skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
They have no intention of bombing the plant of course, or doing so in a way that would cause any serious destruction, especially when Putin's clear intentions are to take the entire Ukrainian territory; to me this is just psychological warfare to fuel the fear among other nations about nuclear dangers, so that both leaders and the public opinion will be against going at war with them. In theory, we (as EU) could intervene with traditional weapons so that the burden of escalating it further would still be on them; not an easy decision though.
Ah, so this title/article is out of context then, because not every place is Google. Thank you for providing the context.

And his resume was distributed? Why?
Is this not outside the scope of RISC-V?
Not at all. The paper always reports on its own issues and scandals throughout the years.
Oh that's a symbolic reflex. totally normal, I have shortcuts in my brain like that too. But the Article describes a visual entity... a block with a dent (the number 9) then the dent orange peeling another number until it's smaller.
2FA requires a phone number!?
Their whole invasion has screamed incompetence.
Tighten your belt and tie a rope between it and a solid anchor in your room so you can have the reassuring feeling of safety while you watch.
Yeah. Across the universe, what percentage of advanced species managed to harness nuclear power and not end themselves by nuclear energy, directly or indirectly?

It can't be a very large percentage.

I would like to be wrong.
this is definitely one of the good guys, & good work.

still, i cant get the taste of the semi-recemt review of DID out of my mouth. this is a good protocol, but trying to interoperate with potentially endless really bad protocols feels risky.

https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-new-work/2021Sep... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28691422 86 points, 5 months, 62 comments
> I'm glad we live in an era where I don't have to pirate Symantec Pascal like I did when I was 13 and wanted to learn how to code.

I pirated a copy of REALBasic to make my first Mac program. I did, ironically pay for a book on how to program with it though.

I understand why compilers and IDEs cost money, but it seems obvious to me that they should be free and easy for everyone. I’m glad we live in this era.
What I meant is that, in the areas that are not well standardized, and where the browsers don't agree with each other, who is to say that Chrome is right and that Firefox is the one being incompatible/non-conformant? In this sense, the scores are not independent.

Among the areas listed, I understand that at least 10 focus areas are well-standardized and the major browser vendors agree amongst themselves regarding the interpretation of the standard. So that means 60% of the score should be independent. There are 5 other areas that were pulled from Google's and Microsoft's Compat 2021; those might not be well standardized, in which case 30% of the score might be disputable. (UPDATE: I think the 5 additional areas are also well standardized, so I guess you could also say they are independent and not subject to dispute.)

And then the remaining 10% investigative areas are quite probably disputable.
Neither party is racist, neither party is sexist, except for the fringe minority of both. They disagree on approach and methods, and twist that into believing their opponent is evil to the core.

Democrats think Republicans are evil racists for trying to shut down diversity mandates. Republicans think Democrats are evil racists for trying to impose diversity mandates. They both want to eliminate racism, but their worldviews cause conflict on how to do that.

There are some legitimate fundamental differences on LGBT rights, I'll admit. Not so much on LG, but as you get further into the abbreviation, it increases.
Care to explain? Your comment lacks any real meat, but hints at an interesting thread, and your username suggest you have some domain expertise.
Wages have not stagnated. What inflation measures do you use to come to that conclusion?

You are right that real estate has become more expensive over time in many places.

A big part of the problem (in the US) is that new construction of housing is almost illegal. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Missing_middle_housing
Well, a big problem for the US is that building most types of new housing is illegal.

See eg https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Missing_middle_housing or your favourite articles on the evils of Euclidean zoning and minimum parking requirements.
A measured response is appropriate. Actions can be scaled so that if the same thing is applied back to you for a fraction of a transgression, then the public can figure out who's overreacting.
This is not exactly relevant, but I wish these companies would just become co-ops. Less profit for the people at the top (probably) but you wouldn't need a union.
Well, the theory is that management will make the conditions worse after breaking up the union.

Very similar to the myth of 'predatory pricing'.
How do we as a society handle people who make that same gamble and fail to have any retirement savings by the time they age out of the workforce?

Like if you forfeit the benefits, and then are suddenly destitute and old enough no one will hire you for work, what happens?

Do your children need to forgo investing into their own retirement to support you? What if you don't have children willing to do that?

I could forsee allowing people to back out of social security with some sort of escrow or trust as collateral against their future dependency on the state, but without that there's a high chance of people gambling and coming up short, and still landing on the government's dime without having contributed.
If we can make energy storage simple and cheap enough

If you're thinking of big Tesla Powerwall-style batteries, that just kicks the problem ahead by a few years or decades.

The materials needed to make those batteries are finite. They will become "the new oil" in N years.

Energy storage is going to be a big part of any sane energy future, but it's going to have to make heavy usage of non-battery means: giant flywheels? Pumping water? I don't know.
Solder the door switch so it thinks the door is always shut.
Interview with Senior JavaScript Developer in 2022
https://archive.ph/h1jXb
Can you sell it as "Vitess for PostGres"?
If you don’t, then why would transportation of cash be needed? The answer is that it isn’t, because cash is a small subset of money.

Fiat currency is debt/credit.
Facebook allows praise of Neo-Nazi Ukrainian battalion if it fights Russian army
This is the kind of thing you’d typically experimentally verify rather than look up.
I wonder if there have been situations where someone was banned from a union, but then couldn't find employment in their trained profession and home state because of the closed shop contract.
Thermodynamics of Evolution and the Origin of Life
They already commited a lot other of war crimes in past 9 days, it doesn’t really matter for Putin. It seems he has nothing to loose and until his people will stand against him, he will just continue “according to the plan”.
The Russian "Firehose of Falsehood" Propaganda Model
-- Why It Might Work and Options to Counter It
https://www.rand.org/pubs/perspectives/PE198.html
You realize that instituting a no fly zone means the US shooting down Russian aircraft, right? Which means a hot war between US/NATO and Russia. That is something that the US should absolutely not engage in, because the stakes at that point are the survival of the species, rather than just Ukraine.

We need to not normalize the idea of a no fly zone, no matter how gut wrenching watching this war gets.
Its only usable (in my opinion) in the allow list channel mode. Otherwise its never ending reaction blocking.
Sure always negotiate,

but “If they were just willing to give you 1/3 without negotiating I’d bet they would act the same the negotiating with VCs or customers and the biz would be a disaster!” just isn’t true consistently enough to be useful.

Context is important, but if what OP is saying is correct, them not opening closer to an equal split suggests they have a lack of capabilities assessing their founding team here or it’s their first time around the block.

Maybe you could screw integral founding team members into taking a fraction of the equity they deserve, but you’re setting up shitty team dynamics, dysfunction, and problems to come. For cofounders and employees: I’ve found you’re better off paying the ballpark of what they’re worth and would be excited about vs trying to get them at their bottom dollar
> Nintendo has really dropped the ball on making their back catalog available legitimately.

people are so used to companies squeezing the last cent out of everything that when this happens it seems weird. instead of considering that nintendo has a very clear strategy of what to do with their old games and where to focus their efforts they just think they are being dumb and unservicing.
What already happens. You die destitute living under a bridge.
Not sure if the image changed since this post was created but this isn’t new nor premium. https://searchengineland.com/google-search-launches-about-th... Anyone in the US (or Canada, and maybe elsewhere) can see this as of February 1.
This is pretty high on my Cyberpunkometer
It's normal to have those thoughts now, they are driven by fear. The situation is developing fast and most people are just sitting here and watching news and blame and get feelings and emotions. Just a waste of time.

A few peoples actually go to the borders or the stations to help the refugees arriving. Do that. At least you leave an impact.
The enemy of my enemy is my friend.

We will sort it out later.
I mean, they're also designed to run, and they do that most of the time.
That excuse for defeat can be given by any nation who withdrew from Afghanistan.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/War_in_Afghanistan_(2001%E2%80...

Result: Taliban Victory
What is with this epidemic of snarky two-sentence headlines that read like they were written for a high school newspaper staffed by the cast of Mean Girls?

This is not unique to the WSJ; I've seen this across all major news outlets and newspapers in the last year or two. They all follow the same formula: Statement, <period>, Response dripping with snark/sarcasm. They make the article reek of immaturity before I've even had a chance to read it.
I don’t know if you’ve spotted this - but money serves a couple of other purposes too.

Some people use money to destroy or buy out their competitors. Some people use money to bribe or corrupt politicians and by extension to corrupt the entire democratic process. Some people use money to influence the media. And in these and many other ways, money can be used to make even more money in a runaway cycle without there being an efficient allocation of resources.
Careful. You are fighting a strawman here.

First, I don't think there are 'peasants who "need unions"'.

Second, there are people who might want a union to negotiate for them. Just like there are people who prefer having a lawyer represent them in court. Having such preferences (or not) doesn't make anyone superior or inferior. But it also doesn't mean that we should all have the same preferences.

> [...], possibly because they can't imagine organizations where people work for the welfare of people other than themselves.

Eh, lots of organisation, including companies or political parties or charities, do that kind of stuff all the time. Doesn't mean that I want that I automatically want to hire the services of any such organisation.

Eg I'm fairly sure that most churches are run by basically altruistic people who only have my salvation in mind. Understanding that doesn't make me into a Christian.
I would rather outlaw cryptocurrencies for being a harm for the planet with their crazy energy demands, besides also fueling criminals.
Given the accepted MAD doctrine, which kept the "peace" throughout the cold war, you would think nuclear escalation would be unthinkable as a means to stave off a conventional defeat on foreign soil.
It’s a part of the CSS spec. Not a part of JS or the DOM or HTML or anything else. Entirely CSS. You can only use it with JS. It’s not the only part of CSS that can only be used with JS, just a really unambiguous part to make the point.
Where are they broadcasting from? Did they pull an old transmitter out of mothballs or use an existing transmitter for elsewhere?
Just yesterday I bought the Maestro FL listed here: https://archisite.co.jp/products/archiss/maestro/

I recommend you go to a shop that has a bunch of keyboards and try them all out. Then you should be able to figure out what kind of switches you like and which ones you don't like. I bought my keyboard with "Cherry Red" switches. The switches are "linear" and don't make a clicky sound, i.e. they are perfect :) Feels like some 80s/90s keyboards. The final version of the Apple II is very close I think.
Ukraine receives transit fees for pipeline flow.
https://m.dw.com/en/can-ukraine-do-without-russian-gas-trans...

Harming the pipeline would harm Ukraine financially.

Maybe Ukraine has refused since 2014 to allow eastern Ukraine (ethnic Russian) to vote on leaving due to oil wealth in that area?
Digital Radio Mondiale (DRM) – PC-Based Receivers and Software
Assuming NATO would be willing to use nuclear weapons if he did attack a NATO country.

I have far more confidence that Putin would use them than the US would. That asymmetry works to his advantage.
I'll never trust Brave after theirs many controversies: https://libreddit.kavin.rocks/r/FoamList/comments/q4z5js/bra...
Many unions are active in entire industries (or more). Many companies are much smaller than that.
That show was basically fiction. https://www.historyvshollywood.com/reelfaces/chernobyl/
I have tinnitus and I can see it too.

Tinnitus is a constant ringing in one or both ears. Constant, as in it is always there. There is no true silence anymore, because the ringing is always there.

There is also no cure, and really no certified treatment. All we can do is distract ourselves with other sounds and try not to focus on it, but it can still be very mentally draining. Without the right mindset, it’s an extremely hopeless and depressing situation.
Not to mention that MS Teams uses user agent sniffing, so to get it to work Firefox would also have to emulate a chrome or edge user agent.
Careful! If you keep going in that direction, you might speak out against minimum wage laws next.
On an abstract level, money can buy politicians, but politicians can redistribute money to buy votes (and maybe save a cut for themselves). I have always wondered why one of those happens but the other does not.
The rest of the world isn’t going to say “whelp, I guess it’s time to kick off the extinction of our species” and do a full set of city strikes over a tactical nuke being used. That would be absurd.
From what I understand that was one of the more salient symptoms, but there were a few more that caused him to take his life.
You are right that free-loading is a problem in theory.

But being forced to pay for services you don't actually want is also a problem.
I think the article understates how big of a deal this is. It mentions a lot about the implications from the perspective of packaging, but this opens up a whole new world for IO!

Right now, most semiconductor companies who make an SoC for whatever purpose, will often license designs for common things like a DDR controller or a PCIe interface. But in literally every architecture meeting I've ever sat in ever, the senior manager bigwig always asks: "has this design been tested in silicon yet?" And for a very good reason! No one wants to make a chip only to find out that there's a show stopping errata on the new bleeding edge Ethernet controller design. So the architecture team inevitably settles on the current generation IO protocol, which turns into previous generation when the chip is product ready.

But if your IO controller controller is instead on a separate chiplet, that risk of show stopping errata becomes less impactful (at increased the cost of packaging.) The vendor can respin, or you can choose a different vendor all together. It also allows for greater flexibility in vendor selection and SKU offerings, as well as yield improvements. But I think those upsides are a bit more obvious.

Unfortunately, it could make the business of selling IPs like memory and IO controllers that much more cutthroat, since the cost of changing vendors dramatically decreases. But then again maybe not, since a respin would barely (directly) cost the customer any money.
> So, NVIDIA, the choice is yours! Either: Officially make current and all future drivers for all cards open source, while keeping the Verilog and chipset trade secrets... well, secret OR Not make the drivers open source, making us release the entire silicon chip files so that everyone not only knows your driver's secrets, but also your most closely-guarded trade secrets for graphics and computer chipsets too!

Interesting. Someone got really fed up with them. I don't think their binary blob ever made them any friends.
We’ve got all the money we need from Russia
I use Mistel Barocco 770 with brown Cherry MX. It is a split keyboard

My only experience before this is a pre-owned Cherry MX Blue. I am quite comfortable with the feedback I am getting from Mistel.

Regarding comfort, I enjoy it more than my Thinkpad t470s keyboard.

I also find that I no longer have the occasional mild pain I have in my wrists and forearms.

There is also a bluetooth version though I have not used that model.

https://www.amazon.com/Mistel-Mechanical-Keyboard-Ergonomic-...
Enterprise software is bloated? What?

Have you looked at some the VM footprints of the text editors people are using?
The Russian language has three words for lying, two for truth. And one of those (pravda) is a kind of a half-truth used to keep moving from the current situation.

Russians know they are and have been lied to, but the culture is to keep going anyways, because that's how things have been done since forever.
Interesting! What was the trigger point to move to Proxyman. How did you port the configurations you already had in Charles? Did you have to recreate them?
From the uranium we sold them?
Russia's Military Doctrine (2000)
Attack from, no. R&R and re-supply from, I would guess it’s already happening
My wife works in a Montessori daycare that our son attends.

What's really telling is that there have been a few preschoolers who have been gently nudged out of the school for having needs the school couldn't (or didn't want to) deal with.

Still, I think there are two things Montessori gets right:

1. Giving kids a lot of structured self-direction.

2. Mixing kids of age ranges and having them instruct each other.

In my experience, everything other than that is crunchy granola window dressing.
If they ride up to aspirant stairs with the EU, soon there would be a country again rising of the ashes.
>I do think it's smart to do everything we can to sanction Russia's rich. Those people have power. They're the ones backing Putin.

How? The oligarchs had a head's up regarding the start of the war and no doubt took measures to secure their wealth abroad and even get dual citizenship so the west can't touch them.
“Just air support” means a hot war between the US and Russia, which would be an extremely dangerous thing. It’s extremely irresponsible to advocate for that. There is a reason they weren’t allowed into NATO before, and that reason has only gotten stronger.
Were I to educate a neophyte, I would say that humans nearly went extinct, in an "evolution bottleneck" that left sub-saharan Africans as the only "true humans."

Our species interbreeding with the neanderthals, denisovans, and perhaps other primates makes us human.

The mix is important.
> The OS you are running the build on and the Xcode version don't influence that

Usually it doesn't. But in this special case it does. I have set the flag you said. When C++17 wasn't in the picture, it's enough. But now we are talking about how to enable developer using the new language features. New C++ features typically need new runtime. But the old systems do have it. Then one of the difficulty is how to figure out which macOS versions have it, which doesn't.
I setup a WYZE/Dafang camera with dafang-hacks firmware. Then run a MQTT server to pass messages on motion activity. A basic script runs ffmpeg and records the RTSP stream on a separate server.

I was just tracking rodents temporarily though. Not that well suited for security applications.
ReactOS is pretty well know to use leaked window code as a guide. But who cares about an unstable windows 7 implementation anyway so msft doesn’t care.
Airbnb is suspending operations in Russia and Belarus
Nope. We are not surrendered and have no plan to do that.
Tell that to your Russian friends.
How and why the U.S. Government Perpetrated the 2014 Coup in Ukraine
These graphics have been digitized at a high resolution, so they can be infinitely, perfectly duplicated. As works of the US government they are inherently uncopyrightable, so there is no legal barrier to copying them either. Thus, these images are completely limitless. Why would you want to introduce artificial scarcity of such a resource?
While sending data between C++/Go/Java processes as JSON is a waste, when one part is a scripting language, JSON can be more efficient than alternatives.

Recently I benchmarked extension API in Chromium. Those can send arbitrary data from C++ main browser process to the renderer process running extension JS code. Internally API use a binary format plus they verify that the data matches API scheme.

It turned that for complex data writing the data to JSON on C++ side, sending the string using the same API and decoding that in JS was faster. The code to read binary data and convert that to JS plus the scheme verification was not optimized in Chromium, while JSON decoder was.
With the internet and Google translate, you can easily go read for yourself. And it’s still pretty nutty with no western filter applied. The accidentally published victory unification speech is particularly crazy:

https://web.archive.org/web/20220226224717/https://ria.ru/20...
Very Interesting that you brought K8s. In the K8s cluster, an API request could be hitting one of the multiple PODs so how does the JVMTI agent know which pod to connect to? I am definitely missing something here.
My family played Pounce, as you describe. Our heyday was the mid-1980's, in a mid-Atlantic state.
For me it is just Russian propaganda.

The Wikipedia is full of contradiction https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Azov_Battalion which was expected. Fact is they all serve Ukraine a free land, lead by a Jewish https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolodymyr_Selenskyj

Something to take into consideration is that in the end of the day, a War like that will be just fight by patriotic and nationalist people, or who do we expect to fight for your country in a such scenario?
Pity they don't have the driver source code to make their own uncrippled firmware...
The window is not an age range exactly, but a window of time determined by:

1. The current age of your child
2. How much less socialization they're getting than their peers
3. Their natural proclivities towards socialization

Socialization starts becoming important around ages 2-3. Points 2 and 3 being equal, the size of window expands as children age. Isolating your child about 6 months between 3.5 and 4 could cause a potentially permanent setback if not actively addressed. By age 12 a year of isolation is probably around the limit before rapid action is necessary.

A major caveat to these guidelines is they don't really apply during COVID. While the reduced socialization for children is probably not good for them, lots of children are being under socialized and so your child can likely still find peers at similar socialization levels to interact with and not fall into the feedback cycle.