skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's the West's fault that the population of Ukraine wouldn't let a Russian puppet dictator of Ukraine ignore the wishes of the population of Ukraine?

I wonder how you feel about Russia engineering the 8-year-old LPR/DPR "conflict".
So just to understand this correctly, you're saying that a type that the FAA certified in 1982, and a specific aircraft of that type that has flown safely for about the last 25 years, should be viewed with a red flag because of the 737 MAX debacle?

This airframe has been banned to make a point about Delta scheduling their older frames on JFK-ACC. Delta probably does it because it's a low-yielding route, and making a big public stink (with safety overtones designed to scare uninformed readers) is one of the few ways Ghana can try to convince Delta to ignore the economics. Making a stink like this worked with BA, so maybe it will work with Delta too.

> Europe has banned airlines, especially African airlines, and individual aircraft pretty regularly for safety concerns [1]. America tends to ban entire countries. It is only fair for African countries to follow the similar guidelines, especially when there are problem aircraft.

To be clear, this has nothing to do with safety. If EASA or FAA banned an airline or a country because of a fuel imbalance there would be no airlines left.
Agreed, chats as your organizational memory are a disaster.

We’ve set our Slack to cull content older than 30 days.

Knowing that information posted on Slack is transient nudges our team to use the appropriate platform for information that needs to be persisted.

Also, it’s more comfortable to chat casually knowing that what you say isn’t indefinitely retained and searchable.
Russia is the reason Donbas is being shelled.
It's just one of the low hanging AI fruits we can pick now, nothing unexpected.

We're doing similar things to find errors in our regular ML datasets - a large proportion of the examples the model can't predict are mislabeled. Those mislabeled examples have a big penalty on performance. Since Wikipedia is often used in ML, it was time to clean it up.
They should just make it to 3 months -or- 10.000 messages and everybody will be happy.
You could also just have the recipient in the first part of the message block so that the devices that aren't the recipient either just ignore the message or can't decode it.

My biggest question is how do you send a signal to a satellite with your mobile phone. And they're even saying without additional hardware which makes it even more difficult.

Or are they just hoping that there would be no obstructions from your device and the satellite, no roof and a good sunny weather?

Although my knowledge is lacking, my understanding is that 2G has good range at the expense of low data rate. But I have a feeling that many modern phones no longer support 2G, since (at least here in Slovenia, Europe) many providers have over the years lowered or totally removed the number of 2G towers.
I searched for k8s and got: r/KSI, r/KIA, r/Jerma985, r/kfeets, r/Drumkits, r/KUWTK and r/motorsportstreams2.

Funnily enough r/k8s was not on the list.
I work with a ton of scientists (and am one myself) and I’m a member of multiple slack channels with hundreds of members that are years old and only have a 1-2k messages.

An example is a Python users group where there’s maybe a few threads a week. And it’s really useful to search for old threads.

Another is a hackathon with maybe 30 people where there were a few hundred messages over a week and then 1 message a month.
Sure it did. But those are the data that google is getting, it is network transfer trough its servers. They are far beyond "tracking the clicks". And btw, no. The DNS blocking is stopping only domains. The primary addressing level is ip and you cant block it by preventing access to domains. But you can do it using proxy (or firewall, but typically firewall is clueless about the data layer), that is why I made it and while it can read the pihole blacklist and use them, it can do much more (like screwing js browser fingerprinting on network level by injecting js that randomizes the image creation etc.).
“I went to THE post office”, “I went to THE train station”. These are typically used without context, and are exceptions that confuse learners, particularly those who are learning about articles for the first time.

Regarding “I go to Church”, the verb to go here doesn’t actually mean movement, it’s a euphemism for “I worship”. Same with “temple”. If you say “I go to a/the church” you are actually stating movement towards a definite or indefinite place.

Again, these are challenging subtleties for language speakers where all nouns are conceptual. And most native speakers can’t explain these exceptions spontaneously
In the war on cars, the suburbs strike back
Many of the crisis we live through are engineered, and this one is one of those. Which is why I personally will never just accept it.
They are good examples of not over-engineering at the beginning. Most early-Twitters don't become late-Twitter - they just die.
Can't have more first world statement than this one.
The sad thing is that it doesn't have to be that way. The world is literally pursuing a path of intentional scarcity. I'm all for conservation, but the brutal truth is any vibrant economy depends on access to cheap, affordable energy.
It's built on data American companies are required to provide, but maybe European regulators also collect this data?
Datalog is quite hot still.
Because self-hosting may be easier due to an in-house sysadmin who advocated this for a long time but turned down, or a competitor offer more value with a better price.
Yes you can do importhtml in a spreadsheet and find the tables or lists so I just used that and then some hacks vlookups to put into a table with the correct ordering
Probably because most calendars started as lunar or lunar-based. There is also the case that separating the year by month could be beneficial for farmers back in the day to plan different activities throughout the year. I've always like the names of the months in the French Republican Calendar[1] because of that.

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_Republican_calendar#Mon...
The jury’s out on that metaphysically speaking, but even if so that’s a rounding error of the rounding error. This handy chart breaking down the universe by subject area is a useful guide.

https://www.explainxkcd.com/wiki/index.php/2640:_The_Univers...
£0.52 per kWh. I did some napkin maths showing how it's more expensive than diesel generators: https://gist.github.com/jonatron/1a0c6398356fd8ae56d435e9363...
subsidize demand -> prices go up -> people get angry -> subsidize demand
moved on to what?
Or maybe those alternatives just aren't ready yet. The promise was made by corporations marketing false hope that they were ready to fill the void.
Russia has two pipelinenetworks. One for asia and one for europe. The european only delivers a fraction but the asian works. The problem is that europe was a major buyer and there is no connection between the asia and europes pipelines. Plzs the two pipelines would require years of work to connect.
This article is interesting, but as a beginner to both Ruby and the actor model I'm left with some questions that limit my confidence in what I've learned.

When exactly can you send to or receive from a ractor? Are you expected to wrap every send and receive in some kind of error handler, or can you at least check with some "is_closed" method? When exactly do ports open and close, and how long do they stay open for?
$30 a month just to export at full resolution and $15 a month to export at 1080p, free only allows 720p. (Yearly sub gives 20% discount)

Unfortunately, I could totally get behind throttling export speed or maybe the other stuff but it's just very neutered
> Yes, that guy pressed the button even though he should have known there are consequences to that.

You are only complaining that an heuristic outputted a result you don't like.

That's not a bug nor a problem. It's just that you feel you're entitled to an outcome that suits your fancy, regardless of the process involved.

Heuristics don't even ensure they'll output the same result twice, either because their input changes with time or because they already integrate a stochastic component.

Demanding that an operator polices the output of said heuristics especifically to suit your personal taste makes no sense at all, let alone demanding people be "held responsible" for disappointing you.
DevOps somehow is related to Fortnite.
Sounds like it doesn't and you missed the point.
There are two parties that matter: the reader and the website.

Instead of addressing that you introduced a third party, which works for the website as a service. Correct, but irrelevant.
And the you will get banned. The only difference is that facebook has real people as requirement while reddit allows sock puppetry.

All this talk is very funny to me because it shows that most people here are too young. The algorithm exists because the establishment demanded it. I say establishment because I remember what the old geek culture was and the demand didn't come from it. It came from outside of technical libertarian circle. Once social media companies said it is possible the demand became even more shrill and it culminated in 2016 when Trump won. The algorithm was created specifically to do what Zuckerberg made it do in 2020.
> If understand it correctly I need to enroll both keys, by physically having them present?

Yes.

> Then I need to remember to enroll the second one whenever I sign up for something (or keep both keys with me, which kinda negates the backup perspective).

Alternatively you print out the backup codes.

> My preferred solution would be to generate the private key material outside of the secure enclave (but on a offline device or something), write it down on a piece of paper and then transfer it in to the enclave/hardware device.

The primary reason why we want to do hardware at all, is that to the best extent we know the key is generated by it and will remain in it. That most of the threat becomes someone in the physical world stealing it from you.

Though some more open-source webauthn tokens would allow you to do what you described. Secure key management procedures are just not something we should encourage people to do themselves, it's difficult.
holodomor was an intentionally manufactured to try to genocide political opponents. Something the “commies” are fond of more than most but they get a pass from enthusiasts like you. Gross.

https://hawaii.edu/powerkills/MURDER.HTM
If they were able to deliver they could be getting filthy rich now. It seems to be unfortunately true that they are not able to.
What about https://forem.dev? I think it powers Dev.to
> but realistically they are not going to be used more than a couple of times a day

So? If it’s a road that leads to a school it should have a separate way for bikes.
You can export a whole notebook by right clicking to notebook and selecting export.

I don't think they have note limits on exporting notebooks.
Time is running out to protect world’s oceans
the 'discarding const' is quite a problem if you try write real code like this.
This is a trashy rant.

Has there ever been a single instance in the western hemisphere of improved mass transit and bike access actually hurting local businesses?

It's the "think of the children" equivalent for people who want to drive a lifted pick up truck to the grocery store and are emotionally attached to their ability to do so.

Garbage quality editorials like this are the reason I unsubscribed from several newspapers, including the Washington Post. If this is what their editors saw fit to put in the editorial section, I can't help but wonder what the effects of their other editorial decisions have been on the "less opinionated" content in the paper. It's hard to avoid the Gell-Mann amnesia effect, but I can at least try to avoid putting myself right into the middle of it. Intrusive advertisements and surveillance of customers at least can be excused by them desperately trying to make a profit; there's no excuse for this.
Fingerprints can be hacked

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29306163
Add Akamai to that list of ASNs and you cover everything. I did that experiment a couple of years ago and my Apple devices went unresponsive unless I disconnected them from the Internet entirely.

The rabbit hole goes as far as locking yourself out of many government services. If you’re a Canadian, it means not being able to travel without submitting to corporate privacy policies and ToS (ArriveCan apps/website).
Do you actually have something that can't even do NIST curves? Genuinely curious.
But N26 is (allegedly) the only bank you can use without your government paperwork proving you live at an address which you have to rent using your bank account.
"The federal government’s imperious National Capital Commission (NCC) seems to want to be the No Cars Commission, closing many of its parkways to vehicles on the flimsy excuse of encouraging outdoor exercise."

What actually happened is that Gatineau Park went over 50% bicycle only (cars only on weekend afternoons and Wednesdays) and the scenic parkways around town which are closed to commercial truck traffic anyway, but do serve as important weekday commuter arteries, are reserved for cyclists on weekends. And are very actively used in those times.

Flimsy excuse indeed.
Pretty sure 1Password was always paid? And you had to pay for different platforms. I bought it a couple of timesand paid for a couple of major updates too.

I bet it was the App Store and the Mac Store where you couldn't pay for updates that started them thinking about a subscription model.
> Can someone, anyone, please explain to me why Facebook is not a publisher?

Facebook either disseminates posts from their users and/or links to sites operated by third-parties.

Claiming that Facebook is a publisher makes as much sense as claiming hackernews is a publisher.
Shit. 365 days a year, 24 hours (with breaks) a day. That’s impressive.
But we need high energy prices to solve the climate crisis. And right now, we can blame it all on Russia.
Will we be renaming cowpox too? That's going to make history more fun, "then it was discovered that infection with the disease formerly known as cowpox could confer immunity to the disease formerly known as smallpox in the species formerly known as humans..."
We can't assume someone who won't pay for Slack won't pay for the thing they move to. How many people do you think pay for Discord's paid features that never would have paid for the forums Discord killed? The almost $15 billion dollar valuation suggest a lot.
If you need 3 years to unlock the toilet with any framework, that says more about you than your profession.
I only get one ipv4 address in dns queries.
I read the url as "the preparedness sexperience".

I don't know what I was hoping for but this wasn't it.
Again it goes to show how the nation state apparatus controls the narrative. If FBI can control FB then what is to them NYT and WP which they served all along in the previous administration as a source of leak. Oh wait we are still under the impression FBI has accountability?
How funny, funded with public money, now they fight each other for the profits, oh sweet capitalism
I am personally not a big believer in the idea that art is just a means to an end (even if that end is something we consider very valuable). This article uses the words "purpose" and "goal" a lot, and it is that aspect that I disagree with, although I would agree that art is phenomenon that can only be considered properly inside of its social context.

That is, saying that a painting is just a tool for the painter to evoke certain emotions or experiences in the viewer (or social goals for the painter, like wealth and status), just as a hammer is a tool for driving nails into wood, is to reduce the painting to a mere instrument.

Art is meaningful to people, and I think that cannot be reduced to art being just a goal-directed tool we use to manipulate/control the world or people around us.
There is nothing wrong with one business running two brands to sell two different products.
The torch-singer from Fallout IV?
Lex Fridman’s podcast had an ex-CIA agent on it recently and he mentioned how bcs of issues like this in Europe the war in Ukraine has to end by the fall. His words were “NATO needs Russian sanctions lifted”. He implied the war will be over by the fall (in his assessment).
And the UK has a lot of North Sea gas that should be used while we are in the transition away from these fossil fuels.

It's been argued for years that it should happen as a short term fix for energy security, but didn't. And now we are here.

Sad, but unsurprising.
I wonder if “hospital” behaves the same way in some countries due to religious roots
I've been getting this off and on for a while now. It never proactively sent me the SMS, but it yanks me out of the normal auth flow and asks if I want to authenticate by text, making me click a button to just use my password + 2FA.
I find the whole energy sector a complete mystery in the UK. The same electricity comes out the sockets whether you are with British Gas or Octopus. As far as I can tell the wholesale rates are fixed and the amount charged to a customer is capped. It's not a functioning market at all. The only differentiating factors are how little overhead they can introduce in handing customers (with the advent of the internet and smart meters this is obviously low) and how well they do at avoiding loss through people who fail to pay.
This proposal does exactly that, targeting the excessive users, people with large houses for example. But leaves people who have lower incomes in a much safer position economically.

It could even be extended so you are only eligible for the lower initial unit most if you have suitably insulated your house, using the government grants that are currently available.
If you’re selling your time, you’re a salaried employee. The project fee will, in the end, also just account for the time you need to finish the project + some safety buffer. You’re basically just being both your boss, who would usually transform a client payment to savings and your salary, and you the employee.
Using C++ as a scripting language, part 4
Yes but that appearance of “publisher” is critical - normal publishers can be sued for content under US law under certain circumstances.
If this is a war time situation why don't we build alternatives(i.e renewables) like in a war situation?
I guess invading Libya is still a better alternative to checks note importing fuel from Iran.
"Sort that country out" is an euphemism for killing tens of thousands of people on both sides of the war.

No.
> I've met some earning 250-400k a year. As a software engineer, I felt I was in the wrong business.

That's definitely "grass is always greener" thinking, of the same sort that makes others hear about Google project manager salaries and think they should be working as a programmer.

For every one person making 250k+ at a construction company, there are probably a hundred making <100k. Salaries don't go much beyond 120k unless you're in the owner sort of category. And the industry comes along with working 10+ hour days (630am to 5pm is a pretty regular schedule, 4pm on Fridays tho!), outdoors, regardless of weather. And it's physically demanding work
One assumes that the /64 may change if they change providers, or else there's a big central routing point for these and you can only host them in India.
No, no! this is the price of depending on foreign powers for fossil fuels!

The UK government has cost us billions by denying permission for privately funded renewable energy projects simply on the basis that they look ugly!

https://www.carbonbrief.org/analysis-cutting-the-green-crap-...

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2022/aug/25/solar-fa...
Though I understand the reasoning behind your proposal, it has to be noted that it's massively unfair towards lower incomes. Simply because these are the people who either don't have the money to reduce the energy usage of their homes, or are renting and there is little incentive for landlords to make that investment.
I wish they would integrate an IRC or XMPP gateway per default. I know that #isabelle is visible in isabelle.zulipchat.com, but if the instance admin does not enable it, there's no way to participate using the standard IM protocols.
> Why the US, who lied about nonexistent WMDs to murder 1 million Iraqis for profit is not 'monstrous' and Soviet Union, who (...)

You need to be extremely disingenuous to choose to describe the Soviet Union as a job provider with a social security program.
JavaScript-sdsl – High performance JavaScript data structure library
And what is your program supposed to do when printf fails? Print an error?
I've never understood this argument. I don't see how American prompted or forced anything on Europe, let alone Ukraine.
The help doc says there's still a 50-note limit doing it from the note list, but they did finally add a full notebook export. Maybe I'll give it another try.

https://help.evernote.com/hc/en-us/articles/209005557-Export...

The lack of a whole-account export is still an issue, but not as big as not being able to export notebooks.
If you’re being tried for a crime, you can still be kept in jail, or otherwise restricted by bail conditions. And even if parts of the state may consider you innocent until proven guilty, having been indicted can be terrible for your employment either in the present (if being trialled means you can’t show up for work) or in the future (if, after background checks, employers wouldn’t like to risk touching you).

So while it id true that there is an ‘innocent until proven guilty’ rule, the actual consequences of being indicted are not the consequences one would expect for someone who is actually assumed to be innocent.

I think your comment is not a helpful way to discuss a nuanced topic.
If you didn't have to keep paying for domain names, big businesses would have registered all the interesting ones two decades ago. Same for physical property.
To where? Another free platform? You want quality services, without ads, you need to pay for them. Get used to it.
To the user? Absolutely none. You can make better sites without it.

To the publisher? Originally, some twisted incentive that you'd rank higher on mobile and then globally but IIRC this no longer exists and OG data is also used. AMP is a component library too now so I guess that could simplify development if they couldn't use anything else, because HTML is so hard.

To Google? A funnel away from in-house and management at larger publishers, and ideally into one of their AMP-supported models. AML is "open" now but it's still Google, innit.
Feels like 2000s again, we are supposed to switch browser for each site again.
This link is login-walled.
> Not really, in the justice system you are put on trial on social media first and everyone believes what they want to believe rather than the decision of a court.

That's far better than the media censoring stories upon the suggestion of the secret police.

> You're stating that fact validation should have the same level of scrutiny as a criminal trial except instantly?

Not really, I'm pointing out that Zuckerberg's comparison to a trial was disingenuous.

> How do you stop false claims from being amplified without being cautious immediately?

What about the claim that this story was Russian disinformation? Did Facebook or Twitter make any attempt to stop amplifying it?

Did Facebook and Twitter censor stories about Trump's pee tape? There were plenty of obviously false stories about Trump.

Nobody cares about "amplifying false claims". It's a political weapon. The involvement of the FBI makes it even worse.

Regardless of your politics, this is a terrible precedent.
Is it? The only customers who would would put pain to migrate are the customers who would never pay. If I were Zulip and I didn't aimed to run just on VC's money, I wouldn't prefer hoard of people who I know for almost certainty that they won't pay.