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Outrage is not conducive to well thought out action.

Ourage builds and builds pressure until the subject reaches a tipping point and comes with a knee-jerk reaction meant to reduce the pressure. Such reactions are poorly planned, have no room for nuance or discussion of downsides, and are not aimed at solving the problem but at getting the outraged people of your back.

Joining a mob of angry people is a way to affect change. But in many cases it is not the change we (should) want.
Keyboard doesn't open on FF Android, so I can't use it (right now) either, but it seems to be a faux shell & TUI for searching DDG.

(I see green on black terminal aesthetic, $ prompt and a flashing cursor - banner text (in the 'shell') above explains I can (if the keyboard would open) run :help (or :send-feedback to tell them the keyboard doesn't w-- oh) which I assume would tell me how to query the search engine.)

Yeah, presumably JS if you can't load it. Though from what I can see without typing anything it could be done in CSS. (I suppose it's probably a SPA - results loaded in place without a page reload which, to be fair, would ruin the faux shell aesthetic.)
But even so it might be better than the alternative in the longer term.
s/tty/repl/g
Web Curl – Run curl request from browser
Personally, when I’m writing for fun, I especially try writing quality code. There, I can reason about it, learn it and do it without management breathing down my neck due to business constraints like time and money.
no company would do this as they would be instantly canceled by their Boards/shareholders driven by "ESG mandates"
They have.

Exxon's 1982 predictions about the global average temperature in 2022 are pretty spot on.

https://xkcd.com/2500/
I can't think of a single Android app that I would use on my desktop or laptop right now

Sure, but other people can have different needs. I installed Bluestacks just so that I could run my bank's Android app on my desktop: unlike the bank's website, to pay with the app I only have to enter a 5-digit code. But having the app run on a phone is error prone and slow and a lot of manual typing because all its input (account numbers, amounts, ...) come from other documents/pdfs/websites/emails and I can navigate all of that much faster on a desktop. So: the app on the desktop is, for me, the fastest and most convenient banking way I found so far.
Sure, and reading it that way, any evidence?
No, this is a thing of the past couple of years, starting ~2016 or so. Before then it was much milder here, it's a very slow trend so easy to miss but if you've been here for a shorter period then it may seem like it has been always so.
OpSim written in Pascal/Lazarus, but seems abandoned since 2019.

Also there is pychemqt, which is active.[0,1]

[0] https://sourceforge.net/projects/pychemqt/

[1] https://github.com/jjgomera/pychemqt
If you think that the market is wrong, you are free to bet your money in an opposite side and get rich from being right about climate change.

Put your money where your beliefs are, so to speak
OTOH, new HPC systems have been quick to adopt Zen in the form of dual-socket EPYC nodes.

Actually if you look at the current top 10 supercomputers, only 2 are Intel. The rest are custom ARM or RISC CPUs (in Japan and China), IBM Power9, or AMD EPYC.
Getting into an institution with no easy way out discourages entry in the first place. Alimony has no place in a society where men and women are equal; child support is based on the paradigm of a traditional stay at home mom who never worked and who will never work, taking numbers from Kentucky(!?) in the late 50's, early 60's as a base and slowly increasing from there.

Add to this the fact that to get out of the institution of marriage; two lawyers are needed, both paid for--generally--by the working spouse. The minute children are in the mix divorce becomes more of a nightmare.

I forgot to add the involvement of the judicial system with its clogged calendars and burdensome discovery procedures.

It is no surprise at all that people avoid marriage.
Good points, you still have to rely on an OS for all that stuff.
By and large your average developer hasn't really come a long way in writing more secure code and avoiding common decades old vulnerabilities. However what has changed is there are more people using frameworks such as angular, vue, react whereby they gain some protection those frameworks offer.

Though obviously there is still some shared responsibility and it's no panacea - but has had a noticeable impact on the ordering of the OWASP list.
Do you expect Toyota and others to adopt these innovations?
I’ve had enough of this.

Post your part number and the model number of your ram.

Anything less and you’re trolling.

It is common for Dell Precisions to ship with Xeons and not ECC ram.
Thats a good deal, care to elaborate what BB means?
The most prudent question to me has always been.
Why is nobody talking about Marek's disease?
Matlab Needs More Love
Awesome -- the DX7 had a huge musical impact.
Weird that such a high quality device is only given 1 year of warranty though.
I've already seen how the PR campaign will be ran with the news nonstop pushing vaccines with stories like... If I die from the vaccine I will be grateful to help save lives, or I had a bad reaction and nearly died but I would do it again to save lives. Remove immunity from the vaccine manufacturers already if they are so safe and you want more people to get vaccinated.
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the 4800u stands toe-to-toe with the M1 in a lot of benchmarks, and consistently beats it in multicore performance

I had a Lenovo ThinkPad with a 4750U (which is very close to the 4800U) and the M1 is definitely quite a bit faster in parallel builds. This is supported by GeekBench scores, the 4800U scores 1028/5894, while the M1 scores 1744/7600.

If AMD had access to 5nm, the CPUs would probably be more or less or par. Well, unless you look at things like matrix multiplication, where even a 3700X has trouble keeping up with the Apple AMX co-processor with all 3700X's 8 cores fully loaded.
I'm not sure who this is for.

I guess it’s for me, 15 years ago, backpacking across Southeast Asia without a laptop and stopping at Internet cafes to work on a side project. Back then, I had built a little ghetto web ide out of a textarea and chosen php for the project in question because it didn’t need a compile step. Today, this would let me do my thing in c# as nature intended.

But then also, today has crazy fast two pound laptops that would fit in that tiny bag I had back then. And no Internet cafes anymore.

So maybe not for me today, I guess.
This is correct. Where this often goes wrong is that the planners don’t allow pedestrians and cyclists to take shortcuts, making driving the faster option for even short trips.
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If I seriously proposed that the Moon is made of blue cheese, I'd lose my job in astronomy. Does that bring into question the current research on the composition of the Moon?

If you wrote on HN that CPUs are made of diamonds and pretzels, you'd get downvoted to oblivion. Does that call into question our belief that CPUs are made of silicon and metals (among other things)?
Wouldn't these "goggles" have exactly this effect?
Instead of being silently lulled into the bubble by "the algorithm", users explicitly dig their own hole from which they can be certain never to cast eye upon an opposing idea.
All of these are problems. None are more urgent to resolve than climate change.

All the buying local in the word won’t mean anything at all when vast swathes of land are inhospitable to human life, there is unprecedented mass displacement, a lack of potable water, and all the other horrors that are coming unless act fast and big.

(Also ocean acidification is a consequence of climate change — they are absorbing co2.)
And (from the linked source) 22.5% were actually delisted?
It's so advanced the robot arm gets ahead of the guy at the 11 second mark.
1 to 1.5 years.
I wonder how much a performance hit not having "hyperthreading" would be for the AMD cpu. Back when the openBSD guys disabled it I did the same, and I havent really noticed much difference in the workloads I have.

Considering the m1 lacks it it seems it is not necessary for good multithreading performance, and the implications of it has always been a can of worms.
You don’t need to be a union member to be sympathetic to workers’ issues - after all, nearly everyone is a worker. But nearly everyone is a stakeholder in the economy too, and solidarity has a limit, which can be breached when an action is widely perceived as unreasonable.
I'm seeing the opposite quite often where I live, people who are quite a bit into weed usually end up needing to bake in order to sleep more comfortably.
Go Broader to Go Further
It's such a pity they never released a linux version. It appears to work well in a VM though.
If there were consensus on something so simple, it would already be done.

I think what you mean is that there's consensus on "Everyone else stop burning fossil fuels, and I'll get around to it as soon as it's convenient for me. By the way, no nuclear, it's scary. And make sure to keep my AC running, it gets stuffy here. And my current car needs gas, so buy me a Tesla instead. And my jet rides around the world don't count, because travel is a culturally enriching experience so it's exempt."
>*Work... Docker, Ansible, Rails apps, nothing that requires amazing super power. Everything just runs slower.

Docker does require amazing super power on anything except Linux since only on Linux it doesn't have to rely on emulation. The overhead is 0-1% on Linux, and something way more on alternative platforms.

Besides Docker, what you're seeing is probably the fact that MacOS is way slower than Linux for almost all the things developers do in their daily lives. If the M1 port ever gets properly done, you're gonna see Linux fly on that.
That feels like a bit of a stretch their core CPUs are still very competitive, they are planning on manufacturing ARM chips as well
> But I predicted he would win and I predict the lightning will lose.

You made one correct prediction in a completely different domain 5 years ago, and this is relevant how?

Keep in mind that the F150 has been the most popular vehicle in the US for many decades. You might be in a bubble where it seems irrelevant but those "slack jawed idiots" buy a lot of vehicles.
> It might be a long time before it makes sense to buy a non-Apple laptop.

Some people need the ability to repair or upgrade, or the freedom to install any software they need. Not to mention that so far we have seen comparison of the M1 "professiona lline" to a gaming laptop; professionals deal with quadro cards since the RTXs are driver limited for workstation duties, and speaking of gaming on OSX makes no sense.

For me it might be a long time since I can even consider buying another Apple product.
Less analysis, but a couple years ago I posted a script to download and then generate mosaics from favicons: https://smalldata.dev/posts/favicon-mosaic/

example image: https://smalldata.dev/images/mosaic.jpeg

script to get the favicons: https://gist.github.com/philshem/e59388197fd9ddb7dcdb8098f9f...
> In mathematical terms, FM synthesis is achieved by using the instantaneous amplitude of a sound wave (the modulator) to adjust the rate of change in the phase angle of another wave (the carrier).

> As convoluted as this sounds, it makes more sense when visualised: [1]

...but does it??

[1] https://ajxs.me/static/img/articles/dx7_technical_analysis/f...
The scientific method cannot "prove" things, only disprove.
such research will never get funding because of ESG mandates for companies' Boards coming from shareholders.

Try to get funding for research like this and your career will be cancelled instantly
Why bother with all of that when you could just ssh (nee telnet), remote X or VNC sessions to a server?

Apparently current generation never worked in classical UNIX development environments.
Volkswagen's BEV deliveries have grown 138% in the last 12 months, and they're still just getting started. It will be more and more, year by year.

It's not surprising that the world's biggest car manufacturers will manufacture cars, BEV or otherwise.
Not sure which one is true.

https://www.gizmochina.com/2021/08/16/apple-secure-majority-...
Also this[1] is nice for non-javascript interfacing with DDG.

https://help.duckduckgo.com/duckduckgo-help-pages/features/n...
Common React Performance Mistakes
also kinda lists that search only these sites eg if you programming you probably want only search stackoverflow, github and official documentation not random content farms.
After over a decade of using a Gtk-based desktop, I have finally given up on Gtk. A few of the most memorable things that have driven me away:

Client-side window decorations: ugh. I miss being able to see at a glance which window has input focus, even if some of them are partially covered. I miss having consistent grab areas for all windows. I miss being able to click or drag any part of the title bar without having to avoid whatever widgets some clever app developer decided to shove into that space. I miss consistent keyboard and mouse controls for rearranging windows, configurable in one place. I miss small title bars. I miss window frames that draw correctly without a compositor.

A theme engine that ensures all themes are broken: Gtk complains whenever the desktop theme contains something that is out of spec, and seems to change the spec with every minor version. The result: Unless you only use the officially blessed and version-matched theme that comes with your version of Gtk, it constantly belches warning messages into ~/.xsession-errors, needlessly increasing wear on the SSD, and making it a pain to wade through all the Gtk spam if you ever have to use that log file to troubleshoot a real problem. Why even have a theming engine if no theme can ever hope to work properly for more than a month or two?

System tray icons: These are very useful to me, all day, every day of my life. Gtk is removing them. Various third party libraries have appeared in attempt to restore the missing functionality, but since they're not native parts of the toolkit, I doubt that any of them will ever work quite as well or become a clear choice for app developers.

A mess of an API: It looked reasonable enough at first glance, but in my (admittedly limited) experience coding with Gtk, I found that most of my time was spent troubleshooting different interfaces for the same task, having to discover by trial-and-error which ones were broken in which ways, and moving on to the next, until finally settling on one that did the job with the fewest problems. Perhaps some of those were old and deprecated, but I was unable to find documentation to that effect, nor any guidance on which bits were considered current or how to manage their quirks. I felt like the toolkit was constantly fighting me, wasting my time. It seems I'm not the only one who had trouble here:
https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=MTU2ODM

None of this is news. Gtk has been inflicting bad design decisions on users for years now, but since changing ecosystems (both as a user and as a developer) is a time-consuming chore, I have been quietly hoping that it would get better. Instead, it has consistently been getting worse. I'll miss my trusty old classic Xfce, but I'm done.
Thanks for taking the time to explain what you see. This sort of confirms my initial suspicion. Weird.
What was your cost?

In US you can get a license for as low as $8k total. In expensive California, expensive SF Bay Area cost is around $15k total.

You're saying that amateur making six figures cannot find $15k for something they basically live for? Sounds very unlikely.

Btw, there's no cost of using airport runway, it's paid from your taxes.
And none of them require Electron, because they run out of process.
And you have a source to something? Or just a usual Wundowz 8 bed?
Is chick-sent-me-holly wrong?
Me-high Cheek-sent-me-high-y would be my approximation for the full name. The Twitter post and the HN title has an extra ‘i’ after his first name. Rest in peace, nyugodj bekeben.
The Duct Tape Stanley Cup is a classic.
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> So no. 99% consensus in science isn't that uncommon and no it's generally not a bad thing.

To put things in perspective, there is a 97% consensus on evolution theory: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Level_of_support_for_evolution....

That basically means we are more certain about the cause of climate change than about evolution.
I see so much effort to prove, that there is "climate change" consensus, that I'm starting to be suspicious...
One time when at a burger restaurant with my father when I was maybe 9 or 10, we overheard someone in line ahead of us say (completely seriously) "I don't think I could eat a 1/3 lb burger, so I'll just get a 1/2 lb). I found this terribly amusing back then, and almost two decades later my father and I still make jokes about it every time we go to that restaurant.
It's usually actually bread baking, not painting, in my experience.
It doesn’t help that in America taxes penalize you significantly for it if both spouses work
First off: the main opponents of action to address climate change - the coal and oil industries - found the science behind human-activity-induced-climate-change to be sound more than fifty years ago, according to their own internal documents: https://www.sciencealert.com/coal-industry-knew-about-climat...

> Consensus is the currency of politics, not science

No. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientific_consensus

"Scientific consensus is the collective judgment, position, and opinion of the community of scientists in a particular field of study. Consensus generally implies agreement of the supermajority, though not necessarily unanimity.[1] Consensus is achieved through scholarly communication at conferences, the publication process, replication of reproducible results by others, scholarly debate,[2][3][4][5] and peer review."

> Before Einstein there was > 99% consensus that Newtonian gravity was ultimate description of gravitational force.

Again, no. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theory_of_relativity

"Albert Einstein published the theory of special relativity in 1905, building on many theoretical results and empirical findings obtained by Albert A. Michelson, Hendrik Lorentz, Henri Poincaré and others. Max Planck, Hermann Minkowski and others did subsequent work. Einstein developed general relativity between 1907 and 1915, with contributions by many others after 1915. The final form of general relativity was published in 1916."

...but it's worth noting two things. The first is that Newton himself found his own theory, to put it colloquially, fucking absurd, and said that anyone who believed him was out of their goddamn gourd. He was never able to experimentally show the cause of gravity.

Second: you have a strange basis for your criticism of science, given the scientific community tossed a centuries-old theory about motherfucking gravity out the window pretty rapidly once there was experimental evidence to back the new theory. To this day, we're still finding all sorts of new evidence that Einstein was right.

Just like we keep finding new ways to verify almost every aspect of human-induced climate change theory.

We have exhaustive amounts of evidence around CO2 levels, climate change, and sources of said CO2. The state of science is such that we've been able to figure out CO2 levels on earth going back 400 million years, with ice cores alone providing evidence of CO2 levels going back 800,000 years. Some of the evidence and experiments around CO2 date back more than a hundred years.

"We're causing the climate to change" was something that scientists theorized several centuries ago. Almost every day, as science keeps gets better, we keep confirming that centuries old core theory.

https://climate.nasa.gov/evidence/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_climate_change_scie...
Plogue, a Canadian software company, have recently released a (software) emulation of the DX-7 in excruciating detail. Here you can see part of the trouble they went through: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XJ97iXQrqzw. Suffice to say that they used a logic analyzer to discover gritty details that no other analysis of the DX-7 I know has ever paid attention of.
At least Brave lives up to its name to rid of Google as the default search engine, unlike Mozilla who 14 years ago [0] wanted to move away from them and here we are they still cannot live without Google's money and support 'privacy'; which to them is a joke.

Feature-wise, everyone knows Firefox is hopeless and far behind and still catching up with the rest of the browsers.

Maybe it's time to move to Brave then.

[0] https://web.archive.org/web/20120105090543/https://www.compu...
I just find it annoying, much like the fact that Unix shell still has trouble dealing with spaces in things.
The correct name is Mihály Csíkszentmihályi (never mind the diacritics, but the "i" appended to the first name is definitely wrong).

Explanation for language nerds: Mihály is the Hungarian version of "Michael", Csíkszentmihály is a Hungarian village in Romania with a name derived from St. Michael (https://ro.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mih%C4%83ileni,_Harghita), and the "i" at the end denotes a toponymic surname (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toponymic_surname).
It has happened since UNIX/VMS/.... systems exist.

That is a typical enterprise setup, thin clients with development taking place on a beefy server.

For Windows systems, you get a VM with RDP or Citrix access.

And native cloud development, is exactly the UNIX/VMS/.... model with fancy UI.
I'm alluding to the labels being used there, and how there is visible effort to reduce/collapse all opposition into these extreme views. I was being a little satirical to illustrate that such labeling looks like a strategy to get political traction and get laws and mandates into effect. Mostly because it creates a sense of urgency, based on plausible catastrophic danger.

Of course extreme views exist, and a lot of times it comes from the same political side, precisely because the other political side is pressing with the sense of urgency and tied together with a sense of action. The latter is where I think the control comes in.

Personally, I think there is a lot of "middle ground" to explore. Those extreme views are probably wrong (granted, definitely wrong on the no-action side), however that middle ground is frowned upon in favor of either the extreme where we need to take action, or the other extreme where it's all nonsense.
The intelligence level of comments here is depressing.