skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Drop him off in the war zone and let him have at it. Probably want to give him some Depends for when he craps his pants.
Oh, no. A typo. I meant "dysgraphic". Someone affected by issues with writing)
What would be interesting to see is the balance of energy cost for battery heaters. Is it better to use some electricity to warm up the battery just slightly to get more power out of it for longer? There's probably a sweet spot there. I imagine similar with cooling, except there the "end of range" scenario is more.. dramatic.
Hannity's former producer at Fox News was arrested in London on charges he worked for the Russians.

https://news.yahoo.com/former-fox-news-producer-sean-2101348...
So stupid. You know what would be nice? If my processor didn't attempt to do a bunch of rendering and extra computation, costing more energy and wear, to spy on me. Without eliminating legitimate use cases.

For now, eliminating legitimate use cases will have to do.
One of the main problems with Montessori schools is that anyone can call themselves a Montessori school, since Montessori is more of a philosophy rather than a certified set of rules/guidelines.

So the quality of Montessori schools can vary greatly even down to the classroom/teacher level, due to a lack of standardization on teacher education, teacher training philosophies, and school philosophies.
So let's assume crypto is banned?
Why is FIAT much better?
What about another 2008?
What about Quantitative Easing?

It's not solving much.
Both your assertions are incorrect.
Finally. Every time I create a new doc, the first thing I do is make each page seamless, although it still has a line between each page. In some cases page breaks make sense, but definitely the majority web use case is a long running single page.
We've been featuring 3 devtools companies that are hiring for technical roles in the weekly https://console.dev/ newsletter since the start of this year. It's been seeing some very good click -> application rates.

We're now in the process of building out profiles on the website and are working with the companies to add interesting details about things like dev processes, tools used, tech stack, how planning works, how on-call works, etc.

Bit different from what SO does/did with our devtools focus. Our inspiration is the Joel Test, if anyone remembers that! https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2000/08/09/the-joel-test-12-s...
Okay screw the AI. What else can Tesla do ? I bet having a programmable car can be programmed in more deterministic ways than just "with probability so and so this is another car and the machine must stop". Wth

Also I wonder how many of these incidents are buried under NDAs.
I think this is the plane that helped japan during the fukushima disaster by delivering extremely heavy machinery (pumps?). Rest in peace :-(
So they have two problems.
Ploticus – a versatile tool to produce graphs from command line
why terrible? those wikis are super helpful
Yeah, but the claims I saw were including DOT 3, 4 and sometimes 5. At least here in the US, DOT 5 seems to be pretty uncommon.
There is also a feedback loop component. Tinnitus causes depression. And then you worry and focus on how awful it is, which makes the tinnitus worse.

I only hear my tinnitus when I think about it. Otherwise my mind filters it out.
Show HN: I made a web game using emojis and no JS framework
Pre-birth you were just a possibility.

>Better Never to Have Been: The Harm Of Coming Into Existence

Has some interesting thoughts on that perspective
I understand the gamer tag fear. To my knowledge, discord now allows for different display names on servers from your single account. I've used this for different servers where I want to use First L. naming or a character name from an mmo.
From the article:

"Last month, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration launched a preliminary investigation into Tesla after hundreds of owners reported that their vehicles would sometimes unexpectedly slam on the brakes for no apparent reason."
Exactly correcting software errors is a whole lot more effort than just sticking to your own way of driving.
I still use meetup, though it is a bit of a mixed bag when it comes to meeting people. Groups tend to either be small enough that it's a challenge to get around how tight knit the dynamics are or they're huge with mostly inactive members and almost never the same people event to event. I certainly haven't used meetup as much since the pandemic began as virtual events don't have a lot of appeal to me personally.

As per discord, it can be a quite nice tool for building communities, however there's a lack of locality in almost all of the servers I've interacted with, so discord ends up serving a different purpose IMO.
I have to question the accuracy of the numbers presented in this article.

I own a Chevy Bolt in Maine and the figure listed in this article is far off from what I have experienced over several winters here. At a temp of 20 F my bolt loses ~20% of its range from the EPA estimate, going from 236 to about 190miles of range. Conversely, my friend owns a Tesla Model 3 up here and his range degrades severely during winter on the order of 30%.

edit: He owns a Model 3, not a Model Y.
The way people and organizations stand in the way of public domain releases is beyond rude to the point of genuine evil. My code is just code. It should be possible to let all others read it without obligation. There must be some way to restrain this relentless desire to cocoon everything in layers of legal entanglement. It is just code and I as the author desire others to be able to read it. This is not a crazy plot or rocket science.

There might be technical problems with the name itself, but the license text explains the intent and refers to the https://unlicense.org/ site which has additional clarification. Proper use as recommended on the site has zero legal ambiguity.

The idea that "BSD0" or "CC0" are better names makes no sense whatsoever. Public domain releases are made by those who do not want the baggage of a BSD or Creative Commons license. Maybe someone in these organizations should talk to someone familiar with marketing and namespaces to come up with a real solution?

The CC0 suggestion is especially ironic since that has not approved. It doesn't actually exist as a legal standard which makes it unappealing.

The OSI, FSF, FANG and other such companies, and the European Union need to get over the idea that they can and even must dictate all aspects of intellectual property ownership as they see fit. My code is not theirs and this is the core issue. My code is mine and thus mine to give away completely free without being encumbered by licensing schemes intended to yield control or profit. That their schemes for control and profit are so out of control that there is no agreed upon or even consistently imagined escape is a sign that they are operating beyond rational limits.
Unfortunately, I agree.

We are standing by as a bully dominates another country, its culture and people. It's understandable why we'd do this, as they are a nuclear power. But what signal does it send Moscow and the world and where will it end? That we won't fight even when a country that is our friend is razed? Does he even believe that we'll defend ourselves if he decides to conquer Europe? Perhaps we will lay down our arms in order to avoid nuclear war.
Nothing. It is for now the best way to display information about games that involve lore, character customization, etc,.

What alternative do you propose? A blog styled as a Wiki? Ultimately, it's the same thing.
This is the part that I have a problem with:

p.125: methodical branch-by-brach development of Mind Map is not desirable
limits thought

My position is that anything you can write down, is incomplete and limited and a subset of your own growing understanding. To write it down is to hamstring greater understanding.

It is better to write throwaway notes used to make a picture of a particular context for the situation, use it, embellish it, then when the problem at hand is solved, discard it. I used to keep log books. What I found is that it was mostly a write-only journal. In rare cases there were specific pages that I would refer back to frequently because it was good documentation of a particular thing. Most of the pages were scrap. So now I mostly just grab the closest piece of paper and use it like a whiteboard.

The other thing I'm coming to realize is that my knowledge isn't necessarily representable in words or even pictures. They tend to be concepts related to other concepts by conceptual links. I could try to draw one such picture, but that would make it less likely that I can find a corresponding picture in an analogue as it takes thoughts away from the conceptual/formless structures. Related term 'Ideasthesia'.
Do you now love or loathe your mac and it's cost?
It is in general the reaction speed which results in a lower voltage. But I believe the exact reason is poorly understood. Seems to affect all batteries and lithium-ion batteries are no exception.

Most people I know report that their formerly 350km vehicles only drive 250km if it is really cold outside. Of course you also have heating withing the cabin that is not an insignificant factor. So cars perform worse, but they don't completely break down.

Although I had it happen with a company car once when it was very cold outside. Display told me to stop as soon as I can. I did so and the car went completely dead. Left it there, the next day was considerably warmer and the car worked normally again.
Does null == null ?
I am in the same position where I emigrated and would not fight for my home country. That said, there are many reasons why someone would.

First of all, not everyone emigrates because of hate for their homeland, many do it for necessity and keep close ties.

Some emigrate to search fortune to one day return.

Some emigrate for love, of people or things.

And even those that in the end emigrate because they didn't like their country might still want to fight, not for the country, but for the people that they love that still live in it.
The wikis for the souls games are extremely useful and accurate - I've used them when I got stuck and it made the game even more fun!

Are you actually talking about those wiki sites or different ones?
Ads at least require an audience. Crypto mining abuse requires just the ability to execute anything.

That’s why ads are like acne for the Internet, but crypto is a cancer.
> If you agree it is a result of the Russian invasion, you can't say it's not a result of Russian airstrikes.

Airstrike has a specific meaning. From what I understand Russian attack on the airport was primarily an assault by airborne infantry. It's entirely possible that the Antonov was destroyed by a Russian munition. It still doesn't mean it was a result of a Russian airstrike.
These are all available as of Chrome M99! Thanks for reminding me to update caniuse!
Same in the UK. Nevertheless, I have encountered stationary traffic on many occasions anyway, and I've had to use the brakes to bring my car to a halt as well.
> They've set an expectation that the car is capable of _assessing_ every situation when it's clearly not.

How did they do that ? The materials that new Tesla owners receive are specifying that the driver needs to pay attention in all circumstances.

From the https://www.tesla.com/support/autopilot page:

> Autopilot and Full Self-Driving Capability are intended for use with a fully attentive driver, who has their hands on the wheel and is prepared to take over at any moment. While these features are designed to become more capable over time, the currently enabled features do not make the vehicle autonomous.
Turf fields are more than "fancy". They allow unlimited traffic, as opposed to grass which gets a low, set number of hours-of-use. At my old high school, only the varsity football team got to use the stadium. Then they put turf in and everyone got to use the stadium - even community sports - as the turf wouldn't turn to mud.
Not to mention that having any kind of client-related document on an online service like Google that's indexing the content (at the least) is probably a violation of attorney-client privilege.
Montessori schools are expensive in France.
Loop is an interesting app, rendered entirely pointless for me by the fact that I cannot share it outside of my organisation :(
6 characters and entirely numeric seems like a bad idea, or am I missing something?
One occasion was the latest phone call with Emanuel Macron (French President) Putin stated:

> the Kremlin said that Mr. Putin had told his French counterparty

> that his main goal was “the demilitarization and neutral status of Ukraine.”

> Those goals, the Kremlin said, “will be achieved no matter what.”

The only English source I could find quickly was this:

https://www.nytimes.com/2022/03/03/world/europe/putin-macron...
No, let's call it Baník.
>"Two weeks ago it was (at least for civilians around here) unthinkable that Putin would invade Ukraine"

Yup I was that idiot. Still I think it is even more stupid to start WW3 right now rather than act in response should that abomination of human decide to attack Europe. If we do not attack there is still a chance and a good one for that I think. If we do the chance might still exist but I think it would be pretty slim and do we really want to test it.
When creating docs only meant to be consumed online, the page breaks have gotten in my way before many times. Splitting up paragraphs because they don't fit on a page etc.

So I can see this change having a big effect on consumers. If by "how big a change" you meant "would anyone even care", I think people will care, yes. Including me.

How big a change was it to implement? I don't know.

Note in addition to not having page breaks, it appears to have several "responsive" features added too (from the OP description, I haven't played with it yet myself). Lines wrap at whatever your screen size is (including zoom level), and there is apparently some screen-size-responsiveness to at least some images too.

I couldn't say how difficult this was to implement, having no idea what the code is like, and knowing that large legacy codebases can make naive predictions of how difficult a given change might be unreliable.
Not intended as a serious answer, but your questions reminded me of this comic.

https://twitter.com/benioff/status/549339156854214656?lang=g...
I really like big screen because I read mostly papers. And I need to write in the margin for that.
You are correct, again, but please consider that in order to avoid killing or seriously injuring someone in a road accident you don't need to come to an absolute stop.

You can actually avoid a collision at moderate speed by simply giving your brain time to react to events happening in front of you. And, even if you do hit something, doing so at a moderately low speed may not turn out so bad?
Corn-Pone
I bet the people that came up with that name think they're just sooooooooooooo witty.

Gag...
You are important to me :-)
What you're saying is true, but you need to consider a regular office drone who doesn't care about security. If you require them to change the password every 90 days, you will end up with the majority of people having passwords like conS0t01, conS0t02, conS0t03... And not only will they have such weak passwords, they will boast about this to anyone who will listen, leading users to actually tell other people their password, and how they arrive at (And remember) the current mutation.
Didn't get further that "self medication is unique to humans". Cows do it, even for ailments that have not occurred in one generation, I.É. It is sometimes instinctual knowledge, everyone with a cat knows that cats do it.
For those who don't understand, "Torrent" is the name of an important character in the game.
Apparently a mother was seen applying an insect to her child. I doubt she would purposefully poison her own offspring.
A Headless CMS with a modern editor like medium?
I'm searching for a Headless CMS to connect to Next.js. I have tried some platforms like contentful, strapi but none of them have a modern WYSIWYG editor like the one used in Medium.com

Could you suggest a headless CMS with a simple publish workflow, free, and rich modern WYSIWYG editor? What's your experience?
It's showing an in-game mountable horse that is called "Torrent", which when searched upon, is also what someone who wants to torrent the game in the context of piracy.
It could have been destroyed by Russian infantry for all we know. But that's still not a Russian airstrike.
Will they go after Intel and demand they open up the ME next?

One can dream...
I am very curious why public private key auth is not a thing for websites and applications. I would rather have a single password to the server that publicly hosts my public key then I can simply point websites and applications to that address during signup. Every app/site would check the server every 5-20 mins for changes to my public key in case I need to change it. Then I can use my private key to authenticate to all these sites/apps instead of trying to keep track of 500 damn passwords.
What's the use of being a shill for civilisation ending environmental policy? I think Dr. Strangelove himself demonstrates the character profile..

If the world is going to stick to a sanctions plan it needs to destroy all those pipelines now and sanction Russian Oil, shutting down only the parts of Russia's economy that don't reinforce Putin's power is only going to work if it has been done early enough and it has been over 2 decades, so probably it is not.
No, the article says police speculate it was mechanical failure and loss of power, but I'm sure we'll see plenty of rigorous, unbiased followup in the following weeks.

It's funny to see the pro and anti Tesla crowd arrive at truth through verbal combat, at least.
> some (particularly from GM and Ford) do much worse

Naturally people who don't like EVs are going to cherry-pick these problems, but the mixed results suggest to me that it's down to a deficiency in the design and testing process at some companies. I had a 2009 Prius where the rubber pad on the metal hatchback handle melted, fell off, and left a thick streak of rubber adhered to my license plate. It was a known issue in that model of Prius and affected a lot of people in the southwestern US. Was it a great engineering challenge to create a handle that could handle such heat? Did they consciously decide to sell something that would fail in an ugly and embarrassing way right below their brand logo? I doubt it; I suspect it was a new design that they failed to test rigorously enough.
These are all part of the official spec: https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/canvas.html#the-canva...

Getting the features into the spec is the vast majority of the work. Though some features are not yet implemented in Firefox or Safari, they have both indicated their intention to do so.
NATO is a mutual-defense alliance. It's not a defend-everyone-else alliance.

Finland, Sweden, Ireland, Switzerland, Georgia, Moldova, would not send troops to defend Russia attacking a NATO member like Latvia, for example.

I want those countries to join NATO. NATO members get military protection - non-NATO members do not.

We need to keep the rules crystal clear because one of the most important factors in preventing nuclear escalation is predictability.
On one hand, I've plenty of gifted children that thrived on a Montessori school just stop being gifted when they changed schools.

On the other hand, it's really visible that the method doesn't work for everybody.

So, I think that "it's for gifted children" is the wrong conclusion here, but there is something to discover on that line.
How did you determine you needed chelation to begin with? Did you get Mercury levels tested, and if so what made you think to do that in the first place?
No. Just like with TLS, those websites will not work.
Government surveillance, just like Google, Microsoft, Apple, Cloudfare, etc. surveillance is not good. But for me, if it's Google who sells (or gives) data to the government or is directly the government who takes it, makes no difference. I am still screwed. Certificates issued by governments can be good for a variety of reasons (ID, passport). But as it looks now, it is Stalin's and Dulles' wet dream.
Is `This work is public domain.` insufficient?
There are some getters and setters in the web APIs with cheeky side effects. Presumably this one causes the canvas to be re-created, or something. Here's another good one, try it in your browser console:

location.href = location.href;
Invasions take a lot of preparation. You can't just tell your army to attack some country - they need to plan exactly how they will do it, and practice.

The turnaround time on this sort of thing does not favor the aggressor.
Kasparov is better known for politics than for chess, for a long time now

https://www.publicaffairsbooks.com/titles/garry-kasparov/win...
Looks like this will encourage newcomer pirates to "git gud".
I went to a Montessori school in Sweden for 10years and while i never was a problem child. I have always had problems with learning things, taking long time and lack dicipline and organization. I never got the most from it, instead the school got the most of my will to do everything but learning school subjects.
Title for me says: European shares and Wall Street futures drop after fire at Ukraine nuclear plant

I doubt NATO is considering a noflyzone and has declined.
Ask HN: What's the biggest problem you got during work from home?
I'm recently developing a shopping site with my co-workers, we both work from home. But we just found it harder to collaborate efficiently than we work together at the workplace. Especially when we found errors in the code after debug and test. Also it's more difficult to measure the work progress of everyone in the team. What do you think about woking remotely at home?
my sister in law recently asked my 4 year old nephew what was he before being a boy whether a dog or a worm, he thought for a bit and said : I was an egg before. Then I started dividing.
I remember training your creature quite well. Teaching it to play "catch" with a boulder led to some interesting results, including:

- You were supposed to pet a creature if he did something correctly. Unfortunately, that same behavior also encouraged him to eat whatever he was holding. So I pet him after he caught a boulder, which then made him eat the boulder.
Microsoft is suspending “all new sales” of its products and services in Russia
You know nothing about the extent to which it was or was not taken apart or whether it was cleared to fly. Stop.
Easy for someone to say shouting from the sidelines with no ideas themselves. "Somebody should do something about this!"
Interested. Can you link your meetup group in here?
People don't always leave forever, and those that do may still have friends, family and property in their old country. Historically even second or third generation emigrates have volunteered to fight for the country of their parents or grandparents, not because they know or own anything there just due to a sense of national duty.
In the USA, the latest government guidance from Jan 2022 is that "Password policies MUST NOT require use of special characters or regular rotation". [1] This is a strong upgrade from earlier softer language like "don't have to/should not".

In practice, this new rule contradicts almost every InfoSec stance out there, but all government agencies must comply with this new rule by the end of the year, so expect lots of conversations and changes.

[1] https://www.whitehouse.gov/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/M-22-0...
Approachable summary at https://www.bastionzero.com/blog/i-read-the-federal-governme...