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In my opinion, the recent developments in AI have primarily show us just how much we _are_ just the firing. People argued about whether the computer could be thinking and whether it could be feeling as if those were 2 highly separated, stratified things.

Like you said, it's the hard problem. But i think the connection will come not from thinking that computers are more special, but from thinking of ourselves as less special.
And Artifact has card packs that are effectively loot boxes, and a whole marketplace to facilitate selling/buying them. I don't know how much/if they made any cut from the marketplace, but it's certainly a form of "play to win".
really? where does it say that?

https://mlir.llvm.org/docs/Bindings/Python/

is it the "not enabled by default" that scares you off? i honestly don't even know what that's supposed to mean since there's no default anything since there's no official binary build of mlir currently being released.

anyway i'm not trying to be confrontational or adversarial - i was more asking in a "how can i help you accomplish what you want" kind of tone.
Thank you for the informative reply.

Ruby atm is working towards implementing true parallell execution with Ractors for example, and now with YJIT, the performance might increase some more.
Virgil Cane's brother is rolling over in his grave. If I had to rank them then Stop Making Sense is number one, and it's not even that close. But the Last Waltz is definitely the second most iconic concert of all time. Although supposedly the other band members weren't too happy about how the band was presented, as though they were basically "the Robbie Robertson Group," with everyone else in the band being more of an afterthought.
The equinox is not when day and night have equal lengths
> Brotli has two major advantages. First it encodes to the same well known gzip format

It does not. You’re thinking about zopfli. Brotli is an alternative to but not compatible with gzip.
Unfortunately, I've become a MacOS (ARM) user recently and start to notice such small misfortunes here and there like your solution being not applicable to MacOS.
There are already plenty of lists of dangerously unmaintained bridges and roads that lack the funding required to keep them safely operational. Start there. Trust me, finding infrastructure to work on in the US is not a problem.
They’ll have a urlurls.com for these
IIRC, the refund window used to be longer, but was abused.

It still is abused for short indie games, with people buying them with the intention of speed-running through and refunding.

The refund policy is intended more for “crashed repeatedly”, “far too slow despite my machine matching the stated specs”, and “simply wouldn't run”, type problems, rather than not liking the game. There isn't much a service like Steam can do about that, that won't be abused, other than offer demos (enough for you to try out those core mechanics) which is really down to the game creators and out of their power. Other than that you just have to not be first in line, and wait for reviews from sources you trust.
The talk mentioned in the article starts here: https://youtu.be/L98v4epQmrg?t=4h12m6s
I more or less know all the answers for LaunchDarkly (except pricing details), and for the internal feature flag service we're deprecating, but I haven't gone through and answered it for all the other offerings. It would be time-consuming, but very useful.

Also, undoubtedly contentious. If you want an amusing read, go check out LaunchDarkly's "comparison with Split" page and Split's "comparison with LaunchDarkly" page. It's especially funny when they make the exact same evaluations, but in reverse.
Alamo is a chain, but it's privately-held. Doesn't that make it indie? Just a large "indie." Reminds me of the SubPop music label, which is considered "independent" despite being quite famous and large. If not, I guess I don't know what indie means. One location? If they open a second, is it a big boring corporation now?

>These theaters can also show new independent or international films that might not get a showing in major theaters

Alamo does this! I saw Teen Witch a few years ago at an Alamo Draft House, of all things. Not exactly something getting shown on major theaters nowadays :)

There are probably better examples but I'm far from a cinephile (I certainly wouldn't know about new international or independent releases regardless).
I honestly just use excel but that's because I use it as a book of record for receipts as well. Since you're looking for open source alternatives, OpenOffice would fill that need.
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I believe the PM was Laura Grit, who was actually a TPM I believe. Laura is a Distinguished Engineer now. She seems to constantly do massive scale projects. IPv4 being a smaller one now. Sadly I can't share some of the big projects she's doing now. I've gotten some sage advice from her on a few occasions that she had time and appreciate it.
Just like Apple? I do agree with you overall but 30% is still excessive
From my understanding the SEC would end up taking the profits if the prosecution is successful? The seller here is not free rolling by claiming fraud on losses.
that one in particular is using very exaggerated, absolutist language

It's a sensation piece, people are tired of posts / news sensationalizing everything. Author should chill out a bit and use different language if they want to sway people's minds. As is, not going to consider their points because they seem to be at one extreme of the debate. The middle path is much better
> Aren't you the developer of Smithereen (a fediverse server)?

I am. But I'm biased because I'm primarily an Android developer who turned into a web and backend developer for some projects (I still do Android as well). So naturally, web app (not web site) development feels cumbersome to me. It's like trying to build a proper app UI with a souped up version of Word macros and layout engine. I much prefer native apps. Smithereen will have a client API eventually, when all features I deem necessary for version 1.0 will have been implemented. The large remaining ones are photo albums and discussion boards in groups. The yet-unreleased direct messages need some finishing touches as well.

> It's ok if you don't like to use PWAs but that doesn't mean nobody does or that they're worthless.

Well, that's my point — Chrome and Firefox and Safari, being "mainstream" browsers, try their best to satisfy everyone. They support PWAs, they have extensive accessibility support (that's scarily complex as well!), they implement all those APIs and standards that are complex but mostly unused, etc.

If I were to build my own web browser from scratch, it'd have a warning in the readme along the lines of "if you require accessibility and/or PWA functionality, this is not for you, use one of the more advanced browsers".
Commits show both, yes a community member kicked things over with the initial PR and seems like a team effort to get that feature launched.
> The universe will smack you hard with reality if you're grifting

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Replication_crisis#In_medicine

Choice quotes:

> a medical researcher at the University of Texas, found that only 11% of 53 pre-clinical cancer studies had replications that could confirm conclusions from the original studies

> A survey of cancer researchers found that half of them had been unable to reproduce a published result

> A 2016 survey by Nature on 1,576 researchers who took a brief online questionnaire on reproducibility found that more than 70% of researchers have tried and failed to reproduce another scientist's experiment results (including 87% of chemists, 77% of biologists, 69% of physicists and engineers, 67% of medical researchers, 64% of earth and environmental scientists, and 62% of all others

How many of those papers were retracted, you think?
> The "effort" is using the same typo detection algorithm you use for non-quoted search to display the same warning

If you were a paying customer you could submit this idea in the forums and someone will actually look into it. I have sent in a few ideas and I think most have been accepted and fixed/implemented within a few weeks.
You would be insane to think anything on the news was connected to reality.
There's the whole dialectic in history between structural and contingent factors.

Valve and PC gaming is massively, massively contingent. It could very easily have been a much worse player at the helm.
> It's simply too hard to turn down.

It's actually not at all hard to 'turn down' the decision to simply start defrauding people on an industrial scale.
I don't understand why people hate Pinterest in image search results. If the image is relevant to my search then I don't care who's hosting it. Can somebody explain to me what the problem is here? https://0x0.st/HO57.webm

(I don't have a pinterest account, if that makes a difference.)
In this case the generator is drawing off 5.5kw of power, if it is maxed out.

This engine is capable of around 150kw of power, and the cooling system is capable of keeping up with that at highway speeds.

My guess is that if they are using the standard cooling system, it isn't even close to being taxed with a 5.5kw load even at 3600 RPM. That's less power output than you would expect while running the ac in stop and go traffic.
It’s always by car when not specified provided it is an American journalist.
My favorite feature of LPython is that they have a list of other python compilers:

https://lpython.org/
I really feel this: I wrote my own photo roll app PURELY because I wasn't able to find a decent photo roll app which just let me simply tag my images (all of them let me use create albums but sometimes, you want an image in two albums??) so I had to do it myself. I was angry - and I could do something about it. And that was enough.

I applaud the effort and wish you the best luck - also I imagine myself eventually joining you in my own attempt too :P
It's a pop-culture reference to the title of a recent novel and play, which is, in turn, a Sherlock Holmes reference.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Curious_Incident_of_the_Do...
Are these like real brands, or fake cookie cutter brands on Amazon?

Amazon: "We're talking top brands here, like FLORGOO, REMPLOW, BARBENTRON, ZOLIMIO"

Customer: "Those really dont sound like real companies, Amazon"

Amazon: "But they kindof do though, you can see how those might be company names"

Customer: "I guess?"

(from: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQpxAvjD_30 )
> But there will be people with consumer devices left on versions released with their weird SoC which could potentially get at least some updates through the LTS channels.

How does this remotely affect the status quo? Device vendors don't even deem it necessary to supply OTA updates for LTS releases of the kernel for non-flagships, much less the entire 6 year range.

Adding to this, I don't know of any end user device that has ever taken advantage of the benefits posed by LTS releases of the kernel.
I believe that the Japanese version of Prius (not sure if the regular one or PHEV) comes from the factory with this option - it can work as a full house generator as long as there is gas in the tank.
Also reused by gitea for their CI runner. I was quite impressed by that feat, pretty neat.

https://gitea.com/gitea/act_runner
Yes - that is a problem with the format. There's a few visual cues I add for this, like the black notes extending all the way up into the score, markers on every octave. You can also scroll the score like a normal scrollview, and it'll highlight on the visual keyboard what's currently played, and also play the notes if you scroll slow enough
> For example, cow meat when cooked becomes beef.

So too does bull, heifer, and steer meat.

I have heard the same story, but perhaps beef actually came to be used because there was no generally accepted way to refer to the singular of cattle? "Cow meat" would have only referred to meat from cattle kept to produce milk; which also would have been the least likely meat source.

Eventually we got cattle beast as the singular form of cattle, but it appears it emerged in the lexicon after beef was already in use.
Most of my problems would vanish if there was an official way to run workflows locally, something like:

shell: run_workflow name=MyJob in=MyWorkflow.yml params={}
Was that 2 hours since purchase, or 2 hours play time?

The current limits are 14 days since-purchase as long as you've played the game for less than 2 hours.
Thanks! I'll give that a listen. I think I have a lot of learning to do here
I am seeing a lot of similar theaters popping up with full service, dining and drinks, etc. I really enjoy going to these type of theaters because to me it is more of a dinner with a movie instead of a movie with a dinner. Even if movie sucks, at least, you had some good food.

And being married for 10+ years, there are not many topics we can to talk about on date nights. So these are perfect place for date nights for old couples.
Yeah, they didn't mention many specifics; I also imagine that they're just pulling the power off the engine using the accessory belt connected to their existing alternator -> inverter setup.

Similarly -- the concerns about how to cool the device if it s putting down 100hp -- that's 74570 watts; it's unlikely they're using a harbor freight generator's alternator to generate that kind of power.
It's not exactly simple as it involves some postgres specific knowledge, but you can make it reliable when working with transaction ids (see https://event-driven.io/en/ordering_in_postgres_outbox/).
Thanks. So, no correlation with university applications!
Quantum (mentioned by parent post) is what Firefox calls their Servo bindings.
[citation really really needed] especially considering how many locations Alamo has in Texas. Not a lot of union protection in Texas.
I’ve written many business process apps that are PWAs.

Install to homescreen is great for customers that don’t want to go through the app store yet still want their employees to have “an app” (something with an icon on the home screen).

Some are even offline-capable.
Typically you don't want lethal potential in such wet environments. Ever wondered why emergency lights on ferries are different than the standard ones? Also, you don't want any earth breaker since you really want the lights, pump and motor to be working no matter how much water you have on the wrong side of the hull.
Even though the trim cutoff switch didn't work as it used to do on the previous generation of 737s, and the pilots were not notified about the change.
There are no community fine tuned models here either, many of which outperform the open source base/chat models on many tasks.
Right, I get that. I've added a note to my comment above clarifying that I'm not critiquing the policy, just trying to clarify that "no questions asked" isn't a good characterization of it. It's a very good return policy for the industry and medium Steam operates in, but it has hard limits that are worth being aware of.
We use Loops to power some of our email things for Depot [0] and Resend for other bits of it. In general, it's been a pleasure to use.

I think there are some logic things to get right at the API level, like should I use events or contact properties to trigger loops? We're working on some of that and wish the guidance was a bit better/clearer. At the moment, any properties you send with an event get added to the contact, so it seems like contact properties are the way to go.

My last request would be to support array properties on contacts, as a given contact could be in multiple "things".

[0] https://depot.dev/
Think about what kind of life our grand- or grand-grandparents had. They went from horse-drawn carriages and muddy streets, to modern cars on roads in their lifetime. Even us older neckbeards went from 8-bit computers to modern PCs on modern networks.

But I feel like this progress has reached the end of the S-curve and there is a feeling of bitterness and disappointment slowly seeping into our collective conscious, whether we realize it or not. The other things about propaganda and modern news I think are more side effects.
and yet it still leaks out. That's why we have gov't watchdogs watching the trading.
This was an awesome talk. I really wish he went more into their plans to put Swift in the kernel and the bullet point of expecting the language to "scale down to a minimal runtime" (~7:41).
They've already killed Prime Video in the last year.

I cancelled my Amazon Prime subscription yesterday because:

- 1-day delivery is not a thing anymore

- Prime Video used to be my favorite streaming service, now it sucks. Every time I want to watch something, I have to pay an additional subscription, and it's way too hard to find what's actually included

- it's too expensive for the value it provides (70€). Actually I'm not sure what value it provides anymore
Taking 30% of indie developers revenues while being a near monopoly, so indie devs have to be on Steam. Something like Epic's 12% would be a fair cut given storage and bandwidth costs have gone down over the years. Being able to keep an additional 18% of their game's revenue would be huge for developers. Some may call it rent-seeking.
Joey Hess's solar powered fridge system[0] is neat - instead of just storing energy in batteries he uses extra thermal mass[1].

[0] https://fridge0.branchable.com/
[1] https://fridge0.branchable.com/thermal_mass/
> I'd argue that delivering flag definitions is (relatively) easy.

I'd argue that coming up with good UI that nudges developers towards safe behavior, as well as useful and appropriate guard rails -- in other words, using the feature flag UI to reduce likelihood of breakage -- is difficult, and one of the major value propositions of feature flag services.
It’s a consequence of the maturity of the smart phone market/product. Apple’s “boring” new IPhone announcement last week (or was it two weeks ago?) is another consequence of the maturity of smart phones. There’s less and less new groundbreaking stuff to do. At the beginning before all the groundbreaking stuff was done and winners and losers decided there’s much more competition.
Thanks, it was quite a ride! Definitely a team effort, not only developers, but also a fantastic QA team that puts a ton of work into polishing every single release. Also don't forget that Proton was built on top of 20 years of hard work on Wine before Valve even entered the picture.

I know I'm not the only (ex-)Wine/Proton dev who posts here on HN :)
10 minutes of flashy product advertisements followed by a 15-minute bombardment of previews loaded with taiko drums and foghorns.

Thankfully my theater now uses reserved seats so I can wait outside during the assault.

On the other hand, I count myself lucky that in my small area they feature https://www.fathomevents.com/ which include classic re-runs or special musical events. Usually there are only a half dozen people in the theater with me for those.
Do you think it's belittling to point out that someone may not have scientific knowledge? Ie, is the statement something beyond mere fact? What makes having scientific knowledge good, that you may infer that someone may think not having it is bad?
CVEs became a target for people's careers and wallet. I'm not surprised it's turning into a mess.
Thanks for your response!

I was confused on the portrait as the phone is shown as-is on the homepage, I would advice making it landscape instead as it seems to be a more usable format
If you wanna write code in a high-level language that lets to optimize individual assembly lines, have a look at Julia.

https://docs.julialang.org/en/v1/stdlib/InteractiveUtils/#In...
Just look at pretty much any other big player and quality of their products. I think GOG is only one that comes comparably close and they are much smaller.
I believe this is where crowdsourcing could come in. Gamify the apps like Waze did. Collect traffic data anonymously. I think it can be done. I think a big barrier would be server resources but there are surely people with means who could help.
Strange, Steam is quite stable for me. On both my SteamDeck, my couch PC on the main TV, and my laptop.

A lot more stable than Tim Sweeneys ego.
Also used excel previously. Then I switched to an ios app that sync with all my different bank accounts so I don't have to record stuff manually.
Change your movie theater and the time that you go.

Matinee (afternoon) shows are sparsely populated and generally cheaper, especially during weekdays. There is a small movie theater in a strip mall outside of town that I sometimes take my kids to. It's clean, the seats are comfortable, and most people go there to actually watch movies not just hang out and gab with friends.

If they shows ads, I never see them because I don't walk into the theater until at least 5 minutes after show time. This is how I opt-out of the ads and previews. Once in a while I walk in while the last couple of previews are still running, or a minute or two after the movie has started. Doesn't bother me, the first few minutes of a movie are rarely pivotal to grokking the plot.

I always bring earplugs to theaters and concerts because I am sensitive to loud sounds (as in, actual physical pain) that everyone else finds perfectly tolerable. Sometimes I need the earplugs, sometimes I don't. When I need them, they don't diminish the audio quality at all, they just take the edge off.

And in retrospect, maybe it's a little weird that I have optimized my movie watching routine down to a science. (Especially since I don't actually go that often.)
Completely agree, I almost couldn't believe Burning Down the House would be described that way. BdtH is an absolute 10/10 banger for me, it adds color to my day when I hear. That, Girlfriend is Better and This Must be the Place are my favorite three Talking Heads songs, though I love most of their work.
As does Sony
Why do people spend this much? Are they being tricked or something?
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I'll have to look for that. I haven't found a single one that's not missing the alcohol bite, but I think the closest NA beers are Guinness, Deschutes Black Butte Porter (US), and Corona, of all things.

There are a couple other US breweries I like, both of which I doubt distribute internationally: Ration Ale and Best Day Brewing.
I have had the habit of saving my favorite stuff locally for a very long time. If it's locally stored, it's always available. If it's online, there's a chance that you'll lose access either temporarily or permanently.
Apple Explains Why Only USB-C AirPods Pro Support Lossless Audio with Vision Pro
> “I need to say something every day, but I don’t have something to say every day”

Hello talk radio and 24-hour news networks.
Oracle already has a log analytics solution that competes with Splunk.

https://www.oracle.com/manageability/logging-analytics/
Seeing the writing on the wall that we could be headed back to the cable TV era, I had a hairbrained idea (haha- really just a name) back in like 2011/12, that would aggregate the three big streaming platform's libraries in a single interface. called: HuFlixPrime.

My idea to get cooperation and buy-in across the streaming providers was to try and "nudge" customers to subscribe and bundle competing services by directly showing all programming that could be accessed in one interface. Ideally streaming and account management and signup would be done through this single clearing house. Perhaps an incentive if all three services were active.

Obviously would be fraught with issues, and I could never really see any cooperation like that working. but I liked the name...
I buy whatever sneakers are currently on sale at Costco when I need new ones. There is usually a logo, I don’t think anyone looks at me askance.

Your solution is to spend hours upon hours of research and spend more money on a product to avoid a logo, which most people actually don’t ever notice or care about.

Why would someone be embarrassed about common projects?
What's the technology behind the blog? It's clean, minimal and beautiful.