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Opened this thread to say exactly this. It wasn't a problem for me before I started using English regularly, but in the past few years, I've been getting German numbers wrong more and more often. It's just so confusing and I have to consciously think about it every time.
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I have a subscription to ultimate. Its terms seem quite fair to me - you're effectively buying a specific version (the one you get to keep) and paying for it in instalments over the year. Until your new subscription starts you have not paid for those interim releases. They send conspicuous renewal email notices well ahead of making renewal charges which is more than most recurring subscriptions of all types provide.

So personally I'm willing to extend some trust to IntelliJ.

As a product it's quite pleasant to use. For Java development it strangely lacks quite a few of the nicer features of Eclipse, but its good quality support for so many different languages (e.g. for Rust) compensates for that.
Yeah turns out the language server and other IDE features are resource intensive. Who knew. TextEdit also starts in under a second.
Well, Metoo didn't really advertise for freedom of information itself and actively worked with people that had an interest in keeping public opinion under control or demanded certain artworks not aligning with the Zeitgeist to be removed from galleries.

How about they start to champion civil liberties again, then they would have a much better case and they would not have to wonder why people stay silent on this cut and dry case of censorship and suppression of speech.

If you argue for censorship in the name of any minority, you are very likely wrong in any case.
> People moved from IntelliJ to VSC because it was faster, simpler and language-agnostic, instead JetBrains blamed users for not using advanced features like CPU profiling which most people don't use daily. They are jumping on simple-editor train now. Better late than never

From my experience, most people who nowadays start programming, flock to vscode because it's free, used in most tutorials and then they simply do not understand why a certain paid IDE could be better, because they never tried it. Which is right with their statement. People keep parroting about greatness of vscode because it gets them through the day of making hello world apps and never have to actually debug more complex code or work with bigger codebases. Does it work in big projects for some(usually experienced) poeple? Sure. Is it the best way of working? Usually no(in my opinion at least).
This feels like one of those browser addons/scripts that replaces words,e.g

"being vaccinated" -> "watched the 1984 Ghostbusters"
"unvaccinated" -> "2021 Ghostbusters movie"
Cave location in OpenStreetMap: https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/4963549898

Wikipedia article about cave (in Polish): https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stajnia_(jaskinia)
For small values of easy: vim. (It is really easy to do I think, doing it correctly instead of just being clumsy and hitting some key that starts it, that is the challenge ;-)

I only learned now that emacs could do it.
This is an obligatory comment that you feel this way because of popular languages that have the OOP label that don't have much of any resemblance to what Kay intended as OOP.

To understand his vision more, look at Smalltalk. Messages are more than just re-branded procedure calls, they can be inspected and forwarded to other objects (i.e. delegation) for example.
Video conferencing.
Raspberries are not bad as home network equipment. DNS/PiHole, Routing, VPN, NAS, that kind of thing doesn't need much power. Plus they run a full OS so you can manage them in the usual ways, and automate things.
Is your argument basically that businesses that are deemed 'silly' shouldn't be regulated the same way as 'serious' ones? What other aspects of the law do you think shouldn't apply to them, and how do we as a society decide what is too silly to be taken seriously?
Quality control is definitely lacking, but it is free so I have no complaints.
Would love to give the demo a try, but am getting "Your credentials aren't correct" unfortunately.
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The article linked here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29377943 suggests that the The Competition and Markets Authority also thinks that way.
Nice missing piece of the RISC-V ecosystem puzzle.
My IDE stays open (I keep all the common projects I work on open and just switch between them as needed). I rarely reboot. Startup time is completely irrelevant.
Discussed 2 days ago at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29346810
There is no better IDE, but it doesn't mean this one is perfect.
"I read it there first" != "the idea came from there"

Uncle Bob puts forth a couple of good ideas from time to time, but none of those good ideas are his.
The local effects of atmospheric warming are pretty hard to predict and sometimes completely non-intuitive.
Increased evaporation, changes in the dynamics of cloud formation, winds, could mean more rain in some places as well as more snow in others.
I am not the one who you are asking but, for example, fish breaks shell scripts because it's not POSIX compliant.
Retro gaming comes to mind.
Best solution is to not having kids. This is if you think for the kids first. There is no reason to have kids that is for the benefit of the potential child.

But nobody likes that. People's selfish wish always comes first before the potential kid's benefit. So kids will have these toxins in their body in the end and any problem that comes with it.
Anyone here sold to them?

Curious about what kind of ARR multiplier they use.
Can it finally do something like .vscode/settings.json so that everyone on the team doesn’t have to do manual setup steps or download a settings file from somewhere?

Opening a project should bring with it all of the conventions for working on that project, along with plugins also.

Bonus points for auto format on save and other style enforcement tools to remove pointless nit picking from the PR process and focus on the intent.
because the source material is not available as a link anymore, only through archive.org.

So the wikipedia page was the only alternative I could think of (instead of random github copy or a website link that might die)

I thought about the article while reading "Command palettes"
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> a relief when i click on a link to any site, and the page loads, and there's no animated anything whatsoever

I've recently disabled CSS animations globally in Firefox's userContent.css and my Web experience has indeed improved considerably. (Annoyingly this particular page content still jumps a little because of some deferred image loading.)

* {
animation: none !important;
transition-property: none !important;
}

This obviously does not affect scripted animations.

It would be nice if sites respected the prefers-reduced-motion browser media feature.
I use Vim with a language server and 10 other plugins that give me almost everything JetBrains offers. Only thing JetBrains is so much better at is fixing merge conflicts.
Vim still starts instantly, and I never have to wait for it to index anything.

JetBrains is amazing, but I hate waiting for it. It stops me from starting work. Maybe that's just my problem.
Well rule 34 by Charlie Stross have some interesting ideas about a non-human, non-conscious intelligece, its just very subtle.

Neptune's Brood by the same author is a science fiction book without any humans in it.
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Agreed. But in its defense, the software on my Kindle has remained the same level of bad for the last 8 years. Compared to my Android devices that have slowed down significantly.
I called out the gatekeeping job of the FDA specifically. The agency does two things: (1) blacklist food products with deceptive or harmful ingredients or advertising, and (2) whitelist the medications you’re allowed to put in your body, with or without the assistance of a doctor.

It’s (2) that is the problem. With informed consent, you should be allowed to put whatever you want in your body without going to jail. It’s your body.
You typically leave an IDE open most of the time, and maybe start it up in the morning at most a few times a week.

For that, a cold launch time of a couple of seconds (VS Code) is fine, tens of seconds (Eclipse, XCode) is annoying.

Opening new files definitely needs to be instantaneous.
Sadly no sounds on my Mac for Baldur's Gate & Diablo in Safari (haven't tried other browsers). Not sure if other platforms, browsers have sound.
Oddly similar to vscode. Always loved Jetbrains' IDEs better.

Hopefully they won't be stupid enough to deprecate them. I feel a much better effort would be to heavily work on optimizing performance for their existing suite of IDEs (or perhaps re-write them in Rust or something more suitable than Java/Kotlin).
Impressive! I had set 8865 and it was the only set I had which had those suspension and wishbone pieces.
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You are correct, but I believe that allegations like these need evidence which I cannot provide.

But on its own it is still just bad policy. Easy to sell though, since negatives are difficult to explain in a short paragraph, so it would file under politically untenable.
Unless you plan to a) run the business until it fails, or b) pass it to your offspring, you're going to sell at some point, right? Given that, it makes sense to give at least some thought to what that point might look like before you get there.
Ask HN: What are the signs that someone is intelligent?
Came across this thread in Reddit, alas, most of the answers were really disappointing: instead of signs of being intelligent, the answers were "good qualities dumb people can very well have, but especially nice if displayed by someone intelligent" (Examples: "Not condescending", "Make YOU feel intelligent", "Dare to say I don't know", etc.).

Wondering if I could learn from better quality answers here in HN.
For the love of god, having a monopoly is not required to be guilty of anti-competitive behavior. Every time the topic comes up somebody says "but FB/whoever doesn't own the entire market so everything is fine", as if it absolves FB from acting like complete and utter pieces of shit socially and in business. News flash, it doesn't fucking matter. They don't need a de facto monopoly to have an adverse effect on competition or their consumers/users.
I'm not sure but I'm pretty keen to see Matt Levine's take on this.

We haven't explored the geopolitical angle yet either. What are the national security implications of choking off TikTok's critical gif supply? The regulator may have had unspoken trade war concerns.
As a long-term pycharm user that recently migrated to VSCode im quite happy to see jetbrains building this. My main gripe with their stack is that I work across many languages and workflows and I like to use the exact same keymaps configurations and so on and pycharm just didn't give you that.

I really love the idea of the virtualized file system allowing you to develop anywhere. I hope this works well. Comparably, VSCode's remote containers really do a poor job of allowing one to develop over ssh connections, which I do constantly.
As a gamer, Steam is about way more than mere distribution. It's a community: discussions, chat, friends, voice chat, screen share, remote play over the internet, cloud saves, sales, filters, betas, tags, mods, library management, matchmaking, etc. It's way better at those things than Epic Store, GOG, Microsoft or Apple or Google stores. Valve has been evolving it as a platform for decades and its competitors just aren't very good at all.

Even if you can get the game's renderer and UI to reach parity, it's hard to overcome the UX and network effects of Steam. And that sort of ecosystem fragmentation (alternative platforms often don't offer crossplay) is bad for gamers, not to mention having to implement different multiplayer pipelines makes lives harder for devs.

Gaming on the web might be nice for trashy flash like games, but for anything more, why would anyone waste time on that when there's much better curated experiences on Steam, or barring that, mobile app stores and Switch? There are already enough excellent indie games to last several lifetimes. Not gonna waste time exploring the dark corners of the web to try some amateur's experiment with webgl. If they're not on an established game platform by now, I could only assume the devs care about their philosophies more than end user experience, and it would be a subpar experience even if I got the graphics to load (big if).

Even something like GeForce Now (cloud rendered streaming games) use Steam and Steamworks APIs for the community and multiplayer APIs. It's therefore much better than competitors like Google Stadia (which is pretty much dead and has no community). GOG has a niche but only for single player games. For multiplayer it's either Steam or dead matchmaking.

Maybe a more interesting comparison is something like boardgamearena or boardtopia, which offer not just simple games but also the marketplace and matchmaking features of their own. They have established their own communities finding a niche (digital low fi board games) that Steam has neglected.
> any feedback would be appreciated

I like it, with the exception of the Picture control, for its non-closability. Also, the 'threshold' value should be greyed-out or similar when 'None' is selected for the effect type.
Yes, no way to try it.
Not really. Max 4 people jitsi and it's pretty slow with pretty bad quality overall. Any cheap 2nd hand laptop is better.
Yeah, it is pretty weird. TLDR: the BFree board is an energy harvesting gizmp connected to an MSP430 microcontroller with nonvolatile (FRAM) memory. It saves energy in a capacitor until the MSP430 app decides there is enough to power up an Adafruit Metro board (ARM Cortex M0) running circuit python. That board then runs for a few seconds til the energy runs out, saving its state in the MSP430 FRAM now and then. When power is later restored, it reloads state from the last checkpoint. The 430 itself may also get powered on and off, not sure.

All cute, but might as well leave the Cortex M0 out of the picture completely, or else connect some SPI FRAM to it (available from adafruit) and skip the MSP430?

The MSP430 is underappreciated partly because no one cares about 16 bits any more, but the FRAM parts are very cool, and the MSP430 itself is quite nice as a Forth host. So if you want that energy harvesting thing with an interactive interpreter environment for some reason, just run e.g. Camelforth on the MSP430. Otherwise, you can also program the 430 in C using msp-gcc.

This whole harvesting thing is kind of weird on a board that big. Digital wristwatches from the 1980s could run for 10 years on a coin cell, solar cells can provide useful power even under indoor lighting, etc.

There's an ACM-walled paper here: https://dl.acm.org/doi/abs/10.1145/3432191

It's not clear from the visible abstract where the harvested power comes from.

Edit: in one of the photos the board is shown with a solar cell.
I can see this being huge in a team with tight tool parity. I probably wouldn't use it as a freelancer, but remembering back to when I worked at an agency where we all had the same software and a pool of environments for all the different clients, this would have been the perfect tool.

I know we all want to be special snowflakes, but my advice for a fast moving coherent team tooling includes having everyone on the same environment and using the same tools, so that you can share knowledge and master your tools as an individual and a team. Troubleshooting becomes much more reasonable, and we can all share the useful shortcuts we slowly build up over time.

That's one of the downsides of tech moving so fast, no one masters anything, as a generalized industry we're eternally noobs.
Why not starting them asynchronously? That's how Neovim does it. The editor starts instantly and the language server integration is enabled once the language server is active.
Check https://editorconfig.org/
Child abuse overwhelmingly happens in the circle of influence of said kids. So the internet will never have a significant impact. Try to explain that to angry and concerned parents...
I think a kid who’s interested in hardware projects or learning programming might be a good fit for a 400.
Unfortunately the only metric that youtube cares about is watch time, so they're never going to introduce a feature that could reduce that. They _want_ to suck people into meaningless trivial nonsense since thats what keeps them watching more.
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But counterpoint: TFA is about the WHO asking for more authority, the power through treaties to control what governments do or don’t do. However the countries which handled COVID correctly (Taiwan, New Zealand) did so by outright ignoring WHO and telling them to shove it.
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Let me be the first then: Doesn't work on my Galaxy S8 - "This demo requires the OES_texture_float extension", so I guess it's the same issue.

Truth be told the phone is relatively old, but then again I haven't switched because it... still works and I assume many other owners made the same choice regarding their devices.
A related thought: what will humans and culture be like in another 41,500 years? What will those humans analyze from our time?
Doesnt' really matter in my daily life if some IDE takes 0.1 or 10 seconds to start, since it's done so rarely. Might be more annoying with an editor if you're opening files often, then it starts to add up. Or if the editor is slow with editing and scrolling big files, like VSCode is.
Yes I think it’s flipping bonkers that a funny picture company can’t be acquired because it’s a competitive threat.

It’s too silly for words really.

It’d be a
Monty Python sketch except it’s real.

Or a children’s story in which the wicked witch steals all the worlds smiles and no one can smile again until the spell is broken.

Only in the UK.

The only thing more ridiculous than Facebook not being allowed to buy the funny picture company, is the fact that Facebook is spending $400,000,000 on a funny picture company.

Layer upon layer of crazy.
There are other entities interested in the content, so the content gains value and why shouldn't Facebook make deals here?
It does not work on my galaxy a32 phone. I tried with both samsung internet and chrome.
"As We May Think" by Vannevar Bush - 1945
Paper: https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.abg2371

Basic explainer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lSYCac7KD8o
100% of the revenue can't go to the content creator - hosting and serving mind boggling amounts of video is extremely expensive, especially if you consider the vast majority of it won't make any revenue (people's wedding or vacation videos for instance).
I would be weary of the validity of the license.

If you do use any, make sure to modify them a little. Better safe than sorry.
Wouldn't this mean people who earn enough to rent, but not buy (ex. service workers) wouldn't be able to live there (since there wouldn't be a stock of rental housing they can rent), and thus would have to commute?
If it was me, I would have looked at how youtube-dl does it.
I get:

400 Bad Request, You have attempted to access this site via TLS (HTTPS), but it is not configured for TLS access.

Probably because I have "dom.security.https_only_mode" enabled in Firefox
hotline.ua is the same thing for Ukraine.
@dang could have merged this thread with https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29377515
I replied almost at the same time as yours and my phone is galaxy a32 and getting the same error message as yours.
Why not use intellij ultimate? You can easily add all the language plugins (mod clion based ones).