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React with create-react-app [0] and Netlify for deployment, github as git repo.
This way you can have a hello world app that has a full CI pipeline in ~30 mins.

[0] https://reactjs.org/docs/create-a-new-react-app.html#create-...
You moved the goalposts across the planet. Manhattan is an island. You can walk or bike across almost every bridge free of charge. If you want to drive into the city you’ll have to pay a one way bridge toll. It’s not a fee per person per day, it’s a one way fee to cross an expensive bridge or tunnel.

On the tolling it actually hasn’t happened yet and it’s only applicable south of 60th. Free to drive anywhere in NYC at no additional cost except for the dense traffic riddled area of lower Manhattan.

You could also fly directly into NYC and move about by the magic of walking. It’s free. Unfortunately, airfare is also not free and so based on your logic NYC has an airfare surcharge.

I recently took a train from Rome to Tuscany. I was outraged that Tuscany charged me a train fee to enter the area.
Yep, but that does not turn grey into green.

This is just politics redacting facts... because they want the votes.

These "neo-green policits" could perfectly say "we are green but we acknowledge but we need grey energy for a while". They chose redefining language, as always.

(Cf. Victor Klemperer, "The language of the third reich" and also, as always, Orwell... "good is bad, bad is good" and "the past can be changed").
And you make sure the player never, ever, has access to the internet, in case it downloads a licence update for the game that revokes your use of it.
Around 10 years ago there was quite a lot of fuzz about geothermal heating for newly built houses in southern Germany. That slowed down after some towns experienced movement below the settlement because formerly water-proof sediments had been breached. Ground water was able to move in places it could not move before and that lead to movement of the ground below the settlement. And most houses are not build to move around.
i dont mind the energy spent on a day to day basis because i already have a 5.5kwh solar off grid array. i generate around 30 kwh during a good summer month and a fraction during winters but it gets offset from the grid also.

the grand scheme as i wrote above does not seem cost effective only because of the heat pump. if it were cheaper, i would definitely buy it because radiators/solar water/solar panels are low/no maintenance while heat pump does have it.
Taking into account the technical limitations, couldn't SU simply link to/open the site in a new tab?
First commercial sand battery begins energy storage in Finland
Ask HN: Apple Developer Enterprise Program renewals not being processed in time?
Are anyone else experiencing issues with Apple Developer Enterprise Program renewals not being processed in time?

This morning we opened up roughly ~400 stores with iPad POS apps that couldn't be started nor updated due to a delay in the processing of renewals for Apple Developer Enterprise Program. We have a external partner who is caught in the same sitation.

We've been in contact with Apple who tells us that they will give us an update latest next week.

Are we just unlucky or is this a bigger issue than I think?
De-nuclearization of other European countries is a long-held goal of the German environmentalist movement and the Green party. It's understandable that France doesn't want to go with that, as they don't want to be forced down the same ruinous path we're currently on here in Germany. And honestly, good for them.

It's just sad to see how little actual science is respected in Germany. I did my PhD at the French nuclear energy agency and my French colleagues would always be puzzled when I talked about German energy policies and our anti-nuclear sentiment. But here in Germany the Green party will probably never reverse it's stance on nuclear energy, as their rise to popularity was strongly fueled by the anti-nuclear movement from the 80s and it's the one thing they can't abandon without losing a large number of followers.

I partially blame the highly ideological stance on the way people rise to power in politics and administration in Germany. In France, top positions in the administration are usually filled by people that are technically excellent and have gone through the system of grandes écoles (ENS, ENA, X, ...), whereas in Germany most people rise through social engineering and party politics and most top positions in the administration are filled by people with law degrees that don't have a clue about technology. In my opinion that's also a reason why we completely fail in everything regarding digitalization, lawyers are simply not good technical problem solvers.
I wouldn't recommend naming your function with a suffix that relates to a model.
You are better off doing:

def generate_payload(crust, sauce, cheese, toppings):
If complaining and asking for a refund doesn't yield a result, you will have a very hard time finding a lawyer to get this through the courts, given the rather marginal value of the content that you "purchased".
It’s not stealing, it’s in the contract. That’s why I only Torrent
"It's the first such flag-raise I've seen."

I was dripping with disdain and sarcasm as I clicked "reply" but I actually want to engage you and have you seriously consider the history of oil and gas exploration and extraction.

This may, in fact, be a first for a US tech company ... but not in any way whatsoever a first for a business interest or corporation, etc.

This is also a very tame, roundabout and implied flag-raise - as opposed to "... summary execution, crimes against humanity, torture, inhumane treatment and arbitrary arrest and detention ...":

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ken_Saro-Wiwa#Family_lawsuits_...
Only experience teaches you where to apply DRY and where not to.

Sometimes just because something looks the same or is similar does not mean it’s the same. Applying DRY just because it looks the same can have the unwanted consequence of changing in 1 place changing in another too when that’s not the desired affect. Then you add another parameter and conditional logic just because you don’t want 2 similar looking things.
Similarly, since a couple of weeks ago Starlabs Systems offer their Starbook with Ryzen 7 5800U:

https://starlabs.systems/blogs/news/the-starbook-now-comes-w...
On the US layout it says "Agotado", which means they have run out of them.

BTW, almost no one in US may like those layouts, but for each of the speakers of those languages they are quite important.
Civilized people have decided that the costs of war are too high (which is why the US was leaving, it turns out); dismissing clear and unforced errors as "the cost of doing business" is a diffusion of responsibility and obscures causal relationships with a handwave.

Individual people made unforced decisions to slaughter children that day, and other individual people made decisions to cover it up and protect those who made the first error. The New York Times then blew the lid off of it and made the efforts of the second group ineffective.

In my own personal opinion, all of the people in this criminal conspiracy should suffer the absolute maximum penalties allowed by law for conspiracy to commit premeditated mass murder. This is not just "the costs of war"; there was no threat whatsoever. The costs of war also do not justify post hoc deceit to cover one's ass.

Apologism does not fix the problem.
I don't object to using gas over coal, I object to calling it green.

We're in trouble when 100% green energy is not enough.
I do this for internal science stuff at my work. The scientists love it. Simple and fast.
There is no reason to favour investments in gas. This is a political compromise to placate Germany that drove itself into a corner by not wanting to hear about nuclear for ideological reasons.
Crystal Lang 1.5.0 Released
You need to see the laptop page and scroll down to get a Keyboard section. Now you can select en-US https://slimbook.es/en/store/slimbook-kde/kde-slimbook-16-co... I think folks outside the EU zone need to pay customs duty on imports. So, if you are in the US, go for System 76 (AMD/Intel), HP Dev One (AMD), or Dell Dev Edition XPS (Intel).
I really would love to be proven wrong to be honest.
Tried Pinegrow(and similar UI tools), didnt like it. They expect you to still know all the low level details, at which point you might as well write straigth css
Well if Trump or his followers get the top seat again, Ukraine, and with it half of Europe is fucked. He was pretty clear about that.

With this, steep decline in US power projection is inevitable, I mean you can't lose half a billion big rich western population almost 100% aligned with your values.
I recently took a similar approach for a couple of simple websites (https://abyteofcoding.com/survey/ and https://crosspromote.io), and found that surprisingly people don't really care that much. It's still very annoying to deal with responsive stuff (changing design based on screen size) though.
Boris Johnson to resign as UK prime minister
Yep, VIM mode in Sublime Text, VS Code.

In VSCode extension, the VIM marks that opens a file has never worked for me.

As well, the ability to go back to the last edit in any recent files with `'.` doesn't work.

Other than that it does all I want.
not so surprised pikachu face https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Systemd-...

Good job Lennart destroying Linux from inside.
Will this actually help lower the numbers of tourists or is it just a cash grab?

I live in slovenia (neighbouring country), and venice, to me, is just one of those cities, lost to tourism... the number of locals is slowly going towards zero, and basically all of the cities infrastructure is going towards tourism.

We have a few cities going that way too, eg Piran or Kranjska Gora, where it's impossible to live in (since housing prices are way too high due to airbnb investments), the restaurants are pretty much all the same, catering tourists, prices are expensive, and there are very few stores with stuff locals actually need. Charging people a few euros to enter would still mean cities overcrowded with tourism (but a bit more expensive now), and still unlivable for locals.

Sadly, the same is happening to the city center of Ljubljana, where everything is slowly turning towards the tourists, and coming to ljubljana is pretty much the same as coming to Prague, Bratislava, etc... a few unique landmarks, and generic touristy restaurants, boat rides and expensive made-in-china souvenirs. ...and too expensive housing for locals, hard to find a general food store, noise pollution, etc.
How do you manage memory on the backend? If you have single spreadsheets taking up GBs it can add up pretty fast. What are your thoughts on scaling this as the business grows?
https://slimbook.es/en/us

Good callout. The about page says they are based in Spain + the prices are in Euros.
Another thing to consider is that fewer than 4% of human beings live in the US or are USians. If the US is to establish military superiority in space, this would be, by definition, a plutocracy established over all of Earth.

I'm not sure the other 96%+ of us humans are really interested in that outcome?
They don't "operate at the same level as nation states", protecting against state actors isn't the only thing in that level, unless you mean cyber-security only. Abstracting this to anything "nation-state level entity" is the crux of your argument.
> it’s definitely completely understandable why we need laws to protect consumers.

Do we really? Rutracker has everything that was mentioned as removed. And much more. These “consumer protecting” laws are actually a patch on business protecting laws, increasing a bit their survivability.
Yes, and that software requires some esoteric proprietary OS that I've banned from all of my memory. :D
The issue here wasn’t that Facebook didn’t have resources for a basic translation tool (able to translate open death threats) but that Burmese had inconsistent encoding. That delayed the translation effort.

https://www.localizationlab.org/blog/2019/3/25/burmese-font-...
Yeah, part of the issue is that historically we were wildly over-saturated with pubs due to the drinking culture, and as that's changed (along with the related issue of taxes on alcohol having increased a lot) there's just far less demand for somewhere to drink. My parents used to occasionally visit a village near them in Essex famous for having a dozen pubs along the tiny high street... crazy.

This is the country that upon being introduced to spirits for the first time promptly went into an alcoholic frenzy where people drunk themselves to death in large numbers. It is strange that England is the only country I can think of without any national spirits of its own though...
It's an option for newcomers, and IMHP way better than just sticking with VSCode without even trying Vim because it's too hard to use or setup.
Cut completely gas out of the equation, you'll get coal instead and/or social uprising at the continent level.

Unless you can favor fast nuclear reinstallment.

The energy crisis we're facing for the coming century is ... not good.
This should be the top answer. Simple Css libraries (I use MVP.css) that just work with no hassle is the way to go
The capital riot caused deaths, “leftist parades” there did not
How would you feel about being the one that has to teach your children a language that will hinder their prospects instead of one that will help them succeed, just so that the speakers of the bigger language feel good about themselves that they are good people or something?
Because it's a laptop built in co-operation with the KDE Project. It's mean to give KDE developers a "showcase" laptop platform. From the original Slimbook 1 release:

The KDE Slimbook allows KDE to offer our users a laptop which has been tested directly by KDE developers, on the exact same hardware and software configuration that the users get, and where any potential hardware-related issues have already been ironed out before a new version of our software is shipped to them.

https://dot.kde.org/2017/01/26/kde-and-slimbook-release-lapt...
The people that usually are puzzled about this approach, also avoid any of the arguments on why people don't want nuclear facilities as the basis of their energy infrastructure.

Framing it as some closed minded ideological stance, and that Germany wouldn't be in a position to understand the pros and cons to nuclear technology, just looks to dismiss those that might have actual rationales for running their countries differently.
OP mentioned they are backend developers-- and you are asking them to do a whole frontend setup? Your answer is a bit like "Oh just recompile the Linux kernel if you want feature X, its so easy LOL"
This is why I made a playlist with music that has ZERO singing/vocals, only rustic sounds: https://open.spotify.com/embed/playlist/75DHV3ljSZdGdxzDbbYj...
you dont
you mock the function that have the regex with a fixed behavior and check the actual logic inside the wrapper function
The model for media already transitioned from the consumer owning the content (CDs, DVDs,...) to the consumer having a permission to consume the content.
The industry deliberately drove this transition so they can earn from each consumption and break the reselling-market.

The fact that they also wanted to DIRECTLY replace the CD/DVD by showing a "Buy Movie" button, but actually using the same licensing model, the same infrastructure and the same utterly careless approach on content-management:

For this we don't need a new economic model. The industry WANTED this model, and executed it without the connected responsibilities.

A court should have already found this practice to be illegal years ago, either the careless handling of sold property, or the explicitly misleading sales of VOD with the claim that the customer will actually OWN a copy of the content.

I don't see a technical problem that if the content I purchased at some point is no longer economic for the seller to host on his platform, that he is required to allow me to download it or send me a USB-stick with the content...
I use Fastmail + Thunderbird and like it quite a lot :)

Quite dislike the gmail UX, esp. regards t threads and composing new email :(
Judging from all the youngsters at work a ton of them barely drink at all, let alone do anything beyond that apart from - maybe - the odd joint. They're all much less hedonistic than the older folks.
But with "add" I'm explicitly calling a function.

> There's no reason for the name "+" to be anymore special than "add"

This is debatable. I want "+" to do just an addition.

Also a function "add", depending on the context, can mean different things.
how can they do? everyone give their kid cellphone or iPad now, even they try to control this in early stages, if kids are different to other kids in school, they will bad and try to change themselves. finally, if someone upload videos that design to murder kids, it just will happen.
If there was a bounty I would do it
No, what most people mean when they say "in production" is "in a real project" in the sense that it is or will be published and used.

Most companies have things that run "in dev", "in staging", "in CI", and "in production". These map directly to some tools - for example, React has "development" and "production" modes. When someone says a server or a database or a tool is used "in production" they're usually referring to the live environment that users access. Most people use tools like Webpack locally to run code when they're doing dev work, and in CI to build things. If someone said to me "We're running Webpack in production" then I would have questions.

If you use "in production" to mean "anywhere in a project", then how do you differentiate between a staging environment and a production environment? Do you talk about "the staging environment that's in production"? That would be confusing...
levels.fyi, for one. Someone as notable as him would be L66+ easily, I feel.

Maybe not 500k, but is 400k that far off?
Is your claim still true when air filters are installed in the chimney?
this is equivalent to “not all men” type of argument

also bosses will never be truly aligned with workers unless it’s from power workers have taken. a wage doesn’t provide the class mobility that ownership and exploitation does.
Because as it was presented it solved the wrong problem: "how to prove you purchased the movie". But the problem is: the vendor doesn't dispute your purchase, but they define that purchase as being of an arbitarily revocable access right. So your NFT proves for all time that you own the equivalent of a broken link - how exactly does this help?
Not all the time. When the similar code mixes types and the common codepaths are sprinkled multiple times over it you can either have the code there twice, or have an overcomplicated templated common function.

In these cases factorizing may or may not be a good idea.
The perfect playlist with music for programming or thinking, NO VOCALS
A small observation: I searched "How to implement trie" it showed me some code examples of specific things that can be done with Trie (such as search) but all of them were in Python language.Is that because your training set? Also when I slightly change the question "How to implement btree" I do not get really any code result. Simple observations. Maybe helpful for you.

Congrats on the Launch!
Elop did 4 years at Nokia, but he was much better at his job.
> If the distributor isn't distributing, then there's no legal way to get it.

Many countries already require that a copy of every book published has to be send to the national library:

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legal_deposit

Just extend that to digital media.

> It changes exactly nothing about the situation.

NFT provide you with a transferable proof of ownership. That's a pretty ginormous piece of the puzzle that is missing right now when it comes to digital content. How to download a copy is quite a trivial problem by comparison.
Is there some hardware limitation of AMD Ryzen laptop processors that prevents a high-res display?

Every time I see one of these laptops (like the recent HP linux laptop, etc), I think they look really interesting except that I wish they had a higher res display - I've not seen any Ryzen laptop with what I'd call a premium display - something high DPI.
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I don't think you understood my post. I am not proposing a way to replicate PlayStation store with NFTs - and restrict access to the media files based on who purchases the NFT. I am proposing a new model that does not rely on limiting access in order to fund the production of artistic media.

I suggest you read the two posts in full that I linked, as it might make this a little clearer.
I appreciate this effort, even as GNOME-User and while I prefer smaller ThinkPads (13').
Outside, blowing inwards, of course...
Are there online corpora, like Wikipedia, that could be used to train the models? Are those under a permissive enough license to be used for model training?

If there are spoken, with enough budget, a library of voices could be recorded. I think you’d prefer that collection to be gathered and maintained by a non-profit rather than Meta.
> This is not really the universal truth that you think it is.

All of those examples are about prerequisites, though. You learned to use manual transmission in a car with a manual transmission, not in a car with an automatic transmission. You learned to drive a car in a car, not on the back of a horse. The person who learned Assembly learned it by doing Assembly. Etc.

> They are using the "real" Vim.

They are shielding themselves from "real" Vim.

> You being weirdly gatekeepy about this doesn't change the fact that they're using the same application that you are, except they loaded a config different from yours.

The config they use not only hides Vim behind dozens of plugins but also adds a few new concepts to the mix that they are forced to learn _on top_ of Vim's ones. What a waste.

> kind of their prerogative

Kind of mine to suggest a different path.
Also, framing it as if Germany policy had not been also ... "influenced" by Russia's long-term strategy would be quite naive.
I program in both C++ and Python every day and I'm fluent in both. I would prefer 10000 lines template instantiation backtraces every time to the average python error message.

Clang and GCC error messages have come a loooong way in the last 10 years or so and their quality is impressive.

To be fair, I'm currently stuck at python 3.6 ATM and I hear that python has also improved a lot since.
Sorry for unsolicited continuation of the thread, bu I was just typing a comment into StackOverflow box, and zoomed the page a bit (with pinch zoom). Page now shifts itself to the bottom and right on every keypress.

Can't imagine seeing weird stuff like that on any desktop app, and yet, for the web apps bugs like this are just normal. We blame developers ("..didn't use this media query api properly..") and ourselves ("oh, it's because the zoom.."), but that the crux of the problem – you have to spend time and efforts to stop these leaking bugs from foundation layer.
Which of these comes with a 4K display?
Will Asteroid 2022 NF Impact Earth?
Current location: https://theskylive.com/2022nf-info

"...A small asteroid the size of a bus will make an extremely close approach to Earth on Thursday (July 7), passing within just 56,000 miles (90,000 kilometers) — or about 23% of the average distance between Earth and the moon. And just a few days ago, no one knew it was coming..."

https://www.livescience.com/sneaky-asteroid-2022-nf-flyby