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> Italics would have been useless with YOU

is uppercase working better?

> since you have such poor language comprehension

so' sicuro che tu invece capisci il romano da paura...

> You're a hateful bigot hiding behind low effort shit talk.

Are you sure you are okay?

Have you tried to talk to a specialist about your rage?

I can help, if you come to Italy, I know many good doctors, my family mostly works in public healthcare here, many of them in psychiatric care, others in infectious diseases, my mom took care of AIDS patients for over 20 years, I grew up playing soccer with addicts in recover, I saw many of them die because they were put behind 4 walls and left alone, please take care of yourself and go to see your friends and family as much as you can.

> May you live in the world as you would have it, so long as you live as the least advantaged.

Fai del male e pensa, fai del bene e scorda.

Male non fare, paura non avere.
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Please read my post it's got a question mark, that universally means it was a query. You are free to clearly clarify.

If we agree there are a multitude of reasons for climate to change and that it could therefore happen at any point in time I'm not sure what we're really discussing it for. Best to just make do and live our lives.
Gotta make a Pied Piper type thing that uses the indexedDB and some light blockchain to store data on all devices, maybe while tricking Cloudflare to do the bulk of the caching and serving lol.
It's not very nice for mobile views but I do like seeing something new every once in a while.
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So it was a very bad decision, you gained nothing, changed nothing, but lost something quite substantial.
Not just touch interfaces, but designers have been tasked with making a UI that works on both mobile and desktop, using the same BRANDING, and that branding comes in the form of UI elements. Managers don't really care about the user experience until the thing conveys the brand first and foremost. So the lower common denominator (mobile) which demands the most whitespace seeps its way onto every other user surface.
I used Roam when they had co-living/co-working places, but they weren't selling their units as far as I know. They went out of business, not sure why, the Roam locations I stayed at were nice and close to full, but online people complained about the high price.

For banking and tax/government purposes I find it best to keep a mailing address with opening/scanning/forwarding in my home country. My US banks wouldn't accept an address in Bulgaria. Possibly a useful perk for some people.

Good luck, may check it out sometime.
> Generational references leak if a counter reaches int_max

With 64-bit counters, that's never going to happen. Alloc/free costs more than a nanosecond, and there are lot more than one element that you will be allocating, but even if you somehow managed to reallocate the same object a billion times a second, it would take over 500 years to run out of indexes.
Let's say that person A refuses to use $APP and person B only communicates through $APP.

Then, from A's perspective, it is just a small accommodation for B to communicate through alternative means. And from B's perspective, it is just a small accommodation for A to use $APP.
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I am sad but there are still a lot of better ones like beelink systems that appeal to me more than a nuc. Still I got a 6th gen back home and it sits unused since I don't have a good use for it.
not everybody was excited about the virtual dom. people who looked closely at it weren't particularly excited.
Looking how some emulators just ask users to copy firmware / software / keys from their real consoles - couldn't the same thing be done and only the hardware layer be emulated?
I work on two 24" 1080p monitors. I find most IDEs take up too much space with menus I hardly use.
It’s reddit, Stockholm Syndrome and mental illness is the core of that whole site and community.
It's safe the same way a segfault is safe instead of just allowing to read or write random memory through a dangling pointer, but generational indices should also allow to check at runtime if an access would be valid before actually attempting the access. Not sure if that's possible in Vale though.
He lost nothing. He gained some information that some people were never his friend.
Haven't tried, but I don't expect it to be competitive. Note that software transcoding means: CPU only, and M1/M2 is still just a bunch or ARM cores.

We've tested on Amazon's Graviton 2 and 3 systems and so-far found them to be on par or slightly cheaper than their x86-64 counterparts. But this is mostly due to AWS aggressive pricing of ARM systems, which is quite the contrary for Apple hardware.

MacMini's currently are approximately twice as expensive as the Intel i7 NUC, Gigabyte Brix and similar hardware we bought. Also, dev tools targeting server software development on Apple hardware (ie. Linux, please!) are still wanting.
> For desktop, NixOS will continue to be a niche, like Arch and Gentoo, because of the learning curve. But if you're already running Arch Linux, NixOS is a step in a direction you do want to consider, but may not want to afford with your time.

It doesn't help that the Nix documentation used to be one of the worst I have ever encountered while Arch and Gentoo have some of the most comprehensive and well written Wikis.

Did it significantly improve in the past two years?
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Oh they will, but not in a way that anyone will like. With LLMs getting cheaper to run in the coming years it'll be passport based verification and login for everything or drown in completely human looking spam.
I thought leaving was going to be a hard habit to break. Turns out it wasn’t. I started going down the road of checking out Lemmy but… I don’t actually miss pissing around on reddit.
it's not. `toggle` is a pointer to a function name and "toggle()" appears to be an expression which is parsed and then executed (scary).

you can on on:click={() => toggle()} in svelte which is more similar, but it isn't parsed and executed, it is a pointer to an anonymous function which is directly executed.

on:click={toggle()} in svelte would run the function immediately (probably not what you want) and return the result as the handler for the on:click

so quite different, really.
And how was WhatsApp incentivising them to pretend to be friends?
According to Japanese Q&A sites, two movies were played continuously and audience could enter/exit in any time (it's no longer possible), so it was decided by audience.
Networking would definitely be a concern and I 100% agree that programming for higher failure rates is a must.

I would certainly default to bare metal, likely a simple go binary running as a Job side-runner for a main prod server hosted in the cloud.

> Lastly, I would definitely consider using gitlab.com to host code and run a gitlab runner from home. The previous parts of what I wrote become moot. The runner just connects when it can and runs jobs.

Gitlab runner looks promising, though I am not sure if it's intended for work outside the git workflow.

Thank you for your thoughts.
Better systems give higher probability of a better outcome, but don't guarantee it. But we're discussing Britain here, it haven't been invaded since Normans and had low amount of revolutions and civil wars compared to most of other countries over the last thousand years.

As for Romans, they, and most of Mediterranean experienced objectively best living conditions in all of humanity until modern times during 1st and 2nd centuries. Which is exactly the principate period.

Edit:

My point is not that monarchies or empires are better. It is that they are more effective for that technological level.
For me it's been telegram. Even my in laws are on it. Cutting old social media never impacted my life much though.
I dunno, but I certainly wouldn't put it on a floppy, considering how quickly the physical media can degrade.
Prime day is actually a copycat of Alibaba’s Singles Day that happens on November 11th.

Also, Amazon doesn’t “clear” out their warehouses. They charge sellers to story inventory in their warehouses. The longer items sit unsold, the more amazon makes off of the seller in FBA fees.
> I have a native app (VS) and a web app (VSC) running side by side on my computer, its like an adult vs 7y old.

Honestly, VSC is pretty decent due to all of the engineering MS put into it. Brackets and Atom both were way slower and had noticeable input lag, at least for me.

Other people have also looked into things like that: https://pavelfatin.com/typing-with-pleasure/

Personally, something like Notepad++ or Lazarus always felt the fastest to me.

Software like JetBrains IDEs, their Fleet editor, Visual Studio and even Visual Studio code all had noticeable hiccups but always seemed "fast enough". Even when the typing itself was okay, there'd be stuff like autocomplete delays/stuttering and refactoring slowdown, but nothing too annoying.

In contrast, Brackets, Atom, working through SSH, remote sessions through RDP/VNC or any device that lagged due to being underpowered always was annoying slow and disruptive.
For me it is easy - I am very bad at social media-ing so there is little fun in it to begin with.
How would reddit block them?
Magenta Green Screen
Just let that site die already oh my god.
It doesnt have the latest security updates though
It seems we've moved from people hating the horizontal ribbon at the top to loving vertical ribbons on the left and right...
> disingenuous bait-and-switch

That accounts for 90% of silicon valley products.
Obviously, I and the author of the comment I was replying to.
George R. R. Martin uses a 36-year-old DOS software to write his books
This is categorically false.

I'm not a fan of the moderation policies from some in the more popular servers and I certainly don't like the idea of some overzealous moderator blocking whole instances, but this has nothing to do with (system-wide) censorship.

If each instance is a home, we should expect to follow their owner's rules when we are there. No owner is forced to give you a soapbox in their home for you to talk. If you want to have your own space, with your own rules, you are free to do so. You can invite whoever you want to your home and no one is going to come after you for the things you say in your home.
What is remarkable about Threads is that the attack on the UK is actually fairly optimistic - a real attack could have been a lot worse.
I see them and they’re glorious.
I'm aware of k3's, thank you for the suggestion
Based in Germany, but worked as a contractor and employee for US companies and companies based in the EU.

It's all a social game. In the last 10 years I worked in various different companies (due to freelancing a lot more), and it all boils down to: Does the person opposite of you like you or can see you fit well within the team or company. It might seem like you need to be "good enough" for a job. But that's not the case. If you somehow managed to have worked 10 months for Google, you get hired elsewhere because of your social status now, and people make themselves believe you are good, and see everything you do through the lens of "this person must know what they are doing". I got rejected from jobs which claimed I don't have enough expirience, just to be hired by a company which paid more and looked for the exact experience. I did not vibe at all with the people from the interview, every mistake I made in the challenge was seen as weak, whereas with the other company I had a good connection, so they asked about why I chose x instead of y, and didn't really consider my lack of experience in some areas as a barrier for me to join.

Skill, behind the scenes, just means you have seen more than the person they also consider for the job. Noone is re-inventing the wheel in a job which earns up to 300k a year, or is not a researcher of some sort. Which means, the more you have seen, the more you know, the more "proficient" you look. Coding challenges are not a challenge, but just: Have you seen this before? If not, you will not pass. If yes, you do it in the right amount of time.

This is fundamentally why hiring is so broken. People play charades and tell themselves they can remove bias by putting a test out there and just hire by skill. But none of the tests actually test how fast can you learn and how well can you communicate within the company. Instead of just saying: We like your past, now we have to like you and then you are hired (2 steps), they say: Let's test these things "objectively" for 5 rounds and still hire the one they like the most.
RIF still runs, without logins
ChatGPT isn't exactly aware of what packages it has available. If it says it can't, you can just ask it to nicely to try. Here's a list of what it has installed currently: https://github.com/petergpt/code-interpreter-packages/blob/m...

Note, you can also upload statically compiled libs/binaries, even tarballs into its execution environment. I'm not sure how sound that is from a security perspective, but people have been doing it lately (along with a lot of poking around).
I was thinking of Ivan the terrible. I don't think he was terribly rational about it. If he was, it didn't work, since it led to a period of civil war and the eventual end of his dynasty.
I also had to check if my adblocker was blocking something extra - this site is definitely a unique experience when it comes to using and navigating it.
The PS5 is already emulated on computers today to some degree. Kyty doesn’t run any commercial PS5 games but it can run some homebrew PS5 apps.
Did the same for a very long time until recently I had to join a group for colleagues from Istanbul. Just wanted to be notified of any social activities in that group still refuse to use it for anything else. It even cost me a job opportunity one time. You should see the look on peoples faces when I ask them to email me something.
Myself I collect home theatre receivers. So far I have two Denons I bought new, the video stage burned out on my 7.1 receiver during the supply chain crisis so I got an inferior 5.1 that is de contented and doesn’t even support HEOS (Denon/Maranz’s whole-home steaming solution.).

The speakers in question are real used Pioneers that are a lot more than 3 way, not a scam at all.

I have seen numerous receivers go by at the reuse center, I shoulda bought a Yamaha I saw that was a little ugly but quality. My son has a NTSC-based retro gaming rig with a CRT, I wanted to find him a matching (pre HDMI) home theatre but he was in a hurry so I found him a nice NAD 2 channel receiver from the 1980s.

Now I really do crave a modern home theatre with an insane number of channels, say 11.1 and I don’t expect to find that at reuse, but I have so many other things that support my art projects to get like a PCVR headset, a monitor as close to Rec 2020 as I can afford, a light field camera, etc.

Can’t say I am too excited about Atmos, the “bounce off the ceiling” trick won’t work in my main A/V room, object-based surround doesn’t make a lot of sense for music because it is not about the “flying horns” but about feeding ambience into the other channels, that really does “put you into the world’s greatest concert halls” and I have many 5.1 DTS music CDs of everything from Kraftwerk to Super Furry Animals to Yes and traditional Chinese music to prove it. Similarly most movies still have great DTS sound tracks.
There's debugger integration included in CLion but not in idea community edition.
> What's more, I feel like people aren't bothering to recognize that the newer UI shows the document as it would be laid out on a page when you print it. This is really helpful if you write documents to be printed. It seems clear that the newer UI, while there are elements I dislike, is more useful.

Word 9x was WYSIWYG also.
Changed my password to a really long random string.

Still, here I am with a new account…
Weird to say, but I kinda like the new Twitter. At least in my corner it's a pretty cozy place, which is not how I would describe the platform before the sink was let in.

If things continue to improve this way I may just buy a blue check. Not because I need it but because I think the platform is actually going in a good direction.
Because, I am guessing it was less like friendship and more like convenient boredom reduction. The WhatsApp group is there, a joke or whatever gets posted, maybe a lets go to the bar guys (or girls?) but the bond
is not strong enough that they bother to contact people who are
on another medium.
I favor ChatGPT over Google Translate now. ChatGPT has the added benefit it is focused on providing helpful answers, so if it comes across something almost untranslatable, it will be able to address that and provide an explanation in the style of a footpage note.
On the other hand, weird hardware architectures are the worst from a preservation standpoint. If no one had made a PS3 emulator, MGS4 was at serious risk of becoming lost media.
>Zero-shot means out of domain, and if we're talking about text trained LLMs, there really isn't anything text that is out of domain for them because they are trained on almost anything you can find on the internet.

Side stepping the fact that isn't really how the term is used with models these days, i don't know about that.

https://general-pattern-machines.github.io/
> but not in a way that anyone will like

If that is the case then it is because we just let it happen.
Selling is the hard part of this world view. Most people don't have a well-suited psychological framework and it's hard to develop one. It's difficult to tell if it's even possible for so many people to become minimally good at selling to support themselves financially through a small venture.
Something like a ConcurrentModificationException would be nice to have in the "weird shit happens" case, because you may not even be aware of it, and then it might cause headache much further down the line. If you could point upstream that would save a lot of headache and grey hair...
So I take that as a "No" for the "Ask HN" I did just yesterday?

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36674034
> I don’t follow… in what sense is this JavaScript?
> <button on:click={incrementCount}>

it's not. it's html. incrementCount is a pointer to a javascript function.

> Or what about this… is this JavaScript?
> $: doubled = count * 2;

Yes. $: is a javascript label. We use it to indicate that a function should be reactive - if the count variable changes, the right hand will be rerun and double updated.

> <button on:click|once={handleClick}> Click me </button>

html again. the |once is a modifier to click which detaches the handler after a single use. It's a directive in the html markup (still valid html) which the compiler picks up and converts into node.removeEventHandler.
Related: https://longnow.org/essays/richard-feynman-connection-machin...
I did. Whoops!
I'm 40 and have ADHD. Unlike what seems to be the common case ( ADHD symptoms lessening or abating as you age), my symptoms are worse now than they ever were.

It is beyond exhausting. I get to the end of every single day and look around wondering what the hell I've actually accomplished today.

I will spend wasted hours each day hoping ebteren tabs in my browser and just so very distracted.

I have noticed that when my significant other gets home from work, I am able to focus a bit better and get some stuff accomplished. I'm guessing that is some body doubling.

Interesting read.
> Running our services on computers is exactly what we as an industry did in the old-timey days.

There are times I long for the simpler approach from the "old-timey" days, but I digress...

> You've got availability concerns (power, network, hardware failure, etc), the networking to get a static IP in the place the laptop lives might be a bit tricky, but you can absolutely do this.

Availability is a good point :), static IP too. Thanks for the thoughts.
Are gamers going to have expensive RNPUs (rat neuron processing units) plugged in via Thunderbolt in addition to GPUs in the future?
I agree with this completely.

I'd also point out that this is exactly how bubbles occur. "Everyone I know hates WhatsApp/Facebook/whatever" says the person who refuses to communicate via those platforms.
My obtuse point is that though sorting your source code files into various directories offers no functional benefit*, some folk find it useful from an organisational perspective. Maybe there's an element of that in housing functions an object.

*bear with me - admittedly there are languages/technologies where directory structures are required, but hopefully you get my point.
4chan is pretty good in that regard. Not social media per se, though. I wish there were more "only as much censorship as necessary" platforms.
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The analogy doesn't work because providing a vegetarian option is something you only have to do once, or at least only the few times the vegetarian friend has dinner at your house. Changing your messaging platform for a friend is more like becoming a vegetarian yourself and convincing all your other friends to go vegetarian to please your friend (because a messaging app is only useful if most of your friends are on it).
Store reusable data pipelines in a kind of Private “App Store” for data workflow
It's essentially, the ability to create a customized, private 'App Store' for data pipelines.

Instead of the 'one-size-fits-all' approach, it's a customizable solution that caters to the specific needs of each organization. This 'App Store' is a curated, documented, organized, and searchable catalog of commonly used workflows, enabling data engineers to create workflows that can be used by domain experts.

The goal is to minimize time spent on mundane tasks such as glue code creation, constant back-and-forths, and sifting through internal docs, while making time for building modular, accessible components and value-adding code.

You can read more about it here: https://kestra.io/blogs/2023-07-12-your-private-app-store-for-data-pipelines

What are your thoughts on this? Do you agree with the concept? Could a tailored, customizable list of flows be a more effective solution for managing data pipelines?
prove to who? i refuse to prove myself to them.