You’ll need to start transacting more in the stablecoin, until banking partners are found.
This is correct. McDonalds fries are delivered in a bag, frozen. There are chains that fresh cut their fries, but they definitely advertise it when they do, because it is not the norm. (In-N-Out, Five Guys)
US Top Trading Partners
Definite List Of Russian Air Force Losses Over Ukraine In The Past 26 Hours
> Russia declared a cease-fire to evacuate civilians but has already broken it.

Any support this is actually the case besides "the ukranian officials said ... "?

https://tass.com/society/1417395
Using your logic, Alonzo Church should be credited with the Turing machine and the halting problem since he solved Hilbert's Entscheidungsproblem before Turing did. If everything follows trivially from an answer to the same question, then Turing's solution follows trivially from Church.

Not sure why you are fixated on the Entscheidungsproblem. Turing's claim to fame isn't the entscheidungsproblem. If it were, nobody would know who Turing is because Church already solved the entscheidungsproblem. His contribution are the theoretical concept of Turing machines ( universal turing machines especially ) and computable numbers.

> Did Turing's original machine not have a halting state?

Are you asking me?

> You can hardly express the halting problem if you don't have the concept of halting.

He did have a concept of halting. He called them circular/unsatisfactory.

Did you even read his paper?
It’s ‘classic’ because it was recorded and the recent. Pointy hat witches mummies were found in China and dated 2-4 BCE.

https://www.penn.museum/sites/expedition/ancient-mummies-of-...

[..] The Witches of Subeshi

The most intriguing mummies in ECA may be the “witches” of Subeshi, who wear very tall, pointed black hats that resemble the iconic headgear of their sisters in medieval Europe. Subeshi, dated to between the 4th and 2nd centuries BCE, is located in a high gorge just to the east of the important city of Turfan.

Historian and author Adrienne Mayor has recently suggested that the single heavy glove worn by one of the female mummies may indicate that she hunted with a raptor such as a golden eagle. A number of impressive male mummies have also been excavated at Subeshi, including a man who wears a felt helmet and another man whose chest has been stitched up with horse hair in what must be one of the oldest (4th century BCE) examples of surgery in the world.[..]
Text Generation
Putin using badly configured green screen to pretend he is not afraid of Covid
The point is that there were no sanctions, and there won't be the next time the US decides to invade another country. So punishing Russia this time gives the US an unfair advantage, and that's not good for anyone outside the US.
> It took the brave governors of Texas and Florida to open up during a time of mass sensationalism and demonization to show that it wasn't as bad as the liberal states were predicting.

Florida hasn't done very well with COVID [1].

http://91-divoc.com/pages/covid-visualization/?chart=states-...
It's a big country, and this is a purely cultural, elective phenomenon. It seems likely to be something that forms clusters. You may simply have experience with areas where it's not prevalent.
DAI and MIM are a more battle tested model than TerraUSD

But yes a basket of stablecoins is good right now
These massive companies also seem to bake every possible localization on the planet into the app rather than loading them on demand so that users can start using the app immediately. It would help if Apple provided a mechanism to bundle specific localizations with an app download based on the user's locale - they already seem to have the infrastructure to allow this.
I suspect they pre-boil their fries too. It's the secret to amazing fries.
I agree. They could however remove the wrong parts.

This way they would not have the user need to trust unverifiable claims but also protect the user from learning falsehoods.
Google Shares Top SEO Factors (2019)
> And that people on the outside are helpful was proven in World War II were many germans fled.

Ah yes so effective. Only 40 million killed.
Looks like this event is promoting a recent book by the same name:

https://g.co/kgs/PYnp5Q
That was proposed, but ICANN rejected the idea.
Turks in Germany will vote for SPD in German elections is a bigger paradox.
Facebook and Twitter in the Safari browser are good. You can put them on the home screen and they feel more or less like the app. I don't need notifications from these.

I would love lite apps. Specifically, I want a Discord Lite app that is smaller and chat only and a Google Maps Lite that is only nav (I guess this is pretty much Apple Maps).
Oh great question and ahh now we're getting into the good stuff! If you make a copy of your brain (or upload your brain or teleport) do you die and get reborn or are you a continuous conscious entity? :) :)
What about the Balkans? We don't need another war, thanks.

I don't know for sure who is funding all these "nationalistic" organisations around these parts but I do know nationalism is more often than not used as a tool to divide people, not unite them.

These people seem to "care" and "love" their countries to the extent of beating and harassing brown people. Sorry, got carried away
Normal life?
Ask HN: What effect will a Russian economic collapse have on the US?
Seems negligent, except for energy, thus further supply chain disruptions

[1] Oil boost production plan: https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/wireStory/gop-end-russian-oil-imports-us-boost-production-83207789

[2] US Top Trading Partners: https://www.census.gov/foreign-trade/statistics/highlights/toppartners.html

[3] 'Russian economy is set for a free fall': White House adviser on sanctions
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vCiJV-UJJ6c
Thanks. Exactly my thought on a valid approach. One not taken by this person in this case.
I gotta say dude. Assume their question is genuine. Meeting their question with sarcasm doesn't help people.
Don’t let Putin off the hook for his own bad decision to invade. The USA did nothing but tell the world what Putin was planning, we did not goad him into it. Nobody put a gun to Putin’s head and said invade or else.
I’m pretty sure wizards are based on high IQ autists. Towers are strange and isolated, like many high IQ autists.

Isn’t Richard Stallman a modern wizard?
Acting in Russia puts you in a very dangerous situation. Already protestors are being jailed, but I wouldn’t be surprised if the military starts firing at or bombing or gassing protestors. Someone who starts war like this doesn’t respect civilian life, Ukrainian or Russian.

Would you, personally, put your life at risk just to be one more protestor?

I agree that Russians should stand up to Putin, but honestly it’s a lot easier and likely more effective to do this outside of Russia.

And also, targeting and blaming Russians as a whole is exactly not what we need. The difference is a war against Russia vs a war against Putin and the high-level officials. Ordinary Russians didn’t cause this and are victims similar to the Ukrainians. Even if they don’t have it as bad, they’re suffering greatly.
This line of reasoning, presented without evidence, can be used to undermine virtually any statement; it doesn't contribute to discourse in any way.
The DNA sequence is part of a gene that all mammals have. It existed for millions of years before Moderna did any research on it. Moderna did not invent this nucleotide sequence.
There’s another book, Concrete Semantics, that starts off by saying something along the lines of:

“Be careful - interactive theorem proving is addicting.”

It’s so true. You can end up ‘accidentally’ proving things, and when the proof checker accepts the proof it’s a big endorphin rush.

http://concrete-semantics.org/
If you don’t trust the official election polls in Russia, why would you trust their opinion polls to be honest. If I were Putin, I would certainly be tempted to manipulate opinion polls to make it look like I am more popular than I really am.

As for western media, while no doubt less manipulated than Russian media, I don’t think it is safe to assume that western media is above manipulating public opinion to suit their agenda.

For example, I find it curious how little coverage the Ukraine-Russian conflict has received by western media until last week when this conflict has been a hot war since 2014.
All good points for reforming the business, but none justify stealing the content, in my view. Voting with the wallet is about abstaining, not stealing.

For better or for worse, subscriptions are king in 2022, and I don’t see a meta-subscription for news being a good thing for journalism itself. Personally, I prefer something closer to the iTunes model, but that’s dead. I’m growing entirely sick of singular platforms that hold all the cards of entirely industries (and they don’t pay any better than the publishers do).
Now I use brown paper bags I get at the grocery stole, without any holes. I did not notice any success with mesh. Maybe I will try it again.
An interesting plan. What if Russians don't agree?
Correct URL for the event:

https://history.columbia.edu/events/the-economic-weapon-the-...
I'm presuming the link is supposed to be about this book https://yalebooks.yale.edu/book/9780300259360/economic-weapo...

There's a review with the same title as this post here: https://www.foreignaffairs.com/reviews/capsule-review/2021-1...

Which sums up the topic with:

> In an original and persuasive analysis, Mulder shows how isolating aggressors from global commerce and finance was seen as an alternative to war that worked precisely because of the pain it imposed on the target society. From the very beginning, it was civilians who suffered the most. Nevertheless, the League of Nations embraced sanctions and established an elaborate legal and bureaucratic apparatus to enforce them. Mulder argues that instead of keeping the peace, this form of economic warfare aggravated the tensions of the 1930s, encouraging austerity and autarky and restraining smaller states but backfiring against the larger authoritarian ones, such as Italy.

I think this is an interesting point to bring up, because, especially in the West, we hold a believe that "economic" violence is not as bad as "physical" violence. It's well worth at least questioning this assumption.
When governments + corporations team up, your lines of distinction are meaningless.
“I have nothing to hide. Why should I care about my privacy?” (2016)
An older asking of the question from sci-fi stack exchange rather than world building - https://scifi.stackexchange.com/q/12379
Or plant it, if it's a decent size, it can yield over 1lbs of potatoes in 3 months. In my area it's low maintenance. If you have limited space, I've had 5 lbs worth in a 15 gallon bag, it has about the same footprint as an office chair.
A Disciplined Approach to Investing
> No U.S airlines currently fly into any Russian cities, and those that flew over Russia's vast airspace to Asia had already been rerouting out of an abundance of caution. That adds time and burns a lot more fuel, increasing costs.

Yes and no. If you add a refueling stop to a long-haul flight, it can save enough fuel to make up for the rerouting. (Long-haul flying is really inefficient because you have to take-off/carry all the fuel needed to make it to your destination).

e.g. a flight from NYC-Paris-Delhi is only 5.5% longer distance than direct, even though it now routes over europe instead of a direct polar route over Russia

http://www.gcmap.com/mapui?P=nyc-del,+nyc-cdg-del

(This isn't perfect, it still shows a bit of routing over Russia, but you get the idea). And you still have staffing costs, landing costs, etc. Weather related routings, night-time landing restrictions, etc.
I used some weaselly words there, mostly because I agree with your broader point that it’s important to question sources, question the information. There is media that tends to do a decent job on fact checking sources, etc.

At the end of the day, all I can do is go off the track record of those sources, and that’s why for pretty much any media source the best we can say is tend and fairly accurate because even if they are telling the truth most of the time, there is a question on if it contains all the context and nuance.
It's a huge pile of money and other stuff (like gold) that the central bank can sell if the want to support the Ruble. Basically they sell dollars and buy rubles on the open market to keep the price from falling.
IIRC it was similar in ancient Rome with their multistory insula residental buildings - the higher floors were cheaper, with smaller rooms and worse in all aspects.
Eggs? I think the round eggs are still cracked and cooked on site?. The scrambled square ones come pre-made, though, IIRC.
I know lots of Russians that support Putin, unfortunately. I wish it were as simple as Putin was acting alone but he is a popular Russian figure.
> And with more recent technologies like Phoenix LiveView, there is very little need to use any of those front-end frameworks.

I think I'd argue that Phoenix LiveView is a frontend framework. Albeit a non-traditional one.
Auto Format is not for the machine, it is for other humans who work with you.
As I mentioned elsewhere, linear performance is a hard requirement for some domains such as intrusion prevention. Unbounded recursion isn't the primary problem; exponential runtime is.

If state-space explosion is a concern, you can implement a non-backtracking regular expression matcher using term rewriting. For true regular expressions, the size of the rewritten terms are a function of the size of the pattern (and thus performance is linear). For non-regular expressions, this does not hold.
Can you actually get a computer with Elbrus processor outside of military use?
I would like to discern between personal and collective responsibility.

Yes, it is disheartening that so many people will personally pay for this regardless of the fact that they might even be vocally opposing this and other actions.

No, I don't think Russian people are absolved as a nation. I believe that nations are collectively responsible for their actions. Explanations that "I have only followed orders" have long been proven to be false defence.

Every person that continues to work, pay their taxes, follow their roles, close their eyes and ears to the atrocities without opposing the tyrant is cooperating and enabling him to do what he wants.

In the end you must recognise that Putin is only a human being and he is personally unable to do anything substantial. It is only other people that are enabling him that make this tragedy possible.

Some nations decide to pay the blood price and revolt, and some decided to not do that. Ukrainians bled for their right to be a democratic country. So many other nations paid so heavy price because they did not want go with what was easy and comfortable but rather decided to do what is right.
More specifically, Coq is based on the calculus of inductive constructions: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calculus_of_constructions.

The key differentiating feature being dependent types, whereas Isabelle/HOL implements higher-order logic without dependent types.
Huh? It’s also the exact same response you’d get if it had nothing to do with censorship. Your comment offers nothing.
I'm a vegetarian who has a 'cheat' but it's based on ethics, not a way of getting something I want.

If a significant item of meat will go to waste due to something out of someone's control, then I might eat the meat. The ethical evaluation I'd do is to ask whether the benefit of showing that I do not want to contribute to meat being made for me is outweighed by the waste of simply throwing it away.

A similar reasoning would apply to, say, turning up at a dinner and the host had made a mistake and has no useful alternatives. They'll be embarrassed enough already, they'll be told I'm vegetarian but that I'll happy to eat the meat on that occasion. I'm not there to make it worse for them. But if there's plenty of veg so it's not a problem, I'll just have the veg. On the other hand if the host didn't care and had made meat knowing I don't (want to) eat meat, then I'd decline to eat. I can go a few days without food if I have to.

Also I'm tolerant of preparation mistakes, like meat arriving in a takeaway dish where it would be more trouble than it's worth to replace it (but I'd still seek a refund).

All the above together happened about 3 times in the last 10 years I think. I like doing it when it happens, because it reminds me and others that my vegetarianism is an active choice for me, that I make without feeling compelled to.

That said, I'm really not used to eating meat any more, and like my sibling commenter, if a fake meat seems realistic it makes me worry that I've been served the real stuff by mistake. I'd probably finish it but I'd really want to know.

I think I consider being vegatarian instead of vegan a cheat. Cheese and eggs are just too good. But alternatives are getting better these days, and I tend to eat vegan pizzas now.
If so, then let's finally send in planes.
That's an interesting sentiment, to ask people who aren't Russian and do not live in Russia to come protest on your behalf to overthrow your dictatorship. Do you think foreigners coming into Russia to protest (or violently riot, as you seem to be suggesting) would do the trick? That's a legitimate question - would Russians take kindly do that kind of initiative? Many Russian people, even the ones claiming that most of them hate Putin so much, seem to be packing up and leaving - are they genuinely hoping Ukrainians and other foreign civilians will come do this for them?

Sorry you had to leave your new apartment and have to figure out how to open a new bank account for your US salary. And I hope both of us get to see our families again.
I've wondered about this too. It like the company doesn't even pay any attention to the connection with the actual Amazon. If it put 10% of its annual profits into it it could literally save the forest. Imagine that, the symbolism, the credibility it would gain.
I'd say that it depends on what you're building and if you work in a team - there's so many components that would require a lot of work to create in vanilla if used together in the same app.

Like menus, wysiwyg, tables (sorting, search, pagination), tabs, photo viewers, modular windows, accordions, form builder, notifications, cards, process sliders, color picker, ratings, spinners, stepper, uploader.

Then binding all of that together.
Of course they are. It's the Ukrainian Nazi-Jews killing civilians, not the people who invaded their country and are currently levelling it...
On personal projects, hell yes, this is my favorite way to work.

Across a large team it’s trickier. You need to teach and agree on all the patterns and organizing principles. I wouldn’t attempt outside of very specific circumstances.
Not so much if you buy it direct and avoid the store/middlemen markups.
I am with you. If anything I want to turn up the sanctions even more, as I see Putin ramping up the war crimes he’s committing in Ukraine out of frustration at the resistance there.
Yes, some people still argue for appeasement.

Are you for or against that? What are the reasons for your position?

You need to expand on your comment for it to have meaning.
This is just how international relations work... Russian citizens who are being affected by sanctions also benefit from trade agreements and treaties that their government has signed.
As long as you're not critical about the state of Israel you should be fine there.
There are reports something's brewing in Serbia/Kosovo, more than usual. Same in Moldova/Transnistria - the latter in particular could provide a western angle of attack on Ukraine.
They could see the evidence and remove the contested source. In this case they would remove a part from the entry. People wouldn't learn falsehoods. I think this would at least be better than knowingly spreading fake knowledge.

I would have welcomed that approach. And applauded them. But once he decided to let wrong facts stay as part of the entry this was a lost cause to me.

As said. I would have been more than fine if they had just deleted these parts.
Yep Places like McCain foods do this on an industrial scale that brings the cost so far down that even McDonalds wouldn't be able to compete with. They're still likely going to be doing so much business that they'll be getting a favorable contract for it but it'd still be silly to build out all of that themselves.
They are saying someone might post information on an .ru link that they don't want people to see. Isn't that basic censorship?

That said, this is just par for the course of Reddit. Just like how every subreddit has arbitrary rules that discourage viewpoints the moderators don't want people to see whether that's Bitcoin Cash on r/bitcoin or getting scolded by a mod on r/vancouver when I said something bad about the DTES.

Banning .ru is about as effective towards the imagined cause as subreddits putting up yellow and blue banners.
started listening to the audiobook this morning.
Is this group enlisted in the Ukrainian army? Are they holding political office or have strong influence on the politics of Ukraine?

If having a bunch of Nazi idiots in your country is "half credit", then I think every single country on earth gets "half credit" on being governed by Nazis
sometimes XSS is not a threat
He has to say that

https://youtu.be/rStL7niR7gs