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He is never really challenged with uncomfortable\difficult questions on his interviews. The one time I recall he was asked an uncomfortable question he threatened to end the interview.

[1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EYOI8h9-uXs

I cannot find the complete interview on YouTube unfortunately.

In this other interview, I am disappointed at how she didn't even push on some of his answers, for example when talking about his "rabid fan base". You just need to look at this thread for proof.

[2]:https://youtu.be/sM9RyZT0Rrg?t=219

Also, she is not as technically informed about the mistakes his companies made. Would love someone to challenge him on the obvious mistakes he has made with Tesla that everyone else in the industry were adamant would be failures. Things such as the "Alien Dreadnaught" were repeats of documented mistakes that GM and Ford made back in the 80s. Even technical interviewers always gush over him about how amazing he is and never challenge him. They all just don't want to lose access.
How about we don’t downvote the developers when they take time to answer questions?

I don’t care if it wasn’t the answer you were hoping for -this should be upvoted as it is very relevant for the conversation in this thread.
I guess that's what a 50 Cent Army member would say. /s
Not just drinking water. The cool water is pumped into buildings to work as the air conditioner for a lot of the big buildings.
My favorites are the Bigend trilogy, especially the first, Pattern Recognition. It's like he decided the real word (in 2001) was science fictional enough.
it is greate to create spa app for phone and computer to make postponed mails throush currnt google account with information about documents to relatives. And if you stay alive then you can be notified to cancel or reschedule. Else your infromation will be found on a mail to taka an action.
I understood what you were asking. I reject the premise. Teachers can literally still teach gay people exist so long as it is part of the curriculum and they do it in an age appropriate manner.

If they were intending to ban X (and presumably promote Y) they shouldn't write a bill that also bans Y. (Y being straight).
>Why should we be dependent on France?

Because Switzerland is dependent on like everything? The same could be said about steel, food, chips, chemicals, minerals, fertilizer, oils, gas...just about everything, yes we produce stuff but nearly nothing from the ground up, with the exception of Alp-Cheese and Buendnerfleisch ;)

>Hydro while interesting it is awful for the environment.

Switzerland then must have terrible environmental problems.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Energy_in_Switzerland

high share of hydroelectricity (59.6%)
A really good security checklist designed for protecting online privacy / security is:

https://ssd.eff.org - the Electronic Frontier Foundation's "Surveillance Self Defense"
I'm confused about how this change actually fixes the problem.

The article says:

> Enabling this option changes the shell’s behavior so that, when any command in a pipeline series fails, the entire pipeline stops processing.

This is not true! The entire pipeline runs to completion just as it normally would. The only thing that is affected is the exit status of the pipeline as seen by the shell.

You can see this by running something like `(set -o pipefail; false | sleep 10)` and see that it still takes 10 seconds to complete even those the `false` command exits with an error immediately.

Even after turning on the pipefail option, running a command like `false | dosctl set template_vars -` will still set template_vars to the empty string.
Amiga's were used for a lot of weird video things like touch-screen video kiosks. Genlock a serial controlled laser disc player to the Amiga and put it in a cabinet with a serial port touch screen.

A PC could certainly replace it by 2000 but if you developed your content in the mid-1980's then Amiga was probably your solution and you needed to keep it going for a while.
EZ also made it clear that a French Muslim is French and he won’t touch them, so it’s not like he’s hiding that he’s targetting delinquants.

Targetting delinquants is often seen as straight up racist, which kind of proves the point.

EZ is the Muslims’ best opportunity to separate the good from the evils, because many Muslims in France would like the bad ones to be convicted, which the current system prevents. Macron has instaurated a system that can be summarized as “Let’s free all Muslim criminals”, which does a lot of torts to all of them.
> 1 real copy of each dependency version...

npm showed me that I lack creativity, for I could not imagine anything worse than maven.

The ~/organization/project/release dir structure is the ONE detail maven got right. (This is the norm, the Obviously Correct Answer[tm], right?)

And npm just did whatever. Duplicate copies of dependencies. Because reasons.
Yes I clearly misunderstood your comment. Because frankly it doesn’t make any sense as a response.

What you’re describing here is a multi-host device, like a KVM. That is completely unrelated to the original comment, it’s two unrelated host-device links.

Probably with what amounts to a broken device in the middle: both hosts will behave as hosts to the serial link, and USB is a host-centric protocol. So at best nothing will happen because they won’t be able establish anything, and at worst they won’t be able to cope with unexpected transactions and will get corrupted.
That is, in fact, what I'm trying to do - this is the explanation for why I'm doing so.
You might enjoy this site: https://jsgrids.statico.io/
I am sooooo glad I read Snowcrash _after_ I stopped driving pizzas.
Great contextualization.... I can see the payroll now. But on $600k revenue?? That is super nuts. There are sites selling on 'empire flippers / flippa' that make equal to that revenue for a WHOLE lot less valuation. nuts...
I mean, I could also tell you "Just download and run PowerShell, it's ported to Linux", but you also know that would make you feel like a second-class citizen, because you know it's not something as good as something that actually works on your platform in a real sense.
I use Unreal in my day job and I am very familiar with it, and I found it much more difficult to learn and operate than Unity.

Even as an Unreal "expert", for personal projects I still use Unity, it is just much easier to get stuff up and running and iterate.
> With security the first question always needs to be, "What is your threat model?"

Great point, but where could one/should one start trying to work out the answer to that question, both at a personal level and in a business setting?
Seems like they have a bunch of highly expensive sports sponsorships. This seems to happen often when you have a bro-y CEO who wants to rub elbows with that kind of crowd. I can't imagine that moved the needle much for them - but it sure costs a lot
I'm guessing maybe you were probably cis-hetero? No judgment if that's the case, the vast majority of people will be fine in that regime. However, when I was growing up we did have non typical kids in class and they were very much picked on. Non typical gender alignment wasn't talked about so the only words kids had at the time were "weird" and "funny" along with whatever stuff they picked up from the early internet porn sites and magazines. It wasn't great.

The thing we have to realize is the would is a bit different now. Before we just assumed these people didn't exist and that became a bit of a self fulfilling prophecy. Now we better understand this reality and the consequences of ignoring them as well as the options available for helping them.
On the beta sign up survey they mention tmux as a feature request.
on the commandline it's a decent unix, sure, but no proprietary unix can measure up with linux nowadays.

they all suffered from lack of packagemanagement and old versions of commandline tools. you almost always had to manually install better tools like GNU.

i did use a macbook for some time, but the only reason i managed was that most of my work is on remote servers, so most of the terminals on my mac were running linux anyways. yet, when i switched back to a linux machine as my main workstation i just immediately felt better, and didn't miss the mac at all. and now when i use the mac i really just want to go back to linux.
I don’t think it is fair when we frame products as being objectively and consciously nefarious in this way. Conjuring images of executives rubbing their hands together, giddy with enjoyment that the war is leading to more exciting content.

These are firms that are meeting a legitimate need- and that’s the need to feel connected. Tik-tok provides that, and very effectively. Plenty of people get genuine enjoyment out of their product, and meaningful connections do happen thanks to Tik-tok
Oh did you want the premium ad-free eyesperiance?
My biggest gripe with nix is that you need sudo rights to get it running properly on another distro. I know you can do the nix-user-chroot thing, but it's not possible on machines where kernel namespaces aren't accessible for unprivileged users.

I spent time understanding it, and getting it working, but it really doesn't work just universally. Once the install process becomes more like, say, miniconda -- where an unprivileged user can install it locally with ease -- nix will get a massive boost in my books. Until then, I can only yearn.
The implicit assumption being that Musk is a good critic of what is wrong with Twitter. I'm not sold on that assumption.
The CME (Chicago Mercantile Exchange) is one of the biggest U.S. futures exchanges. Its site has quotes for various delivery dates for many commodity contracts, for example natural gas at https://www.cmegroup.com/markets/energy/natural-gas/natural-... .
I see, I tried it now, it looks great.

Most of my problems were created by the material UI libraries (I wanted to use them with SvelteKit), but I just got rid of it as those libraries were making development harder instead of helping.

I still wish there would be a nice UI library for Svelte, but I guess that's the disadvantage of not going with the mainstream frontend toolkit.
OP here. I honestly don't worry too much about full sync between Digikam and other software. In my workflow I process all RAWs first, then edit all metadata in Digikam. After that I very rarely have to come back to RawTherapee/Darktable so I treat it as a one-way flow.

Last time I checked about keeping Digikam and other programs in sync, about 2 years ago, it seemed to me that it wasn't going to work seamlessly, so I decided to let it be. If someone has experience about it I would love to hear about it.
This is already being brought up in multiple slack networks I'm on, with the general consensus being that these decisions make the company impossible to trust.
This kind of thing shows why ifdefs are usually the wrong tool for multi-target projects.

There should be a platform adapter API instead that defines a shared header with function names for these actions, multiple platform-specific implementation files, and only one of them gets compiled.

That way you could simply ignore the existence of "filesys_amiga.c", and then maybe delete it 50 years from now.

(I realize it's probably not realistic to do such major internal surgery on Make at this point.)
>Atoms don't know about our imaginary lines.

200km less...that's massive for Switzerland

>Generally far right movements have an affinity with Russia/Putin.

Sorry but that's just a wannabe attempt...let's stop here, not worth my time, for example in Germany it was the left.
And do you have to carefully configure it for the ideal dopamine hit? Do you have to configure a switchboard to get the extreme content you crave?
Indeed.

My point was that even if you accept that clearly false premise, the claim is still bogus: the media and members of the general public routinely share actual hacked information (as well as other material which is unlawful to distribute, such as people's tax returns) via twitter's platform without much fear of account suspension over it and did both before and after the hunter biden laptop incident.
Stupid question: can we harness this 100 year old heat to power something today?
That is why taxation is coercive to force people to cooperate, and to provide guarantees that other people are cooperating in addition to you and to spread the load out.

If you don't do that, the prisoners dilemma is so out of adjustment that everyone would start to defect and it would unwind. That isn't really a moral observation, but its the nature of the game being so out of whack where it is you vs. 330,000,000 other people. Cooperating or not cooperating can have a large effect on your own finances while each single individuals contribution is miniscule (3e-9).

But this is already happening and why we need higher taxes on the 1% and .1%.
If you can find one, I'd be interested in knowing.
Not to mince words, but so far you've made a very basic series of unforced errors on both privacy and security. This is perhaps to be expected, as glancing at your About page, you don't seem to have any security or privacy specialists on staff. I don't even see a security page or contact info.

Warp is starting to read like a Product-driven startup. The kind where people figure security and privacy are little features you can just throw in at the end of the dev cycle and advertise until then. It's not like anybody is going to actually check or care, right?

It's an understandable error in a visionary. Yet it's not the kind of mindset that produces trustworthy, secure, privacy-respecting enterprise products that companies happily pay lots for.

You're absolutely right. Warp needs to be very careful and sensitive about privacy and security. It may be worth reflecting on why you haven't been so far.
Well I think this looks really cool! I’d be interested if it just had Blocks and nothing more, but the other headline features for individuals sound great too. I’m not sure how much value I’d get out of the team features, but I’m certainly open to being pleasantly surprised.

And I don’t mind using my GitHub account or contributing to telemetry during a private beta. I understand why others here find that problematic, but I’ll probably just use another terminal if I need to use/access sensitive data during that period.

Looking forward to trying this out! Thank you for sharing.
> never console output.

Hopefully also not input ;)
this can be something where SaaS model works in your favor. Allow people to manually input qualities for an item, and then when someone else inputs the same product code it suggests those qualities to them

this way you can build a community consensus on top of whatever youre able to data-mine
100%, that's a really good point of view that I had almost forgotten about. It's a bit like the Ikijai in Okinawa (Japan) where the concept of being retired doesn't exist. It's a concept that we've been sold to.
Well if you added the slightest, most tiniest drop of good faith for half a second, you'd realize that I said "we don't hear about him nearly as much as when he had a twitter", and the implication being that I think this might effect future elections, and that is the reason why.

You can agree or disagree that Trump being banned from the platform that he was most known for, will effect his future election chances, and you can disagree with if you want that to happen or not, but that is completely unrelated to the point.

But I think it is unfortunate that people on HN sometimes are so jumpy to find a disagreement, that they mis-understand the point so easily.

Instead of thinking "This person didn't know that Trump was banned after the 2020 election, what an idiot!", instead you could have thought "Maybe he is talking about future elections, instead of the one that happened previously to his ban, which would obviously be really stupid!"
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> Inflation doesn't seem relevant.

We are literally talking about inflation in this chain....
I think I've gotten them all. Appreciate you bringing this to my attention!
I bet that's true. MacOS terminal is basically still the one from next step. They've kept it up to date with changes like GUI toolkits and added a few minor things like tabs. But that's about it.

Fwiw I never bothered with iTerm, Terminal is good enough for me. It even supports some old school vt100 stuff like double width and height fonts. It's one of the better vt100 compatible ones.
Aaaa you’re right I just noticed that the last tag is <3.6
Being forced to manage an array of options is very different from being able to if the need arises.
Tech Giants and Tiny Dogs
Interestingly, you can do foo.operator*() in C++: https://godbolt.org/z/f5Geqcvdj
> Get rid of that noise and your hardware goes a lot longer.

What qualifies? What defines signal, what noise? I agree, that a lot (probably nearly all) pages will receive very, very little traffic/search requests. But are these therefore not relevant?

> I'm running a search engine on consumer hardware out of my living room that can index 100 million documents.

That's extremely cool. I would love to know more. To me an impressive feat already.
No, see, that's but one example of how your unwillingness or inability to accept any complexity or nuance gets in the way of thinking.

The TV license system is set up specifically so that the institution is somewhat isolated from day-to-day politics. It's a completely different situation if the PM can decide on a whim to fund you or not, or if there's a difficult-to-change law that sets the fees that you get for a decade in advance

If you insist that everything is the same and all politicians are corrupt and all media are lying then you're just giving away any power you might have. Why would any politician not turn corrupt or leave id you are screaming invectives at them at the top of your lung, completely divorced from their actual work?

That's why RT loves cynicism and tries to amplify exactly that work view: it's a self-fulfilling prophesy.
Communists should have freedom of speech too?
I found Maggie Appleton’s visual notes on PARA/Building a Second Brain really helpful for understanding and reference: https://maggieappleton.com/basb
We tried to be really upfront in the privacy policy:

https://www.warp.dev/privacy

Opt-in refers to anything that sends any contents of a terminal session to our servers (as opposed to telemetry which is metadata and never contains any terminal input or output). But we hear the feedback and appreciate it.
The earth's surface is over 70% water. That water is mostly uncarbonated.

That makes the earth flat.

Dad joke for the day.
Many of the examples you'll find are broken due to changes in Firecracker 1.0 - the official quickstart guide doesn't cover the most interesting thing - working Internet access - or extracting a filesystem from a container.

Edit: I've added a link for a live-stream I'll be doing with Richard Case from Weaveworks on use-cases, differences vs. containers and legacy VMs - and a number of demos.
Isn’t that called a travel agent?
Sublime is selling a product that users can purchase and own

Warp is owned by venture capitalists
Sounds to me like the author is essentially bemoaning a presumed lack of an invalidation mechanism, and thus declares "Bearer tokens considered harmful".
I also live in the midwest, and literally no one I know (family or friends) outside of the tech industry cares at all about this. I'm sure that means my bubble is a bubble- but again, until I see real numbers either way this just looks like people pushing a narrative and using imaginary people to do it.
I asked what the diagrams of a pretty complicated internal system in some documentation was done in once. Lots of them are just Draw.io, but these were hard coded images and there was an error that needed fixing. I thought maybe Visio or Illustrator (Inkscape is what I might use, TikZ would probably be asking a lot). Nope. Powerpoint. I guess I should feel lucky it wasn't Excel....
Feels strange that I have to sign-in to a terminal
It certainly had more novelty when it was new! But the tropes being familiar and so outdated that using some of them in future settings is positively anachronistic is part of the appeal, just like it is for most of the earlier scifi canon, and Gibson seems to have enjoyed consuming trope-heavy genre fiction far too much to be precious about people doing the same with themes he invented or popularised. Not everything he's written mashed up ideas with such originality either.

Or in his own words: https://twitter.com/greatdismal/status/1164240403270270976?l...

(and the Matrix was both an iconic film and something which borrowed more directly, liberally and naively from Neuromancer than most of the low effort stuff)
This all sounds very ideological.

> We would all benefit from platform where telling jokes that offend only the wokest doesn't get you banned and silenced.

Bring action items. Who was banned for "telling a joke". Bring something substantial to the conversation to discuss.
> Making spam unprofitable would be a good first step. Rather than trying to detect whether something is spam or not, just target how spam sites are funded: ads, analytics, affiliate links, etc and use those as a negative ranking signal.

This would be a really interesting experiment: A search engine that ranks websites by the amount of Ads and other spam that they contain.
For sure, we're 2 different people. To me, building things and improving things is my leisure and hobby. I find pleasure in having these small success and accomplishments.
In addition to this, white collar workers are going to align a little more left and it makes them feel better if the company isn't cheering for gays to be lynched or whatever. It's generally easier to hire for highly educated positions if you appear mildly woke, even if you do absolutely nothing to that end.
Calls to violence are explicitly not included in free speech.

The problem is actually the unevenness of policies.

An example that annoyed me recently: the video ad for /JeremysRazors is hidden behind a "potentially sensitive content" warning (it's not), but Twitter search "razors" and be prepared to see (without any warning) disgusting images of people cutting themselves.

The Kremlin (and CCP) are verified and tweeting, whilst the BabylonBee (and Trump) are banned. Lunacy.
It’s the only terminal I use on macOS. It’s a really “gets out of your way” piece of software. And super closed source.
Ok then, I'll bite and I'll ask: how are Germans and Europeans in general going to heat the homes for the coming months? How is the industry going to remain operational?
These are both great! Especially Sonixd. Finamp appears to be missing a "recently added" section but I'm going to test drive it for a week or so anyway.
> Facebook, for better or for worse, is a really central piece of infrastructure for civic society all across the country nowdays — it's used to organize churches, meetup groups, neighborhood parties, restaurants, festivals, etc.

This may be true, but how many people in those church groups, meetup groups, etc are actually concerned about censorship? In my experience far more of them are worried about harassment- I know far more women who can't use social media because of their stalkers than I do people who were kicked out of social media for having bad opinions.
React and ReactNative in Clojure(Script) are amazing if you work in that area. Honestly, I'd never go back to a JS implementation. Reagent [1] provides a seamless interface for components, classes, hooks, etc. and ShadowCljs [2] is a fantastic build tool for the ecosystem. Re-frame [3] is a popular framework in this space.

[1] https://reagent-project.github.io/

[2] https://github.com/thheller/shadow-cljs

[3] https://github.com/day8/re-frame
Yes, we're very much taking a distributed, multi-threaded approach, but at the same time, the distributed parts are still local to the user.
I am so confused about the purpose of a "peer dependency" in the first place then.