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I have used both softwares but stick with VSCode for Python, simply because it is very powerful to have one great editor for all projects, as opposed to one specialized IDE for each.

PyCharm is (AFAIK) monolithic in what it brings to the table, whereas VSCode is more modular. As such, some of your points are true, but not an inherit fault of VSCode, but probably of some settings/underlying tools used. Maybe these can get you a better experience:

3. Agreed with VSCode being lackluster, but switching to MS Language Server [0] has helped this a great deal (while having other downsides, like being slower).

5. VSCode also has a variable viewer/browser and an interactive shell (which cannot be IPython as of today, however [1])

6. Disagree: I forgot what VSCode uses per default, but I switched to `black` for formatting, which works very well (` "python.formatting.provider": "black"` in settings.json). For linting, I switched to `mypy` (which also handles type hints, which is helpful), which can be set via `Python: Select Linter` (CTRL+SHIFT+P). `mypy` seems to be powerful. It definitely catches method 1st arguments not being `self`.

0: https://github.com/microsoft/python-language-server

1: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47701629/vs-code-run-ipy...
Not really log files as I'm familiar with them. More structured. At least in the implementation I'm familiar with.
> Believe it or not, but I'm a native speaker and I can say that I've never heard the word in any other context.

How is your own lack of knowledge relevant for this?
Did you even bother to at least visit https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zettelkasten to educate yourself first?

> The usual word is "Karteikasten",

That is a modern synonym, but not quite the same. This is more specific for organized indexboxes.

> "(Lern-)Kartei" oder "Vokabelbox".

Those are not even the same. They are special purpose-tools with specific meaning which just happen to use index-cards and boxes in their analog version. That's like saying notebook is not a word because diary is widely used.
So someone is literally a keyboard warrior in his grandma's bunker. And he hates his job that he didn't think he'd get, but not enough to quit because ego. Also, I'm taking a wild guess that he works at Blockbuster, eats McDonald's, is obese, and has acne too. Oh and dad hated him enough to send him to military school, but he liked it. Abuses women and scams college students. Am I close?
It still exists in some ways and in some places. Here in Belarus you still get a sense of it.
I've been blogging about programming on Medium for 6 months now. I'm a part of the partner program, and I'm able to make about $100 a month, and tey to publish an article a month. This is probably where my motivation comes from, since I know I'm going to make at least a little money from the time it took me to write the blog. However I also publish some more articles on my personal site (https://tdom.dev), since I'm not really a fan of medium. It's only good for reaching an audience. I would rather make 0 from my personal blog and get thes same amount of views as on medium, but oh well.
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I wonder what's the mechanism of coordination among various parties for them to converge at the right time and place for a protest?
It’s good practice to ensure your code still compiles after a make clean.

Wiping and redeploying is the same idea with infra: just another part of disaster recovery, or even just regular recovery.
Sad that nobody recognized this bit of social engineering for what it probably is: another way for the feds to vacuum up IPs for anyone dumb enough to try to log in using one of them. No, they're not going to SWAT your apartment tonight if you violate federal CISA laws. It's simply another data point (of thousands or millions) on you in MAIN CORE to profile you. For what? Who knows. If you already have an 'interesting' profile, maybe they will drop by.

You: "But the password didn't work - I didn't get in!"
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Using violence to coerce people is fascism. How a violent activist group can claim to be anti-fascist is beyond me. They have become the thing they claim to hate.
Honest question: what power does Zucherberg have with regards to allowing or not a post of the president? I mean even if he asks people to delete it, the president surely will demand him to put it back online.
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Might be, I haven't look at it since late 90's.

So maybe it is worth another look.

However even OWL and VCL were better than MFC. :)
Probably should have specified, but a big ting I'm looking for is sull TypeScript support in this regard.

Webscript looks really cool, but it doesn't look very TypeScript-friendly.
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This could be made into a movie. Astronauts stranded on the moon have to figure out how to survive until they can travel to the ascent vehicle.
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I'll go out on a limb, and say that the existence of police unions is not the most important factor behind police brutality, and the killing of people of colour by police, in the US.

As one example, look at training and employment. It takes three years to become a police officer in Germany or France. Once you are one, you are employed for life (after a probation period). A lot of the training is focused on legal work, de-escalation and so on. Is there still excesive use of force? Yes. Still racial profiling and protection of your felllow officers? Yes and yes. Do you have to be affraid of police? No. Does police have to be afraid of the population? No. Are there exceptions to this? Yes, as always.

Anohter, very big difference, between France germany and the US is, that in france there are two police organisations (Police and Gendarmerie), in Germany a federal one and one per state. All are follwing the same regulations with only minor differences between the states in germany, and differences in area of responsibility. Compare that to the US with city-based police departments, sherrifs departments, sate police and so on. The former makes it easier to implement common standards, the latter makes it harder.

But we divert a lot from the topic, don't we?
The problem with building a powerful weapon is that one day the weapon may be trained on you. Of course it isn't dangerous when it's just parts. But one day, when you've finished building it, someone will take possession of the weapon, and you won't control where they point it.

Jeremy Corbyn has taught me that closing borders and leftist sympathies are not in opposition. And what will you do when that weapon is trained on my friends? Apologize in shock at how your ideals have been usurped? Apologize and say that it was a trade-off that must be made? Say that your priorities have shifted? No, that's not nearly enough. The weapon must simply not be built.
This is not a silly issue.

Lack of devtools is expected for a new framework, however, it is worth asking for, especially if you are considering it for production
> Section 230 does not in any way require neutrality in order to gain its protections. The law is very clear about this

This only makes sense, since a neutral platform enjoys immunity from responsibility for user content independently of section 230.
Most people I know see nationality as the low hanging fruit of identities. You did nothing, no achievement, no struggle, you feast on other people's work. As I said people here tend to be grateful to be born or at least live in such a rich and somewhat sane country. I may be proud of actions done by the larger collective, but "being proud of the nation"... Does this include all the wars, weapon exports, economic extortions, environmental crimes, racism, ... ? Nationalism is blind on one eye and flirts with exclusion with the other. It's the feeling of agency for those fearing complexity and diversity.

Europe also is different than the US in terms of borders: they changed all the time. They are obviously artificial constructs.

I asked you what good does nationalism serve? Don't you see the inherent danger at all?

In Germany all the right wing/covid19 conspiracy/... Bullshit is spread in WhatsApp groups. I think it's more important than Facebook for spreading "hate over facts".
I remember the England riots in 2011 were strongly opposed by most people I know. I am surprised how much support these riots appear to have on social media. Rioting is a terrible, violent act.
How do you think you got it?
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thanks, i always wondered how these work. so people would normally walk out of the office, and go home? Do they walk down the stairs instead of taking an elevator? How far out do they walk? What if it's raining out? Would they answer emails before leaving? would they leave after lunch? do they leave all together? Do they use corporate buses to go home? I feel these are important subtleties
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It sounds to me like they are sacrificing backwards compatibility. If you have an existing customer base this is one of the worst decisions you can make. When you release incompatible products you split your customer base along these products and if your newer product isn't sufficiently convincing then instead of gaining customers you will lose your existing ones.
As an outsider watching from across the Atlantic, I am astonished at what is being posted in these comments. There are hundreds of videos on social media of wanton police violence towards peaceful protestors. Of course there are non-peaceful protestors (and I do not defend them) but they are responded to in incidents of heavy handed violent escalation. Bellingcat have collected more than 100 reports of protected media representatives being beaten, blinded and brutalized by police action. This is all happening during unrest caused by police brutality.

And Hacker News wants to fix the protestors?!
Fair enough; but am I going to get disagreement when I say the brand of corporatism that currently holds power is pretty obviously not fascism?

Quoting a few key sentences from Wikipedia:

Fascists believe that liberal democracy is obsolete and regard the complete mobilization of society under a totalitarian one-party state as necessary to prepare a nation for armed conflict and to respond effectively to economic difficulties. Such a state is led by a strong leader—such as a dictator and a martial government composed of the members of the governing fascist party—to forge national unity and maintain a stable and orderly society. Fascism rejects assertions that violence is automatically negative in nature and views political violence, war and imperialism as means that can achieve national rejuvenation. Fascists advocate a mixed economy, with the principal goal of achieving autarky (national economic self-sufficiency) through protectionist and interventionist economic policies. [0]

America doesn't have a serious lobby that believes in those things. There isn't a lobby that is serious about autarchy, there isn't a lobby calling for complete mobilisation and there isn't a lobby calling for a one party state. Apart from maybe the anti-facists I don't know of a lobby promoting political violence. The war and imperialism stuff is possibly true, but that isn't a new thing in American politics - America has been at war my entire lifetime and mostly in the same set of middle eastern countries.

The only link between fascism and American politics is that Trump is popular in the Republican party and is happy to stand up and say that the globalism pendulum has swung too far. That is a tenuous link to fascist ideology.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fascism
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I always wondered -- as I see this often on many sites -- "DEVELOPERS FROM GREAT COMPANIES TRUST US" and for example Google.

How do you know developers from companies like Google trust (and use) your services?
I agree. It feels very American to believe we cannot keep peace without the persistent threat of having your life ended.
So? Flag their messages too. You and I are both agreeing what Trump is saying is horrendous.

And, for what it's worth, I'm gay and a part of a minority and I am privileged to live somewhere where there's little repression for who I am. I absolutely want to see people pushing back on countries that have terrible leaders who would repress my life: if you're going to shrug then say "well that's just policy", that honestly sucks.

I'd take "virtue signalling" any day over whatever this response from Facebook is.
> Rioting is a terrible, violent act.

So is being murdered by paramilitary police forces.

People tried peaceful protest and nothing changed.
Did you have no sense of taste at all? I had to live with almost no sense of smell for about 20 years, but I could taste sweet and salty. So if you put a spoon of sugar in your mouth, there was no sense of sweetness at all? If so, that would really be a next level experience.
From what I have seen, peering over from the continent these past 3 years, top US military officers are both less racist[1] than the general populace and more reflective[2] than the current administration.

[1] Lt. Gen. Jay Silveria: "If you can't treat someone with dignity and respect, then you need to get out. If you can't treat someone from another gender, whether that's a man or a woman, with dignity and respect, then you need to get out. If you demean someone in any way, then you need to get out. And if you can't treat someone from another race, or different color skin, with dignity and respect, then you need to get out."

[2] witness the USN response when Trump tweeted they should fire on sight on the NEDAJA: we retain the right to self-defense.

I wish you all the best of luck and hope you all live your lives and do wonderful things.
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I’ve always admired pdb.set_trace() as a way of inserting a debugger breakpoint. I’m surprised it isn’t mentioned in the article.

You don’t need a different UI for debugging — you can just write the breakpoint into the code. Conditional breakpoints can be done with Python logic!

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I didn't read all of it, but I was wondering: In a virtual loom thread, am I allowed to call currentThread().sleep(...); or will it block the system thread? Or is there some magic like currentThread().sleepAndThen(..., ()->{}); ?
Does https://www.debian.org/releases/stable/amd64/apds03.en.html fit the bill for you? It's a bit outdated (does anyone still use lilo? It also talks of MBRs and grub-pc instead of grub-efi) and an updated version would be great, but you can substitute the modern replacements for the old stuff and it'll do the trick. An update to that guide would be nice. Nonetheless, I've installed dozens of systems that way (clean install of the new release on a second partition, set everything up, reboot for an upgrade with less than 5 minutes of downtime and the option to go back to the old install at any time with a simple reboot (which is a requirement for these machines)) and it works fantastically.

I also use sid (with apt-listbugs) on my personal machines and can't remember the last time I had something break. You should definitely know your way around a Debian system in case something does break, but it's not any more prone to breakage than Arch in my opinion.
Wouldn't it be possible to flip things around, e.g. source of truth is a standalone public repo, that gets forked into the monorepo? So you could thne make changes internally, and then afterwards isolate the library changes and push them upstream

idk how monorepos work really so maybe im way wrong
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While it is true about NN, we should not forget the same is true for human drivers.
Given how Facebook has literally been used to incite genocide in Myanmar and how quickly they had to backpedal on that, they've already been drawing these lines.

If they're as opposed to violence as they say, it shouldn't matter if it's a leader or not.
And earlier today, SPD invited, met with, and knelt in solidarity with a group of peaceful protesters at the East Precinct on Cap hill. Once the photo op was done, they started macing and gassing the protest.

There was no looting, no vandalism, no riot, no burnt cars in that area. Nobody was behaving violently. It took ten seconds for a peaceful protest to turn into an assault on the public.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Seattle/comments/gv0ru3/this_is_the...

Local news ran this video, cutting the first 20 seconds out, and blamed the crowd on starting violence.
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I wholeheartedly condemn a large portion of the evangelical movement, and any religious fanatic, but I also believe that there's a case to be made for more charitable translations and interpretations, and I know several Christians who believe not in the things you listed, but follow the less brimstoney new testament.

But to some extent I do agree with you, otherwise I would still be a Christian which I'm not, for the fact that any belief that subjugates moral philosophy and reasoning to interpreting holy text will always have blind spots.

Either way, I apologize if it distracted from the point I was trying to make, that all organizations, good or bad will have bad actors, but what's important is identifying which organization can be fruitful and which is inherently bad.

Maybe we will disagree on a few there.
You’re right that PCI-E bandwidth is the bottleneck for CPU-to-GPU communication. Game devs often have to think in “number of draw calls” being sent (especially before DX12/Vulcan). You can easily saturate that channel.

I believe what OP is talking about, in the context of ML models, is that reading 1 byte of memory on the GPU from the GPU’s memory is _much_ slower than the CPU reading from the system RAM.

This is an intentional choice and it speaks to the core design of what each system is solving for. CPUs trade low latency for faster single threaded execution speed. GPUs trade high latency for “total thread” execution speed.

CPUs solve for maximum “single thread” performance (for lack of a better term). If you have an operation that reads and mutates one byte of RAM, and then stack many of those instructions into a long sequence, the CPU is very fast at executing that. Most programs we write do this. Processing the steps for a single-thread of an application.

GPUs optimize for concurrency and they do that by running many “threads”. Each thread is often memory bound, but because they run in parallel when one “blocks” on reading memory, another thread just pops in it’s place until it has to block.

GPUs are constantly swapping active “threads” running and are able to hide the latency better. And, because of that design, you can trade for higher bandwidth and get more instructions out.

Which, for image data (what GPUs were originally designed for), you’re manipulating big two dimensional arrays of pixel data where concurrency is important. CPUs have instructions like SSE/AVX that sit somewhere in between, these days, but GPUs have the advantage of being able to target only one domain instead of both.

That’s my understanding of it, at least. I was a game dev in a former life :)
Yeah in the U.K. we generally have decent police so I am biased in that respect. Still strongly believe rioting is never the answer
You should build what they need - though a lot of the problem is that those specifying websites have very little idea about how the web works and what is needed.

Unfortunately this isn't the 60's at Sterling Cooper where you can brain storm an idea like go to "work on an egg" or a "a mars a day helps you work rest and play"
If those better and cheaper products are not covering their costs and just buying market share then yes. In well functioning consumer markets you get fined for selling below cost.
The thing that people don't realise with virus infections is that it can mess you up for a long time, even if it's not lethal. I've had a human parvovirus B19 infection last year(apparently it's incredibly rare in adults, but hey ho), and yeah, I felt like absolute shit for about 2 months, really high fevers, no appetite, basically like a very bad flu that lasted nearly 2 months, but then once it finally went away, I started having massive issues with my joins, widespread inflammation of knees, elbows, shoulders, fingers - like a bad case of arthritis. Was told by rheumatologists that it's a relatively common thing to happen after virus infections, since your own immune system was in high gear after the virus, so now it attacks your own joints instead. Unfortunately it doesn't really have a cure as such, I was given a few steroid injections that settled it down for now but it's still not 100% fine. Or I can go on a long term(1-2 years at least) treatment with methotrexate, but that has a whole lot of its own side effects as well so I'm not very keen.

So yeah, virus infections SUCK, even if they don't kill you.
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Generic in terms of your taste or generic in the larger population? IMO the whole reason to have human helpers is to avoid both, while algos can do both kinds of generic well.
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> I don't think that the peace comes from guns. Police in my country very rarely use theirs.

It comes from having them, not from using them. You don't have to shoot at gangs robbing everybody at knifepoint if the threat of getting shot deters them from going around robbing everybody at knifepoint.

> And "for a while" can be quite long if you need to find and train a complete new police force.

In practice most of what the police do is paperwork and interviews. If the general population is armed (so the deterrent is still there) then you could take the guns away from the police and never have them leave the police station and still almost all of the policework would get done.