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It’s verbose. Errors everywhere.

There are a lot of foot guns. nil slice? Fine. nil map? Segfault. Loop variables with closures. The list goes on.

Generics seemingly split the community. May be some libraries won’t get used because they picked the wrong side.

It’s surprisingly weak at modeling data. Union types would really help out.

The community is so anti-design that it’s hard to play with them. Most want to make a big ball of mud and call it agile. When you point out simple patterns, they call you an Architect Astronaut. Checkout r/golang. Also look out for people telling you how dumb you are for wanting generics.

In many cases it’s a step backwards but it has the positives you posted. That is often a reason to grin and bear it. Eventually Stockholm Syndrome kicks in.
I've been rocking the Push 1 since near the launch date, and didn't really feel compelled by the Push 2 to upgrade. The Push 1 is so well designed and pleasure to play with, it feels as much like an instrument as my guitar, and less like a tech object that can become obsolete. But looks like I'll be buying a Push 3.

"Send your Live sets to Push to work without a computer, then back again."

That's a killer feature for me. I bought an Akai Force about a year ago so that I could play my solo electronic stuff at open mics without needing to bring a laptop and audio interface as well as my Push 1. But after spending a good amount of time with it, the Force just doesn't feel as well thought out for live gigs as the Push. A lot of functions I want to perform live require 2 hands on the force (so I can't play notes with my right hand and manage the controller with my left), or require doing a long-press which effectively means a big latency on enabling the function. I need to watch some demo videos to make sure they haven't ditched any of the focus on live performance without pauses, but this looks like what I hoped the Force would be.

Looks like they've already updated the online manual to include Push 3, will have to dig through that later, but some initial thoughts from the photos: I like some of the new button placement, undo is far away from anything, Double is no longer right next to Quantize. Solo and Mute being smaller might be an issue, it might not be. I wonder what the lock and square buttons do. New "Convert" button makes me think they've added a dedicated button for audio->MIDI conversion which seems great. Looks like there's a new metronome button? I like it, but I might just continue using a hidden track with a custom metronome loop.

MPE and CV-capable output are also nice bonuses.

The specs are a bit weak, but more than capable for a live set with several synthesizers and samplers. I bet you can swap out the SSD for a bigger one, I wonder if you could swap out the RAM or CPU as well, since you can purchase the non-standalone device and buy their upgrade kit to manually install the PC components.
Apple Updates Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro for Mac to Support New iPad Apps
.htaccess is self inflicted pain, no need to downvote :)
Most of them have some form of "scenarios" to play which are somewhat like that, but not exactly.
I use a few:

WARP/1.1.1.1, Mullvad, and Blokada on Android
Maybe, that said it was pretty damned hard before as well...
Maybe bring the power of in-house QA to Windows 11, please?
Author block ads and unsubscribe mails, don't answer phone for uknown numbers, but also use 9 social networks as shown in footer.
I think OP is distinguishing between the Internet, which is a neutral technology, "a series of tubes" vs. the horrible web sites being built on top of it. There is plenty of good in these tubes and plenty of bad. Let's focus blame on the actual bad sites that push the average down to negative. The Internet is not just Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
ClickHouse-Local vs. DuckDB on Two Billion Rows of Costs
The irony is that Jack Bogle was against ETFs in general and against the exact idea I am proposing here...
Many game engines has first class support for quaternions, for example Godot:

https://docs.godotengine.org/en/stable/classes/class_quatern...
Same, and these days my music desk is about half filled with half a dozen cases worth of modular synths, with a bread rack perpendicular to that housing some rack gear, too many effects pedals, and also too many standalone synths. I refuse to own synths that include their own full keyboards, talk about A LOT of space.

Push 3 looks awesome and I’m glad to see them jumping onto the standalone game like NI have with Maschine along with many others. The Polyend Play and Tracker are lots of fun too.
Except this is Google we're talking about. Expect the Waymo One app to be discontinued in favor of the Uber app, so Uber can "own" the customer service costs.
The White House announces plans to create a new national strategy for AI
Most libraries are gone here in the UK, FWIW. Post-pandemic, most rec centers are struggling or gone too.

Hospitality in general is struggling here. Pubs disappearing too.
HN loves playing "obligatory contrarian" so often commenters will go to lengths to find faults

there is nothing wrong with Go; it delivers on its promise, you don't need to be a genius to use it, has good community support, and you can get access to a large and decent job market

Rust is a great tool but isn't as purpose-suited to network services as Go

Zig is even less purpose-suited to writing network services and won't be at Go's level of maturity for years, if ever

If a backend dev could only know one language in 2023, it would be hard to go wrong with Go
My mother nearly died from a burst appendix waiting hours in the ER with a boatload of other people, in a state far from California.

Vets barely looked at our dog during the last few visits, like they were in a mad rush to process a hundred other dogs. They could barely address a single condition (out of multiple afflictions) before throwing us out the door.

And I have had other experiences like this, in rich areas, with shockingly expensive looking facilitys. It feels like healthcare is overbooked.
We definitely are humans with agency. I use mine to mostly avoid women at work.

Women use theirs to accent colors in their hair, brighten their lips, make their smell travels several feet around them, color their nails, and wear tight clothing that accents their body.
I've noticed that some of the funniest people I know have started using Tiktok in the last couple years, and their sense of humour has completely vanished. Now they just send me these dumb short video clips that are more cringe than funny, and it seems like they can't even make a good joke in person anymore.
It remains to be seen whether the soon to generationally churn will succeed in foisting their ways on the yet to exist.

Having a hard time believing a deluge of generative AI content will keep Mickey Mouse worth anything; even if the AI content cannot be copyrighted why would users pay for Mickey Mouse?
> The negative externalities of a plane ticket absolutely do not double the cost of a plane ticket

I'm sure you will reconsider in a couple of years once the effects of emissions are more obvious.
> There's no point in stripping a binary or even using UPX on it unless you're targeting extremely low memory environments

Deploing at a large enough scale, perhaps where other optimization options aren't as good or even available, could also be a target.
Go has better dependency management than most modern languages.
Meanwhile, Apple users still fighting SIRI that can only provide answers to 1% of questions at best, given you are lucky and it was able to understand your accent.
better wages, us jobs. easy.

And don't replace your iPhone every year, because now it costs 50% more.

Of course, walking back on the race to the bottom will be difficult. So I don't know how it plays out in the real world.
> The lift here is astronomical, not to mention that companies just want to get a merch store up. No business person or product manager really cares about the "runtime."

You fundamentally misunderstand the purpose of WASM for web development. It is not another web app framework or programming language. It's a platform for building frameworks/DSLs.

Of course the "business person or product manager" doesn't care about the runtime. They also don't care about 99% of the Web APIs or how React was implemented. They don't have to, because that work was done by the people working on the runtime (or reactive framework). WASM is for the latter group.

Average webdev yesterday wrote PHP/HTML and JQuery.

Average webdev today writes React DSL (e.g. TSX) for a monstrous "runtime" hacked together in JS.

Average webdev tomorrow writes Python for a reasonably fast Python interpreter implemented in the browser with WASM [1] (and maybe written in Rust).

[1] - https://pyscript.net/
2006 called and would like you to come back
Why does it look like that though. I wish open source projects would spend a bit more time on design.
What do you feel the truth is? It was certainly well-marketed, and felt like there were way more normies with Apple stuff than nerds in the UK.
We recently switched a bunch of stuff from OpenVPN to Wireguard. A number of the links were OpenVPN layer 2 tunnels to pass, of all things, Novell Netware running on IPX (the particular situation precludes switching to TCP/IP for those customers). Now, layer 2 tunneling is being performed using RFC 3378 EtherIP, and it's much more performant, not to mention easier to manage.

Old and new systems are running OpenBSD.
Serious question, what does it mean to be a good man? Or at least, what/who are you pointing your son to in this regard? I fear we don’t have many forums or role models for being a good man, which is complicated by, IMO, the chorus coming from the left which seeks to demonize “toxic masculinity”. As an atheist I’m seriously considering if we all need some more Jesus in our lives, or some figure (real or not) who can espouse snippets of Good Man conduct.
As a MacOS user, this looks really cool. I just hope Apple figures out how to do it, which I don't have a ton of hope for since they've flubbed Siri for so many years.

I mean seriously, the fact that Microsoft is this far ahead with AI (because of their partnership with OpenAI), comes off as a massive failure on Apple's part. Not only that, but Microsoft's continued positioning as dev central (Github, Github Copilot, VScode, and more) while Apple dwindles with docs that have been lacking in quality for years and only providing the bulky Xcode as a code editor is frustrating me as someone who loves coding on Mac. I love using this unix-like machine but not having to sacrifice UX by using linux. But as time goes on it makes me wonder if Apple will ever start focusing on devs again, and now AI!
Any documentation on what parts of HTTP/3 are and aren’t supported by this implementation?
It's hard not to notice that this is essentially the same argument people made against TV ("the boob tube").

People just stare at the TV constantly. Parents let the TV raise their kids. People watch TV even on vacation. TV has made kids stupid.

And it probably goes back further -- can you believe the parents letting radio raise their kids? Don't get me started on the children who spend all day staring at words in a book. I have a teacher friend who says cuneiform carvings have made kids stupid since around 1000 BC.

Now obviously overconsumption of any media can be unhealthy, but there seems to be a lot of fear-mongering over social media that isn't well-justified. It's just "old man yells at clouds" for the digital age. Lots of broad assertions and very little evidence to back them up.
I find it odd that you didn't need shared cultural experiences to bond with people in childhood. Not funny, just odd.
Are you confusing an instance of JIT/lean with possibly broader trends?
If you don't like it, you're welcome to submit a PR.
Man are they great at PR, I've seen this product all over the place today
Okok but I think kids just use social media to connect with each other, because it’s easier and more common than meeting up in-person, especially today.

Plenty of other things to distract yourself from existential dread (video games, movies, streams and shows, actual drugs) and learn about that stuff (the news).
its just a text file, might have a goofy extension, but notepad reads it fine. if you're a member you should have several books, all of which are about 2 inches thick. or you could request one from the organization.

one of the pain points with ACH is its opt in, so you have to maintain records of when someone agreed and keep up with it, along with letting people opt out.

but they're going to use wires to actually transfer the money between financial institutions. if it was check based there will/would be a x937 cash letter trasnferred as well for all the individual accounts that are/were impacted.

I can't find my examples pretty sure its similar to an xml file.

ACH would be more for bill pays from customer to bank, or customer to 3rd party.
The one negative case I see here is it's forcing multi-mode transport for connector flights.

Lyon to Paris, I agree with you that the train trumps the plane. The problem comes from Lyon to New York. Now they have to add a connection in Paris from the train station to the airport as well as have multiple tickets which always risks a misconnection.
I think the aging look might be due to the accumulation or hardening of collagen. I have a collagen disorder (Ehlers) that makes my skin velvet-smooth and stretchy because the collagen's all melty. not good for joints though.
Hokusai's Great Wave: spot the difference (2020)
How to Cook Everything, I'm Just Here For the Food, and On Food and Cooking are my big three. The first one for the breadth of recipes, the second to learn a bit more about the physics and chemistry of cooking, and the third for the truly deep dive into everything we know about food.

Then Modernist Cuisine just for the pictures. Actually I learned a bunch when Mhyrvold spoke at my company- we talked about how to make BBQ ribs. His suggestion: sous vide, then immerse in liquid nitrogen, then deep fry.
I really want to try the code interpreter. I got access to the plugins early but there was no browsing and interpreter. Then I got access to browsing when they released it widely last week. Does anybody know how to get access to the code interpreter? I have lost track of all the ${LLM_Service} waitlists I have signed up for.
What medical condition precludes trains but permits planes??
Wonder if it includes support for encrypted 7zip/rar archives, including support to add/modify. From libarchive notes it looks like zip format encrypted archives are supported.
Crypto sector gets its first set of global rules from watchdog
I work on an operations team of about 2.5 people who handle everything for a small SaaS company and we're slowly containerizing. New systems are built and deployed in Docker and the legacy stuff is slowly getting there. We're using Swarm which I'm thinking is probably more like the middle ground.
> Especially since learning about Linux means reinstalling your OS many times until you finally learn how to keep it clean and rescue it from any situation.

People bother to do that?

Just wipe, reinstall, and run your postinst scripts to restore everything you need.
Yeah I was focusing on the snare, which seems to give the song a lot of its feel

But there is a reptition of 4 in the kick, a very common beat of o . ! o . o ! .

Agreed, I would guess the concept of having a time signature is to make musical notation easy to write, and convenient for performers

But it's not necessarily reality
Implementing Application Layer Encryption in Ruby on Rails Apps with Asherah
It is always something. How many times can they cry wolf until we stop taking them seriously, stop giving them taxpayer dollars for research? Anything that people find enjoyable must have some huge consequence for society or individually. People are not allowed to have fun. It's sorta like secular puritanism. It is out of control.
The README in the GitHub project repository says:

> “This application is in maintenance mode.”

Source: https://github.com/kanboard/kanboard

I think there are better open-source kanban-style applications out there that are also actively maintained. For example:

https://opensourcealternatives.org/project/planka/
People aren’t generally affected by issues that are out of sight like those you list. A classmate saying something critical about an teenagers appearance will be 100x more impactful than the rainforests imminent disappearance.
https://samkriss.substack.com/p/all-the-nerds-are-dead

This covers that nicely
I doubt very much that the marginal external costs of plane travel is lower than train travel! It's possible that the net value is still worth it (depending on how much people value convenience), but objectively the marginal cost of one more person riding a plane is [externality of flight]/[capacity of flight]. One train trip over the same route has 10x the denominator, and considering that the power comes from the grid not much worse of a numerator, if indeed it is not lower. Does a train really consume that much power?
With my PyPI administrator hat on, we have absolutely zero desire to ban anyone from PyPI for anything other than their actions on PyPI and in the Python ecosystem (uploading malware, etc).

If some class of users cannot use whatever signing solution we come up with, then we'll figure out an option for them or we'll scrap the solution completely.
> Loop variables with closures

indeed a brutal footgun but will be fixed soon
Seconding this. I recently re-read this and was impressed how pertinent it still is, especially on AI. Weizenbaum wrote the original AI chat program, Eliza, almost sixty years ago.
2024 Audi Q8 E-Tron Review: A Quiet Evolution of Its Luxurious Electric Flagship
Sometimes it can be hard to let something like this go. Kudos to open sourcing!
> - Trashing Lars

It's a popular thing to do but one thing people never talk about is how influential he was in writing all those songs back in the day. Him and James Hetfield would sit down with all the riffs and piece them together to create songs. Lars was super important in this and had really great taste in terms of styling the music the "Metallica" way. He was very good at knowing what "sounds good" and directing the arrangement of the songs.
Is this where it announces it's getting bought out by Microsoft.
> problem comes from Lyon to New York. Now they have to add a connection in Paris from the train station to the airport

It's a solved problem.

Most of France's international airports have TGV (high speed rail) stations with TGV trains every 10-30 minutes.

All this was already considered back in the 60s and 70s when France began embarking on the TGV and Rail Modernization project.
Debian Slim all the way. musl is only good when you are building for and testing against musl. Third party software on musl has burnt me enough times to know that sticking to glibc is the way to go unless you like that sort of pain.

Footnote: I actually love musl, just for my own software that explicitly targets it and is validated against it.
As an old-timer, I can tell you that modern automotive paint is off the charts gorgeous end of a quality that would have looked like alien technology in the
1970s. One color you will see frequently is a metallic red that consists of the red pigment with fine metal particles that give it a deep glimmer. 30 years ago the only way you could get that was a very expensive coding process that required 10, 12, 20 layers of paint. Now anyone can get it on their Corolla for little or no markup.

Another piece of trivia is that Fender, the guitar company, has often used automotive paints for its guitars. The reason is not just availability and durability, but that it accurately tracks recent color trends.
It is unfortunate that Pushshift's owner admitted he seemed overwhelmed working on the project as a solo individual and decided to stop communicating with everybody including the admins of reddit.

Since reddit is trying for an IPO and thus lawyers and execs looking to purge or exploit everything legacy it is hard to say how the negotiations would of went, but I'd imagine the terms would of impacted pushshifts functionality or been so unfavorable it would of shutdown anyway.

https://old.reddit.com/r/pushshift/comments/135cyzk/update_o...
When you hear something when you're sleeping, it gets memorized and analyzed for you. That's the basis of hypnosis and also the idea around which scientology started long ago. It can be used to program an individual, bypassing his critical thinking. Advertisements use the same trick to prime buyers to favor certain brands. If you doubt it, do a simple experiment: record yourself saying something and make the recording play back at night, when you're sleeping.
You only get 25 queries every 3 hours on GPT-4, so usefulness of this can be fairly limited. It is, great if it comes to GPT-3.5, too, though.
Amazing that they missed the point that you are raising /s
I grew up in a family of scientists and professors. It's really disheartening to see how much trouble it is to make a living nowadays. My grandfather was an entomology professor, and was able to support a wife, 3 kids, and a nice house though they were no means wealthy. If you can't support yourself or a family in 2023 working in academia, why would anyone pursue it as a career?
Colour me impressed with the legionnaires. But remember that we're speculating about large herds of disciplined elephants working together.
I would guess that consumer credit is much looser in USA than many other places. Like I had changed a job and couldn't get a credit card with 1000€ limit. Automated system simply blocked it.

This looseness is great boost for economy, but on other side it also means credit risk and thus the interest levels must be higher to in general to cover those losses.
I use and really like Gitea: https://gitea.io/

You could also have a look at a recent Gitea fork, with a very unfortunate and cumbersome name: https://codeberg.org/forgejo/forgejo
Chords, scales, and keys are all Western concepts. You might want to study some non-Western music traditions, in many of which harmony plays little role. Or even Western ones not based on quintal harmony, like a lot of jazz, not to mention all the experimentation in atonality in 20th century Western art music.

All languages ultimately relate to the way humans produce sound. That does not mean that English linguistics is tremendously useful in analyzing Japanese, even if it's better than nothing.
They could've raised the price, and made the flights more rare (say not every day, but every 3 days, or not every 3 days, but once a week etc.).

Unfortunately we're talking about primitive politicians, trying to virtue signal in primitive ways.
Yes, but do you actually need to know that? I know that, I've been using Linux since the whole thing fitted on four 1.44MB floppies. I don't *care* though, and if my machine is fatally screwed up I just bust out the latest Ubuntu LTS, flatten, and reinstall.

I haven't got time to muck about with rescuing a broken system. I've got stuff to do.
I agree that its a ridiculous description. But as a mentophor, I can imagine at that time the life is like burning in despair
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Ray Stevenson: Thor, Volstagg and Star Wars actor dies aged 58
Netflix’s password sharing crackdown is here – it costs $7.99 per month (USA)
actually now that i think about it it may be encoded in epcidec <sp>

im looking for our books now.
There is no incentive for Judges to play hardball with anyone in the judicial system. Meanwhile, if you are "soft on crime" you can expect to lose your job. There's also just a classic bias in that, if you have worked law long and hard enough to become a judge somewhere, you likely have a high opinion of the system and the status quo.