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If you're writing only once, sure, have as long class names as you want, since you yourself don't want to maintain your code in the future apparently.
I've felt about 22 for decades. Probably until my mid forties, I felt I was only about 19.

That leads quite often to the situation where you are looking in shock at some elderly, bald person in the mirror while thinking "Who's that old bastard?".

Or the sudden realisation "My God! I'm only two and a bit years off 80!"

As the article says, there's a difference between the age you feel you are 'in your head' and the age you feel you are 'in your body'. This also is rather annoying as your 'head' feels you can knock over a job completely in an hour or two but when you start doing it, your 'body' lets you down and and you find yourself exhausted about four hours later and stop working, only about a quarter-way through the job.
> e v e r y t h i n g
is much faster on the terminal
If you're looking for something more modern Elden Ring was an enormous success last year and has a pretty creative modding community. I don't think it can quite compare to Doom, HL, Quake or UT where you effectively got map tools and/or SDK that explicitly supported modding. But these were relatively unique situations where the most popular games happened also to have good support for mods, with the developers often bundling the necessary tools to do so.
A mate and I played for hours on a DukeNukem 3D arena map we found somewhere... I still remember the ballache of getting our modems to dial each other and become connected so the games would see each other
What product though? There is nothing for sale.
Anti-fouling paint used to have a lot of lead in. I think it might be other heavy metals now.

I’m not sure how quickly things diffuse deep in the ocean, but I would guess quite slowly.
I used Tailwind on landing pages and marketing materials too, it was a pain to change things around even then. And as you say, it's especially worse with web apps, but apparently everyone wants to make UI toolkits with Tailwind as their base.
I do the same when I post comments on hacker news
"I think games will have to evolve to being "perfect information", just let all players see behind walls."

Just don't send the data to the game client until the last moment. Currently the game server is literally telling your computer where the enemy is located behind the walls. Wallhacks can be made to be impossible with enough development effort.
I have a really hard time seeing someone use Tailwind as a shortcut because they don't know CSS. That comment does not say what you think it is. They are not saying they use it because they don't know CSS.

The maintenance is what makes Tailwind awesome. I've written CSS professionally since Internet Explorer 6 and have gone through many different strategies for writing maintainable CSS (BEM, OOCSS, SCSS and multiple different CSS-in-JS methods) but Tailwind is the first time I actually feel relieved of all the issues. To me, it's such an enormous improvement from normal CSS that people arguing against it feels like someone trying to convince me not to use syntax highlighting.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Take it up with them, I'm not the one saying it's easier than learning CSS.
The radical right has moved the "center" so far that if Nixon were alive today, he would be considered a radical liberal.

It is entirely possible, likely even, that the WaPo hasn't changed their position, or has even moved further right. They just haven't moved as far right as the average, and so therefore you blame them for being liberal now.
That's weird - PayPal has been doing the opposite to me: Making me do both reCatptcha and hCaptcha in addition to my password and TOTP. Seriously, who the fuck needs not one captcha after valid login information but fucking two.
? ChatGPT did not simply explain what someone else was saying. It created something completely new and completely false.
In my case at least it is just pure spite against blizzard

Just today they announced that they won't be funding SC2 esports anymore, and it is just yet another chip on their long defaced corporate image from my side of view
And many people don't work in components or scoped CSS. Utility classes help so much in those cases.

The only problem with tailwind is it goes super overboard with the idea. You want to use probably 30% of tailwind and use their naming convention. But once people start to write some long on demand single classes its always better just name a class and use CSS.

I think its because the authors need to be seem they are making updates all the time and can't accept that it's pretty much finished project. They also don't want to accept that utility classes are not solution to everything and good old CSS still has lots of use.
All strategy games are like that. Cheating barely gives an advantage because the best cheats just reveal the fog of war but good players already know what's in the fog of war due to game sense, communication and scouting. So cheaters still lose.
A much politer description than I was thinking of.
Not in the slightest, tailwind even have their own UI library. Theirs is unstyled but there's nothing wrong with creating one with default styles.
I don't get*
Unfortunately and remarkably — even when combined with "repeatedly lost jobs due to dishonesty" — that hasn't been sufficient for him to be rendered politically irrelevant.
From a pure mathematics standpoint, why should a mathematical concept need a practical application to justify its existence?

'I have never done anything "useful". No discovery of mine has made, or is likely to make, directly or indirectly, for good or ill, the least difference to the amenity of the world.' - G. H. Hardy

It's worth noting however, that much of Hardy's work has been applied since his death, and even before it (to my understanding).
incredible if UK were to ban Signal, but I guess national sovereignty and security are always going to be higher priorities for the state than user sentiment
TIL Element (the Matrix.org client) is based in UK.

This is extremely worrying.
Okay. Society is fundamentally broken. Our "last resort" seems to be completely dysfunctional. And the institutions you want as the first line of defense mostly don't exist.

Now what?
> The US has been filled to the brim with cars for decades

In the 1970s, I lived in one of the western suburbs of Denver, about a mile from I-70. At night when things were quiet, I could hear individual cars. In the 1990s when I was back for visits, I-70 had the steady hum of continual traffic.

There are definitely more cars per household than there were fifty and sixty years ago.
If you do mean Google Play Services, which apps?
Sorry, I was just praising the way it's presented because it has a demo right in your face, as opposed to the usual product landing pages.
Ask HN: What's your most starred repo?
Share your personal project with the most stars!

Disclaimer: it is understood that stars are not a measure of code or project quality. This is just for fun :)
I guess it was the rather large statements about art, but I'd love to learn more, too.
The FBI page in question[0] (I hope ic3.gov is legit!) says "Before clicking on an advertisement, check the URL to make sure the site is authentic." But on a mobile device nobody knows how to do that. And the URL will be some kind of ad redirect a mile long.

FBI: "Rather than search...type the business’s URL into an internet browser’s address bar..." I'm not sure about this one. Typos easily happen, and it's the typo'd domain that scammers might own. Risky whatever way you go I suppose. For well known businesses I'd rather search and click on organic links than trust my own typing of a URL.

"Use an ad blocking extension". Third time's the charm. Great to see this advice coming from the FBI.

https://www.ic3.gov/Media/Y2022/PSA221221
Exactly!

The user isn't in control but Apple is.
It’s time for Alphabet to spin off YouTube?
They're cleaning the eggs somehow. Maybe they're not washing them, and I don't know about the rest of the comment, but having chickens myself and getting eggs from others all my life, chicken eggs are not clean besides an occasional feather by any stretch of the imagination. Poop is plentiful.

Maybe they're getting a thorough wipe? That's about the only way I could imagine this happening, unless you have 24/7 surveillance to clean as soon as they poop and snatch up the eggs. Even then, both sometimes happen simultaneously.
Fuck adobe

I won't forgive them for all the lies that they spun with the allegorithmic acquisition
I use banking and other sensitive sites in a separate browser profile with no extensions installed. On Mac, that would be something like "open -a "Google Chrome" --args --profile-directory=secure" and on Linux "google-chrome --profile-directory=secure".

For the rest of the web in my Default browser profile, I do have ad-blocker extensions installed (uBlock Origin, some Violentmonkey scripts), but they're not linked to the Chrome store. I prefer loading them as unpacked extensions and updating them once in a while manually. Mainly in case some malicious actor takes control of these extensions pushes an update that does something wild.
> Then as the years pass and you start having to maintain it, you steadily dislike it

> The people who currently like Tailwind might simply not have gotten to this later stage yet.

And yet somehow the projects you were assigned did? I don't mean any disrespect, but I find it a bit questionable that any big project that uses Tailwind has had maintainability issues when Tailwind itself is pretty new to the scene.

It'd be hard for you to prove this to be honest, while on the other hand, I could give you hundreds of thousands of testimonials countering your argument.
Funny, to me arguing for Tailwind is like arguing for copy pasting code around instead of using functions and classes, which the Tailwind devs literally tell you to do by the way. I mean, when I saw their official recommendation for maintenance of code and reusing styles was to use multiple cursors, I had to laugh out loud.

https://tailwindcss.com/docs/reusing-styles
My Skoda is the most boring, unsurprising, uninteresting and reliable car I every driven. I love it.
Except even if you receive money for a referral, you are still not getting any money FROM the referral.

My company gives 5k if I reference a developer that they hire. But he gets his normal salary, it’s not like he has to pay 5k, or even it’s deducted from the salary.

The problem with MLMs is that the money comes from other “members” not from sales… (Basically more than 80% of the revenue is other members and only 20% sales)

A normal company 100% of the salaries comes from sales (or shareholders, never from employees).
Nothing is impossible but it becomes hard because the element is styled through multiple cascades, and you need to track it down both ways. When changing a class or a style you need to know what elements that change affects, which will be hard to track down because of the same reasons.
This.

I believe the problem is, UK is extremely powerful in terms of asking “please ban this and that app from app stores”, so they can effectively block it (unlike say Russia, which tried to block Telegram and failed spectacularly).
> since you yourself don't want to maintain your code in the future apparently.

Well, I don't appreciate the snarky comment, quite honestly. But okay, I'll assume you have had more experience than me, and you've managed things I haven't, have a good day.
I don't think the bill will pass in its current form. Can't see it happening.
Ask HN: How to contribute to the development of healthtech industry?
Hello!

I'm a software engineer who is passionate about healthtech, but I'm struggling to find job opportunities in this industry or like-minded people to start a project with. I've been working in the blockchain industry for the last two years, but I want to switch for different reasons. I have a two-year runway to work on a new idea, and I'm looking for insights on how to break into the healthtech industry. Any advice or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
Sure, I agree with you there.
I mean, he pitched an app where one could "buy everything from a bitcoin to a banana" while simltaneously playing League of Legends and got $213 million from Sequoia Capital. That's pretty baller.
> Of course, it means adding code to the app to output everything to debugview

It's a big deal, for example when the "app" is a third party library that cannot be altered.
I suppose the difference is negotiation:

You can use leaving as a point of leverage in a country that allows for open debate about end-to-end encryption. You can claim that being in the country is at odds with the country's principles and threaten to pull out, or actually pull out, to make the users in that country aware that their basic privacy is being pulled away from them.

In a country with an authoritarian regime, being an option under the radar provides may be a better option.
Sometimes I sit and think, and then again I just sit. -- An old fisherman
Going back to the context of the thread: Not every risk has to be codified into the law, or enforced by the government. Should we make it illegal to prance around with a metal rod in their own backyard, just in case? Making a risk illegal does not magically improve safety, and there is a non-zero probability of the "enforcement" making things worse.
A simpler platform but not suitable for hosting serious stuff yet I guess is https://pinggy.io
That's an interesting idea! I'm also trying to paint something nice, so when painting, I do look at the picture and say: "Ahh, this doesn't look right.", and then I go about and change something. I do enjoy painting, and I guess I wouldn't if I, say, blindfolded my eyes. But I probably should try that ;-)
see also https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34684593
Microsoft confirms new bug affecting numerous versions of Windows in Croatia
> Right now there are calls to forcibly abort and then forcibly sterilize women who get drunk during pregnancy.

Who exactly is calling for that?
Hundreds of thousands of testimonials from companies using it in production and had been for the past few years and as not a new project? Sure, send me a list. I expect to see all of the hundreds of thousands of them on the list. My email is in my profile.

It's anecdotal experiences at this point. As I said, I was using Tailwind from the beginning and loved it at first. Then the problems started.
> but I could never get the cashiers to let me buy cigs for my parents

Absolutely no problem. I was even sent by the school janitor during breaks to buy him cigarettes (i.e., off school campus -- I am sure that wasn't legal even back then). Different times...
You're probably correct but I hate making assumptions.

It's a fascinating topic in general. I really like how you have incorporated the debate/concept into your art.
It is not. But it's not like you write css like this this when you write tailwind.

People use tailwind along CSS. You can write CSS components (written in css) and use them in tailwind and with tailwind.

I am heavy tailwind user and when i see this it seems to me like people forgot css exists.
Yes, not sure in Switzerland but that's indeed the case in the UK.
I haven't checked the dates. But going by varying best-by dates, some of them must be older than few days. Ofc, I use so few I always go with the longest available date as such the freshest.
There’s more services that have free tiers but I doubt that is sustainable and I’m really not interested in periodically rushing to fix things if the next service starts turning the thumbscrews.
I'm glad you acknowledge that Bitcoin is vulnerable to having its value cut in half by the collapse of a single company.

People should probably continue to invest long term in index funds, advice that hasn't changed in decades.

Yes, I agree that it's a horrible situation that Americans depend on the stock market whims to retire, but that's more due to America's allergies to socialism than an indictment of the market itself. It's still a demonstrably better investment instrument.
Exposing your in-home hosted servers to the internet
How to securely expose your homelab to the internet
This is extraordinary. Imagine the political fallout here given how powerful Meta is and the competing narratives.

This is the kind of thing that should be front and centre in media discussion, but Meta has too much money. It's just not.

This, and the Opioid push by Big Pharma have to be taken much more seriously.

I suggest there might be some massive lawsuits on the way.
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I’ll pile on with a Progressive story - my car was hit while parked in a parking garage. The other party admitted fault but my insurer (Progressive) ended up paying for the repair after they hashed it out with the repair shop and the offending drivers’ insurer, Allstate.

Fast forward a few months and I get my renewal letter in the mail - my 6-month premium went up 47% for no particular stated reason. I’m basically ending up paying for the repair over the course of the next year and a half.

I’m currently in search of the highest deductible, lowest premium insurer I can find, because I’m never going to file a claim again unless a car is a near total loss.
> Well at least I won't have to have 2 split windows just to know what 'image-caption' is

> I'd rather save time and have understandable code than maintain those CSS classes like "image-caption".

Sorry, but the snarkiness was in your comment first, and when you said you didn't want to maintain those classes, that's exactly what it sounded like to me, that, well, you didn't want to maintain said code. If you had a different point I'd be happy to hear it.
Despite the criticism from other people in this thread, pretty much every role I've received is through LinkedIn. I probably get 4 or 5 recruiters reach out a week regarding one role or another, of which 1 of those is worth my time. That increased over time as I've built my network of recruiters in my field.

In terms of prior experience, I simply state what I achieved at each role in a bullet list. Nothing fancy. My university education is a list of all the modules I took.

Forget the "social media gamifying" side of it. Likes and posts don't matter if your goal is just getting offers. Keeping the profile current, and have your skills section up to date as recruiters use that to filter applicants. Block any recruiters that send you insultingly low-ball offers. Connect with those that provide value.
Most tasks should work trivially on windows actually, xc is shipped with a shell interpreted.

The only constraint at the moment is if an executable is used that isn't available on the system.
There is a difference between an APK being installable or downloadable from a store and your CEO getting into legal heat because they won't backdoor their encryption.
If you look at why papers are found out as fraudulent and retracted it's usually very dumb mistakes, such as the examples from the article, copying data and/or text from elsewhere, making up numbers that are obvously implausible, and cloning/photoshopping figures or parts thereof, even within the paper. Given how easy it is to avoid these beginner mistakes the percentage of fake data must be so much higher than the actual retractions. Especially from the paper mills where faking data is done by professional fraudsters.
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Also this article (paywalled, german) might be of interest to you:

https://www.heise.de/hintergrund/Ein-Jahr-Krieg-in-der-Ukrai...
I think in conversation we don't separate the fundamental concepts that Nix implements from the particular implementation.

The fundamental idea is this: Every package is built in a "hermetic" environment that guarantees that the only inputs are the ones you have explicitly specified. Those inputs include tools, source files, compilers, build instructions etc., all specified by a hash. Those inputs themselves can then be packages build in this way, such that everything in your system forms a big Merkle tree.

This approach enables a number of excellent things - you get excellent build reproducibility, you can cache any step you want etc. A lot of the concerns you get with a more conventional system just go away.

People have objections to Nix(OS) - the language, the sporadic documentation, some of the design decisions made, the learning curve etc. But I think those (very reasonable) objections obscure the more interesting debate about the underlying approach and value.
The scammer has to receive money, and they have to spend money to buy ads. This is usually not something you can do anonymously. I'm wondering why it isn't shut down already, and I wonder how much of Google's ad revenue comes from this sort of thing.
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.. with the walled garden / bindings in mind.

If you doing a PDF, that -if it's good- can and will be distributed amongst. That would reduce users coming to your social app / website frequently to look up your tips.

So, I would first define aims, goals and needs for two personas "you & your needs" and "visitor & his needs" and then rule all ideas out, that going agaist your needs, making compromises with the visitor's needs.

So, it's up to you :) but always with fulfilling your needs & aims first in mind. That should reduce the complexity as quite a lot of interesting ideas just rule out.

E.g. if you need to earn money with that, everything that costs you - OUT! Its against your needs.
Next article.

The importance of control structures in imperative programming.
(obsolete, in the other comment)
Not only that they should differentiate between kinds of media.

I suggest that TikTok may not be bad at all. My feed is cats and farm animals.

But girls are higher on 'neuroticism' than boys, and I suggest that's a strong correlating aspect. Whey they are higher on that I have no idea but they are.
very nice, will definitely try to replicate this with my nim project nimib, my guess it should be much more straightforward to create a nice api.

[0]: https://github.com/nimib-org/nimibex/issues/11
[1]: https://github.com/pietroppeter/nimib
Show HN: CubeSolver – An OpenGL-Based Rubik's Cube Simulator
Hello Hacker News community,

I would like to share my latest project, CubeSolver, which is an OpenGL-based Rubik's Cube simulator. The simulator allows users to manipulate the cube using keyboard inputs, just like a real Rubik's Cube.

I built this project for fun and to improve my OpenGL skills. However, I would appreciate any feedback or tips from the community on how to improve the project further. I am open to suggestions on new features or better coding practices.

To get started with the project, you will need to have G++ compiler, GLUT library, OpenGL library, and GLU library installed on your local machine. Once you have these prerequisites installed, simply clone the repository onto your local machine, navigate to the project directory, and compile the code using the "make all" command.

You can run the program using the "./bin/Debug" command, and then start manipulating the Rubik's Cube using the keyboard and mouse controls listed in the README file.

If you are interested in contributing to the project, feel free to fork the repository and submit a pull request with your changes. I welcome all contributions and feedback.

Thank you for your time, and I look forward to hearing your thoughts on CubeSolver.

Best regards,

Vinícius
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Yeah, it's bgcolor="#30312c" all over again. (One thing I like about Tailwind though is that at least it enforces some kind of grid and design tokens, but you can (and should!) easily reproduce it with CSS variables.)