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I like The Catcher in the Rye quite a lot and have read it three or four times. I also loved the Calvin and Hobbes cartoons of Bill Watterson. It is interesting to me how both authors chose shy away from fame and to protect their works from commercialization so ardently. I am fascinated by their single minded integrity. It also causes me to consider the similarity in their works. There is certainly an element of Holden present in the character of Calvin now that I consider it.
I don’t understand the joke angle on this. In what way is protecting rights via state statute any more of a joke than, say, the US Constitution?
> Telemetry is disabled.

Er...

https://github.com/VSCodium/vscodium/blob/master/DOCS.md#dis...

> Even though we do not pass the telemetry build flags (and go out of our way to cripple the baked-in telemetry), Microsoft will still track usage by default.
I'm not sure if by Big Macro we're talking about dtolnay themselves?
Possibly a lot. See: https://espadrine.github.io/blog/posts/chinchilla-s-death.ht...
MS eliminated any competition from this direction by limiting their main extensions to the official release only. I'm personally using the remote extensions quite a lot and if someone can provide an alternative there, it would be great.
I'd say there's a difference between being clueless and having a clear definition everyone agrees on. I have an idea of what the caste system is, but if I tried to explain it exhaustively I'm sure I'd get a lot of details wrong.
If I have to count the number of times someone senior to me or some colleague has judged me or severed ties with me because of my caste, it will be 8-10. All in the United States. If anything it’s far worse here than when I grew up in India.

I’m not of the “lowest caste” as it’s perceived but by looks I am often mistaken to be a Brahmin, one of the highest ones. So my fellow Brahmins get offended when I’m not strictly vegetarian, and get more so to learn that I’m not Brahmin or that I believe India should remain secular.

I’d advise anyone not fully informed to not give too much credence to people opposing this legislation; I spend a lot of time weeding and working around them and can assure you this is a real thing and should be codified just to remind them what America should stand for.
As an outsider: Is there going to be people that now will openly admit they are low caste in an effort to be a protected class?

That's the only reason I see as to why some people are against the proposal: people will start talking more and more about caste in a country and a culture where this does not exist.
Show HN: Playing MAZE Game in gedit with WASM shaper
> elevator operators

I've been in an elevator that was being operated by a human.

Some event was letting out, and the bank of elevators had human operators until the crowd cleared. Apparently the automated algorithms aren't quite as efficient in that sort of specialized situation, maybe because they can't talk to the passengers ("Room for two more!").
I am pretty sure in 15 years React and Vue and Svelte will still be used frequently. Unless everything gets replaced by AI.

We're approaching the diminishing returns when it comes to front end frameworks. All the big ones are decent. I don't feel a need to have a better framework.

My bottleneck is how fast I can write logic and CSS. With complex components a lot of time is spent on managing state correctly, implementing all the minute details that the designers came up with.
With all we see around cancer, it's time to study fembendazole and other anti-tubulins seriously.
This has nothing to do with civil rights, it’s just a continuation of colonialism and the rich white man’s “divide and conquer” ideology. They have Modi, Sunak, Vivek is coming, and pretty much every executive team of every major tech company is dominated by people from the Indian subcontinent. Let’s not be fooled here folks, this is cultural oppression and warfare in a hidden form. Why else of all people is Wahab driving this.
That's the thing. There are a lot of examples of stuff out there that does this, some of which are probably already on the web. If you just wanted the results or a working thingy with no effort, you can use someone else's or clone a repo etc.

Most of the reason for building something like this yourself is to learn more about the APIs of the data sources, the browser, the language, etc. You get none of that when copying someone else's code, or when asking ChatGPT to do it for you. So why bother?
Do you have a source for "... and YouTube leadership is known to lean in that direction [left-wing]"? As a socialist, I can't fathom how Google's leadership would be considered left-wing. Liberal on some social issues, sure but not left-wing.
this is using the ms source, just not the logo and signing key. should be as safe as they come.
Given that some actors effectively play the same character every movie or show they’re in (ex: the rock) and people still seem to mostly like them, why couldn’t you capture an actor’s “spark” (mannerisms) once and replay in different settings forever? What specifically can’t be simulated?
We will need some sort of soft tablesheet in order to know how to write assembly to leverage instruction fusion in a best effort fashion.

I wonder how many GHz this µArch would reach with TSMC 3nm.
One does not require the other
I'm only basing this on what I've read in the comments: I can see why people would be against creating another identity group. Labeling people into further and further refined identities and pushing victimhood on people in certain labels has a downside. I don't personally know enough to have a side in this, and I don't live there anyway, just speculating why some might disagree with it.

Certainly if we end up with "people from Caste X are encouraged to apply" I can see that as offputting.
> Did us-east-1 go down because of hurricane sandy?

No, but I was at a company with all the production services in Reston, VA during that storm, and we would have been pretty screwed if Sandy made landfall in the DC area instead of continuing north.

Sandy's flooding in NYC wasn't great for some of the datacenters there, I seem to recall some having trouble, but most were fine.

BGP and DNS are certainly much better at causing disruption, and especially global disruption though.
Relationship Hero (YC S17) is hiring couples coaches
And how do kilo-girls compare to instructions per second or floating point instructions per second?
> an Apple representative told BBC News: "Strict regulation mandating just one type of connector stifles innovation rather than encouraging it, which in turn will harm consumers in Europe and around the world."

It's 2023 and the Apple Lightning connector has a max transfer speed of 480 Mbps, the same speed as USB 2.0 which was released in the year 2000.

Meanwhile USB 3.2 has a transfer speed of 20,000 Mbps.

Clearly Apples argument about it stifling innovation was a cover for it's vendor lock-in strategy that the EU regulators seen right through.
I grew up with an Apple Lisa, PowerBook 145 and 180 and later 180c, and then a Macintosh 638CD.

Windows 95's release was during a pretty dark period for me as a Mac user. System 7 was pretty unstable and crashed frequently. I don't remember it becoming particularly more stable until maybe 7.5.3 (1996). SCSI was slow and unreliable. My Performa had only SoftGPU and couldn't play the games I wanted. (Funny, an unsolved problem for the Mac in 2023!)

I nearly gave in. I remember going to MicroCenter and leafing through a Windows 95 book that went over its UIs. Everything felt so different and that was exciting.

But I hung in there as a Mac user. I eventually ended up with a PowerComputing Power Tower 225 (I think) and had never been so happy. It was remarkable being able to finally use the software I wanted to use. Then the iMac, Mac OS 8, and eventually OS X.

Kudos to Windows 95. For all my insistence in the early 90s that Macs were better, for a time, they mostly weren't.
If I switch from VS Code to VSCodium, will I notice anything different - assuming the telemetry is not really visible to me and I ignore the branding?

Will the plugins - some provided by MS - still work as expected or will those be blocked or hobbled?

Thanks!
How can you do capacity planning then for a finite real world space?
What's mentioned in the article is that as caste is a primarily SE Asian phenomenon, this is a bill that targets SE Asians. People tend not to like being singled out on the basis of their race.

Mentioned in the article was one person who tried to address this by banning discrimination "on the basis of ancestry, including caste" which seems to me to be a completely reasonable adjustment.
Animals don't drop dead left and right - in the wild -from cancer because they typically die before cancer grows. Cancers generally grow pretty slow. You don't go from 1 cancer cell to 2 billion in 6 months. It typically takes a long time. Animals raised indoors do get cancer at a fairly high rate.

Though not as much as humans. The diet factor is a huge part for sure. Virtually all the major bodies like the UN agree on this.
There is only such a thing as expertise if it is demonstrable. Having an opinion about a colleague is not information worth considering.
The article was interesting but it took me 20 seconds to parse the title as I thought it was referring to "Memory Guides" as a noun. Felt like https://xkcd.com/2793/.

On a more serious note, how might the brain distinguish between exceptional vs routine memories? Feel like there would be a lot of edge cases, e.g. is a yearly recurring event (like a holiday) routine? Is a monthly event routine? Where is the line drawn?
It’s still typescript + react. You won’t be able to avoid it for a decade if you are in the FE ecosystem.
So, this is basically what you would get when you download and build Visual Studio Code's source code.

The name is probably a world play similar to Chrome -> Chromium.
A mini rant, if I may:

Microsoft's (and Google's, lol) practice of "open-sourcing" their products, but releasing a product which has "an added closed-source functionality" is dishonest at best and worthy of a giant lawsuit at worst.
The developer wouldn't be as talented if he didn't take on such challenging projects
It also seems prudent when creating a law that mentions caste that someone who, after reading the bill, still doesn't know what caste is, has a legitimate criticism.

We define the word "motor vehicle" in most Codes of Law as well. The existence of the precise definition isn't for people totally ignorant to the existence of the automobile.
Now obviously you need not go there physically, only track the evidence and come to your own conclusion.
It does allow different ways of writing code and I agree that projects can be quite different architecture wise, but if I look at a component, I can be fairly certain that:

- Its return value is a some kind of UI (I know about contexts)

- Not using hooks, the variables in the JSX are side effect free

- Using hooks will trigger a state update or you can prevent one

- A re-rendered component re-renders the whole subtree

I meant that these few assumptions are shared in a project by every developer touching the project and they must work with these in mind. Abusing these will result in a rejected PR.

Can you still write bad react code? Absolutely, but at least I don't have to go back Adam and Eve to find what the hell is going on.
TS + Vue + Vite is just so good.

I switched to it from React + Webpack, and it's so much better.
> SiFive designed a dog-simple 2-stage pipeline 32 bit core that could even run without I-cache. I mean, it's not a speed demon, but it was implementable in many fewer gates than their earlier E cores.

How about SERV... That core can be configured to not use a register file (everything stored in BRAM).
I now come to understand that the technobable in Star Trek wasn't that well predicted, in the future we will not be reversing polarities by alligning field cores. Picard will have us align our llamas with chiwawas to get an alpacafied chinchilla model.
70k at Burning Man festival are isolated, One death was reported
Can someone who owns a Glove80 do a sound demonstration video please? Ive looked on youtube and there is not much out there. One of the main reasons I couldn’t get adjusted to using the Ergodox EZ was due to how it sounds.
Damn the people who form their own opinion and don't have opinions on things they can't know about!
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DSLs need not be declarative.

DSLs need not be succinct.

DSLs need not be close to English at all.

All of these are properties which may or may not apply to a _specific_ DSL, they are not defining features.
> Will the plugins - some provided by MS - still work as expected or will those be blocked or hobbled?

Nope. Only some.
Who says that? JSX alone would render that argument ridiculous.
Something like that should be grounds for expulsion IMO.
> caste has no direct analog in U.S. or European culture

Wait, what? Systemic racism in what's now the U.S. was literally codified as a caste system: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casta And we're still dealing with the legacy of that, many centuries since.
Most of the people I have talked to in person about this with are opposed because they still like the caste discrimination, they just don’t like being forced to openly admit it. Nonsense about social order and the way things are and whatnot.
The insides of the sleeve were lined with felt to cushion the disk and allow it to slide easily. It also unfortunately attracted moisture and could promote mold growth in very humid environments.

It also means if you drop it in water (as I once did) the felt will expand then be dragged along with the disk and literally crash into the head if you were foolish enough to put it in a drive. (Which I fortunately didn't.) Drying it out is not simple. But for the 3.5" types opening the shell is. You can then transfer the disk into a donor shell after giving it a good wipe with lint-free cloth and be on your way.

For dealing with mold on the disk itself, a brief Duck search reminds me that UV light kills most biologics. As does ozone. That will at least stop it from growing.
If there are many Wikipedia articles, and Youtube videos with millions of views on a given concept, at what point is the burden on you the reader to already know the concept or be able to look it up and learn it quickly?
Yes, I agree. That makes Apple completely beholden to the CCP. If they anger the CCP, their whole business is gone.

But I fail to see how that makes any of this more acceptable. They had 15 years to diversify. They didn't, but chose to instead spent that time just becoming more involved with a brutal autocracy, gambling their whole company on it.

It was stupid (one of the rare strategic missteps by Apple), it was amoral, and somehow still this is seen as being totally fine while Google toying around with launching a single product in China but not doing it was quoted as evidence of them being evil in this very thread. And I kind of feel like your reply reinforces that point.
What does toot:indexable mean for academic research on the Fediverse?
Lora and Alpaca at Tanagra.
Pylance won't. There's the EEE you're looking for.
When I was a kid my dad took me to his work a couple of times at the nuclear plant. I remember a little the visitor center and also I think where they did training. So I have a vague memory of being able to pick up and move around pipes simulating fuel using a remote camera system to do the online refueling of the reactor which was new around that time.

I have no idea the exact impact, but I would suspect that these types of experiences are important to build intellectual curiosity.
Smart move. The main problem that I see is that what is good for the goose is good for the gander.

This spikes are part of something that must adhere to our body, but they will shred also --our-- own cells.

I assume that there is a risk of inner bleeding, accidental destruction of any white cells frolicking around (maybe triggering immune responses), increase of tissue destruction in the surgery, or even worse the plates (or the spikes) could get loose after a while

... But I'm not a surgeon. I could be wrong.
I saw some other channels and videos about aesthetics, but couldnt find any that were as compelling. I'd love to know that myself.
that's a fair point, but Argocd + Packer is just that right ?

>some tool that is easily configurable like this that spawns ephemeral environments and deployments based off a checked in production grade configuration template like you would get with Argo

Totally with you there, but you can build this on top of Argo by having your opinionated manifest language (like Packer or Cuberfile or something else). But there is no joy to maintaining the Kubernetes api interfaces.
From the article:

> At one point, Sharma asked ChatGPT to define “caste,” and then pointed out the number of times that the word “Hindu” appeared in the computer’s response. “That’s not an accident,” Sharma later said in an interview. “It’s been seeded for such a long time. The word is a hate brand.”

I for one am hoping this argument technique doesn't catch on. Pattern matches like a fallacy, "argument from LLM" or some such.
Amazon video seems to do that. Sometimes I will search something on Amazon and it will pop up asking if I have HBO credentials or whatever.
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https://huggingface.co/smallcloudai/Refact-1_6B-fim/blob/mai...
Try to divorce the concept from the specific issue. It's not ridiculous, on it's face. It's one aspect of history, that seems to hold true. The concept of a belief being promoted by enshrining it in writing, is not a truth, but a matter of circumstance. eg Any religious writings.
Compatibility does not need to break to require a restart of a process. Linux does not have a mechanism that tells processes to reload their shared libraries when they are modified on disk. When a .so file is updated on disk, for example a minor update for a security vulnerability, all processes using that library need to be restarted to utilize that new update. If you're not restarting processes on these upgrades, you are not getting their benefits.This is why tools like dnf-tracer-plugin exist, but it's often just as easy to reboot, especially if you built your systems to be fault tolerant.
There's a preponderance of Indian and other South Asian immigrants in California, so much so it can be considered part of the culture. It is shocking that such ignorance exists in California specifically, though not as surprising necessarily that such awareness is missing in other parts of the US.
From my experience, the UI is very slightly different, with some options/functionality missing here and there (from what I remember, for example, you couldn't enlarge the font size of the menus).

The plugins won't work out of the gate, but you can installed them manually and most of them will work.

It's not a 1:1 replacement, and from my limited experience, the UX of VSCodium was worse than that of VSCode. But, if you value not being tied to MS... That's the price you're gonna pay.
What about the other way: will plugins designed for VSCodium work in VSCode?
How is he high on his own bullshit? It sounds like the reputation you know of is whatever the gossip is "in public." How was he previously reasonable but now realized being mystic is more profitable?
Jim Keller's Tenstorrent worked with SiFive instead, because ARM didn't want to customize their cores for machine learning workloads and now they are developing a RISC-V with a ridiculous performance profile.
CDK for Prolog would be quite the trip.

As it turns out, what matters is whether the model is declarative. As some uses of YAML go to show, declarative vs not is an orthogonal axis to how general purpose or otherwise a language is, and orthogonal again to whether it looks like a configuration file or code.
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Indeed, Linux gaming is way more viable now than it was in 2011, and it almost worked in 2011, so it probably works OK now. I have friends who I game with regularly who only use Linux and do OK.

That said I'm currently prioritizing Windows for the new house, because I know it works. Once that's all up and running I will experiment with Linux as well. Netbooting makes it easy to change OS on a whim. :)

One reason Linux would be nicer is that I know how to use a local disk (on the client machine) to hold the copy-on-write overlay, so only the base image need be served over the network (read-only). I have no idea how to make Windows do such a thing (if it's even possible) so I end up having to do all the copy-on-write stuff server-side. If I could use a local disk then it'd be much less of a performance issue when people decide to install extra games during the party.
Brookline, by chance?
> a proposal that many felt was unnecessary and unfairly tarnished the image of the South Asian community

I'm white yet I don't feel "unfairly tarnished" by the banning of white supremacy.

Nevertheless, plenty of Americans (mostly but not exclusively white) do oppose legislative constraints on white supremacy and I think it's fair to say that they "feel tarnished" by them. My read is that this opposition comes from the same place.
This seems like a cherry-picked snippet taken out of context. She compared them to the Germans yes but not some conspiracy theory that they ARE them.
Yes, which is why the United States frequently has never-ending debates on whether soldiers should be quartered in the homes of civilians.

I find that when people defend something as self-evident it often isn’t.
Is this MBC[1] or a different Chicago based classic tv museum?

[1] https://www.museum.tv/
I do kind of get the argument that this creates a category of crime that only indians can be convicted (or even accused) of.

At least, nobody is openly saying that they're opposing the law because they want to do caste discrimination but if someone wants to be taken seriously they need to give a good answer for how they'll be addressing it.
yeah, I think it is a pity, especially considering that most likely the drummer innovated the break.
I believe Wacom is a first class citizen in Linux. They have it in the kernel (https://linuxwacom.github.io/). There is also https://opentabletdriver.net/ that is multi-platform.
Pressure relief valve. People can't run at a 100% duty cycle for very long or they burn out. ASK ME HOW I KNOW
> When Plato says "let us all agree there exists a perfect blue independent of any real world blue", I want to argue that no, "blue" is a human construct and dependent on accidental biology.

Assuming some premise for the sake of an argument is not just a plato thing, and its not particularly relavent if the specific premise is true.
TBH we usually just turn off anti-cheat. No one at a LAN party is going to cheat against other LAN party participants.

It's only an issue if we want to join an internet game but we usually don't really want to deal with internet people anyway.
Why Bus Factor should be a key metric for any software team?
Can you change font size of the menus in VSCodium nowadays? I couldn't do that some time ago, and it was, quite honestly, a deal breaker for me.