skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> because lead lobbyists continued to disrupt regulation efforts.

I have genuine, actual trouble maintaining faith in humanity when I hear about people like this existing. It just makes me incredibly depressed and bummed out about life.
Ask HN: would you trust a company's container images or repos after a breach?
Being a recent victim, let's take Nvidia as an example. Would you trust Nvidia's repos on GitHub or Container images? If no, how would you go about checking for any malware/backdoor? Any pointers would be appreciated. Thanks!
>It becomes an in-group thing where you need to adopt an outward appearance of being very frustrated to fit in with the other people in the group.

Very important point. Similarly, many self-help groups trend towards a culture of "wound worship."
I suppose I could have just been randomly banned as well lol. I just assumed that was the reason because I never used it for anything else. They never gave me a reason and I never bothered to challenge it.
Way to equate too things that aren’t remotely the same.

One person was murdered because someone thought they passed a fake $20 bill, vs people asking that another should not be allowed to be at a conference.
The Russia-Ukraine War Turned Egypt's Food Crisis into an Economic Threat
Except when Tim decides to standardize how each micro-service is built, using a custom framework...
It doesn't mention anywhere in the press release that Coca Cola was forced to pull out of Russia due to sanctions. This makes it seem like a voluntary action.
Yeah exactly, people get emotional and forget that a lot of times private interests feed people by the thousand into a meatgrinder for profit. If someone stops doing business in Russia, it's because they did some math and figured out it wasn't worth it.
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Your response is without merit. Yes, most people don't live in places with the best solar resource. But the cost of solar I gave there is so cheap (like, a factor of 10 cheaper than new nuclear) that one could be 2-3x more expensive than that and still not be the most expensive source of electricity per kWh.
> The killing of innocent Ukrainians must be stopped.

Were were you when the killing of innocent Russians was taking place in 2014?
https://www.dw.com/en/ukraine-the-forgotten-victims-of-donba...

What would you think if a region in Europe belonging to a larger country clamored for independence but was crushed by the military and by sanctioned militias which are antisemitic and right wing radicals?
https://civic-nation.org/ukraine/society/radical_right-wing_...

How much do you really know about May 2nd 2014?
https://www.dw.com/en/the-odessa-file-what-happened-on-may-2...

About the ties between radical anti-democratic para-military groups, the US and Ukraine?
https://moderndiplomacy.eu/2018/06/04/how-and-why-the-u-s-go...

I don't know much, but would be surprised if it's as simple as: Russia = BAD, Ukraine = GOOD.

note that I'm not saying Russia is innocent or justified. Their war is unjustified and an atrocity. But Ukraine is not a beacon of democracy, respect and peace either. They are a country whose government has supported radical and violent tactics against some of its own ethnic groups.

Neither Russian nor Ukrainian civilians deserve any of this.
In my opinion, protests, and sanctions should be very targeted (at leaders, companies and groups participating in these violent attacks: Now Russians ones, a few years ago Ukrainian ones).
Based on your comments, you are not one of the Europeans.

I do not think that anybody in Europe is willing to have any relationship with Russia as it will be seen as it always should have been - untrustworthy criminal.

Air strike against Russian ground forces is also not unlikely by now when they continue to commit war crimes and genocide. NATO has been playing games to avoid direct confrontation but there will be a moment when the voices of their own people become too loud to be ignored.

It is the best for Russian army to leave Ukraine till there is an army.

There will be no retaliation to this from Russia behind some more threats.

Or do you think Russia is going to nuke Switzerland or what?
SEC Charges Siblings in $124M Crypto Fraud Operation
This is what they were referring to. To get optimum performance out of NUMA systems, you need to be careful about memory allocation and usage to maximize the proportion of your accesses that are local to the NUMA domain where the code is running. Apple's answer here is essentially "we made the link between NUMA domains have such high bandwidth, you don't even have to think about this."
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> for we need to make space for the next generation (only adding people to planet earth would not be sustainable, as resources are scarce - imagine nobody would ever die). Being on this planet for a limited time period makes it more important to make the right choices, because we have only one life.

Fertility rates are declining globally, even in Sub-Saharan Africa:

https://www.afd.fr/en/actualites/dramatic-drop-fertility-acr...

Unless lifespans radically expand, we will eventually start to run out of people. If this were 4chan, I would tell you outright what I really think of you, but since it isn't, I won't.
> It's like when I start diving deep into technical work, my head spins. I get zoned in, later fatigued, and I think there's some behavior change.

I feel the same way with deep social interaction, but diving deep into technical work usually is invigorating, so I guess I can't really empathize. My hardest days at work are full/half day morale events :).
These CPU names are terrible. When did Apple get bad at naming things?
This is really helpful thanks, you've articulated it so well it seems like it was obvious the whole time
That’s not really a fair comparison. Apples chip spends most of that on their GPU, and the neural engine takes a chunk too. Threadripper is only a CPU.
There is a smoothness to the fake audio and video with audio clips that makes them very obvious.
> NATO already has been supplying advanced man-portable missiles, artillery, intelligence, firearms/machine-guns of all kinds, communications equipment, night-vision systems, etc.

Source?

A few days ago Zelensky was quoted as saying that "NATO [has] provided nothing but 50 tons of diesel"
What is the Wagner Group, Russia’s mercenary organisation?
Sony Xperia 10 III? (same width)

Asus Zenfone 8
It’s almost so bad it’s trying to convince people they’re better at detecting deepfakes than they actually are …
Thanks, sorry about that, updated my comment too.
It IS virtue signalling. KFC and Pizza Hut have decided to continue their operations in Russia. If it was "because of sanctions", they would have pulled out too.
Now I'm annoyed that in 2022 I'm understanding Google+ better. I want to follow the /intersect/ of "Jane Smith" and "Catan". Both of these are topics. I might be broadly interested in "computers", and "board games", or interested in just my friend "Jane Smith". I likely don't want to know everything Jane is posting - or those posting things about her - but when I choose to Follow her, I should be prompted with a list of topics I've subscribed to that would narrow the posts I see which intersect with Jane. Also - G+ or Twitter - would be working to autotag posts into topics/subjects to help me identify how I want to intersect with those posts. (If the author themselves don't apply tags)

I can see why limiting what you're presented with never took off from a marketing point of view. I think this is rad though.
> Ads aren’t worth very much. Google ads generate [...] maybe fractions of a penny.

Suppose someone types "hotel Paris" into a search engine. Then the ads auction is the search engine turning around and saying "here's someone that's (probably) about to spend a thousand euros on _some_ website. How much if I send them to yours?" You can't buy that kind of intent-to-buy for only pennies -- that's 2-3 orders of magnitude off.

There's definitely ads that are sold by the kilo-impressions, but search ads generally do not fall in that category.

Disclosure: I work for Google, but have no relevant inside information. A public resource for this is https://brandastic.com/blog/how-much-do-google-ads-cost/:

> In 2022, the average Google AdWords cost per click is about $1 to $2 on the Google Search network. Some newer niches may still see lower costs, while more established businesses, might see higher cost-per-click averages.
they are doing the opposite, their current caseload growth is higher than that of other countries,

That is not flattening for sure, it is more explosive - spiking the curve not flattening it.
They also said that the Mac Pro is still yet to transition. So they'll have to come up with something for that. My suspicion is that it won't be M branded. Perhaps P1 for pro?
I'm really confused on what you are trying to make a point on. Your statement was NATO should have not allowed Ukraine membership based on the threats from Russia of war. NATO did not allow Ukraine membership and even stated as much that Ukraine likely could never be a member. Russia got what they wanted. So what compromise was NATO not willing to make?

It feels like you are trying mental gymnastics to give a pass to a country starting a war. Russia is to blame, full stop. Russia should have no say in how Ukraine wants to move forward or the alliances they want to make. Russia is free to voice their concerns or better yet, provide better assurances and protection to Ukraine than what NATO could offer. Instead, they invaded. No one is at fault for that other than Russia.
The most recent example I think is when prompted to nominate a supreme court justice, the Democratic president openly said that he would do so with a particular skin tone and gender in mind. That is to say even if he found a better candidate, if they didn't have the type of skin or genitals he preferred, he would not nominate them on that basis.

What was the one before that? Free crack pipes for racial equity, I think.
Would they also be built to produce the type of products needed by the local-ish market?

So one in Europe will have a higher fraction of diesel (used in most trucks, some cars, and some trains) compared to the USA (trucks and almost all cars use petrol).

(Compare: https://www.statista.com/statistics/189410/us-gasoline-and-d... - https://www.racfoundation.org/data/volume-petrol-diesel-cons... -- the ratio is very roughly reversed.)
FWIW this is a blog aimed at statisticians and economists, so intermediate undergraduate statistics is more or less assumed in the authors language
Those are all listed possibilities. Not evidence for its occurrence.

Contrast this to the evidence for coal contaminating water supplies with mercury. Fracking, despite its reputation and scary name, is safe. Like, flying airplanes safe.
I wish Apple would use their clout to move up in size. I've been waiting for a nice 32" monitor or larger for a while at a reasonable price. Currently using a 4K 39" TV as a monitor (had to contort the settings to get the text readable, etc.) Probably has something to do with panel yields and profit, sadly (but understandably). That said (and acknowledged, I'm not generally an Apple person), I see very little reason to buy Apply monitors, from a price perspective I just don't see them as a value and see many extremely comparable monitors that work great with Apple computers.
> Isn't the aim of sanctions to hurt Russians?

I think the aim of sanctions is to make Russians unhappy, more than to hurt them. If they're hurt by the sanctions but not bothered by them, it accomplishes nothing.
I think you bring your whole self to an in person encounter much more than you do to a social media presence. The difference is, there's no concept of proximity. Everything you say on social is shouted to the entire room, so if you want to say anything, you have to say it to everyone. In a personal encounter, you react to the people near you. If they recoil, you might explain. On social, many people are reacting in different ways and even more not reacting at all. So how do you react to all of those reactions? (You don't)
Correct, with exception of arms trade, which finds a way to generate conflict to keep the demand going.
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just logged in. Can I ask you couple of questions?
1. Privacy
How the notes are stored, and who has access to it?
2. Git-like versioning
Great idea! It looks like a good start to iterate on that.
3. A bug?
The text is white, and the background is white. So, I didn't see what I wrote. I had to turn off ad blocker, and then it was okay.
4. Limitations
What are the limitations? I mean, how much data can I store? How many versions of versioning is stored?

PS I am making myself a minimalist writing tool, it's called Difree. Good luck :-)
"The new guidance would run counter to recommendations of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that all children ages 5 to 7 should be vaccinated."

I assume they mean 5-17.

It would also be nice if they go into detail about the rationale for the decision.
I just don't get why they wouldn't turn those usb-c ports the other way so they line up nicely with the sd slot....
Sony Xperia 10 III (same width)

Asus Zenfone 8
https://web2.uwindsor.ca/math/hlynka/qonline.html

A large list of books (free and online), I cannot speak to the quality of any particular book but you can take some of the titles and authors and perhaps find reviews.

http://web2.uwindsor.ca/math/hlynka/qbook.html

Linked at the top of the first page I shared, but not available online (though a few are available through some services like O'Reilly's digital library).
> Apple's cultural push for $1 apps has made it hard to charge sustainable amounts for indie apps

There are some pretty good $1 apps out there, while at the same time there are dumb apps written in electron demanding I sign up for a $10+/month subscription for the privilege of putting my 10kb text files in their cloud instead of Dropbox...
What detonated the conflict was Zelensky threatening to leave the Budapest Memorandum. Of course you won't hear that anywhere :)
The Pixel 5 is perfect.

It's the only phone that tore me away from the iPhone 7/8 SE form.

The fingerprint sensor is arguable in a better position (on the back).

Plus you get better battery, an OLED screen, 90hz.

It sucks the Pixel 6 series went huge and bulky instead of continuing the successive wins of Pixel 3,4,5.
Honestly? You shouldn't. There is so much we aren't privy to, and today's 240-character news cycle is full of rumor, hearsay, and lies, so any opinion or judgement formed is almost guaranteed to be flawed.
Headless components in React and why I stopped using a UI library for our design
This is genuinely creepy sounding. It might be less creepy if they didn't compress the time so much
> 16GB RAM in 2022 is unjustifiable.

MacOS on ARM handles memory differently, try it you might like it.

They can only print so many M1max chips at a time, they want to sell them in a high margin machine. Give em a year and the M1max will trickle down to the mini.
> Cancel culture is pretty interesting.

What does "Cancel Culture" mean to you?
Reread my response.

I said if I was Lithuanian I would probably apply. Sounds like they think the way I said they do.
I've seen projects online about converting 5k iMacs into external displays by essentially ripping out the insides and putting in a driver board instead - I wonder what the relative cost (/value proposition) of that is compared to these new displays if you don't need a webcam?
Agreed, the UX is awful. Just a moment ago I was attempting to unshuffle my Discover Weekly playlist on an iPad, and honestly still have no idea how to do it. The big green play button shows a small activated shuffle icon, but how to undo it is either impossible or requires knowing the right sequence of UI button presses, swipes and magic spells.
The John Pilger documentary Burp! Pepsi vs. Coke: The Ice Cold War [1] was really eye opening for me.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p3PjKrWdZ-E
Making the keypad optional adds user confusion. It might be a worthwhile tradeoff if doing so is necessary to save screen space, but if the keypad is actually accounting for such a significant portion of your screen real estate, I'd love to see your monitor.
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I wish my fingers weren't so fat :(
I believe the weapons are Soviet still, in fact they have been harder and harder to source, since Russia (surprise!) didn’t want to sell them to Poland, whose only conceivable aggressor is Russia itself.

Comms etc not sure, these must have been somewhat matched.
So the answer is, standardize communication/protocols but leave procedure to the free market?
You answered your own question. Exclusive distribution deals reduce competition and increase price. We could have a much better market if producers were required to sell their content at a fixed, public price to any distributor willing to pay it.
I'd say if those people are not being utilized to improve the product, then yes it is a waste - who is to blame for the waste is a different matter, but management is the obvious place to look.
Yeah, once you realize the most profitable Google search terms are already the top organic result paying to be on top, you realize Google's business is the guy who shakes down storefronts for "protection" to avoid their windows being broken in by the local gang on a global scale.

"That's a nice brand you built there. Ya know, it'd be a shame, a real shame, if one of your competitors was to end up above you on the search results page. I could, uh, make sure that doesn't happen."
And how do you find it?

Note that I found the English-speaking RT to be surprisingly neutral on the topic of the war, including the phrases used. Yes, they call it a „special military operation“ and not a war, but the articles could have been from the BBC or the DW. Their op-eds were 4chan tier pro-Putin rants though.

However, Russian-language Russian state media such as Russia24 (vesti.ru) or similar (which I can only consume through Google translate but I believe Google to be fairly good here) are completely pure pro-Putin rants, not just the op-eds. They're cherrypicking topics, being very one-sided and over-all give the feeling of living in a completely different universe.

Curious to see somebody else‘s opinion.
What is politicized about that? I had no idea the name had ever changed, but thanks to your comment, just spent the last 20 minutes trying to figure out why and no Internet sources citing the fact that a rebrand happened give a reason at all. The only somewhat "political" theory seems to be a Reddit thread citing a Dutch publication claiming the rebrand happened because of pressure from Palestinians complaining that it supported Jewish West Bank settlements. Apart from that being ridiculous in the first place, that theory was quickly debunked in the same thread by both the maker of the game disavowing that and they and players pointing out the rebrand had actually happened in Germany years earlier and was only then being reflected in the Dutch version.
Apple doesn't cut the price on their phones, they stay the same price until replaced the next year.

You can often find some retailer discounts later in the cycle but the Mini and SE are in different market segments as far as Apple is concerned.
I wonder what clock rate the studio runs these chips at with the extra cooling. Frustrating that the marketing materials don't mention that.
Yea, here's Crysis and you're right IMO. At a glance I can't see much difference. I'm sure I could find them but they certainly don't stick out

https://youtu.be/KVmc2P2PPRw?t=841
There are only two real gaming benchmarks and they are both real bad for the M1. In Tomb Raider it fairs even worse at 4K than it does in borderlands.

It’s a great chip but it doesn’t trade blows with anything Nvidia puts out especially at comparable price points.

Maybe you buy things to run benchmarks. I buy them to run the software I own. For games they come up short on fps and high on price. That is the inverse of what I’m looking for.
I, in turn, unfortunately had to listen to fellow players complain about the name change throughout a whole game the other week.
They're working, but their harder effects will come with time. Unfortunately Ukraine doesn't have the same amount of time, which is the reason we should help them as much as we can to build an effective resistance. Time works against Russia, and Putin knows that, to the point that he allows fake negotiations while continuing to bomb indiscriminately everyone, including civilians.
I'm not saying it as a joke, I've switched to a Samsung phone myself because it comes with USB-C and a headphone jack. I miss some Apple things like iMessage, but I just got so sick of carrying extra cables and dongles everywhere.
This always reminds me of the fact that there are now no trees on Easter Island although there were trees on it. And that humans deforested it. And at some point the people there must have gone, "Well ... we might as well cut down that last one, too."

Although I can easily imagine one neighbor cutting down the last tree on another neighbor's space out of spite.
The power is only relevant because it makes the machine quite in a compact form. If you've got a bit of space, then a water cooled system accomplishes a lot of the same thing. For some people there is an aesthetic element.

Power does make a big difference in data centers though - it's often the case that you run out of power before you run out of rack space.

Where power for a computer might make a difference could be in power-constrained (solar/off grid) scenarios.

I don't know if I've ever heard anyone make an argument based on $$$.
Affinity photo and affinity design are quite good replacements for Photoshop and illustrator respectively. You can get them with a one time payment.

I got them during a promotion and i was able to get both for 30 USD.

I have been using them for about 6 months now and i find them quite good, even though, having used Adobe tools for a long time, i miss the familiarity with the interface and the shortcuts and some of the more advanced features.

I am not that he expert with video editing to be able to recommend alternatives unfortunately...
Interesting: the discontinued 27" iMac was only $200 more (1599/1799) despite containing basically an entire Mac mini.
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Here is the target market

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kIQINCWMd6I

This is Apple's core creative audience.