skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I have seen this before especially in immigrant communities to the US. It has baffled me. Has there been any introspection as to why natural born people are not as blindly patriotic to their country?

My theory is that they understand that a country like the US only earned all of its amazing rights and freedom due to generations of people pushing against the status quo and that invokes the same non-pride as people are feeling today.

Immigrants have not gone through the same upbringing as natural born citizens. As a result, they have a more rosy view of reality.

It takes some group of people not to accept what is reality today to forge a better future.

For example: BLM is heavily villainized by some groups in the US. Time will tell what the long term consequences of BLM will be(if any). But maybe we will look back decades from now when there is a turning point in the country and there ends up being equal justice and treatment for Black and Brown communities and maybe we will remember BLM as a contributor of change(but not the anti-US sentiment that went along with it).
My personal theory on early peaking in physics and math is that the best proxy for intelligence, working memory, begins to measurably decline in your 40s.

It likely begins to decline even prior to that, as our ability to measure it is very rough and imprecise, which seems to align well with ages when physics/math geniuses peak, ~30s.
Guns are more expensive than software. And don't forget that open source is communism.
It's anti-Ukraine propaganda. It is not banned on youtube either. It is just that certain people want to amplify this signal.
I loved the Oden in winter - despite being unsure how long it had been sitting there. Also went through a phase of getting the アメリカンドッグ 'America Dog'.
I don't know why you care so specifically about Blind. Is it because they're not in full psychosis-induced cancel-mode?

There's support everywhere for NOT collectively punishing the Russian people, and Russians in general, inside or outside of Russia. Leave the innocent people out of this.
Man I wish US convenience stores had food even half as fresh, tasty, and healthy as that found in an average Japanese konbini.
The man in black fled across the desert, and the gunslinger followed

Stephen King has written about how the Dark Tower was written, and it came from the opening line.

A great opening line is an inspiration for the rest of the story, it sets the scene.
Back in the day when i played the Witcher 3 on PC the first time, i noticed fairly quickly that my main focus was on the mini map. It displayed a navigation system like path to the next quest/POI.
It took away all my exploration because i didn't look at the world anymore, my eyes kept looking at the mini map.

Shortly after i deactivated not only the minimap but the whole GUI and only elements of need would popup (health when damaged, status effects ...).

It was another game. You can focus on the world, take in what the designers meant for you to take in. Follow paths that don't lead to the quest.

Although just a compass would've been nice (without quest markers) "less is more" was the case here.
Agreed.

> A Patriot missile battery usually has about 90 U.S. soldiers attached to it. Each system includes a phased array radar, a control station, and eight launchers, each of which can hold four missiles.

I was completely ignorant of how these missile batteries worked. That's a lot of tech to fall into the wrong hands.
That's why MS has github. :)
I’m not sure who the audience is supposed to be. This feels like something a non-technical manager will read and suddenly feel empowered to make technical implementation decisions. It even comes with a handy acronym (ADDR) that can slip its way into corporate jargon.
To be fair, many VPN services (incl mine) allow several of your devices to communicate when both connected to their network.
Lumping together the violent criminal class as the underclass is pretty offensive. Just because you're poor/working class doesn't mean you have to resort to... er... cracking people's head open with a baseball bat unprovoked.

This is not normal.
It is reasonable for A and B to not like each other, yet both A and B favor C. The moment we reduce reasonableness to consistency, we run into issues. That's why we have judges, courts, etc; otherwise, just an algorithm would solve problems.
You can also query sqlite databases directly from an http server that supports range requests (like s3). There are a bunch of implementations of this in different languages including Go[0] and Javascript[1].

[0]: https://github.com/psanford/sqlite3vfshttp

[1]: https://github.com/phiresky/sql.js-httpvfs
This is just sql in json, I prefer mapping SQL semantics onto HTTP semantics like postgrest does. Not aware of any project that does that for sqlite.
Three Chinese web giants create streaming video 'standard'
To be clear, the linux approach doesn't need to "generate" functions: one can define the common operations as functions (and indeed, the linux kernel does this) that can be used for all list types.

The list operations themselves (iterating, adding list nodes, removing list nodes) are all type safe (and can be placed in normal functions), the piece that gets funky is only examining the element content (which uses `container_of`).

There's no reason to speculate on the origin of the the bsd and linux approaches here, and the speculation given is highly questionable.
No, some HTTP clients actually require you to set it - you wouldn't set the header directly, sure, but you would enable gzip/etc. Their point is super valid.
I haven't used Google directly in years, but here on HN I frequently get the idea it's going downhills.

What would be good to have is an independent search engine that both works well, and which is not backed by anonymized Bing or Google results.
imagine if the stock market existed and you bought the dip
Yes, they are. Typically raises are annual and increase pay by 2-5%
Anything that says sign up for beta to get me to provide an email and contact info, I and a lot of other people are not going to use.
I don’t get it. Your teenager sees advertising for body soaps, hair grooming for men, and an ad has an interracial couple? I cannot see what is remotely disgusting.
I'm not familiar with tensor contraction as practiced by a machine learning package, but summation convention is just that, it's not a fundamental property of tensors.

As a way of describing physics or geometry they have additional structure which I'm not seeing.
> Capurro was "trying to solve this issue directly and amicably with the other authors…

> Powell, listed in the Scientific Reports paper as the author who "conceived and directed the project and wrote the manuscript," says he stands by the validity of the paper's data and analysis.

Quite a leap to call an ongoing disagreement among the authors a "lie".

What the journal or the institution have to say means very little. True or false, at the first whiff of controversy, they always back down.

Or from the PR outfit:

> Oxitec has no quibble with the science, either, which complicates its efforts to correct the misperceptions. Gorman said he has never known a published paper to be withdrawn or revised because of the language that authors use. “True speculation is where you discuss on both sides of the argument,” Gorman said. “This is just one side, and that’s just bias.” As an example, Gorman pointed to a line in the news release: “Powell speculated that females had begun to avoid mating with modified males, fueling a rebound in population.”

Speculation is a common (and necessary) aspect of discussion/conclusions, and a signpost to the next experiment. If you don't like it, hire enough lawyers, dole out enough threats, and wait for some people to get cold feet.

edit:

> which also came from one of the authors[1][2]

Neither Kelly Servick nor Joan Conrow are listed as authors of the original paper.
False flag operations were very common in Ukraine from both sides of the parties. It was often a war about publicity and perception to get third parties to act.
Just ban walls in washrooms.

You have nothing to hide there, do you, citizen?
It's not just a hard problem, it's impossible to go from metrics to automatic announcements. Give me a detected scenario and I'll give you an explanation for seeing errors which are unrelated to the service health as seen by customers. From basic "our tests have bugs", to "reflected DDoS on internal systems causes rate limit on test endpoint", to "deprecated instance type removal caused a spike in failed creations", to "bgp issues cause test endpoints failures, but not customer visible ones", to...

You can't go from a metric to diagnosis for a customer - there's just no 1:1 mapping possible, with errors going both ways. AWS sucks with their status delays, but it's better than seeing their internal monitoring.
Look for material from china - I've seen videos where something like 90% of ingredient-to-table pipeline was robotic, including the waiter
Haven't been to Japan (or any other Asian country that has these sandwiches) yet, but they remind me of something that's pretty common in Europe: tramezzini (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tramezzino). These are also sold packaged in various stores. The bread is basically the same as toast bread, sometimes with the crusts removed, sometimes not. You can eat them cold or toasted (using a special device of coarse, not a regular toaster).
What's lots, and how much does it cost to change their opinion?
This was possible way before the algorithmic feed was introduced, via the “tweets you may have missed” section. It bubbled up the relevant ones without adding a ton of recommendation garbage.
> ...and sometimes
emphasize accessing otherwise unavailable content.

I am most certainly not a lawyer, but I find it hard to imagine that the bolder VPN adverting wouldn't surely rise to the level of tortious interference given they seem to actively induce viewers to actively work around streaming geo-blocks contrary to user agreements
We do background checks, so hopefully we're not actually hiring people who tell big lies on their resumes.

> IMO for the hopper it is also not easy
I agree. I'm changing jobs soon and have some apprehension for the reasons you mention, plus don't forget the fear of underperforming and being deported for losing my job :/

> the goal of the job is to get paid and support your family
Parents and people who pass the vibe check get strong yeses from me so no issue there /s

But in all seriousness I do feel really bad when interviewing parents or anyone with other obligations that stop them from grinding practice questions if I have to fail them because they can't solve some BS leetcode question. Unfortunately my intuition if someone is a good engineer or not doesn't matter much if they can't crank out some leetcodes in 35 minutes :/
The vimeo link didn't work, took a while but found this on YouTube: https://youtu.be/2AKpsBF-bvo

Given the warnings, it might get taken down soon.
Specifically, joining NATO would require the ROI to come to the defense of the UK.

For previous generations of politicians, that was unthinkable. De Valeera refused to join WWII even after Churchill offered him NI in return.

Also think of it strategically. Imagine the UK was invaded (Russians, Nazis, whatever). There’s a chance the government would have to abandon England, Wales, and Scotland, and relocate to Stormount.

That would put the ROI in a tough spot. But that spot would be a lot less tougher if they were strictly neutral.

The current Irish policy was created when the threat of a Nazi invasion was very real.

It’s worth pointing out UK fighter jets regularly intercept Russian interlopers over Irish skies.
It's the only way I can use Twitter and for the same reason as you said. I'm not on Twitter all the time, so I only see probably about 1~5% of my full TL. I'd prefer to read "important" ones between my two visits, instead of whatever posted newest.

And the lists are still reverse-chronological so if I need to see specific things in order I can still find them.

With that said, this change is very backward. The old UI is already perfect, everyone gets what they want.
It sure did: It documented US involvement in 2014 coup as well as the extreme right Azof paramilitaries who murdered 14000 ethnic Russians. Never heard any of it?
https://www.mintpressnews.com/ukraine-jewish-president-zelen...

Oh, why isn't this reported?
US Admits to Funding Biological Laboratories in Ukraine, with Dilyana Gaytandzhieva
https://www.mintpressnews.com/us-admits-funding-biological-l...
Zig's C and C++ FFI is basically based on embedding clang, which seems the only way for its level of FFI in case of C++. For C it is much more doable to make a new C compiler specifically for FFI.
Slightly of topic but Armenian music made a really strong impression on me.

I had zero knowledge of Armenian culture and music but when I first heard a duduk concert, I think I had about 45 min of continous goosebumps, a very unexpected and intense experience.
Internet capacity isn't scaled by replacing public spaces with toxin-emitting machines, and you can't be hit by one of those machines while crossing the Internet to get to local businesses.

Whether or not you like cars, they're simply not sustainable. It's great that you have one and take advantage of the government subsidies, but it's not a thing that future generations are going to do.
I don't think busybox has anything to do with the question of musl performance.
I can recommend "Tweet New Twitter" too. It allows users fine-grained control of Twitter's features (algorithmic content, retweets, UI changes and more).

The only small criticism that I have is that there is no button or keyboard shortcut to quickly disable it in the case that I actually need one of the disabled features). For that you can quickly bring up Firefox' addons dialog via Ctrl+Shift+A though, to disable the addon completely.
I actually like these recommendations. Then again I mainly use Twitter to look for arts, so it's less important that a tweet is posted by someone I follow or not.
You guys really need to get your twitter feed in order. You realize that they have an option to only show latest tweets of people you follow? Then it's just about unfollowing all crypto spammers and you're good. While my feed isn't free of undesired content, it's far better than any other platform I use, including HN (because the good bits from HN get shared on Twitter).
It's the US promoting "free" speech through big corporations
The goal here is definitely not a lock-in strategy. Our lack of clear pricing is simply the nature of being a brand new company who hasn't yet had sufficient time to work with customers to solidify the right price point. As we iron out our business model we'll absolutely make pricing more transparent on our site.
We should do what we can to pressure the Russian government to stop the hostilities and to support those who want to leave, those who want to stay, and those who want to fight.

At the same time, we should not blame a people for their government actions. We didn’t do it to Americans when the US invaded Iraq, we don’t blame Israelis when the IDF bombs Gaza, and we shouldn’t do it to Russians when so many risk their freedom to show support towards the Ukrainian people. We must acknowledge Russia is not a democracy and the actions of its government have little support from its people and the support it has was obtained through propaganda and misinformation.
A screaming comes across the sky.

- Gravity’s Rainbow
Well, I'm glad we agree on most points, but Germam citizens most definitely will die because of fuel poverty.

https://energyindustryreview.com/analysis/energy-poverty-a-t...
> They generally also like to change placement of product, to make sure you don't learn the layout and get too efficient at navigating.

I dont know if this is really happening. Grocery stores where I go are fairly static. They change layout once in years and larger one have big signs that tell you where what roughly is.
There are always lots of over-entitled loud people at FAANG/friends when it comes to conversations about compensation. At one point, my company was rated as one of the highest paying companies on levels.fyi, and people were still complaining about pay in internal meetings.
There must be some universal novelty about food from convenience/convenient locations. My neighbor keeps telling me about the fried chicken from the local gas station mini-mart. He swears it’s the best thing since Popeye’s but I’m not touching that with a ten foot fork.
If someone job hops I don't recommend them for further interview rounds. Even in an agency setting were turn over is high. I don't want people like that on my team.

I have one 7 months stint in my resume and that is framed by 5.5 on one side and now more than 7 years in my current job.

My pay increased by >90 percent in my current job. The people I work with are really great and I couldn't in good conscience recommend someone for that team that goes out of their way to support each other that is only in it for themselves. I personally don't want hedonistic people on the team I am playing on.

And a word about crafting BS emotional stories around how a family suffers because someone doesn't job hop. WTF.

If one can't go on vacation because they did not receive a raise they are not acting financially responsible. Especially when having a family.

Vacation imho always should come out of a play money budget. Put aside some amount of money every month for play and/or vacation. Next to money you put to the side for emergencies. Then pay the bills and still have money to spend. This is financially sound planning.

If either one of these is missing people are not planning their financials good enough. At least imho.

If anyone ever tells their kid that they are incapable of going on vacation because of a raise too low their kid should answer that they are sad their parents are lying to them about their financial incompetence.
> So as govt has the power to seize bank accounts anyway, CBDC would not make any difference at all in this case, it's a question of govt accountability.

So because it’s possible we should consent to a system that makes it programmatic and infinitely scalable across the whole population?

You don’t seem to get the implications of government-controlled programmable money.

https://bfsi.economictimes.indiatimes.com/amp/news/policy/di...
But it's obvious. Slugs and their ancestors have hit the truck many times and thus learned to avoid them. Tesla just has to train their cars more, but not on public roads.

Personally I think we would be better off starting with self-driving trains, there's still a lot of train accidents even with human operators.
> As if nothing good or the best in its breed ever came out from $PREVIOUS_YEAR or any previous years before that!

I know most of these are blogspam sites and I hate them too, but the way I understand the rationale behind the year, and the way I would do it too is this:

Best $PRODUCT $CURRENT_YEAR can include products that were manufactured in $PREVIOUS_YEAR or $LONG_TIME_AGO. The $CURRENT_YEAR is saying that the list is up to date, not that all the items in the list were made in $CURRENT_YEAR.
In January, I negotiated an equity grant at a fixed value (hypothetically, $1 million, vested over 4 years). That $1 million value doesn’t change, it’s what my offer agrees to.

The strike price (value per share) is based on the average stock price N days before my starting day. If I started Feb 1st, the strike price would be based on the N days before Feb 1. If I push my start date to April 1st, it would be based on avg stock price N days before April 1st.

I would rather get $1mm worth of stock at $60/share than $1mm at $110/share, for example.
They might make it harder to choose but props to Twitter for still having the chronological option and allowing access through alternative interfaces like Tweetdeck unlike say Facebook.

Also props for letting you to just straight block in the normal way the account behind an ad you see.
Not as an industry, as a society! In "free market" liberalism, selfishness manifests as self-promotion, because money and success is tied to others perceiving how good job we are doing. In other words, the (supposedly objective) free market metric of selling service to others becomes a target and is being manipulated.
Is this too anti-Ukraine propaganda:

The U.S. House of Representatives has admitted an ugly truth that the U.S. mainstream media has tried to hide from the American people: that the post-coup regime in Ukraine has relied heavily on Nazi storm troopers to carry out its bloody war against ethnic Russians, reports Robert Parry.

https://consortiumnews.com/2022/03/06/robert-parry-when-us-h...
Maybe its the wheat - apparently there are a lot of varieties, this is about Italian flour but probably applies https://medium.com/the-cookbook-for-all/is-italian-flour-rea...
I went to Japan for a business trip for a week in 2014 and I absolutely loved the 7-11 sandwiches! Not entirely sure why the crust had to be cut off though. I also tried Sukiyaki and a few other dishes, as well as the obvious Sushi and green tea KitKat's and stuff. The business was boring and involved daily long train rides but the food was wonderful!
I already trust ProtonMail with my emails, so started using ProtonVPN when I have a need for one.

They have wireguard support now.
While it might be an interesting read for an European, the article seems to be focused on the situation in the USA :)
You might just not be good at googling for that topic.
Good. Banning calls for the death of people literally going around murdering Ukrainian civilians seems disproportionate.
So of I could filter out all search results with a year in the title, perhaps I'll get something more "authentically organic"?
On a one-to-one basis, that might be one approach.

On a system- or industry-wide basis, this approach fails to address the real issue of the significant time taken for evidence to reach patients. Simply walking away leaves the problem unresolved.
Our Test environment offers all of the functionality that our Live environment offers. You can get the entire Kable experience in the Test environment without registering a credit card. Only when you're ready to deploy Kable to your Live production environment do we require a payment method.
The word thing is that the « Home » feed is soooo bad. Twitter switched me to the home feed without my knowledge and I was like « wtf this tweet is 2 months old + I’ve already liked it + it’s not even active »… I thought it was a cache issue
Meanwhile alphabet EPS is up 35% from last year.