skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It sounds like you're saying that I shouldn't "feel attacked by this" because your intent is to attack not just me personally, but everyone like me? And you confirm that your intent is to continue harassing not only me, but anyone else you see using a 5-digit year?

It sounds like you're saying I interpreted you correctly on points 2, 4, and 5.

I don't understand the contradiction between "I don’t care about how it makes you feel.", and your previous comment, "I love how mad you’re getting". That seems like a direct contradiction to me. Are you saying your previous comment was not an accurate description of your motivations, or that you were previously motivated by angering me, but have now ceased to care how I feel?

I have considered your request for me to shut the fuck up ("stop fucking replying"), and I decline it.
He is not detested. He is deemed irrelevant as any other politician since putin has effectively destroyed the politics in Russia.
do you not understand how pissing Russia off leads to sacrificing Ukrainian lives, or are you choosing not to?
May I ask why `window.resize` is used over `matchMedia`[0] to detect DPR changes? Is one approach better than the other?

[0] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Window/devi...
Health insurance companies are subject to tons of regulations per the Affordable Care Act. One which does not allow them to refuse customers and another which gives customers the right to appeal to a third party.

https://www.healthcare.gov/appeal-insurance-company-decision...
It’s at least as old as Abrahamic religions.
Here's how to run Elden Ring with actually better performance than Windows:

- Use the latest Proton-GE or Proton Experimental (and switch to its bleeding edge branch). That fixes the anticheat and it includes patches to work around the shoddy DX12 logic in the game.

- If you're running on RDNA2, you might want to install mesa 22 or the latest git version. This is crucial for the best performance.

- On most AMD cards, it's worth trying to force the GPU frequencies to max. For some reason the GPU doesn't stay in high perf mode and it's a cause of frame drops.

The game stutters a bit on Windows and frame rate is inconsistent, while I have stable 60 fps on 4k Maximum quality on Linux. I've played 6h non stop today.
Slowing down all well known programs except benchmarks can't possibly be anything else but cheating.
Yes, total childhood flashback, thanks for putting in the hard work & sharing it with us!

(PS: You may know SYS 64738 but have you tried SYS 4222?)
I'd missed that PowerVR was used by MediaTek chromebooks. This is pretty huge news! Nice.
It is best we ban all foods that aren't healthy because you can't control your eating habits.

Police don't cause crime. Police exist because of crime. If crime didn't exist, we wouldn't need police.
at least as a dev, i find google jobs to be useless. linkedin is the only game in town
Where are you seeing him downplay the role of SEAD?
He mentions that the Russians should be capable of doing much more in this area?

The same author in this video (he was being interviewed, towards the end of the video) mentioned the lack of SEAD compared to the west:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_WGcfkqzUI4
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Thanks!
I get that Mearsheimer is supposed to be some kind of astute expert on this topic, but he is really embarrassing himself here. His whole argument basically rests on 3 points:

1. Russia is a great power. As such, it is effectively an automaton that must react in specific ways to external stimuli. There's no reasoning, and no morality, only stimuli and response. Thus the concept of blame and responsibility are meaningless when applied to Russia.

2. Europe and the west are not great powers. Instead they are thinking, feeling actors with a moral obligation to tiptoe around and appease great powers like Russia. Because the west are the only thinking feeling people, they're the only ones that can be responsible for anything.

3. Ukrainians are neither a great power or real people. They just need to sit there and accept whatever other actors want to do to them. Any attempt to make decisions for themselves means they deserve any bad thing that happens.

Mearsheimer's statements read like a setup to a punchline (A great power, a real human, and a useless blob walk into a bar). I appreciate that after the interviewer got over his initial shock, he started making fun of Mearsheimer with questions like "But his bombs are touching it [western Ukraine], right?" Also, "I thought you said that he was not interested in taking Kyiv" is a nice touch.

Most ridiculous of all is that Mearsheimer's defines giving improving the economy, reducing corruption, increasing political liberty, and generally improving peoples lives as "western aggression".
Set boundaries.

Decide if someone violating them is worth quitting over. It's a competitive market, and frankly - Many of the FAANG companies are terrible to work for.

No one is saying you have total control of your schedule - but if I'm consistently asked to take a meeting at 9pm my time... I'll have a meeting with my manager, and it will consist of the following: "I will quit if they keep asking me to meet when I'd like to be reading bedtime stories to my kid".

So far - I have not had to quit, and I don't take 9pm meetings. I find your meek & bleak acquiescence unhelpful.
I consider cgroups an administrative layer, not a security layer. They're for keeping apps from accidentally blowing up the host, not to prevent them hacking it. If you want security with containers, use Firecracker.
Your statement couldn't be more racist.
If they want to improve performance, it would be good to be able to specify a colour without invoking the CSS parser. If you animate 1000 coloured shapes at 60fps, the CSS parser is invoked 60,000 times per second. Seriously.
Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth was hardly exemplar, either, given the state of the peasants there, and religious persecution of non-Catholics.

Grand Duchy of Lithuania is a better model, IMO - a state with a Lithuanian pagan ruler, and a mix of pagan, Catholic, and Orthodox elites and population all living together.
IMO zoom team socials just don't work

You can't have a normal conversation with 15 people in a meeting where only one person can talk at a time

Lots of awkward silence
Hyper Hyper Space [1] is a library for modeling distributed data structures that uses operational CRDTs represented over a Merkle-DAG (using the partial order defined by causal relationships, like the paper describes).

It is also designed to work in a Byzantine environment (it can run inside a browser, using WebCrypto, WebRTC, etc. to connect to untrusted peers over the open internet).

[1] https://www.hyperhyperspace.org
But the same is true of Russian forces - they also get advice and training
You quoted "An AI can easily have perfect aim in a shooter game.", and then said "I wouldn't mind that".

You may not have meant that, but it is what you said :).
Doesn't WebGL draw on <canvas>?
I didn't feel like that was really an option. It became recurring meetings three times a week, and I got the vibe of "if you don't go, it's gonna look bad".
Cloud-based PKI Architecture (2020)
Yugoslavia pre-1945 had nothing to do with communism and socialism - it was created explicitly as a pan-South Slavic state. It ended up being dominated by Serbia, though.
It can be America’s fault for antagonizing Russia, while it is Russia’s fault for shelling college dorms. If this is cognitive dissonance so be it.
It doesn't really matter, since beverages overall require very little CO2. So even if it were fully legal and practical, it wouldn't make much of a difference.
https://archive.is/io6Qg
The lab which they are talking about invented cryo em .
>I expect if the invasion is protracted, Putin will at a minimum detonate a demonstration nuke.

Given the widespread reports during this war of Russian equipment in poor condition, I've been thinking about this possibility for a while:

* Putin fires tactical atomic weapon at some empty plot of Ukrainian land, and announces it as a "demonstration" of Russian might.

* The weapon is a dud.

I'm not sure whether this outcome might not be worse in the long run, in terms of geopolitical stability, than if the weapon performs as expected!
Good to know they haven't changed a bit since I was banned, 17 years ago.

This seems to be the norm with many american tech companies. They abruptly cast you out with a vaguely worded template explanation, no one will talk to you or explain to you what happened. Appeals are rejected.
LMAO

Burning down a Wendy's is legal?

WOW
Your experience is different from mine. I have played the witcher 1, 2 and 3, and skyrim, oblivion and morrowind on proton without much crash. In fact, I never encountered any crash when playing the witcher 1, 2 and 3 under proton. Elder scroll and fallout games are sometimes crashy, but they're no more crashy than on windows and console.
I find it ironic that carbon capture and storage technology was originally (might be wrong here) developed for enhanced oil recovery (EOR).

But yes we really need better systems to incentivize the capture and storage or utilisation of CO2. Carbon taxes a great place to start.
Replying to my own comment with an update.

The temperature today in my area varied between 9 F at 9AM and 25 F at 3PM. My girlfriend happened to need to drive to several different towns/cities for her work so her total trip was 135 miles. Our Bolt says it has 50 miles left.

I only charge to 90% and just received a new 259 mile range battery as part of the Bolt recall. So the EPA range of my Bolt at 90% charge is 233 miles. If we take the Bolt's 50 mile left range claim at face value (which I have found to be overly pessimistic), then it got 185 miles of range today out of the expected 233, or a ~20% drop in EPA stated range.

So I just don't believe the numbers provided in the linked article. They are completely out of whack with my every day experience owning a Bolt through three winters in Maine.
Today's puzzle was difficult I admit. It's tough to find a balance, I'm still working on it!
At least according to levels.fyi, Google is paying people at equivalent titles quite a bit more than Apple is. For example a senior engineer at Google is listed as having an average total comp of $380k, whereas at Apple it's only $310k.

Now it's entirely possible that there is title inflation at Apple, so that a "senior" engineer at Apple is less senior than a senior engineer at Google. Or perhaps the samples are skewed differently per company. But when I lived in the Valley, the word on the street was that Apple paid less well than Google as a general rule. So the observed data on levels.fyi does match with whatever I heard in real life.
> I think I’m a unicorn. 14” M1 Max, triple displays, albeit with two cables. We also have an M1 Pro in the house ...

you're not a unicorn - both the M1 Max and Pro explicitly support multiple external monitors.

the base M1 laptop model that was released only supports one internal and one external. if I close the lid of the laptop, I can only use one monitor even with two cables.
It's a name system. It allows you to get the name, it does not provide access. You're basically saying "the yellow pages are the same as cell phone towers, they allow you to phone people".
Considering there are over 150,000 people working at Google, I would assume the odds one of them would take a bribe to be pretty good. That said, it certainly doesn't prove this has ever happened.
This is inexcusable. Just cancelled my YouTube premium subscription. All they did was play a clip from CPAC. I wish nothing but the worst for Google.
I guess you haven't read the Hong Kong national security law. Everyone is subject to the law!
I would argue that you cannot do semantic versioning in a useful way without an API specification of some sort. For most projects, that would be the API documentation. If the only specification is the implementation, then every behaviour of the library is in the spec and every change is a breaking change.
But they are advertising that they are unable to control Ukrainian Air Space after 8 days of war

This is a war they have been planning for months if not years
Paul Offit, MD, on risk and reward in medical innovation
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Right, I forgot about those! Still, these moments are designed to mostly be self-contained and have little to no interplay with each other. This keeps a nice lid on the complexity of the narrative.

A game's narrative complexity can easily get out of control when impactful player choices are allowed to become combinatorial. Implementing that many different outcomes quickly becomes infeasible.
This was also the historical Russian educated pronunciation; it only changed by the end of the 19th century.

Speaking as a Russian, I think that "shch" is close enough for an international conlang. It's not a sound that's particularly easy to learn or explain.
Right on.
If you are dumb enough to censor, you can only censor content and the frame you are looking through doesn't make any difference.

Imagine in a totalitarian regime, you would like to inform people on system critical thoughts others have been executed for, so people can avoid them.
This seems a highly optimistic take in the middle of the fog of war.
Those are all wildly different cultures. India is very hierarchical and has a caste system with considerable overlap to social classes. In Japan, something like 80% of the country consider themselves to be middle class, but there's an increasing divide between full-time salarymen (genuinely middle class) and contract workers (unstable at best, frequent outright poor).
Of course russia is the aggressor now, and people are generally fleeing west.

My estimate for maidan times is based on preceding elections where "pro-russian" yanukovich won by a small margin.
I had wondered this also. Although my explanation was that the air force may have 'accidentally' had a lot of aircraft undergoing 'maintenance' .
You're absolutely right regarding enthalpy and thanks for fixing the typos. I am still trying to find the best way to communicate what we are doing.
>but I do think it is up to the employer to decide.

Why? Seriously, many other things aren't, so why should this be? I don't mean WFH should be forced to the employer and to all employees - I mean it should be up to the employee to decide.

The "completely legitimate business setup" is also a huge negative for climate change, car pollution, road congestion, family/personal life time (including time with kids), business and close residential areas rent (since people having to commute try to leave somewhat close and don't have total free choice of where to buy/rent property), and several other things.

Not to mention anachronistic from the same companies that sell "mobility" and "freedom" as achieved with mobile phones and internet services...
Does anyone have a good source on what is going on in Ukraine skies? Given that long column of equipment sitting outside from Kiev Russia must own the skies around there. But the rest of the country I'm really not sure. I'm guessing the West is UA owned still.
I didn't have a look at the code yet but I'd love to have repos to learn from that are actually focused on high quality code more than a "good-selling" product.
Burial ceremonies and the idea that the body is "at rest" is for the benefit of the living, not the deceased.
I think the main problem here is that Google don't let you know what went wrong or let you have any actual human you can talk to. This is what makes their decisions seems arbitrary is you have to guess at best why this happened.
It's also more cost-effective to roll troops in cheap tanks from the edge of your border than to engage costly fighters and bombers with anti aerial defenses. They don't need to fly if their targets are adjacent, and Ukraine has not dared bomb Russian territory, so Russia can easily resupply its invasion for weeks if it wants.
I rarely found those kinds of interactions positive. They were often very one-sided where I felt like a captive audience with no easy out.

I really don't enjoy talking about my personal life, even benign stuff, with 99.99% of coworkers, and I've found that there are plenty of ways to have positive interactions without getting into anything remotely personal.
You're assuming near perfect driving.

IMO, minimum requirement for level 5 driving is merely to match human driver accident rates.
How close would you let your enemy put a knife to your throat before stopping them?

The best way to avoid a knife fight is for two people to stay far apart. If you keep getting closer to someone with a knife, you shouldn't be surprised when you get stabbed.
Waste 5 bytes on whitespace? I could never imagine being so wasteful.

In fact, I once wrote a program that removed whitespace of other programs. It also renumbered the lines starting at 1, incrementing by 1. Why? Because the line numbers in gotos would be fewer digits.
Imagine Biden telling Ukraine to lay down arms and capitulate to the Russian occupation, and we thought Trump acted like the Manchurian candidate !

I really can’t see into your mind, how is Putin not the reckless one here? He’s going on a military adventure that has kept the Russian stock market closed for a week.
Manchin was citing its reversion as a sore spot
Yes but that's not Canvas2D
Specifically it will no longer be possible for RT headquarters to transfer funds to their American subsidiary in order to pay employees and vendors. If they had a sufficient local revenue source then they could continue operating. They haven't been directly banned.
Right, but how many people speak English natively vs. speak it as a second language?
Not too far into the pandemic, Google had a US-wide whoopsie that killed Google Classroom for a couple of hours.

Any school (including the one my kids were attending) that depended on Google Classroom was down for the morning. External SPOF.
I forget if Commodore BASIC partly tokenized programs or simply stored them as text, but it definitely stored formatting information, so there was an art to minimizing memory footprint and execution speed by entering them that way.
NYC had 1 billion erased from its budget. Yes, police were getting defunded.
I was not expecting much, but that’s pretty good! It’s Tetris-simple, but still challenging give the time limit. Great job!
How did you find out they took a bribe?
That video is fake and Ghost of Kyiv is a myth.
If we can take really good cruise control and change the environment sufficiently to the point we can claim "fully autonomous", then perhaps that's also a solution.
As fake as the fake tree top at 0:06. Please be careful.
Weren't the excessive idling warning introduced as an emissions thing? Correct me if I'm wrong. Just did a little search and found a nice compilation of user manual info regarding startup procedure [1] and they all pretty much go on about wasted fuel.

[1]https://info.ornl.gov/sites/publications/files/pub61263.pdf
Not everyone who is older than you is a boomer.
Politician goes to Ukraine to help the country but is actually harassing women
No, it's the same concern. The concern is not "how do I keep track of just devicePixelRatio?" It's "how do I fill this window with a canvas at native resolution?" Resize handles all of that. Device changes orientation? Resize fires. User zooms on content (this changing devicePixelRatio)? Resize fires. Anything that changes the page's clientWidth/clientHeight causes the Resize event to fire. You need only the one event.
Yes, it freezes or crashes every 10-15 minutes for me.
I'm with Jeff Atwood.
I would describe hydrogen as an energy carrier rather than an energy source. Hydrogen is always made from something else, and the energy is either provided by that something else, or indirectly from another source, or a combination of both.

If you use an electrolyser to make hydrogen from water, your energy source is actually the electricity used to drive that reaction. The energy is stored as hydrogen gas.

Large bodies of water are great passive systems to capture CO2. For the outdoors, and if using sunlight is the energy source, algae and seaweed are definitely great candidates for capturing CO2.

Unfortunately your idea wouldn't work for our microorganisms as it is anaerobic, so it would die if exposed to air. But I like your idea for using sunlight to improve the growing conditions of algae + using automation for harvesting!
I heard Steve Jobs is buried in a pentalobe screw-in coffin.
E.g Russian "сзади", "from the rear".

Slavic languages are generally tongue twisters for non-Slavic speakers, what with consonant clusters like "mst" or "vzd".
Why should Google have a monopoly on linking to information that others find useful?
> English dependence can be viewed as why india and so much of africa is so poor and undeveloped.

Only 14% of Indians speak english.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_English-s...
A simple Google search will reveal that this is not real.
As someone who left Apple for Google, I can say that Apple was even more stingy for all but the most senior levels, where they were competitive. Their TC could come close to matching Google because the stock appreciation was greater with AAPL than GOOG, but the offer letters had lower salary and usually no performance based cash bonuses when I was there.
I've been complaining about small text in games since the beginning of the HD era in my early 20s. It's gotten better, but I'm baffled that it's still a problem in many modern games.
+1, this version is great and has always worked for me.
The real mystery is mentioned further down the tweet thread. Why are the top 3 investors in that Russian bank all based in Kentucky. There must be some connection there.
NATOs objective has always been to eliminate or minimize the Russian threat to NATO.

An armed an strong Ukraine furthers this goal.

A bloody war between Ukraine and Russia also furthers this goal.