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I believe the current generics was a first step, because making it a language feature was really important at the time. The second, harder step is this one: https://old.reddit.com/r/java/comments/m2dfb5/parametric_jvm...
What new music did you discover and listen to?
I listened to a lot of classical music, rock, pop in my youth, then came electronic music and raves. After some relatively music-less years (how come?), few years ago, I came back to electronic music and it blew my mind - psytrance, dark psytrance, goatrance, hi-tech, forest psy to name a few more brain damaging and fun. :)
The following uBlock Origin cosmetic filters seem to do the job:

news.ycombinator.com##.athing:has([href="from?site=aeon.co"])
news.ycombinator.com##.athing:has([href="from?site=aeon.co"]) + tr
news.ycombinator.com##.athing:has([href="from?site=aeon.co"]) + tr + tr
How is "Jetbrains" vi inspired?
Best way to play Daggerfall is with DaggerfallSetup:

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LOTS of fixes and improvements, it's meant as a ready to play fixed daggerfall-installation.
> Other, purely Linux operating systems lack common apps, have janky UIs and are barely functional on most hardware.

You should probably take a look at Sailfish OS, they had about 5 years of head start to other mobile interfaces on top of vanilla linux. Jolla is one of the few companies that tried to innovate in the mobile UX space over this time in my opinion.
My guess is because they were taught how to plug numbers into an equation and get an answer and didn't get taught math skills like algebraic manipulation.

This isn't a slight against people who aren't good at maths. I think the way education system work is pretty broken.
Not only afraid of math. Afraid of math and at the same time confident that one will excel with deep learning.
I'm envisaging those cliché stock photos of a robotic hand engaged with a shape sorter toy being used widely on that company's internal presentations.
Very good music playlists actually! Especially for Australian indie and rock genres!
I chuckled too but then I thought about it and.. it might be slightly slower but will probably be better for your hands long term since hitting shift you have to twist your hand awkwardly
Very interesting. I'm using the same approach in Python:

python3 -m http.server 8000

Help's a lot for quick development.
You are looking at the `./release/sns` file, which is the "compiled" release, it's like looking at the .exe (404 kb isn't that bad for an ".exe")

The source files involved are smaller [1].

[1] https://github.com/simplenetes-io/simplenetes/tree/master/in...
Case in point, more people died from car accidents in the US in September 2001 than from terrorism.
> This would have devalued almost all the Java code in existence at the time.

So, instead of doing that, they have decided to devalue Java code in long term, by deliberately making language and runtime less useful. Interesting choice.
Funnily enough, that would actually also be a warning sign. It needs to be not significantly different. Otherwise it means that the vaccine is interfering with blood coagulation, which is not what it's meant to do
Are We Much Too Timid in the Way We Fight Covid-19?
True, a decent standard library is really important. Every language I enjoy to work with has a good way to do all of the standard stuff
The point is this gives you a GUI, but is communicated over a terminal. So if you want a GUI from some Docker instance this is a lot easier to fiddle with on the CLI than x-forwarding.
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I'm sorry I don't follow this point. Who exactly are these "favorite people" exactly, and how does California expect these "favorite people" to, overlaps notwithstanding, compete with those with the highest ability to pay all while being able to keep the state budget in tact?
impressive latency.
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Yep, we’ll add it.
Agree...I dont know what it is ...but something cool
‘Where the magic happens’ – inside BioNTech’s innovative vaccine plant
I also had a good experience with shirts, which is why I decided to give the trousers a try.

And yes, my measurements were also from a professional tailor. But the resulting trouser has (among other issues) been "corrected" to a 15cm shorter outside leg length, so I wonder if a professional vs. an amateur measuring it would have made much of a difference.
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Is that the same as zinc hydroxyapatite? In Italy it's pretty well known under the brand name BioRepair (which is how I discovered about it, and personally I'm very satisfied with it)
Which is maybe not too hard, since quite some percentage of humans still cannot write at all.
I think, like in many legal matters, precedent and intent is key. Without ill intent there is no 'mens rea', or "guilty mind".

In this case you aren't just a vigilante targetting apple, there is established practice stretching decades.

There is also a duty on you as a security proffeshional, and there is a significant public interest in knowing about the vulnerability. So , most likely, it will be you doing your job.
Yeah, .NET is an odd choice to praise for backwards compatibility.

.NET 1 -> .NET 2 was iirc a total break due to the integration of generics, amongst other things. Source code had to be rewritten.

.NET Framework -> .NET Core was another total break. Lots of .NET code that worked on Framework didn't run on Core at all and had to be ported to different library or required other changes.

The fact is, the .NET world has made moves that obsoleted lots of prior code several times. Java never has, unless you count the various boulders rolled down the hill at people using JVM internal APIs.
Not gonna lie that’s pretty cool.
But he's not talking to aliens though. We all know what putting stress or emphasis on words means. I'd be surprised if that was an exclusively western phenomenon.

It's fun to hear how it's done in scripts that doesn't support our (as in the average HN reader) default way of doing it (which would be caps or italics/bold).
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But you can configure it. And it is quite usable even without it. The copy-buffer exist for all tmux session on the same system (tmux-server) so you can share between different panes/windows in current session as well as other sessions.
Today Eudra Vigilance database will contain numbers for this week. Last week there were 59 cases of cerebral venous sinus thrombosis (the week before 31 the week before 7), 14 died, only 3 recovered so far. 45 women, 14 men almost all 18-64 years.

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Well, kind of. In practice despite the faster release schedule quite a few features have been in incubation for years. Most features that people could identify as favorite have been talked about for nearly 5 years now and are still not targeted to get a stable API yet.
I can't help but feel your comment is a bit too unaware that it's reasonable to assume the reader is familiar with the capitals=shouty convention.
This is the most brilliant thing I've watched in a long time. I love the various ways Tom took this. His sense of humor, obscure references, and ability to tell a good story are outstanding. I also started watching the other videos and they're just as good.

Tom, if you are reading this, I am curious what a capital smiley face emoji looks like. Or the capitalest. What does nirvana look like in a twittable small yellow circle? Or a lowercase one. Or lowestcase one. What is the graphic depiction of the pit of despair.

You got me thinking. Sure, emojis are in color. But could you make them black and white? Or apply the transform to each color channel independently. I'm convinced there is a way, and if there is anyone who can find it, it is you.

And if you do go this way, why stop at emojis? The world needs to know what a capital Mona Lisa looks like. Or the capitalest.

I think you're on the path to general artificial intelligence here. iA.
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Chinese phonology is a bit restrictive but I have great fun written short messages in other languages (Japanese, French, English) with Chinese characters. Of course the number of friends I can do that why is very limited, which in a way makes it is even nicer.
The conference "FUN with algorithms" consists mostly if these kind of things. CS done on toy problems or other things making the papers a bit out of the ordinary (but still real science). Not presented in quite the same quirky way, though.

https://drops.dagstuhl.de/portals/lipics/index.php?semnr=160...
It's amazing that posting this on HN has not melted it down. Are you using an edge CDN like Cloudflare to provide caching?
this is analogous to software where it is like imposing a solution, which obviously doesn't work, because the management has spent some money on it :)
Sry, not my blog just thought it's interesting
actually no. there are a bunch of properties to properly daemonize in unix. things like special handling for stdin/stdout/stderr, reparenting, signal handling... look it up.

classic rookie mistake to just call a program that doesn't exit a daemon...

proper daemons can stay up for years.
I can highly recommend these tmux plugins that enhance the selection experience:

- https://github.com/tmux-plugins/tmux-yank

- https://github.com/tmux-plugins/tmux-open

- https://github.com/tmux-plugins/tmux-copycat
I've been looking for this for the past few weeks!
Thanks for sharing, it played a big role in my life too.
This. Plus if you pay for stuff like mobile data and receive dozens of emails a day on your phone, these high MB emails add up. Less bloat means more money saved for me at least.
Also... on the other end of the spectrum, there is Sleepbot Environmental Broadcast [0] with Ambience for the Masses [1] catalogue of ambient music.

And... yes... Mixing of Particulate Solids radio (mops-radio.org - not in operation) will be missed with sorrow. It was a radio from two guys from Bratislava/Slovakia with three streams with only few slots... exceptional. Only recently they stopped streaming completely...

[0] http://www.sleepbot.com/ambience/broadcast/

[1] http://www.sleepbot.com/ambience/
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> Nature is a very very reputable journal, but the domain (nature.com) hosts all of their (albeit still very nice) derivative journals.

If it was reputable Nature would not do this, they deal in deceit if this is true, deliberately confusing people. I see no reason to trust 'Nature' then, although I'm not even sure what 'Nature' is.

Was it 'Nature' who told us who to vote for? Or do they get to hide behind these facades on that as well?
10 out of 10 for style and execution.
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Minor nit, it's called Shibboleth (as in Shibboleth Single Sign-on architecture).
Something similar happened in Japan with Zozosuit, they tried to use 3D reconstruction from smartphone camera for basically two piece business suits in $399, and the end result resembled texture file for your body in ugliest posture stitched together.

Maybe it could be considered class of fallacy, a kind that one would say the most popular choice of integers between 1 and 2 is 1.5000001.
Only glanced at it but didn't see it mention 'V' which selects rows rather than characters. Which can be quite useful.

There are also tmux plugins to make some operations smoother.

https://github.com/fcsonline/tmux-thumbs

Like keyboard driven browsers uses hints, so file paths, git SHAs etc. are highlighted using a small hint and if you press it it is copied.

https://github.com/laktak/extrakto

Fuzzy search in current pane to insert/copy things of interest.
We finally have someone here asking the important questions.
Ah, Rabbit was amazing. A “mobile” you could use within a few feet of specific locations.

As for Ionica, it wasn’t that long ago that you would still see the dishes on roofs and chimneys in the Midlands. Its downfall, though, was less to do with rain and more that it was narrowband, so good only for voice and maybe dialup modem, at a time when cable networks were not far off launching DOCSIS broadband.
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Did you already tried one of this tools ?
Two parts of your comment contradict each other... How is it that nobody was enforcing/following the lockdowns (so the economy could presumably function), yet pandemic ruined the economy and not lockdowns (implying lack of demand due to widespread voluntary compliance)?

My experience in WA and NV was that nobody cares. Even in "liberal" Seattle, a couple weeks after WA reopened indoor dining, we went out and couldn't find a spot in a restaurant in the entire neighborhood without a 20+ minute wait. We traveled to NV a few times in the last few months and it was always like that - everything that is allowed to be crowded, is.

Extended family in MA recently reported on the places nearby closing "due to the pandemic". Extended family in TX had a kid's birthday party at a water park. And, tangentially, MA has more cases and deaths per capita than TX...

If there were no lockdowns, the economy would have been mostly fine all along. The unemployment rate divergence across states seems to bear this out.
I haven't tried it on mobile yet, but it's much better on desktop too.
I'm looking forward to Valhalla too, but I think it won't be as impactful as people think. In particular that use case is a poor fit for Valhalla and I don't think Optional will be widely adopted even post-value types. The intent here is to mark which parameters and return types can be null. A laudable goal. However:

1. You will still be using many, many libraries that pre-date cheap Optional. For those, the lack of Optional will NOT indicate the value is always present, it will mean "no optionality information available". Therefore by looking at an API you can't actually tell what the lack of Optional means: it could be deliberate, or it could be legacy. This will make the signal useless.

2. Optional is a very verbose, heavyweight syntax for handling optionality. Therefore some developers will not use it on the grounds that Java is already a very verbose language and it really doesn't need more. This will cause further divergence.

3. Many developers will want to preserve compatibility with old JVMs. Even though Optional is around a long time now, guaranteed cheap/fast Optional will take a long time to roll out and may never make it to Android at all. This will cause some library developers writing high performance code to shun it because null is as cheap as you can possibly get, and universally supported. Again, the lack of Optional will be meaningless.

4. The killer blow: adding Optional changes your function signatures and therefore breaks both binary and source compatibility. Many library developers want to keep a backwards compatible API, or are required to, and that includes for example the Java standard libraries. Therefore lack of Optional will NEVER mean "guaranteed to be present" in most Java code because the standard library won't use it that way.

There is a far, far better way to handle this and it's what Kotlin did:

1. Integrate optionality into the language using lightweight syntax and type inference.

2. Use non-denotable flex-types at the edges, so missing optionality information is added transparently in the source code the first time a developer specifies a type explicitly.

3. Allow annotations to provide nullability information, preserving source and binary compatibility. Integrate it with IDE and compiler data flow analysis. IntelliJ already does this and you can make nullability violations hard errors today by adjusting your project preferences.

4. Finally, allow third party libraries that aren't being changed to be annotated using external annotation files.
Uh, rename to GMT.
There's a part of me that wants to stop reading Google headlines and remember them as they were before the Great Decline.
It is good to have this pointed out from a scientific perspective.
But now comes the tricky part - will this information be drowned in paid mock-studies stating otherwise, or water the case by casting doubt? Will there be actual protection of children and young adults from the legislative side, or is this again one of the cases where the money to be made is just too big and politicians too easily bought, to change anything and to prevent turbo capitalism when it becomes harmful to people?
Similarities to food regulations and sugar products come to mind.
Leonardo-inspired digital masterpiece goes up for auction
It's a static file being served, 32MB RAM nginx instance can handle well past HN traffic for something like that
Deliveroo made the mistake of pulling out of a bunch of countries right before the pandemic hit. They left Germany leaving only Lieferando here, which is massively terrible at its job.

Deliveroo was a pleasurable experience to use and their support was quite decent. The app was probably the best I've ever used, and I lived in San Francisco for quite a while using such apps.

This just seems like a bunch of poor business decisions with an otherwise decent group of employees, from my point of view. Quite typical.
I don't think relativistic effects are that great of a problem; I'd imagine that we know the orbital and gravitational characteristics well enough to do pretty decent compensation for relativity. That being said, nanosecond accuracy might be out of our reach, considering that it's bit of a challenge to get that level of accuracy on even on Earth.

Also shipping atomic clocks to space is not all that outrageous idea. Few years ago NASA lauched Deep Space Atomic Clock[1], which is exactly what it sounds like. Also modern "chip scale" atomic clocks[2] are pretty small and low power, so I would not be surprised to see those in future missions.

[1] https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/tdm/clock/index.html

[2] https://www.microsemi.com/product-directory/embedded-clocks-...
It uses darkhttpd
https://unix4lyfe.org/darkhttpd/
According to a Maxmind Geoip lookup, both ip4/ip6 belong to
Telia Eesti ISP, so probably no CDN caching.
I've never played any of these games apart from Skyrim. How would you compare the two? I've heard that this game is legendary. For me Skyrim's atmosphere was awesome, but the storyline was a bit meh. Edit: thanks for all the responses they are quite insightful!
Not exactly. That's the programming rule for structured concurrency which is a very simple bit of logic added on to the ExecutorService class. Loom itself is just about making threads super cheap/fast. You can use new cheap threads in exactly the same way as normal and nothing will complain. You can also use structured concurrency with old threads, and again, nothing will complain. And you don't need Java support for structured concurrency. You could implement it today with some wrapper classes.
I have overclocked my ISA bus, then I could pan and zoom over the map incredibly smoothly on TTD.

The IDE controller did not survive that, had to reformat the HDD too :(
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The Quectel modems are fun parts. We are using one in a project as a kind of theft protection. I couldn't belive at first "this is a whole computer with Linux on it".

I really wonder why modem manufacturers feel the need to encapsulate everything so much. Is it for regulatory reasons, to protect their secret sauce, or for our convenience? On the one hand it makes simple things really easy with some AT commands, on the other hand it makes debugging quite frustrating because it is a black box.
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But it's very sensitive data.
No it has talked directly to SVGA cards with help of BIOS VESA calls.
Cross-platform end-to-end tests on mobile application with Detox
Specifically, the JVM knows there are no pointers into the stack because Java and bytecode cannot express:

int a = 1;
int *b = &a;

Or rather, this construct can occur, but it's always the decision of the JIT compiler to emit such code and it is cooperating with the rest of the runtime.
The chance of a car accident is quite higher than the probability of vaccine complications...

It's simply not reasonable to worry about covid vaccines in general and AZ specifically. Unfortunately it seems that there is a lot of scaremongering in the EU.
The security section at the bottom is important. This screams malware vector.