skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Only young juveniles balloon; on the one hand it's how they disperse from their natal web, and on the other only a very tiny spider is light enough to balloon at all. You probably wouldn't even notice if one landed on you.

In any case, they're a lot more scared of us, and fairly so - imagine Cthulhu peering into your bedroom window, and you've got a fair picture of what it's like to be a spider who's suffered the mishap of somehow attracting human attention.
> There are some theories that basically say gravity waves permanently "crumple" spacetime

Does that mean those theories predict you can achieve permanent gravitational effects (locally) without any matter or energy to cause it? Wouldn't that violate relativity?
If it’s specifically pigs up for discussion, vegan and vegetarian are the same, and vegetarian is easier — I’m vegetarian, and AFAIK there’s no food made from pig’s milk (certainly nothing I’ve seen in the local supermarket).

But as for healthy? That’s the easy part, there are so many healthy vegan options it’s silly. Food cravings however, that’s hard (and also why I’m only vegetarian, not vegan — I’m looking forward to improvements to vegan cheese[0] in particular given everything else on sale around here now has good enough non-dairy alternatives — though the other part is that I’m not hugely concerned about the ethics of free-range no-kill eggs).

[0] smoked tofu slices is good for sandwiches, but it doesn’t melt nicely on pasta
Yeah what's the go with this, the SE is technically bigger but somehow feels smaller?
I've done this before on smaller scales. Writing a set of table-valued functions that expose the event data in relational form "as of date given by param X", and views on top of that where X is set to getdate(), you get a very ergonomic way to consume "current" & "historical" data. Materialized views can make querying these more natural relations very cheap if your engine supports them.
This really egregiously rewrites the history in which the nascent USSR was rebuked by every single European nation it tried to enter into a defense treaty with against Germany. I'm not going to spoon-feed, but here's a source from mainstream Western media: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/russia/322...

If you want to categorize what the USSR did in that period as conquest and genocide would you say the same about the US annexing Hawai'i? I don't know where you're getting "forgiven and forgotten" from given that you can't talk about the USSR without someone bringing up historical events they don't understand. The Holodomor, Katyn massacre, Molotov-Ribbentrop pact are all common offenders here.

And it was the collapse of the USSR + subsequent privatization of state enterprises at bargain bin prices that created the oligarchs that today are Putin's power base. The US & UK also intervened to put Putin into power in 1999, continuing a long-standing tradition of destabilizing regions and not really caring until the consequences spill over into a country like Ukraine that "looks like us" and live in "a civilized country with McDonalds"
I think I may be able to help sort out the confusing bits. I know a lot about Tor so if you have any further questions feel free to ask. Sp332's comment is a good explanation so I will simply expand upon it. Also, if I misunderstood your question let me know.

Tor works by ensuring that there is three Tor relays between the Tor client (the software that connects to the Tor network) and the destination the Tor client is connecting to.

However, what happens when you want to establish a connection between two hosts who are both using Tor through the Tor network? Well, in that case both Tor programs establish a path through three Tor relays and link the last Tor relays in each of their separate chains together (if you are interested in learning about how each Tor program knows the others end point look up "Tor hidden service directory"). Now with both ends of their Tor relay chains linked, both hosts can communicate with each other securely and anonymously over the Tor network. (For example: you are using Tor browser to connect to a hidden service. Both Tor browser and the hidden service make a chain of three Tor relays each and connect the chains together through the last node of each chain. The Tor browser only knows the relays that it uses for its chain + the end of the hidden services chain. The hidden service only knows the relays in its chain + the last relay in your chain. Thus keeping you both anonymous.)

I hope this helps!
Unfortunately, this also brings back anything you deliberately erased, which might still render some writing unreadable!
Bringing back the woolly mammoth and other extinct creatures may be impossible
If we are going to talk objective politics, the US knew what they were doing when they were steering Ukraine into a collision with Russia, back when they had a serious part in that coup, then supporting the constitution change about neutrality, and finally taking steps for Ukraine to join NATO, all the while ignoring the Nazi proliferation in Ukraine (not very much important detail, but it did show their intents, and it was not democracy). What does that make the US? What was their end goal through all this? Are their goals in Ukraine that important to lead to today? They did know what would happen, with what they did with Ukraine, with what they had done with Georgia, which they also left helpless after steering it to war, and with all of the NATO's expansion towards Russian borders. They had given an example of what happens when you play dangerous games in the doorstep of a great power, with Cuba, threatening a WW3. And they DID NOT CARE. I am not taking away blame from Putin on this specific war. I am just reminding you, the US is playing the same game, and its goals are not concerned with global peace and human wellbeing.

None other than the hypocrisy of the US and the global standards it has set will be the cause of a global conflict. They just have to keep their forces in check, while an opponent does what they have been doing for decades on a non NATO country. Objectively speaking, THAT is the best decision for world peace. And it's all on the US alone. They can do it, and no one is forcing them otherwise.
It's the dry climate.

Western Europe is similar. Coming from New England it blew my mind they barely even know what insect screens are in France/Germany/Switzerland. Just an unbelievable lack of insects compared to the eastern US.
Aren't they more afraid of violence and threats from the other execs? I would think that some violent threats are not off the table when there's so much on the line (jail time) and so much money involved.
There are a few good options, this def being one of them. Grant Abbitt being another.

Blender is software that feels complicated at first because, fundamentally it is doing a complicated thing. But once you start to understand it you cut through all the things that you don't need to worry about because 90% of the time you will be in VERY specific contexts (hard modeling, sculpting, painting, etc) and not worrying about large swaths of the features. But to do everything it needs to do all of those things have to exist.

Being able to learn how to context switch and take advantage of the different workspaces helps a TON. Gotta get used to it though, and it is a big lift. I started messing with Blender off and on a year or so ago and while I'm no master, once I get in my groove I feel like I can move pretty quickly.
Interesting. I suppose if the mandates cannot or will not be enforced then it presents a problem, although I don’t know how well the incentive system works with say, clean air/water acts, which seem to be both mandated and incentivized.
Hey johnsondavies! Definitely lusting after this, is it available anywhere for purchase? If not, any interest in doing a group buy on pcbs and components?

It would be nice if the display had more real estate, at least 80 characters wide ideally so that it could be used as a vt100 terminal.
I did something similar at UIUC very many years ago.
I was called to the office of head of Department of Computer Science and kindly told while he thinks it is cool that I am applying my skills relevant to my field of study, I should stop what I am doing as even simply scraping could be construed malicious if it got the attention of the wrong people in the school.
You probably wouldn't have known but I watched the whole vote counting process all the night (6:50 am here). And Yoon, the president-elect, is not really known for his gender equality policies---he is a polar opposite to say the least.
Well, you can also get rejected doing a few brain teasers in a row. Sometimes I even feel dumber at the end because I didn't "see the twist" or whatever.

I've done a few of those take homes, and none of them ever really took me more than an hour (and were accepted). I have 50+ side projects using a few standard templates I've made for myself, so I can knock these out really fast and just show what I can build
This proposal is essentially a way to standardize a subset of typescript (a subset for now...).

It's Microsoft imposing their technology on the ECMA committee.

Ironically the same Microsoft that rejected ES4. We wouldn't be needing Typescript if ES4 was adopted 15 years ago...

edit: While this proposal doesn't have runtime typechecks, it's just one step toward adding runtime typechecks it isn't a stretch to think that if this passes, runtime typechecks might eventually be added to the language. ActionScript 3/JScript.net/ES4 had them, so it's perfectly possible for Javascript "with types" to add them as well.
100%, this is exactly where my head is at too.
Czech Hedgehog
It's not hard to show probable cause. The issue in most corporate crime is not "did it happen", but "who knew about it" and "who authorized it". Prosecutors, to get an indictment, only have to show it happened, and that the people being prosecuted probably knew what was going on, or should have known. Sorting out exactly who said and did what when when comes out later.
Why do I keep reading the comments on this story?

I'm booking a one way trip to the North Pole or wherever these flying spiders aren't.
Yes even if you skip they’ll just flag your account for bot like activity and require a phone number to unlock. Happened to me first time I replied to Elon Musk, have to hand it to them, definitely something a bot would do.
I googled something and found that old thread, but there was no other way to message you (that I know of).
Yeah, I think nested ternaries are fine as long as it’s just a list like OP is suggesting…

But it breaks peoples brains for some reason so I rarely use them professionally.

It’s really not that hard though, the ? and : are just shorthand for “else if” and “then”.
As a graduating Engineering student that is about to lose access to some really powerful and incredibly expensive CAD software I can't agree enough. I think I just need to say goodbye to parametric modelling and embrace Blender.
And I think this is where the crux of it is; not all software is equal.

Building bridges is very different from putting a shed in someones backyard.

Software is a spectrum and if your company builds sheds in peoples backyards then you don't have to hire in the same way you'd hire a civil engineer.

Lots of companies copy the Google style interview without actually being anything like Google or any understanding why Google hires that way.
Who ships fleas in barrels? Probably more like rodent and fleas with humans on ships....just forget the barrels/containers...senseless point ;)
It was a meeting about a new service/product relevant to the services he provides his clients. It doesn’t seem that weird, especially if he saw his responsibility to then to be similar to that of a level or agent.
I switched to PipeWire few months back on Manjaro and apart from a problem with packages when switching, there is one issue which bothers me slightly - Bluetooth headphones delay. I tried all codecs on my QC35-II, 3 different BT 4 and 5 dongles and the delay is unbearable, rougly 500ms, kills CS:GO experience. On a headphone jack PipeWire is great, audio is clean without any glitches. Just this bluetooth...
If you want a guy to teach to jump through hoops on command, to bark and roll over, then I'm just not a good candidate for the job. You have failed my interview as much as I have failed yours at that point.

Look, I have been doing this for longer than some junior developers have been alive, and I have more than enough financial stability to be able to turn down offers. When I look for a job, I'm not looking for a way to pay the next month's bills or a means to get rich, I'm looking for somewhere I can make a meaningful difference.
‘Pure genocide’: civilian targets in Mariupol ‘annihilated’ by Russian attacks
If Cthulu peered into my bedroom I'd ask him to kill the spider.
It's easier to destroy economies than profit off them.
Surge vst?
Yes, and because gender equality suppresses fertility [1], that would do the opposite.

[1] citation needed, and given Asian fertility rates, highly questionable
Jetpens had a video on it, https://youtu.be/jXLN0InPdr0
White Russians were Ukrainians, Red Russians were the Soviets. So, the guy must have been anticipating this all along.
I'm a long term java dev and just recently moved to Kotlin for some new core services. To be honest I just find them complementary. Kotlin breaks anything it likes and it's basically the pre-bleeding edge that java needs. Everything that java adds to the language and the JVM are rolled into Kotlin to make the runtimes faster/robust/stable.
I want that. In my vineyard here in Ontario. Eating copious quantities of Japanese Beetles.

Can they survive -20C?
How we build a fully regional cloud architecture on AWS
7/10 Nazi deaths were on the eastern front. Nobody said the USSR won the war itself, but they absolutely did contribute the most to the war effort. They were invaded by the largest land army in history and lost entire swathes of the country before eventually pushing the invaders out and liberating Majdanek and Auschwitz. US could have had a similar impact but we only got involved after Pearl Harbor. By then the writing was already on the wall for the Third Reich.
I don't use FriXion pens but I did discover JetPens a couple of years ago and have absolutely fallen in love with high end Japanese-market gel pens. Pilot and Uni make so many amazing pens that don't get sold in the US - especially if you like ultrafine tips.
In fact they seem to require a paid subscription.
Also in Spanish a very lovely, ambitious undertaking in graphic novel form:

https://www.luisbustos.es/Endurance
These little quality of life scripts are life savers, I've made a script which I'm really proud of and still use to this day, in my university they usually release assignments every now and then and I had to check each course's page manually for any new deadline, so I made a python script that scraped the website and would print any new assignments since the last run of the script. I would later make a little telegram integration where new assignments were sent on a group chat for my class mates to get notified too and left the script running in crontab on some vps I had around.
https://github.com/hegzploit/lazy-chicken
You’re a SWE. Point out how your growth is $$$ for the business. Once you’re through the first chunk of your career, it’s enough, and it’s what they really want.
At some point you have to take personal responsibility for the leaders you elect or your failure to keep a poor leader from office. If you didn't vote for them due to apathy or whatever, it's not an excuse. Apathy can have its own form of malignant harm. If your leader is causing global malignancy and harming innocents, only so much sympathy can be invested in the general population from others. Also from what I've gathered from other Russians, not just ones friendly to westerners which are more prone to be against the war, it seems just as many Russians are for the war as against it.
Your W-2 does not come from the IRS, though.

It is created by your employer. The form is simply informing you what it reported to the IRS.

The W-2 your employer created and sent could be wrong.

It’s a screwed up system.
“Worst” probably performs better than alternatives in clickthrough rates.
Vital and Helm are easily the most-recommended free synths I've seen in a couple years of learning music production. I think this might be the first negative/"meh" response I've seen to Vital.

What are your preferred free synth plugins?
Maybe, but I just prefer to have a named function defined with a useCallback and just call it.
Birds eat the spiders. Then they poop on my boat. :-/
I'll refer you to 2008. I suspect my future self will also refer you to 2023, but we shall see!
Documentary cited is from 2007 so that's a marked improvement for 2-3 years...

I'd personally lean towards trusting published medical journal.
There is a saying for this
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trust,_but_verify
I heard it first in the context of Reagan (who was absolutely right when he said it) but apparently it's a russian proverb. How apt.
Hey there, speaking as a champion of the proposal, the TypeScript PM, and a representative in TC39 for 6 years, we're not trying to impose anything or pressure anyone. We hope to present this proposal, and are fully open to discussion and criticism. We are committed to working with other standards representatives, working through the stage process, and not "pushing weight" around here.

I wasn't there for ES4; however, the type semantics of ES4 is a drastically differ from what's being proposed here. There is some information on the FAQ about why runtime types are a non-starter. (https://github.com/giltayar/proposal-types-as-comments/#why-...)

This comment probably won't count for much - actions speak louder than words. Hopefully we can demonstrate that we're being genuine here.
Wow, I'm genuinely kind of stunned that others aren't experiencing this problem. I'm not sure why it's just me.

I owned probably 20-30 Frixons over the years, purchased at various times, and nearly all of them had this problem.

The only constant (beside the human being using them) I can think of is that probably 75% of my writing was in Moleskine-brand journals, and maybe 25% on index cards.
What if you consider it as ‘only returns a data structure that requests the rendering of <Anything /> if someBool is true’?

If you write

console.log(someBool && “anything”)

Are you altering the control flow because the console window will call a different bit of font evaluation code to render “anything” instead of “false”?

Or are you just conditionally evaluating an expression that results in different data that causes different downstream effects?

Evaluating <Anything/> doesn’t do anything. It doesn’t make any DOM elements. It doesn’t trigger any useEffects. It just returns an object that has the potential to be hooked into a react renderDOM lifecycle to provide further instructions on what the DOM should look like and what other core should run.
This might be a solid business idea. Anyone built a model like this before?
> teach toddlers how to properly wash their hands and keep their hands and fingers away from their face.

??Tell me you’ve never been around toddlers without telling me…
Broad sanctions have more purposes than the 2 primary ones (limit funds available for war and make life harder for leaders).

Sanctions of the kind we see now will, not only as an unfortunate side effect, for example

- disproportionately cause working age and educated people to leave the country causing brain drain and furthering the demographic crisis

- lowering the risk/reward threshold for ordinary people to protest the regime. People with somewhat comfortable lives might not risk prison to protest the war. People who can’t eat or who lost their life savings in a year might.

I agree that when consumer brands boycott Russia it’s likely mostly optics and fear of consumer boycott. Not much can be done about that. It just happens to align with and further the sanctions.

It’s important that Russians are given international news, however. Cutting communications seems counter productive.
Hilla: Modern web framework for Java
If you want to get pedantic, ok, but I think my point was communicated clearly enough. I'm not talking about accurate car nomenclature here.
The synth is free. Paid levels seem to be mostly for skins/presets/support. There are more wavetables in the paid version, though I don't know enough about wavetable synthesis to know how much that matters.
It’s a joy to use, I feel I can do anything with it confidently.
I’m not sure whether I agree or disagree with this. But I do want to clarify that my intent was not to argue for or against conditional expressions in any code position, only to address the factual question of whether they constitute control flow.
I recommend the 15 hour audio book for long travels https://naxosaudiobooks.com/south-unabridged/
This is hard for many people to accept. The Russian people guilty. If we believe in democracy, then accept that it's the majority will of the Russian people to support Putin's decision to send forces to:

- bomb hospitals
- kill children
- rape women
- massacre civilians
- destroy homes
- bomb a holocaust memorial site
- etc etc etc

Russia will not recover from this in any of our lifetimes. When the true scale of this terror inflicted upon Ukraine is known by the world, frankly, everyone will be shocked beyond belief.

Hello from Kyiv
ok i am a 1 man shop and outsource Auth to Auth0 but i am paying $25/month to them without offending you how can i justify paying $99/month for this ( I am building another app ) and doing it in webflow as MVP and want todo Auth with a stupid simple JS integration to at least test the MVP. But i like your dead ass simplicity.
I don't really remember him abhorring punctuation. In fact I remember most of the novel being short sentences something like 3-10 words long. I found it very easy to follow.
Increase in attrition across the industry.

A lot of institutional knowledge in these massive tech corporations is disappearing and we're starting to reach the tipping point.
You'll still spend another Mac Studio on energy in order to run a comparable PC for the next five years. To say nothing about not wanting to be in the same room as its fans.
clickable link: https://reactjsfoundations.com
I am not sure, it has a closure for the 'error' local variable.
What are inadequacies of neoliberal policies?
> Russia is isolating the Russians. Roskomnadzor is throttling and blocking the Russian people's access to the wider internet, not Western providers.

Let's not help them do their job, then, even a little bit. Some of the recent sanctions/pullouts are probably counterproductive, e.g.:

1. Visa/Mastercard cutting off service. - It seems like a big result of this has been to make it more difficult for Russians to flee the country. If you want to harm the Russian government, one way to do that is through a brain drain, so make that easy.

2. The Cogent disconnection. - If an authoritarian government wants to disconnect, then the correct response is to try to do the opposite.

3. etc. - e.g. the Namecheap thing. Maybe they should have enacted a content policy rather than just cutting off the whole country. Though their response seems forgivably human since they have so many people in Ukraine.

IMHO, cutoffs should only be done strategically or for reasonable tactical reasons (e.g. cybersecurity threats). In some cases if you want to Russia's actions, in some cases the best action is to leave, but in other's it's to stay (or carefully change policy).
If it would help them, they would've done it themselves. They've already taken out Twitter and Facebook without any hesitation.