skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I suspect you are under age 40.
Visualizing Rotation Spaces (2021)
It's not worse, it's slightly better because if it was larger we wouldn't be able to easily turn it off and the amount of money going to Russia would be greater.
It's a reference to Apple's 1984 commercial
There is only one digital property rights regime I can get behind -- Bitcoin.
It is opt in, and based on a software enforced consensus independent of States and Governments.

Everything else is coercion. I do not subscribe to your flavor of authoritarian strong IP.
Looking forward to the rest of Europe following suit
If this is true, and 50% of the Ukrainian people see this operation as a liberation – why, then, are people fleeing west, not east?
> 2014 led to the Euromaidan protests, complete with violence, that led to that government's collapse. This was the time when Russia annexed Crimea and civil war broke out in Donetsk and Luhansk

Your have written a lot but omitted the crucial details about the maidan. US instigated the coup and installed nationalistic government. The separatist tendencies were the direct result of that government's actions.
This applies to literally any public corporation.
The example everybody brings up is South Africa. The claim is that sanctions were instrumental against apartheid. It's hard to evaluate that claim.
The site claims it's open source, but it's very obviously not.
By what standard would it be just? The vast majority of the people who would be harmed by this will have been innocent.
> pro-russian half of the population

Half?! Putin's propaganda is quite effective
This time it wasn't very secret though, they were quite open about it.
Important bit buried inside because … clickbait

> We will then begin the hybrid pilot in full on May 23, with people coming to the office three days a week — on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday — and working flexibly on Wednesday and Friday if you wish.
What did Putin say today?
I did the same but not being able to share a terminal and a browser window at the same time is tough.

Ended up using OBS and sharing the obs preview window instead. This lets me add fun gifs and overlays as well to my screen for loading or success.
The worst story I read was of someone working on his PhD thesis for 2 years, and then he forgot his laptop in a bus and everything was gone because in 2 years he didn't store the files anywhere else.
I personally met a teacher who stored the only copy of her students' final exam submissions on her everyday thumb drive without backup.

For many people technology really is magic.
No, not "pretty much anything". Proper encryption code needs to be written so that the timing and power consumption does not depend on the data, to avoid these kinds of side channel attack. That usually means no conditional branches, so the same processor operations occur regardless of the ciphertext or the key.
The "leadership" of the West can't afford not to buy it for political reasons, but the people can deal with the consequences. I hope that all of those pipelines are destroyed. That will force us to take the transition to renewables seriously. Lots of people will die ... but cold turkey means fewer people will die in the long run.
That's an antique notion that died in the '80s? Once the rules changed, the rich started skimming from every transaction (money tranfers, dividends, security exchanges, and on and on) until they have almost all the money. The rest of us serve at their pleasure.

That's not how it was supposed to work. You were supposed to succeed from being part of the generation of wealth. Not just sitting and skimming while everybody else works. And then passing it on to your heirs.

I wish it worked as you describe. That's where we need to get back to.
Setting DKIM Locally
Your assumption is correct. Those docks are all based on the Goodway DBD1100 [1]. When I was researching which dock to purchase myself, I came across this comprehensive list [2] of Thunderbolt docks which was super informative.

[1] http://www.goodway.com.tw/prodimg/edm/DBD1100.pdf

[2] https://dancharblog.wordpress.com/2021/02/05/usb4-tb4-docks/
Do you have a link to a Chrome bug report?
Put your work hours in your calendar and auto decline everything outside those hours. Refuse that nonsense.
Could you maybe provide a times table for help?
Have you ever heard the term "analysis paralysis"?
I watched a video earlier today that touched on this, and suggested that the amount of metrics and data that Valve is allowing folks to pull out of their Steam Decks will 100% be useful when the Deck 2.0 comes out because we'll all be able to see real-world benchmarks on how it compares to the previous unit, for a lot more use-cases and types of games.

Consoles traditionally hide this stuff...
By all accounts, those are obsolete. Putin might have needed to "use them up" in order to get his people on board for replacing them.

Franklin Roosevelt had the Navy's obsolete battleships all parked in Pearl Harbor when war was threatening in the Pacific. The all-important aircraft carriers were far away. Everyone in the US Navy understood how a successful attack would run, because it had been rehearsed twice already by the Navy itself.
"without enforcing sanctions that would hurt itself" => as spineless as Putin.
Also no line numbering! I can't believe they have any lawyers as customers since line numbers are essential for them.
Tranistria had a population of about 350 million. Per capital GDP is about $2K. How on earth do they think it’s viable to separate?
I remeber when about 15 years ago Google startet with the self driving cars and alot of buzz was created about that. It was that in aout 5 years time every car will be selfdriving and all of the automotive industry has no clue about that.

Now, years late Google outsourced it to Waymo and said it will takes much more years.

Funfact: It will take much more longer than any of the IT people think. Because many of the IT people have noe glue about OT and Safety.
I always thought only vendors can put in bloatware - it comes non-optional per default. Who apart from the software vendor could be responsible?
The suggestion was to demote the native language in favor of english since english had the knowledge. My point was to elevate the native language by bringing that knowledge ( english, arabic, russian, chinese, french, etc ) into your native language.

> it was to prefer English over Swahili as a 'lingua-franca' across regions.

That's what I'm against. And it's a good thing england didn't prefer french ( lingua-franca ) over its native language or we'd all be speaking french. It's a good thing descartes was translated into english rather than everyone speaking french. From a practical standpoint, it just makes sense to prioritize your native language.
> The people talking about working long hours at Apple are getting paid commensurately.

Not really. Most divisions in SWE do stack ranking (unofficially). The top quintile (decile in some groups) gets a majority of compensation at review time. The bottom half is lucky to get a cost of living adjustment to their base pay. They likely will get no RSUs and little if any cash bonus.

Despite the disparity in compensation everyone on a team is expected to put in overtime. Anyone that doesn't is guilted over not being a "team player", put on a PIP, outright threatened with firing. If you get put on a PIP there is zero guidance to get off.
The West is clearly egging the Ukrainians on.
I agree that this is an issue with this specific library. But well-designed cryptography code is written to be resistant to timing or power side channel attacks.
Which means it will eventually be the law.
> Does every German bear responsibility for WW2?

A generation of Germans made the choice not to let the past define them, and through hard work bootstrapped themselves and their country to become a leader for human rights, democracy and economy.

Time for citizens of Russia and its allies to make the same decisions.
Maybe needed in Crimea? I thought Russia took Ukraine's navy, back when.
Welcome to the world of blackhat SEO. If someone starts driving up the price of ads for a targeted keyword, you generate a massive amount of abuse and pay people to write complaints to Google.

From Google's perspective, they look at your account and see activity that indicates you are doing terrible things.

Coupons are an extremely competitive and hostile market to be in. Not saying what happened to OP is fair or acceptable, but things aren't always as obvious looking at them from the other side.
Registered to say, amazing effort. Never owned one but I want to read this now, strangely.
This is true, Apple is so secretive they try to get people into interviews without telling them the role they're interviewing for. They're so cagey and they expect you to say "yes" because they're Apple. The guy might not even have known what role he was interviewing for! It's a great way to waste everyone's time.
Unlikely. The Russian’s have struggled logistically almost from the start. Within a day-or-two of the invasion there were numerous reports of Russian tank units walking around on foot looking for diesel. This is consistent with the convoy looking like it’s struggling with mechanical and fuel problems. Those soldiers can’t have much food left.

The Russian’s also wouldn’t park themselves like that. They don’t have air dominance and from the numerous Ukrainian air strikes, it doesn’t seem like they have much idea of what’s above them at any given time. (They’re parked close together to stay under the umbrella of anti-aircraft weaponry.) The longer the convoy waits, the more time the Ukrainians have to prep to shell the convoy or hit it from the air.
Not everything is whataboutism (which is strangely the newest favourite word of everyone and my pet peeve).

He is just criticizing people who criticize sanctions. From his perspective, the cost of sanctions is trivial compared to the cost of war.

No whataboutism here.

"Man, you people who when babies are being exploded and apartment buildings attacked with missiles, an entire nation being invaded, who ask these questions about inconveniencing citizens of the attacking nation, are you even real?
The next time the USA invades someone I welcome for you to destroy my financial life and drive my family and I into subsistence farming if it helps to stop us. You have my permissions.

stop doing war."
"Does not run into stuff" + "Does not phantom brake unexpectedly" -- that's the challenge.
Gentle reminder that the fog of war is in full effect and both sides of this conflict are guilty of spreading propaganda and misinformation. It goes with the territory but a dose of healthy skepticism is the best course of action for observers.

In times of war, the first casualty is the truth.

P.S. According to Reuters/MSNBC/US Official - There is no evidence Russia attacked nuclear reactors in Ukraine.

https://www.reuters.com/article/ukraine-crisis-usa-nuclear-e...
Ukrainian Defence Minister: “Victory is imminent”
I can't try it since trying to press 'back' using mouse 4 entered me into the game. Trying to copy the emoji entered me into the game and then my 3 moves were used?

So =(
Certainly true. And its the very point - not everybody helps their children.

Asian parents by-and-large do. ANd certainly the school system favors their children. That's the premise we started with.

The children are doing well because their parents are helping them. Then fudged the rules so their children got the lions share of attention and programs.

Those without parents that helps them (culturally, economically) do poorly. Through no fault of their own (being born to the wrong parents?)

Try to help all the children, and the cry of "Reverse racism!" or some such nonsense gets raised every time.
Those are not DJI drones tho' It takes a month to produce one. Also, Turkey do not trust Russia either. Who knows a ww3 will not start 3 months later. Tough decisions. Turkey supports Ukraine not because they are member of NATO. As you can see NATO doesn't do anything. Turkey helping Ukraine because they are both allies and producing those drones together. The engines were manufacturing in Ukraine before Putin bombed.
""Not one inch", said NATO some decades ago. "

I don't think there was any kind of commitment about this. Definitely not in a form of a signed treaty.

https://www.rferl.org/a/nato-expansion-russia-mislead/312636...
Quite a lot of people who identify as "working class" are retired, which produces even more policy nonsense.
People buying EQS' will very likely spend most of their time on the Autobahn, so it's a perfect fit.
That is just selection bias, people who aren't rich have to work and therefore you meet them even when they don't want to socialize. Rich people who don't want to socialize don't need to, so you only see those who really wants to be out there and meet people.
Interesting, never heard this take before.
Exactly. Power consumption side channel attacks do nothing for devices operating on already encrypted data, because if it did, it would mean homomorphic encryption is fundamentally broken. The side channel attack is on the original encryptor.
In my experience most paywalls are bypassed with Reader mode in Safari or Firefox.
I don't think that we should change the industry over two events that really are 'black swan' events. However I do think OSS developers don't get paid enough. Faker isn't the reason, it's just a contributing factor.
Stealing from them just because they are trying to gain search ranking in a shady manner is still stealing. Two wrongs don't make a right.
Covert and overt political signaling online
The claim is that you need A or B, not A and B (“Fully self-driving cars need one of two things:”)
If your business relies heavily on Google to get customers (Adwords) or for generating revenue (Adsense, youtube, extensions, search, …) You are doomed. Google will/has terminated accounts on a whim with no recourse: one day you wake up and your business is destroyed, all you have is a vague, automated email and no way to contact a human being.

"Oh you spent 4 years working on this extension and have thousands of paying customers? We removed it because, well… we can't tell you! And, no we won't bring it back."

"Oh sorry we have to suspend your Adsense account AND keep all the money because… well, we can't tell you!"

"Oh you composed an original song for your youtube video? we're going to suspend your channel with 3 million subscribers because our system wrongly flagged your song as copyright infringement. And, no, we won't bring your channel back! ever!"

"Oh you use our PAID email service for your company paying us thousands every month? Oops, you're locked out because we falsely flagged you. We might give you access again in 2 months, we'll see… In the meantime use pigeons to send messages"

To Google you are just a number, a statistic. They absolutely don't care about you or your business because they have market power.

This company is the worst partner you can ask for, a true monopoly abusing customers and users alike.

STAY AWAY from Alphabet!
Expat 2.4.7 released
You should pick a gym half way between work and home on the same route. You may not feel like going, but hey you're going by any way. Or just move you gym time to your lunch hour and be specific on what you do. I like this and it is easy to add or cut based on time, but still make progress, because it will remind you. https://stronglifts.com/5x5/ Nice app too.
Yeah I guess it’s rational to assume owners believe RTO is more profitable than WFH, but if true I wish they would share the financial specifics, like if it’s only for some real estate debt then it is harder to comply than if it were an objective metric of reduced productivity. Personally, I prefer working fully remote and see how it can be a competitive edge for both employees and employers.
To be fair, the modern Apple is all Steve Jobs and Jobs always had this mentality that you are bashing. Seems like any Wozniak related mentality left the building when they dumped Apple II. And well can you really argue with the results? Apple was near bankruptcy trying to compete on the same plane as other personal computers.
As Václav Havel used to say, the problem with Russia is that it does not know where exactly it ends.
> An English with French influence replaced with pre-existing Germanic-sourced English words

https://anglish.fandom.com/wiki/What_is_Anglish%3F
The "protestant work ethic" promotes this vague notion that labour, toil and suffering on earth brings one closer to god. This is more deeply rooted in western cultures than you'd think and feeds into the "work hard and you'll make it" attitude of western exceptionalism.

Because of this, people have a vested interest in glorifying their own struggle, even if they had circumstances that led to their professional success. They're not going to admit that they had things handed to them on a silver platter or got lucky, they'd think of it as some sort of moral failing. They think success needs to be justified.
Your anecdata doesn’t back up large scale data: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41562-021-01196-4

A lot depends on culture and process. Usually companies which had remote on day 1 do better because they get to fine tune and evolve the process over time.
This was like 15 years ago (no idea about power savings stuff), I wouldn't touch the proprietary driver any more though.

nouveau has been extremely stable for me when I used it up until last year.

Patches contain parts of the original code, so I would class them as modified versions of the original code. Also the initial modification isn't allowed either, I wasn't really referring to distribution of the patches, just creating them isn't allowed AFAIK.
What are the benefit of the ethno state? Why does that benefit outweigh the costs of being an ethno state?
Show HN: Remember to eat every two hours
Very interested, I didn't know there was a real world example.
"Ticks love to be in moist, low grass, so a lot of games, whether it's football, baseball, tend to happen in the morning. There may be dew on the grass and that's where a lot of ticks survive and hang out," Nesheiwat said.

https://www.cbsnews.com/newyork/news/ticks-lyme-disease-cdc-...

Lots of anecdotal evidence of ALS developing after tick bites, or more concretely infection with Borrelia Burgdorferi.

Probably a genetic component, and other enviromental factors are also involved, but the only dramatic reversals of MND I have seen documented (or heard about) have been either with IV antibiotics [1][3], or years of Mercury chelation [2]

[1] https://invisibledisabilities.org/award-recipients/2011award...

[3] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/17212618/

[2] https://www.researchgate.net/publication/317849075_Healing_o...

In the recent book "Chronic" by Dr. Stephen Philips, he's frustrated since he can only treat successfully (outcome similar to Dr. Martz), with antibiotics, about 15% of his ALS-like patients. Considering how uniformly fatal ALS diagnosis is otherwise, even considering how skewed of a sample he might get (patients that already know they are Lyme positive or suspect it), still find it astonishing.
Nearly every damn thread.
If the public are also "following the data", then the polling data and scientific consensus are likely to be highly correlated. I don't think it is nefarious at all that the general public and political leaders come to the same conclusions at about the same time when both are reacting same set of factors.
And arguably each and every one of those things should be legal.
The Myth of Fingerprints (2019)
This has been my experience with Google too.

I have a suspended Google Merchant Center account for an ecommerce site. That's Google's service to list products for their "shopping" search tab, which you also need to run shopping ads. I sell some home decor items I hand make in my home workshop with a laser cutter and paint. Nothing weird, just like "welcome to our home" type signs. It's a standard Shopify-hosted store with flat rate shipping, a posted shipping policy, return policy, privacy policy, and contact page with a contact form, my address and my phone number on it. That should check off all of Google's requirements for a merchant center account. But, it was immediately suspended and multiple requests to reconsider the suspension just get me a form letter back saying my site violates their policies. No human at Google will ever give me any specific reason why.

Every month or so, one of my Google Ads for another site gets suspended for violating the policy "Certificate required: free desktop software". This policy is about ads that link to downloadable .exe/.zip desktop software. My ads, which have been largely running without change for 9-10 years, are for a SaaS analytics service for marketers. There is no desktop software or downloadable files on the website. Just your typical pricing/signup/login pages like any web app. There is no rhyme or reason as to what ad in my account they will suspend each month. I can create the same ad again and it'll be approved since there is no actual policy violation.

Like OP, I can easily reach a human to sell me more ads. No matter how many times I click the unsubscribe links in their emails or ask to opt out, they actually hound me, at every email of mine they can find, and all my personal and business phone numbers, to take "account review" calls where they can try to talk me into spending more on Google Ads. But when it comes to getting support for policy issues, nobody will talk to you.
It’s a lot easier to just use Windows for gaming. It takes some amount of extra effort for many game types on Linux, including making sure you have all the pre requisite packages installed for wine and whatnot. Granted, that’s not hard, but it is extra effort to ensure everything will work.

But my personal gaming is dictated a lot by what my friends are playing, which means I prefer being ready to start a new game quickly without much hassle. And plenty of competitive multiplayer games are unsupported entirely on Linux.

I’m super excited for the future, but it just doesn’t fit my needs yet.
> they still need to access Github, Cloudflare, Amazon Cloudfront, etc

LOL. Do you really think the brass even know what it is?

Putin doesn't even know how the modern mobile phones look, he didn't needed one for more than 20 years.

To give you a slight idea how long it is - the famous Nokia 3310 was announced 9 months later than his (acting) presidency.
"No-one pretends that democracy is perfect or all-wise," Winston Churchill observed in 1947. "Indeed, it has been said that democracy is the worst form of Government except all those other forms that have been tried from time to time."

So, you have a Democracy being overturned. You have death and degradation of human life. So much suffering and misery. So much destruction of property and materiel.

Clearly, it is wrong.

To top it off, the cause is so unjustifiable. This is all so that one Autocrat can fulfill his dream of being the person who restored the Russian Empire.

He has failed, already. There's no winning for him now, even if Ukraine falls, he can't hold it.
>Turkey's only unburned military bridge with a strong power is Russia.

Which is kind of odd, since in recent history they've shot down a Russian jet, and had an assassination of the Russian ambassador perpetrated by a uniformed police officer.
To be clear, (we) Scots-Irish are indeed descended from Celts, both Gaels and Picts. I doubt any of us have only that background, however.
Usually projects like nouveau ban contributions from folks with knowledge of the proprietary codebase, for eg Wine does that (see the other comment). Their own developers definitely aren't going to look at any leaks.
Hi HN, I'm once again struggling with my weight. I'm not obese or anything, but I've been in better shape. Back when I was in better shape, I had time to cook my own meals and to eat every two hours (legend says that if you eat in small intervals your body won't feel the need to store energy "fat"); so I made this simple counter that helps you to remember to eat. Hope you like it.