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Qt cross compiles fine with Scratchbox2.

I think people working on cross compilation are wasting their time. They are trying to fix it "properly", separating build time dependency and run time dependency, because host system can't run cross compiled target binary. The obvious solution (what Scratchbox2 does) is for host system to run cross compiled target binary, instead of trying to "fix" the build system.
Being a full time fiction writer.
I work in tech and have a comfortable life I'm grateful for but if I could translate my base pay to income generated by writing fiction novels, I would do it yesterday.

I would love to hear people's stories of successes and failures!
My guess would be that the issue was not brownouts, but noise (which could even have peaks well above 230V). The air conditioner has a motor, and motors can be electrically noisy; it should have filtering, but with a broken neutral, that filtering might not have been as effective. Grounding the outlet with the computer (the solution at the end) would have allowed the filters at the computer and monitor power supply to filter out the noise (AFAIK these filters work mostly by shorting high-frequency components of the waveform to the other wire and/or to ground, so they need a good neutral and/or ground to work).

But yeah, these sorts of "bad wiring" situations can have baffling effects. I would love to see someone in one these situations actually manage to get a logic analyzer trace or similar to show what's actually going on with the power supply, together with an investigation (and fix) of its real cause.
Solidworks is still available to buy as a perpetual license -- pricing starts at $4200 for Standard. It costs $1500/yr for "maintenance", but that's optional if you don't need updates.
As I said above, I was not involved in the deliberation, so I don't know the reason domain fronting was blocked. I clearly remember it being an explicit decision though, not a bug mitigation, and Matthew's explanation on HN makes no mention of a technical issue.

I do remember one terrifying bug that Lantern was tickling which caused responses to cross streams, and I was involved in debugging that, but it was not due to the Host/SNI mismatch. It just happened around the same time that domain fronting was blocked. (I am going to respect my confidentiality agreement here, but if you want I can share what I remember here or in private.)
I'm lucky if I even get that without supplementing with intentional exercise and I guarantee I walk more than anyone else in my office (during the work day)
You’re both completely missing the point (hence, my somewhat terse original reply).

It really doesn’t matter to the meaning of my comment whether the first sentence exists or not. You can simply remove it if you like, the rest of the comment is still comprehensible. And, most importantly, its main point - to differentiate between the kind of exchange the gp was referencing and the kind the post is about, still stands.

This is all just a case of nitpicking some small detail that is so common and annoying. It’s the “your battery is dying” to a screenshot.

Even disregarding that, are we really posting wikipedia links to No True Scotsman in 2022? Has anyone not heard of NTS? It just comes across as pedantic.

Finally, you’re all hung up on the definition of “crypto enthusiast” — but it doesn’t even have meaning in the specific context. It’s just an attempt to shorten a much longer comment (like this one).

In my head, crypto enthusiast was just the 15 character version of “that group of people who are very interested in the programming and theory of decentralized economies. They tend to attend crypto conferences, program solidity or other smart contract dsls, and use phrases like ‘not your keys, not your crypto’”.

In that context the statement was mostly tautological stage setting for the rest of the comment, so for the whole thing to get derailed by low effort, kind of rude, attempts “but it’s an almost, but not quite logical fallacy (well, NTS isn’t actually a logical fallacy, but I am going to snarkily imply it is one)” sniping is not only wasted space … it’s boring.
Not this kind.
You're so sensitive. He was oppositional first.

Anyone can keep something up for a while. Eventually it builds up. In the case of running, you get knee problems, foot problems, and shin splints. If I only had a dime for everyone who's said, "You're lucky. I can't run anymore!" I'd have, well, several dollars.

You're right, I don't have a monopoly. Go ahead and offer your own. Do you have some?
Wouldn’t an insider be an expert on crypto markets? They literally ran one
In terms of volume of people, definitely. In terms of big thought leaders in the community and famous voices in the tech gazillionaire circles? They've definitely moved on to this weird new thing. And its clear that they are just making it up as they go along rather than engaging with any actual intellectual heritage here.
it's the day after a 9-10 RPE session that has the focus for me.

or the calming effect of exhaustion so I can tackle intense managerial problems without an emotional overhead.
Dylan: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dylan_(programming_language)
Yeah, but not everyone has the luxury to have a fully separate office room/space for themselves
> Not using their custody doesn’t fully protect you from their actions.

Sure, but this is market risk, not counter-party risk, and is unmitigated in traditional markets as well. Just look at how Apple stock was affected by Lehman Brothers’ failure.

> Cryptocurrency does not settle instantaneously, in fact credit cards are usually faster.

Come again? If you pay me for goods using crypto, I can spend that money immediately, pending finalization.

> Nobody is “waiting” for settlement. The transaction is done very fast.

Can a merchant spend its customers’ money immediately after running the credit card? No.

Money from a credit card transaction processed on a Friday will hit the merchant’s account on Monday or Tuesday.

> Defi collateralised loans have actually had several instances of losing money and whole schemes failing - ‘whales’ holding illiquid assets have taken out massive loans with no intention of repaying, and the collateral is sometimes only “over” on paper.

OK. Yes, if your underlying collateral is worthless, or if there isn’t a meaningful pricing mechanism or liquid market in which to sell the collateral, automatic liquidation of the loan won’t work, and a different approach must be taken.

Like with anything in the world, there are some basic preconditions required for the thing to work. “This technology is inappropriate for these particular use cases” is not a very strong argument against it.

That being said, I am unaware of these particular cases that you are referring to. If you could point them out to me, I would appreciate it.
This is so admirably true. My workout story started at 30. I spent one year doing pull ups, dips, push ups, squats.. various weight training as well. At a certain point I had improved my diet just to change my workouts. I want as many blessings to resonate through me from the universe as possible. I don't even have any preconceptions of what those will be; I have done my best to accept them. The effects of time under tension become remarkable for mental and cardiovascular health if you find a routine you enjoy. Start with a group, friend who goes, many non-national gyms will even have someone let you around if you call in.

For me it was the local park having some shaded calisthenics equipment. Do a search in your area!! There is no pressure there, its outside, there is people of course it improves you! It can teach you all you need to know for atleast 6 months to a year if you let it.

Anyone you come across will either not bother or be very friendly. Most commonly the regulars working out at these parks have a cool and unique mindset and would answer any workout question for you. After a year THEN try all that fancy stuff you would have possibly ego-lifted, struggled/injured yourself on. You will be amazed at your performance.
https://slate.com/culture/2015/01/american-snipers-wolves-sh...
My understanding is that a lot of the beneficial organisms dining the presence of oxygen, making it challenging to collect, multiply, and package them into pills or powder. Perhaps this is why they only offer the pills, the powder form in a jar would render some of them ineffective?
Quick on the uptake. I make dust out of people.

You can see me slip into it right?

It’s an exponential function.

That I know.
I frankly don't understand what the problem is. Advertisers should put ads on the platform if they bring in more revenue than they cost.

Have they 1) decided that Twitter users are not worth the cost of the ads because they don't consume?

Or are they 2) afraid that the content on the website might become so bad that seeing a brand advertised next to it will make the consumers less prone to buying their product?

Or 3) are they afraid of being subjected to targeted campaigns from activists and politically motivated press because they didn't "cancel" Twitter?

I don't think that the user base has changed so much yet, so 1) doesn't seem plausible; as for 2), I doubt that the content has already become so overwhelmingly bad that ads beside it could cause aversion in consumers (assuming these can't tell the difference between tweets and ads- newspapers advertise anything side to side with news on murder and terrorism, nobody objects). So it seems the problem can only be 3)- fear of being targeted by politically motivated campaigns.
For simple C or C++ programs I add this snippet at the beginning of the file:

#if 0
set -e; [ "$0" -nt "$0.bin" ] &&
gcc -Wall -Wextra -pedantic -std=c99 "$0" -o "$0.bin"
exec "$0.bin" "$@"
#endif

Then make the file executable and you can use it like a script. All the flags are just there and visible.

However it would be preferable to just have a smart enough language tooling to do it without such tricks.
Any email provider would be short of useless without supporting flags from IMAP, as that's what email clients use to see if an email has been read or not, if I'm not mistaken.

AFAIK, Migadu supports most if not everything from IMAP. I'm using tags via Thunderbird and have no issues syncing it between multiple computers and Migadu.
The "Standard of Ur" mosaic is beautiful. Made almost five thousand years ago. Unfathomable length of time, and yet, the images are somehow relatable - workers, vehicles, musicians, dancers, cows, horses, armies..

> [The mosaic is] from the royal tombs of Ur, is made of red limestone, bitumen, lapis lazuli, and shell. The "peace" side shows comfort, music, and prosperity. The "war" side of the Standard of Ur shows the king, his armies, and chariots trampling on enemies.

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/7f/Standard...

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/f9/Standard...
It's definitely about finding your personal balance of effort versus capacity to recover, although do make sure to read up on conventional wisdom and use that to guide you first. It takes a while to know what you're actually looking for.

To add an anecdote, my balance changes depending on my focus at the time. If I'm on a strength training arc, it's 3 days a week at 1-2hrs a session. If I've shifted focus to functional fitness I can train 3-4 times a week at ~40minutes a session, as it just doesn't take as long to do the work, and doesn't take as long to recover from that work.

Food and sleep are usually the limiting factor, I just can't recover fast enough and that is what over training really is, it's training over your capacity to recover.
I'm not so sure quiet captues the moment. The invasion has been effective due to pointless distraction after pointless distraction - and algorithms tuned to surface those distractions. A monopoly of the collective mind.

Few can hear this coming, not because it's quite but because of the excessive volume from excessive noise.
I would like to dedicate my life and energy to the field of science that interests me. I would also like the opportunity to achieve something amazing with programming as my medium.

That's it, I suppose. I can't really think of anything else.
Why are you looking at trailing PE ? You are buying future profits, not past ones. (And btw, Zuck has already told his shareholders that he has no near-term plan for the profitability of his investments.)
This is what I do.

Anything <= 20 minutes away, I ride my bicycle. And yeah, I live in a suburb. The grocery store is about a 15 minute ride away, a bit uphill.

Taken from this point of view, cycling is actually multi-tasking: you're getting somewhere and getting your daily exercise. Cars don't actually save you time when it comes to these sorts of trips because they're forcing you to spend extra time explicitly exercising.
I suspect the “all that much” is doing a lot of work here. I think I get it. Like, as long as my body is not malfunctioning or heading for a long-term catastrophe, I’m not motivated to improve it.
Not sure how to respond, those are deaths w/ covid, which depends entirely on the jurisdiction from where they are counted. PCR test within 60 days of death, good enough to call it a covid death.
You can build whatever language features you want, though it still should deploy into the EVM. Vyper is an existing alternative to Solidity.

I would like to see more alternatives, so stop ranting and start building.

https://www.quicknode.com/guides/smart-contract-development/...
I started lifting a few years ago. Everything was good until this summer when I developed knee pain while squatting that was excruciating at its worst. Got that mostly fixed with some specific exercises and focus on coorect form, and then developed low back pain that I have not resolved yet. Most recently tore a muscle in my shoulder, which I am working on rehabbing. So now pretty much all daily activities are accompanied by some amount of pain. I wake up at least twice a night from shoulder or back pain.
Do you think BJJ is one of those hobbies that you can enjoy late in life? I’ve given it a try but always seem to get hurt, which disrupts other parts of my life (work, sleep, etc.) I also know a lot of people who’ve gathered a lot of lasting injuries from it. Any tips on staying healthy?
Bulk bridge swap service IMO. Avalanche or Fantom would be your best bet right now.
Matt Mochary CEO Coaching Curriculum
Compiler Explorer just added support for Cpp2: https://godbolt.org/
> you want as many blessings to resonate through you from the universe as possible

That's a keeper.
Yes? I am a fairly ascetic person (nothing on my walls at home), so that kind of stuff has never been particularly relevant to me. So long as the place is clean and has bright lights, I do not particularly care about the overall ambiance to the place. Far more relevant is my actual work configuration: privacy, noise, visual distractions, etc.
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Good question. As told: the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. At the same time, everything we see or feel must emerge from a greater whole--the thing that allows all of this/us to co-exist.

In a lexical sense, the only "system" without a greater whole is the space between the system. This, I reason, is the system itself. Our sense-impressions and organs emerge or are generated from this whole-self, a non-system-system that is "mind" or consciousness.
Court Case Could Make It a Crime to Be a Journalist in Texas
Or... we can use the information that experts collect and share: https://www.ipcc.ch/

* I edit to copy paste an extract of the report: Emissions reductions in CO2 from fossil fuels and industrial processes (CO2-FFI), due to improvements in energy intensity of GDP and carbon intensity of energy, have been less than emissions increases from rising global activity levels
in industry, energy supply, transport, agriculture and buildings
When are we going to hold US universities accountable for that?
This W3C Design Tokens working group might be of interest to you: https://github.com/design-tokens

Ever so slightly more details in my own top-level comment https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33575191
Haxe can compile to even more targets these days, like C++, JVM, C#, PHP, Lua, etc. It also includes an interpreter to run without compiling, and there’s a newer, faster VM for Haxe called HashLink.
Their revenue had also exponentially grown (doubled between 2018 and 2021) even though IDFA kicked in, which pours huge complexity on Facebook's business. Unlike people's typical tech stereotype, revenue growth is not something automatically granted with "the right technology"; you need product management, sales and and engineering infrastructure just to keep it.
Vitalik seems ok but yeah.
Right, but if you're going to have a higher layer that presents a nicely typed interface why use a text-based interface in the first place? It's just an opportunity for inefficiency and bugs.

The fact that you can paper over a bad interface doesn't mean it isn't a bad interface.
>Why are you so certain?

I feel obliged respond. I'll try and put a short useful response. ( It becomes a little tiring to give an elaborate, well thought out response when one repeatedly encounters what one sees as irrationality).

- I have _never_ see a vegan thrive (health wise) in the long run.

- Many 'honest' vegans admit occasionally binge eat animal products - in your case cheese.

- May 'vegans' lie outright

- There are lot of ex-vegans out there, some of them who were truly committed. Search for them on the web and you will find them.

- https://www.beyondveg.com/ has information from people who probably tried being vegans from the sixties. Grandpa may have some wisdom that you may not be aware of.
> thanks for outing yourself as having zero credibility

no u
When I was most stressed and semi-burned out during my career I found that martial arts was the best way to decompress.

I especially preferred the kinds that heavily relied on sparring with partners during the class. It's _really_ hard to ruminate on everything you didn't get done today when the person opposite you will punch/kick you if your concentration falters =)

It's similarly hard to start overthinking when you're too tired to think, HIIT-style circuit training in a group worked pretty well.

Nowadays I'm a bit less stressed and can manage it better - just a walk in the nature and newageyly "being in the moment" is enough, no need for the extremes of youth =)
>You started off on topic then completely derailed into US political crap.

I'm not allowed to respond to OP's points? I'm not allowed to decide what I care about?
I don't work for free for Google.
> FreeCAD can do fillets and chamfers. It has a built-in tool for them. It almost always works flawlessly.

I've never tried it but that's not what the article says.
> first in the English speaking world

I don’t know what regulatory regime CHUV is working under but the regulatory approval by Australia as a generally acceptable medical practice in the country is substantially different to the limited research scale programs employed elsewhere in the world.
Nokia had Ovi which was an attempt at an app store.
well, is the web a safer place after they did it?
One important feature for me is that nobody can take my coins from my wallet. Putting coins into an exchange or JPMorgan is not what I mean.
Complexity, adventure, and purpose.
How do you send data to the client without their IP address?
Nested forms would be great if you could prefix the name attributes easily. Like filling out a form where it asks for your name and your spouse's name. Now the first name and last name keys are in the form twice.
I answered this question twice. You simply don't do anything. Never criticise, never condemn. You can let people spin their stories in their head and leave it such.
I propose a new flavour of C++ focused on safety using only a subsest of its footguns. Name it "C-Safe-Safe" and abbreviated as "CSS".
Ancient observer here - we all know that history doesn't repeat but it rhymes and people are just hairless (mostly), crazy bonobos at heart. The expectation that things will be different somehow goes away if you pay attention to history.
No, there are authentication pieces in place that I did not go into in this article.
A life where I have paid off my mortgage and my runway is good enough that I can leave a job and take some time off. Maybe a middle ground where I can work for 4 days a week at some boring job and still save a bit of money.
Environment and way of upbringing has changed _massively_ over the last three generations. It would be weird if everybody stayed the same. Gen Z/A grew up with iPads glued to their hands (or, many of them). Of course they will approach things differently, and communicate differently.

My parents just can’t fathom the idea that I‘d do more with and for my kids than the bare minimum required. And I don’t think that’s entirely an individual change, but rather a generational one, too.
Hachyderm and Oxide Computer Company – An Approach to Companies in the Fediverse
Today Ox joined Hachyderm and the community set a Corporate Covenant for ensuring our community still thrives and is aligned with companies that join our instance. Posting to share the approach and see if people had thoughts on it?
OP, can I point you in the direction of 'Simon Sarris'?
Yes, the US and Argentina have an extradition treaty.[1]

[1] https://www.state.gov/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/12866-Argen...
Something like this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theater_of_All_Possibilities, where they were guided by the idea we could be artists, explorers, and scientists.
https://www.planetside2.com/news/world-record-breaking-pts-e...
I was thinking a sealed Mylar bag with O2 absorbers but I can see the cost issue that may arise especially if only a few self experimenters like me were interested to begin with.
Can the book be used as a flotation device?
Interesting piece.

I've heard similar evidence in the past about how physical exercise is "good for the mind". If the author's reasoning about the computational requirements for motion are correct though, perhaps we need to do a bit of digging into why yoga/meditation is also supposedly quite "good for the mind", and yet they are significantly less complex from a motion standpoint than things such as martial arts/dancing/sports - which don't have the same reputation. Would love to see some research done though!
All modern browsers hold the old page for a bit so there is no flash.
There are remains of settlements at Jericho that are more than 10,000 years old. That just blows my mind.
Compared to Linux or OpenBSD, is Plan9 as "secure", i.e. randomization of tcp seq numbers, cryptography, authentication, mitigation of spectre and hardware vulnerabilities etc. Or it needs some improvements? Meaning, if I had a simple C application that could easily be ported to plan9 but it has to be super secure, would 9front be advisable, or it's better to stick with Linux or OpenBSD for the time being?