skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This [1] is an article from Time in 2018. You can find other countless similar articles elsewhere. You'll find that the narrative before and after the Ukraine war took an extremely hard 180 to the point of absurdity. Just one segment from the article:

"After the worst such [anti-Islam terror] attack in recent years—the massacre of 51 people in Christchurch, New Zealand, in 2019—an arm of the Azov movement helped distribute the terrorist’s raving manifesto, in print and online, seeking to glorify his crimes and inspire others to follow. .... It might seem ironic for this hub of white nationalists to be situated in Ukraine. At one point in 2019, it was the only nation in the world, apart from Israel, to have a Jewish President and a Jewish Prime Minister. Far-right politicians failed to win a single seat in parliament in the most recent elections. But in the context of the white-supremacist movement globally, Azov has no rivals on two important fronts: its access to weapons and its recruiting power."

There's also stuff like [2] which is a freedom-of-information act report from the Department of Homeland Security. They're concerned about the fact that "Ukrainian nationalist groups including the Azo[v] Movement are actively recruiting racially or ethnically motivated violent extremist-white supremacists (RMVE-WS) to join various neo-Nazi volunteer battalions in the war against Russia".

This whole thing is becoming increasingly absurd where the information warfare is gradually moving from propaganda to 1984.

[1] - https://time.com/5926750/azov-far-right-movement-facebook/

[2] - https://propertyofthepeople.org/document-detail/?doc-id=2202...
Couldn’t agree more.

I went through the same process multiple times in the past and every step on the way (like you describe) is complicated, expensive, slow and error-prone. And I am actually fluent in German. I can’t imagine how someone would navigate the process without speaking it.
Well, the USA has used an awful lot of depleted uranium shells, which burned down and now deposited in Iraqi children lungs. Not to mention all of the bombed weddings.
Arguably retail investors aren't actually investors either, but savers, speculating on whatever assets they buy having value when they need their dollar value.
>I just don’t see where this skepticism against specialised tools for tracking down bugs comes from

Probably from the previous skepticism against print debugging.

Every prevalent strong opinion in a social setting is eventually met with an equally strong opposite opinion in the same social setting.
The Mutoscope
Are the actual basket item details being sent, or just the total basket price?

Advertisers would pay insane money to get ahold of data to link exactly what a consumer bought (basket item details).
I would have to look up the exact details but I was basically following the standard "Musterprotokoll" to found my company, with one tiny difference/change somewhere. Well-established court rulings said that this change didn't make a difference regarding the notary fees. The notary still charged me for it. When I pointed out the court rulings to them, their response was basically "Right, sorry, we forgot".

I have heard about several other cases like that from friends.
Because most generated diagrams of code has very little actual value. Sometimes it fools you into thinking you understand how a system works. Which I would argue has negative value.
I am trying to answer a lot of these questions based on the idea of software literacy - so do we understand books using diagrams connecting pages and paragraphs? No, maybe concepts, maybe characters, but in the main any diagram involving time plus more than one other dimension has never been successfully written in a flat piece of paper.

Edit: another way of thinking about time is mutability so perhaps functional languages are more amenable to graphing.
Correct, yes, off by 1 (00%)
The fundamental unit of value backing crypto is mania.
The original statement that you had made was: "You can’t tell caste visually.".

But your own comment "So does colorism, where lighter skin is preferred. But they’re not the same thing and acting as if they are confuses much, much more than it illuminates." seems to indicate that it is possible, at least in part to determine caste visually as does the origin story you mentioned "Rigveda" which describes 'upper caste' 'Aryan' conquests over the 'lower caste' dark skinned indigenous population. Hence, 'varna' which you have now acknowledged means 'color' albeit you're claiming a more 'advanced' meaning beyond skin color which I'm sorry, but I perceive as an attempt to spin a racist/caste origin story into something more sophisticated. Let me guess, you're going to say the 'dark colored' here is something more sophisticated then just light skinned chariot driving nomadic invaders subjugating dark skinned indigenous city dwelling people?

"Through fear of thee [Agni] the dark-coloured inhabitants fled, not waiting for battle, when, O Agni (fire) burning brightly for Puru, and destroying the cities, thou didst shine." (VII, 5, 3)
That’s assuming that you have significant money to put into savings. Most people live paycheck to paycheck so that will only protect 5% of their income that they can spare to put away. Ideally you could get paid in a stable currency
I loved it too. I actually don’t agree there’s a lack of story, but it’s certainly subtle. More “poem” than “novel” in a way.
Anonymous HK students hide Pillar of Shame miniatures around campus
The same group made PinOut!, which is a quite good “infinite runner” pinball game.
> Comments like this one are a real puzzler to me. Why does it matter that the higher royalty is not out of altruism? It’s money! Money doesn’t care. More money for artists is good. You can’t buy a cheeseburger with altruism.

All the money that streaming services pay out goes to copyright holders. Guess who the copyright holders are. If you say "artists", think again. For the absolute vast majority of music it's the Big Four/Three: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Music_industry#Consolidation

So, when the likes of Spotify pay 60-70% of their revenue to the record labels, and the artists get peanuts... Spotify (and Tidal, and Apple Music, and...) get blamed. Now this is a real puzzler.
Google a SIP. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Statistically_improbable_phras...

Error numbers / codes work well. Try this:

https://www.google.com/search?q=12202+error
>most are earning hundreds of $1000 a year

Is that really the case? Anecdotally I'm earning 50k in EU.
There's a reason the Cayman Islands have two-thirds of the world's hedge funds incorporated there. It has a long and stable financial history and has stated that any structural financial changes will be grandfathered where legally possible. That sort of stability is worth the $100/month it takes to keep an international business there.
Myst and its sequel Risen. Myst used to be the most sold game ever.
I’m getting tired of people citing the efficiency of electric vs gas without including the any of the electric production and distribution. Sure at the point of use electric is more efficient but what do you think they make that electricity with? Most likely it’s coal, after that it’s natural gas. The best argument in favor isn’t dubious claims to efficiency or even indoor combustion but that it’s fungible. Once you put the electric infrastructure you can transition from one source to another more easily. As more renewables come online you can phase out fossil fuels. I’m a little suspicious of the motivations to go all electric and rip out gas infrastructure. Enron and the recent troubles with the Texas power grid don’t bode well.
It’s strongly theorized that turtle ancestors went from land to sea and then back to land. However, it’s tough to completely pin down because turtles have a very bizarre evolutionary history. For example there are proto turtles with shells but without beaks but also proto turtles with beaks but without shells suggesting that either beaks or shells evolved twice and one of those lines died out.
I'd say the question was "solved" by Prograph CPX in the 1990s, except the diagram WAS the code.

https://www.google.com/search?q=Prograph+CPX&rlz=1C5CHFA_enG...

You'd have high level classes, and low-level nitty gritty. You could edit your code as it was running (and then continue).

People prefer text (weirdly).
Meat is part of a healthy diet. Sure, some survive on other stuff, but in general, meat is healthy.
There isn't necessarily a strong separation, though. Here in the US, governments (at every level) can easily purchase this kind of data from private entities when they need to.
This is the best casual game I ever played, it is a really good choice for people that are new to video games. In the same spirit, I also liked piku niku. The graphics reminds me of a cool british illustration magazine called Anorak.

Some other things that comes to my mind are the Katamary Damacy series (must play!) and Wattam by Keita Takahashi.
You still can pay someone to buy your groceries. :)
step 1 - make very little profit - say 1 dollar

step 2 - double that profit in 6 months or less.

consider: if it takes 6 months to double the dollar, maybe this business is not gonna make it.
Near Bordeaux in south west of France. Most important for me was be able to have at least 300m2 per person in garden to grow vegetables. We are 4 (2 parents, 2 children), so 1200m2 at least. Plus 500m2 for growing fruits, making an "edible forest". I choosed suburbs of Bordeaux because there is no hill, no mountain. To convince my family to mostly use bikes instead of cars, it's more easy. Another argument is its rainy but not that much.
The issue with metformin is your own personal gastrointestinal sensitivity to it. If you're tried it in the past and quit, people have reported success with the time-released variant. See https://www.drugs.com/pro/metformin-extended-release-tablets...
Aside: Holy crap, are those french sauces hard to prep at home.

During lock downs I got into french sauces. The mother sauces, specifically the fond brun, are quite time consuming to make. I'm talking 2-3 days worth of time.

I mean, the pay off is amazing. I've had guests literally licking the china. But my lord, is it hard to do.

If anyone out there is looking to really up their cooking game but not also spend days in the kitchen, I recommend this: https://www.amazon.com/More-Than-Gourmet-16-Ounce-Packages/d...

It's not as good as home made, but it's ~85% the way there, 90% with filtered tap water (in my experience).

Do be careful with a demi glace though, you do need to get their product for that. Just trying to reduce the water by half for the fond brun and calling it demi glace doesn't taste the same, at least to me.
Prevent no. Reduce shootings sure, not mass murders however. Almost as if people with criminal intent or mental issues would find a way and not follow the law.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2016_Nice_truck_attack

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shafia_family_murders

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/London,_Ontario_truck_attack

[3] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2014_Calgary_stabbing

[4] https://nypost.com/2020/11/03/quebec-police-release-new-deta...

[5] https://www.the-sun.com/news/2445508/toronto-van-attack-ince...

[6] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2017_London_Bridge_attack
cppreference defines it as:

> Resource Acquisition Is Initialization or RAII, is a C++ programming technique[1][2] which binds the life cycle of a resource that must be acquired before use (allocated heap memory, thread of execution, open socket, open file, locked mutex, disk space, database connection—anything that exists in limited supply) to the lifetime of an object.

I’d crib the name from Rust, this is ownership, where the object owns the resource.
It's so sad that Sweden doesn't allow real beer in the shops like Norway does.
the E2EE system Telegram uses is perfectly safe

Is it? How would you go about confirming that?]
> we lost nothing. it is all still here.

if you ignore the massive amount of music that hasn't been - or often cannot be - released on streaming services, maybe?
Since this is essentially a coward's layoff, you might as well do a real layoff. It's hard to believe that they needed to cut back enough to not bring on a ~month's worth of hires, but not so much they they should do real layoffs.
Inductive cooktops are quite reactive, the pan stops generating heat as soon as the electricity is cut off, and while the glass does get hot, it cools reasonably quickly, at least IME. Older style "convection" electric cookers were glacially slow in responding to heat changes, since there was a massive amount of heat stored in the heating element.
The FBI tried to ambush my source
That article says that AKG was 2% of those mice diet, that a lot of supplements if the dosage transpose linearly to humans!
Do other Chromium browsers (Chromium, Brave, Edge, etc) have this same problem, and does this solution apply to them?
Bowser’s Fury. In this game, Bowser Jr. is immortal, so great for a younger player. Also, most of the Super Mario games since the Wii have all featured respawn bubbles, where you can’t lose unless everyone dies at the same time.
There are many naive people. Try to look at relative military spending around the world and think about trust, about where all these weapons will be applied eventually.
Climate change is stopped by doing meaningful things like stopping oil exports, moving the grid to renewable energy,

Not shifting the burden to individuals who contribute almost nothing compared to giant corporations, And doing werid things like banning meat, imagine if they did the opposite, they hike vegetable prices because you don't eat enough meat.

If this happens(the article doesn't say this has anything to do with climate change specifically) it would be just a giant distraction from Norway's role in climate change by producing Oil.
"Give me liberty AND give me death"?

I'd prefer to solve the despot problem in a way that doesn't involve me getting dead.

Several countries have managed to not have despots for long periods.
I had the same assumption. However the last notary that I worked with didn’t hand in documents in time (which caused lots of trouble), handed in incorrect documents and simply did not answer to emails or calls for weeks.

He only started to act when I used my lawyer to threaten him. Even then my lawyer said that it would be very hard to start legal proceedings against the notary.

If you think notaries are 100% trustworthy you should also have a look at https://www.tagesspiegel.de/berlin/millionen-immobilie-in-be...
> In real life, I don’t like guns, war or aggression. But when I play games, I often go for FPS or other, violent games

An old friend of mine is working on a game called “Air Hares”, motivated by a very similar concern to the one you’ve expressed. You might appreciate this:

“Why I Created a Non-Violent Shmup Video Game”

https://www.gamedeveloper.com/production/why-i-created-a-non...
How are those beanie babies doing?
Gedit has also the best support for bidi text ever. It's miraculous.
What a load of BS. The predominant form of social organization is from a majority status. The people who voted in that government are the ones who direct the government resources, and are determining what it's polices are towards the governed.

The people in Norway have a clear and simple choice; they can sit and do nothing, or they can do something. Action might entail moving the hell out of the country and complain from a distance. They could also vote in a new government, but it's up to them.

As far as that BS idea that "They are meant to serve us", no you are quite wrong. The Government serves the people who voted it in, and gave it control of those resources. That Government, in the end, has no obligation to _anyone_ else . Its only obligation is to those who voted it in, and it uses that granted power as a proxy for those people (and corporations) to enact their will. Don't' like it? Fine, do something about it, rather than complain here about big, bad Government.
Is this sarcasm? I haven't followed the Senate closely
Signal cannot in fact provide your address book to German (or any other) authorities. The whole point of Signal's design, and the reason it's less featureful than things like Telegram, is that it's designed not to collect serverside metadata about who's talking to who.
They can't get the oil, because there are not any (additional) pipelines. They can't really ship the oil, because there's not enough (additional) capacity to do that. Most tankers can't get insured and only smaller tankers can transit ports available to Russia (or they have to transfer oil mid ocean). As a result Turkey, India, and China will get marginally more 10-30% cheaper oil from Russia, but that pushes their imports from the middle east down... which lowers prices in Europe!

Realistically, Turkey China and India are mostly exporters. When Europe and the US go into recession, they won't need as much oil because they won't be exporting as much (they are the dominant importers)... and that likely means that Russia turns off wells when their storage fills up (soon). Those wells are slow to restart. The rest of OPEC replaces their oil (at somewhat higher prices) for the next few years.

What is an immediate concern is food, oil, and fertilizer not being exported from Ukraine (can't plant/harvest or ship) for much of the developing world. Turkey, Egypt, Sri Lanka... Sudan are all very dependent on wheat, sunflower oil, and fertilizer from eastern Ukraine. Even India will be quite affected. See how evil EU starves the poor! Only beautiful Russia can save them!
Germany, particularly Berlin, have a pretty vibrant startup eco-system.
If you are just trying ideas, there is no need to register a business (legally you only have to do this once you intend to follow through long term).
You can register a business for 35€ - most cities offer this online. Registering a limited liability company is a little more complicated (you need a 1h appointment with a notary), but can be done from 500€ onwards.
If you plan to do less than 50.000€ in revenue this year you qualify as a micro business and don‘t need to file or pay VAT. You only need to file an annual account within a year of the financial year ending. Cost of this starts at around 500€.
Our legal system and corporate culture is set up in a way that you are very unlikely to be sued for damages. So even medium sized companies (several million in revenue) frequently operate as full liability companies.
Oof, seems I got the camelcase wrong. It's `@mustuse`

Working on updating that.

I think the reason the documentation is cryptic is because it's a library-supplied User Data Attribute that is specially recognized by the compiler. The documentation generator is having trouble with it. In code it's pretty simple:

https://github.com/dlang/druntime/blob/705fb36e5fc4d930eed85...
Sounds to me like Viking is as Viking does. Raiding and pillaging still inflicts the same result on victims whether carried out under a monarch's banner or by independent agents. Maybe use of his word describing where the pillaging and plundering was happening is similar to why the word 'typhoon' and 'hurricane' is used to describe the same meteorological phenomenon. It depends on where it is happening. Use of the word in history will also depend on the perspective of who is telling the history, whether you identify with the conquerors or the conquered.
Alexander the Great to western historians is Alexander the Accursed to the Persians.
Bitcoin as a inflation hedge is a meme that takes 5 seconds to see has no basis in reality. During historic inflation in the US, Bitcoin the inflation protector is.. -40% against the USD in the last 6 months.

At least Gold is up 4% on the 6 month so that’s a small hedge.
In the case of Telegram they do require you to use a mobile phone number to sign up and use their service. Mainly so they can be sure you don't abuse THEM, mostly. So the safety of criminals from law enforcement does come from Telegram refusing to give up information they have.

And this concerns an area of crimes were the perpetrators don't very actively evade detection. There are other means to do so. And in the case of Germany, openly and publicly criticizing against the state is no problem as long as you don't propose to violently overthrow the state.
Norway is already the country where it's quite normal to drive to Sweden to buy tobacco, alcohol and yes meat, and other stuff that's cheaper across the borders. Restaurants source cheaper meat illegally this way etc.

Unfortunately, Sweden is in the EU and Norway is not so there's quite a lot of customs rules on that border.
That might be true in the case where that amount of knowledge is precisely zero.
You are right, I do program in LISP and love the C[AD]+R idea.

I even had my own proposal 5 years ago for improving that!

> That's right, but I would go one step further and have F(irst) and R(est), with obvious composition as follows: (using kruhft's examples from another thread)

> (ff x) == (caar x) == (car (car x))

> (rrf x) == (cddar x) == (cdr (cdr (car x)))

> I would argue that it's worth sacrificing the 'f' and 'r' symbols for such a common construct.

> …

> Yes, I realize I'm 55 years late to the party.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13259344

Now we only need to implement both changes at the same time! :-P
I miss being able to buy music for other people.
Bio-availability of protein being less in vegetable protein-sources, maybe?
How do you do it humanly? If it were me I’d rather get an email
I guarantee the NSA is slurping up this data in the US.
Mosul is up in the Kurdish area I believe. Never made it that far but have been through Erbil a couple times delivering vehicles to the South Korean troops stationed there. The Korean troops said they would go to Mosul I’m sort of remembering.

Even back in ‘04 the Kurdish region was pretty safe, people smiled and waved as we drove by which was a nice change from having stuff thrown through the windshield and people trying to kill you. They even made us be considerate drivers after some joe put a few rounds through some mayor’s kids engine for not getting out of the convoy and he made a fuss over it.
I thought Spotify was much worse. The silent playlist song cap alone was infuriating. I constantly had issues syncing between devices. UI feedback was miserable making it so you didn’t understand whether a button was pushed due to the callbacks over cellular, not that Apple Music is much better here. The worst part of Apple Music is the distinction between Apple Music and your library. You can rate things in your library but not Apple Music - which I’m guessing is an artifact of iTunes days when you had MP3s locally. The like feature in Apple Music is also terrible compared to Spotify
But you do see why, geneally speaking, incorporating a business is necessary and required, do you? Because otherwise this discussion is kind of pointless.
Porn isn't inherently harmful, abusive nor misogynistic. It can be, and very often is, but that's not the point of it. I believe that it simply reflects the properties of the society as a whole. A feministic society would come with feministic porn in its spotlight.