skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
More accurately: employers are forbidden by many different mechanisms to join forces, are actively watched to prevent the formation of monopolies, and punished when they do, and are often restrained in many other ways by regulations.

Labor is not only allowed to collaborate in order to form monopolies and cartels, but is also legally protected when it does.

Please do explain how this disparity is in favor of employers.
> Also what do you do when the plane you're rated for is destroyed?

Presumably there are numerous other reasons you already wouldn't want it to be the only plane you were flying, so you just fly the others a bit more?
Idk I don't think the problem is the SPA itself, it's bad design patterns that that make it terrible as you say.

I think really clean, performant SPAs can definitely be written and I think the overall experience of using a SPA can be much better than a multi-page site if the task at hand requires it.

There should be two parts of the web now really:
* Traditional multi-page websites
* SPAs that could have been a native app on the device, but are much more accessible in web form and without requiring an install
It seems to me (a Pole) this language is much biased towards South Slavic languages. Possibly also towards East Slavic. It's not very similar to Polish.
Could you give some examples of what you see as incompetent?
It's a derogatory 4chan /pol/ term for supporters of globalization. IMF, World Economic Forum, Soros etc.
I don't know if it's relevant but there was an article the other day about how Google is phasing out username:password logins for most Google related services and APIs, so if you have a script running quietly for years doing this task, it might be worth double checking if it will continue to be fine. (It might be, if this u/p is unique to the domain as the docs suggest - but I thought I'd mention it just in case!)
For anyone who is annoyed by the new Premium features/advertisement, I've published a fork of the last version (11.7.0): https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=maattdd....
It depends a lot on what your starting point is. That is, the approach will be different for someone who maybe isn't a programmer at all ATM, or for someone who has some experience with some other language, or has fairly extensive experience with other languages but none or little with JS. Or any other circumstances.

For someone with no programming experience at all, there are various opinions on what your first language should be, but in any case there's abundant material and courses that teach general programming using JavaScript.

For someone with programming experience but not JavaScript. Perhaps some of the stuff [1] written by Axel Rauschmayer may be good. Or maybe some other resources like "The Modern JavaScript Tutorial" [2] or this other one [3]. I used to recommend Eloquent JavaScript [4] also. I do think it is a good book, but feedback from various people indicates that is clearly not for everyone, so YMMV.

MDN (Mozilla Developer Network) is something you should keep at hand, but more as a reference than as a guide. It does have some learning guides [5], but in general I wouldn't recommend them that much. Still, do keep a link to the MDN as it is a very good reference to go look for specific explanations (sometimes).

All of those mentioned above will generally help you learn the language, which is what you should probably do first. My recommendation would be to have a first look at the links and choose something that matches your learning style. Still keep the others, since sometimes a combination of different explanations will make things easier to understand.

I haven't mentioned any libraries or frameworks. I know there are some courses out there which very quickly throw you into focusing on some framework or other. Personally, I would recommend against that, if your intention is to learn JavaScript well. At least initially.

There are also some "JavaScript Roadmaps" out there. I mean stuff that looks like this one [6] -but not that one, which is for frontend development in general-, a huge chart/list/map of concepts and ideas that are supposed to cover "everything you need to know". I would not recommend following those. While they look impressive and pretty, they can also feel overwhelming while not providing any particularly good path to follow.

[1] https://exploringjs.com/

[2] https://javascript.info/

[3] https://learnjavascript.online/

[4] https://eloquentjavascript.net/

[5] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/JavaScript/Fi...

[6] https://roadmap.sh/frontend
If nobody bought Switches and nobody bought Switch games because they just grabbed a ROM off the net wouldn't their software business also die?
Page is absolutely foobar on phone. Safari.
How do you know the ashes you receive are anything related to the original body and not just some random ashes meant as memorabilia? At least with a physical coffin you can inspect the insides and track it visually until it's buried.
What would happen if the grid connection was severed by bombing? Is there no emergency shutdown mechanism where the output is just dumped into some artificial load?

Then again, a 5700MW resistor might require a bit of cooling.
It is one of those things, yes. Not just an "everyone's tastes are different", which of course they are... but sometimes I see GUIs and think "yikes, how can you bear to look at that all day?"

For me, while KDE 1 was OK, KDE 2, 3 and 4 got progressively uglier and uglier. Finally KDE 5 (call it "plasma" or whatever you like) went all flat and it's at least bearable to look at, although not pleasant.

GNOME 3, OTOH, while I've never liked it at all as a desktop, looks immaculate. I think this is largely credit to Jakub Steiner's work on its graphical design (https://jimmac.eu/). He is really good.

As far as the Amiga goes, yes, I agree. The weird colours of AmigaOS 1.x (blue, white, bright orange, black) were so that it would display with decent contrast on a TV set rather than a monitor – specifically, an analogue CRT TV using US NTSC modulation.
https://guidebookgallery.org/screenshots/amigaos10

When the Amiga got a bit more mature and more people used monitors, AmigaOS 2.x got a slightly more toned-down blues-and-greys palette.
https://guidebookgallery.org/screenshots/amigaos204

But to my eyes the design was always crude and blocky and not appealing, whereas classic MacOS always looked great, either in monochrome on a tiny screen, or greyscale on a medium-sized one, or thousands of colours on several huge screens.
I'm always disappointed that no one has come up with a more realistic model for asymptotic time complexity comparisons, one using a computation model with asymptotically increasing memory access times.

It's a pretty sad state of affairs when the main way we talk about algorithm performance suggests that traversing a linked list is as fast as traversing an array.
> Is there some practical way to delineate the two product usages that isn't arbitrary I wonder?

Highly unlikely. There might be reasonably reliable heuristics to identify gaming operations, but any signal for mining is likely to trigger for other long-process number-crunching too.

The idea puts me in mind of the other side: the police once raided a home because surveillance via helicopter identified, from the heat pattern, the property as like to have a loft-based cannabis farm. Turned out that the loft was full of equipment running coin miners. Simple checks get significant false positives.
Seems like they are looking closely at brainstorm tools more than typical document writing. Things such as https://www.mural.co/ and OneNote?
provides bad claim with no sources that apologizes for a dictator
is refuted by multiple people using multiple sources
guys its 1984 in here

lmfao police your own stupidity inside your own head and we wouldnt have to do it in public
Right. A game has to be fun above all. Players want enough AI to keep things immersive but not so smart that it breaks the flow by being too hard to pass.
> The most popular siren song in all of modern technology is the obsession with making all the cores share the work. For a vast majority of problems that operate on shared state in a serialized fashion (i.e. anything a bank would do), consolidation of processing to 1 thread is always going to give you the most throughput.

Thanks for a great quote!

For the same argument, see also Frank McSherry et al's "Scalability! But at what COST?" [1]

In some cases the single-threaded implementations are more than an order of
magnitude faster than published results for systems using hundreds of cores.

[1] https://www.usenix.org/system/files/conference/hotos15/hotos...
It's utterly bizarre just how much Google docs seems to have dropped the ball.

It really feels like they haven't developed the product in the past 10 years. This is the first significant feature change that I can recall in a very long time other than minor UI tweaks.
Would enabling 2-factor auth and using an app-specific passowrd in this case still work? worth a try I guess: https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/185833
Large transactions in cash become an even clearer "likely unreported" hint/stigma than they already are. Note that there are two types of accounts in the proposed model: the post-tax account would be just as secret (or not) as before.
In Russia, a 'foreign agent' status is just a synonym for not following the government narrative of events.
> I can imagine that this could be problematic for other software though, especially ones that normally ship with the disto.

why would it be an issue ? that's how pretty much every software does on Windows and most certainly people can agree that things are much more sane there for the end-users
> that Linux, on a default configuration (which means, ISO with Nouveau)

To this day I cannot think of a good reason to ship nouveau outside of "lets make users with nvidia cards suffer". I get the idea behind the nouveau project, but pushing an experimental driver that cannot work with 99% of the hardware it latches onto and forces users to disable it if they want a basic working system is actively malicious.
New things become "already existing specs" the moment two browsers implement them.

Given the proliferation of APIs pushed out by browsers it would be nice if they planned for actual interop of actual useful things beforehand. Not present barely a dozen things as this huge accomplishment that they agreed on It's not an accomplishment. It's an abject failure by all involved to, you know, agree on interop.
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Mriya’s crew were definitely rated for other planes (almost certainly the An-124 it was derived from for instance): Mriya was expensive to fly, and you’d only charter if if you really needed its lifting capabilities (whether weight or volume). It would not be flying year-round in the first place, so you’d want multiple crew rated for it (so one would be available when an order came in) but you wouldn’t want those crews sitting around with their thumbs up their asses all year.

For people looking at it from afar it was an amazing sight, but I expect for the crew it was mostly monday. If you listen at their ATC transmissions they sound jaded and bored even for slavic pilots (whereas ATC and other pilots nearby sound like kids at candy store).

I don’t know if the price sheets were ever public, but it would not surprise me to learn that you could charter two 124s for the price of the 225, with more flexibility to boot (the 225 had no rear cargo door, no passenger compartment, and obviously more concerning airfield size requirements — mostly owing to its size and takeoff distance, the landing gear is so overbuilt it’s supposedly got a pretty light ground pressure compared to other large aircrafts).
For some time I kept getting SMS phishing mails with duckdns.org urls here in Japan.
John Mearsheimer on the Russian Invasion of Ukraine (March 4, 2022)
Tilting at windmills by making something functionally useless is wonderful artistic symbolism for their movement.
Nebula Dashboard: The brain of your Nebula Graph cluster
> Slovio es idealju jazika dla dnesju ludis.

I think this means "Slovio is the ideal language for/of everyday/today's people"

"ludis" is 100% "people". Not sure what "dla" and "dnesju" mean. In Bulgarian, "dnes" (днес) means "today" so that's where I'm coming from.
Interslavic seems just as understandable to me. Sometimes I wish all slavic people had one country, one language.

Let's call it Slavia.
Not "not KGB", I think -- my guess would be that dude and his books and the KGB. From what I understand of their views, Dugin's fit in pretty well with the KGB's.
I'm guessing you're aware of this, but it's not so simple. There's no indication that after a baseline level of prosperity, greed and malice will simply disappear. While I agree that capitalism is the best system altogether which we have seen in action, I don't believe it is the best one.

My hope is that in the long run, technological progress will eliminate scarcicity, and we will see some combination of capitalism and communism to realize utopia.
Every funeral I've attended to in the Netherlands there is a wake or viewing the evening before the service, where the deceased is in an open casket and you can come and "say farewell", so to speak. Usually only family and close friends attend this. The next during during the actual service it's a closed casket, and has far more people attending.

My only information from North American funerals is from the Six Feet Under series, which I've been told is a fairly accurate portrayal. It's not really all that different, except that bodies are embalmed.
This is with an application specific username/password pair that GoogleDNS gives you. And will only update that specific record.
"that erodes the environment and feeds people microplastics"... yes, the "Tragedy of the commons".

But the issue is, the environment in non-free societies (=> no free press) is in much worse shape.
BBC resurrects shortwave broadcasts as Russia blocks news of Ukraine invasion
Putin doesn’t have to submit in fear. Literally the only pre-condition is that it doesn’t trigger nuclear war.
Hello Ms wordpad
Whatever the truth of that ('she believes it was a necessary measure ...'), as someone remarked "Putin has done more for European Defence in three days than anyone's done in 30 years". The reaction of the European countries has been astounding.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2022/03/03/putin-will-live-...

Sadly paywalled.
Abstract: Denial of the existence of Coronavirus, a distinct position from respectable critiques of lockdowns and extensions of vaccine rollouts, might be dismissed as unreasonable. Notwithstanding this, arguments that right-populist attitudes are unreasonable have clear limits, failing to appreciate the functions of right-populist views. For example, opposition to immigration promotes continuity of local conditions, low-education voters valuing this. If we are to understand the appeal of right-populist positions and decide whether certain positions should be excluded from public debate, we must establish the limits of reasonable debate.
would be something like "logical grammar and slovio is an ideal language for the people of today".
There is a beamwidth associated with a parabolic antenna's size and operating frequency. The attitude of a spacecraft is periodically corrected to keep earth within the beam's central lobe. It's approximate so corrections aren't required too frequently and become less of an issue as Voyager gets further away from earth's orbit around the sun. Once it's out of propellant it won't be able to correct for torque from the solar wind etc and the high gain antenna's central lobe will drift until its no longer pointing close enough to maintain an acceptable signal to noise ratio. Unless they can maintain contact through the omnidirectional antenna, Voyager will be effectively lost.
What a buncha dead-enders.
NASA's first Artemis moon landing will likely slip another year to 2026 – Space
Reminds me of a story where someone joined a company, then immediately fixed a bug in the code that had been bothering them for years, sighed, and put in their two weeks' notice.
As a Pole, both languages are readable, but InterSlavic takes less effort and feels more natural. This FAQ matches my intuitions.

That said, I would be curious how it works for other Slavic languages. Or, in other words, is it sort of equidistant or favors one language or the other?

I mean, the FAQ claims that it is the easiest for Czechs and Slovaks (is it because of their geographical centrality and possibility that these languages are the closest to the "Slavic average"?) and harder for the South Slavs. However, and always, I would love to see any data.
- Many services do not like too much blocking. Like fb container.

- Look if you have some other location for sign-in. https://myaccount.google.com/permissions

- Likely some IoT or another device is making your house spammy.
I have already been very pro-nuclear and this does not change my views. Without nuclear, Russia would have had even more power. And it could have been weaker if we had built more of it. The dangers and costs are systematically overstated.
So, what's a charitable interpretation of that? For five straight years, we were bombarded with how awful it is that someone could be so extreme and racist, then we elected a card-carrying KKK member into office? Seems implausible.

That 40% of people spent decades being given the false choice between big-government shill D and big government shill R. They finally were given a real alternative, so they trusted him. He told them that 2020 was a manufactured win by a big government shill D, just like the last 15 elections. Why wouldn't they believe him?

You ask them to trust the experts. Well, he supplied a lot of experts to back him up. You ask them to trust YOUR experts. If you bothered to ask them, they'd ask you to trust theirs.

Normally the way we fix these things is have discussions and try to understand each other. That, apparently, is no longer on the table.

Instead we get veiled "the other guys are idiots."

Not helping.
They could have done the airstrike before they captured the airport
I thought it would be a more functional, but it seems mostly cosmetic. We don't have page boundaries, but actually they are still there. I can't place text or images outside those boundaries. It's nice, but it looks better with the vertical boundaries, and I think it's more accessible from a cognitive POV to have a boundary too.
The whole point of unions is to create an us vs them setup in which "management" is the enemy and "workers" are the poor oppressed victims. You can't have a union with managers in it for that reason, such an organization would be the same thing as the company itself.

One reason unions make no sense in the tech world is that the line between "workers" and "managers" is often very blurry. What is a tech lead, for example? And of course the whole notion of class warfare being something to encourage is just an obsolete and very dangerous early 20th century Marxist idea. Most sensible people have disposed of it a long time ago, but no surprise the New York Times never let it go given the extremism and bias of their staff.
You don't need to tell me that. I'm just saying it's not an obvious thing to many (thinking) people.
> I think, the idea is that Putin wanted to invade more than Ukraine, and even planned to wage war with NATO at some time.

Why would you think that?
Do you have any kind of source for this? As far as I am aware, estimates for deaths based on thyroid cancers are ~160 [1]. Not 'thousand, just 160 – you claim is off by five orders of magnitude. Estimates for the total death toll are up to 60000 if you assume the linear no-threshold model [2], so might be much lower in reality.

[1] See e.g. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deaths_due_to_the_Chernobyl_di....

[2] The model assumes that any amount of radiation is harmful and estimates the harm of low doses as a corresponding fraction of the harm of large doses. Empirical evidence is unclear, at best, but it functions as worst-case estimate.
What I learned working on an open source graph database
Well, death in general isn't very nice.

I don't know if it really helps; needs a controlled study I suppose :-) I just enjoyed being there with the family. That part did help.
Some photons would make it, just not frequently enough to ascertain any information.
They did some experimentation with a Czech/Slovak colleagues, but those two languages are quite close already. I'm not sure if they ever got the chance to practice with a slavic language that is further removed from Polish.

I recall watching this video at the time (which might have been their inspiration to start learning it).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NztgXMLwv4A
Why not? As OP said you'll get an easy way to update the dns entry with the new IP.
The Scots sure seem to be beginning to think so.
Block Amazon Web Services (AWS), Azure and Google Cloud in Russia
Considering the fates of other Google products, that's a great outcome. At least it didn't end up like Gchat or Google Reader.
Does that make docking with phallic spaceships easier?
Absolutely. "best so far" != "best there can ever be". Western liberal capitalism is heavily flawed, it's just marginally better than the alternatives currently in existance and therefore the best starting point to build an even better one.
Ignore my sibling comment. I was right initially. Any UTXO created from an illicit UTXO can be blocked from exchanges.
Just the existence of the possibility of MITM with root certs means that intelligence must use them already. They just want to make it official.
So go find a coworking space close to you with people seeking the same thing.

Then if it turns out the coworking mates are a bunch of jerks, you can switch without wondering if you'll be able to pay rent next month.

Seems pretty cool to me.
>Unions are probably closer to insurance.

I think this analogy is more apt than you realize. Internet commenters absolutely love to shove insurance down the throats of people who can afford to self-insure against or simply are not exposed to the particular outcome in question.
To me, the VR headset market seems to be mirroring the early console market. Initially there are many options to choose from, but eventually they are reduced to two or three realistic competitors. Right now it seems to be Valve and Meta.
Hypocrisy of the west at its finest
You might not even have to find a really tall ladder. I know I can walk and balance just fine on a 5 cm (2 in) wide piece of wood on otherwise flat ground. But put me on a 5 cm wide bar over cold water, and I start to doubt my abilities to walk.
Free alternate open source to Grammarly. Its almost at par with it.

https://languagetool.org/
There is a sim; https://commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Antonov_An-225_fli...

Not sure if all of the cockpit is in that sim; there are 6 seats!

I expect the pilots all started out flying other types, so will go back to doing that.
Not from document to block, but from XML-based into database-based.

Try to open a Word document with a zip program, all you will see is a lot of folders with XML and blob images.

Latex and Word is XML.
Notion is database.

The benefit of database:
History, scale better, multiple users, merge text as diff is simpler +++
global homogeneity. Of course being 4chan they associate it with homosexuality.
I am aware it's not so simple, but I strongly believe that fundamentally greed and malice arise from mental issues and insecurities.

There is no incentive for a healthy mind that is calm, confident, and knows that others are the same, to maximise own security at the expense of the society.