skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It’s because there’s a huge support for these views in Russia.

And any politician who actually wants to succeed is bound to channel this energy or at least address it.

Russia has severe ongoing problems with national tensions and conflicts.

Not only between Russians and other nations but among those nations as well (e.g. ingush vs chechen).

Main reason is that Russia was built as a colonialist empire. Most ethnic regions had nothing in common except for being conquered.

That led to bad blood such as ongoing ethnic conflicts, disputed regions and insurgencies being crushed by Kremlin using mostly ethnically white army.

Multiple bombings of Grozny easily rival current destruction of Ukraine, along with mass rape and pillaging.

Conscripts were executed and tortured by locals which led to army’s brutal retaliation leading to cycle of violence.

Ethnic crime also contributed with some diasporas having immense powers in Moscow.

This boiling cocktail leads to a huge albeit suppressed anger amongst general population.

A politician who proposes disbanding Russian Federation and imposing a visa regime with ethnic regions will ride a wave of support not seen by Putin.

That’s why Putin crushes any nationalist opposition much harder than liberal one. It’s the biggest threat to his rule if there’s one.

Rogozin served mainly as a spoiler. His fake party sponged some dissent votes in 2003 and then disappeared. Once again even if his Nazi views are genuine, he’s a power hungry Machiavelist first.
No, the question should be “how do we produce significant amounts more carbon-neutral energy instead of reducing the standard of living”.
On writing clean Jupyter notebooks
I’m also from Germany so I feel I can answer.
1) No not yet anyways. The inflation is only really visible in gas/energy prices and groceries. I know that some EV car manufacturers had to increase prices but that has a different reason.

2) The german tech sector never tried to compete with US salaries. I for one have quite the income (base+bonus+other monetary benefits) but am way behind a Silicon Valley counterpart. And I mean with cost of living etc included.

My company is constantly adjusted the salaries. But we still base it on market conditions in Europe not world wide. And they don’t want to react to inflation so fast.

But that is only my experience. Major city in Germany btw.
It is my understanding is it takes a year before that reset happens.
In 5-6 years, Europe should be able to free themselves of Russian energy and build a military capable of standing up to Russia. (Ukraine is almost managing the latter on their own.)
If it would be the 19th century wood and coal would solve the problem, but unfortunately nothing can replace the existing natural gas infrastructure. Winter is a few months away.
Everything gets more expensive(i.e restaurant bill, dentistey bill). I don't think it's due EUR/USD rate. It's oil & gas.
Difficulty adjustment takes care of reducing mining difficulty every 2 weeks based on hash power, so this should self correct
Yea, Crimea would have been the perfect time to realize that depending on a rational, happy Russia for gas is a bad idea.

Don't worry though, America is repeating the same mistakes with China. So, its not just Europe.
Skinny people eat less. Shocker.
If only somebody foresaw this

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-eu-summit-idUSBREA2P0...

https://www.pbs.org/newshour/world/trump-scolded-germany-for...
Mcclellans Retreat in DC also does a cocktail with them. Cool to see that's a trend.
Even a stopped clock is right twice a day :)

Have to hand it to him this time...he was so right.
Celsius Network: I lost $200k
Does anyone have a link to the paper's submission? They say they submitted it and I wanted to take a look at it but my google-fu is failing me today. Is there a DOI or similar link or any information about where they submitted the GPT-3 written paper?
Yeah, I get this and had changed servers a couple of times over the years and sought to have shared IPs verified, etc, but I just got fed up of jumping through hoops, despite doing everything 'right'.

I still host my personal email address, but I lost a few jobs sent to my work address by inadvertently being 'rude' in not responding to cold emails from GMail addresses I had in fact responded to. THAT was the situation that really irked. Such a stupid logic, or lack thereof.
You can, but the docs for Deref beg you not to use Deref for types that aren’t smart pointers because of how confusing and surprising the results can be to an unfamiliar reader of the code.
FactoryOS is from an entirely different set of compositions (composable core/WCOS, meant to reduce the amount of MobileCore-based SKUs) which was meant for a few new products (10X, HubOS, Andromeda) that never really shipped and got changed around and canceled numerous times. It is curious, however, as to why there is no WSK released for the 'Nickel' release of Windows (with build 22621 as final), and instead we got this image dropped instead.

The VM was rather an image of a similar composition to this one (ContainerOS shares some component roots) running in the Host Compute Service which actually is properly documented nowadays after a while of only being partially documented in Docker for Windows code: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/virtualization/api/hcs/over...
Also upgrades were very very common back then - and you’d often sell back your current card to the store when buying the upgrade. So people would be upgrading to EGA cards as those came back in.
Great. I used to have HTTPS Everywhere extension installed in Tor Browser Bundle, with the EASE/Encrypt All Sites Eligible toggle turned on to avoid browsing HTTP only sites during casual surfing. Some exit nodes are malicious and slurp up plaintext HTTP and there is the risk of leaking stuff with plaintext sites. With a native implementation of HTTPS-Only I don’t have to install an addon and it will force people to not browse HTTP sites, unless they turn it off which adds to the fingerprintability of the browser, so I would recommend against messing with the default setting.
It is moralistic because moral hysteria ("goons raping children") is driving the fate of the entire trade block right now, your post was a perfect example.

Poor, lights out EU with 10-20% inflation will not in fact be a 'strong against Russia' or whatever (and this is without EU being in a war of any kind, lmao)
The EU and the US need to have been building new nuclear power plants yesterday. Not everywhere in the world is ideal for nuclear due to the potential for significant natural disaster, but much of Western Europe and the United States are perfectly safe with the latest nuclear reactor designs.This was known before the current energy crisis and there has been complete inaction for decades.

Coupled with solar, wind and existing hydro, it is our best path forward for sustainable future in the mid term. It is not just about being "green" or saving the planet from global warming. It is about energy independence.
Pew Research Center report cited in article: Americans Divided Over Direction of Biden’s Climate Change Policies [1], published July 14.

[1] https://www.pewresearch.org/science/2022/07/14/americans-div...

EDIT to add:

Brief Axios article on Pew report focuses on response differences (among Republicans) by age: A GOP generation gap on climate change [2]

[2] https://www.axios.com/2022/07/15/gop-climage-change-generati...
History of corporations: https://www.jstor.org/stable/40697762

(Paywalled, but you may be able to find a copy.)

Private land is almost as old as record history. So is selling across markets.

Double entry book keeping was invented in the late 15th century.

All of these existed for centuries before the steam engine.
You just restated what the OP said, but tried to paint it somehow in a more positive light. You yourself stated you are "eating fewer ... highly rewarding foods".

So what exactly are you contradicting in their statement?
Probably more widely available in Manaus than Fortaleza.
Overeating is the root of it. It's popular to deny this and come up with other excuses; normally when I'm with somebody making those excuses for themselves I don't dispute any of it (because it's not worth the social capital I'd expend in doing so.) But what really ticks me off is when somebody offers those lame excuses up for my obesity. I'm not big boned, there's not something wrong with my metabolism, I don't have a glandular disorder. They think they're doing me some sort of favor, telling me that my obesity is not my fault. But none of that stuff is true and encouraging me to lie to myself is cruel, not kind. I have a binge eating problem. It's that simple. If I examine my own diet with a dispassionate eye, it's obvious that I eat enough for two men and weigh as much as two men. There is no mystery to obesity, only ego-clouded judgement and denial.
You are citing historical numbers for primary energy (mostly transportation and heating), not for electricity.

ElectricityMaps has some live data for electricity generation: https://app.electricitymaps.com
>it's difficult to just disable a single industry because the network effects are not really known.

Not to mention the unfairness of choosing one industry full of workers to say, "sorry, you're going to go jobless for the greater good," to.
This is what I need but for Mac! Any idea of alternatives? I have multiple Jira instances I want to combine -- literally can't find an app that does this.
I’m guessing Russia will fully cut off gas to EU when it seems that either the EU is about to ban gas imports or turning the taps off will likely break the EU.
Our company (Prisma) is currently hiring Rust engineers. Remote jobs, office in Berlin for those who need it and interesting problems to solve.
By 'affectionately named', I rather think someone thought it sounded cool to name it such. Perhaps CloudCore proper allows 'upgrading' a running system to the 'Win3' composition in case one would want to run GUI diagnostics, but other than that the run level terminology doesn't mean much as it's rather a distinction made at image staging time.
The UK government fell because Boris was a lying fool to the wrong people. Be careful not to assume that because something big happened it must be the cause of something else.
This was also the argument about Ukraine in early February.
(opinions are my own and not EA's)

I've been at EA for about 1.5 years now and have never enjoyed working somewhere as much as this. Their devotion to D&I, their culture around management (and the thorough training each manager gets), career progression, and feedback, their flexibility for each individual (even given their size), how frequently we actually get to speak with SVP-level leadership to ask questions/voice opinions, their flexibility around WFH, and how everyone is pleasant to work with make it very easy to talk about how nice it is to work at EA. On top of all of that, benefits and pay are competitive (especially benefits).

EA's a big company, and I'm in EADP, which is an org that builds the back-end services for the games, rather than the games. But I've never been asked to work more than 8 hours in a day. Whenever I have chosen to work more, I've been specifically told by my manager or his that it's not required and that I can pick it up again tomorrow. They meant it.

I read this post before joining EA and was somewhat concerned, but was told by people I trust that it no longer applies. From my perspective, they're absolutely right.

As others mentioned, EA has undergone new leadership since this post was written. It was also nearly two decades ago. At this point, it's likely more of a good cautionary tale of how things can get than an accurate rendering of how things are.
Not really true. Liquid fuels are much dirtier and reduce the lifespan or time between maintenances a lot. It’s used only as an emergency.
How many of those pensioners naively participated in Germany's anti-nuclear movement in the 70's, 80's, 90's?

You reap what you sow. No sympathy for Russian puppets.
Thank you! It’s extremely gratifying to know that HN readers like yourself do actually go and read the posts. :D
With a lot of fuel and energy trades denominated in the dollar, and all fuel and energy trades in competition with one of the largest economies which happens to be dollar denominated, these are not separate issues.

The ‘stronger’ (relatively) the dollar, the more expensive energy will be in every other currency.
It's more like while you're obtaining "natural immunity", you're shedding virus that infects others. Similarly with masks, they weakly protect you from others, they strongly protect others from you.

I feel like everywhere I look in the anti-COVID-vax community, no one reckons with the fact that their position gets others sick, and those people might die. Even this article focuses strongly on children not needing masks or vaccines, mentioning not at all kids getting others sick.

Some cites:

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33721405/

https://hms.harvard.edu/news/children-spread-covid-19

https://ufhealth.org/news/2021/uf-study-sheds-light-roles-ch...

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7156154/
Komintern was very, very active in Europe. You think Putin will stop on Ukraine, is that all he wants? He'll maybe pause on Brest when poor Europeans will be looking at golf-playing superyacht-sailing Russian mobsters robbing the EU. That's the dream. A bunch of power-hungry corrupt and immoral people who now have enough weapons to actually start doing this. They don't give a fuck about your Europe.
This return policy is true regardless of whether it has DRM or whether you knew.

You can return any Steam game, for any reason, provided you've played it fewer than two hours and purchased it within the last two weeks.
I think you can have both (for example, go and rust starter projects)
"UK Goverment fell" - it didn't, only the PM did. Johnson appointed a sexual predator to be the Chief Whip of the Tory faction in the Parliament and it was one mistake too many. It has nothing to do with sanctions against Russia. The government will continue under a new PM.

"Bulgaria Goverment fell" - Bulgaria has had by now four(?) early elections in a row, which predate the war in Ukraine. The Bulgarian political situation is an internal mess.

"Italy's PM resigned" - Italy has had 69 governments since WWII, nothing unusual there.

"Estonia Goverment fell" - Estonia is very anti-Russian in practice. Their next government is likely to be formed by the very same PM.

The EU has some 30 countries. Unlike Russia or odd exceptions like Merkel, their leaders come and go fairly frequently. Even 8 governmental changes in a year wouldn't be particularly strange in a club of 30 democracies.
Like you rightly pointed, the disadvantage of using encryption on full-disk or file system seems quite high. But I don't get it - if a file system is not robust enough to handle data corruption and aid recovery when encryption is enabled, the file system would earn a bad rep. So I am assuming that that they would factor that and make the encryption system equally robust?

> ... makes recovery impossible (as opposed to harder), at least for the affected files...

This is my main doubt in an encrypted file-system - is encryption done on the individuals files on it or is the whole file-system encrypted (implying the whole partition is one giant encrypted blob)? The latter would imply corruption in any part of the file system would make it next to impossible to recover any file in it. If each individual files are encrypted separately (on the fly), then any corruption would only affect some files, and the rest of the files would still be recoverable.
Your description of always feeling hungry after keeping it off is rather worrying to me, since I’m getting close to my target weight after a 1 year+ journey of diet and exercise.

I do remember reading before that the fat cells that get created when you gain weight never really go away, they just “deflate”. So after you lose weight, you are more likely to gain the weight back than someone who is at the same weight now but who has never been bigger than that.

I also recall seeing a study that your body sends you extra hunger pangs to gain the weight that you lost back, because it assumes that losing weight means you’re in fight-or-flight mode, so it wants to make sure you survive. That’s why a weight loss drug where an extra 300-400 calories per day were excreted via urine did not show significant results.

I couldn’t find the exact study for the second part. So I’ll just leave a general reference from Northwestern alluding to the same results.

1. https://www.discovermagazine.com/health/your-fat-cells-never...

2. https://www.nm.org/healthbeat/healthy-tips/how-your-body-fig...
Russia is failing, with its military reputation, one of its few assets, in tatters.
Potentially yes. But if we compare it to Dhall, then the sandbox would just allow to generate a config, potentially based on some inputs, but without disk access, network access, etc.

If you allow that for Dhall, then you also have the problem of a config potentially taking extremely long to load / to be ready. So you will want to set a timeout anyways and I don't see a big difference here from a practical point of view.
I think this is a great and fair question. It’s all fun and games until our own life is impacted. I have a family and am thinking about this carefully as I live a good middle class life in Austria and we are similarly impacted wrt gas. At the moment my position is that I would be prepared to sacrifice a heck of a lot in order to not give in to a murderous regime. I would be prepared to drastically drop my standard of living for several years. My thinking is that in comparison to direct involvement in a hot war that would be peanuts. Now, ask me again next year once I’ve gone through a cold cold winter and whatever other luxuries I’m missing out on. I hope I can live up to my ideals. I have met refugees from Ukraine and they need us to step up so they can one day go home in peace.
Mithril.js
Perhaps a little context would help

https://genius.com/Monty-python-four-yorkshiremen-live-lyric...
I'm fat (I see no shame in this word), my partner is not - she and I will order the same food, I clean my plate (starving children in africa related childhood trauma, I guess), she will often eat half of hers and leave the rest - she drinks the regular soda, and I have water, diet soda or unsweet iced tea.

I can't speak to your friends, but there is no universal truth here - I know a bunch of fat people, and none of them 'drown them in bbq sauce and mayo' - most of the thin people in my life and fat people in my life end up eating 'around' the same amount of food, but the thin people are physically often much more active.
If we just went based on the political message in the past then Germany could just use that massive amount of solar and wind they have been subsidizing for the last few decades, and for heating they could simply use that green hydrogen. Both of those were supposed to be both cheaper than any other for of energy.

More realistically, this is a time where most countries in EU should be scrambling to throw money at new energy projects and energy modernization. That should help with both the energy crisis long term, and focusing money on internal infrastructure seems to have good track records for reducing inflation. Reducing imports dependency from Russia, especially in a different currency, should strengthen the euro.
The sanctions do nothing to stop this. They're not acting like they're a marketing firm that gets shocked because of some red in the GDP, they're on a war footing. That will only react to, you guessed it, equal force (war).
The party who was supposed to be against abolishing our nuclear plants, the conservative CDU and the liberal FDP, actually abolished them.
So, kinda? No matter who we elected at that time, nobody would have kept them.
Perhaps someone finds this useful: https://learning-rust.github.io/
What's the explanation for this?

I mean, surely the explanation isn't that Trump is secretly a well informed and thoughtful person?
Long-term vs. short-term thinking.

Would you rather be colder in the winter for a couple years or live in a warzone and have your family killed and culture destroyed?
I don’t understand how any country could ask people on the margin to shoulder the worst effects of a burden that effects everyone, without offering support. During the early part of covid, we offered hazard pay for “front line workers”, and monthly support cheques for people who’s jobs were put on hold to keep people safe (restaurants, event venues, performers, etc). That didn’t last long, but it’s clearly the kind of mindset we need to tackle climate transitions - i.e. pay oil field workers to retrain for solar and wind, help support people who can’t afford to get off fracked methane gas heating yet. Etc.
Implications of a Melting Arctic
I think they’re saying that they eat equivalently rewarding foods that are more healthy.
The capex to do that was unreachable for the vast majority of the population, even when money was ‘cheap’.
Crystal Is a Surprise
3 doesn't work because no amount of money solves the supply shortage in the near term.
I'm still reeling with what I just watched....
I mean, theoretically yes - but I doubt that this would be an issue in any but the rarest cases.
I've been writing Python forEVER and the one thing I fail to comprehend about it is how the dependency situation on Python only gets worse. It has somehow surpassed pre-nvm Node for being a total dependency clusterfuck.

What are we using now? Pip? Pyenv? Pipenv? Poetry? Hatch? Conda?

Once that's settled, there's invariable some library that has some native buildchain tooling requirement that isn't satisfied and the build process has shat all over my terminal. So now I have to hunt down whatever libraries gcc is complaining about.

Christ, it should be against the law to release a programming language that doesn't have dependency management built-in.
Maybe for the Watt engine, but this does not apply to the Savery or Newcomen engines. (Though Part III, or perhaps IV, will have a few notes on some almost totally forgotten machine makers of the 1650s.
That one word you elided, "stereotypically", was doing a lot of work! I'm not actually eating fewer highly rewarding-to-me foods, just less junk food, and I'm not constantly hungry.
NASA, Russian space agency sign deal to share space station flights – Roscosmos
Neither mechanical engineering or the scientific method could ever emerge in isolation, regardless of what happened elsewhere in the world.

The scientific method itself, such as it was developed during the 18th century, is a poster child example as thinkers at the time hit the so-called Problem of induction. The great enlightened tinker David Hume provided foundational insights through his work "An Enquiry concerning human understanding" and "A Treatise of Human Nature".

Scholars have argued that David Hume has been influenced by oriental ideas when he developed his thinking regarding observations, causality, induction and self. Ideas which were paramount when it comes to defining a formal theory regarding the "scientific method" such as we understand it today.
I was just talking about Pocket Tanks the other day, for the first time in years... for some reason, the demo version was preinstalled on all of the iMacs in my school district growing up. this got me to thinking, I'm not a Mac guy so I'm not really sure but there's no way it actually shipped with MacOS, right? it must've been put in by a distributor, whoever did the deal with our district. well, on behalf of myself and the rest of my cohort: thank you, that game was dope.
Oh man, I'm pushing 50 and my friends and I played the hell out of this "back in the day". I just sent $10 with a big "thank you" note.
From what I've read, GMLRS using inertial guidance is good for a 7 meter CEP, while the GPS part brings that down to 5 meters [1].

1. https://twitter.com/noclador/status/1532841072300380161?s=20...