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Currently I think the coc.vim plugin is as close as you can get. It has installers for LSP servers and VSCode extensions.

You might also have good luck with a curated vim distribution such as SpaceVim[1], where everything should be pre-installed for you.

Later, NeoVim 0.5 is going to have LSP out of the box[2]. So things are very positive.

[1] https://spacevim.org/

[2] https://neovim.io/roadmap/
I think the juxtaposition of modern writing and wit in Witcher with the not-really-medieval society stuck with pre-steam technology might be the catalyst for creating the Bardcore genre.
That is a problem with your coworkers, certainly.
In that case all C program behavior would be literally undefined.
I also live in Japan, and recently bought 3 new air conditioners, but my instinct was the opposite: forego anything "smart".

For tech like that I want it to be as dumb as possible so that there are less things that can go wrong with it. As a bonus the dumb ones are much cheaper as well.
On the other end you can compose class components which have lifecycle methods which you need to jump through up and down the code to figure out the full behavior. Which to me is much more unreadable than hooks and effects. Not to mention that lifecycle methods have their own gotchas.
Stupid question: who controls the language server? If I have multiple projects or multiple branches of one project or even just multiple build folders for different configurations, how do I tell the language server what I am currently working on?

If I put the setup in my home directory, I am limited to a single setup (compiler, stdlib).

If I put it into the project directory, I am limited to a single build for, and potentially a single branch, and I will have multiple instances of the lsp running if I stop working on one project.

If I put it into the build for, which seems sensible, how does the editor decide which server to run or ask?

It seems to me that I need some sort of project manager that acts like a lap proxy and then resolves these issues. Do I need to write one myself?
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In the old days grad schools weren't filled with people who are there mostly to get Green Cards.
How is the mental model hard to grasp? Hooks are just functional components. They render information like everything else. Following the same rule set. State change? The hooks renders. Parent renders? The hook renders. Want to stop it from rendering? Use a memo. Want to run logic only when certain state changes? Use an effect.
This may be considered blasphemy, but I continue to use i3-gaps on my 43" 4K monitor in 100% floating mode. It actually works quite well. Of course for my small displays I use tiling mode.
Neovim 0.5 (not released yet but has PPA) has a builtin LSP client that not depends on NPM. It works very well.
Google Cache shows the original title was "Florida Is a Police State".
Great article.

About "Self-explore" part.

I agree that the identification of internal distractions is important for somebody who wants to be less distracted.

It was easy for me to get distracted to my smartphone, even without notification until I started tracking and thinking about every interaction with it. And I can confirm that when you know the root cause you can prevent it or handle it somehow.

It may sound self-promotional but nevertheless. I created an app(https://acture.app) for tracking smartphone usage intentions for myself. And it really helped me to deal with smartphone overuse(I still overuse on my laptop but that's another history). Every time when I would like to use my phone I make a pause and think about the intention and validating it before using. I was writing this intention right into the app which popup with input form after every unlock(pop up is only on Android, on iOS user have to manually go to the app). I found several usage patterns in my usages and then I created plans for every pattern "How to deal with it". And I don't need to delete all apps from my phone to use my smartphone less, instead, it's a chance to investigate how do I use it and then adapt and get best from these apps. In other words, I created a habit to think and validate my every phone usage intention. E.G it's morning and I picked up my smartphone and I would like to check some tweets and then I got a pop-up window that reminded me to think about my intention and write intention and then I realized that it's morning better to prepare some coffee and go through my morning routine.

Then I shared this app and looks like for some people it works. There is no magic app or one concrete approach on how to identify these triggers. I think it's more about self-monitoring and your desire to change it.

Thanks for post
In Louisiana and Arkansas (probably several other states), the temperature can get over 100 Farenheit with super high humidity. This leads to "swamp @$$" without copious amounts of AC. Being comfortable requires AC in the home, car, and at work.

In highschool gym class we would just sit in the shade under the bleachers during the summer (too hot to do anything) and be dripping sweat everywhere back in class. It was miserable.

It's just so miserable during the summer. The downside is that I'm only used to temperatures between 69 and 74 Farenheit, so I would be miserable in some place like Germany where they just live with the heat for a few weeks each year. I rented a house in Portland once without AC and it was during a heat wave. I'd douse myself in cold water, sit under the fan, and get very little sleep.

A hurricane just hit Louisiana and the grid damage has been extensive (worst on record) so no power or AC. My mother's house is 85 degrees inside at night so she's sleeping in her office which is in a nearby town with power. I haven't seen the numbers yet, but typically a lot of elderly people die in these conditions without AC.

The hurricane hit last Thursday I think and these are the current outages still in effect. Normally we would have power again in a couple of days in most non rural areas. The fact that it's been a full week and could be out for two more weeks is just unheard of.

https://poweroutage.us/area/state/louisiana
I don't undertand your frustration. Virtually every ORM I know has a query builder which as a .raw() function that lets you do anything you want.
I talked with you on several different platforms over years and I'm also a bit of open source zealot. But the deal is: reason why Nvidia able to keep their lock-in going for decades is because they actually do invest a lot into R&D and take risks.

There simply very few companies that doing it. Big reason why Intel and AMD have their open source teams is because that's give them edge against Nvidia. All we see from Nvidia competitors is just reimplementation of the same tech Nvidia already had, but once AMD have some good tech they keep it proprietary too.

ARM space is already locked-in and fully-proprietary company (Apple) have leadership. I don't see how Nvidia getting into competition can make it any worse.
Turning off WhatsApp notifications has been a big plus for me. I just check WhatsApp at the end of each promodoro cycle.
clangd also works C. The same setup works for C.
Shame that the tools for Ada go from bad to worse even in the best case scenario. It's no wonder nobody really wants to use the language when other languages have all sorts of tools and ecosystems around them that make everything a breeze.
> IIRC C++ just decided that signed numbers are two's complement and that's that.

Signed integer overflow is still undefined in C++.
He uses the Echonet Lite protocol[1] and says that it is a home automation protocol used in Japan. So that whole second part is Japan specific. I agree that the rest probably isn't.

1. https://echonet.jp/hems_en/
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Well aware that this isn't tech focused, but I have oddly found a number of folks in tech who are looking for alternatives to cigs / vapes.

I helped launch this company - oklahoma smokes - that makes nicotine-free, tobacco-free smokes. They're made with hemp flower and are designed to be an alternative for people looking to quit smoking or replace the habit. Happy to answer any q's!
One of the schools I went to introduced alumni email forwarding fairly early on and allowed you to pick your own user name. I have a not rare but not super-common first name and was able to grab a user name with just my first name.

I haven't had it happen for quite a while, but for a fairly long period when email was relatively new to a lot of people I received a fairly regular stream of mail intended for other (presumably alumni) with the same first name, including some fairly sensitive emails with board meeting minutes and the like.
No, look at the content of the dictionary: trackers are not part of the "info" dict, so you can add all the trackers you want, it won't change the identity of the torrent. Identity is defined by the infohash.

Trackers are added in the magnet link by adding parameters to the URI: see http://bittorrent.org/beps/bep_0009.html
What will be the speed of the internet down and up link when fully operational? The video said 100Mbps at low latency. Do they expect more afterward?
Should've bought Daikin A/C's - their network bridges speak HTTP with a simple REST service. Highly recommend, it was very easy to integrate them into my home automation setup.
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> You haven't understood my comment.

No I understood your point perfectly. You are not understanding mine. Throughout history, people have posited your idea. A "universal" language - latin, french, esparanto, etc. Now go back 1000 years ago and imagine you were in charge and we made everyone speak/use latin. We wouldn't have english, french, italian, etc. No shakespeare, no voltaire, no twain, no modernity.

> You can keep all the movies and music you currently enjoy.

Right I understand that. But you are ignoring the future movies/music/etc that will be lost because of the languages that never existed?

> The difference is that a kid born in Penang and a kid born in Pennsylvania and a kid born in Perm will all be speaking the same language and growing up to make movies and music in the same language

Once again, I get the simplistic logic. Right, we all get to listen to the same music and watch the same movies. The point is all the music and movies that will be lost. There was a time I thought the same thing. Now I realize how silly it was and I suppose you'll come to the same conclusion one day.

> for everyone in the world to enjoy in the same language.

I guess you never heard of subtitles or that you can enjoy music without understanding the words. And if we wiped out all languages except vietnamese, how will I enjoy all the nonexistent music that won't be produced in english, french, etc? If you took a minute to examine your own assertion, you'd realize how absurd it is. Certainly, you understand that there is a different sound to vietnamese, american, french, etc languages. These languages produce different sounds which produce different music?

You don't seem to be clued to the fact that different languages/cultures/etc produce different kinds of music/movies/etc. For example, the type of poetry in the english languages is directly informed by language. As opposed to say italian and its extraordinarily rhythmic language. There are pros and cons to languages.

Just like it would be naive to say we should all program in the same language or we should use the same OS or use the same database, it's even more naive to say that about human languages.
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Do you remember if the nickname was "Orange Book" or was it "phone book"? I didn't see the former when searching for more information, but the latter was referenced here [0].

If it's actually "phone book", then [1] seems promising.

[0] http://www.columbia.edu/cu/computinghistory/pdp10stuff/

[1] http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/dec/pdp10/TOPS10/1972_PDP-10_Us...
An interesting detail mentioned during the webcast was that SpaceX have already performed initial testing of inter-satellite links on a pair of Starlink satellites.
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Cmake is used to generate the json file that clangd uses to do the autocompletion. You can use other tool, like meson, or even create the json file by hand.
Well, yeah, the HHS maximum out of pocket is for in-network covered services. How did you manage to spend so much out of network? Around here, no doctor will see you (outside the ER) without confirming they take your insurance first.
Is it really fair to call type punning "well defined"? To my knowledge, it was considered implementation defined from C89 all the way through C11.
They do turn off the leds when taking a picture.

It also serves as a kind of privacy saving feature, unless the area turns black you know that no useful picture can be taken.
Thats becoming one massive constellation https://space-search.io/?search=starlink
It looks like they're open sourcing the apps only.
I, for one, do not mind developers adhering to some common patterns/best practices. Whenever I open a codebase foreign to me, I bank on those patterns to understand the app to be able to contribute, learn, etc. Seeing new patterns would be helpful to myself, of course. But, there's a good chance I would bail out if I don't have a huge need learning that codebase.
I have already one Panasonic AC, so mixing them didn't feel right. Plus I have few extra Echonet Lite devices in home so it would be easier for my case.
> You don't believe me? Why don't you try to find a book on the formal theory of OOP. One that starts off with the axiomatic foundations of OOP. You want to know why "lambda calculus" books exist but there are no "Object Oriented Calculus" books? Because there is no formal theory of OOP period. It literally doesn't exist

See Luca Cardelli, A Theory of Objects. I might agree with you that the formal foundations of OOP are far from intuitive or foolproof (which is why everyone cautions you against using, e.g. implementation-inheritance unless you know exactly what you're doing!) but they do exist.
I suppose I am speaking from experience. I feel no financial pressure but am greatly unhappy after being made redundant. Work gave me purpose that is hard to replace.
Referenced elsewhere in these comments https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pascal%27s_mugging
For small personal projects I started using dds: https://github.com/vector-of-bool/dds

It's still very very young and in development, so not ready for prime time, but it "just works" and doesn't make me feel stupide the way CMake does...
Can I say this is probably the best presentation of journalism I've seen in a while. It's long form, they have an entire multi-paragraph section on how they retrieved and processed all the date after the footer, and they release the footage. I feel like most news sources at this point would have just a single edited shocker video and then told us to trust them that they have hundreds more hours of police abuse.
I have to think a lot of people left it behind because of all of the malware that was masquerading as something else.
Those 2 AC's there almost the cheapest models you can buy for 6 tatami size and iirc they were 39k/ea. I needed to buy those modules extra to make it "smart"
The camera cant really take a useful picture with the leds in front of it on. So you would be able to know when it's being used.
> That's not useful for any foreign power unless they can reliably sway the American public.

It's useful if it pushes the US away from Europe and weakens its sphere of influence, which is exactly what happened.
One piece of this is probably that compilers competing to generate the best code have increasingly incorporated understanding of undefined behavior into their optimizers, leading to things that were previously undefined but happened to behave in some particular way to instead behave in ways that break programs using undefined behavior.

Compilers incorporate inferences that can be made by assuming UB doesn't occur into their optimization because it improves code generation of correct programs.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts about Prisma.

> Plus i have a hard time seeing the benefit of Prisma

Prisma is supposed to improve your productivity and confidence when working with a database. It does so with a strong focus on type safety.

Most ORMs and query builders in the Node.js/TypeScript ecosystem do not provide the level of type safety that Prisma does.

For example in a blog with users and posts (1:n) querying a user and related posts looks as follows:

const user = await prisma.user.findOne({
where: {
id: 1
},
include: {
posts: true
}
})

console.log(user.posts)

The user object will have the correct TypeScript type, including the posts object. If you remove the include object from the findOne call and avoid fetching related posts, the user's type will change. This approach to type safety helps in catching many problems at build time.

It's possible because of the Prisma schema, which is the single source of truth for both the database schema and the generated TypeScript client.

You don't have the burden of mapping between the database schema and the types in their application. Besides that, it's a declarative and concise description for the database schema and is database agnostic.

The type safety features come at "zero-cost" because you don't have to write all the TypeScript types and mappings to the database. Prisma generates the TypeScript client from your Prisma schema.

> You are learning an entirely new DSL just to define your schema - which actually isn't that far off standard JS or TS syntax-wise

The Prisma schema is actually fundamentally different to JS or TS because it's declarative rather than imperative.
That's funny, I always thought it was intentional. Because the slight inconvenience of the favoriting action definitely makes me more selective in using it.

I suppose the public nature of the favorites list (as opposed to upvoted list) will still have that self-filtering effect.
The mental model of usage is the problem, not the mental model of its internals.
Honestly this feels overly complex when you can just create a CA and add the CA to ur devices. Still cool tho.
"User interface" implies there's an input method. What's the input method for a Looking Glass display?
Installing it on windows required me to install visual c++ build tools, which is a beast of 1.2GB.
So yeah it requires a lot.
I rather recommend croc, just dropped it on my path it Just works.
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There is heavy measures regarding that topic. One is Gas Meter turns off all the gas when earthquake happens. Second I think all pipes are flexible so it wouldn't break from earthquakes
There are some mini-splits that have a "quick connect" type of tether that don't require a professional to install. Here is one: https://www.forestair.ca/en/serie-mini-anglais
Sorry, can you elaborate? I'm skimming through the documentation and I can't find a section on having "the storage type determined at compile time", except for the section on arbitrary-range integers.
These cops are straight up gangsters.
I think about the "war on drugs" with that same pattern.

what if the point was never public health but increasing overall corruption?

they knew prohibitions increase corruption after the alcohol prohibition... so why not?
I wonder what the law says when the "fake" is produced by a human artist, typically a hand drawing or a "hand-made" 3D model of an unwilling subject.
Is there a clear bright-line between a cartoon or South Park-style animation, a hand-drawn photorealistic graphic, and a ML-generated one that should be legislated differently than existing laws against commercial usage of somebody's likeness vs fair use?

If so, what is that bright-line, and what unforeseen consequences might legislating it have?

I recognize the limits on regulating free speech are weaker in the UK where this story originated as opposed to in the US.
That article is incredibly insane and use of it clearly invalidates any other statement you made here.

It even goes as far to basically blame the poor for their own poverty. It makes zero consideration for the higher health care costs or general cost of living differences between America and Europe (for example: The average European does not need to own a car, does not need expensive heating or extreme cooling, and their healthcare costs are far cheaper) The most notable bit is healthcare, as the hilarious math says 'well the CHIP benefits save them X thousands of $ vs out of pocket costs!' (Because healthcare costs WAY more in the US) but the purchasing power index is not biased in that category so it accounts the same.

Might I add that the author's main book is about proving the bible is true and that the earth is 7000 years old from a 'I think it is true so here are my mental gymnastics ' perspective.
I'm glad you think so. Having worked with a megacorp that took this approach, the primary reason I'm not still with them is that all the decent jobs in tech were in London, and moving there would have required me to take a relative paycut (the wages were the same but the CoL was much higher).

However, I did get a lot of offers at much less profitable companies for much, much better salaries based in London, hence why I'm pointing out this problem.

I mean, if you're fine with only hiring grads/relatively junior developers then the system works. I'm just observing that it didn't work for me, and for a lot of people I knew back it the days.

(The constant re-staffing of teams with new people after key members moved to the US was also maddening).
If you just quiet down and listen it's a-core. If you take your hands and wave them like you just don't care, it's a-wave.

Just kidding, I have no idea.
Have you found any successful patterns outside of Sapper for SSR?

I was demoing Sapper for a side-project and didn't like how much of the server work and routing was relegated to the folder structure. It might just be a personal preference matter, mind you. That and I did find it a bit sticky to get working with TypeScript and it would break frequently after adding that in. So I nixed that idea for now.

Outside of the CLI being pushed so heavily for project structuring, I still find Vue 2 to be one of the simplest to reason around.
The protoactor library for golang: https://github.com/AsynkronIT/protoactor-go.

I can’t recommend it high enough. It makes working with highly concurrent go so much easier and is a blessing for anybody with prior experience in Erlang or Akka.
It's funny you mention Mithril, because to me, that was the "minimum level of whiteness" box. I tried react fairly early, and when I did something wrong, it was completely unobvious to figure out by debugging the non-minimized code.

Mithril was sufficiently thin for me to drop into the debugger, say "oh, that's how it works" and fix.

I'll take a look at crank though. I do frontend dev only to make my hobby projects accessible to friends and family, so the less to remember, the better.