skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The IAEA didn't refute anything, their statement was couched in tons of language like "from the areas we have seen" while also stating that they haven't been allowed to see all of the areas they wanted to see.

Anyway, from the article in the OP

"The destruction of the dam, Russian President Vladimir Putin said in a news conference a week after the event, "ruined their counteroffensive in this direction." It was a comment that didn’t fit particularly well with his claim that the Ukrainians had destroyed the dam themselves."
Shouldn't be a surprise! Everyone who's been around IT knows that education and healthcare have the worst security.
For me it's unusable...it devours my whole memory and I need to act fast and close the tab window before it makes my operating system completely unresponsive!

I use Firefox ESR 115.2.0esr (64-bit) in GNU / Debian testing 64-bit, fully updated.
This is a direct consequence of the lawsuit by Arm that prevented Qualcomm from using the Nuvia design in its hardware.
> everyone using Docker

Not really.
Your online ID, doesn't need to be your government ID. It does need to be validated though.

That said, this is the same problem you have with loads of other accounts. Be it banks, trading houses, or just compromised meta, X, or whatever accounts.

Still, my point wasn't whether or not it would work, but merely that it will happen. Governments will become more and more frustrated with a deluge of propaganda, which makes what we see today seem inconsequential. And I believe this will be their response.

And it is already true in many countries.

I did say it makes me sad. Not happy.
Doesn't source available go against "support all consoles" as the SDK of these platforms are under NDA?

Also Blender officially support more than two platforms but I don't know how it's in topic here.
Eh. The inflection point that makes 2023 noteworthy is in May 2023. It seems unlikely to me that you would find a meaningful trend looking further back. If there was one, it was small. The advantage of this chart is you can see it IS a big outlier.
Those smaller controlled burns help prevent organic matter from building up that can lead to more devastating uncontrolled fires. The national parks service has been incorporating those methods into their fire management practices.

And driving bison of cliffs were a sustainable hunting practice - it was habitat loss due to farming and commercial hunting that led to their population decline.
You might enjoy this book http://riscvbook.com/ which describes some of these tradeoffs
Apple doesn't have "way fewer CVEs for macOS/iOS". Apple ranks 5th overall, and 4th so far in 2023, by vendor. In 2015 they were #1. CVEs track closely with the number of users a platform has, and the incentives to comprise that platform.

https://www.cvedetails.com/top-50-vendors.php
I don't know. A prediction of mine that titles would degenerate to single generic nouns like Plane came true, but there's plenty left in the dictionary. Ship, I suppose, could be a Pirates of the Caribbean reboot?
Can you please share any tips on how to find a career coach? I can web search, but any advice you can give based on what you have learned would be great. Thanks.
What would be the point of saying the ice today is similar to the ice 500 million years ago?
I would love a union type in Java, but I still enjoy the language, community and especially development experience. I wouldn't recommend it for everything, but it's sturdy by design and enjoyable for when it fits.
https://blog.unity.com/news/plan-pricing-and-packaging-updat...

I'd wager it won't affect most small studios, since most games never get close to the prerequisite $200k revenue in a year. But the thought that if you finally do see success you have to start paying danegeld to Unity...?

Far worse is that Unity apparently has the ability and desire to do things like this. What's to stop them in the future from altering the deal further?
What makes front end development tricky
It's clear we're seeing a revolution in funding models for media companies of all kinds from Spotify to Motion Picture/TV Producers and Journalism/Journalism-like enterprises.

The core commodity of these businesses used to be Information, the Tapes/Records/Printed Newspapers. Now that such information has been quite literally made free by the advent of digitization along with the internet, these entities need to find new ways to create scarcity from which to profit. Some respectful ways that the times may do this:

'Private' Investigative Journalism: Open an office where companies can pay their skilled, resourceful journalists to promptly investigate a lead. Ideally the results would be published afterwards but I don't see a reasonable mechanism for enforce that.

Physical Installations: Use immersive media to create a multi-dimensional storytelling experience. Sell tickets if it's 'fun' enough, or seek corporate partnerships that benefit from this message who want to sponsor.

Sell Premium Access of 'specialty' analysis with SLAs to other Corporations: Reuters sells Refinitiv/Westlaw, Bloomberg has their Terminals... Publicly publish the data every hour but within 50ms to paying organizations.

I don't see it as my job to find a business model for these entities, but I do se a bunch of opportunity in B2B relationships. I hope more knowledgeable folks can do better...

I think it's a sad but telling sign the so-called leadership at these collectives is dedicating effort to the paradoxical, Sisyphean task of stopping casual readership from accessing/sharing the content they worked so hard to create instead of seeking new avenues that exist in abundance.

As others commenters have noted, having a constant, public and freely auditable record is the only way to keep these entities honest.
I’m not a game developer nor do I plan to become one but the thing that seems strange to me is all of this talk of revenue sharing with the development tools. If I create a successful app or website using Visual Studio, Microsoft isn’t going to take a percentage of my revenue. Even Apple won’t take a percentage to use Xcode and only charges to publish on their platform. Why is game development different?
I'd suggest Canter & Siegel in 1994.
Tragic, yes. But from a journalistic perspective at least these deaths would probably be more accurately described as arising from disputes over land rights (as opposed to the environmental activities of the victims). Most likely died as a result of "drawing a line in the sand" after declaring some degree of self-sovereignty. In other words, they played a dangerous game and (rather predictably) lost.
You're not going to see gunpowder residue without firing quite a few shots. The test is far more conclusion than a visual inspection.
RIP mobile users :'(
How we measure the people killed by activists? Wild fire, ambulance etc.
The magazine I worked for at the time was about to publish an article claiming that DeepMind had failed to comply with data protection regulations when accessing records from some 1.6 million patients to set up those collaborations—a claim later backed up by a government investigation. Suleyman couldn’t see why we would publish a story that was hostile to his company’s efforts to improve health care. As long as he could remember, he told me at the time, he’d only wanted to do good in the world.

In the seven years since that call, Suleyman’s wide-eyed mission hasn’t shifted an inch. “The goal has never been anything but how to do good in the world,” he says via Zoom from his office in Palo Alto, where the British entrepreneur now spends most of his time.

Thanks, I hate him already.

A messianic SV hand waver who doesn't care about anything but his special mission, doesn't care about breaking rules, and reflexively gaslights people who complain. As if "Why don't you support the mission bro?" is a reasonable response to "you should protect people's information."
Yes, I don't really use thousands separators because I use both number systems regularly and the ambiguity annoys me. It's not a practical issue in this case I think as almost everyone would assume US numbers here. But they feel weird to me somehow. I have used spaces at times as a thousands separator, but that might be even more confusing.
Cops get too trigger happy all the time, but in this case the activist had a gun that forensics matched to a bullet in a state trooper’s stomach. From the GBI’s press releases [1]:

> Today, the GBI received confirmation from a firearms transaction record that in September 2020, Manuel Esteban Paez Teran legally purchased the firearm that was used in the shooting of a GSP trooper.

> The handgun is described as a Smith & Wesson M&P Shield 9mm. Forensic ballistic analysis has confirmed that the projectile recovered from the trooper’s wound matches Teran’s handgun

1. https://gbi.georgia.gov/press-releases/2023-04-14/gbi-invest...
The "Usenet" you remember has been gone for years. Usenet to most people now means a place to download unlicensed videos with a remarkably byzantine and inefficient encoding and obfuscation system.
Depends on who the backers are I guess. Perhaps not the classic kind — like say, convince MS, Apple, and Sony to pony up $10mm each. It’s a good play for them to not be caught in this Unity fiasco and $10mm is a rounding error.
A professional athlete likes to lie down with ladies? Say it isn't so.
> Why aren't you using Pyre?

Partly because I hadn't even heard of it until yesterday lol

> Don't blame the tools when you're not utilizing them. I hate to state the obvious, but discontent is unlikely to be solved by either novelty or becoming a student novice again.

True, but I think one also must learn new things, and it's normal to get bored of a language want to see what else is out there. Obviously, I will learn some new things about programming and software by learning FP, even if I never directly utilize one of the languages in a job.

> Rust or Elixir+Erlang are more useful alternatives because they translate to job skills. If you want speed, resource efficiency, correctness, concurrency, and maintainability then Rust. If you don't care about correctness or speed, but want apparent simplicity and rapid development then use Go. ;)

Yeah, as stated in one of my other comments, if I was building something for production, I think Go would be my default choice. But that's because it's practical; it's a boring and tedious language, in my admittedly minimal experience.
Meanwhile, as I started to learn my 5th language (French), I just came across this article[1], where it claims studying a new language can "interfere" with other languages you know. To selectively quote:

"[...] we can conclude that learning words from a new language does come at the cost of at least retrieval ease for words in previously learnt foreign languages.’ In one of the experiments, learning the Spanish versions of words also seemed to make participants slightly less accurate when recalling those words in English. [...]"

Although I can confirm the small effect from my own experience, it doesn't faze me. For me, the upsides far outweigh a slight delay in retrieval ease.

[1] https://psyche.co/ideas/will-studying-a-new-language-interfe...
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Try other grains besides oats. Barley, rye (flakes), spelt, triticale, buckwheat groats. I mix a few with sunflower seeds and various dried fruits into a large batch of muesli that I eat raw. But it makes a great “oatmeal” too if cooked or soaked the night previous. Plain oats is so bland.
So for the record the current title is: So you think Linux is safe from the NSA? You couldn't be more wrong

Personally, I flagged it because that's very misleading and it's not a backdoor.

If anything, the original title should have been edited in the opposite direction, to not use the word "backdoor". Or to add [sic]. But "a backdoor" without "in Linux" is not super egregious.
Big research unis get big research grants, they’re the fountainhead of human knowledge.
I'm delighted by this split brained reality in America.

"facts" as stated by a particular left group.
- Cops are oppressive, unreformable and should be abolished
- The GOP has become fascist and are looking to overthrow the government
- The rich will choose to murder us all slowly via climate change and retreat as they did during the pandemic to let the masses suffer

AND

- We should outlaw everyman gun ownership because of the harm it causes.

It occurs to me that its probably a projection of our first-past-the-post political system that means these views all get amalgamated together, because they sure don't make logical sense.
Source available for consoles would be gated on your company having the same NDA.
Every year Google Groups still exists as a product I'm a little more astonished. It's been years and years since the company cared enough about it to put any effort into it. The data degrades every year, it gets spammed, the Usenet portion of it makes no sense vs. the mailing list portion. And yet it persists.
Microsoft and Apple get their cut by charging 30% on their game platforms.
It still has an Arm license, but the outcome of the lawsuit against Qualcomm last year was that Qualcomm could not use the Nuvia design, which used Arm technology, on the idea that Qualcomm did not get the same rights as Nuvia had to use Arm’s designs from their takeover of Nuvia.
I’m not into puzzles at all and is one of the reasons I find typical dev interviewing so frustrating, problems and puzzles are not interchangeable afaic.

But my wife LOVES puzzles, her favourite type are nonograms. She’s spent many a long haul flight casually watching films while really just devouring these things one after the other.

They all end up making a picture of some kind (as far as I can tell anyway) so they scratch the itch of a logic puzzle and also the feeling of something creative, revealing the image at the end, be it a lions head, a windmill, landscape or whatever.

If you’re into puzzles and haven’t tried these I second hand recommend it. Second hand since I can think of nothing worse than these things but I enjoy seeing the satisfaction and enjoyment my wife gets out of them.
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Tl;dr: The post is a step-by-step think-through of trying to create a robust "date field" component.

From the associated project repo [1]:

Project Overview

- Architecture: Single Page Application (SPA)

- Languages: Front end is ClojureScript with (re-frame)

- Dependencies: UI framework: re-frame (docs, FAQs) -> Reagent -> React

- Build tools: CLJS compilation, dependency management, REPL, & hot reload: shadow-cljs

- Development tools - Debugging: CLJS DevTools

[1] https://github.com/AbhinavOmprakash/date-field
F is 'human scale' in that 0-100 is basically the range a human can operate without having to take serious extra precautions. Of course that doesn't make it 'better' and I'm sure if we'd grown up using Kelvin we would find that easy and intuitive.
Technical debt can be used to describe any software that serves the maker’s intent but not your own.
> We’re investing in RISC-V: Here’s why

Coz we don't want to pay for licensing

> and what’s in it for you

The fun of porting and/or testing everything! Aren't you happy ?

Oh, and we will not upstream our drivers as usual so your devices will be landfill after 4 years as usual
Oh I 100% agree, it's a bit refreshing to not just be told "don't worry if you're an indie dev" - like you get told oh so many times like the trap it is.
I am fine with a CPU full of 4c/5c cores, I however don't want a mix of 4/4c or 5/5c.
Accuracy helps
... and is now (again) an architectural licensee.
"We" being?
java was never really a bad language.

the people were. if not massive over-engineering. too many abstract concepts that make it hard to grasp a codebase.

code voodoo - in the form of reverse GOTO statement i.e annotations

DI frameworks .

what needs fixing is not the language but the ecosystem. there needs to be a "reformation" movement within the java ecosystem.

yeah people migrating to kotlin or clojure or scala isn't enough.
Ask HN: What's the state of art of local/open "Copilot"?
I've seen a lot news about local LLM and people's attempts to fine tuned llama 2 on HN. But surprisingly I haven't seen people to build a local version, or at least open API version of Copilot.

What's stopping people from eating GitHub's cake?
The article fails to include how the Snowden saga and Russian election meddling was the precursor to the NATO expansion. These are not isolated events.
This is a problem domain where software hasn't caught up with what is possible, so people do in hardware what could be done in software.

With two or more photos or a stereo image (new iPhone?) one could triangulate to infer a flattened page, and produce images that look like they came from cut pages in a flatbed scanner. Now just pay someone well in Ethiopia to carefully turn pages without damage.

As any researcher can attest, our digital libraries now hold a century of scanned work of questionable quality. AI could infer scans indistinguishable from an outline font format original on an 8K monitor.

I once helped consult on the 1980's font wars, turning old formats and digital scans into Postscript and TrueType fonts. This was hard then, but will soon be understood as the "correct" way to scan text, when software catches up.

For the scientific literature, we need a ChatGPT equivalent to reconstruct LaTeX source that can reproduce each page. (We really need a successor to LaTeX that isn't such an arcane language, and can author fixed and flowable text with equal ease.)
not the same thing. more accurately, while i rarely have the need to run decades old software, i should have the right to. look at attempts to preserve old games. it's the same story. it should be legal to archive copies of old software. ideally with the source. that doesn't mean that the source should be free now, but it should most definitely be available once the copyright expires.
I changed it to the original title of the post. Is it ok? If not I am adding [sic] as you suggest -but I've never seen it in other posts here
I think that's a common myth. There's no separate category for frozen pizza in Nutriscore. The categories are: general food, drinks, cheeses, and oils/fats.

Pizza producers can game the system somewhat, however, by adding ingredients that are counted positive (like protein or fiber) to partially offset "negative" ingredients such as sugar or saturated fats.

Dairy lobbying has led to cheese as a separate category and that milk is counted as food, rather than drink.
Fyi, there are Adobe plugins that do allow y you to use a local SD install.
Don’t comment on things you know nothing about, being fired for refusing to commit fraud is definitely grounds for unlawful termination.

I truly don’t understand how people work and still have no idea what at will actually means.
I am native level fluent in 2 languages – Slovenian and English – and this feels true to my experience. There’s a lot of stuff I can critically think about in English because the words don’t carry much/any emotional weight. They’re just abstract concepts, very easy to be coldly objective.

Meanwhile talking about work stuff in Slovenian is near impossible because most of my career has been in English. It’s like the concepts just don’t exist in the Slovenian part of my brain.

This gets really trippy when the same word in each language feels like it carries different connotations and baggage. The translation is same but the meaning is different because the correct where you’d use each word is different.
But Russia isn't about to take the U.S. over, so there's that...
It's just play. Meaning that I'm too lazy to even chew my own food, so I get someone else to do it. Like on Ferenginar.
Anyone down voting this needs to pause and take a good long look at their cloud provider bill.

Why are you not self hosting?

Probably, its because the its very convenient having some else doing the release cycle QA, deployments, infra work for you.

The same goes for game engines.

Are you going to start self hosting tomorrow if AWS announces it’s charging you $0.2 per db query on top of the existing pricing?

No, you’ll swap cloud provider.

Maybe some people will try self hosting… but they’ll find out it’s actually more expensive and harder than it looks, once you start doing it.

Anyone telling people to go self hosted in this situation would, rightly, be giving bad, naive advice.

So, maybe have a moment to think about that, before you down vote someone for saying “that’s bad advice” to use an open source game engine.
There’s one thing to not have chips bags tightly packed and another to have them a tiny amount of chips and the rest nitrogen filler. I think manufacturers got a bit too greedy at this point…
This was classic lawyering - pay for your own autopsy to get the story you want. We know three thing, the guy who got shot:

1: Purchased a S&W 9mm pistol

2: That pistol was on his possession at the protest

3: A police office was shot with that pistol

The guy who got shot was then shot by the police ~50 times, so not surprising he was shot in the hand. That's not evidence of one's hands being up in the air.
The smaller cache will make it a heterogeneous situation for some workloads and likely games as well (seeing how 5800x3D/7800x3D are demolishing the competition thanks to a larger cache).
These just look like vibrating images on my phone
My understanding is LoL productions are still trying to make it look like you are watching actual athletes do a sport. If you lock the away in booths it puts too much of a distance between the audience and the players.

OTOH crowd noise giving away what's going on in the game has been a problem since their broadcasts start. It doesn't ruin the game but it's definitely a factor.
Ok, that is a new and strong fact to me, I missed so far, indeed indicating russian origin.

It likely is wrong, though, but the justification seems to indicate that they thought it will help countering the offensive.
My Spanish teacher used to tell me not to try and translate everything in my head but to just think in Spanish. This seemed ridiculous to me at first but, over time, I understood what she meant. Put simply, you can't have a conversation in Spanish if you are mentally translating every word as you go. No Spanish speaker is going to hang around that long.

I never did get to that stage but can appreciate the concept.
In exchange for what? What does that give Unity access to which Godot doesn’t have access to?
> The round recovered from the state trooper’s abdomen matched that gun.

Firearms forensics is, like most criminal forensics, junk science[1]: even when the basic scientific reality is aligned any particular technique, it's heavily laundered through interpretation and not subject to rigorous statistical analysis.

(In particular, bullet analysis is complete nonsense. Prior to 2005 the standard technique was lead-composition analysis, which (1) assumed that all of the suspect's bullets were the same, and (2) assumed that similarly-manufactured bullets would have similar compositions. Neither is true, which is why the Federal government no longer uses it as evidence. It's unclear whether the same is true for Georgia and the GBI.)

Edit: A more specific reference for ballistic analysis[2], which appears to be what the GBI used here.

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forensic_firearm_examination#C...

[2]: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2589871X2...
Here's a trick that I've done in the past: buy a Presto popcorn popper. You can then buy organic grains in bulk--wheat, barley, rye, even oat groats--and pop/parch them in the popper. You get the nutty flavor and bioavailability of breakfast cereal, but no secret additives and a guaranteed clean breakfast. If you prefer hot cereal, you can then mill (or grind) the roasted grains to make instant porridge--just add boiling water and stir. (You can also do the same with lentils and split peas, mix in dried seasonings, and have instant soup mix). All of the convenience, none of the packaging, none of the poison.