skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
What system would you propose?

Shareholders seems like the best of the worst type scenarios. They have skin in the game, they are countable, they have legal status.
Saying that anything bad that Russia is doing is Putin's fault is very reductive.
anything that prevents my code from running at one or more instruction per cycle.
Assuming no direct western intervention, I think the crucial next steps for a Ukraine victory will center around whether NATO can transition from providing soviet surplus to modern western arms, and get Ukrainians the training required in time. F-16s or even 35s and modern air defenses could play a huge role in making russian territory gains largely impossible, but the operational training would be measured in multiple weeks at a minimum.
The kind of victory Afghanistant had also means ending up with deeply authoritarian and violent society. It implies complete destruction of democratic civil society, unfortunately.
This seems obviously fake, since there's no proof. Can someone steelman a good argument for why this could be feasible?

Also, if you had achieved true fusion (more energy emitted than put in), wouldn't the more profitable thing to do is replace power plants? Why does it need to be portable?
Here, let me help you not sleep tonight...

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In fairness, for the last major scientific/academic ML-based project I was working on, we had to make a lot of compromises due to speed and performance.
Ironically, I suspect Musk publicly buying Twitter is likely the shortest path to regulation. Talk of regulation and oversight has been going on for years but I suspect that this could be the trigger for such legislation.
I don’t think it’s been a matter of lives dying or who lives are dying. Not for anyone who isn’t Ukrainian (after all then Palestinian, Yemenis, Ethiopian, and other states in conflict would matter as well). It’s about what it would mean if Russia is not only successful but met un challenged. The last time Europe as a continent allowed appeasement the whole world eventually got pulled into the second greatest conflict less in the span of 50 years. Another one would be devastating since a good some of the actors have world ending weapons to use against one another.
The relationship between blood lead level and stunting, wasting and underweight
Dolphin (KDE file manager) is simply peak of GUI file managers for me. I can't even think of one functionality it lacks that I would use
>only...nuclear war

Uhhhh 0_o

That seems like a good reason in its own right... Right? That said, they're suffering a lot of consequence at the moment so it's worth letting that pan out. The west drastically overestimated their capability, by that standard NK is a world power. I get it, I don't think your position there is wrong but...semantics.

>China is not going to [go to] war with Russia against the US

Never claimed that. The game for China is if they don't provide material aid, they get to maintain better relations with the west. I think the west broadly misunderstands their goals for international standing. They want to be recognized but if push comes to shove they'll just buddy up with Russia. Best to not provoke that. If the US decides to world police some more, along with three EU, that makes world policing the standard for world power and China will happily rise to that. They're very much watching what we do here.
Start going to church. Believe in something bigger than yourself. Honestly, nothing gained on this earth will satisfy you. Everyone always hates hearing this, but it's the truth in my opinion.
To be fair, I'm a European citizen, so I'm not too familiar with the first amendment. I believe the basic princies hold true on both sides of the pond, though.

What would you say free speech means?
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Just to help your reading comprehension, he's suggesting that anyone who says stuff like "Value for money, it's probably the most effective $43B anyone has spent in the US" might have drank too much of the Kool-Aid.

Hope that helps your argument.
I've been to shops selling Arizona cans for $1.99. I don't think it's uncommon.
My prediction: this is how democracy ends.
Show me a regulated market that is free of front-running. It doesn't exist.
>Probably an unpopular opinion here, but these aren't technical issues.

I don't know, GUI freezing during file search sounds quite technical and very non-cultural to me.
It's not just an old bug/feature request, there are three working patches that were posted there over the years, all of which have just been ignored.

There is a little write-up here: https://lobste.rs/s/ky5yop/gnome_has_no_thumbnails_file_pick...
Which is why I dusted off the old one :) -- can't justify 3k in any sensible universe!
Honestly, a way better approach is to just stop having lawns that need mowing. More people need to plant native species that actually belong there instead of a monoculture of invasive plants. And, much more importantly in some drought-prone areas, plants that need little or no irrigation.
that is the definition of "no legal alternative"
As another datapoint, their careers page is advertising an opening for a "Fusion Space Systems Architect":

https://www.avalanche.energy/careers.html
Thanks!

It's called Wrds. There's a web app on playwrds.com and Android / iOS versions as well.
Not sure when you used Lua but there is a package manager called LuaRocks now which has some pretty nice packages in it for many purposes. I don't think it'd be too hard to get Lua running inside of a Python env either :)

https://luarocks.org/
A company is not a bag of potatoes in the market to sell at the whims of the highest bidder.

Here is what would be looking after their fiduciary duties:

The company had a loss of 200 million dollars this year. Was only profitable 2 years out of its 16 years of existence. The board should state that Twitter in the hands of Elon Musk, could jeopardize its current unique and somewhat also precarious, place in social media.

The company should ask Elon Musk, to first explain to shareholders what he plans to do with the company, and how it would benefit them. Provide details on shape and form of how his plan would be implemented. Until then, rejecting the offer is looking after their fiduciary duties.
Russia has a ton of land (with most of it being unproductive land in Siberia), but that won't help them to win the war.

It is actually more of a problem than an asset, because they must guard very long shores and borders against unfriendly neighbors. And if they decide to redeploy a unit from Khabarovsk to Ukraine, it takes at least a week to move it by rail. Probably longer than that. Not exactly a recipe for flexibility.
Ukraine is approximately 603,550 sq km, while Russia is approximately 17,098,242 sq km, making Russia 2,733% larger than Ukraine.

The best effect of Russian admirers and propaganda alike is that people think it is bigger then it is and that everything Russian is better then it is. It is also country where huge amount of population does not have flushable toilet, have huge inequality and massive amount of internal issues.

Russian main advantage is that it does not value human life and is OK with massive looses. And that it has zero ethical limits with regards to civilians. That is amount of greatness.
Please enlighten us with your wisdom with just a few examples, since you know of infinite paths.
Do you have children?

They can give you a wonderful focused sense of meaning. :)
... and it's integrated with the best terminal emulator in the observable universe; what's not to love?
I think we are actually saying the same thing, and my language was imprecise, so I apologize.

My point is that in the US, the narrower legal/constitutional concept of free speech is often implied, inadvertently or deliberately, when people are actually only referring to it in the broader sense that you describe. For example, a banned Twitter user might say things like "Twitter is a disgrace to democracy"[0] which confuses others into thinking there is some constitutional or legal harm being done when in fact there is none.

I have no problem with having a debate about whether the core concept of free speech is a universal right that should be guaranteed everywhere (surprise: I don't think it should be a universal right and I think it's downright dangerous to society to force all private entities to respect it). But I see the two meanings get confused so much that I felt a need to call it out.

[0] https://www.newsweek.com/donald-trump-news-twitter-marjorie-...
Does anyone else think he is trying to do this so it gets accepted and announced on 4/20?

I worry, because Twitter is a very real outlet for many oppressed people. Matrix technology is good, but nowhere near as widespread or easy to use yet. I worry that Twitter will be bought and Musk turns out to be a far-right or far-left extremist that makes Twitter into a much more biased political platform.
To be clear, reboot != crash while driving. Sometimes I get in the car in the morning and the screen is black and thus I need to press the steering wheel buttons to reset. Or similar, sometimes the screen still works but a particular feature doesn't (no cellular connectivity, the map is frozen, songs don't play etc)

I've had a BMW i3 and a Chevy volt, and I'd say they had similar issues, however since the instrument cluster wasn't on the only display, it wasn't as notable of an issue.

In both cars, I've driven kilometres without working music/nav/whatever until I could pull over and reboot.
> The baseline expectation was Ukraine folding within 3-4 days

I think the West expected better but not lot better, it does seem that was about what Russia expected (possibly on bad political intelligence on how the population would respond to an invasion.)
Is this a disaster waiting to happen if visa/mc one day flip the switch on name verification?

Beyond that, for the type of tracking and fingerprinting done today, how relevant is your name actually?
I am not surprised that you are confused by my comment. Do you need me to provide the long list of times that the United States has gone to war with countries not participating in the global capitalist economic system?

Or maybe the number of ways that personal wealth is restricted throughout the world? Or how about the number of referendums around limiting personal wealth that have been submitted throughout history?

Or what about societies that successfully existed without what you would consider modern capitalism, whose ideas weren't necessarily proved wrong, but were victims of genocidal attacks by other capitalist countries?

Or should we discuss how the massive innovation and huge success of the United States, often attributed solely to capitalism, is actually (gasp) more complicated than a simple economic life hack?

I'm all ears Fred.
One problem with all these reviews is that we can’t see the counter factual. That said I agree Iraq war was likely a very bad thing for our country and certainly is responsible for much of our internal strife right now.
BNC == featureComplete
As someone that was always very skeptical of the claimed effectiveness of the vaccine, despite the claims of its effectiveness by the experts at the time from both administrations. I feel vindicated when real world numbers come out like this.

https://www.walgreens.com/businesssolutions/covid-19-index.j...

Page 3, showing the unvaccinated testing at a much lower rate for covid than the double or triple vaccinated despite being forced to take a lot more tests.

I just assume it's easier to claim success than to actually achieve it. I also took a few stat courses at university, and saw problems with claims being made at that time. So I opted to wait. Now I'm glad I did.
How to start earning money within a week: apply to start-ups.

I'm not sure if the landscape is different in the US. Here in the UK, start-ups will snap your hand off to get you through the door. When I last went through a round of interviews, I was getting from my initial chat with a recruiter to the final interview in a matter of days, and most of the offers would have allowed an immediate start had I been available.
audio signal is enough. jackd is nice as an option.
As usual, extraordinary claims require... well, proof.

Edit: I really hope this startup snake oil shit doesn't come to fusion power. Maybe they'll have an NFT too.
This is a pretty moot point - judges do go by license intent rather than literal license text whenever possible but putting abstract statements in licenses without severability clauses is a great way to make those licenses unenforceable. A license that includes the statement "This may not be used to further the end of mankind in any way" for instance - is completely null and void, the intent is clear but the set of actions that can be argued to fit that are... everything.

Also, that original intent can be lost to time (in three hundred years a judge might rule that they can't properly evaluated what we today consider good and evil since this was before we acknowledged residents of Alpha Centauri as intelligent beings and thus our moral code is incomprehensible) and in that case judges will take a literal reading of the text which can lead to issues like ambiguous comma styling[1].

1. https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/think-commas-don-t-matt...
I gave this a try: https://twitter.com/_dschnurr/status/1514673929209614337
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pinged by email. I love Hacker News...
Abandoned for rail use though. If you are hiking somewhere like the allegeny national forest, these abandoned rail routes are a boon since they are generally raised up out of mucky ground, flat, and easy to navigate along if you know which one you are on. Hunters frequently just walk along the abandoned railways when searching for game. Why not call it a trail at that point? IMO because this isn't built like a trail (which can have complicated terrain or scrambles up or down some steep terrain), its built like a railway, and should be marked as such on a map since that will tell you a lot about the conditions on that route (raised, flat, generally free of obstructions short of fallen trees since abandonment)
What kind of quote is that? Markets are clearly many-to-many by definition. Money doesn't even have a meaning or value without markets. It's just paper without markets.
And the current weird fiction of "it is a special operation, not a war" prevents them from switching to war economy / law fully.
art doesn't have a tangible or financial benefit; I wouldn't use this as an argument against NFTs
33 here, going through a (smaller) quarter/mid-life crisis myself. I'm just gonna throw out some stuff, I hope the input might bring you to an interesting thought.

- Start a school for behavioral drugs. Mimic MDMA through behavior (a mix of meditation/hugging/dancing might do?), mimic adrenaline through behavior (easy: wim hof method maps one to one), mimic shrooms through behavior (one line I want to research here is: 14 day darkness retreats). It'd be cool if we could just mimic it all with our bodies, I think it's possible.

- Start a SpaceX competitor. You think you can do it? What can you do? Think 10x bigger, where does it start to break in your mind, why?

- If you don't have kids, try to do what László Polgár did and raise geniuses in a particular field while giving them a well-rounded life/education.

- Start teaching people and do your best to shape a city to become a better city.

I know these aren't the answers for you. Some are in the right direction for me (I call myself mettamage for a reason). But I do hope the give you somewhat of an inspirational thought that can help you.

If you're looking for more composed answers, the other comments seem really helpful :)
We have a lot of data engineers that could potentially transition to cloud engineers with this tech. Amazing!
Specifically for computers to smart speakers, I use AirPlay 1, but this works better from Windows with a 3rd-party app than from iOS or MacOS—the 3rd party app is perfectly happy to play to as many endpoints as I like, while Apple will only transmit to one endpoint at a time if it's an AirPlay 1 device.

From my Windows 10 PC, TuneBlade AirPlay streaming provides a great experience:

I can play stream anything that is playing on the PC to any AirPlay device on my LAN, and all the playback devices will be in perfect audio sync.

AirPlay 1 devices on my network include an AppleTV, Apple HomePod Minis, Nexum Airplay receivers attached to powered speakers, and DAPs with Airplay reception.

There is a significant buffer delay—about 2 seconds—that messes with video streaming. TuneBlade has the ability to stream video to VLC with synced audio, but doesn't support other video streaming endpoints. There is a bufferless mode with no delay, but it doesn't work well on my network.
That's insanely hyperbolic.
The root cause of the issue is cultural. If you find an issue like that and bring it up to the KDE devs, it gets fixed. If you bring it up to the GNOME devs, you'll get stonewalled.
On average, people go through 4 therapists before they find one that works for them.
On Linux' distro for writers with "no drivers": Use this old Linux:

http://delicate-linux.net/0.1/download/iso/delicate-0.1-alph...

Setting up a desktop environment is not that difficult, and compiling wordnet from
source once you install tcl/tk from the CD it's a breeze.

http://delicate-linux.net/
Not that I follow this particularly well, but I feel the late (and great) John Barlow left a pretty good list: https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/1kgmes/comment/cborf3...

(linked to barlow's reddit AMA as it was the only primary source link I could find quickly/easily)
My only issue is they used the wrong name.. he now goes by Elona
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To middle-class retirees in the US, this is literally sedition and you are a Russian asset.
USDT was originally launched on Bitcoin via OMNI

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tether_(cryptocurrency)#Histor...
>Russia has to take Odessa to do what you have described, and at the moment it looks like it can't.

It seems like people have forgotten that wars last longer than a month. This will be a years long proccess of attrition if it isn't stopped.
Many colleges/universities have career offices that offer services for alumni switching careers. It's at least worth reaching out and seeing if they can help set up informational interviews if nothing else. If your wife went to grad school for her educational license, it's also worth reaching out to them as well. Other avenues to explore are to talk to members of your church/synagogue/whatever if you belong to one, and/or talk to parents of former students.

Other ideas:
- Potentially sell curriculums, etc on teacherspayteachers or alternatives
- Apply for jobs with education-industry companies like Scholastic, ed-tech companies

Best of luck!
I see your point and also the other side. If the fees are based on costs based on the changeover (i.e. cleaning up before you arrive, after you leave), then a fixed $250 would cost someone staying 6 nights $75 more than $200 nightly +$150 fees (n=6; totalNightly=200+($150/n);).
Thank you, I had the same reaction - there's a nugget of truth here, but the article can't find it due to the author's innumeracy. In my experience, the typical aging parent who has some-but-not-a-ton of assets (a house, some stock, maybe a small rental property) considers that money to be their retirement fund, and intends to spend most of it.
I always change the theme, I've never really had it break. Most of the time I'll leave it on "Breeze" though and just change the colorscheme, but I seldom see it break in a way that's not immediately fixable (eg. switching icons to dark mode). Even when I did play with custom KDE themes, I never noticed it break much more than GNOME did with custom themes.
"average Ukrainians are being screwed by this conflict" because Russia decided to attack them and crush their resistance.

I feel sorry for the Ukrainians, having met a lot of refugees in Prague. But I don't believe that they would rather surrender and have "Russian peace". Some of them perhaps, but not the majority. They do not want to be yoked again.
How is that implemented?
I will add something to it - many people want are afraid that they will regret somethings in the future. But at the end you won't regret a thing because you will not feel a thing. You are going to be dead and as hard as it is to imagine it - you won't think or feel.
If you are religious you may have more thoughts about what is the next stage in your after life, but in any case it won't be thoughts about your current life.
Just live each day to it's fullest and that's it.
That looks really neat, I'm not this far in my home automation system dreams (yet), but as I get closer to settling on how I will communicate back and forth to each room, I may need to take a closer look here.
I have a friend who bootcamped her way from teacher to software engineer.
There's a really important caveat which is explicit in any law: "conditioned on all else being equal".

In physics, we are able to isolate systems to the point where this caveat is true and the law can be experimentally validated.

In economics, we do not get such affordances, because it is not and cannot be a "laboratory science".
This is exactly what it comes down to.

"I'm a free speech absolutist. Twitter should allow free speech."

So we should allow spam bots shilling Bitcoin scams on every thread? "No, I obviously didn't mean that."

What about obvious phishing attempts promising Nigerian riches? "Those are obviously fake, and we need to keep users safe."

Hardcore pornography? "No, lots of children use the site. Those should be filtered out at least behind some kind of flag."

Explicit threats of violence? Blackmail? "No, all of that is obviously not allowed."

Should I be able to write a script to post a thousand Tweets a second? "No, that strains the infrastructure. There should be a rate limit."

So then we come back to a long list of rules for what should and shouldn't be allowed, and all the absolutism goes out of the window.
Not sure if you're arguing against Ethereum, cryptocurrencies as a whole, or capitalism as a whole? Your point would be better understood if you explained what you mean a bit more.
In India, even very right wing people are ambivalent or only somewhat supportive of Putin, whereas the supposedly "anti imperialist" Communists seem to have fallen in love with him. They go to great lengths to localize and translate Russian propaganda.
It's pretty crazy. My wife went the grad school route on the way here, not sure there's any willpower left for more of it haha. Good luck to you guys