skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Glasnost (гласность) and perestroika (перестройка) were two great ideas that the USA would benefit from too.
That has been possible for few years now using GANs https://towardsdatascience.com/colorize-black-and-white-phot...
Hopefully they mean aging remedy not anti-aging remedy...
Came here to post this!
Please for the name of everything decent slow down from 60mph when overtaking cyclists, especially if there's incoming traffic. If it's not safe to overtake, it's not safe. It's not worth your life or the cyclist's because you are in a hurry and they're an idiot.
White supremacists are not fighting for the right of white people to exist or advocating for anything. They would just as easily readily throw a gay or trans white person under the bus. They are terrorist groups that fester through spreading conspiracies about other races and peoples and want nothing less than ethnic cleansing

That said, it's commendable that Cloudflare hosts them while making sure to donate to an equivalent cause to offset the grime. I don't really want them to be a censorship authority
Flu shots don't get a full set of studies every year; there's ongoing monitoring for safety events, but tweaking the strains each time is an expedited process. That's the right model for COVID boosters, I'd say.

They've shared data with regulators; not sure if it's published yet.

https://www.pharmacytimes.com/view/moderna-bivalent-booster-...

> This clinical data adds to results shared last month from Moderna’s ongoing phase 2/3 study in approximately 800 participants. Previous results showed a 50-µg booster dose of mRNA-1273.214 met all pre-specified primary end points. The booster does was generally well tolerated by patients, with a reactogenicity and safety profile considered consistent with the currently authorized booster.
I mostly either go use the big nice printer at my hackerspace or use a website that usually gets documents to me in the mail two days later, printed perfectly at up to A0 size.

Print by mail works out cheaper than printing at home for my very occasional use.
Parallel Synchronized Randomness

https://youtu.be/KlpGe7RN9zk
I don't really care what they would prefer, that's simply the more decent thing to do. It also speaks volumes about the audience itself if they don't wanna hear Rogan "just asking questions" about that subject.
I think this is what I have…that died way prematurely
How is that the US "running" Russian government agencies?
These days I use Tailscale + any random VPS I can rent for a while in the region I'm interested (usually DO, sometimes others). The setup is easy (for me): create VPS, install tailscale, cut+paste the setup command, done. Then in the Tailscale app just pick your new exit node, all done.
That's not the only thing it does. But it's the starting point. After that ir removes some scripts so the paywall don't show again after you load the page
So, no rain or cooler temperatures anymore? I knew climate change was bad, I didn't know it reached apocalyptic levels already.
I have Windows 11 on x86 and ARM and few PCs with Windows 10 and honestly can't tell the difference between those two after configuration of Windows 11 by few user settings and one forced settings (legacy context menu via loading registry value). So I don't really understand this outrage.
Just spend a couple of weeks without it, you’ll be fine and come out the other side much more tolerant of heat.

This is the case of most “I can’t imagine” situations, just do it for a bit and your fear will prove mostly unfounded.
I don't see a lot of people arguing that vest and rest at FAANG is going to bring you more money and less stress - in the vast majority of cases - than working in a startup.

It's just that some people would rather have the stress, freedom and excitment that come with working at a startup, rather than completing their OKR to avoid being put on a PIP at the next PSC. Even if that means earning less money - on average.
You seriously believe the machinery in North Stream 1 coincidentally broke down at a time when it's politically convenient for the Russian government? And that a formality like "missing documents" is stopping them from using the turbine? I guess anything is possible.
I agree with this sentiment. The first time it happened the drone was fighting its way back home against a strong head wind. It was nerve racking to watch the battery level dropping almost to zero…. Just before the drone landed.
A few projects that are pretty widely used in the Melee scene are 20XXTE [0] and Slippi [1].

As far as I know, neither rewrite the core engine of melee, but there are some key modifications like UCF (Universal Controller Fix) in 20XXTE that modifies the way the game interprets analog stick movement to help standardize the effectiveness of gamecube controllers. Without that fix, it's very hit or miss on whether or not certain movement tech would work consistently on a controller due to joystick drift / deadzones.

[0] - https://github.com/dansalvato/20XXTE

[1] - https://github.com/project-slippi/project-slippi
Yeah, until you elect DeSantis or Trump again. Thanks.
The US is a large country with a very high variance of outcomes. It effectively "contains" impoverished micronations, which are mentioned in the article, such as Native Americans.
Installing extensions in developer mode is not a good solution.

It’s not good to train users to do this because this is what malicious extensions do. Also, this will produce popup warnings and/or they can be automatically disabled by the browser.

I don’t even run extensions that I have developed myself in developer mode because it’s a PITA.
there are at least cut and dry criteria for what notability means on wp.
A Proposal to Add Y Combinator to the Standard Library (2016)
The official repos work fine.

https://github.com/huggingface/diffusers

https://github.com/CompVis/stable-diffusion
Si vis pacem ...
Hmm that's weird I haven't seen any anti-ev fud. If anything it should stabilize the grid especially if they're smart about when they charge each night, and can feed a little energy back when needed.
"greens" (no capital letter) in my post does not imply just green party, but a group of germans that always comes out of the woodwork blastnig dishonest arguments about why we need to get rid of our critically needed power source.

While it's not just Germans that are always coming out of the woodwork (Austrians are even more extreme), the anti-nuclear movement was always extremely loud in Germany.
I'd prefer going without heat... And I'm in the north!

Other than the certainty of frozen pipes
I'm in one of few electricity markets in Europe with below average prices at the moment (we don't use gas for heating here), but just in case shit hits the fan here as well I've bought two pallets of firewood. If that's not enough I've got access to more at my family's cabin.

Bought a limestone fireplace for 6K euros or so a few years ago, if we get the same crazy prices the rest of you got it might have paid for itself in a couple of years. :)
Squash and merge, to keep the commit history clean. You can always dig up the PR to see commit by commit how it happened if you must. We've only done this in my organization... maybe twice in five years. Personally I don't work elegantly enough that my commits represent some coherent narrative anyway, and it hasn't caused enough issues in my job for me to change my ways now.
As an anarchist, I wish we could have conversations on any topic about something other than two contrived polar opposite positions. Life is not neat dichotomies. People are just trained to take a simpleton's view of things.
I recently switched away from Firefox. I've been using it from the very start, and tried hard to stick with it over the past few years -- but it keeps getting more and more unpleasant to use. I finally gave up.

Speed isn't a concern for me at all. Usability is.

I very much appreciate the anti-tracking and other initiatives Mozilla has been making, but -- especially with the compromises they make to them -- they aren't good enough to make putting up with the browser a decent tradeoff for me. I'll stick with what I've been doing all along: don't allow cookies, don't allow Javascript, and don't go to websites that fail to work without those things.
Hey, apologies for not seeing your reply before now.

I agree the selling of power to ourselves via Sweden seems weird, but I suppose it's better to do just that instead of having to drain the dam without producing electricity at all, and it's a solution which works at this moment instead of waiting for an interconnect to be built. I would hazard a guess that it does slightly reduce the cost of power in other regions whenever we do sell to Sweden from NO4, but I have no data. I haven't really heard much about this exact issue being discussed though, so I don't have much information regarding that. But the issue with prices jumping to European levels would be relevant here too.

There is a lot of heavy industry in the north, such as petroleum, mining, refining and others. Norway does have a large aluminium industry which does rely more or less exclusively on hydro power, and seems to be in the top ten of aluminium producing countries, just above Iceland.
Is it you or a name-doppleganger?

The best is when you share a name with a famous criminal, and they don't have a picture of the criminal but do find your linked-in photo ...
Definitely not interested in giving ol Zuck my passport and bank statements
> They (KiwiFarms, Daily Stormer) would be better not on the internet.

Who should decide that? Cloudflare? you?
Building a simple dynamic job scheduler with Sidekiq – Tines
My point is this: if there are certain types of content that they deem unacceptable to host, why do they deem it acceptable to protect?

I disagree that the paragraph you quoted is relevant to that. But if it is, then it doesn't seem good that their goal of eradicating cyberattacks is more important to them than actual human lives.
Nord Stream 1: Russia shuts major gas pipeline to Europe
Show HN: A Minimal JSON Formatter
As a developer, I sometimes want to format and inspect JSON data. Some of the online solutions out there were bloated and filled with ads, so I developed a very minimal solution. Just wanted to share it with the community here.
It's definitely some scary stuff. Loitering munitions like the hero-120 seem like they might wind up seeing widespread use, as they provide reconnaissance and range much greater than what is otherwise available for infantry, and can be scaled up and added on to vehicles like the unmanned LRUSV boat[1] in order to cover a wide range in the indo-pacific.

[1]https://taskandpurpose.com/news/marine-corps-long-range-unma...
> employees should stop their illegal strike, employees should stop any action encouraging others to strike illegally

...which seems reasonable, except I don't agree there's such a thing as an illegal strike. In a free country, any worker is entitled to withdraw their labour. They may face the consequence that their employer withdraws compensation. If they're in a strong union, and the union has endorsed withdrawal of labour, then they have some protection from the employer withdrawing compensation.

> I mean, it's no different than if you and I write up a contract to buy a car.

That's a bit like saying that because my union signed a contract to buy a car, then I'm personally bound by the terms of the contract. It ain't so.

You're confusing the unions collective-bargaining agreement with the employer, with the employee's employment contract. In most free countries, you cannot be ordered by a court to return to work if you withdraw your labour. The worker has not contracted that he will work overtime against his will, simply because that's in the union's agreement with the employer.

I'm not familiar with the terms of the employment contracts, but that doesn't seem to be what this pivots on.
The gradual decline of Russia is a strategic objective. You're allowed to disagree on whether that it's a net positive for western Europe.
I very much like the ethos of Golang for this reason. Still not had a reason to use it but like the idea of mastering the fundamentals in a weekend. Even if I lose the flexibility of LINQ or Java streams.

It feels like a scale of language conservativeness Go all the way at the top, Java somewhat in the middle (a little above) and C# at the bottom. It is going the route with lots of features and complexity, which can be a great thing but not for grug devs https://grugbrain.dev like me.

But saying all that Blazor looks really good for WebDev, I just worry it gets abandoned. It feels everything does in the C# space.

C# also made a big mistake imo by going with async/await instead of lightweight threads which will add a ton of complexity in the future for if they decide to go the greenthread route like Goroutines/Project Loom.
TL;DR: Hotbit was storing user funds in one person's private account on another platform (for "better rates"). That account is frozen, several of their employees are detained, and they're fucked.
I have a evaporative cooler and it works well until the temps hit 100F (which has been a more frequent occurrence in the last few years). My neighborhood seems to be slowly converting to mini-splits.

I think there's still a lot of low hanging fruit to pick to keep structures cool that we just aren't utilizing because of aesthetics/tradition/fashion. Solar reflective paint, retractable sun shades, etc. "Low-Tech" solutions to knock a few degrees off of the structure's internal temp could make a lot of difference.
One political party in the UK managed to change their username, banner and description on Twitter to "fact check UK" and keep their badge.

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2019/nov/19/tories-twee...
Thank you. That's really helpful. It's nice to see governments working together to create whole new industries dedicated to solving administrative nightmares :)
I wonder how this may relate to all the pandemic WFH. Where I live, many residences don't even have AC though it's common in offices. However, if you're home during the hottest part of the day and have to wear something that covers your shoulders for video calls, it becomes a lot more necessary.
Home addresses can be used to find lots of other public records associated with an individual.
Two things can be true:

- the NSA and/or other three letter agencies are/were out of control

- Snowden did enormous damage to US and allies with his indiscriminate distribution of classified information

https://centerforsecuritypolicy.org/snowden-is-a-traitor-and...
Everything I've seen is still using the model from the original researchers, so as far as that threat goes you only need to trust the original model author and the author of the particular script you are using. If you want to inspect the serialized model file fickling looks like a very promising tool https://blog.trailofbits.com/2021/03/15/never-a-dill-moment-...
That single point of failure delivered reliable for 50+ years. Common, a crowd like the one on HN should get at least the basics right before predicting the end of western civilisation.
Algeria hasn't been very stable either though:

https://elpais.com/economia/2021-10-31/argelia-cierra-el-gas...

https://www.france24.com/es/europa/20220428-amenazas-corte-s...
The cigarettes company ceo keeps getting asked about cancer, it’s just a boring question that’s been asked a million times. You likely know the answer, I’d much rather they get in the weeds about <other topic>

Ignoring an unsolved and critical issue simply because it’s been asked before is odd.

If someone is pushing something with an awful unmitigated issue, hell yes they should be challenged on it.
40% of our electricity comes from renewables already. And it would be much higher, if the Energiewende ("energy turn (to renewables)") hadn't been sabotaged by the same parties that wanted to use coal and gas (namely CDU and SPD).
Im not sure you could argue that Ukraine is overall a fascist state. Zelensky isnt secretly one of them and lord knows they werent good at winning elections when they ran either.

However, with a lot of fascists rewarded with government posts after their performance in maidan and an entire fascist batallion somehow having the independence to defy a presidential order to stand down in a war, it's pretty clear that fascists hold a significant level of power in Ukraine.
This economic war is being fought differently from the two sides: Russia is trying to squeeze as much money as possible out of Europe for gas and oil, Europe is trying to starve Russia of every thing else.

Of course Gazprom is making record profit it is currently an unregulated adversarial monopoly. The sanction effect are thing like how the other week Russia was unable to operate some of its warship for lack of replacement parts.
> It actually is commendable because white people have a right to exist, and to mutually organize to advocate for themselves, same as any other racial identity.

This is clearly not what the Daily Stormer were doing - they were discussing ways to harm other ethnic groups, and deny them their "right to exist, and to mutually organize to advocate for themselves". The claim that "X group should be afforded their human rights" (effectively how your comment frames it) is completely different from "X's affordance of their human rights allows them the right to believe themselves superior to others and to act against them on that basis".
You got lucky. What were you working on when it happened?
Reminds me of a story of a printer I installed for a customer (could have been Lexmark? It was a very cheap printer). It came with an unpowered USB hub which I thought was odd. The printer was not printing right. I happened to read the instructions for once out of frustration and it mentioned that you MUST use the USB hub. That didn't make any sense as usually a troubleshooting step is to remove the USB hub. But when I put the hub into the chain, the printer started working correctly. I wish I still had the model number to prove it, but there were knowledgebase articles about the hub being required. Probably to correct some mistake in manufacturing where it was cheaper to include the hub than fix all the printers.
A diversity of options for gas would still have been good as we now learn.
OWASP has everything you need;
SAMM for policies and procedures https://owasp.org/www-project-samm/
ASVS for your application https://owasp.org/www-project-application-security-verificat...
any brain disease that makes you mentally unhealthy but lets your body survive comes to mind
This is meant to be sarcastic but a lot of people basically do believe this

Indeed they do, and they're free to go on arresting their fellow citizens for teaching dogs offensive gestures. But Cloudflare is an American company, and they're under no obligation to enforce politeness on their customers.
> That said, it's commendable that Cloudflare hosts them while making sure to donate to an equivalent cause to offset the grime.

I _think_ they are/were providing these services free of charge.
Very helpful. Thank you
https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/69/wr/mm6924a1.htm
Use your imagination, what happens if DJI decides to add a little logic test to their firmware:

1) drone is flying in Ukraine?

2) motor amperage is higher than normal (probably carrying a grenade)?

If 1 and 2, return to takeoff point and drop the grenade

Maybe mix in a rand() so Ukraine doesn't catch on too quick. Could easily carve out the serial numbers of ones you've sold to friendly countries to not trigger the logic as well.
Jeez, I was certain at this point he would never retract his articles. I feel like it's too little too late, imo, though.
I wanted to have a definition that's independent of evaluation strategy, and thus somewhat more robust.
It also makes it easier to comprehend and verify results, such as a(36) corresponding to Church numeral n=2^2^2^3, of size 5*n+6 bits, where I would have a hard time figuring out how long a left-to-right eager evaluation would take.
That is indeed closer to the conventional definition of BB(n) as number of consecutive 1s on output on halting.
I personally wouldn't whitelist any site that has my card details saved.
That was my point. Outside logic anything goes. It is pointless to argue about it.
I find it useful on Telegram. There's a lot of scamming/phishing there too. It has helped a lot during pandemic peak to filter out misinformation.

But if it's for everyone, it won't make much sense. You can legally change your name to match anyone's, get that tag and scam others.
Is this in fact the case? Of course it is being claimed, but I always perceived that KF's nastiness was relatively self-contained, e.g. when someone encourages suicide, it's performative to other Farmers, rather than reaching out to a potential victim or their loved ones. All bark, no bite, and caged.
The super unpleasant part of fasting is a phase that ends.
I do believe hate speech is illegal already.

Certainly online harassment leading to someone committing suicide is.

KF is a platform that facilitates these activities.
We will produce the solar cells ourselves again and we have two of the biggest producers of wind power plants, so there's that.

https://www.enercon.de/
https://www.siemens.com/
On this topic, does anyone have recommendations for good and relatively affordable home NAS hardware? A lot of the ones you can buy with all the bells and whistles included are quite expensive and the cheaper ones out there look kind of shoddy. I bought a little kit for turning a Raspberry Pi into a NAS device using a SATA hat but the connection seems dodgy or something as it doesn't recognise the hard drives persistently. Shame because it looked quite good.
> Spiegel said the company’s revenue growth had reaccelerated to 8 percent from being flat in late July, suggesting its ads business is starting to rebound. Still, that is a far cry from the more than 40 percent revenue growth Snap was seeing before Russia invaded Ukraine, which it blamed for a slowdown in marketing spend, and the digital ads market started to contract earlier this year. In a filing with the SEC, Snap said it expects the layoffs, which were first reported by The Verge on Tuesday, to save it $500 million in costs annually.

I get that Putin is to blame for everything, but this seems a bit of a stretch.
Pellets for furnaces are getting hard to come by here in France apparently.
The penisland website uses a line break:

Your pen is

Our business!
I get what you're saying - if a CPU is given cart blanche, it might tend to just run at higher clock speeds and power draw because of the higher TDP ceiling. So it may come down to motherboard settings and OEM configurations.

I know from personal experience, my CPU rated for 105W TDP tends to consume 30W or less during my normal usage, though certainly more during heavy computation including gaming. Higher base clocks on the Ryzen 7590x (4.5Ghz) compared to Ryzen 5950x (3.4Ghz) could lead to overall higher power usage, if the increased efficiency at those clocks isn't enough to cover the difference.
Miami folks - interested? reply here and ill ping back if we get 4 folks or more
why do so many need a CDN recently?
The Can’t Be Evil NFT Licenses
Window ledge air conditioners weren't invented until 1932. There are still living seniors (like my grandmother) who for all practical purposes grew up in a time before air conditioners were affordable and generally available.
Anyone balls deep in commodities is necessarily deeply interested in the trends for commodities that are below them in the stack, such as energy.
this reads like he got out-lawyered here.

context for the unaware:

https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2022/03/ubiquiti-sues-jo...
<3 Totally! To someone else's point, it is important that when I get involved in an alternate "lane", that I do not create more work for everyone and there is net value being created.
Cloudflare successfully defends against an extended DDoS with social engineering components