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Does Arcade solve the problem of automatically updating nuget references in a csproj from command line in cases where new version of dependent package has different set of dependencies than the previous one? I mean the stuff mentioned in

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/nuget/tools/cli-ref-update

Without update package installing new dependencies as required you can't script full rebuild after dependencies change flow for PRs.
I had several history of science and technology courses at university that caused me to reach the same conclusion.

Basically the same story repeated over and over. Somebody invents a thing (usually through some sort of crackpottery or insane devotion to some personal belief or theory) and then the crackpots all get to work messing with the invented thing. Eventually the crackpots die or get bored and real science is hopefully the last man standing (but that can sometimes take a long time).

There's an indepth analysis into the switch from geocentricism to helieocentricism that basically gives the same impression.

http://tofspot.blogspot.com/2013/08/the-great-ptolemaic-smac...

Our advances are spearheaded by crazy or unhealthily opinionated people who just want to try and do things they think are neat.
> the point is preservation of heirloom varieties that are precisely not interesting to commercial growers

The problem is that is not realist. This is definitely NOT how we will preserve heirloom varieties. Each variety needs their own tree not a stem. Trees discard its stems all the time so in 5 years most ot your varietes will dissapear. Has happened before with old cherries.
If the premise of the article is true, then why aren't major newspapers feeding on anger and rage?

I suspect that the algorithm is not the problem, but the inability to do proper fact-checking is.
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I like the idea from a ux perspective. It puts the control in a place where the user runs the code.
Six is fine, fourty is excessive
That's the problem with daily standups, they're micro-management.
Tomato mosaic virus would approve this
It's a reverse captcha. Only robots can answer all images with ease, while humans will have difficulties.
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>If you instead provide a way to query your data store, the dependent team isn’t blocked on you.

This means that you bypass the API and give direct access to the data? Why have an API at all then?

Don’t you think that this mean you tightly couple the data storage with the client?
Most Microsoft businesses which I worked with use it and I find it extremely confusing. The UI is not very intuitive and it takes me on average 5-10 clicks to get to where I want to go. Most things are not documented at all or not very well or documented wrongly because out of date and things often require hours of trial and error before something works the way the team wants it to be. I'm sure once someone has spend too many hours "learning" Azure Dev Ops then it might pay off if it actually all works, but I find it too frustrating to commit my precious time to figure things out which should be dead simple as other CI systems have proven it can be done.
Yes I'm not sure how viable it would be, but I know Cloudflare is working on a free VPN:

https://blog.cloudflare.com/1111-warp-better-vpn/

But privacy is the main concern and I would only use it if their were assurances that the VPN would not log nor sell user data.

Mozilla does get a lot of money to keep Google as the default search engine on Firefox so using a built-in VPN to draw more users may get Google to pay them more.
There is no 'right' vs. 'left': it is the oligarchs against the rest
Although the REPL was a bit slow, going through all the mechanical widgets.
First of all: climate. Second: identify your trees

Forget about apple, is not compatible with plum.

If you buy me a beer I could help you with this.
Don't like the speculation 'old software is stable', sounds like cheap marketing. If any software was released X years ago nothing doing this old release "better" or "stable", bugs happens everywhere.
Latency doesn't affect frame rate. It affects... well, latency. 50 ms is perfectly fine for video and audio. And 4G actually is capable of much lower latency. I get pings at around 20 ms in Poland. 50 ms was achievable on 3G (HSPA+).
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> Debian and ubuntu are the true community OS

Not true, Canonical doing business too.

Leaved Debian/Ubuntu ~5 years ago and never looked back.
But that’s not reducing the complexity of the API, just the payload. If you remove the “load all users with everything in it” API the backend still needs to load all users and the filter it to reduce the payload. If the backend doesn’t have that capability graphql cannot ask for that functionality, so you still rely on the team to have implemented it.
Indeed, it sounds something that should have been part of their now-famous SRE book :)

Is it breaking any obvious NDA or can you share it?
Why did you choose to go with Udemy?
It looks like everything except bluetooth works out of the box: https://wiki.debian.org/InstallingDebianOn/Purism/Librem%201...
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Why five milestones? Working on a listicle?
I'm curious, but why are people still spending time and resources on Hurd?

Is it curiosity or is there some use case for Hurd that I'm not aware of?

Thanks.
Something like this could be an advance for optical systems where plastic moulded lenses are suitable. One lens could replace several elements in systems with monochromatic light. Think optical drives
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> Debian GNU/Hurd is currently available for the i386 architecture with about 80% of the Debian archive, and more to come!

Does Hurd still not support amd64?!
The outlier is sugar cane, with efficiency around 8%
This leaves you with a messy, strange non-stable/sort-of-unstable installation that is likely to come back to bite you sooner or later.
From https://www.gnu.org/software/hurd/faq/64-bit.html

> There are currently no plan for 64-bit userland, but there are plans for 64-bit kernelland with 32-bit userland, which will notably permit to efficiently make use of more than 2 GiB memory and provide 4 GiB userland addressing space. Work on this is currently in the master-x86_64 and port-amd64 branches for GNU Mach.

> That being said, you can always run a 32-bit version on a 64-bit machine, it just works, processes are just limited to a couple GiB available memory.
Hah, we just got rid of our last Jessie box in our $work setup (with the exception of some database boxes that aren't part of the regular upgrade cycle).

I hope this next dist upgrade goes much quicker, due to the automations we've built (config management with Ansible, Continuous Delivery).
The first thing I do on a new windows PC (and android phones nowadays) is turn off all the animations, menu fades etc. for an instant performance boost.

I wish I could also disable those lightbox image loaders on web pages that slowly fade in images, as if the webmaster was worried that displaying it too quickly might give someone a heart attack or something.

The public has been duped into accepting slow interfaces, and it pisses me off!
Me too, plus `hub merge $PR_URL` in order to merge PRs locally with the same commit message as if I had pressed the "Merge Pull Request" button on GitHub.

I do this in order for the merge commit to be signed.
Should be fixed now. Thanks!
I'm guessing this is impossible to use with a pi hole?
Social media algorithms have produced the worst results recently. But some outlets like tabloids and AM radio have long embraced outraged hyperbole and blatant falsehood to attract audiences.

Possibly any motivation beyond a desire to inform damages the message at least a little. And sometimes annihilates factuality completely.

I would conjecture this is because facts are often subtle, ambiguous, complex or contradict preconceived notions. So choosing between reality vs entertainment/outrage portrayed as reality, people tend to prefer the latter. So anyone maximizing for numbers will be drawn into the latter too. Maybe this is the human bug referred to in the article.

So current algorithms that maximize engagement are obviously catastrophically bad and any curation has to be better. But there may yet be undiscovered (likely non trivial) algorithms that promote calm reality. They just might be less profitable. As newspapers are less profitable.
There are production garbage collectors written in languages like Java, so this shouldn't be surprising.
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> Traditional, image-based Smalltalk worked this way.

The first Lisp implementation worked as a 'live system'. One would boot an image from a tape drive, load/run Lisp code from cards and could then dump a new image to tape. That was implemented end of the 1950s.
Does "secure" implies some protections against Spectre-like attacks?
You don't know the fundamental difference between Hurd and Linux, do you?
Yes I got that impression. Azure DevOps wouldn’t be the right solution for us unfortunately.
I didn't have any problem at all. Couldn't find one I didnt get on the first try. I fail maybe 30% of captchas haha.
Not affiliated any more, so I don't even have it. But yeah documents you write on payroll are corporate intellectual property (same as code is) so I couldn't just share it even if I wrote it myself.

I wish they added it to the SRE book. But it's not a hard sell if someone already believes that you need to distribute computation/data for higher reliability. Same goes for labor/know-how.
> But what when you claim to feel pain?

Decrease of performance on tasks unrelated to damaged area shows that something is going on beyond physical damage and usual stimulus processing.

Worker ants, for example, continue to carry on their work even after fatal damage to their gaster.

You will not continue to perform mental arithmetic with the same efficiency after your little toe has been struck by a hammer, despite it serves no purpose in doing mental arithmetic (or any purpose at all, for that matter). And if you will do, then you don't feel pain.
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And it is the job of the oligarchs to use their resources (e.g. think tanks, regulatory capture, political parties, media empires, etc) to convince the rest that it's "right vs left".
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Not completely true. Some of the wealthiest people in the US are very progressive.
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> Did you watch re-runs of Top Gear on Dave too?

Nah, I haven't watched any Top Gear. But the seat was just always so comfy in a way none of the seats in the never cars I've been in was. I think it is due to how the seat envelopes you, in a way reminiscent of race cars (which the Astra was not, by any stretch of imagination).

I think heated seats could be possible as well, I assume the required electronics and the protocols they speak for regulation should be rather simple. But given the seat is at home there is not that much need to heat it up :)
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These kind of articles - that Ford beat Tesla because it's stock did better over the previous 12 months are not very meaningful. If you want to play with the numbers you could point out that Tesla is up over 10x since its IPO in 2010 while Ford is down slightly over the same period. The relative performance of stocks over short periods are kind of random.
Yes. In perl 5 and shell, it's just magic backticks
There's those in favor of freedom, and those who prefer tyranny. For the tyrants, the state is the almighty god that is the solution for all problems. We know how this story goes, we've seen it countless times.
Are you referring to the micro-kernel part?
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Yes it’s a real shame it isn’t based on object capability security. The resource ID concept makes it really hard to do per-module restrictions, because resources provide global ambient access to anything. And it sounds to me like the dispatch model based on typed arrays means that this is baked in on a fundamental level (unless there are some unforgeable handles that Ryan didn’t mention in his talk).
This Chomsky quote comes to mind “The smart way to keep people passive and obedient is to strictly limit the spectrum of acceptable opinion, but allow very lively debate within that spectrum....”. The sad part is that a lot of people seem to be addicted to the right vs left thinking.

A while ago I listened to a radio interview with an author whose thesis was that modern philanthropists allow change only in a way that doesn’t threaten their own wealth and power. This definitely rings true.
Yeah retirement home staff is going to switch my shell every week so I stay alert!

If the only thing keeping me cognitively engaged in old age will be UI changes, I might as well die.
I haven't tried it, but GitLab's CI seems to support multi-project flows as an official feature[0]. I believe Jenkins also allows builds to trigger other builds.

[0]: https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/ci/multi_project_pipelines.html
Sounds familiar to the bus factor. You want to keep it high in a project, wikipedia has some hints about it.
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Rule 1 - The LEFT Lies

The Guardian is just another LEFT WING Marxist "WOKE" political activist arm
Hurd is like Mazda Wankel engine. :-)
Isn’t that just a normal business then? You pay something, you get something.
No, it is about how v8 is sandboxed
Ask HN: Why does the TLS Heartbeat message accepts arbitrary payloads?
I was looking into the RFC spec of the TLS Heartbeat extension (https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6520#page-3), and it describes that each Heartbeat message can contain an arbitrary payload, but it does not describe why this is possible.

Why would it need to be possible to send a payload with an heartbeat message?
Ah, I see you’re a man of culture as well
I agree that the links are there on the front page, but the page as a whole is so busy that they’re hard to spot!

I think the OP is right that the Debian homepage could probably do with some simplification - there’s nothing wrong with having all these options available, but most people are just going to want a CD image they can write to a USB stick these days.
I realise you're describing a dataflow engine. Suddenly it's starting to fall into place. Tomasulo's algorithm (which this is about?) is starting to fall into place.

Which is a) amazing and b) OMG the frigging complexity of something that has to run at sub-ns speeds. It's like sausages, the closer you look the less there is to enjoy.

Thanks!
really cool, I usually draw my stuff on a JavaScript canvas, but I'll try to port one of my codes to c++ using this. thanks for sharing
It really, extremely depends on how you define "progressive" and then you get to the left Vs right narrative which inspired this article.

To oversimplify greatly to the point of banality, if rich person A says "I'll be on the left" and rich person B says "I'll be on the right", and both actively pump money into their respective campaigns, what do they have in common?
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At first read of the title, I thought this was about “there’s no right or left” meaning you could substitute Republican for right and Democrat for left. Ultimately, the authors talking about tangentially and in line with your quote and OP:

“The only way to overcome the oligarchy and Trump’s divide-and-conquer strategy is for the rest of us to join together and win America back.

That means creating a multi-racial, multi-ethnic coalition of working-class, poor and middle-class Americans who will fight for democracy and oppose oligarchy.

White, black and Latino; union and non-union; evangelical and secular; immigrant and native-born – all focused on ending big money in politics, stopping corporate welfare and crony capitalism, busting up monopolies and stopping voter suppression.”

Edit-the point is to see beyond that possible connection and to what really needs to happen: the voters demanding and reinforcing their political powers. Practically, I think this asks people to not become jaded, “tune out”, and accept what’s going on as too big and beyond your influence.

Engage-read the news, do all the research you can muster on what politicians are doing, and come up with your own opinion. Then do your civic duties to reinforce your opinions.
I don't think they care about performance a tiny bit.

Here's very simple to implement change which saves dozens of MB of IO bandwidth every startup: https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/61343

"We will very likely not do this."
Why limit the comment to modern philanthropy? I doubt anyone, in meaningful numbers, has ever sought to undermine their own position in society. That would include anyone nominally seeking to “change things for the better.”
The pathfinder article linked partway down was on HN last month as well: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20038645
One of the more annoying things about battling these fools I’ve found is the pain it is to report these companies via FTC official complaint form. They should make this process as easy and unobtrusive as possible. Even if it led to more noise, getting people to participate is one of the most important steps to solving the issue IMO (second only to effective enforcement of law and punishment of abusers).
Cool, thanks for clarifying. I learned something.
Heh. My first production app was built in Roxen RXML, with a little Pike here and there where RXML’s sluggishness couldn’t be tolerated. By the third version, it was almost entirely Pike.
Isn't this the point of "copyleft"? Create a valuable product, require that when someone builds on it, that what they create also be free to use.

Open source software fails like this even if it's valuable because fixes and improvements don't necessarily make it out into the open, whereas Free/libre software, if it's valuable, gets stronger over time because fixes and improvements must be available to everyone.
What does Hurd uniquely solve?
I stand corrected! And I could have learned that if I had read the footnote in RMS' article...
I personally don't want to have kids and don't see that changing. Although I don't see how your suggestion isn't 'prozelytizing' as well, it is much easier to change your diet (even partially) than to possibly de-rail massive life plans which may already be in motion. There are tonnes of great foods you can eat which are just vegetables and as a previously MASSIVE meat eater, I no longer miss it. Just to be clear I don't disagree with you, but one choice is not interchangeable with the other.
Oh wow, I didn't realize hurd was still alive, and even 80% of the packages are working! Impressive
Listening to what ? To the dude that tells me that's not possible and proceeds to dump a big pile of authority on top of my head or to my own experiment that tells me another story ?

I would have preferred to be told:

- yes and no. You'll get warnings if you try to return a pointer to a local, however, doing this and that, you can manage to do it.

- but once you have achieved that, the result will be dependent on the way the stack is handled (not really in your control). You'll feel some comfort doing this in recursive calls, however beware of signal.h.

But this isn't the answer I received. I guess C programmers do not know the difference between what you can do (however risky) and what you shouldn't do. Also when someone asks such "weird" questions, do not assume he's a beginner with no notion of what constructs he can handle safely, maybe he's someone trying to find the limits of C – and once these limits are identified it can be a good conversation starter about C's internal and the way various compilers differ.

Edit: also downvotes on HN are not like downvotes on Reddit: there's actually a limit (-2 ?). Below this the comment disappears. Conclusion: only downvote when the comment engages in antisocial behavior (not respecting the rules or common human decency, etc ...), not when you disagree with it. I always upvote an unfairly downvoted comment for these reasons.
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No true Scotsman right?
It'll probably run but hw accel will be a pain. I'd rather go for armbian.
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Hold the phone. When you say “oil men” are you referring to the entrepreneurs or the workers? 100x s/w engineer salary sounds like a big deal..
> indeed, that's why it is necessary to check whether what they say still makes any sense.

The never did make any sense. It's just that now we can use knowledge to point out many specific places that we know are wrong.

> independent investigation (and not letting others tell you) is the only way to find out.

You definitely should let others tell you about the world we are living in. But those others should be the ones that posess knowledge. And since science is the only way to get actual knowledge about reality then you should probably stick to what science says and ignore everything else.

If you want to investigate religions be my guest. Just start with atheism. It will save you a lot of time and a lot of mistakes.
Thanks. That could be it, too. The description fits what I had.
Well apart from actually building and researching how to build an OS. This stems from a very very deep seated itch.
The answer is "because we can".

It's volunteer engineering; because they can! Also it is not possible to know how the fruits of innovation might materialise. There might be achievments coming from this in a serendipitous way. The Hurd is a process.
Do you read your own comments? (Asking for a logician friend...)
There have been numerous articles and columns written about the dangers of rising populism in Europe, yet here is a respectable voice advocating populism as the solution for US.

So which is it, the solution or a danger?
The situation is largely similar for rubygems, where a mere couple of people maintain the thing, and not even full time!

> 2-3 devs at 5 hours per week. [0]

The Ruby Together initiative aims to make the situation better through recurring donations.

[0]: https://rubytogether.org/
Debian x32 has a pretty similar concept wrt more efficient memory usage: https://wiki.debian.org/X32Port
> It sounds like this is a pretty easy problem to solve if files aren't identified by their names.

That would make things slightly better, but it's really not how things are supposed to look from userspace. You still have the problem of tags not being preserved across file copies, and not across filesystem boundaries (Which, the latter is almost a universal problem in this space, I guess).
No, they still can spot and block it. The only way it can be hard to block for an ISP is if DoH used domain fronting style collateral freedom, but that didn't turn out to work in practice as governments found even the largest corporations to be acceptable collateral and just blocked IP ranges of those corporations to pressure them to disallow such thing and of course they all pretty quickly disabled domain fronting.

At this point there is no way big tech corporations can get involved in censorship circumvention, but they can and are in censorship both to satisfy all the governments and for their own benefit.
Modern macroeconomists will disagree.
Is there wireguard support?