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This is such an opaque response, I don't know what else could be said. If you're sending the same token to multiple websites, something feels very wrong with that situation. If it's all the same website, you can have multiple backends "mounted" on different paths, and that won't cause any problems with a SameSite cookie.
The really strange thing about this is that GPU shaders are essentially SIMD programs - but nobody, except for some real hardcore gamedevs, program SIMD assembly directly, the compiler handles it for you. There's ISPC, which is basically a C-like language and SIMD compiler, that translates it's scalar code into SIMD assembly, but other than that, SIMD code tends to be hand rolled.
People could pay for a service where firefighters would come and put out a potential fire at their house.
That was my thought too. If your entire career was dedicated to shilling consumer technology, I can't imagine many of your sponsors would be happy to hear about a focus on OSS. What really pushes it over the edge is the soyfacing over the Steam Deck; Linus showed up on The Wan Show a few days ago just gushing about how the Steam Deck is going to revolutionize PC gaming, meanwhile he failed to play Don't Starve on Linux less than a month ago. It's almost like a comedy routine.
Let's figure out if it's 1 or 2 first.
Because it was designed for mathematics from the ground up.

So the language has built-in optimization for linear algebra kind of math since decades, doesn't rely on pointers for basic data structures and type system prevents aliasing by default.
Running a store is very different from firefighting - arguably there is a much higher moral good being done by literally saving people from imminent death by burning. Firefighters are also paid in many places, even if volunteer services are available.

Finally, they do have charitable "food delivery" places - they are called soup kitchens, but they are intended for people who can't afford food at all, not necessarily for people who have the money to buy what they need.
the economic problem is a consequence of the technological situation as its exactly the diversity of the Linux ecosystem that fragments the market. it's the same problem with a lot of support for Linux. Because you have to support so many different configurations and different systems each one turns out to be too small to actually be viable.
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Another interesting idea would be for the government to constantly buy any amount of energy produced by renewables at guaranteed price using tax money, and "distribute" it evenly to all enrgy users. This way people using least energy wouldn't pay for electricity at all and people building wind farms would have real good incentive to build more.
Stopped reading after the breaks.

You can break to labels. Even in Java. It’s like goto

A better design would be to just return from a function
A GOOG share has a claim on current company assets and potential future profits.

BTC has a claim of brute force sha256 2x key in the past.
Here is Every Reason Bitcoin Will Not Fail[1]. I believe some of what you mentioned is at least partially addressed.

[1]: https://safehodl.github.io/failure/
In fact its impossible to steal from a CVS while in jail.
Happy to expand on this, but unless, the founders fit the exact beachead market the MVP is testing to help solve problems of, finding alternative ways to discover the beachead market than through an MVP, is a way more effective way to learn.

Definition of MVP: an actual product being built to "validate the product" with the beachead customers needs.

It's important to call out and define what an MVP means because other people might mean "cheapest market discovery tool" instead of "cheapest product validation tool" - very different things
The issue seems less the boosters who are paid to shoplift than the operators moving the goods online profitably enough to hire an army of thieves.
I'd say it's between that and the vast majority of home devices switching to Wi-Fi anyways.

To add a 3rd more minor reason: for the prosumers DACs/fiber is faster, cheaper, and uses less power. The only reason to go to 10GBASE-T is for cases with existing cabling where 2.5G/5G might make a lot more sense if you don't absolutely need 10G. For everything else go 10G/25G passive DAC or fiber.
So what is the real reason they're closing the stores? I want to hear the rest of the conspiracy theory :(
You've convinced me. Where can I learn more about this golden teacup of eternal youth? Does it answer prayers maybe?
Cheapest energy is when renewables production peaks. Then it can be worth less than zero.
Michael Dell took DELL private. He was able to raise the money to buyout DELL and was able to gain control of their plants, bank balances, etc. He could change how Dell operated and now he can choose to keep the profits within the company, distribute it to owners, or take all of it as his salary.

(note, I’m using Michael Dell as a stand in for whatever the buyout consortium was).

You can’t do anything like that with BTC.

But here’s the thing. Dividends exist. Many public companies pay dividends. The fact that Google does not pay a dividend is simply reflective of the fact that a majority of its owners (which is what shareholders are) believe that any additional earnings are best invested back into Google. (That’s the principle…in practice there are also tax disadvantages to dividends that make them further unattractive).

If a majority of owners didn’t believe that, they can make Google pay dividends.
Why don't they just eat minced pork?
Meet the scientist at the center of the Covid lab leak controversy
This sounds like exactly the kind of this someone who doesn't want to confront millions of their countrymen living in desperation would tell themselves.

No idea if it's really true, but it is suspicious how there's always a good explanation that something that looks like terrible injustice actually isn't.
Eventually, note that you should compare it against latest ISO Fortran standard per commercial compilers, not what gfortran is capable of.
I agree with you, but I thought about it a bit, and IMO you would probably only ever want to use goto for two or three cases: "repeating" something like going to the beginning of a loop, jumping to error handling, or jumping to a function exit+cleanup (everything else just leads to spaghetti code). I can see a lot of benefits for the first case if you are checking a bunch of conditions and have maybe a doubly nested loop, since its cleaner to e.g. jump back to the outer loop than to do a double break. For the two other conditions you can just return handleErr() or return myCleanup(), which I'd argue is cleaner.

Also, I'd argue that you should generally try to avoid doing doubly nested loops with lots of conditionals that you check to determine whether to break or continue. That seems like a code smell.
@dang please change the title to `Reflections: The ecosystem is moving (2016)`

EDIT: Not sure why I am downvoted, editing is against the site guidelines: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

This particular title also feels extremely clickbaity.
Google often buys back stock, so that's money going to investors that comes out of Google's revenues. That's positive-sum for investors. (The amount of money so far isn't nearly enough to justify their market cap, but presumably more will come over the years.)

For Bitcoin, by design, the only possible source of revenue is other investors buying in later. This is zero sum in the long run for investors, and negative sum for anyone currently holding or buying in (since some people have sold). But it's an infinite game so the long run might never come, and you can do well if you don't hold too long.
This is a decent summary of stoicism which is quite popular these days.
So like Fortran generics.
I'm not a big fan of jailing as concentrating prisoners into a single location with lots of time and little oversight sounds prima facie a really bad idea.

I think corporal punishment should be considered as an alternative. Hard to be a cool gangster when you have a sore ass.
especially not in systems in which the goverment turns totalitarian. (see, fascism and while stalinism doens't have the concept of a company, many of its state owned enterprises where former companies).
I don't remember if it was a rejoinder to Dijkstra, but Knuth wrote "Structured Programming with go to Statements".
Seems like your Rust version is a bit out of date. Nested or-patterns have been stabilised in Rust 1.53.0, which came out back in June.
IPv4 (cloud), HTTP (cdn), and git (hosting) have all tended towards centralisation. Federation is but a mere impl detail.
Well, it was there, regardless.
I wrote a similar tool a while back that lets you create your own "magic" variables. I use `f` all the time! https://github.com/hauntsaninja/pyp#pyp-lets-you-configure-y...
That is far less descriptive.
If you can place a bitcoin miner next to a wind turbine then state of the grid is not an issue.
Almost nobody, having had the pleasure of living in even a modest SFH, would prefer to be packed in like sardines the way modern high-rise buildings do.

It's possible to make high density housing that doesn't feel like that, but it's not as profitable so developers don't. That's why the vast majority of high-rise condos are one and two bedroom shoeboxes instead of spacious three (or more) bedroom homes. We won't get to that point until we either force developers to do it with regulations or good incentives, or if the government does it.
I would suggest to put in a

<a href="tel:2027621401">(202) 762-1401</a>

so that they maybe would be really click-dialable :-)
Then WPF with Blend.
I've used instapaper for a long time, and it's a better product than Pocket, but it, too, has the problem of missing images sometimes.

If you want to save the entire snapshot of the web page for archival and references purpose, I think zotero is a good choice. But it's not a good read-it-later product.
No one is actually tasked with feeding people. We benefit from the surplus of farms which sell their excess for profit, and you are then tasked with securing the means of purchasing food if you want to eat.

Or: farms task themselves with producing food in the same way programmers task themselves with producing software.
Given that we've seen things like Windows take the "you need to create an online account" route, and only a decade ago that would've seemed absolutely absurd, I think your question raises a good point and the downvotes are unjustified.

The only true answer is "not currently". A "not yet" would be too pessimistic, and "never" is too optimistic. If there's one thing that stands out during the past ~decade of software, it's "things are optional... until they aren't."
Yeah I understand that part. But to my understanding this is just due to a lack of clear court rulings on this (cases often settle/drop before court?), not due to the law being interpreted explicitly in favor of this by a court. e.g., https://securityboulevard.com/2021/07/what-the-van-buren-cas...

So if a case came up against Google, I imagine they would very much prefer to have this available as a defense, and draw analogies to the real world if necessary (like the home trespassing example in the link above).
How do we do it outside the workplace?
That's a very ahistorical take. The primary reason to move away from go to statements was around reasonability. Structured programming introduced semantically meaningful control structures which replaced the vast majority of the uses of go to statements. Go to statements, themselves, don't carry the same meaning with them (is it part of a loop, a conditional, a subroutine call, a return from a subroutine, moving to an error handler?), go to statements also permit spaghetti code which is somewhere between hard and impossible to express in most languages using structured programming control structures.
The majority of retail investors in BTC are not buying it for the above properties - they are buying it on exchanges that report to the taxman as a speculative asset. For these users, both 1 and 2 are not Satisfied (the bank knows you invest in crypto, and the exchange holds your crypto, you don’t have control over it). (3) is getting harder to claim every day but time will tell.
Honestly, I think fortran is way too far behind Julia at this point to be able to catch up. The work on LFortran is really ambitious and badly needed for the language, but it was needed 20 years ago. Once you factor in the fact that Fortran isn't expecting generics until the end of the decade, and has no real plans for solid GPU support, and I don't see it being enough to keep up with more modern languages.
NFT Cringe
There's a big difference between a project like Surfside and a townhome condominium.

Also banning children is illegal in the U.S. unless you have a 55 or older community.

I don't know why you wouldn't desire rules about noise if your home is attached to another home where loud neighbors would bother you.

But at any rate that concern has nothing to do with condominiums, your HOA in a planned development with detached housing can also serve you noise complaints.

The quality of construction has nothing to do with whether the project is a condo. Unless you think single- family detached homes can't have bad construction.
The Fraunhofer Society is a research organization (tending towards the applied/engineering end of the spectrum), so the answer might be simply "because they can?".

Beside that: if they can work out the economics of the process, why not? Waste disposal costs money which might shift the economics in their favour (as people would have to pay someone for disposal anyways, so they could as well pay the people who make new panels from old ones).
No, amusingly, it's a regulation thing. Health products are urged to list all negative outcomes seen in the experimental group, which can lead to some amusing outcomes

https://metro.co.uk/2020/12/18/covid-vaccine-volunteer-struc...

(Hard to find a nice source for this because there's a metaphor going around now about covid vaccines and lightning, but I saw it around more at the time. If anyone is better at search engines with date filtering or has a super reputable link, please share it below)
So called "separatists" are also part of Russian forces. With all the rotations of separatist commanders from Russian "ex-military" over years, I would not call them separatists at all.
>a project other people use? they can google answers or use forum search

can you give example?
Because HN loves complaining about how bad Mozilla is, and that they therefore instead use Chrome...
They're more interconnected than at first glace. When ambitious people can't be stakeholders in the economy due to NIMBY gatekeepers, they resort to less socially-acceptable means of getting ahead and making it big.

I don't think "reselling rings" are that easy to crack down on, they probably are not rings at all rely on apps and services and operate on a more individual basis. The very framing of such is just used to justify greater police budgets, but this is something far harder than even the drug war to win. The only way to win it is to make sure entrepreneurial sorts find it more profitable to do things legitimately than it is to plunder goods, and ensure jobs and job training are more accessible than a life of crime.
Part of "let the market handle it" is your parents moving to a safer place.
The title hasn't changed. HN just likes to twist things around to get worked up about them.
> it seems like an easy target for abuse

Can you elaborate on this?

> Does the affiliate program give you commissions on items that sell through your account webpage?

Yes, that's how affiliate links work.

> Were you selling tires / an Amazon affiliate before?

No, that's the first time I try this.
I've compared the Python implementation of Lingua with fasttext. Lingua performs clearly better. Look here: https://github.com/pemistahl/lingua-py#4-how-good-is-it
So much apologizing about the pronouns, very realistic.
> When I first installed Signal it didn't have Sealed Sender, which means that an adversary in Signal's privileged position knows who is sending me messages (today only I know who is sending me messages)

by only looking at the message...

but:
you authenticate yourself at the Signal service
and you use your authentication to drop of a set of messages

How do they not know who sent them (if they want to know)?
>Another interesting idea would be gathering prediction data and comparing to actual (historical) data later, that should find most precise weather forecast service.

I've been interested in doing this for awhile, but I've had trouble finding a data source of past predictions from their sources. It's also a frustrating exercise to try to search for online.

If anyone has data sources or additional context/keywords available, I'd be interested!

For a couple years I ran an automated script which grabbed the 10 day forecast from a weather site and was used for energy forecasting at a manufacturer. I archived the data after scraping it. As you'd guess, the variability of the weather is notably higher 10 days out, but the forecasts were remarkably accurate on a short term.
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> My company's main products are browser extensions

How well does the "WebExtensions API cross-browser technology" [0] work to build ONE code base and have to work well across Google Chrome, Firefox or even Safari?

[0] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Add-ons/Web...
There was a lovely article yesterday about the fall of Rome dealing with how one of the reasons Rome fell is because various people acted in their own self interest at the expense of the public good. Many of them doing so because they couldn't believe that something that'd been around so long could fail.

To condone theft because you feel like it is the best option for you is the epitome of that mindset. It will destroy society because we destroy the incentive for anyone to create to produce and then we see real poverty. Everyone bitching on antiwork about their hopeless future are doing so from a place where they have regular stable electricity, running clean water, an internet connection, and I am going to guess ate sometime in the last 12 or at least 24 hours.

Contrast that with my brother in law from Africa when we was growing up the government was subject to constant rebellions, and anything you had could be taken at any time, it made it hard to build and secure goods and services because much of your time was trying to survive, and any appearance of success brought those that would take it from you.

That's where we are headed if we continue to ignore the fact that justice and laws are the price of civilized society regardless of how inhumane it feels.
Not really, Fortran is inching it's way towards generics, but doesn't actually have them in a usable form yet.
C and C++ do not have labeled breaks - Java indeed has.

But of course you are right, that one could just use goto for C/C++.
The market is also what provides demand for cheap goods at a time when prices are increasing, and corporate profits are skyrocketing. Retail theft is the correction.
survival of the shippest
What a perfectly irrational thing to say. "We've got to go easy on these derelicts...because there are so many, and so many are even worse!"
and bulleting boards get corked on weekly basis.

why is a forum so much better than a chat and FAQ? I really can't see the problem you guys are trying to fix here.
That is not how scihub used to function. Scihub used to have an engine, named Plato, which would fetch papers automatically if not already in their database. For the last year now, this essential service has not been operational. This is what the issue I am raising is about.
I don’t have anything other than anecdotal stories I would rather not share publicly, but it essentially amounts to there not being any resources to handle non-violent crime (and even violent crime against men is anecdotally ignored).

There just isn’t the capacity of the system to deal with how terrible so many people are and the end result of that is cops not bothering to even record instances as they don’t think it will matter.

This is Canada.
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Decibels are only ever a relative measurement on a logarithmic scale. In this case, we aren't even talking about sound (these are dB of power), but this is true independent of base unit. For sound, to represent silence, you actually need -∞ dB. The fact that this is a relative scale is also why your mixer/home theatre receiver represents full intensity as 0 dB and any volume adjustments as some negative number of dB (some mixers may allow you to go a little bit over 0 dB but of course this risks clipping when a full-strength signal comes in).

Fun fact though: the sound scale is capped on the upper extreme depending on your environment. You know how recordings of launches of rockets sound like the sound is clipping? It's not hardware limitations. The sound is actually clipping as the pressure hits vacuum. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sound_pressure#Sound_pressure_... .
Requiring attribution doesn’t make something not open source. At best this means that the example code isn’t open source.
Please read the other comment threads that discuss this very thing
Why should the farmers stay in business of making food if they could make more money as programmers, bitcoin traders, etc?
Sure. I’m a civilian though, I have no power over you, so you going on my block list has nothing to do with authoritarianism. Try again.
LSDJ, war-dialing and dumpster-diving on the front page - are we feeling nostalgic today, HN? (:
So Walgreen is closing otherwise profitable stores out of spite?

Do you have any evidence for this?
> Apparently the "intent" attribute was added in FORTRAN 2003.

It was added in Fortran 90.
818-205-1622/1642/1662 are feeds of whatever is coming off the satellite channels from Premiere Radio Networks.
The author, Lars Eighner, was a frequent and eloquent contributor to a Usenet newsgroup I participated in ~20 years ago. Sorry to learn of his passing.
Furthermore condoms are ineffective at stopping HPV transmission, even though they are very effective against HIV. This is why almost every adult carries HPV (or did until a few years ago when the vaccines rolled out).
This shoplifting epidemic is happening because no one is going to jail for this. The DA has made clear they won't prosecute these crimes so the shoplifters have no fear of getting caught and know they will be released soon.