skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
GCC will compile one set of files at a time into .o files, and then those are linked together later on, so each "module" (using that term loosely) is compiled separately.

MLton takes in the entire program source, including the standard library, at once. Because of that, there's a ton of information we know, which helps a ton for things like dead code elimination. Because of this, there's a lot of memory required, since we have the entire program's syntax/parse/any other type of tree in memory, and it's not going to be as fast as something like GCC since we're recompiling everything every time in MLton instead of only recompiling the changed modules.

Despite MLton being a bit slower to compile, it's truly an incredible compiler. I had Dr Fluet, the lead maintainer, as my compiler professor in college, and he's a wealth of knowledge. The compiler we wrote in class was in SML and compiled with MLton. The amount of optimizations that occur is insane, it made damn fast executables, and that applies to most big compilers like GCC, Clang, Rustc, etc. The big difference in optimizations is how much information we have at optimization time. Languages like C are a bit looser and thus information may be harder to derive. Rust has a stricter set of rules, so we have more guarantees about a program to base our optimizations around.
This is a good tech demo but feature wise pretty useless. Windows 8 and the UWP mess already proved that people don't want "apps" on their PCs. I can't think of a single Android app that I would use on my desktop or laptop right now.
Hot tubs are the closest thing we have to male birth control.
From my understanding, since their vscode uses browser file access api with zero installation, adding terminal seems non-trivial. I have been working on something that solves that: https://tym.so (shameless plug here). I’m trying to build a vscode on the browser that can be connected to any computer with a one line install and has easy multiplayer features. Love to know what you all think about it
The only reason we know how Pizarro conquered the Inca is because he wrote it down. The bulk of what we know about Inca life comes from the Spanish who wrote it down. Most of the rest comes from archaeology and guesswork.

If you've got evidence that the Inca military had organized tactics, like units, feinting maneuvers, flanking attacks, procedures for taking fortified positions, covering fire, strategic retreat, breastworks, defense in depth, etc., I'm interested.

We do know the Inca had no plan for when their leader was captured but not killed. But Pizarro knew about that one, and that's how he defeated an empire. Disrupting the enemy's command and control is a well-understood technique in Western military tradition.
ARM and AMD are both making steady gains in the server space as well though. AMD is already offered by all the hyperscalers, and AWS recently introduced ARM as well.
18 is way too big, i'll never be able to finish that
Really just a meme at this point. The risk here is that hydrogen cars end up being cheaper to run than electric cars. A real possibility due to the production of hydrogen from curtailed renewables, higher battery costs, hydrogen being much more efficient than believed, as well as cheaper distribution costs since hydrogen can be piped in natural gas pipelines.
^ HWR_14 knows what's up. I'm looking to borrow as much as I possibly can at the moment, as should any sane person with a good credit rating.

Borrow a dollar, return the equivalent of 10 cents 5 years later.
All things have negatives when overdone.

When my cousin stopped cold turkey, his speech/thoughts pace was a solid 50% up. It was surreal.
:/

GtkMenu, GtkMenuBar, and GtkMenuItem are gone so you have to use GtkPopover* instead which has this issue.

I would love to not use adwaita except gtk4 has crippled the ability for users to theme their apps, especially when libadwaita is used. Also gtk3 does not have this issue even with adwaita.
Well they are violent weapons, so a government should want a monopoly.
This is so accurate it hurts. No interviewer is ever going to say "dude, our codebase is terrible. The CTO wrote most of the core logic 9 years ago and everybody is afraid to touch it, so we just paper over it with increasingly complex interfaces and abstractions. There are like 25 different ways of doing everything, because every 6 months a dev comes in and thinks we should use their favorite new design pattern everywhere, but then gives up halfway through implementing it. Everything is either massively over engineered or complete spaghetti."
I have an older Model S, drove a Model 3 last week, and experienced an extremely smooth and quiet drive, basically free of NVH complaints. Will be trading in soon.
> In-House Armv9?

https://semianalysis.com/the-semiconductor-heist-of-the-cent...

(discussed recently: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28329731)
By default the system blacks-out the segments next to the bar in full-screen mode. If devs opt in, they can instead choose to use the extra space in full-screen mode. So there's literally no downside.
Yeah I didn't see the usage of "conservative" above as being a negative per se. It was only saying that the negativity expressed toward some modern architecture is very subjective.

I'll agree on your opinion on brutalist and typical suburban. Yuk to both. I like neighborhoods like many here in San Francisco, where a really modern house can be right next to a Victorian. Very close to me is this street, which is one of my favorites (let's just say I like "funky"): https://www.google.com/maps/@37.7399065,-122.4298453,3a,75y,...
Yes. But sometimes they sell the roms. If they’re not…

For example Atari does for a raspberry pi sd card as a bootable Atari emulator. It’s using the emulators produced by the retro game community.

https://www.microcenter.com/product/618709/atari-games-sd-ca...
Maybe a blend of low psychoactive cannabinoids + some THC could become a better norm.
Hyperinflation Is Coming – The Dollar Endgame
lol, how is this different from his last 3 attempts? (his shitty blog, his twitter misadventures, and his sad failed command of the whitehouse.gov website. . . )
Every time I see a headline with RISC-V in it I get excited, but then immediately disappointed that it still isn't a widely accessible product.
I was having this conversation today. One of the the other issues we wondered is if homelessness has significant inertia such that when it seems like it’s getting worse, it’ll likely continue to get worse before it gets better.

If so, that’s even more unfortunate because (in our city) it’s treated as a fairly acute issue. In all likelihood it seems like it’s probably not at all, though. It is extremely nuanced and people who experience it once are probably at much higher chances of experiencing it again.

There are details like this which really worry me. We want temporary housing, food banks, etc. and we absolutely should address acute issues with those solutions. But imagine the atrocities and unfortunate circumstances occurring now in children who will be homeless in 15 years. What are we doing for them? Food banks and temporary housing likely do nothing to help them, but I think that’s where most of our resources need to be aimed.

I’m sure some places have a better handle on it. In western Canada it doesn’t fill me with much hope.
From what I'm seeing, I think assuming that RISC-V CPUs being blob free and open, just because the ISA is open is illusory at best and wilfully lying at worst.
The third part of that strategy is "extinguish", which cannot happen considering Google controls the Android ecosystem.
Oh neat! I'm assuming then that C is the default for anything that doesn't have a specific backend for. I believe I heard that they had an x86 backend, but it was a pain to work with (maybe not as fast). Those are probably old concerns though, since their x86 64 backend must be more performant.
But perhaps you do want them to do that, or at least don't care if they do. Maybe you think silly jokers is a good demographic to market to this way.

And if not, then just tell the press: "They typed in the stupid name, so they got it on their card. How is that our fault? Now go write about some real news in stead of this lazy sensationalism."
Thanks, it works.

However adding a GtkApplicationWindow and a GtkButton inside of the component tree is not updating the preview area. Adding a know valid GTK3 .ui file [0] does not update the preview area either.

Seems like the "preview" button is also missing from Glade. Oh well, let's edit XML files afterall. :)

[0] https://github.com/MicroJoe/gtk_liststore_item/blob/master/g...
I love how you read the first line, ignore the rest of the paragraph addressing your specific point, then proudly strut around like you called out a gotcha. "bud."

Dell Precision. 6 core xeon, 128GB RAM, 9 hour battery life. Thin and under 7lb. Metal and solid, can run over it w/ a car just like the Lenovo you're talking about. Has had a 4k screen and keyboards that don't break or imprint on the display. 5 years ago.

Apple makes shiny toys and calls them "pro." What they don't do, is compete in the actual pro market. Even when they had intel chips, they were a generation behind everyone else. This is because of the design-first mentality. And there's a market for that. Just not the pro market. Because we got shit to do, and the slower it's done, the less we get paid.

My laptop is like 5x or more faster that the Air. Unless this new apple-pro is 5x faster than the air, they're not competing. And it won't even be twice as fast. But I already said that, and this paragraph is also long, so I don't think you have the mental capacity to have read this far down. After all, 1/16 of a page of text takes minutes. Now, since you appear to be an apple user, you're probably used to minutes. I just don't think you spend the time you wait for your script reading.
If you're going to quote me, please quote the entire sentence rather than a fragment that misleadingly chops a list of three items ("work, ventures and investments") into a single item ("work"). That fragment does not represent what I said and is not something I believe.

When read in its entirety, what I said isn't a "flat out lie"—or at the very least it isn't disputed by any assertions you have made. Whether you think his ventures and investments are ethical is a separate question to whether they are the source of his wealth.
> Public interest has not changed in the least.

Declining public interest cancelled the Apollo program. Modern rocket scientists had to dismantle the Saturn V engines to figure out how they worked.
> This page puts the content front and centre

Well, ironically it's on the left.
You do not have to convert .ui files to Relm code, see gladis's relm example [0].

[0] https://github.com/MicroJoe/gladis/blob/master/gladis/exampl...
I’m curious, have you ever used psychedelics in a therapeutic context? Such as, I’m going to take x dosage of y drug to work on myself?

Psychedelics tend to break the addiction chain of thought and habit, and as long as you do the work over time, the feeling and emotional content of addiction basically disappears. I don’t want a cigarette because it no longer has any hold over me. Psychedelics helped me get to that point.

You basically retrain your brain intentionally, by working through bad habits and emotional attachments. When you get to the bottom of those, you realize that the tobacco addiction itself is just a placeholder masking other issues altogether. That’s just the first step.

The second step is to overcome the psychological addiction, and that takes time. But there is a light at the end of the tunnel. And when you get there, you make a choice to keep moving on into the light or to go back to the darkness. Psychedelics helps you make the right choice and to stay on the path.
When visiting this using Chrome for Android, how do I open the keyboard? Typically it's just a matter of giving focus to the input area, but not in this case.
When you talk frameworks, in reality you talk DSLs.
The class/package system is actually my favorite part of the language, and the reason I put up with the syntax warts. It goes one step better than JavaScript by putting methods and attribute storage into separate namespaces, and supports multiple inheritance, and lets you modify the method tables on the fly.
Geoff from Gitpod here. Come join https://www.gitpod.io/chat <3
I think you put extra zero in A100 price
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No component is user upgradeable or repairable. You have to buy apple care or else.
I've never really bought this story. I mean, it's possible some of the focus group subjects said this, and even probable that some people made that mistake. But I don't know if I'd extrapolate from that that it's the sole, or even main cause for a product launch failing.

If it was Americans' math skills that were at fault for their failure, and not their products, A&W would have learned from this decades ago and become a much more successful franchise than it is today. So, there must be something else holding it back: maybe quality, maybe competition. In the long term you can't blame your mediocre position on customers being too stupid to realize you're the best.

Well, you can, but it won't help. I think this is a fun story to tell, but probably apocryphal, or just the wrong explanation.
States vary significantly on this one. Oregon expects you to stop unless it is unsafe to do so. This difference is part of why we hate California drivers.

https://oregon.public.law/statutes/ors_811.260
Nah, I'm pretty aggressive and I know I should stick with dumb insurance.
But efforts are good. Its fuzzy chaos that hurts in computing. Absurd meetings, changing infrastructure, colleague turn over and politics.

I'd assume painting is stable and bs free.

Struggling to achieve results can still hurt though.
from these charts[1] I'd disagree.
https://www.vox.com/2014/11/24/7272929/global-poverty-health...
This stuff is gold. A real pro

Another great post I found on his site after reading the OP: https://www.baldurbjarnason.com/2021/what-do-i-need-to-read-...
Why would Google even want the Play Store to be available on Microsoft PCs? Being able to run Android apps is a key differentiator for Chromebooks.
I agree. It's going to get complicated though. There are hundreds of cannabinoids we're aware of with barely any scientific understanding of the effects. CBD, CBN, and CBG all started popping up in dispensaries in different combinations with THC. We still don't really fully understand what they do. There are also more potent versions of THC like THC-O (1)

(1) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/THC-O-acetate
> You say this as the Ford F-150 Lighting is about to drop

They're planning on making:

2022: 15,000

2023: 55,000

2024: 80,000

so that won't even put a dent in Tesla making well over a million electric vehicles per year.

[1] https://www.carexpert.com.au/car-news/ford-f-150-lightning-e...
Note that this page is a little bit outdated. Not updated since August 2021, and for example does not mention [0] Relm4 [1].

[0] https://github.com/areweguiyet/areweguiyet/pull/77

[1] https://github.com/AaronErhardt/relm4
Probably not art painting but rather interior paining and/or exterior staining. It is lot of physical work and the long term health outcomes (unless you are religious about wearing a respirator) aren't great.
I also think that with age, the passion for some ideas become second to other emotions.
Yeah, it is still very early on in development. I am personally a fan of QtCreator, it is very similar to how visual studio used to work regarding ui creation.
Haha wow! Didn't even know! You're welcome ;)
The diffusion of domesticated plants and animals across Eurasia did not happen in a single trip, not even in a single lifetime. For example, chickens were first domesticated in Southeast Asia but it took millennia for them to spread to China and the Mediterranean.
Let's have a planet wide G.W. to fight pollution.
Libadwaita hasn't crippled that, it's still very possible to load CSS. You just can't use the gtk-theme-name setting anymore.

Maybe it would be better if somebody fixed that thing with the menus. But I think IIRC if you wanted transparency in old X11 without a compositor, the toolkit had to copy the region under the popup, and then blit it to the popup... Yes, this meant that content in the transparent region that changed would be stale until the popup went away. So someone would have to decide if that would be a viable solution, or maybe someone could get away with just using the existing XShape stuff in GDK somehow.
I don't understand your position. Are you filtering on reading/hearing the stem of the word "capitalism" as written/uttered in an explanation of the problem? Or are you filtering critiques that simply begin and end with the stem of "capitalism?"

If it's the former then your filter is way too broad. There are plenty of non-Marxists who by sheer coincidence probably mention capitalism in the midst of explaining quite specific policy positions. (Matt Stoller comes to mind.) For those commentators you are turning off your brain for what sounds to me like the equivalent of an intellectual drinking game.

If it's the latter then the filter is useless. You'd be better off filtering on any single constant string as almost all are going to fall short of being a serious problem statement for any domain.
Autopilot was not a factor in my decision to purchase a Tesla. I don’t use it.
WordPress, Drupal, Magento, Joomla, OpenCart and lots of other open source community CMS and online web-store type things are built on it. Sadly it will never die because it has Facebook pouring money into it.
I'd say crafting or building in general is a deep human need
The last SPA side project I launched was

- Flask + sqlite3 for the backend

- Svelte for the frontend

- nginx

- Hosted on my VPS

I am currently developing my company's MVP with

- FastAPI + Postgres for the backend

- Firebase/Firestore for the {front, back}end

- React + TypeScript for the frontend

- Vercel

My takeaways:

- Svelte clicks with me because it feels like I'm basically writing vanilla JS/HTML/CS. I can get a lot more done in Svelte than React because I don't have to learn so much React-specific syntax

- The downside to Svelte is unit tests are gnarlier

- TypeScript makes me sane

- FastAPI is awesome, very similar to CherryPy. Doesn't try to force you to render server-side HTML like Flask tends to

- Vercel is cool, but I don't like {S,P}AAS deployment when I know I can write my own CI/CD config and just deploy my app where I want
Geoff here from Gitpod. I have a bare metal machine that I remote into and use for supportive tasks such as (in a couple moments) exploring the TruNAS marketplace ecosystem. My primary computer these days is an iPad - see https://ghuntley.com/anywhere

There are big changes happening in development ecosystem which will happen faster then people realize. Soon more than 80% of the IDE market will have built-in functionality to connect to developer environments running in the cloud, while keeping the editing experience you are used to from your Desktop application in a very short time and Gitpod’s IDE architect went into detail about this over at http://gitpod.io/blog/cloud-ide-history
>The distinguishing feature of Contract Programming is how it handles inheritance.

How does it handle it?
They've not done these in my area, but indeed I am in a "big city," or at least the suburbs.
You have to use macos for now.
I do. That's why I'm jobless.

PS: as an evil agent I know write code at every min wage gig that involves computers. 10x increase in productivity. Direct service to the people. Heh
Had no idea WB also wrote Empire! Small world indeed. As so many others have said, thanks for all the good times!

This was a great read, made my day remembering the 'good ol days' when I was so young and games were so fun.
I wonder why he thinks there are no rational arguments in favor of Platonism. I think there have been a lot of convincing ones over the last few thousand years.
Cosmopolitan Identiﬁers
Those phytoestrogens play some interesting games. As does a liver with damage caused by alcohol. Add to this the irony of all the advertising around beer being a predominantly "man's drink" and it gets even more interesting.
I use a mixture of Gitpod, GitHub Codespaces and Proxmox. https://ghuntley.com/anywhere
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>How would you make it all fall apart?

If they are insolvent, then not everybody can get their money back, which means that you should take your money out immediately no matter what you expect other people to do. It follows that you can expect everyone rational to do the same. It's not that anyone chooses to "make" it fall apart, it's that everyone who finds out their secret should independently participate in making it do so and that reinforces itself.

This contrasts with a bank run on a solvent institution, where you only need to rush to get your money if you think other people will too and they will fail due to lack of short term liquidity.

That's how I imagine the difference anyway.
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One thing I understand as a "backend engineer" (which my front-end/web engineer colleagues usually hold in high regard): my code does exactly what I tell it to do, good logic and bad logic.

You can have the best and cleanest JS that targets FF, and have it fall over one million ways in other browsers (I'm looking at you, Safari). There is a level of respect that is lost, so far as the expertise of understanding the lowest common denominator across browsers, and actually getting that denominator to do something useful.

Front-end is, at the end of the day, much harder than backend. I understand why us backend people get praise: algorithms, distributed systems, coherency, performance, yada yada yada. Imagine coding against a system that doesn't behave consistently. No thanks.
(shameless plug) I have been working on something that does this for free: https://tym.so . Basically, it's an in-browser vscode that can connect to any computer with a one-line install. So you can edit and run code from the browser (edit from any device run on any other device) and also has some multiplayer features when you share your url. Would you be interested in trying it?
Random trivia, ndugu chancellor (drummer on Billie Jean and many others) was studying programming before is musical career. </qwote>
We aren't seriously thinking that Tesla beats the likes of VW in mass production of cars, are we?
When the Float is Locked - it will overtake the news...
There was nothing misleading about that quote, and you're literally one of the last people I'll listen to on here for telling me how to send points across. You are arguing in bad faith if you truly believed that, and your reply confirms it.

You might be able to control language and the dialog elsewhere, that's not happening here.

If you want to follow this clown knock yourself out, but you can drop the glorification of Elon here.
I think this explains their delay to electrify, but at this point they all realize Tesla is an existential threat that must be competed against. They essentially let Tesla prove the market and now they know what their competing with. Dealers and service revenue is the analog to the buggy whip industry, it has to go. On what time horizon is the question.