skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Prior to those gimmicks the rates where higher than now. I hoped Google to follow through with their pricing cuts, but yielded rather quickly.
Sqeenix already sold a number of their franchises and studios to Embracer recently.
(not a downvoter)

The timeline to turn the ship around is misleading, whereas ironically if you reflect on turnaround time involved in this critical industry should highlight what is happening.

Taiwan apparently got where it is because of a smart/lucky bet a couple of decades ago. When it made that bet, it wasn't evident it would lead to it being the king of chip manufacturing. As a strategic, capital and ip intensive, this industry is national security level policy for all concerned, consumers and producers and middle men, and instability in global production chain in this industry upsets policy and planning goals, and creates insecurities.

That a political disagreement (US & China) would result in creating insecurity, in a globalist context, regarding chip manufacturing for the next few decades, is a sort of crossing of Rubicon.

As for your second paragraph, don't worry: in the same exact way that starting in 90s corporate controlled culture (which is pretty much everything) had a coordinated campaign to create the image of the New Globalist American (went by a variety of labels) comfortable with the idea of being a "service economy" and their political views shaped to be adaptable to a internationalist mindset.

Now that the globalist project appears to have failed, the corporate media will in due course adjust content, for the 'Adjusted American Model'. You should watch for this event, I predict it will happen soon. Masculine will be OK again. "It's the economy stupid" are possibly the only true words that came out of that mouth.
Yes, you are probably correct. Nintendo has largely created its own studios, rather than acquire like Sony and MS.
I've been wanting to run my own search engine sorta thingy that indexes websites I feed it. I sometimes find little nooks of the net that post resources I may need in the future. Like my own mini-Google that indexes a list of sites.

How can I go about creating this? Are their off-the-shelf solutions, will I need to say combine scrapy with elastic search? The links in this thread look promising.
> The only body that makes decisions about Taiwan is the Taiwanese government. It has 100% control of the land within its borders.

Being that the Taiwanese government claims Beijing and Shanghai as being within its borders, I don't think that this is the case.
He drafted 300,000 in the partial mobilization. There were I believe three other call ups before then that didn’t quite reach into 100k range but were close. Also relatively comparable numbers have left Russia during the partial mobilization, so losing a million able workers from the workforce is not an unreasonable estimate.
Painless, reliable: that'll be barbiturates like Nembutal. But it takes about half an hour, and you need about 10g. So not compact or fast.

Maybe ricin?
Think it's more likely the interesting work is gonna fall on the in office teams rather than the remote inclusive teams.

One has free form ideation and camaraderie the other is people sitting in silos in a chatroom
It turns out that banking secrecy means nothing de facto when you cannot maintain your neutrality, i.e. when you do not have enough levers at your disposal as to not allow foreign entities to directly interfere in your affairs as a country (in your banking industry, in this case).
I am not interested in the laptop story, but I am very interested in political parties having contacts on social media sites to promote or hide content. This isn't trivial fact at all. People suspect this to be the case in the media too and hence have very low trust. As they of course should!

Your explanation of freedom of speech is very insufficient, even for non-US standards. Of course a company can do what it wants for that matter in a legal sense.

You are not concerned that the two parties in your country have influence on the topics shared on social media? To me this is the most essential part here. Yes, pundits made it about the laptop story. They are not the brightest star in the sky and will never amount to much. If you don't understand why such a story is not important in the grand scheme of things, there is little hope for you ever grasping anything complex. I doubt the republican media needs any more criticism here. But this wasn't restricted to them.

For the laptop story specifically there is even reason to censor it in my opinion. Why should people be interested here in the first place? Even the family of a president deserves privacy. Still there was collusion between officials and Twitter and you should expect this to be the case for most media publications aside from a handful with more integrity.
For East Coast employers in the U.S. - make yourself a night owl, and be available 9p-11p local time (9a-11a Eastern).

For West Coast employers, you become an early riser: 6a-8a local = 3p-5p Pacific.

That should be a decent compromise that many employers would be willing to make for a highly skilled developer with a solid track record.
> They can live in luxury, but you cannot buy respect. Folks are allowed to show you, in small ways that you are forever unwelcome in civil society.

Ah, what wouldn't I give to feel forever unwelcome in small ways but have another country's passport/bank account/etc. Heartwarming to know it's easier for those who are running my (on paper) country into mud. Guess I'll keep running around the sanctions I'm under because of them while they live in luxury and know they will be about to keep doing it no matter what goes down.

I don't think they and their helicopters should be allowed in and their funny money should not convert as it degrades democracy.
You want leaders to be able to give up. If staying in power is the only thing seperating a leader from the angry mob, they will fight the hopeless fight until the bitter end.

If they have the option if fleeing to another country, then at some point they could decide its in their best interest to just give up.
Currently working for a financial company that pays for Anaconda.

Another paid for python hosting with Divio.

Whatever both of these are offering is at least worth it.

Financial institutions could be a good fit to pay licensed for Nuitka (enterprise pricing included).
I just tried out of curiosity. The jumbled words get broken up into different tokens, the unjumbled words do not get split.

https://imgur.com/a/a3zmkIv
Remember when popup windows were a thing? Originally a feature for pages to show alerts or confirmations, naively implemented when the web was a less hostile place. Then sites started abusing them for their own gain, and browsers started shipping popup blockers as a feature.

Sites that are "well behaved" with ads are fine to me. The problem is too many abuse the css/js capabilities of the browser to make a result similar to the popup problems of yore. The only sane solution from a consumer point of view is block by default and whitelist the good places.
Secure communication implies three things: 1. the involved parties verify each other's identity, 2. communication is not compromised 3. the communication isn't spied on. The problem with self-signed certificates is that browsers can't establish (1), so they complain. Let's Encrypt really only solves the problem of browsers complaining, but it doesn't verify the domain owner's identity (eg. no credit card check).

I think document verification should be more stringent: you want to be sure whoever signed a document is who they claim to be and have the authority to do so, not just that they owned some domain and got a free certificate.
GB National Grid Status
If you are talking to a manager and you can't get them to understand why they need to pay the Nuitka author, talk about insurance. "If this guy doesn't get paid, he will abandon a key piece of our infrastructure (which speeds everything up by at least 3x, saving us X dollars/year) and we will be stuck with a maintenance time bomb in our system. If we pay this tiny fraction of what he is worth as a consultant, we are effectively joining an industrial alliance to support this technology. It's a good deal, think of this as out sourcing to the competent. If we don't pay him, we can use his stuff for free for a little while, but we will have a huge charge of Y dollars to pull his stuff out when he needs to get another job. Refactoring our system at that time will be risky and expensive, and we will get nothing for it. Think about this is cheap insurance, or hedging a bet. It's a good deal, I would sleep better at night if I knew the rest of our system could be structured this way."
The idea is that if the leader can live luxuriously in another country, they have an incentive to stop being a bad leader and retire in luxury already.

If bad leaders got executed, then the incentive for bad leaders would be to stay in power no matter the cost.

The reason dictatorships turn murderous when they lose popularity is that the dictator knows they will be killed if the opposition wins, so they have no choice but to go all out and do unto the opposition before they do it to him.
I think that a duopoly, or other very small number of meaningful participants in a market, is fundamentally much less healthy and much less beneficial to customers than a larger number of smaller competitors, whether or not they have explicitly colluded to partition the market (as, for instance, in the ISP market).
There are a ton of them in the suburbs east of Seattle. They're hard to spot in person most of the time, but you can see all the trees they've mauled, and sometimes they get hit by cars.
I would also like to know. Asking HN is not always working, as you should either piggyback off some quasi-related top page post in the comment section (and even then: remember dropbox comment) or hit a very good luck to generate updoots at "Ask HN" purgatory stage. Indiehackers is a circejerk of self promotion ("Hi, I liked your post very much, here is my website:"), Reddit is rarely helpful. IRL groups are mostly filled with wannabes that either dont want to discuss their idea unless you sign their NDA(lol, I wonder if we will ever get past this stupidity) or they dream of doing next facebook, linkedin, netflix.
Low nutritional quality in vegetarian meat substitutes
Could it be that this wasn’t the official “Sign in with GitHub”, but a phishing version presented by NopCHA, so that they got your GitHub credentials?
It's millions[1] between the number the have been drafted and the number that have fled, and that's taking the Kremlin at their word about how many people they drafted.

Also Russia has a brewing demographics collapse, similar to what Japan is experiencing. This is going to royally fuck them for the next 50 years.

I think the Ukraine invasion might be the beginning of the end for Russia as we know it, I wouldn't be surprised to see parts of Russia break away going forward.

[1] https://foreignpolicy.com/2022/11/25/russia-uzbekistan-kyrgy...
Kosovo-Albanians (and Ukrainians) are probably the most pro-American people in the world right now.

Just because Kosovo is Muslim-majority does not mean they're friendly to the Iranian regime.
That sounds like this bug, of which someone created a patch for (look at the end of the comments):

https://blog.stuffedcow.net/2015/08/win9x-tlb-invalidation-b...

Turning off nested paging seems to work around it.
1997 personal page navigation buttons called.
it wasnt at the behest of any state what are you talking about
At least in our experience, it's graduated based on age and ability. Soft fruits and vegetables with a glorified shape cutter. Firmer things with a plastic or ceramic knife. Harder things with metal.

Not dissimilar to what you'd do at home, except supervised closely with peers and integrated into the classroom.

Edit: I should mention that gross and fine motor control is a really big focal point in general. Like how writing things down has been shown to improve memory, other forms of tactile interaction increase engagement and learning.
The parents allegedly had a list of 20 or more people who met the relevant criteria for the parents besides being a proper match for the child.

For whatever reasons, this was not considered to be acceptable by the relevant health services.
I estimate about 75% chance it's a configuration problem on his end.

The "I hate Pulse Audio and especially Lennart" crowd tends to want to either go back to "Alsa" or tried at some point to install the old OSS drivers and then gave up.

This means trying to configure dmix to work properly, trying to configure your audio outputs with tools like 'alsamixer' and things of that nature.

This is about a 100% guaranteed approach to screwing up audio in Linux. For years it is what unsuspecting newbies were told by "really smart people" on the internet when faced when any sort of audio issue and all it really does is ensure that their OS audio is going to turn into a dumpster fire.

The only way to fix it is to aggressively find your "custom" audio settings for every application, find all the alsa configuration files and delete them. And then find out where your distribution saves your alsa mixer settings between reboots and link them to /dev/null and reboot.

Audio settings of this nature are very persistent and nothing Pulseaudio or Pipewire can do to help you fix it.
> Working with remote employees is no different than working with someone in another office

This is just a straight up lie, the speed of communication is literally 50% in real life by my reckoning. The huge vocal delay pauses, the having to focus more to get information out of low bandwidth sound, lack of body language (camera body language doesn't translate the same as in person). That's before we get to "ummmmmm.... errrr..." "Sorry can you repeat that" "oh sorry no you go first" "Oh can you mute your mic please I can hear myself" and videocall bandwidth only allowing 1 person to talk at once with a 2 second barrier either side of each thought from the sound delay and mute dance.

Literally video calls are so broken that you can't do creative discussions in them, if the tech was magnitudes better then maybe but these small delays and lack of presence make it a objectively different beast to working in the same space.
I'm not sure if you are trying to troll me, but I'll spell it out for you anyway.

scenario A (opt-out) - arranging accident. involves only few people (those who arrange it), can be fairly covert

scenario B (opt-in) - stealing organs from body, either extremely overt (nobody is gonna think that body with missing organs died in accident, that's why I wrote "obvious") or involving many more people (there would have to be multiple members of hospital staff involved in stealing the organs), high risk scheme (again if found that the organs were stolen, suddenly it's "obvious" it probably wasn't accident)
Idk python3 seems to be doing pretty well
ESLint plugin to detect vulnerable imports
I created an ESLint plugin to warn developers when they import vulnerable dependencies in a project. It is smart enough to detect vulnerable methods rather than flagging entire import. For example, if only a few methods in a library are vulnerable, the ESLint plugin only throws an error if these methods are imported. What do you think about this?
Does Walmart have the issue of not being able to find workers?
You are confusing socialism with dictatorship.

The only thing your post has convinced me of is that you don't know what socialism is. If you can't name a single socialist country that isn't a dictatorship, that makes me think you aren't aware that they exist. And if you aren't aware that socialism is not equivalent to dictatorship, you aren't equipped to participate in this conversation.

> Give me liberty or give me death. You will find lots of the former in capitalism, and less in the latter.

It's a quintessentially capitalist thing to think that "___ or death" is an expression of freedom. The US is a country where diabetics are "free" to choose between working jobs that provide health insurance so they can barely afford insulin, or literally dying. I personally think being unable to quit your job isn't liberty, but I guess if you see dying as a viable option, that is technically a free choice. 1 point for capitalism, I guess.

> The leftist fools' utopian wet dream is to change capitalist countries. Why not just move to any one of the utopian countries, like China?

This is a straw man argument. I'm sure you can find some leftists who think of China as a utopia, but the vast majority of leftists, at least in the US, are anti-dictatorship. Personally, if you'd like to engage with an actual leftist instead of your fantasy caricature of a leftist, I'd be happy to present Norway or Denmark as places that are closer to my ideal utopia (while still not perfect).

As for your childish "love it or leave it" argument, the reason I'd like to live in the US instead of Norway or Denmark is that my family lives here. My sister just had a baby and I'd like to help raise my niece as well as help my parents navigate their later years.

If I ever have kids of my own, I may actually move to Europe, because then giving my children access to education and medical care without becoming a slave to debt becomes a higher priority.
then he may have to sell more shares
AoE4 is a refinement of AoE2. Frostgiant is planning to release a beta of the Starcraft spiritual successor next summer. Immortal: Gates of Pyre is in alpha
Have you tried using ChatGPT for this?

Realistically to get traction on discussions, you need traction so people feel like they’re actually conversing with others. Beyond that, feel like a lot of people underestimate how many users only read/vote on content, but never comment; much less comment with in a way that’s meaningful. Using ChatGPT with structured set of questions, user could rapidly generate more surface area to solicit additional discussion.

My rough estimate is anyone taking part in an idea forum would need to spend multiple more time contributing to others in return for get significantly less contributions back.

Another, unrelated option is to directly contact an expert on the topic, but again, unless you’re actually contributing value back to the exchange, this is going to also have limited returns.
Here's the KGB defector's interview you're talking about, his name was Yuri Bezmenov.

https://youtu.be/yErKTVdETpw?t=4624
Being able to steer wealth over multiple generations vs squandering it is seen as positive and not an obviously easy thing to do.

When you’re newly rich, this ability is yet unproven…
My understanding is that Maria Montessori never copyrighted her name or method, so it's actually a free-for-all where anyone can call their toys "Montessori", like STEM, not some central organization selling merch.

This goes for the schools too! There are "accredited Montessori schools", but any school can call itself Montessori with no penalty.
Amazing thanks for sharing.

As a Jupyter notebook user who has not tried Livebook (yet) i can summarize after watching:

- in Jupyter notebook state is hard to reproduce because execution can go back and forth between cells and that is not tracked. in Livebook execution is always top to bottom (still interactive and you can have branches)

- built-in package management

- multiplayer (the same notebook can be accessed and manipulated by multiple users)

- easier version control (a subset of markdown)

- ...
See, I don't understand why there aren't strange shaped Peltier cells in order to increase the surface area on the hot side vs. cool side. Then it might be worth it...
Here are some interesting thoughts on comparing some of these teaching methods:

> [Charlotte Mason's teaching style] is not unschooling, nor is it delight-directed. To illustrate the difference, imagine that you had a son who was interested in knights and wanted to learn more about them. With unschooling, you wouldn't plan any lessons but you would let your son read all the books he could find about knights, play knights games, look up knights on the internet. Then, you'd count those hours as school time. With delight-directed, you would note his interest in knights, and ditch your plans to teach about ancient cultures and US History, and instead plan a semester of lessons about knights. With CM, you would allow your son to learn all he wanted about knights in his spare time, but during school hours, you would continue to assign readings from chronological history and literature so he'd still be learning about ancient Egypt, Rome, US History, etc. because, as Charlotte Mason said, you never know what will ignite a passion in a child, so exposure to many topics is necessary. However, you would keep school hours short to give him plenty of time (and inclination) to learn about knights after school. [1]

Sounds like you might like Charlotte Mason's approach.

[1] https://www.amblesideonline.org/faq
Luck’s Role in Venture Capital
A lack of trust and confidence in the information provided and the motives of those prescribing the action?
No idea what they do in the kernel now, but back then there was no automation, just that giant perl script that told you all the places where the style diverged from guidelines.
There's never been a verified fatality or even injury caused by a midair collision between a drone and a manned aircraft, as far as I know.

You're way to more likely to be killed by a midair in the pattern at an uncontrolled field than anything drone related.
No. I’m assuming 3 things:

- the actual use of poison pills is very rare. If our agents need to pop them all the time we suck and our organisation is hemourhaging valuable resources and we need to improve our trade craft.

- things done in missions are murky, especially murky when the mission went so horribly wrong our agents commited suicide. Most often the agency notices that something went this wrong by an agent failing to report in. It is not like the agent who died a painfull/painless death will complain about it at the “illegal undercover agents anual ball”. Information spreads slowly by default under these circumstances and through unreliable narrators.

- the business of inteligence agencies is to keep information compartmented and on a need to know basis. They have processes with teeth to enforce this. Keeping information available to one part of the organisation away from other parts of the organisation is their bread and butter. Keeping the truth about a possibly painfull poison pill is not a special case there, you can use the same aparatus to keep this info locked down you use to keep other information within the agency.
Quebec class action alleging Fortnite is addictive will go ahead, judge rules
Interesting.
You have any experience with Memgraph?

Did Neo4j remove the enterprise edition source code? Maybe Memgraph was the inspiration for that too hmm
Why would one admire another human because they made money? Isn’t someone’s character the main reason to admire them?
> the average HN user will probably not be the average user of your lander

Why?
Jeez, that's so good