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overexact.com 3y ago

Rust for Professionals

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www.theguardian.com 3y ago

European gas prices fall to pre-Ukraine war level

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nyheder.tv2.dk 3y ago

Sanjay Shah to face extradition for stealing $1.8B from Danish tax payers

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www.reuters.com 3y ago

Star rising in Kremlin, Russia's Medvedev predicts war in West

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news.ycombinator.com 3y ago

Ask HN: What are some interesting new standards/protocols to keep an eye on?

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dotnet.microsoft.com 3y ago

Blazor Tutorial – Build your first Blazor app

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leafletjs.com 3y ago

Leaflet – a JavaScript library for interactive maps

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r4ds.hadley.nz 3y ago

R for Data Science (2nd edition, WIP)

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webfinger.net 3y ago

WebFinger

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devblogs.microsoft.com 3y ago

Entity Framework Core 7 (EF7) is available today

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devblogs.microsoft.com 3y ago

What’s New in Orleans 7.0

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www.bloomberg.com 3y ago

Elon Musk Tells Twitter Followers to Vote for a Republican Congress

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nntaleb.medium.com 3y ago

I Write

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meduza.io 3y ago

Russia temporarily blocked Telegram yesterday

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www.thedrive.com 3y ago

Speed Cameras Stolen from Sweden May Be Ending Up in Russian Drones: Report

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twitter.com 3y ago

Bizarre interview with Russian sci-fi legend Sergey Lukyanenko

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www.ama-assn.org 3y ago

Health care organizations urge protection for physicians and patients

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www.reuters.com 3y ago

Gazprom: Nord Stream leaks stop, gas supply could resume on single line

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krebsonsecurity.com 3y ago

Accused Russian Rsocks Botmaster Arrested, Requests Extradition to U.S.

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www.nbcnews.com 3y ago

Russian troops raped and tortured children in Ukraine, U.N. panel says

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www.nytimes.com 3y ago

U.N. experts find that war crimes have been committed in Ukraine

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jakevdp.github.io 3y ago

Group-By from Scratch

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qntm.org 3y ago

MMAcevedo

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www.themoscowtimes.com 3y ago

China’s Visa Alternative Cuts Off Russian Banks over Sanctions

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papers.ssrn.com 3y ago

Business Retreats and Sanctions Are Crippling the Russian Economy

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news.ycombinator.com 3y ago

Ask HN: Why are privacy coins like Monero not seeing wide adoption?

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twitter.com 3y ago

Significant overlap of anti-vaxxers and Russia supporters

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www.bbc.com 4y ago

Russia hits Google with fine for 'illegal content'

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www.washingtonpost.com 4y ago

A one-source story about a 10-year-old and an abortion goes viral

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thehill.com 4y ago

Biden must rally against a Russia-led UN ‘cybercrime treaty’

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This article from 2013 might give an indication on why some people choose FOSS even when they can afford the non-FOSS solutions:

  The licensing. My God, the licensing. It's not so much the money, as the infernal, mind-bending tax code level complexity involved in making sure all your software is properly licensed: determining what 'level' and 'edition' you are licensed at, who is licensed to use what, which servers are licensed... wait, what? Sorry, I passed out there for a minute when I was attacked by rabid licensing weasels.

  I'm not inclined to make grand pronouncements about the future of software, but if anything kills off commercial software, let me tell you, it won't be open source software. They needn't bother. Commercial software will gleefully strangle itself to death on its own licensing terms.
https://blog.codinghorror.com/why-ruby/

It's worth mentioning that the initial version of this didn't use WebAssembly. Bellard literally implemented i386/PC emulation in pure JavaScript (ES5) back in 2011.

A lot of research into the genetic history of the Indian subcontinent seems to be from the late 90s and early 2000s.

Is there a reason it has stopped? We have gotten a lot better at genetic anthropology since then but for some reason there is very little new research on the genetic history of the Indian subcontinent.

Your X is a shit and it crashes every second?

Companies that repeatedly fail to detect and solve this type of problem using automated testing and QA are exactly the companies that lack the sophistication to do distributed microservice architecture.

Learn to do proper CI/CD, end-to-end testing, and logging/metrics on your monolith before you decide to transition to microservices.

As long as I have been browsing the English-language Internet the overall mood among Americans has been that the S&P500 and US dollar hegemony will collapse in a month.

Why is that? I'm European but the US doesn't seem too different from most of Europe in terms of stability and the risk of unrest.

A1111 did the following things:

- Made a mod removing all non-white characters in a video game.

- Put black people and artists who draw black people in a category/folder called "n".

- Is allegedly also anti-semitic but I don't think the "((()))" thing is proof of that.

I don't think there is anything Micro$ofty going on. Just a racist being banned.

OpenAI was conceptualized and founded in 2014/15 to avoid AI being dominated by one country and one company (Google).

That is no longer the case. OpenAI should change their misleading name but it's worth remembering that their original mission statement has been fulfilled by OpenAI, academia, Chinese/European companies alike.

That is not true. Seismic monitoring show that the explosions were equivalent to several hundred kilograms of explosives. With that much explosives there was no need to remove the concrete. The "concrete removing CIA robots" narrative is only pushed by Russian propaganda accounts.

As a European I'm glad the CIA/Poland/aliens blew up the pipelines that were funding the Russian invasion.

Even the environmental effect was minor; the methane emission from the leaks had 1/5th of the GHG effect of my small country's, Denmark, annual GHG emission.

Why have so many of these AI models been trained on GPL licensed code? Almost half the controversy could have avoided by ignoring GPL code.

I know that even non-copyleft licenses like the Apache and MIT licenses are copyrighted and require attribution however it would have caused far less controversy than training on GPL licensed code.

Nah, more often than not the "wrongness" is directly harming society or some vulnerable group of people.

Shows like Ancient Aliens and Ancient Apocalypse are a funnel into a world of conspiracy theories that all end up with anti-semitic conspiracy theories about "Jewish globalist elites" who want to do "white genocide".

When exactly has Western media been soft on Saudi Arabia? They have always been portrayed as a backwards country that oppresses women, kills LGBT people, and since 2014 Saudi Arabia has also been heavily criticized for their war in Yemen. There were also BBC/Channel4 documentaries from more than a decade ago about how Saudi Arabia was indirectly funding the radicalization of Muslims in Europe.

I only meant IoT devices. Most embedded systems that don't have WiFi/BLE requirements are probably using ARM32, MSP430 or AVR.

It's interesting how the ESP32 has become the de facto IoT MCU used in almost all new IoT products.

Other companies like TI and STMicro had their own cheap WiFi/BLE MCUs but their devkits used to be too expensive for hobbyists and students. But the Chinese startup behind the ESPxx chips made sure that their devkits were cheap enough for hobbyists and students and through that influence they now also dominate the professional industry.