skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The logic doesn't follow though. Citizens have more influence over their own sovereignty than foreign nations unwilling to engage in armed conflict. "My country brought on the ire of the rest of the world and I am completely devoid of responsibility." Okay.

If you were to rank who is to blame for the sanctions why is the West in the top position? Why not the party responsible? If you tug on the thread of "why is this happening?" one thing seems clear: for no reason worth the discomfort.
We offer downloads of pre-configured stylistic sets (variations). All you need to do is download the specific version and install it. In applications such as Adobe Illustrator, you can select the variant using Open Type features: https://helpx.adobe.com/illustrator/using/special-characters...
Let's use the LM358DT as an example of a modern op-amp. Just sitting there, it has current sources sinking 100uA of current. At 5 volts, it consumes about 0.7 mA with no load.

So, compare that to a 4 bit ALU (an old one, at that) the 74HC181. At 5 volts it consumes 80uA at idle.

Analog circuits require transistors have bias flows through them at all times to ensure linearity. CMOS digital logic has the transistors either fully on or off, except during switching times.

Going analog isn't as great an option as this video makes it seem.
There is no "Google Docs" format, though - you have no idea how Google is representing your data, or if there even is any single "blob" that is your file (and even if there is one on the server side, AFAIK you can't get it). I'm not very familiar with Notion, but it seems like it's probably the same way. That means there's no chance of "Google Docs" or "Notion" becoming a standardized format. At least with a proprietary standalone format you (or the community) has a chance at reverse engineering it.
I just got the most reading I have done in a long time recently.

I'm in the midst of changing my sleep schedule from 2 am to 9 am to become from 7 pm to 2 am. But since my body isn't still adjusted, I only got 2 hours of sleep and was awake from 9 pm onwards. Since this was technically my sleep allocated time, I just laid in bed and read on an e-ink tablet (Boox) using the Google Play Books app.

TLDR: Couldn't sleep during new sleep time so just read instead and got a lot of reading done.
Interesting. I interpreted "work in any of the top ten cities" as meaning I could pick any city and it would work. I can see the other interpretation. Hopefully they agree on the parsing!
With a move away from fossil fuels, CO2 will become less of a concern.
Brainwashing is a red flag for technotherapy
Makes me think of SNL's celebrity Jeopardy.
Take a look at Ghost CMS
https://i.imgflip.com/4600cy.jpg
I'm not interested in doing your research for you, especially without any clear indication that it will have any effect on your viewpoints.
I think it's helpful to think of elections as not replacing governments entirely, but swapping out a very small publicly facing segment.
Exactly. If the only way I can get 4k movies and shows without a stream degrading and being able to use mpv or other such video players is through piracy, then so be it.
If you press back to try and enable colour blind mode you have to come back tomorrow.
Ukraine cancels crypto airdrop, plans to sell NFTs instead
If it is changing all the time, then it is "alpha quality."
Valve has recognized this is a threat to the success of the Steam Deck and helped Proton support at least two prominent anti-cheat tools (EAC and BattlEye). But it remains to be seen if we'll see widespread acceptance from developers. Fortnite in particular has come out that they won't enable it. Free-to-play games have a more sensitive threat perception.

On the site, you can review games that are known to use anti-cheat here: https://www.protondb.com/explore?selectedFilters=antiCheat

And to clarify, I'm not a dev on any of the underlying Proton technologies. I just run a community site for it.
Revenue for the service obviously. If everyone acted like the people in question and nobody paid for the service it could not sustain itself, so paying customers effectively subsidize free riders.
This is what I meant - this is a technical justification that dodges the point.

How the info is rendered isn't really important to my claim - that it is fully intended to be restricted unless you pay, and you wouldn't be able to see it without employing this trick.

The trick is expressly designed to get you around a "paywall".

This is retroactive justification for sneaking past the security guard when he's looking the other way, and helping yourself to the products without paying. It's just fancy theft.

(By contrast, not looking at mail advertising is just averting your gaze, and ad-blocking is reasonably comparable. But using a tool to get past a locked door is not analogous at all.)
> They are, though.

Simply a false claim. Prime example: the internet

> Decentralized software necessarily moves slower because everyone needs to upgrade to add new features.

so...?

> Nobody is going to tell their mom to use an app where attachments only works a quarter of time (see: IRC).

and IRC is the same as "decentralized services"?

> 3. Nobody is stuck with Whatsapp. My family stopped using it about a year ago. Most of my friends stopped using it a bit after.

> Just one data point
If marketing and selling are of no interest to you, and you just want to do the technical part, I know a ton of YC/Stanford/TechStars sales solo founders who would be down to collab.
This one girl Sarah who raised $800k-1million and told me today that she's looking to hire her first engineer.

They are all in this YC-Level community https://founderscafe.io
> Formal joining was on hold, but everything else was accelerating since 2014. Most notably arms shipments, military funding, and NATO/US troops in Ukraine

Yes, after suffering defeat in an unprovoked invasion and occupation by Russia, Ukraine cranked up arms purchases and outside training for it's military.

Blaming this on NATO and not the invader is...beyond stupid.
The difference is that you can still see first hand reports from individuals in Russia. But all media in the state has to repeat what government says or be banned like Echo of Moscow. Since this morning individuals will be jailed too, but I doubt it would be impossible to find someone defying this new law.
Probably because it's not a very interesting problem to solve, there are MANY adequate solutions out there that all suck in their own special ways, but are good enough to solve the actual problem at hand, enabling people to move onto working on solving more interesting problems.
I worry about the ethical implication of a self-driving car (a slave AI smarter than it's occupant) being forced to go to McDonalds.
It got banned because FB refused to stop fact-checking state media posts.
And while this is a nice analogy, it doesn't quite work out in the real world.
What is important is liquidity of the assets. And things like capital gains taxes if one was to liquidate.

Having most of your wealth in your companies stock is not equivalent to the $10k banana. Its probably more like the $500 banana and a big stack of toilet paper.

Absolute dollar value of wealth is a trick of the misinformed socialists like to play because they want to redistribute. Once things get into the tens of millions of dollars its no longer about absolute value, its cost of capital, leverage, interest rates and liquidity.
It also allows the west to speak out of both sides of its mouth. If leaders were serious the sanctions would affect ALL Russian banks, businesses, and assets.
> Schaeffer said Cogent took the step at least partially because the company did not want to be used for "outbound cyber attacks or disinformation."

Here we go again with this nonsense.

I wonder why they didn’t cut off their internet service off in the 2020 US election if they didn’t want their service to be used for disinformation or cyber attacks? Maybe Cogent should learn how it is done in Uganda [0] and the Republic of Congo [1] then?

At this point with any service, the ‘disinformation’ reason is becoming an excuse to execute such unnecessarily extreme actions guaranteed to always backfire and it is exactly what Putin wants as it doesn’t stop ‘disinformation’.

Mission Accomplished. /s

[0] https://www.france24.com/en/live-news/20210118-uganda-eases-...

[1] https://netblocks.org/reports/internet-shutdown-in-the-repub...
Zelenskyy promised? I can't see that anywhere in the article. In fact, the only mention of that sort of thing is Russian expectations:

"In 2019 the Kremlin expected that Volodymyr Zelensky’s victory in the presidential elections would change Ukraine’s agenda, making peace in the Donbas a top priority."

Zelenskyy has always been pro-EU, anti-Russian.
Covid helping to do the job our police and military can't.
Very interesting! I did not know that, thank you for sharing.

This explains how Air Company is selling their ethanol as vodka.
I think mateuszklimek is pointing out that the MIT license requires you to include the redata copyright in your source.
> English dependence can be viewed as why india and so much of africa is so poor and undeveloped.

That seems like a ridiculous assertion. How about Ireland?
>empowering the powerful and cursing the weak.

Property rights in particular protect small and independent creators who rely on the fact that people pay for their products. Large studious can generally eat the losses of piracy, independent developers cannot.

This is why today they're forced to either two things. Build proprietary products that make theft impossible, or live on donations and capture only a fraction of they value they produce.
Cost of Ryanair flights from countries bordering Ukraine up to 13 times higher
> But to say that what Russia is doing is somehow US's fault, that really does not make any sense.

My take on it is: if you willingly push a bear in a tight corner, you have it coming when he starts biting and fighting.

Now, this is no valid excuse for me when it comes to nation states and their actions, but nations are just run by humans, aren't they?
Facebook Gaming appears to be overrun by spam and pirated content
Is he just casually talking about toppling democracies and installing autocratic leaders in nations around the globe for the benefit of America? I thought the US was past that phase, and I suppose if this guy is angry that they're not following his advice and doing it, then maybe they are.

> Nobody seriously thought that Russia was a threat before February 22, 2014

"Russia, this is, without question, our number one geopolitical foe," -- presidential hopeful Mitt Romney, 2012
Whats hilarious is that this is definitely not the case for regular MS employees
A web resource would be easily shared IMO, while telegram requires ppl to download the app and join.
You make an interesting case. Yes, I was talking about the USA. If you filter out the empty housing that is owned as a "investment", is that still true?

I would like it to be true, that gives me hope.
Wow really? Putin did a thing and now your making your software less able? While were at it take out any code in Linux that was written by a russian.
I don't understand what this is supposed to mean.
I just want a Damascus steel sword because they look cool
> I still have to open my wallet and start a recurring billing subscription, but with this weird Coil site instead of just this one service that I want.

Obviously if you just want this one service you can subscribe to it. No need to use something like Coil.

> And then there's a chicken-egg problem

Yeah absolutely. I had a Coil subscription for a couple of months and ended up canceling it because IMGUR was the only site that had an integration with it.

But what I know 100% is I won't pay a subscription to the NYT, The Economist, or any other news outlet to read 1-2 article per week at the most.
> Do you have a source for that?

US and other Western troops (not NATO per se, though I think all were NATO members) were openly present in Ukraine training the Ukraine military up until shortly before the recent Russian escalation of their long-running invasion of Ukraine (they were pulled out to avoid getting caught up in direct combat with Russia in the event of an invasion.)

EDIT: if you need a source, here's an article on the US/UK trainers being withdrawn: https://www.forbes.com/sites/annakaplan/2022/02/12/us-uk-pul...
> English dependence can be viewed as why india and so much of africa is so poor and undeveloped. You need a healthy amount of national pride to develop your country. Japan, South Korea, China, etc developed through their own languages.

You’re totally cherry picking your examples, to the point that no one can take what you wrote seriously at all. Afghanistan has their own language, Amazon tribes even have their own language…how are those countries/areas doing right now?
And all your browsing data is transferred to sites like Outbrain etc., quite the list, actually. I get it, a lot of work, and you don't work for free. I'd rather pay a nominal amount rather than the tracking.
In all fairness linguistic nationalism killed many regional languages. The European regional languages that survived were only due to either geographic isolation or much higher than average population density.
Not very they're not.

I've travelled in Poland with a bunch of Czechs, and in the Czech Republic and Serbia with Poles.

I understood more than they did!
Maybe non-negotiable a few years ago. I've been playing just fine with a laptop and its builtin Intel GPU.
I don't see how smaller text could make a game unplayable, you could just squint harder.
Vancouver Island&lower mainland, as well as the eastern half of Ontario, southern half of Quebec, all of NB, NS, PE, Newfoundland - none of these places experience -40, and contain give or take 28 of Canada's 38 million people
Why must one maximize? Depends on where you want to go, and who you want to talk to. There’s nothing at all wrong with learning a language that is spoken by fewer people. I learned some Icelandic which has fewer total speakers globally than the medium sized city I live it, and it was a blast. It also made my trip to Iceland more fun, and people there were excited to have foreigners learning their language.

If you want to maximize, then you should prioritize Chinese, Hindi, and Arabic over Spanish & French.
https://www.cnbc.com/2022/02/12/pentagon-orders-departure-of...
Why do you need a reason beyond the one you started with: that they believe it is more profitable?
"It's not that anyone is denying you your right"

Of course they are. I am not free do do with my IP as I want. (gifting it to everyone).
I have to keep ownership. (even though I reject the concept of IP alltogether)

But you are right with your explanation why it is like this. There is no money in it to change it for good and current solutions work "good enough" for practical purposes (giving everyone the right to use my IP).

So I will likely also just go on use the existing solutions, instead of running against walls and trying to change the laws.
Do you think places like the USA or Australia actually lack political will?

Far from it, there is plenty of political will in both countries. What's missing is any sort of coherent political will to drive good and beneficial change.

Ay least in so far as I'm able to discern what good and beneficial are. Certainly isn't the direction either country is headed.
I don't have an iPhone and 99% of the times I read news on desktop...
China government takedown request for GitHub repos
> to be a billionaire, you have to hoard wealth away from other people in a dramatic way.

Why would it be so? Wealth is not a zero sum game.
I keep seeing this recommended, but it hasn't worked for me yet. What gives?
It's not about blame, but causality.
And arguably the covid numbers were only high was because of dishonest and inflated counting.
Now they are "low" because the risk policy was changed. https://fee.org/articles/the-cdc-changed-its-covid-risk-form...

Thinking PR doesn't dictate politics is what is really silly. If PR didn't matter, we wouldn't be inundated with ridiculous propaganda 24/7. They aren't "paying attention" to us, they are manufacturing consent and telling you what to think through all forms of media.

Now, how long until this gets censored?
> We encouraged Zelensky to talk about acquiring nukes, grabbing Crimea back, grabbing Luhansk and Donestk, joining NATO and the EU, etc.

This seems to be a US-centric view of the world, which assumes that Ukraine following blindly in whatever encouragement was provided.

Zelensky is Ukraine’s 7th President, 3 years into his term. Ukraine has had administrations that were Russia-centric (two Kuchma terms, and then half of Yanukovich’s term) and in economic terms those did not pan out to be impressive.

Ukrainian companies seem to crave access to European markets, as in many core areas (grains, livestock, aviation, machinery) they are competing with Russia. In energy consumption Ukraine also seems to get a better price for Russian natural gas when they are part of EU monopsony, negotiating a bulk discount, vs one-off negotiations.

Is it too radical to assume that Ukrainians were acting out of self interest?
Thanks for pointing this out. I'll have a look.
I'll just note that Canadian-Cuban relations are a thing.
I haven't heard of any directly taking payments [for membership, at least], but rather third parties selling invites.

It's another somewhat shady area of the internet, adjacent (and somewhat overlapping) with the piracy ones.
When I visited Ohio last summer, no one was wearing masks inside anywhere
Audio Sharing
Wishful thinking has never worked very well, where Russia was involved.

It might be that the slow-rolled advance on Kyiv is meant to draw units away from the southern front Putin actually cares about.
No one is disputing their involvement with open source. The point has been made and it should be evident to anyone who understands how rational decisions are made.
> As long as you don't compete directly with the business, the company doesn't care

I've found, as long as you're not making money no one cares what you're doing. As soon as money starts coming in, a lot of people are very interested in what you're doing. My totally uninformed guess would be that one of the first questions Netflix (or really any company) has about your off-company-time product is 1) does it make money and 2) how much. The answers to those questions will determine how the conversation goes from there, and how many lawyers are involved.
I wrote this[0] post on how I use OBS to share a 1080p sized portion of my upper left ultrawide monitor through Microsoft Teams. If you can share just a specific window, then this should work with google meet.

https://jamesdesmond.org/posts/teams-screenshare-mac/
Crime Pays But Botany Doesn't:

The Ethnomycology of Ugly Landscaping:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RHRgY8fZNv4

Late Night at the Mushroom Lab:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kJVXAALRfRo
So like a Netflix of news?
> England didn't have massive police and secret police force estabilised in its American colonies which could just immediately disappear any people who are starting to organize any kind of resistance

It didn't, because the colonist didn't let it happen.

Democracy and freedom aren’t privilege, they are rights earned with blood.
Fair warning: my experience has been very different than yours or tombert's in most respects and some things have changed over time (some OSS contributions are now much easier, a very recent change). It is also the first company I've worked for that backed up appreciation for my efforts with compensation to match, and where my management chain cared about burnout and mental health with actions rather than empty words.

It is still primarily an on-site company. That might mean on-site an an office in San Diego, Austin, Philadelphia, NYC, etc. But in-office nonetheless.

Every team does things differently, even down to the department or individual manager level. Compared to the other FAANGs it is far more varied in most respects. Just because someone didn't like (or loves) their role doesn't mean you will feel the same way about it. If possible I recommend talking to people who work in the department you are interested in.
RISC vs. CISC
Not really no, more in the sense that plants growing in a field with more lead (not lead contaminated, just above-average) might pickup a bit more lead from the soil and still be good for human consumption.
How come the code listings seem to have removed spaces between keyword tokens? Like, for example, on page 185 you have lines like:

> 50 IFHF<0THENEND

Which clearly, from context, are supposed to be:

> 50 IF HF < 0 THEN END

Is this a typesetting error or did the original text do it that way for some reason? Just to emphasize that BASIC's interpreter didn't care?
U.S. official: No evidence Russians attacked nuclear reactors in Ukraine -MSNBC
Yes, that is a problem on the Switch with bad ports. UI scaling should be a feature of any game targeting multiple platforms.
Texas weather is awful I have no idea where you are getting this from. I lived in multiple Texas cities and they are bad for their own reasons.
If I had a choice between being locked out of my investments and in a country where the economy is falling apart or being locked out of my investments and in a much more stable country, I'd pick the latter. I'd be out of work regardless but at least there would be some near term chance of job opportunity somewhere other than Russia.
> When we went fully remote, suddenly it seems like any compunctions about that vanished; I would have meetings until 9pm 3 nights a week

This is why there is a decline button next to the accept button. An outage or something disastrous, sure I'll stay online till midnight to help in anyway I can; a regular status update type meeting, no way.
> If you're richer than your peers you did something that society considered valuable

Get born of the right parents? Meet the right oligarch?
Pro-Russian Serb March in Belgrade
History of non-standard-layout C++ class layouts
One of the top contributors to coding language Python lives in Ukraine
> The main people who will suffer are just regular Russian citizens, many of whom have been protesting the war.

This is exactly what sanctions do.
The propaganda onslaught is unparalleled. Ukraine is painted as heaven on Earth, a beacon of democracy. McFaul even suggested that Putin essentially "hated Ukraine because it was free".

In reality Ukraine is even more corrupt than Russia, their economy is in terrible shape, despite having more natural resources than most, and a diligent educated population. GDP per capita is a third of Russia's, lower than Belarus! The elites, including Zelensky, are incredibly corrupt.

I love Ukraine, only had wonderful experiences there, but it's getting ridiculous.
I tested my 3440x1440 monitor with M1 Air. I found that fonts are rendered without anti aliasing and looked not good at all. Do you have similar issues?
> I genuinely don't understand the level of vitriol about this product.

The product doesn't exist. It has not been delivered. Tesla has consistently lied about full-self driving.

Here are some lies about full-self driving hardware: https://www.tesla.com/blog/all-tesla-cars-being-produced-now...

Here are some further lies about full-self driving delivery: https://jalopnik.com/elon-musk-promises-full-self-driving-ne...
The problem is that he frames the whole whole experiment as if the inductive current is a property of the circuit rather than a property of two separate wires being next to each other - he heavily implies the inductance is result of the current "starting" to travel through the loop, and IIRC never once uses the term "inductance" (which seems odd for a video purporting to promote understanding rather than just be clickbait).

(The fact that the loop is closed can't be relevant by simple thought experiment, because otherwise it implies you could get ftl signaling by having a switch on the physically distant checking whether the "tiny current" flows when you close the source)
Log4j, Faker and Black Swan Events