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I feel like it's making me somewhat more productive because of how it gives me a kick in the butt and stops my mind wandering off. Getting immediate suggestions and ideas from a "third party" on whatever I'm doing leads me on to the next step of whatever I'm doing rather than getting tempted to procrastinate. I doubt this will benefit everyone, but I guess this is how pair programming can be quite effective for some people too.
Imagine being so developmentally hindered that you need an Atlantic article to tell you to prioritize long-standing platonic friendships and avoid codependency, like this is some revelation. "You don't have to abandon your friends to date someone!" Uh, yeah...?
>Just like cars didn't eliminate walking,

This is about the worst analogy that you could come up with.

https://www.fastcompany.com/3034289/your-car-centric-city-is...
Thus, we win once the bots submit useful PRs.
Well, and rather more importantly it's a very popular Git repository. But I'm asking about the community aspects, not the technical delivery.
I race sailboats. Getting involved in an active fleet that hangs out afterwards is the single best way I have found to make friends. At one point in NYC I was racing on a J/24 part of a crew of 5, we raced against 15-20 other J/24s and all met at the docks after the race, every Tuesday from May until October. You are bound to make friends. Eventually you start getting invited onto other boats.
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I have a modded switch, and it is a giant pain in the ass. It’s in my opinion atypical from any other console hacking scene, it’s difficult and very poorly explained.

However, the emulator is about as difficult as double clicking.
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This used to be much more common, for men too. You don't have to go too far back in history to find a time when intense male friendships were not at all unusual, complete with holding hands and writing love letters to each other.

Of course, some of these were gay relationships, hiding in plain sight pretending to be socially acceptable non-sexual intense male friendships. But gays wouldn't have been able to hide that way if the concept of a socially acceptable intense male friendship hadn't existed in the first place!

Maybe the Marines and the like are the few holdouts in modern society where this really positive part of pre-modern masculinity is still alive and well.
Pretty sure I used cargo-mutants on a lark during Advent of Code a couple years ago. Caught a couple bugs with it. Good stuff. Thanks! :D
> just like what Microsoft did to Google 3 months ago.

Except MS actually did steal Google's thunder. This trailer did nothing but confirm how boring Meta seems and just made me more curious about what Apple's offering will look like.
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Has your company recalled employees to the office after an extended work-from-home period?

Did you push back? Were you listened to?

Were there pros/cons to the changes in working experience?

How was team morale?
That gives a whole new meaning to 'anti-lock braking'.
There are quite a few scary things about this. For one, who’s to say everyone will have access to this (or similar) technology? It will further concentrate wealth in the hands of the few. Also, since that increased productivity is not coming from the human, and is instead coming from the AI, workers’ share of profits will likely decrease, and with it, their bargaining power, and their overall position in the social hierarchy.

Elaborating further on the idea of productivity, as I said above, this doesn’t make employees more productive. It is doing some of the producing. It is not like an improved tool, where someone has to operate it to reap the benefits. It “upgrades productivity” more like how a kiosk at a McDonald’s upgrades productivity - not of the worker, but of the business. And much like the kiosks, we would be naive to believe they won’t replace the humans in due time.

This also has larger consequences for knowledge workers. Previously, to attain a higher level of productivity out of a worker, companies would have to invest in them so they could develop the necessary skills. Gone (or at least lessened) is that need. So workers will have less skill, less job freedom, a smaller share of profit, less social mobility. This is a nightmare for the working class.
>We like Stalin and we uphold the DPRK’s sovereignty and legitimacy over the whole of Korea

Jesus christ. Actual tankies.
"Leaky gut" is the exact same kind of pseudoscience and quackery
One of the things that distinguishes the first three groups in your set is shared hardship. Many in the military (and elsewhere) think this is a necessary component to form those kinds of tight bonds. So it's not that they are "allowed" to have these feeling under life-threatening situations, it's that dire circumstances foster those feelings.
I don't want one of these because I want to be invested in games, not immersed. The first time a Gloom Spawn jumped out at me in TotK was bad enough and that was without a headset putting me in the position of actually having my life-force drained from me by shrieky-hydra-hands.
We already have the answer. The treating physician is liable for any malpractice regardless of the tool or algorithm used. Clinical decision support software has been used for decades to assist clinicians with diagnosis and prescriptions. That software sometimes contains defects and makes errors. Changing the internals of that software to use some form of AI doesn't fundamentally change the liability issue.
Can you use Zig painlessly alongside C? Does `zig cc` or an equivalent provide for writing Zig libraries that then can be called by a main C function?
Will be everywhere? It's like this was written a whole month ago.
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Ironic cause the game leaked 12 days early on emulators
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This is actually a very common misunderstanding. Fractional reserve banking, as commonly learned, doesn't apply to most countries.

The amount of money in the system made up of currency deposited into a bank is less than 10% of overall money in the system (I think it was 7% in the UK last I checked). The rest is money (deposits) created from thin air at the moment that a loan is granted. The Bank of England website actually has some very good articles on these subjects. Loans literally create money. Paying off a loan destroys it, minus the interest paid to the lender, that stays in the system.

Banks do have a minimum reserve amount that they have to hold with the central bank, in the US and the UK this reserve percentage is currently 0 (zero).

I have a few downvotes it seems. I'd be very interested in where the gaps are in my knowledge as it's something I've been learning a lot about recently.
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That's true, but OTH that's already getting into territory where operator overloading might start to become detrimental because it hides important implementation details which might not be expected from a simple '+'.
Copies made by search engines don't need authorization, and can be unauthorized copies. Search engines are allowed to make copies under Fair Use since they are transformative - see Authors Guild, Inc. v. Google, Inc.

There hasn't been an explicit decision for ML training, but everyone's assuming that Authors Guild v Google applies.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Authors_Guild,_Inc._v._Google,.....

CDNs operate under the control of the copyright owner, so they would be authorized.

Web browser caches are under the control of the recipient who has authorization to make a copy.
If I have a choice of two pieces of software I am definitely using the one with the most stars first. I never considered that authors might have paid for stars.

I wonder, when you go to StackOverflow, if you would start by checking answers at the bottom since votes are so meaningless?
Indeed, the Fed often seems like a Pavlov's dog, salivating at the sound of "inflation" and hastily raising interest rates. But as we all know, not every economic hiccup can be cured with the same medicine. Sometimes, it's more prudent to pass the baton to the government and let them address the root causes, rather than reflexively resorting to the same old monetary tricks.
I would agree that third-party knockoffs of plastic or textile straps are great. The metal ones are just not worth it. Unless you like dirty wrists and peeling paint, I'd avoid them. just look at the reviews for the one you've posted [1]

https://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-reviews/R1TW5ISDWA84PV/re...
I'm wondering whether experiences with hallucinogens are some form of doing self regularization?
> Can you give me an example of a Haskell expression which isn't reverentially transparent (without unsafePerformIO)?

Yes: https://github.com/ncaq/debug-trace-var The trick, however, is not unsafePerformIO (destructive mutability has nothing to do with referential transparency in general, although it breaks it in Haskell specifically) but with TemplateHaskell, as quoting has everything to do with referential transparency.

> But the bog standard FP definition is a real and useful concept.

Actually, it's rather tautological. It defines FP circularly (see my comment here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36152488). It says nothing more than the far more useful explanation: "the meaning of every expression is a value".
I've never seen "good" changes from these bots. The code they propose often isn't even working, it's just a change that looks like it might do something. Some of the spellcheck changes might be beneficial, but there's an ethical question about whether accepting those PRs (versus making the change in a new commit directly) is a net-negative to the community overall.

If you got spam, but the spam was useful to you personally, not marking it as spam prevents your email provider from flagging the account as spam to the wider world.
Would love to see ~500 A capable charging connector and wires in a laptop for a typical 3S/2P pack. It would be an interesting curiosity. :D
> From homeschool coop groups to random meet ups/activities planned by parents via Facebook to farmer's markets, library/museum trips, churches, parks, visiting neighbors

All of these other than visiting neighbors are exactly the things nightowl means when saying they're not naturally surrounded. You're having to arrange the homeschool co-op, you're arranging playdates on Facebook, you're taking them to the famers markets and museum trips. You're facilitating them going to these places, probably by way of car.

Comparatively, growing up most of my childhood days other than school and one weekly extracurricular most of my time was just naturally playing with the kids in the neighborhood. We'd all just play in each other's yards, we would just go to the playground ourselves, etc. These days you would have CPS called.
Different companies and executives will play this out differently. Some will replace their unskilled workers, some will fire everyone, some will ignore AI altogether.

What matters is which of these strategies will result in actual success. This is honestly far too hard to tell at this point.
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There isn't any contradiction, per se, its just that observing that Catholicism says something about holy orders or marriage doesn't actually say anything about what Catholicism also says about relations outside of these sacraments, which is the question at hand here.

While it certainly is a gross summary, saying that Catholicism calls on people to sacrifice (everything, if necessary) for any person, is accurate and pertinent to the idea that it only suggests this for one's spouse. Being willing to sacrifice for your spouse is necessary but not sufficient to be an optimal catholic.
Looks like Satya is going to be making a replacement soon.

Or not, because DEI was never actually more important than money.

Will be interesting to see
> Just a few more pulls and the big payout will come. You've spent so many quarters on the slot machine, it'll definitely pay out at any moment.

You sound like someone who has won at gambling.

Your success is not the only possible or valid path.

What you have shared may be wise advice, but advice itself is never a guarantee.
Sure, but that doesn’t help determine the punishment. If everyone in Manhattan were to shit on the sidewalk life would be horrible, but that doesn’t mean we should put someone who does it in prison
This tool looks amazing!

That music in the video gives me anxiety
"But that’s not all! In an upcoming software update, we’re updating the Quest 2 and Quest Pro GPU and CPU. Quest 2 and Pro will see an up-to 26% CPU performance increase with an up-to 19% GPU speed increase for Quest 2 and 11% for Quest Pro."
14% actually seems impactful and about right. I can't say current AI has influenced my work in web dev much, as most of the stuff I do is one of:
- Not well documented, leaving AI with no idea what to do;
- Somewhat complicated where pure boilerplate code from LLM just doesn't cut it anymore;
- Requires a lot more context than current LLMs can handle;

That said, tools like GH Copilot certainly gave me at least 10% boost. With the code often being repetitive (but not similar enough to e.g. be extracted to a separate function) the auto-completions definitely save a lot of time.

While I'm sceptical as to how far LLMs will go, AI as a whole (probably with different architecture in the future) will definitely go far beyond any productivity improvements currently possible.
$20 then $10/renewal forever. Renewal I guess is every two years?
Yeah, according to google a pair of raybans weighs 40 grams and a pair of xreal air weight twice as much at 79g. I'm a massive fan of the latter but already that weight is noticeable on your face as being heavier than a standard pair of glasses and this is a device which has no battery. All the power comes from a cable connected to whatever device you're using. I can wear a pair all day but I don't think you could go too much heavier before it starts getting uncomfortable for prolonged use. I think it's going to be a massive struggle to get these down to a decent weight with battery. Viture's solution to this is a neckband containing the battery and the brains - I could definitely see this kind of solution becoming commonplace.

https://xreal.com

https://www.viture.com/
Used to be family, then people became estranged from their parents and many didn't have kids. Then it was romance and marriage, but fewer people can even find those, let alone keep them into their old age. Friendship is the next in the line of "good enough" bonds people might accept to avoid completely loneliness. Of course there's always AI and pets as the new "true companions" for 2040. Readers of the Atlantic seem like exactly the sort of people who will need this copium going forward.
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>You are friendly toward each other

Many civilians are aghast when they see how Marines act toward one another. The constant shit-talking and physical fighting probably wouldn't be described as "friendly" but definitely "brotherly"
And just reiterating the same points again and again was somehow supposed to change our view point on such a horrible practice by showing other accident numbers & feel okay about it suddenly?
Understanding that atoms are the foundation of matter and evolutionary adaptation are fundamental to life goes directly against any religion that purports alternate explanations. There is nothing innocuous about this, it is a theocratic censure.
I get that they are trying to Apple-ize, but 11 took away the ability to right-click in the empty taskbar to open Task Manager
honestly you can probably stop supporting pre avx2 for a lot of use cases. avx2 is 2014 so those machines are pretty much at end of life. this also has the advantage that it lets you assume native fma hardware
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Yes. I like that idea about API keys like how OpenAI is doing it so the user can plug in their billing account into whatever 3rd Party service you find interesting (and may have a totally separate financial relationship with) so the user is basically paying Reddit. They could possibly implement this already as users connect their accounts to the app when it's setup. At the end of the day its the same thing Reddit is being compensated for off site data access but somehow it feels more organic and under my control as a user vs this kind of rent seeking ransom negotiations for a hostage user base.
> During the WW2 it was almost completely not used.

I literally showed you a bunch of letters from 1933 which used the word in several of them and a Google ngram which showed the peak of popularity in the 1940s.

Here you can hear Churchill use it in 1939: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XWqf4wxam14

> mythical Nazis

Nazis were not mythical creatures. They were very real, whatever name you decide to use.
Oh fair.

Maybe a better example: Stick framing didn't eliminate pole barn construction.

Or prefab didn't eliminate build on site.
If that was the intent, I think they failed miserably. Nothing in that trailer looked even a fraction as fun or high quality as a Nintendo experience. In fact it just reaffirmed why I'd much rather play Mario or Zelda on Switch for a fraction of the price.
Part of this normative coupling of "number one" is incorrectly weighting sex as the most important (or even a top 3 thing in our life)[1].

Tim Keller (whom recently passed away) wrote an excellent book "The meaning of marriage" in which he points out that one of the primary functions of such an intimate relationship is to have a safe space/mirror to discover ones flaws (our own, not our partners). The bonding mechanisms of sexuality can make it so that we can have that level of vulnerability (we're bonded are less likely to leave, and less likely to be rational / play political games). It's a religious book and uses the word sin, but I think it's fairly secularly compatible if you can simply read it through the lens of "Sin" meaning "Stuff about me that sucks" ... If you think you have none, then humility is the thing you lack.

[1] I'd say health, purpose, and emotionally supportive community (or for some, "family") are more important than having "good" sex, or even sex at all.
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This is great! I absolutely love the concept and a lot of the ideas you've already put into execution.

Some feedback:

- The first song I tried was 15 Step - like a lot of Radiohead's stuff it's in 5/4. This wasn't accounted for, instead the beat counter just stuttered through either 1 or 4 every measure. Forgivable since most apps and sites don't even attempt to have a beat counter!

- Love the moving chord 'preview' allowing sight reading of what's coming up next. There are a couple of issues with it though - the first is simple, it's not aligned well so it jumps around as smaller dots and larger chord symbols scroll through, making it a lot harder to visually track especially in periphery. The second issue is that it doesn't delineate beats and measures very well, which makes it pretty hard to use it to predict the timing of chord changes, which would be very handy. This is more an issue of visualization than exact timing. If I know the rough structure of the next measure or two I can handle the timing just fine.
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Quest 2 improved the visuals and Quest 3 improves it more. That has not been a secret.