skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It’s remnants from a time where security wasn’t a concern. The original intent of the From: field in email was that it’s definitive, but now it’s just a legacy field that many systems ignore because it’s fakeable.
The 1MB number is not correct, the core of CodeMirror is 150kb before gzip. Codejar is pretty cool, but it's super minimal, it's great if you want something very basic. It also doesn't really work on mobile despite using contentEditable.
I'd be careful with that equivalence, texting while driving is presumably an intermittent and short lived interruption, when you drive drunk you're impaired for the whole trip.
Some folks are encouraging the use of the word "collision" or "crash" instead of "accident":

> Before the labor movement, factory owners would say "it was an accident" when American workers were injured in unsafe conditions.

> Before the movement to combat drunk driving, intoxicated drivers would say "it was an accident" when they crashed their cars.

> Planes don’t have accidents. They crash. Cranes don’t have accidents. They collapse. And as a society, we expect answers and solutions.

> Traffic crashes are fixable problems, caused by dangerous streets and unsafe drivers. They are not accidents. Let’s stop using the word "accident" today.

* https://crashnotaccident.com

* https://www.michigan.gov/mdot/0,4616,7-151-9615_11261_63762-...

> If you believe these incidents are accidents then they will happen to you. Don’t just change the word; change the mentality from accident to the collision. Doing this will help you make the switch to believing they are preventable. Many people say accidents happen. Sure they do, but these are not accidents and they are preventable when you change the belief and do you best to avoid them while staying focused on the driving environment.

* https://safetydriven.ca/resource/accident-or-collision/

* https://www.roadpeace.org/get-involved/crash-not-accident/
Hello!

I know that obfuscation on the native binary level can be a bit overwhelming and confusing so I welcome you all to have a look at one of my de-obfuscations tools/research designed for 2 common obfuscation schemes I found in the wild!
> If trees needed to photosynthesise faster they would already be doing it.

You are anthropomorphizing nature. We human have needs, we modified crops and plants for bigger and tastier fruits and vegetables. Trees and nature doesn't have "needs". During the carboniferous, trees set the atmosphere on fire due to excess of dead trees (wood) and oxygen. They "didn't care". Hopefully, later, creatures evolved & processed trees and a balance was achieved.
Outsource IT to Finland. Microsoft already bought Nokia so it's US-strategic. Also Finns are highly educated. Obviously less cheap than poorer ex-Soviet countries though.
I plan of adding .zim support to Offpunk if people are interested. I don’t like Kiwix UI and already had a basic zim browser hacked thanks to libzim-python.
I remember walking early morning last summer, listening to the birds and thinking how absurd it is to believe this isn't a type of language.

I guess it would depend on what is considered the minimum constraints to be considered a language.
Like it or not, many banks and other industries use it as a verification question. A collections agent is going to be explicitly and strictly forbidden by policy from disclosing it to an unknown person on the phone, and that's a good thing.

Yes, I'm pretty sure everyone has my SSN and other details, but collections agents should absolutely follow the rules. The ones that don't tend to be abusive.
Just one example from recent practice, to automatically collect a number of texts (pdfs) into a set of groups for easier subsequent processing (summarization). Without K-Means you'd have a pretty hard time figuring out for each subsequent document which group you want to add it to or whether or not you need to make a new group. With K-Means given a fairly simple 'distance' function all of the grouping is automatic. In fact, once you have K-Means coded up the distance function is the problem to solve. If you can't meaningfully define a distance then you probably won't be able to use it.
In my opinion even hosting a server in Europe is not sufficient thanks to the PATRIOT act and GDPR. However it seems to me that this is the current generally acknowledged practice until it is sorted out by governments and courts.
America still has cheap gas and taxes in comparison to many places in SE Asia. If you factor in real wages, direct and indirect taxes and the lack of social security nets, I guess places like India etc would look real expensive.
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"This week, Russian authorities seem to have responded to threats of a boycott by saying that it plans to drop a requirement that government-funded scientists publish in recognized foreign journals."

https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-022-00718-y
You are thinking of personal use cases, but the point of these editors is that they strive to be as light weight as possible and are meant to be part of some online service that for some aspect of their functionality/features includes offering an embedded code editor. VScode has too much stuff for most of those use cases where you'd use something like CodeMirror.
Dwarf wheat was defiantly a bioengineering marvel, and directly lead to avoiding the starving of hundreds of millions.
I don't understand the motivation to remove MSI support. The document says:

> Microsoft is slowly moving away from MSI in favor of Windows 10 Apps (AppX) as a new deployment model

First, MSI has better OS support than AppX, second, many users are still using Windows 7 and won't be able to use AppX. MSI is not some 30-years old deprecated standard.
Reply here.
I don't think you would have to store the carbon as wood forever. We need to get it out of the atmosphere ASAP but it's still a valuable resource. Even if we don't wind up turning it into diamond and using it as a fundamental construction material or something (nod to "Diamond Age") and still want to keep it in organic form in the ecosystem at large, we have time to convert it into herds of mammoths and vast forests or whatever, once we get it out of the sky.
> Bombing Chernobyl would make zero strategic sense.

OTOH, starting a nuclear WW3 would also make zero strategic sense, and still the West is worried about him doing that. So maybe worrying about this is also valid.
Great! Rulings are one thing. I can however add that despite rulings, there's extensive work being done at Sweden's governmental agencies and municipalities to replace USA hosted services. The city of Stockholm (40 000 workers and countless students) just recently said no to Office 365 partly because of Schrems II.

Similar things are happening in other countries:

https://techcrunch.com/2021/08/17/stop-using-zoom-hamburgs-d...

https://edri.org/our-work/microsoft-office-365-banned-from-g...

If you want to stay ahead and will have customers in the public sector in the EU, you should probably consider hosting within the EU.
> Now that they are dominating the entire search market, they are skewing results to anyone who pays for promotion with them under the table, and it's not clearly apparent to users.

Slightly off topic, but as an example of this, I did a search for the manufacturer part number of a brushed DC motor the other day. It was just a randomish string of characters like S-5672 or something, and under image results and all the results were completely unrelated pictures of an entirely different brushless motor that I had recently purchased. The seeming effect of this is that Google knew I was looking for a specific product, and chose to show me a competing product instead, despite them not being comparable.
Get in touch with similar minded people. 'Investing' in relationships is underrated and undervalued. Ofcourse all other advice in this thread holds like DIY repairs etc.
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It's been ages since I've used K-means, but I thought you had a lot of freedom in how you define your distance function.
I still have my CompuServe email address... and it works!
Umm, The cold war never ended. It has waxed and waned, and it has rotated into economic, information, and mimetic warfare over the decades. The US government and NATO have been investing in our military for decades for more reasons than just corruption.

The only real surprise here is that Russia/Putin has decided to light some sparks on the kerosene laden mess to drive it hot. Nobody wants a hot war in an industrialized nation, our weapons and our defenses are too effective to "take" anywhere without destroying all the infrastructure that makes it valuable. Armed conflict in industrial nations will yield only pyrrhic victories.
Catalog of Design Patterns (2017)
This is a buildroot based distro that boots to retroarch. It's an easy way to run retroarch on Obscure Handhelds.
Pueblo Colorado’s steel mill is an American success story, owned by Russians
> what we've done in the West is effectively ban impartiality.

WTF is there to be "impartial" about?
I'll give you the benefit of the doubt here, but the fact is that, as per the previous comment, this was framed as a trap for the poor rather than a more general problem. There is a lot wrong with the "poor people are poor because they make poor choices" trope, it is more like "poor people remain poor because they have to make poor choices" (the high cost of being poor being a popular article reshared on HN).

> The problem I've seen more of throughout my life is stupid and/or lazy people unwilling to even get their hands dirty because they refuse to accept they're not rich and can't afford the luxury of not keeping a set of oil-stained clothes.

Many people were never taught by their parents on how to do that and lack the resources to learn on their own. Many simply don't have the time to do their own car maintnence while shuttling off to various jobs and barely having enough energy at the end of the day to go to sleep. Does "stupid" mean lack of education? Does "lazy" mean lack of energy? Both of those terms I don't think are very useful here.
Everything until months before pandemic had been tremendously saturated and overpriced. Many relationships turned down by pandemic have no interest to reinitiate now. We are surely about to witness massive purges, diarrheas of various kinds, unrests, but a world war?
Indeed, others have tried in the past and failed but this time may be different. We are about to find out if size matters...
Compared to my country America is almost giving away fuel for free.
But the distances are insane, somehow it is normal to live 50 miles from your job. That offsets the cheap gas prices.
I don't see enough data in either story presented (average speed is higher leading to more fatalities vs. isolation/disruption) to come to a reliable conclusion.

It's clear enough that higher speeds lead to crashes being more likely fatal on average, but a key part of the argument is acknowledging that there are much fewer cars on the road - which would tend to reduce the number of crashes. You would have to look at the data to see which factor dominates.
> I'm not quite willing to call it fraud yet,

Great. So if you're happy with just a bit of disconnect, I'll get down the dump and pick up some old oil drums and fire up a kitchen in the garage. What do you fancy? KFC? Nandos?

No. If we can pretend to represent someone else without their concent, based on unverified 3rd party data, then we're cooking with tinned worms.
That’s a big assumption that diminishing marginal returns don’t set in at $2B a year or $5 a year.

$500 worth of steroids may let me bench press 200lbs, but it doesn’t follow that with $50,000 I could lift my house.
I had to call them to unsubscribe. You can bet I told them why. They usually try to do everything they can to retain you, but when I said 'unless you remove the ads, you can cancel me now', they proceeded to actually do it.
lol, "accidents" are actually results with known causes.

edit: Professor Andrew Gelman[0], if you're reading any of these replies, go fix your title (accident is not in vogue these days per AP Stylebook). You also misspelled Chuck Marohn's surname in the copy a couple of times, so this as a whole looks sloppy.

[0] https://statmodeling.stat.columbia.edu/authors/
I used to use reddit heavily from 2008–2016. never unsubbed from the default subreddits as I used the front page as a "what is everyone talking about today" rather than a curated list of what I wanted to see. it was not as blatantly propagandistic as it is today back then. reddit was definitely more pro-Ron Paul than Digg but it was never anti-Obama by any measure, quite the opposite. the political spirit of reddit in 2008 was "let's get this young cool black senator to be the First Black President! but also Ron Paul seems to be right about a lot of stuff, like auditing/ending the federal reserve. but it's OK that I think he's cool despite him being a Republican and me being a Democrat, because he's definitely not like other Republicans, both in rhetoric and in how he votes."

now reddit hates Rand Paul saying and doing the same things his father did, because they've bought into the Democratic Party line so hard that anything "right of" whoever the current (D) main characters are, is basically an evil Russian nazi bigot just like the rest of the Republicans (and Tulsi Gabbard, apparently, judging by the #1 story today).

the front page of reddit was never like some truly open marketplace of ideas where every political opinion was given equal treatment and consideration or anything but it was a lot more genuine and a lot less blatantly following party propaganda lines, that's for damn sure.
For PWAs, you can "install" the app to your machine / phone which gives it its own icon and launches it in its own window. This also allows it to override most default shortcuts (Cmd/Ctrl+W, Cmd/Ctrl+T etc.) I use this with https://github.com/coder/code-server on my personal server and it's a way better experience for me than mucking around with SSH / SFTP plugins.
The killer app for cloud IDEs is honestly going to be something GitHub code navigation. Imagine being able to do PRs with click to definition, find all references, etc., without having to pull in the changes locally. It's also great even right now for reading open source projects when you are trying to understand how something works.

They are great for viewing code, but I'm not convinced they are good for writing code.
Putin signs law to allow online voting at elections across Russia
Mobile support means that CodeMirror 6 is often the only option. I think it's a bit of a waste to start of project with Ace or Monaco, knowing that it will never work in mobile.
Interesting, I had the opposite idea. I come from doing B2C product and now work at a B2B SaaS company and my first thought was that B2B is so much harder to crack because existing solutions are really feature complete and clients are not going to tolerate for your service to have quirks or errors.

I guess B2B and B2C are not that much different regarding user tolerance and it just comes down to how much unique value is your solution giving to the customer.
big fan of single quotes, I guess I don't hate mine
Honestly, no, I haven't tried "STOP" out of fear that any response will be taken as a confirmation that a human reads the messages, worsening the spam. That's what happens w/ email and phone spam and its impossible to know if this one is different.

I don't think I registered a party affiliation, so it's not exactly like I opted in to this.

I appreciate that this is an effective way to get people to vote, and more voters is a good thing. I vote. Unfortunately it's hard to sympathize with a party when the message is delivered as an unsolicited faux-personalized distraction in a way that I can't easily block.
How is it not fraud to put in a search term, and have the result NOT be what you searched for, but a paid for middleman site that is making money off the situation.

This makes google a shill at best.

The middleman is either charging the searcher more to eat at the restaurant, or the restaurant is getting less compensation.

Seems pretty evil to me.
All those type declarations, just yuck. In like the third tutorial page we learn about some cast() thing. This dialect of Fortran prepares kids for a world that mostly no longer exists.
Except if another animal in the cage thinks it would be more fit to handle the nukes.
Simpler than that, fiscal responsibility should not be a partisan issue. A 100 billion dollar train from nowhere to nowhere means 100 billion taken away from efforts to address homelessness, fight childhood poverty, safeguard community health, improve fire management, address environmental concerns, etc.
Many issues boil down to the actresses being basically abused and swindled.

They are young, inexperienced, displosable and replaceable, have no inderstanding of law or their rights, unable to afford a lawyer, having no rights over the content, etc.

If we made it so that the actress would retain un-transferrable copyright over the final work, and could pull it from the platform at any time, for example in case the work results in deaththreats to them, the relationship would change overnight.

Would it be too risky to produce porn? So what, why should the 'actor' assume all the risk of reputation, defamation, injury, etc.? Transfer all the risk to the business, what, are we are gonna run out of porn?
>One goes up in value, often greatly, the other is nearly worthless.

Technically the house goes down in value as well. The one that goes up in value is the land, not the house.
Accident means it was unintended.
>At this point I'm convinced you're not willing to argue in good faith.

Translation: "You're right and I know it, you used facts, logic, and reason and reality agrees with you, so I'm just going to say you're arguing in bad faith because I have no retort."

>Fair enough. According to the ACLU[1], ...

Except that statistic has absolutely nothing to do with the original claim. The original claim was "victims of domestic violence who engage in self-defense are often punished in the criminal justice system for those acts." The ACLU article says nothing about the percent of women that are in jail due defending themselves from sexual/domestic abuse. It's just the total percent of women in jail that have been abused.

>I am not going to answer your next comment

Thanks for admitting defeat. I win.

>because you just can't be argued with.

It's hard/impossible to argue against facts, logic, and reality.

You're here defending the future abuse of women because it's woke to do so. Maybe you should stop and ask yourself "are we the baddies?"
OP's underlying argument is based on evolution and adaptation. They're anthropomorphizing as a means to easily convey their point, it is not the point in literal sense.
Exactly. Some of those troubled neighborhoods (belltown) were home to me when I first moved to Seattle. It’s sad seeing liberals ruining it by legalizing and encouraging crimes (no persecution). Seattle is worse than downtown Detroit by a large margin now. Probably crime capital of the nation. And they’re actively exporting the problems to the east side.
Author here:
We might release our LSP implementation for CodeMirror some time this year.

The LSP integration for Monaco is lackluster, it works, but isn't great. We thought LSP would work perfectly on Monaco only to find out that the Monaco APIs are very different from LSP APIs or even VSCode APIs. The 3rd party package out there is good, but you need a bunch of monkey-patching to make it work in an "IDE" environment.
What are proper negotiations? Russia will stop shelling civilians if Ukraine cedes them territory? If they're willing to shell maternity wards now do you think they'll think twice about Holodomor 2 to pacify the territory they stole?

What about a year from now when they decide they want more of Ukraine? Ukraine should negotiate then and cede more territory? Agree to be a Russian puppet state?
What we need is a compromise on the partition of Russia.

Russia is the last empire in Europe. It needs to be broken down along ethnic lines like the Austrian Empire was. The remaining Russian part would be much less of a threat to world peace.
GrapheneOS now supports using Google as a Network Location Provider
Haha ('￣▽￣) Be sure to check my upcoming library that can concatenate strings!
Yeah this seems to miss some of the biggest features of npm scripts. Access to the project's local packages is probably the biggest feature not mentioned IMO.
Many good guesses, but this one makes me wonder what the heck they had in mind:

"Human "hibernation" for short periods (hours or days) for medical purposes"

Was this some kind of research field in the 60's?
As for the danger part, I think some type of VR based visceral experience of an actual accident should be required. Most people think it’s just a pillowy experience solved by the airbag from auto commercials
I really worry about a startup taking a massive bet on their own custom hardware now in 2022. The world was much, much different in December 2019 when Oxide started than it is now. Let's hope the investment cash keeps flowing and the hardware gets to folks that purchased it.
100% absolutely true. However, planting trees for long term planet health doesn't really create any buzz and has a poor ROI for VCs. Hence: this scheme.
Google gets "facts" wrong pretty often because it gathers them by scraping. There are too many possible facts for them to have all been verified by a human.
Oh so you're just a jerk. Sorry I engaged.
That's complete and utter nonsense. Crashes not caused by driver error are rare, but not nonexistent.

People can for example get epileptic seizures without having any reason to believe there was something wrong with them before they got in the car. Likewise unforeseen factors can lead to errors in civil and automotive engineering without requiring any negligence or other wrongdoing.
The M1 Pro is slightly faster than other CPUs at that ~35W design point, but it doesn't scale up beyond that, or Apple just doesn't care if users can experience its latent scaling abilities, if they exist. I like this chart from "Hardware Unboxed" that puts current Apple, AMD, and Intel CPUs in context: https://imgur.com/PKHelVY
UPS fails to book Nantucket ferry tickets, impacting summer deliveries
I agree we should be defaulting to neutral terms like "crash" or "collision". I hesitate to fully agree with "every single crash is someone's fault" though because I think society has to accept some risk (less than we currently accept with driving) and because it's important to say more than one person can be at fault. There are problems throughout the system:

* Drivers need to slow down and be more cautious. I'd like to see criminal charges more often when drivers act out of the expected norms.

* The expected norms for drivers need to change. (I hope this happens as self-driving cars take to the roads more.) When most people are taking risks regularly, I don't think it's as productive to come down heavily in the infrequent case where the risk is realized.

* We should also consider road design, as the article says. There have been other articles about this on HN [1, 2]. I'd like to see a shift from design that overwhelmingly favors cars to design that puts public transit and cyclists on at least a level playing field, if not considering them first.

* Vehicle design may need to change. My (possibly incorrect) understanding is that crash standards have greatly improved the outcome for people inside a particular crashing vehicle, but maybe not for the "other guy", particularly when that's a pedestrian or cyclist.

[1] a particular intersection: https://singletrackworld.com/2018/01/collision-course-why-th...

[2] https://www.strongtowns.org/journal/2017/10/30/the-stroad
...says the nation with 700 overseas military bases and the global reserve currency.

"Competition is wasteful and antiquated, said the monopoly-holder"