skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Hey, I am from Kyiv, but currently reside in EU trying to get a temporary residence permit which should allow me to work legally in EU.
Before the war things were going great. Most Ukrainian IT companies worked with clients from EU and USA via the outsourcing model. There were many companies and projects to choose from, the market was hot.
Now, I don't know the real stats, but I've heard from colleagues that some companies are losing clients (they are looking to replace their Ukrainian outsource teams due to fear). Also, Ukraine does not allow male citizen to leave the country, so it's now impossible to just move all staff to another country.
So it's not very good, yeah.
I am privileged in a way because the war caught me and my family while we were on a vacation outside of Ukraine. I was working remotely and continue to do so for the same Ukrainian company. I am not sure what to do next though. Reading up on tax laws, I've found that I'm going to have to pay the EU taxes if I stay here for more than 183 days. Which is a bit crazy because EU tax is much much bigger than Ukrainian - and the company isn't going to raise my salary to compensate for it. Other problem is I am using my Ukrainian bank account, and now all Ukrainian banks are limiting the transfers of money from Ukr. accounts to foreign accounts. Plus, they're limiting the amount of cash I can withdraw to about 3000 euros per month. Also, I am afraid that they can introduce further limitations - or who knows? Even worse - block all withdrawal. I don't believe that the Ukrainian bank system will completely collapse, but then again, almost no one believed in the full scale war with Russia a few months ago.

> Will any of you come to the US under the refugee program?

I am in Spain at the moment, and I'm not sure it's the best place to be for a software engineer. I need to research the market here and in other places too.
I've been in US on a business trip in 2019 and really enjoyed it. It'd be awesome to be able to come to US and work there, but I don't know much about the refugee program. The EU was pretty clear about their program, but I haven't heard of anything similar (i.e. easy program for temporary residence with right to work) in US.
If you have any useful URLs to share - I'd appreciate it.
Parallels works fine, VMWare Fusion provides a tech preview for M1 - I’m running Debian arm64 VMs this way. Both (AFAIK) don’t support x86 guests and don plan to (virtualization vs emulation). So you’d have the same issues as with as with Docker.

There seems to be a work around with qemu and UTM but I cannot speak to its performance or how viable this solution is.
>I thought randomness was pretty intrinsic to quantum mechanics

That's dependent on which interpretation you subscribe to. Some are fully deterministic.
You can post anything you want about George W. Bush without fear of government censorship on your own web site. Wikipedia’s editors are not obligated to give you a platform. You are confusing freedom of speech with an imaginary right to force platforms and sites like Wikipedia to publish it.

Read the First Amendment and then reason from that why Wikipedia or Twitter are obligated to let Elon Musk or anyone else on their platforms. Congress has made no law restricting Elon Musk’s speech, or what Wikipedia shows on the George W. Bush page. You can call it censorship but only censorship by the government is covered by any principle of free speech. By the same logic I have a right to play baseball, but not in your living room if you don’t want me to.
Ubuntu got me into Linux and made it accesible to me. I still remember being in a grocery store and seeing Ubuntu 8.0 on the front page of a magazine. I had no idea I would be using it to start my Linux journey years later.

But now a days I think there are better distros. And that is before we even talk about Canonicals business practices. But… I’m glad to see them moving to a rolling release. This will be good for a lot of people.
My guess is limited time frames within some standard A/B testing protocol. Give people very similar content over a 1-2 week period, and they'll watch more of it. Give people very similar content over a 6 month period, and they'll get bored and leave. If your testing protocol doesn't look for long term effects, you'll never see the longer effect in any of your tests.
It must definitely is. I use it daily, and if you compare speeds with something native like sublime, every single task is slower in execution. Most might only be milliseconds slower but it is perceptible in over all feeling.

For me, I can live with it, but I definitely 'feel' it when I jump back into something native.
re "Pretty much all drug problems are created by prohibition itself"

Isn't the US opiod crisis (not heroin specifically) massively driven by the fact that it is fairly easy to get lavish subscription on legal pain killers?

I mean I give it to you that suburbian moms on Vicodin won't roll up to a gas station with a semi-automatic, but they still OD, and that's still a drug problem.
Tureng CLI Library with Golang
Fantastic tool - a simple gui to make the magic happen - I'll now actually want to performace test my code! (until I see how slow it runs haha). Thanks for your work.
It is common that the developer who built might already left the team.
As someone with 10+ years of exp in the industry, I had no clue what this was actually doing after reading the github page. Had to dive through the examples and videos.

The alphas showcased seem weak: 1.5 max gross SR in sample, unresidualized, unconstrained and standalone.

That would need to be blended with a hundred un correlated others to have a decent portfolio.
By nasal plosive do you mean nasal sonorants, [n] [m] etc. or do you mean something like [ⁿd]? "nasal plosive" sounds like an oxymoron to me.
Show HN: RaveForce – An OpenAI Gym style toolkit for music generation experiment
tell that rich, please.

the title should really be the tragedy of musl
>I still have no idea what the title is about. The “clickbaitiness” of HN posts

The post's title isn't clickbait. It's a wording style that simply has many auxiliary verbs and grammar articles removed.[1]

Anyway, the same sentence with extra helper words in [] may help in parsing it:

"[The company called] Gated [has a junk email filtering service that issues] challenges [to] unknown senders [by forcing them] to donate to charity in order to reach you"*

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/News_style#Headline
> Twitter is run by libertarians who prioritise free speech...

Oh wow, I wasn't expecting such a big laugh this early in the morning... thank you!
They're seeing old light. Even if things are moving at FTL, they still have rational cause-and-effect.

Your weapon might reach the location where the ship had entered the wormhole faster than any telescope there could see light emitted from your star, but the ship will still have moved into the wormhole prior to exiting.

Assuming that to be able to send or receive FTL data implies breakage in causality itself seems pretty preposterous.

Seeing billions of years into the past when looking at distance galaxies doesn't imply that if we had FTL we would be able to affect them billions of years in the past. They have continued to move and emit light in all the billions of years since. It just hasn't reached us yet.
Very different systems.

First of all, the Tesla Autopilot is not full self driving. The Autopilot is an assistant system combining distance aware cruise control with lane keeping (autosteer) and lane changing. It always requires full driver attention.

The Mercedes system has gotten legally recognized as a level 3 system, which allows the driver to stop paying attention when the system is active and for that Mercedes takes legal responsibility. There is even an european law allowing for that. However, the Mercedes system has one big catch: it can be only activated on selected, mapped roads (interstate equivalents with lane dividers) and only up to 40mph speed.

Tesla FSD (full self driving) is a completely new system for autonomous driving. It is currently in a beta testing phase. Currently it also requires full driver attention and is available only to a subset of the customers as part of the testing. It is however designed to handle any traffic situation on any road.
What does "understanding" mean in this context?
FTFY: Senior Query Language
I got a better idea

Imagine ad companies choose libraries that are roughly used by 50% of users, if they test you with 10 of those, they learn ~10bits of entropy to classify you, i.e. which of the 1024 classifications you belong
Because there is no need to package/deploy web apps?
I hope you don't write software with that kind of logic. You cannot follow a law that you are ignorant of. The word you're looking for is "no defence". Even that is debatable, subject to the reading of relevant applicable laws. Let's leave laws to lawyers and judges, shall we?
credulous, as per Google, means "having or showing too great a readiness to believe things."
With or in the proximity of, not of. Numbers are vastly inflated incidental admissions conflation
Unfortunately a registry lock for most TLDs seems very difficult to get.
If that is the case, then the word "limitations" is very misleading, almost dishonest marketing. It would be more honest if the regular offering was presented as a complete product, with optional commercial "extensions", whose documentation is separate.
I might be able to use these algorithms in my automated trading system: https://tradecast.one. I'm not sure how well they perform, but something to consider.
CPython uses reference counting plus cycle-breaking, though, so it's not like you'd have to bundle a full GC implementation with your Python code.
No, that's not right. At the end of that presentation they specifically said they have something else for the Mac Pro coming.
There's also a cosmetics company named MAC.
I totally get standardizing on techniques like this, but still caution that it should be done after getting to know the different join styles, rather than in lieu of getting to know them. It might sound small, but this is the difference between a junior dev and a senior dev: Rules are great simplifiers, but understanding why they apply (and thus when they don't apply) is better.
We pay them exorbitant costs so that they don't make these mistakes. How dare they outsource my security when I'm paying them a premium not to.

I am a very unhappy customer who is very interested in Keycloak.
I think markmonitor.com offers this sort of service, but I suspect it's "call us" pricing.

Note how domains like google.com, amazon.com, microsoft.com are registered with them. You can find similar services by looking in Whois records, e.g. bankofamerica.com is with www.cscprotectsbrands.com, lloyds.com is with ascio.com.
But if the videos are longer then people stay on the site for longer! It must mean that they like it more.

Or, you know, your platform makes me watch ten minutes to find something that would take 30 seconds otherwise, so fuck your platform.
The dependency comes from the list of repositories you provide. Even in nodejs you don't manually enter the full URL to an NPM package. You just yarn add node-ipc==10.1 and your tooling will figure it out on its own.

If you enable the general maven repository (the maven() you see at the top of many gradle build scripts), you'll get the code from maven. If you also add your personal repositories (which most people probably don't have), you'll get packages from there as well. I'm not sure how you add a second repository to node package managers, but I assume it's possible in some way without specifying the http download url.

The biggest difference between the two ways of package management in my opinion is that node packages are just a word or two and Java packages are a full com.example.product.service.package name. That's a lot better in my opinion as it distinguishes between projects much more easily. I thought node-ipc was related to the nodejs project, for example. Some nodejs packages use namespaces, but most don't.

Another difference is that nodejs has tons of tiny packages (I'll never get over how silly it is that is-odd and is-even appeared in my node folder by transitive dependencies) whereas the Java world generally uses huge packages almost exclusively. This leads to more boilerplate code (actually having to write simple functions like that yourself), but also to less dependencies that can break.
You may be surprised to know that yes, we have gladiator fights in Spain. In September, and they are a lot of fun.

Not. I'm not joking. It's something you have to see to believe it :-)
imo it's the 'real' prefix that makes it shady.

like realtek audio drivers taking more time to install than windows itself, or realme phones ...
Would they? Deregulation in the Reagan era was largely about competition. AT&T, airlines, trucking, etc.
They might even care, they just don't know any better. When the typical scientist "learns to code", there's no one around telling them how to do proper software engineering.

At best, they engage in the polite fiction that it just doesn't matter, because all that code is inherently "throwaway" stuff that's only used for playing with in the context of research. Of course even that is wrong, the code doesn't really disappear like that.
Don't succumb to the social pressure of the herd mentality. Be proud of what and who you are. Different is good. Try to be the best that you can be and all will be OK.
sorry that's not it, Kotlin was created as a better Java, and is growing out of that niche. If it wasn't for Android, Kotlin is still a good back end language, especially with so much JVM stuff that isn't going anywhere soon out there.
Moneygrab, as is all that uses blockchain.
Ask HN: Why isn't there a Google competitor emerging?
Despite all the posts about the declining quality of Google, we haven't seen any serious competitors arise over the last years. DDG is at about 2% market share, which is great but still very low.

Apart from Google's monopoly and the big technical challenges, what would a competitor need to defy Google?
Great work, Alex!
Yeah, a nice example for this is "myrrh" because it's a full word, not something paralinguistic like brrr. It's one of very few examples of English words that can in certain dialects be spelled and pronounced without a traditional vowel.
I put in forty hours a week as per my employment contract states. If I'm more or less productive is irrelevant to the amount of time I have to take care of myself or my family.

If I have a productive day, I sign off between 4-5 PM. If I have a non-productive day, I sign off between 4-5 PM.

If I happen to be more productive it does not mean I get more hours to do stuff in my personal time / get more personal time.
It lies in the eye of the beholder what you consider a limitation. I invite you to look at the home page and compare what's available for free and what isn't and draw your conclusion then.
If you are doing something like shining a laser beam at the moon, or radar at a planet, then the distances are between the surfaces of the bodies rather than between the gravity centere. And if you are flying a probe towards the sun, the altitude above the surface becomes the more important number than the AU distance.
Go to https://news.ycombinator.com/hidden to undo the hiding. You can also find this link via your own profile page.
This. You can use 'whois' to find the registrars used by big sites.

The registrar for google.com? microsoft.com? netflix.com? ubuntu.com? reddit.com? amazon.com? They all use Markmonitor.

Of course, markmonitor aren't perfect: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28351432

Other options include 'CSC corporate domains', the registrar for apple.com and twitter.com - and some companies, like facebook and cloudflare, are their own registrars.
you can write gradle in kotlin script, the same language as your code if it's kotlin.
What about Instagram Reels? Is that bland too?
It says it's Cantonese, not Mandarin. There are many ethnic Chinese in Vietnam (Hoa), and many of them speak Cantonese or are descended from Cantonese speakers.
You’re way off, that’s 5 milliwatts per square cm times the surface area.

A 1 foot cube, has 6 faces of ~30 cm * 30 cm or 5,400 cm2. 5,400cm2 * 5mw = 27 watts. Of course 2 inches from the surface is a significantly larger box.

Of course that’s a legal maximum, most devices should be well below it.
The Xbox game bar app? I've used it to record short segments at work of issues in chromed, etc.
Most advice here seems to be about securing it from yourself. Making sure you do not let someone get your credential via whatever means.

I would be more interested in how to secure it from the registrar fucking up? Is there a way to hold a domain so that even when your registrar is being tricked into giving it awway, you can still prevent that or get it back?

Or do we have to wait for cryptographically secured ownership of domains so that a key that only you yourself hold is needed to move it? Something like Ethereum Name Service domains?
the endgame was money: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=If61baWF4GE
It is mostly practice. You don't become less awkward, you learn it, and if you don't use it, then you'll lose it too. This is important because however you choose to practice engaging, needs to be sustainable for you. Drastic things that you can't keep up are probably not going to give you lasting results.

I recommend taking a bar job, maybe part time. I did that for some time and found my ability to deal with these situations improved dramatically, through the practice of talking with folk at the bar.
Being able to visualise, and thereby.....comprehend?
IntelliJ / PyCharm / WebStorm ctrl-shift-F: search in the whole codebase, is what I use
Weird that this project does not use Qt Installer Framework that already works cross-platform.
https://packagephobia.com/result?p=youtube-bg-react
From my perspective a decent amount of people in this website are great at sounding knowledgeable on a topic while only having a shallow understanding of it.
I wish I had realized my value as an entrepreneur. Entrepreneurship provides tremendous value to society. While government gets gridlocked and seems incapable of providing even the simplest answers to human problems, entrepreneurship is solving human needs and providing value at a very fast pace. So many tools are available to ordinary people for free, that used to be

expensive. Before the internet and the explosion of tech entrepreneurship, GPS systems once cost $400. Dating services with a human matchmaker once cost $2000. A file sharing system like Dropbox or Google would have taken a mainframe and a staggering amount of money to build just for a small group of people. Now all of these things are FREE to anyone who wants to use them and has a smartphone. And it shows also in the level of education and advancement I see among young people. The whole level of discourse is much higher-level than it was in the 1970s due to the sheer amount of information available to anyone with a smartphone or a laptop.
Entrepreneurs are the people who make their own "luck," and shape their own destinies. And they do it all just by refraining from watching much television, TikTok/Snapchat, or playing too many video games, being efficient in their personal spending, and buckling down with commitment and vision to an idea to solve a human problem. They are the butterflies of the world - flying above a world of ordinary insects.
On a darker note, however, I have had the sobering realization that we influence each other. It's imperative to avoid too much contact with negative or manipulative people. The people who are the best at manipulating others are the ones who seem the most charming or persuasive at first. Some can even be "pillars of the community" types and spout the importance of doing good for others, or having an advanced progressive political philosophy. These are the hardest to spot. They can worm their way into your life, and slowly take control over your way of thinking about things, until one day you wake up and wonder how you got to where you are. Red flags to look for are someone who makes subtle attempts to separate you from friends or family, and/or criticizes things about you that others let slide. I'm not talking about helpful, constructive criticism, but the kind of insidious criticism that sticks in your head, but does you no good. Avoiding such people can honestly mean the difference between you being able to build the future and being kind to yourself, or getting sucked into a vortex and not being able to save yourself, let alone build anything for others. It's super important to be aware of and avoid such people.
If I undestand it correctly, Fossil does not support a reordering of commits. However, some of rebase effects could be achieved by using so called private branches (these do not get pushed to remote). The desired sequence could be created by cherrypicking between private branches, then the result merged onto the trunk or whatever normal branch and pushed to remote.

For simple squash of WIP, the private branch works quite naturally, and simply merges onto the normal branch. For more involved reordering, it would be too cumbersome to be practical.

However, Fossil philosophy advocates a factual approach to commit history, unlike a 'maintained' approach that's so widely expected by Git-based workflows, and which calls for the use of rebase.
I am no Godot expert. But from the documentation it seems like you can compile and cross compile for other platforms without the need for electron. The exception being for Mac/iOS, which requires Xcode to compile, so if you wanted to compile for all platforms you would need Mac.
In my case, I have currently 3 degrees. One of them is theology. The latest one was computer science.

I couldn’t find a job with my theology degree so I changed career path to programming, and ended up taking comp sci degree.

I suppose a lot of programmers here came from different backgrounds like arts, music, law, etc for financial related purposes.
One problem with these names is that they are difficult to shout.
software patents are a USA thing only.
I am curious about the "authentic" part. My wife shows me her favourite daily tiktoks and they all seem... Distilled and optimized and high density, well researched or naturally selected and evolved. Their "authenticity" seems almost desperately infused. Like twitter posts, optimized for engagement in 160chars (I find Washington post and random tatoo artist tweets have same medium-indiced optinized feel), after a few of them, all tiktoks seem to have the same feel and optimization. They're uncanny valley of authenticity, influencers and singers and actors and wives struggling so very very hard to seem amiable and authentic and real based on same evolving playbook, and I feel too weirded out after 30s or so to keep watching :O.
As much as Scala, or any other alternative language. You have to thank some certain Kotlin advocates for Google's decision.

https://talkingkotlin.com/the-first-kotlin-commit-in-android...
I think Switzerland is not bad in this respect. There are several health insurance companies, but the basic plan's coverage and price is set by the government and it's quite comprehensive. Those who can't afford it get it through social services.
I almost always fall back on ag (https://github.com/ggreer/the_silver_searcher).

Honourable mentions to cscope and ctags. They work for me since most of my $dayjob involves me mucking around with C++.

All tools get invoked from within Vim. (Which _also_ works reasonably well in Windows Terminal).
They don't sue because they can't sue.

Software patents aren't valid in europe.
That "mistake" will cost them under GDPR and from lost customer trust.
Be careful how much credit you give them, I find they often speak with great confidence about things they clearly know nothing about.