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>Want to use modules on clang? Wait at least another year more.

This seems wrong. Clang+LLVM has supported C++ modules for a while.
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OBS is the cat's pajamas for making zoom presentations reliable, and for making any kind of tutorial/demo video. I really like the fact that whatever layout/system you cook up "just works" for both. Love it to bits!
I think that's the whole point of democracy though. That our chosen representatives actually represent us. Rather than their corporate donors.
JetBrains community Slack pings members who use non-inclusive language
just downloaded it. theres a black border around the window on every edge but the top edge. im running windows 10, i wonder if its like that for anyone else.

still no ability to not check for updates. only given the option of 'automatically update' or 'check but let you choose when to install' . it really makes no sense to me. if they are letting you choose when to install, which could be never, why not offer an option of never update?

popup just now saying 'your privacy matters'. the last thing i want is for a browser to ever try and help me 'learn' about how it is helping me with my 'privacy' or anything its doing. it reminds me of opening up Internet Explorer back in the day, the endless amount of garbage you have to check to confirm you've seen the notification before it just finally leaves you alone.

searched 'google' in the input bar - another popup, this time helping me 'learn' how to use the URL input bar, with an 'Okay, Got It' confirm button.

decided ive had enough and closed out, with a popup saying im about to close 2 tabs
As an alternative, you might try the "Dark Background and Light Text" add-on, which works OK in version 89.
> There are few choices in clients...

It is true, although it is not too difficult to write. (A new web browser could include Gemini (in addition to Gopher, HTTP(S), and possibly others).) However, even if you do not have other client software, the "openssl s_client" can be used, too (although having the specialized software works better, it doesn't mean that such specialized software is required). (It also ought to be added into curl I think, but they didn't do that.)

> The TLS requirement means no human-readable protocol...

I agree that this can be a problem. My suggestion is to add a non-TLS version using "insecure-gemini:" as the URI scheme name.

> ...all the same problems which have already been solved in HTTP and NNTP worlds will present themselves again...

Gemini can be a substitute for HTTP and Gopher (in some cases); it is not a substitute for NNTP, I think.
So, sign an extradition treaty or we'll declare war? Because that's what sending in troops without their consent means.
You can also grab it in PortableApps.com Format to use without a local install: https://portableapps.com/apps/music_video/obs-studio-portabl...
I've have never had much in the way of hangovers in my life, with the exception of the few times that I have gotten nearly blackout drunk and spent the next day curled up around a toilet bowl.

I tend to drink more on Friday and Saturday nights, and I will wake up the next morning feeling seedy and in need of a big greasy breakfast.

Weekday mornings, if I have had more than usual (by my own standards) to drink the previous night, I will wake up feeling like I slept poorly, but no more than that. It'll take me an hour to get up to speed, and then I'm likely to go to bed earlier than usual that night.

None of this has changed noticeably over the past decade.

It may or may not make a difference that I am meticulous about getting 8.5 hours in bed each night, I don't know, and it may make a difference that I've always had a fairly high tolerance for alcohol's effects.
Statement upthread, and confirmed in another comment, is about a system that really does "hang" when presented with heavy load. I'm responding to the commenter I quoted, not the linked article.
It's so obvious, isn't it?
Yeah new Zealand dropped first past the post in the 70s and has a decidedly better political climate for it
The US needs to make it illegal to have private data left in a database without a password (hello equifax), or on a old machine with obsolete OS with known vulnerabilities.

Or to sell routers, wifi printers, cameras and smart TVs with known security flaws, and to leave it without updates.

Then respond with force, arresting people, targeting however you can.
Well the girl who got arrested from that plane had a telegram channel which exposed home addresses of families of cops. And she advocated to lynch their wives and children. In western media she is called "opposition journalist". But in my book it's basically a classic terrorism.
The threat of retalition is historically one of the best defenses.
If you haven't tried them yet, Bubly makes drops for Sodastream.
I miss clicked tabs so many times today thanks to the update. Why would they change dark/light high contrast color scheme to light/slightly lighter?
> DNS developers frequently see immense complexity not as a problem but as a welcome challenge to be overcome.

I think all developers favor complexity. Complex widgets are just more fun to make, they make you more money, and complex things are just way easier to make than simple things. If you have a problem, throwing more software at it is just what you do. And if you want to retain backwards compatibility, or not have to build around something, you usually have to add complexity.
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Same here. A drink at lunch and the rest of my day is pretty much shot, so it's only happening if I'm on vacation or my plan was to lie on the beach all day anyway.
Interesting fact:

To be considered a millionare like when the term was coined (roughly 100 years ago) you would need to have about 26M in wealth today (inflation adjusted).

https://www.usinflationcalculator.com
But if you don’t own the copyright to a particular piece of the code, doesn’t that also mean you don’t have the authority to assign a license to it?
Which software did you use on the iPhone side to get this to work?
Rust for Rustaceans early access (next steps after “the book”)
I have most of the entire collection of hardback national geographics from 1930 to 1970. Wonder how legal it would be to scan them. Always wondered.
There's no 50 people that you could kill to stop the world using fossil fuels. No matter how many people you kill, the remaining people will use fossil fuels just as rapidly as they already did.
I think this is the greatest argument that we've achieved peace in our time, when the horrors of war are so far removed, that we see low level corporate espinage/sabotage and assume that a hot war is around the corner.
Even in terms of power efficiency AMD is in the same ballpark with their 4 and 5 U-series mobile parts, particularly when comparing multicore benchmarks on their 8 core/16 thread CPUs.

M1 is really most impressive when compared to Intel parts and especially when compared to the underspec’ed Intel parts that Apple used to ship.

Yes, the M1 is good but I’m honestly just tired of hearing about it. The story seems to be about the decline of Intel’s fab supremacy more than anything.
Maybe get a cheap MVNO SIM like Ting Mobile and use that to register?

I know I've had google accounts that didn't require any re authentication in the way of phone numbers for going on years so you can likely discard the number after you show you are human.
Consolidation is the natural tendency of all businesses, independent of regulation. Powerful businesses may capture regulation to further entrench their consolidation, but don't confuse cause for effect here. Regulatory capture doesn't happen until after you have a powerful enough cartel to start buying politicians.
You clearly speak for a very select set of people.

Which is fine, but stop projecting that onto the vast majority who absolutely cannot walk away from work 'whenever they feel like it' if they've any sort of family or responsibilities.

You're talking about the US and people not being beholden to employers - I'm sorry, but that is absolute nonsense for basically the entire working class.
Deceptive headline. Zero deaths were reported on that day, because it was a public holiday. The number of people who died on that day is not yet known.
Joe Rogan raises this point a lot, but it’s amazing how hard weed has been fought against compared to alcohol. However we imbibe it seems that doing it socially is better than doing it alone.
> I don't reheat/re-use leftovers. ... any unsold product is now a higher loss.

Perfect yesterday BBQ meat! Coming from USSR/Russia with its food shortages in 198x-first half of 199x i still kind of mentally shudder reading such things even after 21 years of living here.
If that's all it takes to dismantle social democracy, it wasn't going to last anyways.

Its not like propaganda is a new phenomenon.
And you can order a bound paperback book made from the scans of just about any out-of-copyright google book. From the Harvard Bookstore (or anyone else that has an Espresso Book Machine):

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I remember when the XBOX and PS2 were out. I never got into console gaming, so I was very much on the sidelines. From that perspective it was amazing how passionate people got about a consumer product that realistically should form no part of anyone’s identity. Since then I’ve seen the same pattern over and over again. I don’t really get it. Kudos to modern marketing I guess.
I don't know about poker but I want to highlight your cookies popup!

The accept only required cookies is refreshing in this web full of dark pattern. Even tought it's not the default choice, the button is bigger than the accept all cookies button and it doesn't leads to a jungle of toggles.

Thanks for respecting us !
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Heads Up (two player) Limit (the raise size is fixed, raising is a binary decision) Hold 'Em is weakly solved. A mathematically determined strategy is arbitrarily close to optimal. There are likely other equally optimal strategies, but there can't be any which would actually win over time. http://poker.srv.ualberta.ca/about

Heads Up No limit is not solved, but machines are so good at it now that the world's top humans lost money to a machine when this was last attempted. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pluribus_(poker_bot)

In multi-seat games, like the ones Floptimal is designed for, an AI has the problem that rationally the humans should all work together to knock it out, simply because it's obviously stronger than they are. The humans needn't cheat, they just choose to take a different line against the bot than they'd take against other humans, so that the bot accumulates money much more slowly than the dominant human player.
For a while now I have been wondering what the times on a Ryzen 5800X would be. Thank you for sharing.
That level of touching matters only for allergies (are pig-fat-allergies a thing?) and religious taboos, not for "mainstream" vegetarianism.
So all the more reason not to send data to the US to not make it easier for them
My understanding is that the estimated range for herd immunity was quite a large range, from 60-90%. I suppose 75 is right in the middle of that, but given the big range, getting more data seemed prudent.

Edit: i missed that we're talking about CoronaVac, where the range i cited was for a different vaccine.
I'm not a betting man, but it looks like the chance of dying from the shot might actually be higher than 1 in a million. And we don't yet know how high it is, nor will we, I suspect.
> He charges $13.50 for a 1/2 lb of brisket, similar prices for other meats. Sides are typically around $3.50.

People in Portland and other liberal cities will paradoxically pay a premium for "poor people" food. When you are wealthy enough to consume whatever you want, the rarest commodity is something that feels like an authentic, meaningful experience. Cuisines that come from poor areas carry that sense of authenticity with them and can charge appropriately.

I don't think you can assume that pricing model will work well outside of a few places like Portland, SF, NYC, Seattle, LA. People that aren't wealthy enough such that they do care about food prices aren't going to pay extra because a brisket is served on a just-so-cute-and-"real" metal tray.
I think GP is talking about a branding problem though. Non tech savvy people may not realise that the i7 in that new computer at the store is different from the i7 written on the front of their PC.

For years CPUs had numbers that went up: 286, 386, 486, Pentium.

After that, it was Mhz and Ghz that people used to rate a CPU.

But none of those things are as relevant as they used to be.

So what number goes up? i3, i5, i7, i9. That's what Intel is telling us. That's the number they want us to see.
The reason Eastern Europeans used to drink like fish was the lack of good prospects for the future. I wonder if a similar phenomenon is at play here.
Also 5 or 10 watts versus 125 watt power draw. No matter how you slice it. The BBC acorn has grown up to be a monster.
Everything.

And I mean everything in Apple calendar: meetings, when to take out the garbage, the next step on whatever my latest hobby project is, etc ,etc.

I learned long ago: “If it’s not in the calendar, it’s not real.”

For everything else - Google Keep.
It doesn't. What nonsense thinking. Sometime people are probably killed by computers falling on them but computers are still overall good.
> Most editors are awful. IDE editors are generally poor (name it, I've probably tried it).

What’s awful about VSCode? Genuinely curious. I use it daily and enjoy it. I love all the extensions I have access to.

> If you need a lot of stuff to be moderately productive, that sucks.

I don’t see why I would ever not have access to my extensions, nor is it very difficult to copy-paste my extensions.json file to a new machine and press “install all”.
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No, there are data that says that the vaccines may be the same as COVID, or worse because the virus is not that dangerous for young people.
My last question came in response to recent criticism of crypto currency here: https://twitter.com/Pinboard/status/1399058952336277505 and similar. As someone pointed out, ransomware payments in the millions can't happen without crypto. Banks would stop the electronic payments and cash would require suitcases.
So that OEMs can keep selling their 5 year old chip designs at the same margins while their manufacturing costs plummet.
The meme stars battle it out
It's just as legal as ripping your CDs into MP3s.
I have never heard anything like an ad on my Echo. If I ask it to set a timer, it does, and then sounds the alarm x minutes later. Nothing else. If the kids ask it to play a song, it plays that song. If they ask it for an animal fact, they get one. Nothing else. Did I toggle something at setup?
Toyota owns 20% of Subaru.
More like, don’t harbor or foster attacks on critical infrastructure or we will take action to bring those that do to justice. At what point do those actions by other countries become acts of war?
That worked in the early days of ITP, but it doesn't work anymore in any browser that blocks third-party cookies.
That may sometimes be the case, but it's definitely not the case with my post and nor am I a "pro-office" person. I don't miss the office. I miss the beers, the commute and city centre eateries. But I don't miss the office.

People on HN often love to get on their high horse about parenting responsibilities but the fact remains that even the best parents need some "me" time occasionally. We do our best parenting when we're not mentally and physically exhausted. Much like a good company shouldn't allow their employees to burn out -- a good family shouldn't let either.

So my point about the commute was about how that time can be optimised for relaxation so you can better serve your family once you are home.
What's the 7-day average? This could be some sort of reporting fluke.
Some air goes over it but it's not enough with the tiny surface area. A proper block of fins would have done so much more while still being small and light.
> Is this surprising?

To an extent. Just a couple of weeks ago, this was in the news:

"Why the world’s most vaccinated country is seeing an unprecedented spike in coronavirus cases" [0]

[0] https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2021/05/06/seychelles-v...
'it really is about the science'

so what is your education level regarding interpreting vaccine trials data?

it really is about the liberty...which really is about the selfishness...I may disagree with your perspective but my bigger problem is that you won't own it.
It's kind of a joke at this point. Talking about the runtime of something on a dual 7742 and someone pipes up with "Have you tried M1, foocloud has them available, it's so much faster".
Whoa, game-changing. When I got my sodastream they just had lousy syrups. If these are like the canned bubly drinks then that will be amazing.
It really is. It's hard to believe its free too. When I started using it, I was convinced it was commercial software and I had just missed the "Buy now" button.

I got into that stuff in the earlier days of Streaming when OBS wasn't even out/was too new. I have perpetual licenses for XSplit and other softwares, but OBS still usually come up on top. It's impressive how good it is.
That's a great question.

Evidence is really a web framework (svelte kit) under the hood, and as a result you get a lot of tools for building large, multi-page reporting suites out of the box. Evidence is just much better suited to delivering a comprehensive business intelligence system (the KPIs, customer lookups, alerting etc.) that your non-technical colleagues are going to be comfortable engaging with.

- Templating: evidence embeds svelte's templating language, so you can use loops & conditionals to spool out sections of your reports: headers charts, tables etc. based on your data. It's possible to do that type of thing in jupyter, but it's a bit of a headache.

- Pages from data: the parameterized page system in evidence makes it really easy to generate large amounts of content and reliably link to it. A page for every customer, for example.

- File based routing: the location of .md docs in an evidence project map to the URL structure of your output web application. When you combine this with paramaterized pages, nested routes etc. you can build really sophisticated multi-page projects, where users can self-serve by navigating around. Again, this is possible to do with jupyter + some additional tooling, but it's a headache.

- Component system: evidence compiles your markdown documents into svelte components, so you can actually take a piece of analysis and abstract it out into a re-usable component that you can drop into your other pages, like this: <CustomerPurchaseHistory customerID = 1234/>. This makes it possible to keep your reporting DRY and a lot easier to keep it internally consistent.

- Ecosystem: this might be controversial, but I think in the long run the javascript ecosystem is going to have better tools for professionally communicating analysis. Evidence ships with D3, but if you want to use observable's new plotting library you could just npm install it into your project.
It's not about the code (most juniors code better than me) but become senior is thinking _beyond_ code, thinking about mentoring and supporting co-workers, how your work impacts the business' greater goals and strategies, how you can positively impact culture organisation wide, the ability to ask questions, how you take responsibility, how you're inquisitive.
You left out refined sugar in its many forms. In total deaths and disease as well as cost to society dwarfs everything. The combination of being legal, advertised, and by some measures as addictive as any others is tough to beat.
There are also theories about suddenly becoming active again after a year and a half of relative lack of exercise, compounded with constant psychological stresses.

I would not be surprised if what Israel sees as a Pfizer issue and the US thinks of as a Moderna issue, an interesting contradiction, that this is what is actually happening. Especially since it seems to be over-represented in young active males.
To be swapped for all the US bases in Guam, Japan and South Korea, etc, etc.

For some reason, most Americans seem to discount the fact that weapons are a two-way street.
I switched from gmail to another provider and I just couldn't get rid of "gmail" when searching for "mail"

deleting and re-importing history/bookmarks did nothing, but what did eventually work was opening the sqlite table and deleting the rows manually...
Germany has a drinking problem[1].

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