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No macros. This is one spot where Rust is better than C. (Though it is too limiting for my taste.)

Instead, I use ThreadSanitizer and add locks where I may not even need them. Then I may remove some, or change them to different synchronization primitives, and between every change, run TSan several hundred of thousands of times to tease out any race conditions. It's my way of fuzzing for race conditions.
but the perception is already that gpu used in mining are tough to sell as buyers know most of the GPUs bought in the past few years were most likely to have been used in mining.

seeing more and more people just waiting out to buy the newer cards so it seems like the price needs to come down a lot more to convince people to buy a gpu used in mining.

just my two cents based on observing reddit threads
The best part of Clerky is their support team, makes our life as first time founders so much easier! Super happy customers, thank you for building something so awesome.
I think you're right about needing both the language part and the mainframe knowledge. When I worked in an enterprise with a heavy mainframe presence, the COBOL was divided into 2 parts: online (3270 and CICS) and nightly batch. All of it was on z/OS (formerly MVS) and largely made use of DB2 and some VSAM. To do anything useful in z/OS you need to be comfortable with JCL (Job Control Language) and it's fairly archaic. Traditional z/OS views files as 'datasets' on secondary storage. There are catalogued and uncatalogued datasets. In old-school MVS, when you create a dataset you have to pre-allocate it by specifying low-level storage slices like number of disk cylinders. This is the perspective of the traditional CKD/ECKD storage. It's probably been smoothed over somewhat over time, but I'd expect there to still be a great many archaic things to wrestle.
Hiding performance compromises for the sake of cost savings in the most difficult to determine/understand way for laymen.
Ah yeah, of course she could have just been murdered by the enemies she acquired naturally as an 8 year old.
I didn't say that at all. You are referencing other thinkers (if they can be called that based on their poor intellectual rigor) I couldn't care less about and incorrectly reinterpreting the point I made. I think you are pattern matching on the wrong pattern. Mine is a simple enough self originated position that it can be argued about it situ. Classifying it incorrectly as nihilism and then saying "here are books refuting nihilism" isn't a sufficiently interesting or engaged response to warrant attention.

My point is that there is real hope, and if there is hope than progress is real.

We live in a time of unprecedented exponential increase in both our quality of life and our ability to fundementally interrogate reality, I am confident that we have a good chance of cracking fundemental truths in the near future (maybe in my lifetime, maybe in the next 1k years.)

Far from saying "do what thou wilt", I would say, pursue peace, love, joy, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness & gentleness be kind to others and invest in as much tech development and other positive human interactions as possible. I think we can crack this if we don't wreck ourselves with hating our fellow man or pruning trees of humanities intellectual exploration for arbitrary reasons.

I have found among certain reformed and orthodox thinkers (though not all, many are very joyful) that they actually are nihilistic in spirit and thought but they avoid confronting this truth about themselves by just kicking the can down the road to the concept God, these types of theists often see nihilism everywhere as a result of it being the real underpinning of their position, and they often sigh and say things like "Lord come quickly" because they have in actuality given up and embraced oblivion and hope for death and "the next life".
agree with all that! But I think there's also a cultural component, where the folks who, e.g., designed the second avenue subway come from a different background than you or I, and ux testing just isn't part of their suite of "highly mentally available tools," so to speak. So for those of us who don't actually work in civil engineering, I'm wondering what we could do to promote the user journey mindset.
The number of people who have sent me this exact meme for daring to offer an alternative is quite illuminating of why it's so hard to make progress. Not picking on you, but dogmatic thinking is why OPs article even exists.

Don't substitute memes for thinking. Evaluate what I've built on its actual merits.
What do you mean by this? You can't precompute all possible colliding blocks.
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Fun fact, your life has a monetary value. So does an 8-year old child. So does each and every body part. This is how insurance companies work.

If your child is killed, even in the most horrifically tragic of circumstances, you might think you're morally entitled to everything the killers have and more, but under any civilized legal system in the world, you aren't.

You might get a few hundred-thousand dollars, maybe even millions. But you're not getting 50 million, or even 10 million. Blood money is a thing, it has never ceased to be a thing, and it's arguable that no system of government could function if it wasn't a thing. If every life is priceless then entitlements would rack up to impossible levels really quickly, there's a great deal of tragedy and brutality in the world that would overwhelm such a system, well beyond the tiny fraction that makes any part of the news.

This is a long winded way of saying: assassinating an 8 year old girl should lead to various corrections, and generally shouldn't happen, but the CIA as a whole is worth more than one life.
But then they'll also create a 4070 here. And then a 4070 ti, and 4080 ti, and then.... But that's another complaint. The 4080 is a different problem entirely - not enough names. Somehow they have too many names but also not enough so they can only differentiate via GB.
> I frequently set my karma afire when I suggest

Finally, at least a bit of variation on the old "I know I'll get downvoted for this unpopular opinion, but" :)
I think you do, but the point is to have a society where on average we're all under the limit. In such a society we would ideally have stopped throwing away usable items that were energy-intensive to make.
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> Cheaters are serial cheaters, and they will deny deny deny

Please cite research on that.

> There is a reason why sports and just about everything else employs zero-tolerance policies.

The sport doesn't employ zero-tolerance. The verdicts issued by WADA for cheating (doping) in sports are usually a suspension for ~1-6 years (out of the top of my head).

For some e-sports (e.g. ESIC and CS:GO), the verdicts are similar: a few months to maybe 2-3 years suspension from official tournaments.
This is true of any law, there isn't actually anything except common agreement that constitutions should be treated more seriously giving them extra status, and there isn't anything but the consent of (enough) people giving laws any power: nobody is ever forced to follow any law, they are simply punished if they don't.

However, once you decide to stay within the law it is indeed possible to have EU treaties stand above the constitution. In situations where you've added bits in your constitution that the EU treaty has priority, acting like this isn't true is simply breaking the law.
The German version still says

> Ab XXX,XX $
> Verfügbar ab Monat XX.

So I believe it'll get removed soon again.
> he's stuck there with nowhere else to go except prison in the US,

Meanwhile Chelsea Manning is walking the streets of the US as a free person. Why do people pretend that Snowden's only option was and is to live in Russia, a country that is diametrically opposed to everything he ostensibly stands for?
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> I haven’t tried Solid, but Svelte has already paid considerable dividends for our team. Frontend feature development pace is faster, the code is generally leaner, and the developers love working with it.

Is that just down to Svelte, though? Or is it the greenfield effect? Projects always fly quickly at first, when the code is fresh and unconstrained, and you're building the basics.

My concern would be when things get complicated and you have to debug Svelte's binding magic - and I have very bad memories doing that in Angular and Knockout.
Quick note since it wasn't totally clear from the sibling comments that this is totally wrong. The cited document is describing a completely different kind of "deduction" for a completely different reason and has nothing at all to do with the ability to "deduct" business costs from profits. The underlying principle is that only profits from business activity are taxable, not gross income.

In case anyone is wondering, the cited document discusses _unreimbursed_ _employee_ expenses. This means something like: you used your guest room as an office to perform remote work for your employer, and they didn't give you any rent for that space. In some times past you could actually pay less tax by declaring that you had rented your guest room to your employer but they hadn't paid you the rent, and so that's now a loss to you upon which you don't pay tax. This document says "nope, you can't do that any more".
Your phrasing doesn't make sense. Whether you "want" ultimate device control or not is irrelevant because you can't have it. The relevant thing is that Apple retains ultimate control, you never have it, and Apple uses that control to extract rent. My original phrasing is correct and doesn't need to be changed.

BTW I forgot to mention that the "Chromium for iOS" that you linked to is not a "non-Safari browser". It is the same Safari-wrapper version of Chromium that you can already get from the App Store. The "popular belief" is correct. There is currently no port of any alternative browser engine for iOS. Why would anyone bother to maintain an iOS port for software that can't be practically distributed?
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I'll ask again, my country (USA) has killed millions of innocent people since 1991. If we're keeping tally, that's a whole lot more than the modern Russian state in the same time period.

Should Americans (including me) collectively be punished for this (of those of us like me who were actively against it)?
Totally agree. I think the premise of maintaining quality of life while dramatically reducing energy consumption won't bear out.

There is no successful path to stopping global warming that dramatically drives up energy cost or reduces quality of life. Plentiful zero carbon energy is the path forward.
Hm. "Install nix. --disable-shadow". musl.
Better run an old distribution.
Anyone knows where can i find 386, 486 era computers besides ebay ?
Guess A6000 is in the middle of those two options, comes with 48GB of memory. Not so cheap if you're just using it for gaming, but if you're using your GPU for professional work, could be worth the price.
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Yep, it always the people. But there is no easy objective measure of who is really insane, you or the rest. Check my profile and the link on it, and get back to me if needed.
Salut Marmelab

The best way we found is a custom useForm hook (simple to code, using useState's):

const { submit, getProps, isLoading, error } = useForm({ onSubmit: cb, initialValue: {} /*optional*/ });

return (
<form submit={submit}>
<input {...getProps('firstName')} />

very flexible, you can use other wrappers than form or input

react-query is another super useful lib, you could use useMutation() for implementing useForm actually
> Who cares about it's recent political pivoting?

People who vote for them.

You have zero evidence that the regiment follows a neonazi agenda. Neither does the National Guard, the Army, nor the government. Not to mention that Azov itself is multiethnic.

Russians on the other hand have filtration camps and TV hosts on government channels call for nuclear war, ethnic cleansing and destruction of the Ukrainian national identity. Thank god they have nice logos though, otherwise they'd seem like Nazis! /s

> Beg your pardon? You were the one to bring up the topic of ethnicity, not me.

I didn't make any ethnic assertions. You started the "brothers slavs" trope.

> And specifically, what symbols so commonly associated...

Again, "symbol scary". Azov has no stated political goals against any minority / groups of population. AfD has. FN has. UKIP has.

> Duke Nukem had a reboot and an aniversary edition a few years ago...

Are they as popular as the original then?

> Is this a verifiable claim?

Ask a russian.
> They're powered by the ultra-efficient NVIDIA Ada Lovelace architecture

Why is this megacorp using this famous person's name for marketing? Does the 40XX series have anything to do with Ada Lovelace at all?

(Yes I know Ada Lovelace passed away a long time ago so the name is probably free to use without paying her estate.)
Compared to the 3090, the 4090 has about 60% more CUDA cores (16k vs 10k), runs at ~2.2GHz (up from 1.4GHz) and eats about an extra 100W of power.

Over the last couple weeks, it's been possible to get 3090's on sale for juuuust under $1k (I picked one up after watching the prices come down from like $3k over the last couple years). The 4090 is priced at $1500... (and for me at least would require a new power supply.)
Ahh nice! I'm in need of a new spaceheater.
Step 1 might be for "web3" proponents to stop publishing visions of the future that sound like grim dystopias. When you have game company executives mocking the idea of "play to have fun" and NFT owners pushing for browser extensions that would make copy/paste illegal without permission from the blockchain what is the expected reaction? Should I be excited for a world of all-pervasive DRM and "games" that feel like working a second job?
They are massively different, from the lighting, to the framing, to the aspect ratio, to the emotion Biden is displaying.

You're just a troll.
Adding to the article, here is a video of a woman that befriends some wild wolves. [1] This is probably not safe to try.

[1] - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AyZNLOHPk2E
It's different. This poster seethes with anger, hate and bigotry towards Russians in his posts.
Only works for post paid plans.
And one cannot appeal a case from the court of a member state to the CJEU. Member states' courts can (in some cases must) refer specific questions of law, but that is not an appeal by any party to the dispute.
I don't know why they couldn't put a friendly version of that message on the landing page.
Cloudflare is a regular problem for Starlink users. We're on CGNAT so users share IPv4 addresses. I see CAPTCHAs when using Starlink ten times as often as on my other ISP. I don't think it actually breaks things the way this article describes, it seems like a gentler behavior, but it's annoying.

A few months ago I got on Akamai's naughty list (with my other ISP) for some very light automated website downloading. That was a straight block with HTTP errors and I had to use a proxy to access the Web. It cleared up after a few days.

The lack of any user feedback or support for this situation is really annoying. Reminds you how much power the CDNs have. It'd be really bad if loading websites got as difficult as sending email through all the layers of spam filtering.
But hooks need to be named "useX" and have restrictions on where to be called (that a program detects). While they are of js clearly they are not "normal" js functions either.

While I use hooks without problem, I also feel like it is an invented mini-language with a lot of extra quirks. Maybe the problem is js does not map elegantly to some of these functional concepts without a good type system.
Use qemu, -cpu 486, -vga cirrus, -soundhw sb16
Nah, it's fine. I'm posting my own opinion. I'm a nobody leaf node in the corporate hierarchy in an inconsequential project. I'm not tribal. I have no special insider insight into...anything really. I can list off 1,000 things I hate about google if you'd like. If I was trying to hide anything, I wouldn't have this username.
That specs make it seem like these wouldn't be quite worth it at launch.

Ampere specs: https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/graphics-cards/compare/

This looks like a smaller bump than Ampere. 3090 seems cheaper and better than 4080. As people have pointed out, what I'd really like is more / upgradeable RAM. NVidia is trying to not compete with their higher-end cards, but ML tools are increasingly consumer.
> For instance, people use peach emoji since there isn't one for butt, eggplant since there's no penis, etc.

Personally I think there should be, actually. There's all these other body parts but these are left out. Emoji is almost becoming a language and the good thing is that everyone can understand them, regardless of language. For example I could imagine these could be very useful in an international medical setting. Or for sexting, obviously, we can pretend that's not a thing but that's a bit too Victorian for me.

Of course they're not appropriate in some settings but so are many words.
YC founders aren't just inspired by one another. They also help one another. That's the happiest thing I've learned about startup founders: how generous they can be in helping one another.

This goes both ways. A few years ago a group reached out to me from HN who wanted to start up in the same sector we're working in. They were a small group of guys from a famous US university who arranged to call me and pick my brains, which I was happy to do for over an hour. I was all like "welcome to the space" and gave them some strategic pointers. I had done online YC and met some of the YC partners and felt these people being from a decent university and engaged with HN should have been, err, of reasonable ethical stature. Later on these people totally blanked me, are presenting my insights freely shared as their own, and have since secured YC funding. I am not worried in the slightest - in fact I can see them struggling and their mistakes are clear to me from afar, but I just wanted to note clearly that there is no code of honour that will not be broken, and this place is not immune.
Realize (now) you’re Cloudflare’s CTO, but might be worth pointing it out when you’re replying to Cloudflare related topics; you obviously have been around HN awhile so guessing it’s unlikely to make a difference, but in my experience on HN people generally appreciate the clarity.
Some states tried that in the 1860s. It was traumatic.
90% of the video you linked is the sinister-looking closeup. It looks an awful lot like you cherry picked the few seconds not of that view.
And Apple, since they now make their own integrated graphics instead of using Intel for integrated and AMD for dedicated.
I've not normally seen people say async/await is a form of structured concurency.

As I understand, structured concurency mostly imply automatic cancellation and supervision that allows retry/restarts.

Does async/await gives you that?
An army. It was an advantage at times.
So it's not a pure energy cost of mining now?
Please stop with this "clumsy" bigoted BS. It's against HN policy and will get you banned.
It's easy. There seems to be nothing directly support i386 (I mean: real 386 chip) with latest supported kernel version (as I know) and newest busybox.

i386 doesn't support cmpxchg instruction for example and I'm not able (maybe someone can help) to force gcc 12 not to emit these instructions. So I added some kind of emulation of cmpxchg (code is very straightforward and stupid. Only few combinations are supported because it just works for me now).

And linux itself it's another story. 3.7.10 should be last with real i386 support, but it's not that much true :). Because I wasn't able to compile 3.7 kernel without some hacks.

Main goals were:
1) use as newest software as possible
2) be able to boot from network with 4 MB RAM (8 MB RAM is much better) on real hardware.

Also, this distro can be used to bootstrap machines with prepared dos images or other operatin systems. Don't get me wrong. I love floppy disks however I'm too lazy to install systems from them.
I don't think skin colour is comparable to disabilities. I don't agree with grouping and separating people based on race so you can treat them differently. I agree some people need extra resources given to them, race should have no part to play in it. If someone's poor, they're poor and could need/want help, their skin colour has no role to play in that. I just think your opinion is fundamentally so wrong and misguided, I hope we both have good intentions and want what's best, but I think your path to get there is doing the opposite of what you want.
Because that's the way they have named their architectures since... For as long as I can remember. Previous generations include: Ampere, Volta, Turing, Kepler, Fermi and more.
Presumably they bought these cards, took the fans off them, hooked up a custom water-cooling setup, etc.; and when selling them, are taking the pile of fans they shucked and putting them back on the cards with fresh paste.
> I feel badly about this because anyone who has interacted with PG irl knows he's as kind-hearted as people come.

Irrelevant even if it is true.
That they are advertising this thing with screenshots from a 15-year-old game tells you everything about the GPU and game market.
Why does it have to be in the path of "it's just Javascript"? I don't understand this.
IP bans by modern services like CF can't be solved that easily in my experience.
4080 -> $900/1200, 4090 -> $1600

What the hell Nvidia. Post EVGA breakup, this is a bad look. Seems like they're setting MSRP ridiculously high in order to undercut board partners down the line.
This needs to be compared with automated tests. A lack of visual artifacts doesnt mean an accurate representation of the image in this case.
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Chat on Twitter? @arnaspdk

We can create a group chat.
> Though of course with cheapness comes increased usage, so the net effect is probably difficult to determine

Induced demand, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Induced_demand.
I think the reference to "modern tooling" is primarily a VSCode reference.
Doing so once as a “servant leader” is radically different than doing so often for “tyrant leaders”
It seems like they're really emphasizing the difference in RT performance from the previous generation, but I think the gaming market at least will care more about the difference in raw frames and memory size from the previous generation and AMD's offerings.

Personally, I like using RT for some single player showpiece games with a 3080 Ti, RT was useless on my 2080, but the games that I play the most do not use RT at all. DLSS is always great on any title that offers it, but again the real issue is that most of the games that people put real time into are the types of games for which RT is irrelevant. Graphical showpiece stuff is just a lot less relevant to the contemporary gaming market than it used to be.
I find Hiper to be almost perfect for its clearer UI than a rendering of a real device and, especially, for its prominent binary and hex radix modes.

But it lacks the stack undo of the 48 emulators.
"Free" is not a boolean. There are myriad constraints in life that prevent a person from being fully responsible for his or her situation (while of course I concede that "everything is outside my control" is also an untenable position to have). Obviously improving your life (materially/financially speaking) requires many things: at the very least abilities and luck, and often: education, pre-existing wealth, being clear from physical disabilities and mental disorders, a stable family situation with no significant dependents, etc.

Pinning everything on the individual, and furthermore on reasons for which the individual bears sole responsibility, is a major fallacy of our society.