skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I run postfix on Debian on a longstanding Linode, haven't gotten around to setting up DKIM, and emails to businesses served by outlook.com go through just fine.

I'm not rejecting the concern or the ambiguous worry about arbitrary judgement, but the surveillance web's captchas are much more draconian than spam filters.
Because if you took 100% of your time off, you wouldn't meet objectives. You'd have zero productivity.
use windows server instead
https://nitter.kavin.rocks/JosephPolitano/status/15031310053...
> You are disregarding their right to self determination just because they are favorable and

No, in those regions the will to stay Ukraine outnumbers the will to become a Russian vassal or part of Russia: https://www.iri.org/resources/ukraine-poll-majority-want-don...

Keep in mind, the only reason there are large Russian populations there are due to the USSR killing ethnic Ukrainians purposefully and sending Russians there to take their homes. Read more about it here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holodomor

Beyond that, even if you take Putin's propaganda that eastern Ukraine wants to be part of Russia you must reconcile his statement that Lenin made a mistake allowing Ukraine to exist and the fact that he has invaded all of Ukraine and is trying to decapitate the government. He even has kill lists of Ukrainians to exterminate: https://www.npr.org/2022/02/21/1082096026/russia-kill-list-u...
Heard of cable TV? Or hell, Hulu even? Still a bunch of bullshit I refuse to use because of shit like this. But it has existed for a while.
Any invites that you could share without having to wait 3 weeks for the next round to go out?
I mean your comment literally reads exactly like the type of Reddit comments I criticized in my article. One-liner with no substance. I'd expect this from Reddit, but disappointing that HN has devolved into this.
Honestly I imagine the people working on Windows have drank the Kool-aid. They think this is what people want. The ads are “relevant suggestions”. Pre installed Candy crush is “awesome, everyone wants that!”. Telemetry to them is “learning about the users needs”. And there’s a grain of truth in all of these.
Yeah if it gets too full on it fries your nerves, it also ruined my concentration. When I went back to pure dev I couldn't sit and work because I always was waiting for some alert to go off.
This is the opposite of my experience, although it does depend on workload.
For example, my laptop (https://support.hp.com/ph-en/document/c07686423 I think) has a taskbar icon for the touchpad and a taskbar icon for the AMD graphics. Neither of those things are custom parts, just default out of the factory.
Give it time.

Its just a matter of time before
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robot_Jox
becomes reality.
The wars and embargo in Iraq ?

(Hopefully we'll be careful this time about what is being embargoed, the Russian population is now the best shot of getting rid of Putin, once the horror of what is happening in Ukraine to their friends and family filters through Putin's propaganda.)

It might also help, if it makes a politician think twice next time before calling to invade, sorry "bringing democracy" to a country... (USA, thank you for giving democracy a bad name by the way.)
Any suggestions on better online communities for high quality discussion? I'd love to leave Reddit if I knew of better alternatives.
I only ever used that infrared to control the classroom vcr, to the absolute befuddlement of the teacher. Only time I’ve seen someone tap the side of a vcr to fix whatever is broken with it.

I used the serial cable to hook it up to my computer and loaded it with minigames, to play during class.

You can tell I was not the best of students.
Try Firefox on iOS. It’s webkit, but not bad.
Ask HN: Non-IT] how do you call the wind in your language?
I am italian, and we have tramontana, grecale, levante, scirocco, mezzogiorno, libeccio, ponente and maestrale... depending from where they come from, the order I listed is from north to north west relative to Mar Ionio as we do it in Italy, but was wondering, how do other countries name their winds? and according to what?
> renting an ugly PC-based dedicated server from a company like OVH is currently cheaper than renting the equivalent computing power from a hyperscale cloud provider like AWS

That's not surprising, you're basically paying for scalability. An idle box doesn't even necessarily "waste" all that much energy if it's truly idle, since "deep" power-saving states are used pretty much everywhere these days.
> New support for BroadcastChannel allows tabs, windows, iframes, and Workers from an origin to send messages to each other. This enables experiences like syncing login state for a site across multiple tabs.

This is SUPER nice... there are other hacks like IndexedDB or localStorage but this is way better!

But the frustrating part her is that we're excited about Webkit finally starting to catch up.

Chrome is just perpetually innovating and then Webkit is constantly lagging.

Supporting Safari is BY FAR the hardest part of my job.
That would end the war... Too bad Twitter is blocked in Russia, so Putin won't read Musk's tweet.
See also: exciting hackathons where you get to work late nights and weekends on "fun ideas" that the leadership would like implemented ASAP.
Tech total compensation and salaries in the Netherlands
Which subreddits would you recommend for high quality discussion on say politics and current events?
This will help open a lot of doors for us. Very interesting project.
Hmm, I guess, but I never play Android games, I loathe a touch interface. Keyboard and mouse are the only logical user interfaces to a machine, ever since 1968 with Engelbart.
Types are checked both statically and at runtime. Having only static checking like TS does means that when someone fits untyped code in via a type hole, they stand the same chance of getting it wrong as the untyped code did. I was convinced of the merits of this by dealing with nonnullable code in Kotlin vs C# - the former checks at runtime too, the latter does not, the latter makes it far harder to find and debug the lingering NullReferenceExceptions.

There is a common type, `mixed`. A common superclass fills that role in some OO languages, and not in others. The practical purpose of a common superclass is to provide builtin functions like C#'s object.ToString(). You don't need to do that when working with generics, and __toString is a magic function instead. So `mixed` fills that role perfectly fine.
They're literally announcing that they are adding support for it as of 15.4. None of the other things mentioned here will work on 15.3 either.
How are you planning on preventing these trees from escaping into the ecosystem and outcompeting the local flora to become invasive species?
Interesting did you try any other techniques like HDBSCAN? I've found HDBSCAN to produce more meaningful clusters for a similar workflow.
The synopsis on the site suggests the same size as the disk. But I guess it doesn't say it scales the same as with mirror size.

> can be used to achieve the diffraction limit based on the size of the low cost disk, rather than the high cost telescope mirror
A solid strategy for bridging pages/urls of next.js with the screen/navigation patterns on mobile.
I don't think I would compare shelter and food on the same level as "market manipulation" in this conversation.
Keep trying to login and reset the password that will eventually lock the account. That’s my suggestion
I've had similar experiences like that; the doctor pulling up articles from common websites. But it wasn't the doctor pulling up the article because they didn't know what was in the article, it was them showing me so I can look it up later and read more if I wanted.

Wikipedia seems like a poor choice, though. Maybe carpel tunnel is basic enough for Wikipedia to be fine. I've been shown stuff like Mayo Clinic articles.
I’m always amazed at the amount of trouble people will go to in order to build their lives on a foundation of lies. I know there are many reasons and pressures, but what a way to start your career. If you’re successful, you’re almost guaranteeing a life of stress - and that’s assuming you don’t kill anyone.
Cheap PR stunt. Disgusting I would say. This guy on the other hand is real: https://www.euronews.com/2022/03/09/ukraine-war-latvian-mp-j...
Reminds me of my first job: on call didn't change much at night because the system was so twitchy (as in, SMS every 15 minutes that then autoresolved) that I just put my phone on silent and ignored it over night.

Of course we also had a night shift guy who would actually call you if he got stuck, so hell if I knew why the SMS system existed. (That role lasted about a year at most - night shift for tech is stupid).
Αερας in Greek, hence the English word Air.
Boycott of Russian gas and oil ‘could cause mass poverty in Germany’
Please. Let me know when people start getting sent to gulags - or simply killed - for publicly rejecting the official (single) party line of the United States. The false equivalence is getting out of control.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_journalists_killed_in_...
Bad actors make mistakes, too.
Whaaaaaaattt. And I've been here waiting for a new podcast, like an idiot... when they had this... Thanks for the info!
Cloud is like changing cars, if changing cars meant that a Toyota had pedals and a steering wheel but a Mercedes had a joystick and a throttle lever.
This is in part why I like using cloud but only as very basic building blocks. Else the lock-in is too intense
I haven't seen a case yet where the branding is that deceptive. I would like to see it, I'm open to believing it exists.

So far, in the examples I've looked at, it has been fairly clear who the players are. I liken it to seeing the logos for car manufacturers on a car rental company's website. I know I'm not entering directly into a transaction with Toyota. I understand that if I search "rent Toyota" on Google a lot of third party services are going to come up in the results.
There's very little distinction there. Stalin made the same claims:

> An anecdote attributed to Molotov showed Stalin perusing a map of the Soviet Union saying: “Everything is all right to the north. Finland has offended us, so we moved the border to Leningrad. Baltic States ‑ that’s age-old Russian land! ‑ and they are ours again. All the Belorussians live together now, Ukrainians together, Moldovans together. It’s ok to the west.”

https://drb.ie/articles/a-voracious-reader-2/

The territorial claims have continued unabated. This is why Russia was so peeved (and remains peeved) about NATO intervention in Bosnia; why Russia supports the breakaway Moldovan province of Transnistria; why it props up the Belarusian dictatorship, and has tried to do the same in Ukraine, ultimately resorting to a full-scale invasion.

There's continuity because there's alot of truth in Putin's claims regarding historical cultural affinity. The problem is, it's not the whole truth, and becomes less so every day, only accelerating since the breakup of the USSR.
"As early as 18,500 years ago, the Americas’ first peoples spread south from Beringia, a now-sunken continent between Asia and North America."

When was this written? The Bluefish caves in the Yukon date back to 24 thousand years ago.
This takes no less courage than what Edward Snowden or Julian Assange did - the scale of actions may be different, but the amount of danger they put themselves into, in order to do what they believe is the right thing, is absolutely admirable.
Doesn't remix very much want to handle the routing? Homestead you mashing that with react-navigation?
First, the data source for the article is from 2019, so neither the recent vaccine situation or COVID-19 would be represented in the data set. Second, your comment is needlessly narrow and focuses on the vaccines being a potential cause, ignoring a wealth of evidence that the virus itself causes notably worse outcomes than the vaccine does.
This is not my experience with AWS, not at all. AWS deserves huge praise for this.
You don't even understand what you have.

The power of democracy isn't the debates and election campaigns. That's mostly theater. The power of democracy is the peaceful way to change the government after it fucks up.

When McCarthy did red scare he lost without a revolution. When Nixon did Watergate he lost without a revolution. When Bush lied about Iraq WMDs - he lost without a revolution.

They could lie for a while, but eventually they lose power. It's assumed they will. People know they will. So if there's an order to do something that will look bad after they lose power - people think many times before they do it. This changes EVERYTHING.

When Putin invades Ukraine - he stays in power, and the whole world wonders how to let him think he won something so he won't nuke the world, without sacrificing a whole country in the process.

Autocracy has no safeties built in, no feedback mechanism (other than revolution/assasination which is possible in democracy too and has big risks involved). So they usually fuck up big time and fall.

> I would actually prefer a media where you KNOW it is propaganda

You say that now, but you don't realize how insidious even obvious propaganda is. Over time it changes what ideas are mainstream, fringe, considerable, even thinkable. It makes you self-censor not because you fear punishment, but because you know some trains of thought are "pointless" because you cannot do anything with them. And then that self-censorship becomes unconscious. And you no longer have these thoughts. Wait 20 years and you're a different man.

It's sad to look at westerners so cynical they don't realize how lucky they are.
I'm not OP, but I have some relevant professional (clinical) experience here.

> Any issues with your bladder? Have doctors mentioned anything about the potential damage to the urinary system? This seems to be the scariest side effect.

We're lucky because ketamine has been used for decades in inpatient settings at much, much higher doses than what is being used now for psychiatric purposes, so we have a good sense of its safety profile already.

Urinary tract and bladder issues are noted for long-term and frequent recreational users of ketamine, but not really for anesthetic use. The dosing schedule for psychiatric use is closer to anesthetic use than it is for recreational use.

The effects also are reversible if detected early and use is ceased, so periodic but infrequent treatment is unlikely to result in long-term damage, both because it's not frequent enough to accumulate, and because you can stop if it becomes a problem.
I interact with FB messages solely through mbasic.facebook.com, even on my phone. It’s painful enough to keep me off the site, a benefit.
As a current Seattle resident currently based in Pioneer Square I can back this up. One thing to add though is that in my experience the bad areas are pretty limited in scope and easy to avoid by simply walking a block or two in any direction. I regularly go on walks downtown, oftentimes late at night, and have never once encountered a dangerous situation. I think it's also important to mention that as an adult male my experience likely differs dramatically from what others may encounter.
The only thing I can think of is to file a court case in the US. Not sure on how to go about it, or on what basis you can do it on, but that's what I would do if I had no other options. The sooner you do this the more likely they'll have backups they can restore. Of course you'll need to find a way to get to the US first (or find e.g. a lawyer to do this on your behalf), so best of luck.
On that note, TIL about screen reader issues related to dialogs in general, including this built-in. Seems like the question is primarily around how to update the focus target from the "invoking element" to the dialog's content in a reader-friendly way. There's a linked post from the MDN docs with more detail https://www.scottohara.me/blog/2019/03/05/open-dialog.html#i.... They actually still recommend a custom implementation that's considered more robust when used with screen readers: https://github.com/KittyGiraudel/a11y-dialog. I'm glad there's a callout on the MDN docs as I would have assumed this dialog element is screen reader clean. Focus management is always a tough thing regardless.
Small claims or tribunal. In Australia we have state based courts which you pay a small fee to, they’ll make a ruling and at least Google will give attention to the case it deserves.

It’s annoying, but it’ll work.
This is a work of art, I've learnt a lot reading this, thank you.
Courageous act. She risks at least prison for that, let's hope it wasn't for anything.
> We used to be able to say AP, Reuters, NYTimes aren't partisan, and we used to be able to joke about RU news being Pravda-style propaganda.

Who is this "we"? I'm Canadian now, but understanding media bias was something I was taught in American public school, with example from historical American media, and discussions on how bias can be engineered by selective reporting, etc.

> Unfortunately, we can no longer really mock the Russians this way with a straight face, as we have now started to look more like Soviet Russia.

Please feel free to inform the appropriate western authorities that I am guilty of visiting the RT website just now. I'll await the consequences.
This is part of the reason MXE was developed. Love me some MXE.
Mirrorocracy?
They will all let you down. If you think you aren’t getting screwed by Microsoft, you either don’t do a lot of business with them or aren’t paying attention.

Oracle gets the reputation, but Microsoft probably liberates more bullshit dollars from companies than anyone else. They are like taxes, minus deductions.
Making it difficult to install alternative browsers? Requiring you push 5 "skip" buttons to avoid getting a Microsoft online account on a Windows install? And perhaps coming soon to a computer near you:

Microsoft is testing ads in the Windows 11 File Explorer: https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/microsoft/microsoft-is...
I wouldn't say obvious cyberattack, but I'll bet Pentagon security is aware of this.
My understanding of Eternal September is that it's basically used to argue that higher traffic inevitably leads to lower quality of discussion, correct?

Maybe I'm too optimistic, but I do feel like platforms could improve to better foster higher quality discussion, or at least better tailor users to see the type of content they enjoy, which is what I mentioned at the end of the article. It doesn't seem like there's been much innovation in that department, especially since Reddit virtually has a monopoly so there's not really much incentive for them to change anything.
As does Next.js, does it not? Solito uses next/router. I updated my comment to reflect this dilemma.

This is why I currently separate web pages & API from the cross-platform native/web app.

Adapting Remix to React Navigation would be the solution if possible.
The name of the winds in Italy were decided by Greeks that is why the direction they come from have the name according to where they come from mar ionio, so i Guess in Greek each one has the same name of Italian language but in greek
AWS raised salaries, not Amazon. That said I don't expect that to result in a raise in prices, as AWS is pretty profitable.
And just like that, Safari has surpassed Chrome in interop 2022

https://wpt.fyi/interop-2022
look behind assertions can be super useful - obviously you can workaround the lack of them, but sometimes simply having them there makes life easier.

OTOH get look behind perf to not be horrific is challenging
You joke, but you pay for the increased Google storage on your account you likely do get access to support you can reach.
"Burglars hate him! This one weird trick protects your home!"
Sure, but it's not about the speed of the hardware but what was done to port it to the hardware. RAM and ROM would be larger then. It has 256KB, I remember 286's having well over 1MB, 386's even more!

I don't think PC/AT was sub $1 either :)
Yes, and I've wanted to migrate my GSuite account to a regular personal/free Google Account for years, but Google has offered me no way to do so. Google even has what I need as a product: "Google Account without GMail". It would let me use my email address at my personal domain as my Google identity, and work exactly like an @gmail.com account, except no GMail. This would be perfect, but Google hasn't bothered to give me a way to migrate.

And no, Google Takeout doesn't work here, because a lot of the data on the account can't be imported into the new account. Think stuff like Chat history, YouTube subscriptions and watch history, sharing settings on Docs, albums and sharing settings on Photos, purchases on Play, payment methods and transaction history on Pay, and a whole host of other things.

So yes, the writing has been on the wall, but there's been no migration path out of the dead-end product. I see in another thread here that Google is working on a migration tool, but I expect that will just migrate me to a fresh @gmail.com account, which is not what I want.
The polar opposite of this act is here: https://nitter.net/femeninna/status/1503464366330548227#m

“If you think that we will stop in #Ukraine, you are deeply mistaken, this is just an intermediate stage” says the main Kremlin’s propagandist, Vladimir Solovyev
It's difficult to imagine the extent and depth of suffering that humans will endure during the transition.
What browsers are supported? I tried in both Firefox and Safari last time with no success.
> The CEO backs them up.
lulz.
More likely, the CEO says "as long is it doesn't get in the way of our quarterly sales goals, then i really don't give a sh#* and you can do whatever you want."

But sure, we can all dream.
With so many new features being added to browsers lately it is easy to forget, that not all browsers on old devices are updated, be it older iPad or even laptop with ChromeOS. Dear web developers, please don't forget to add fallbacks or polyfills for older devices.
All of the (Garmin, Strava, Apple, and Google [who is trying really hard but failing]) want a monopoly on your health data. Garmin is the only one I actually trust currently, as they've shown 0 willingness to monetize your health information.

The Strava/Garmin relationship is an interesting one: Strava has the social network, Garmin has the best devices [for serious Athletes, not casual users]. Garmin Connect is pretty cool in it's own right, but the Social features never really took off, which is where Strava plays and has a de-fact monopoly. Strava can't survive without Garmin, and Garmin benefits from Strava's content.

Garmin has pulled some 'power moves' in the past though with people it doesn't like... A competitor: Wahoo, who made cycling GPS computers, was cut off from inserting data into Garmin Connect and it left a lot of users out in the cold. Most serious cyclists will use Garmin devices, not an Apple watch, to track their rides as it seamlessly integrates with ANT+ sensors: power, cadence, wheel speed, heart rate, chainring and cog positions sensors.

Interesting to see Strava cut off Apple... I'm guessing it has to do something with preventing them from developing an alternative to the Strava social network.