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Kindly check LOC and number of dependencies of your Java App and then compare with this Rust app. Java compiles damn fast, its all the massive chain of dependencies that people keep pulling with it that is usually the issue. That and lots of annotation processing.

Avoid these things and Java is extremely fast to compile

PS: Also if you are using Maven - leverage Maven Daemon.

PPS: Languages like Go are extremely fast to compile not just because the language is simpler but also because the standard library is so good and deep that deps are not needed.
It’s not “missing”, just “unrecoverable “.
I used to feel the same way, until I saw examples of gyromitra that look a lot like morchella and vice versa. It also gets complicated because there are varieties of gyromitra that are edible if properly prepared.

Mushroom hunting is a lot of fun, but I’d rather leave something in the field if I’m not 100% sure if the species.
If the country you're in:

- Prioritizes "face" or "reputation" above literal accuracy
- Has lower-level officials that accept bribes
- Has had airlines and planes for fewer than 5 decades

Assume any complex high-risk engineering system run by that culture will occasionally fail in major ways.
Or read the article and see that most gas plants will not be labeled as green.

Still a bad choice.
That's what pre-flight checklists are for. Even a "simple" one for a small plane like a Cessna 172 comprehensively covers setting or resetting literally every control in the plane.
Yep I know of them. They're gr8. We're just positioned differently (I'm much more interested in having everything be open source).
17-Year-Old Beats Magnus Carlsen in World Rapid Chess Championship
It's interesting to think NFTs as digital baseball cards. Both (can) have scarcity.

But baseball cards also have physicality. They are close to our world we can see them and turn them around. Physicality gives them desirable properties like easily carrying them around, no computer required. A physical thing is unique. Any sequence of bits on the other hand can always be copied.
Wow. I am going to have to have some of those.
The available commands are limited to the five actions described on the screen when you open Dicio, and the language you use has to match the app's grammar rules. If you phrased your query in a way that the app doesn't understand, I'm sure the developers would appreciate a bug report:

https://github.com/Stypox/dicio-android/issues
You'd probably be happy with the people doing constexpr shenanigans. A whole bunch of terrible behaviour in C++ is defined away during constexpr expansion (e.g. since none of this is really happening at runtime you can't very well have "undefined behaviour" when there is no behaviour at all) so if you can find a way to write everything as constexpr you get a much "safer" language. e.g. buffers don't really exist, so therefore buffer overflows don't compile.

There are a LOT of caveats when people take this beyond trivial, not least that the compiler diagnostics are mostly useless because the compiler often isn't sure exactly why what you're doing is nonsense, only that it is nonsense. Hey, it wouldn't even have told you that the code was nonsense if it wasn't constexpr - it would just spit out a program that's also nonsense, so that's a win right?
Just wait, it gets worse.

Post in a way their systems do not like, and it will lock your account, then demand you tie a phone number to the account for “security purposes”.

At that point, I just deleted the account and went on with my life.
Yeah, I've got one and it's great. But not having to get out of bed would be even better.
> virtually all mushrooms are at least mildly poisonous in their raw form and must be cooked before they’re eaten

First I've heard that -- I eat raw white "supermarket" mushrooms (sometimes portabella and shittake also) in salads quite often.
Absolutely agree. The single master branch, commit when you feel like it workflow is very simple, and still miles better than just copying files in the file system.
Rimworld is NOWHERE near the amazingness of Dwarf Fortress.
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Edit: I made some assumptions below, but the first question to ask is why you don't you want to use gmail?

From what I understand, self hosting is not really possible anymore if you want to ensure people get your emails. My wife is on an email server self-hosted with friends and it's hit or miss whether her emails go through because gmail and others will treat them as spam by default. Additionally, I believe security is an arms race that's now very difficult to participate in while self hosting.

On the other hand, there are lots or gmail alternatives, including privacy focused ones (or at least not data harvesting focused ones). Protonmail, tutanota et al

I have email as part of office365 which all in is about $15 per month (including office and storage). Not privacy focused in the least, but it's an industry standard of sorts where at least I'm not blatantly the product.
Indeed, none of those articles said: "oh yeah and at these dose rates, you'd have to eat 330,000 kg of albacore to double your natural dose, and more than 10x more than that before you got a dose that has been shown to cause harm.

Fewer clicks and shares I guess.

https://whatisnuclear.com/blog/2015-04-25-fish-from-fukushim...
There is a pilot and a co-pilot. At any given time in a flight, one will be the "pilot flying" and the other will be the "pilot monitoring." That is exactly the point of the quote: there are two in the cockpit, and one should always be checking what the other is doing.
Not a good choice, in many cases using the same space for (human) food or just a forest is a more environments friendly, more subtainable and due to the use of fertilizer sometimes more climate friendly choice (at least in the EU/Germany)

It also avoid all kinds of social/human problems.

And even if it's not not climate friendly it's not much worse either.
Well it's similar, but less. When driving a car you are not only depending on the skill of other drivers, but on the fact that the car exists at all!
Bookmarked diff blog and out it on my home screen. Thanks for this!
Ok so you want guns, kitchen knives, vehicles etc. to be illegal because we don’t know ahead of time if somebody will use it to harm somebody else? Very impractical.
On that note is there a way to download google TTS voices without play services? For some reason it requires play services to downloading anything but the default voice.

And if not is there any (open source) voice engine that has proper support for both english and east asian languages like chinese and japanese?
Right, the solution is to improve and update the vaccines.
Deactivate the account. Try again after 30 days to confirm it’s gone or send them an email at that point to confirm.

Doesn’t seem like an “integrity” issue so much as, “Well hold onto this in case you change your mind.” It’s literally their business model to maintain or grow their user base. I’m not sure how that’s an “integrity” issue. An integrity issue would be if they tell you your information is deleted when it is not.
Let’s see the source! Tarn teases it, but this game has a dedicated community already built in that could do wonders. A crowd fund to buy him out and FOSSify the code might work.

Weird fact: DF doesn’t have version control, except for ‘mkdir’ and ‘cp’.
https://news.ycombinator.com/classic
Hackernews with a slightly different ranking algo.
The idea that you could buy a real-world item worth half as much as the amount of ETH/BTC you would mine in an hour or two or 51% is simply unrealistic.

ETH mining at 500TH (a solid chunk over 51% just for ease) would net you 300 ETH an hour...that's 1.1 million USD, which means you would have to be able to purchase millions of dollars worth of real world items that would be released to you within the time-frame of your attack (in this case an hour) to make this even approaching "worth it" from a risk/reward viewpoint and even that calculation is ignoring just how profitable they'd be just mining normally for the foreseeable future.

No one is waiting for just an hour worth of confirmations for millions of dollars of real world goods exchanged for ETH.
We're having trouble since the beginning of the pandemic getting people to wear a simple cloth mask. You want them to inject stuff up their nose on a regular basis now?

When you say "why isn't x happening" I'd like to invite you to think about what x would look like, in practice, and what it is you actually are expecting.

This has nothing to do with how lucrative it is. Just how practical. Note the author doesn't even say this measure can replace PPE and other preventative measures.. just add to them.
> And I sincerely hope that in five or ten years from now, we’re not still watching reruns of Friends

17 years later checking in here.. humanity shows barely any reduced appetite here.
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A bit of context: Socrates never learned how to read or write. It is estimated that 90% of Athenians in the Pericles era also didn't.

Therefore, if Plato didn't write Socrates' words they would be lost, as are the words of all the other illiterate Athenians from those times.
If you missed this entry, it's a wild one:

https://if50.substack.com/p/1992-silverwolf

An anachronistic set of quasi-Victorians possibly pulling an elaborate joke but putting out compelling text adventures at the same time. Fascinating and very weird.
Cant see an email address on your public profile. Interested in talking.
You could take a look at neovide, it looks promising.
https://archive.is/HblPy
The story of Job is much more illuminating when you read it and PAY ATTENTION to the fact that God murders his wife and children.

His wife and children. MURDERS.

Then at the end he gets a NEW wife and NEW children.

The brazen horror of this is just ignored by the faithful.
Yes the editor's note at the top says: "we are re-publishing our top ten posts for the year. This is our number one post of 2021!"

Original discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27996684
There was a EU program 3 years ago where it covered 30% of the cost to install a gas heater at your house, so that you’d be more environmentally friendly ffs
> independent of eastern natural gas.

It's interesting how trade relationships that are centuries old, are now seen in a negative context solely on a foreign policy basis that's often dictated from across the Atlantic. Particularly when they go completely contrary to the other stated goal; Climate change.

Western Europe has been dependent on Eastern Europe's resources for a very long time, as Siberia is the largest concentration of natural resources on the continent and one of the largest on the whole planet.

It's not something anybody has much choice over; These resources are where they are, that geographic proximity also lead to their use being integrated all over the continent.

We can't replace that with wishful thinking, we can't just wish metal ores and minerals into existence or gas for industrial manufacturing.

Case in point; Germany's gas dependence, which is commonly framed as "Germany now uses more gas because it shut down nuclear reactors", when in reality only 14% of Germany's gas consumption is for electricity production [0].

The biggest chunk of German gas consumption is for industrial applications, like heavy smelting for the car industry or the chemical industry to create high demand chemicals like ammonia. Another huge chunk is household use for heating and kitchen appliances, together these two sectors account for 67% of Germany's gas consumption.

Nuclear reactors do nothing for that demand, at least not without taking a detour trough hydrogen, a detour that traditional renewables can also do [1]. While trying to supply that demand with imported American NGL would be the complete opposite of "Think of the climate!".

That's why declaring Eastern Europe's resources just as "taboo" is not a solution that will get us anywhere useful. Fighting climate change also means making the supply chains more local, you can't do that in Western Europe by declaring the largest collection of resources, in proxmity, as "off-limits for political reasons".

At some point we have to decide what's more important; Fighting climate change as a species or instrumentalizing it for these kinds of foreign policy games that usually leave everybody worse off, at least on this side of the Atlantic.

[0] https://de.statista.com/statistik/daten/studie/37985/umfrage...

[1] https://www.fraunhofer.de/content/dam/zv/de/ueber-fraunhofer...
You're still delivering boxes, jars and cans of ingredients to customers, to cook and prepare food at their home.

There's a lot of waste there: it would be more efficient to just feed people from centralized canteens located near living and work spaces. The problem is that you have sales taxes and tips to add to those kind of meals, plus the wastage of inconsistent demand for the restaurant generally and for individual menu items.
I'll play devil's advocate and suggest that it is a systems error that the 777 accepted an altitude of 0 without sounding an alarm or at least requiring prior confirmation. It shouldn't be that easy to almost total the airplane.
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Look at all fossil fuels - they’re cooking the planet to death.
everyone is competing for the fastest TMSC silicon and it takes longer than the amount of time so far to decide to build new capacity and then build it and then make products.
Is the offline version read only? If not, do you just queue the update POSTs for when you’re back online?

I’m also not seeing how you synchronize reads against writes with this technique.
I am sure that the author, given that he is living in China, has to be careful about what he says. But there's a lot of criticism of the Chinese government in this piece, more than I was expecting, particularly about the negative effects of the ideological crackdown, along with the praise for things that are going well.

Perhaps he knows that to get away with it, he has to include lots of praise. But both the praise and the criticism seem authentic. It's a valuable piece, I learned a good deal from it.
Interesting comparing this with the 737MAX crashes. There, I regularly get excoriated on HN for suggesting that the pilots not knowing to turn off the stab trim system when it goes haywire is unreasonable, despite it being a "memory item" and despite Emergency Airworthiness Directives reiterating this.
Yes, but what do YOU expect from an ideal IDE? That was the question.

If you're targeting .NET or C++ development for Windows, there's not a lot of competition to be able to claim that there's something substantially better. Rider, IMO, is on par, with better refactoring. However, VS debugger is still better.
We are talking about creating directories here...
Except for genuine colorblindness, all this test really measures is how good your screen is.

On my iMac this was trivially easy. If you don't get a 0, then you have a clear deficiency. I think the scale is bogus.
>To choose Dicio as your default digital assistant on Android (replacing Google Assistant), go to Settings > Apps & notifications > Default apps > Digital assistant app > Default digital assistant app. On Android 10+, this lets you activate Dicio by swiping from the bottom left/right corner toward the center of the screen.

This is great, one of the barriers to entry before was that you needed to manually open the app. Although I don't see that this resolves the issue of the wakeword/hotword triggered with "Hey Google" ?
Ah, but perhaps Wittgenstein was being ironic in pretending not to understand Socratic irony; Wittegensteinian irony. And perhaps zwkrt was being ironic in pretending not to realize Witgensteinian irony; zwkrtatic irony. And perhaps you are being ironic in pretending to misinterpret zwkrtatic irony; bangkoksbestic irony. I assure you, however, that this comment is not ironic, nor is the one after this.
At the moment, secrets are automatically expired after 24 hours, but custom expiry is definitely something I want to support.
Because it was clear at the time the trustee had gone crazy, and combined with being ugly as hell, they never really got used for anything serious. Rather why should ICANN be able to convert a public resource that had been held in trust, and we just have to accept it?

To be clear I'm not picking on things like .biz etc. Even though those were obvious cash grabs, they're at least widely applicable and thus widely adopted. But things like .christmastrees .business .companyname .morebiglongwords etc. Over "nearly 10 years of usage" I can still count on my fingers the number of times I've seen things like this used.
> history shows women wielded significant political power in those societies, up to and including influencing imperial succession to favor their offspring.

Yes, of course, that's true of all past, present, and future societies.

And for that reason, it isn't what people are talking about when they ask what the status of women was in society. What do you think the blurb in the article is trying to say?
Sorry for this tirade but anyone who speaks with absolute certainty that the vaccines are safe is a moron. There was no 10-year safety study. You may actually be at a greater risk taking the vaccine than just avoiding it. You may be at greater risk of adverse reaction from the vaccine if you have already had the virus (I had a bad reaction to the vaccine despite a mild case of covid). ADE is still a possibility. And of course there is a non-zero chance you will die from the vaccine.

People will admit this situation was politicized but are completely unwilling to believe their representatives might have financial motives for purchasing pharmaceuticals en masse rather than promoting better lifestyle choices and leaving the decision to accept risk of contracting a virus to citizens a la Sweden.

And because I hate hearing it, your "freedom" to avoid the virus means staying in your home. Just don't leave, nobody is forcing you. Everyone has the freedom to choose the risks they want to accept. You cannot and will not ever be able to tame nature. You accept the risks of nature when you leave your home. Vaccine mandates and thought crimes are the stuff of authoritarian governments and dictatorships.

And the video that was likely to have gotten Dr. Malone banned was one demonstrating how Pfizer fudged their clinical trial data: https://rumble.com/embed/voaxg5/?pub=qdzr7
Ask HN: How is working at Sandia National Labs?
I may have a job offer for the Albuquerque, NM location as a firmware/embedded software engineer in the near future. Was wonder if anyone here has worked there as a software or firmware engineer and what your experience was, and if you would recommend it.
That's what FOQA tries to do:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flight_operations_quality_assu...
https://www.alpa.org/-/media/ALPA/Files/pdfs/news-events/tra...
This is the way. Like a computer-enforced Pointing and Calling.
I heard about BTC very early and I considered buying some. If I had invested even 1/10th of the amount that I was putting into individual stocks at the time, I might be extraordinarily wealthy today.

I say "might" because I recognize that I would have undoubtedly sold some along the way. Maybe when it hit $500, $1,000, or $10,000. I would have been a fool not to have sold any along the way. So it's easy to look back and think of what I would have had. But I'm overestimating the gains I would have actually realized.

There's also opportunity cost. If I had put a few thousand into BTC that would have been less to invest in individual stocks. The stocks I ended up picking did very well. Not as well as BTC! But close inspection shows the difference is not as great as it seems in my BTC-dreaming mind.

In your case the opportunity cost might have been your relationships. Think about how busy you would have been running a company that is so successful. It would lead to great wealth. But it would also cause stress in relationships. Maybe you have better relationships because you didn't hit it big. And maybe your relationships are more genuine because your friends are not benefitting from your largesse.
Venice, Santa Monica, West Hollywood, Silverlake ?
At this point, it feels like the corporate perpetual “13 months out“. i.e. never coming, always on the horizon.
My dad flew for 20 years in the Air Force. He more than once defied procedure that would have put him in jeopardy on a flight. He told me he was not going to die because of a bureaucratic rule written by someone whose ass was safely behind a desk.

One was when formation flying, pilots were to keep both eyes on the lead, and mimic his flying. This led to several crashes where the whole team died because the lead flew into the ground. He said he'd be damned if he was going to do that, and kept one eye on the lead and the other eye on the ground.

He spent some years as a flight instructor, who sits in the back seat. There were incidents where the student would panic and crash the airplane. That wasn't going to happen to my dad, either, and he kept a length of iron pipe at hand to beat the student into letting go of the controls.

(That Airbus that crashed into the Atlantic a few years ago was an example of the junior pilot panicking and holding the stick back till it crashed.)
For number 2, I would look into a service CoPilot Coaching
The masking is an odd one because they told us not to do it, then to do it.

I’ve also read claims that these respiratory viruses are on the order of microns and most masks are pointless, unless specifically designed for this.
Nope, here is a study

https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMc2119270
Just waiting for the EU and US to restrict, crackdown or regulate bitcoin and other private crypto.

At the minimum ban regulated institutions from dealing in it.

Problem is too many people are already heavily invested in the pyramid scheme.
Not sure if these are the highest ROI, but I’d say discipline. Of course, you may have some underlying condition or genetics which make losing weight harder. Some basic ideas:

- being mindful of your consumption. Eat slowly, chew properly, and limit your portion.

- hydrating yourself. If you feel like snacking or eating, does drinking a full glass of water reduce or eliminate that feeling? Because it might just be you’re not hydrated.

- increase fruit and vegetable consumption. For example, a tangible investment could be taking the time to slice up a banana and an apple or two in the morning and taking them to work with you. Use that for your snack or lunch, instead of going to the vending machine or going out and ordering a burger over lunch.

- being active. Don’t sit or lay on the bed all day. Move around. Go for a walk. Do chores around the house. Take out the trash. Clean the bathroom. Get on your knees and scrub the bath tub once a week or two. You might not lose 20 pounds from this, but something like getting on your knees forces you to practice mobility. If you’re not mobile and struggle getting around, long term you’re only going to gain weight.

You could always join a gym, but I’d encourage starting with small changes in your behavior and turning them into habits. Above all else, make these habits.
Without a calibrated screen this isn't worth much beyond entertainment value.
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I also think monthly, or at the very least quarterly is a good idea. I suspect, the half-life of a post like this that doesn't find you at the right time would make it hard to find collaboration opportunities if on an annual cadence.
Yes, the united states, where the state funded media arm amplifies a call for the us to be invaded (to be fair, by the us):

https://www.voanews.com/a/usa_world-leaders-offer-mixed-reac...

"If the United States saw what the United States is doing in the United States, the United States would invade the United States to liberate the United States from the tyranny of the United States"
Happily. And i fully realize that i obviously am not immune to this and could catch it at any point. My point was that just because it's highly transmissible doesn't guarantee transmission.