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Yep since I'm already coding with LVGL on PinePhone, I just had to find out whether LVGL works with Zig and WebAssembly. It was a fun and educational experience, I hope LVGL coding will be just as fun someday :-)
Will try this. Thanks!
His argument is basically that industrial society increases net suffering from violence and disease, because large populations are unsustainable and rely on the exploitation of the third world's poor. So instead of having one person die from a curable infection because nobody has antibiotics, you have five dying of infections because the population has exploded and antibiotics exist but they can't afford them.
They could remove the front-facing display and the camera/ability to shoot 3D content. Both strike me as non-essential for a base device geared around content consumption and basic work. The front shield then becomes a plain piece, and quickly differentiates a user from Vision and Vision Pro.

If they swap metal for plastic, the cheaper version would become lighter and that would be a selling point. They can't go with lower-resolution screens. Poorer quality headband would make the thing uncomfortable to wear.
Interesting, turns out chrome allows you to middle click on <button> when it wraps <a>. FF does not.

> just like on HN and old reddit etc.

Those use plain links
>prevent religion from intruding special places like school

With a rather conspicuous exemption for crosses.
As an avid user of Apollo, I'm going to miss the great UX. It was class apart.
Enough for 18 surrounding cameras in 3D for 360 angles recorded in 120fps for 8k VR videos? Times 7 billion people times 24/7.
It's $7.70. Go for it!
"classical AI" please don't
Plus it would mean that all the honest customers are subsidizing a miserly billionaire. That's not attractive to the other customers at all.
Lol no. The State through various schemes has been propping up the MTA for years. The bridges and tunnels (rightly) subsidize the mass transit. The state also imposed an additional sales tax for people 100 miles away to raise more revenue.

The MTA’s woes are death from a thousand cuts.
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Now that LLMs can summarise videos (I'm guessing it's probably using the srt files) wouldn't it be easier to generate the default better title using that as well
When you say "your code", could I run this on anyone's GitHub project? What if I want to ask questions about how some code in an emulator works, or Doom, or about Vue?
So I think there is an opportunity here.

Like many people, I cross a train track on my commute. There even used to be a commuter rail line that stopped there. Now it is all freight.

Like many freight lines, it carries a lot of "bomb trains" running oil between the fields and the refineries.

Eventually -- not tomorrow, probably more in the 30-50 year range -- those bomb trains are going to stop running.

That is going to leave a lot of track underutilized, and adding passenger rail back to these lines is one way to keep it cost effective to keep them open for freight. You have some overhead to re-add minimal stations -- concrete pads for disembarking, roofs optional -- but the tracks already existing covers a lot of the cost and complications.
> This also means that if you want to interoperate with them it's different for each window manager

...which is abstracted behind desktop portals, so applications like OBS or Firefox don't need to care.
> The cooling solution and 1250W(!) power supply they carried over from the 2019 model are kind of hilariously overkill now

I wonder if that's a small hint or giveaway of something coming in the future that will make use of it.... One can hope.
Here is a good video from "Cool Worlds" describing this process:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gZ3HACbDMuE
I definitely have a sense of only having one shot so I want to make the best video that I can. Though it’s not so much related to the numbers as it is to:

1) I spend a ton of time on the engineering so I don’t want to make a crappy video that doesn’t do it justice

2) the amount of time spent watching these videos is staggering. Like multiple lifetimes of time is spent watching an average video. If I make a junk video, I’ve just wasted an enormous amount of time. Being a good steward of this weighs heavily on me.
Pricing always effects demand. If it’s not enough, double it next year. Keep doing it until you can have conversation in the greatest city in NA without being drowned out by car horns.
I'm not defending him. I'm simply stating the fact that him having a bomb in his possession is insufficient evidence to convict him of the crime in question.

I am exonerated by fact. The prosecutors did not have enough evidence to convict him of a crime related to the live bomb they found.

What are you going to do to argue against that? Deny history? It already happened. He wasn't convicted.
Potential future value, lack of political will power on the end of those orgs they would need to assist (does the Sheriff want a picture carrying a Twitter bro out of his cube, etc).
You rent with a provider that uses Magic Transit by CF, Corero appliances, OVH, Psychz, or Path networks.
Most cell phone towers don’t break even … they are just expanding the network because of pride …
Self driving cars are much more likely to be public transport than individually owned. It's also extremely likely that it requires ride-sharing to be viable, which will substantially reduce traffic as well as car ownership (I suspect there may be enough cost pressure that most self-driving vehicles are more like minibuses than cars, which would also help a lot with pollution and congestion, but this may require regulatory pressure). Every conversation about the transition to EVs should be caveated with 'assuming car ownership stays the same because self-driving doesn't work (and that most of the world still does not manage to provide traditional public transport options good enough to replace cars)'.

(And yes, all of this means that Tesla and most other traditional automotive company's stated commercial strategy for self driving makes little sense)
I fail to see the distinction between tearing down urban highways and tearing down urban bridges used by cars.

Obviously, the last mile is always going to be on the local road.. but do we want all those trucks going local surface road from the Verrazano to say Greenpoint or Bushwick?

Further, it seems a little too convenient to want highways you live near to be torn down but concede that the other highways far from your neighborhood are necessary, good and in fact.. need expansion?
i thought this was going to be a post about *capitalization*—i.e., it was going to be about uppercase characters. when you think about it, capital letters are entirely useless since they don't convey any information in regular text, unless you're writing in ALL CAPS.

you can get away just fine writing in all lowercase characters, as i've just done.
Sanity has absolutely nothing to do with it. What will be presented at trial is whatever they think they can get away with. Whether wget is a hacking tool or not has no bearing on the matter. This is rhetoric, not a math proof.
I'd say it's more about autonomy, self-sufficiency and freedom, rather than just "living primitive lives". Technological progress tends to stifle all of the above, in the grand scheme of things.

Think about owning horses back in the day, which you could simply breed to get more of. You could travel freely pretty much anywhere, no roads required. Compare that to a car which is manufactured somewhere far away with tons of special expertise and which basically cannot be repaired by a layman anymore (as opposed to not too many decades ago). And you rely on a huge infrastructure network for building and maintaining the roads.

There are probably better examples (horses just came to mind). We tend to choose the more "advanced" option because it seems more convenient, without considering the externalities of that convenience, whether that's pollution or handing over part of our self-sufficiency in order to do so.

Something like a Carrington event would cripple us and cause utter chaos. Just think of the huge amount of technology that we rely on in daily life and it's not changing direction. At all. We are not becoming more resilient, we're becoming less. We are quickly losing the skills required to adapt to a "lower" level of technology, meaning any quick disruption in the system could be catastrophical.

Technology can potentially enable us to have more freedom, autonomy and self-sufficiency, but for it to be sustainable it would need to be at the top of the decision-making tree.

Right now it's mostly a balancing act between convenience and affordability on behalf of consumers and profitability of producers. And well, mix in some environmental concerns (but those tend to be secondary as well as almost always reactionary).

And yes I'm probably somewhat of a neo-luddite. I take pride in being self-sufficient, to the extent possible. And I'm more than willing to sacrifice convenience for freedom. Technology creates more boundaries, rules and bureaucracy, not less. Technology controls us, rather than the other way around.
Having the storage device on your person nearly 24/7 seems like a complete failure on the "plausible deniability" front.
Is that much worse than becoming enraged by 24 news cycles on daytime TV? I feel like reliving family memories and virtual travel/experiences could be quite positive for older people.
To quote Roger Ailes in 'Bombshells,' "It's a visual medium!" [0] Meaning, whether a scene succeeds or fails on screen is first and foremost about whether it looks good, and this scene looked great.

Obviously visuals aren't everything -- the story should make enough sense to be emotionally engaging, and the mechanics should never threaten your suspension of disbelief -- but they're the main thing.

This video analyzes the fight scene as though it's a text about how people would fight with laser swords, and it's not. It's a visual medium.

[0] https://www.bigissue.com/culture/film/bombshells-telling-of-...
I was definitely still using it in 2004, I'd be surprised if it were still entirely dead in 2005.
> But, most cars on the streets are manuals

I don't know, anecdotally, all my friends (besides me, if I count as a friend of mine) drive automatic.

> and you can’t get a driver’s license if you don’t know how to drive one.

This is definitely not true in a bunch of countries, where you get to chose if to take a license for manual or automatic, where if you chose manual you can drive both and if you chose automatic, you obviously only get to drive automatic ones.
I want to downvote you for sentimental reasons. I won't but I want to.
In addition to the story being fake, the movie is bad and overly smarmy. To me, that patronizes the man's real work and the contributions of other non-white employees. In other words, do we have to make a fake story about Mexican success? Why not tell a real one instead.
So then it is possible, which again means I need text to tell them apart instead of just an icon.
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One of his later letters he said was against Eco-fascisim. basically saying that a lot of it is driven by racism or some sort of political/social ideal. That these factors are not distributed equally globally means that it would never work as a long term strategy.

If one half of the global turned to ecofascisim and they got a non-technical world they desired, the other half would immediately capitalize on this and take over.

In a way I find Ted's idea fascinating in the same way I find a lot of smarter spiritual teacher fascinating. Here is this simple base idea, now here is 500 things you have to watch out for how the most simplistic path will cause more harm than good. To that, I don't think he had a complete picture on how to achieve what he wanted.

Like Ram Dass saying, be here now, but take it too far and you will go insane!
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It depends on so many variables that I’d find it odd if someone was serious about giving a specific %
It’s abandoned
The landlord might think that there is a higher chance of Twitter eventually paying ( through lawsuit or good will) than finding another tenant, or something. Which might be true, but is still a shitty move.
Magic Firewall exists now which is pretty powerful a la wire shark filters if I remember correctly. Otherwise MT filters are pretty good now. However I have encountered a few cases where a valid connection may drop depending on how sensitive your application is but pretty rare.
It appears that Twitter is doing the same thing to AWS that it is attempting to do with Google. Both should just bounce Twitter and sue them in court. All Twitter has left is Azure and if they pull the same nonsense, Musk better sell more stock and start building data centers.

Not paying, is unprofessional, and is a poor way to treat your vendors or maintain a relationship with them.
> in Europe, most cars sold don't even have automatic transmission

Something like 60% to 80% of new cars in European countries are now sold with automatic transmission. And this figure is growing year to year. It will take a decade or two for the old manual cars to get replaced, though.
The program takes a parameter to open a new instance "--start-always', this is needed to load a different session. No idea if that is needed on mac or if a new 'window' would suffice.

Either way I need text to tell my instances, or windows apart.
If you have a database-driven web app, and you like Python, what would use then?
Actually I’m advocating the removal of the cross-Bronx and something in a less dense area or a truck-only traffic pattern.

So not quite the same thing as what you are alluding too.
I suspect so, they're still an arm that moves across the disk. It just also has to heat the surface for reads, evidently. It will be neat to know if there's a warmup time for writes.
They need a product for people who need expansion slots for non-GPU things, and it fits that.

I agree that it’s likely they wanted to use the quad M2 chip (jade 4 C die, if I remember the term correctly), which would have given them far more PCIE lanes and made it more desirable.

But that doesn’t seem to have worked out. And the lineup had a whole they needed to fill for some of their top end customers. So here we are.
Tumblr found otherwise. So did digg. So did many other media titans of years past.
Not if you just do one of the smaller broken down tasks at a time.
That is the saddest thing. He had some great ideas and knew how to communicate them. He just didn't think he would be taken seriously unless he used the bomb cheat code on life to get notoriety. I suspect that if he had gone the path of writer with publishing, not only would his works be more popular, there would have actually been a realistic means of implementing some of his ideas.

He had some great ideas and simultaneously pushed back any real change by decades for his own self gain interest.
They wouldn't be a step backwards, they'd be a step sideways.
> Can they read? Probably yes. Will they read? Probably not.

If they don't want to read, as opposed to being unable to read, they are irrelevant to the point being made.

> Incidentally, you demonstrated my point almost perfectly

I read your point, I just disagreed with it. Still do.
I just want VS Code floating in my 100-room magical memory palace mansion.

With tools like Remote Development extensions, VS Code already works superbly from a desktop or laptop, editing locally but using a remote machine (your own or some cloud thing) for the filesystem, git, compilation, dependency management, development server if its a web/network app, etc.

It also works pretty great on the iPad, other than the tiny screen (which yeah, is a dealbreaker IMHO, but wouldn't be on a many-screens device like Vision Pro).

It also works pretty fabulously in a web browser with that same setup (e.g. Github Codespaces, but you can roll your own, too).

I doubt we will see a great IDE that does everything locally on the device. But a great IDE client is eminently doable; it's basically already done.

The IDE is one application type where the tooling around offloading all the compute, and just keeping the UI local, has flourished. VS Code was the first to really do it so it was just as good or better as developing 100% locally. JetBrains is right behind them. Others are doing it too.

This was the only way iPad OS became usable as development machines. I don't expect there to be any good native IDEs for Vision OS, either.

But if you can deal with requiring a network connection, and using VS Code, you will be able to use Vision Pro to develop on a remote Linux machine (or Mac or Windows, if that is your thing).

Whether JetBrains will make an IDE client for it, enable third parties to make that, or not support it at all remains to be seen, I guess.
It's simple - because the port is not ready yet.

The plan is to have it ready for Debian 13: https://lists.debian.org/debian-devel-announce/2023/06/msg00...
Why wouldn't you use this in place of working on your computer, and then leave it behind when you go outdoors? Sounds pretty reasonable to me.
I just need a car that will let me catch up on emails or reading the morning paper while it commutes me to work through rush hour traffic
Heh. When I think of "nonviolence" I think of Gandhi and MLK. Maybe I should really be thinking about Edward Teller and the RAND corporation?

I'm not sure who would define "orthodox" nonviolence (ahimsa) -- maybe Mahavira? -- but whichever definition we chose, I suspect it would differ from yours on the subject of threats.

Not that you're wrong, necessarily.

But you can't play by only bluffing, can you? In optimal (say) poker play, the different actions, including what amounts to bluffing, are all chosen with some probability (a "mixed strategy"), fundamentally at random.
"Knowingly making". You don't know. And, in fact, I wrote the comment that you were replying to, and I was absolutely not knowingly making an argument that is not valid, and I still disagree with your argument where you claim that it is invalid.

You're not psychic; you're not omniscient. You're wrong sometimes. And you're wrong here in your judging of my honesty.

And when you act like you can judge what you can't, and you judge negatively, and you say so publicly, that is at least indistinguishable from a personal attack.

So: Calling someone dishonest is almost always going to be considered a personal attack, whether you intended it that way or not. And if you do it here, it will eventually get you banned. Attack the logic or the data, not the person's intentions.
This isn't what we need. I don't want to depend on the government for my primary means of travel or be limited by it.
This is pretty neat, but the simple answer is to name the file the password.
>Replace that with any other race/gender and they'd most likely be terminated within the week.

Probably because those other races/genders have been and are marginalized, and white males, when correcting for other demographic factors, have not.

>I don't care what people call themselves/who they sleep with, it's not my business.

Evidently you do, because when it is pointed out to you, your reaction isn't indifference but pronounced annoyance.
Hah, I’m too old. Still remember the time when basic http auth was a big thing, and you read articles like “how to do password authentication “dynamically”…

I guess its a good thing that people have gone through hype and now are in search for a smaller more focused tool.

I wonder why standard committees don’t seem to be working on a auth solution that doesn’t require code and is more just markup/server config, but with modern things like passkeys and stuff… or maybe I’ve missed something obvious.
Because it's possible to create a cover of a song that doesn't sound a lot like the original song. In that case, if you record it, you have the copyright of the recording, but not of the song itself. You still have to pay royalties to the songwriter of the original song if you record a cover.

Coulton's "cover" just stretched that past the breaking point (or just before the breaking point, from Fox's point of view). In fact, there's an argument that Coulton did something wrong here, and should have gotten a "print license" since it changed the fundamental nature of the melody, and that the recording was technically breaking copyright.

But either way, Coulton didn't have copyright of the music, only of the recording. And since Fox didn't use Coulton's recording on Glee (although there was apparently some disagreement about that), their argument was they didn't owe him anything.
> The point is that the "little to big to bigger" was just convince - not code or enforced in any way.

But the same thing may well happen again, and that's a kind of flaw. A truly decentralized system to combat the things we want it to combat should enforce or be resistant to any de facto hierarchies.
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I think Epic could get Unreal to run just fine. Unfortunately they don’t have a great relationship with Apple (I can’t remember why but I think it was something Apple did).

The Mac Pro makes sense for only a few true professionals who need those PCI slots for non-GPU things. But those people are have BIG budgets to spend and are good customers.

Maybe the future Pros will improve, this one is a bit odd. But it has a purpose for those who truly need it.
> I never said anything about moral judgement. I was never talking about moral judgement.

"Just because he bombed people previously doesn't mean he intended to do it again. You have to have stronger evidence, like writings or postage stamps, to prove beyond reasonable doubt that these two bombs were going to be planted."

"He is doing moral judgement and that one requires only reasonable probability."

"Yeah but I only have to come up with a reasonable doubt."

Aren't those lines all replies in order? Then you're using "reasonable doubt" as a couterargument to a moral judgement.

Either https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36275516 is trying to apply reasonable doubt to a moral judgement, or you're not reading the comments you're replying to.
It could generate a thumbnail, title, and description!
Yes occasional 90ms stall reduces 1% frame rates, but less than how annoying it is.

A 10 minute test at 120 FPS is 10 * 60 * 120 ~= 72,000 frames. Your 1% lows is an average of ~720 frames but so what if of 300 them are at 60 FPS you’re going to have trouble noticing.

While if you’re almost rock solid at 120FPS a dozen 70ms stalls it’s really obvious that something is wrong but the calculated 1% low’s may actually look better. This is especially true as those stalls generally correlate with interning things happening.

The M series CPU comparison people are talking about isn’t average FPS or even 1% lows where dedicated graphics cars have an advantage, the comparison is what happens when things go very wrong. And it’s in that very specific case when they may have an advantage.
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People who paid for the FSD package have been given the upgrades for free.
does microsoft own github?
Yes, we don’t know if Mercedes is a murder machine.

What we know, is that if Mercedes murders someone, they’ll take liability for it.

Tesla will meanwhile smear you in the media for abuse of the system, that they actively promote as superior.
Rambling and speaking slowly are very different things.
How did you do all that research into TK and not realize his mind was broken by MKUltra? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ted_Kaczynski#Psychological_st...
It is the lawyer. I was confused also and looked up the filename of the image and it says something like "first_last_lawyer.jpg".
Wow, that's some really interesting definition of 'fair'
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Yup the state of the subway infrastructure is worrisome.