skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The existence of features like Box::leak() doesn't compromise Rust's memory safety which is why that's not marked unsafe. The reference counted and garbage collected languages likewise can leak, and if Box::leak() didn't exist, people would just roll their own by the same means.

It's not even as though their hand-rolled mechanism would be syntactically heavier, you can't thing.leak() because leak intentionally isn't a method, it's just an associated function on Box and so you will need to explicitly Box::leak(thing)

I don't think Hare's design is at all conducive to trying to retrofit a borrow checker, and so I would agree with you that it should not attempt such a thing.
More like 20 guys will have sex with 80 of the women, 80 guys will compete for the 20 least desirable girls.
This is unfortunate, because my experience has been that it's far more harmful than helpful when I'm working in stacks/techs that I am comfortable and experienced in- the ones I use professionally-, but extremely useful when I'm working in an unfamiliar language or stack as I often do for hobby projects.
This is a fun reminder that a MOSFET is useful as a transistor, a diode, and a capacitor.
Its not sharing your idea thats the problem, its sharing your data, implementation plan, research results, which features are getting traction, etc.
There must be at least some death certificates that say fall, because CDC WISQARS shows falls as the 2nd-most-common mechanism of unintentional death - after drug overdose, and before motor vehicle crash - with over 42000 in 2020.
He tweeted in response. Elon is the source, but he blocked me because I said that I can’t wait for him to die so I can’t link you.
This will be a really weird reply:

Could one survive via what effect is an enema of the fluid that is used in extreme diving suits (ala The Abyss) for fluidic oxygenation?

OK - I am going to take this to the extreme:

If one were to have a fluid oxygen enema, would their mobility be increased (long distance running) with even a gel cap suppository that will dissolve and release oxygen into the system?

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And on the conspiracy market: There was a child who (i believe from siberia/russia/somthing) who claimed to be from mars.

In his statements he said that the age of Humans is limited due to our bodies requirement for Oxygen; that Oxygen is the reason we age as fast as we do.

"we rust"

Sort of thing... It was really interesting to hear decades ago, but what is really interesting is the science that has been discovered since surrounding oxidation of biologics...
Shouldn't Copilot technically be FOSS since it trains on open source?
I wish more designers would learn how to more objectively assess whether their work will have positive or negative value. It's kind of like how the lesson that tic tac toe taches kids has nothing to do with the strategy of the game. The usual exercise-in-futility assignment for design students is to redesign a toaster or a ladder, but clearly there are a lot of them who don't really get the point.
Unfortunately I think if you haven’t internalized fitness as a thing you have to maintain all your life, your chances of suddenly become motivated late in life when your survival depends on fitness related activities are slim. Many people who break a hip simply lose the will to live much more. They don’t really take the rehab seriously, they don’t focus on prevention, they make half hearted efforts. Because they are not used to the pain that comes with exercise, they resist it. They simply shut down slowly until they pass away from whatever cause they become vulnerable to.
Super clickbait title - an archery store owner joked about 'target practice' and now the locals want to shoot all the drones down. Typical classist BS about 'those stupid hicks'...
Funeral directors hate this one weird trick...
When Online Shoppers Feel Cheated, It’s Time to Go to Crab Court
Even better: "Skeet shooting with a prize"
I'm gonna have to side with the locals on this one drone delivery seems more disruptive and potentially dangerous than the tiny benefits it might provide.
Russia just did.
> Unfortunately not all of us are on ruby...but everyone is on js.

This is such an interesting statement.
This is a great example of why documentation is important though. If that comment had documented why 75 had been removed and what the impact of that was you would know how to address this situation.

In fact, even the fact that the comment is now wrong tells you that the change was ill-considered and needs to be revisited.
The AMO aren't NOPs in the presence of any other bus master like DMA engines found on all but the cheapest microcontrollers.
And you can't compile iOS apps on Linux, and literally no one is angry about that fact. Apple is viewed as pro-FOSS (or at least less anti-FOSS than Microsoft). IDK, I'm having trouble finding answers to the original question here.
I am not at the dumb phone point yet, really just for the maps feature on smart phones. Even typing that out make me realize how pervasive technology is. I don't know how to navigate anywhere without my phone because I never had to learn because I could always rely on the voice in the phone to tell me. I am going out to buy a little table this weekend to keep my phone on in the entry way. Phone lives there when my kids and wife are awake. There is nothing happening online that wont be there after they are asleep. The internet is not going anywhere.
Let me guess, another ACME fan that like Rob Pike doesn't use anything fancy as editor, including syntax highlighting.

That crap allows for tooling that Go will never have thanks community culture.
> But training to balance on one leg doesn't mean that your 'balance' or 'fitness' overall improve.

I'm gunna need a citation on that one. Training you balance is likely to increase your overall balance. Like, by definition. If you can stand on one leg well, then you have the muscles and the equilibrium to balance yourself. Therefore you are less likely to fall.
>decided to try to approach women on the street

Yeah no. Creepiest advice in the whole thread. idk where you live but this is the easiest way to get cop called on.
The OP doesn't need to file bug reports. The experience report is its own thing of value. I've had people write experience reports about software I've written many times. You know what doesn't happen though? I don't accuse them of bad faith. And I don't cry about them not filing issues as if that's some moral necessity.

The irony of you picking apart the OP's wording as not being exactly correct is just too much. There's the projection I was talking about. :-)

> Multiple times in the review, the OP mentions "we", as if he is part of a team. Who is "we"? Unknown.

On the off chance that you just aren't aware of the idiom, it's common to say "we" as in "me and you, the reader."

Search for "we" in one of my pieces of writing, for example: https://blog.burntsushi.net/csv/

There's nothing nefarious about it. See also: https://academia.stackexchange.com/questions/5500/use-of-fir...
Nope, have had the same experience as you and am of a similar opinion!
Product Backlog Building Canvas
The interesting aspect is not having a language-specific package manager.
The exception that proves the rule with Apple:

https://appleinsider.com/articles/12/09/28/apple-ceo-tim-coo...
I've played with it a little bit:

Copilot did pretty poorly when I tried using it with Julia- it kept suggesting Python code. I suspect it would do something similar in Elixir.

I'm also a vim person who doesn't want to use VS code, but I've gotten more than enough value to get into my first IDE (with vim keybindings). A lot of tedious C++ code is getting correctly auto-generated.
Once you get below a certain level of success for popular music, you'll find that 75% of the audience is musicians
On the one hand, This is another clever pricing scam. Which Microsoft wins either way.

Unless you want to pay for your IDE + Copilot with JetBrains, this will still benefit only Visual Studio Code, which Microsoft knows that you cannot beat free. So this a great resurgence of 'Embrace' with free developer tools.

On the other hand, Co-pilot is going to probably ruin the Leetcode, Hackerrank, Codility candidate as a candidate can Co-pilot the solution if not checked properly.
It may just be that we need to update our definition of what a Monopoly is.
I think the important bit here that maybe I didn't make clear is that, at least in the context of men flirting with women, sometimes women are kind and polite without actually being comfortable (social conditioning), which many men incorrectly take as a sign of interest.

I agree that if you're charming and fun, flirting with strangers is pretty straightforward, and I especially agree with the point about getting to know people over a longer period of time before trying to gauge potential interest. Worst case, you get a cute friend!
It isn't that simple, of course. A lot of Techy democrats still like him (but then so do just as many techy Democrats hate him). Many Republicans outside of business and tech fields have no idea who he is. I get the feeling that in the long run, his political affiliation is just not that important, like with most tech billionaires (perhaps BillG votes blue, but can anyone really say who Bezos votes for without doing a search on the web?).
The current system in the US was not created as a program to efficiently educate a modern workforce to maintain a modern economy , so it fails miserably

If anything, the problem with the US education system is that it was designed to do that, and does it well.

Low-income public schools have metal detectors and a significant police presence. Show up a minute late to class (the bells were put there at the request of industrialists) and you'll lose points. They're treated like possible future criminals. High-income public schools have open campuses and forgiving attitudes toward late work and adolescent mischief, but still have lots of rules about when people can do what. Prep schools have guidance counselors that tell you exactly what you need to do, and who will start setting you up at 14, to get into whatever undergraduate college you choose--they train you to expect to be handed everything you want by society.

Whether it's by design or emergence, the system funnels people into socioeconomic strata that neatly correspond to the one they were born into. In the middle class, this means they get an education that is by-and-large competently delivered and that offers a little bit of autonomy but does not, in general, reward creativity.

The average middle school, with its stultifying rules, its emphasis on memorization and busywork, and its reward/punishment systems, is great training for the median industrial job. High school, with the culture of status-seeking and social pettiness, is great preparation for the white-collar corporate world. College trains people for the kind of job that would have been available to them fifty years ago; but in today's economy, all the decent opportunities are spoken-for.
The people who push the other direction also bring few or no metrics. I.e. there is often no reason to add <bag of features>, except a customer (who didn't buy the product yet) mentioned them as nice to have during initial sales talks.
Greenland now has a semi-autonomous status under the Danish monarch, so not part of Denmark. So it is similar to the former Dutch colonies in the Caribbean in that respect.

And there are also +45 minute time zones.

Not just India. Including one zone in Australia, and Newfoundland in Canada.

Here is a map: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/4/4b/So...

Look at it and tremble.
If they're like some consumer and commercial drones, they can be pre-programmed to complete a "mission" whether or not they're in contact with the controller. So line-of-sight, signal strength and interference doesn't matter much.

You pre-program a flight with GPS coordinates, and then just send the drone on its way.

Check out https://flylitchi.com and the "mission hub" ... that's what I use for DJI drones.
10000 x .9005 is 9,005.
10000 x .90005 is 9,000.5.

Meaning that the first filter left 5 particles vs the second filter leaving .5 particles.

A 10x difference.

The goal isn't to "play with numbers" but to understand why/if the relative effectiveness of a filter results in a substantive difference in air quality.

The data shows it does.
Can't wait for someone to integrate this into a shell. Does anyone know if such a project exists?
My whole adult life, I've ignored all laundry labels and just followed recommendations on the dial of the washer also, crucially, I've learned to assiduously avoid attempting to wash or dry any of my wife's clothes as that requires careful inspection of each item with dire consequences for each mistake.

Curious about those middle temperature settings. It seems like a lot of levels: 70C, 60C, 50C, 40C. What fabric would be fine at 40C, but 50C would be "too hot"?

I mean, I understand that some synthetics or wool would have a problem with extreme heat like 95C, and some might need to be at room temp for color to stay. But beyond that, isn't one "middle level" enough?
I think it makes total sense for client work and almost no sense for startups
An experiment to test if Bionic Reading helps you read faster
Hertz Makes First Settlement Offers to End False Arrest Debacle
If you happen to play with electronics, most circuits in the paper cannot be built at home realistically. Those circuits work best with MOSFETs built in silicon, with very precise tolerances.

For example the first circuit; the inverter; when Vin is low, the bottom NMOS is off, the top PMOS is on. And vice versa when Vin is at the high voltage suitable for the devices.

Statically this works pretty well. But the trouble appear during the transition of Vin between the two state.

Un the middle of the range both MOSFETs are likely conducting, effectively producing a dead short!

On silicon they will design both MOSFETs to control and reduce this effect as much as possible. If you attempt to reproduce this, you might be in for a magic smoke release moment.

I did manage to somewhat reproduce this without a constant meltdown with tiny discrete MOSFETs by using two tiny ones with the most complementary specifications as possible. The goal was to have them with the least amount of overlap in conduction with regard to their respective inputs.
Previously discussed at length here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27773157

> or assure the developer, that the inserted/suggested code is not a verbatim copy of existing code

No, it does not do that.

> How can developers be sure, that they are not violating licenses by using Copilot

There are no clear answers.
Most people that I know who make tea make it by heating water on the stovetop, and don't realize or don't care how much better an electric kettle could be; but of course you're right that coffee is much more popular than tea here, and perhaps that's why electric kettles aren't more well-known as superior for heating water.

I do not think it's because of 110V though! Even a 110V electric kettle is far faster than stovetop.
CEO and COO of Mindgeek (Pornhub, Youporn, redtube) resign
Sorry about that. I'll try to make that clearer. We have an FAQ item on teh bottom of the page.

The pricing is per project (per app). You pay $250, and you get one year of updates and then use it forever.

The license is a Perpetual Fallback License. When you stop paying for a subscription, you will still be able to keep and use the latest version of Avo at the point in time when the subscription ended but you will loose the ability to update to a newer version.

Regarding locking and doing transactions, it does not support that, but that's a very good idea and not that difficult to add in the near-future. Ideally to let the developer specify what kind of locking strategies to use.

I added this topic to keep track of.
https://github.com/avo-hq/avo/discussions/982
If these dating apps are used by a large group of women to date a comparatively tinier group of men, then it makes no sense for men to even bother unless they're part of that small group of men that gets all the attention.

Likewise, unless these women plan to date for the rest of their lives and never settle down, they can't all end up marrying that small group of men, so they will end up marrying "down".

Then the strategy becomes clear: ditch the dating apps and look to meet women who are ready to settle. Easier said than done, sure, but it sure looks like dating apps are useless to all but the top percentile of men, so why bother?
Just want to add that snowflake (imo) is better. You don’t have to suffer SQLite’s lack of data types and honestly snowflake is the best tool to work with messy data.

Just fyi you can set up a snowflake account with a minimum monthly fee of 25 bucks. It’ll be very hard to actually use 25 bucks if your data isn’t in 100s of GBs and you literally use as little compute as is needed so it’s perfect.
What California law would you be counting on to send someone to prison for in that situation? Best you could probably get would be vandalism, maybe public endangerment - neither of which would typically result in prison time.

Heck, in many parts of California, you won't be sent to prison for robbery...
Do people really boil clothes? Obviously that's not a thing in the US, but I could see it being useful for whites, perhaps.
I disagree that writings for all these audiences should be dumped into a single disorganized pile. If I'm looking for API docs I don't want to parse through your contrived how-to combined with a shallow tutorial combined with a long treatise on your principles, just give me the damn API docs. Writing with a specific audience in mind is vital to get good results.

That said, I'll agree that these should be interlinked. A tutorial that doesn't ever link to practical how to's is terrible, and please include references to theory in your api docs so I can gain a deeper understanding when the design doesn't make sense to me, etc etc. It's easier to write and read when you are assuming the audience of a particular work; you can switch roles when you click on a how-to article, but trying to inhabit all personas at once is exhausting and unproductive.
I will second this. I am a late-30s recently divorced man, that got back on the dating 'market' about a year and a half ago after nearly two decades into a frustrating sexless marriage. I have a history of shyness/social anxiety, am very nerdy, balding, and struggle with weight issues- I am probably average or below average realistically. Yet I had a great time on Tinder- I was able to have sex with different women several times a week, and also found women would cold approach me at restaurants and in public places once I sorted myself out (see below).

I am convinced the actual negative attitude that you can't get any interest is the major reason guys don't- this victim/complaining/entitled attitude is the most unattractive thing to women.

Here are some of the things I did that worked for me:

* Heavy strength/weight training 3-4x/week

* Take the time to carefully build a Tinder profile that shows me having fun doing things I like (outdoor activities) but dressed well, with great lighting, etc.

* Practice emotional vulnerability (read Mark Manson: Models), especially saying out loud to girls anything I was afraid to say, that I was worried would turn them off

* Make really solid eye contact with women when talking and listening to them, in an even borderline creepy way - make them look away first

* Stop trying to 'win approval' or entertain women but just try to have fun myself, and enjoy the conversations, and sex

* Drive a 20+ year old 'exotic' sports car that looks impressive but cost less than most people spend annually on a smartphone, maintain it myself

* Wear nice clothes, and develop my own unusual sense of style (shows confidence)

* Intermittent fasting to keep weight somewhat under control

* Have a lot of hobbies, friends, and activities that make it almost hard for interested women to schedule enough time with me- don't hang around them with nothing to do

* Be confident in sharing my desires and interests, especially sexually (see vulnerability above)

* Be willing to lower standards really low at first- have sex with whoever is interested, even if they are older or a bit overweight. As I built confidence and experience, I gradually was able to date more and more attractive women over time.

* Live in a major metropolitan area with a lot of dating options.

* Develop a mindset of abundance and self-esteem: realize the truth that I am the only guy these girls are likely to find that has my life together this well, and they are very lucky to get to go on a date with me despite my shortcomings

Ultimately, I didn't find casual sex very fulfilling but really enjoy sex itself, with someone I have feelings for. I ended up deciding to enter a long term relationship with a girl from Tinder, and we have sex at least once a day, and are always pushing the limits and trying new things sexually.
When do you want Apple iMovie for Linux? Or are we just picking on Microsoft here?
One of these links was a scam. Clicking the wrong one cost Helen $30k AUDs
I am excited to see more of these Frameworks on top of Frameworks happening. Folks interested in this may also want to check out Bullet Train [0]. They are also a Rails Framework/Framework. I believe they started out with a pricing model that was more expensive than this but have pivoted to open source.

I appreciate Bullet Train’s opinionated idea that APIs and webhooks should be part of any project and they have built it in. Anyhow, it’s worth checking out, in addition to Avo.

[0] https://bullettrain.co/
My JavaScript Is Faster Than Your Rust
> They don’t provide an analysis of the true cost of launching a 51% attack.

Andreas Antonopoulos has done this many times already.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ncPyMUfNyVM (one of my favorites and only a couple minutes long)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZTGmTjqXEU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N-La8gyNVCI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JDZVW4hri2g
Then you'd just have a drop, but true, there are three states - dry clean ok, dry clean bad, dry clean mandatory (where the first is do either, but that could be indicated with no symbol at all).
If a drone endangers my family or property, it's going to have an 'accident'. Simple as that.
Paul McCartney himself: https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=167778090799503

"I don't read music or write music, none of us do it in the Beatles. We did some good stuff though."

The 3 examples I listed are also probably the most well-known artists who have not studied theory, all 3 of them have said at various points in time that they can't read sheet music (and therefore definitely do not have a formal musical education). Funnily enough I _can_ read and play sheet music, and you do not see me drawing massive crowds..
The new icons are bad. There are small distinguishing details that are hard to notice at small sizes. The icons need to be more simple, concrete, and recognizable.
>Starlink sats do not have observational capabilities

Do you know that for a fact or do you believe that is true?
Only $10 a month to rack up dozens of license violations? What a deal.
You can also limit memory usage with Windows Sandbox.
>Standardization, even if the standard is poor, is much better in this case than no standard.

Have you heard of Coreboot? UEFI isn't the only game in town but it happens to be the only game that boots modern Microsoft products. MS is a technological burden that needs to go away.
I tried GHCP but found it overall unhelpful and kind of stressful to use, because of potential bugs I might overlook and "import" into my project.

Definitely does not seem worth paying for me to end up more stressed out, haha.