skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Another company that you might have heard of, and that is still using Ruby On Rails, is Shopify!

Indeed, and if Ruby did scale for them, they wouldn't be so invested into integrating JIT compiler infrastructure into CRuby.

Likewise there wouldn't exist so much research in TruffleRuby and JRuby.

Which is great from performance of dynamic languages point of view, and compiler nerds, but lets not pretend it doesn't matter.
France had moved to all electric thanks to nuclear power. But they stopped investing and that's causing problems now...
I think it's more like installing listening posts in every pub than it is like reading letters to the editor. The web is a public space, yes, but unless I'm specifically attaching my identity to my statements then they are casual interactions and not "published" in the way a letter to the editor is.

I think we can and should differentiate between what we say in casual conversation and way we state as a declaration of our public opinion to which we purposefully attach our name.
You can get sort of a hidden volume by messing with the alignment of a LUKS partition as well.

However, it may not be very smart to do this. Law enforcement aren't dumb, they'll see the signs of your hidden partition, and you can end up in prison for up to two years for your little stunt.

Unless you're hiding something much more incriminating, cooperation is probably your best bet.
So are humans, I guess it makes sense.
Yeah, and it was relatively fast even back then.
I think another factor is that at the high end of RISC-V, Jim Keller (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Keller_(engineer) ), has his own company that is competing with SiFive: https://tenstorrent.com/risc-v/
Much like the author, I'm also really loving the Steam Deck as someone who casually plays a game or two. It really is like a more powerful Switch with the option for much more, and cheaper, games.

What I'm missing in many reviews that is gladly mentioned here is the ability to use the right trackpad as a mouse. I've also played many older games in handheld, like Impossible Creatures, which are pretty much impossible if you aren't emulating a mouse. The Steam Deck delivers in this sense, which very few competing manufacturers seem to realise.

As happy as the author is with the sleep & wake functionality however, as someone who only wakes the Steam Deck once every three days or so, it is unfortunately pretty common to wake my Steam Deck to an almost empty battery.
Maybe in high school debate class, it is. But for established societal norms that most people can see the benefits of, someone who comes in with a fringe belief is expected to provide a more interesting answer. If someone said “correlation is not causation” to the assertion that people who go to the gym regularly are more fit, people would dismiss them out of hand and treat them like an annoyance too.
Most cities are built on top of the ruins of old cities. Or nature eventually reclaims the territory, e.g. Chernobyl. I think the software crisis is a non-issue. The stack works well enough for most people and most software consumers don't care if the software has bugs as long as it does the job 90% of the time.
Sounds more like a platform agnostic messaging center, like what Blackberry Hub or the Windows Phone tried to do 10-13 years ago. There was ICQ more than 20 years ago that tried the same thing.

FB Messenger, Whatsapp, Google Chat, all in one app. Of course the walled gardeners hated this and broke the APIs or changed the terms of service until every third party client gave up.
> do parents now consider playing video games as something to strive for

Which games? Candy crush - no. Nandgame - yes. (https://www.nandgame.com/)

And there's a whole spectrum in between. Games are not equal. "Screen time" is a terrible generalisation most of the time.
I'm not sure the right wing is all that libertarian and small government these days. It all seems pretty team red versus team blue with plenty of dog whistling all around. But not many principles.
There's also the factor that while some of these things also exist sometimes in a more automated way than with Rails, the way Rails does them still seems to come out ahead.

The specific example I've got in mind is database migrations. The default with Rails is that you write them yourself, and the model then interpolates what it finds in the database at runtime. With Django, the pattern (again, by default - but defaults matter) is that you change the model and the migrations are generated automatically. The model is the source of truth.

I haven't figured out exactly why yet, but the way Rails splits the responsibilities seems to be much cleaner to me. I'm always slightly uncertain about what Django is going to do. With Rails the database feels closer to the surface, rather than something handed entirely over to the framework.
By the way,
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Denver : "Project Denver was originally intended to support both ARM and x86 code using code morphing technology from Transmeta, but was changed to the ARMv8-A 64-bit instruction set because Nvidia could not obtain a license to Intel's patents"
Mario Wonder's online mode is opening my mind to tricks and secrets
> Is there anyone to pick up the pieces?

I do not know if it matters to the RISC-V ecosystem if someone picks up the pieces, but for the employees involved it does.
In other words, he opposes war except when he agrees with it.

Even the most hawkish person would probably say the same thing. "War is terrible except when i think one side is justified" is hardly a pacifist take.
Pidgin is (was?) a niche nerd app that nobody uses anymore. Not everything is about technological advancement. We haven’t had one of these for a while. Certainly not with the new crop of messaging services. Who’s to say that it won’t catch on. Certainly not you.
What a bizarre thing to say. I wan't the jewish state destroyed? You are seeing ghosts my friend.

The fact that not carpet bombing and creating a huge concentration camp for millions that had their land annexed is now equal to wanting the Israel state destroyed is a testament to how one sided some of you people see thing conflict.

I'm pro peace, anti carpet bombing, and i see that Hamas has been supported by Israel to weaken PLO, and that settlers have stolen property and killed palestinians which has led to this extremism now, at the same time i understand the importance of an israeli state, and i understand the horrors of living in fear of rockets, though they kill a hundredfold less than the Israeli military.

It's not an even conflict in my yes.
Lots of states are ethnostates to varying degrees. Japan and South Korea are arguably much more restrictive about who is considered a member than Israel. But there are many more; Finland, Iran, and Hungary come to mind. The New World has few ethnostates, but in Eurasia they are more the norm than the exception.
The truth is that consulting any form of fact checker isn't worth the time. Reading another article about any content with a different spin gives more insight.

Fact checkers are an intellectual capitulation. Money that should be spend bolstering education.

Even with journalism being in a bad market position, fact checker do not improve anything here.
I think the assumption is that you need a high salary to do FIRE generally.
But does the answer actually say what the law states, or does the law state what the (ignoring) response is describing. What was intended by a law and what the law actually says can vary wildly; and calling that out, when the law gives far greater power than it was intended to, is both reasonable and important.
There should be more cash prizes for solving historical mysteries
You know, that almost sounds like a printer. Like what if a print head could hide in a frame. Move up/down and across whole printing, and if it weren't on some sort of reusable surface, like a dry erase board.

Higher power requirement of course but would be really cool for art.
Apple does not pay nothing. Read recent pre-IPO Arm SEC filing (not a lot of details, but enough to reveal they clearly aren’t paying nothing).
That is still true in many places outside the US, where salaries haven't bubbled up, mostly geeks and nerds.
I enjoyed the animations, but I didn't find them useless. You're correct that I don't enjoy useless animations, but this is not a useless animation.
Agreed, quality != success.

After all, mass effect was a tremendous success because and most people playing it thought it was a fantastic RPG experience despite tunnel like gameplay, stolen storyline, blend characters and horrible UI. Halo was more emotionally engaging and it was bloody FPS! But they didn't know how incredibly deeper RPG were 10 years before it when it was a niche genre.

Anything that is reaching mass adoption is at the risk of being a shadow of itself.

Baldur's gate 3 is the delightful exception, not the rule.
Not as good as chatting, which requires one to formulate ideas in target language.
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Also, their intuition about scaling is often wrong for a startup. It's not that the switch cannot be done, just that it's often easier to hire someone with the startup mindset already in place.
That is exactly not how I understand OP, regardless of a harsh choice of words. I do not like Israels policy around settlements and the treatment of Palestinians, for me this is just unacceptable. The same goes for calling for the destruction of Israel as a nation. People can actually critizise both things.

And one thing should be clear: not all Palestinians are Hamas members, nor are all Israelians supporting the settlement policies or the Nethayahu government. Punishing everyone for actions of a few is not a thing I support.
With the right pair it is unbelievable how much productivity can be unleashed. I concur, it's much easier to stay focused on the task at hand with someone actively working on the same thing.

The reason why this didn't catch on is that it's almost like a Mick and Keith sort of relationship. You can't just take any two musicians and throw them together and get the Rolling Stones and the same thing applies to pair programming.

Take a look at Bell Labs during the birth of UNIX for an entire SWARM of interdependent engineers. There's more than just a small element of good fortune! It seems those people were almost meant for one another.
Yeah, it's in this weird space where the underlying technical direction feels correct but it's just too cumbersome in actual practice.

The awful text manipulation in posix shells feels wrong on a lot of levels, but when you're just trying to accomplish something quickly the "just manipulate strings, always" api is faster to actually work with interactively.

Powershell ends up in this weird space where it's clearly better for writing actual code, but the act of using it to do small interactive things is needlessly difficult.

This is why posix shells stick around I guess - they suck as programming "languages" but they're good enough to do the job, yet they're just really fast to use interactively.
> Software has objectively gotten worse in one way though:

The Javascript ecosystem.
That's what i was asking myself, i've been looking for a good batteries included golang web framework
There's plenty of really nasty C specific zero days out there, but the bulk have rather limited applicability: witness the latest curl CVE. Potential compromise of the world's largest password silo however sounds clearly impactful. And whether Heartbleed was worse than log4shell is mostly philosophical.
This is not a problem of who is in power. All parties have an extremely authoritarian bend in this country.
Its bloated because hardware isnt the bottleneck. IE good times.
Are you sure? I don’t believe that this is the case, esp for super heavy stuff like telling someone they don't have a right to a lawyer when actually they do.
Any human economic system is intrinsically tied to human values (and human nature). What we value depends on our moral systems. Discussing economics involves making assumptions about what other people value and why they value it.

> The clothes in Costco and pretty much every other store in America take advantage of developing labor.

Yes, so why suggest "more of the same"?
The hope/belief "stewards" may steer things to where "we" cannot is also a form of optimism. It reminds me strongly of Asimov's "Foundation" novels and their "psychohistory" concept.
I am so glad I found this video. This can be applied to so many things.
Not a Swede, but I wouldn't be surprised if the police is allowed to lie about for example which evidence they have.

The sentence you refer to seems to refer to 'pressurization'.
The summary does not say that healing doesn't occur for females, but rather that the variance of healing is not effected in similar ways as for males.

Males adjust their healing (or to be specific, the increased expression of anabolic genes) based on the injury. Low to medium injuries resulted in increase healing, while larger force decreased healing. This adaptation to injury allows for greater healing in average, while female rabbits maintain the same relative lower rate of healing regardless of injury.

Since we are talking about rabbits it is important to look at sex difference in that species. Males fight each other with only a few being able to successfully reproduce. Female rabbits do not. Males that successfully reproduce will need to repeatably heal themselves from minor to medium injuries. Thus we could explain the variance as being a natural results of that process.
What about tax on private pension withdrawals?
I recently saw an algorithmically-promoted post questioning whether Israelis had been killed & kidnapped, so social networks are not doing the best job there either.
I've been feeling this way for a while: that Raspberry Pi lost its way, in pursuit of specs over cheap.

I've been very surprised to not see other people discussing it.
This isn’t true. Apple paid licence fees for the very first ARM Ltd processors - ARM would have had no income if they hadn’t.

And there is no way that any company gets a ‘forever’ and ‘all future IP’ license just because they had an early shareholding.
Oh, bullshit. Yes, people are irrational in lots of ways, but on such a simple thing, where I personally know people who search for pants with more reasonable pockets (or even modify the pockets on the jeans they find, since they're sometimes just sewed shut), it is transparent to me that your impulse to trust "the magic jeans experts" is indefensible.

There are a limited number of retailers in a space where many like to try on the product. There are only a handful of major brands. It is cheaper to make and sell fewer SKUs. Style and fashion are driven by relatively few individual people.

Sure, it's obvious that some (perhaps many?) either like or don't care about the bad pockets. It's also transparently the case that if there are not readily available alternatives, still more will buy the products anyway.

It is also transparently obvious that this can and does result in sizeable numbers of unhappy consumers who want what they claim - better pockets.

You trying to simplify that with "women actually DO want shitty pockets" is absolutely wild.
There was a tax cut that led to a deficit, which is causing calls from the right to reduce spending. This seems like a principled effort to reduce government and taxes to me.
Advertising is one of those area where energy costs and needs don't seem to be a problem. It we could replace all "active" advertising display by e-ink, we would save an insane amount of energy. It feels like every bus stops now has one of those lcd ad screen, because good old recycled paper is not good enough anymore.
anytime gov'ts are "legally" given special powers under the purpose of eliminating some evil and aspects of said implementation are allowed to be secret, this power WILL be abused. Look at FISA courts for an example (Patriot Act) in the US. No secrets, FIOA requests should allow all to be viewed unredacted etc....
Are you in the USA? Apparently the american media is particularly pro-israel. I am in Australia and find the media is very pro-israel but is happy to also say that israel’s actions are unsavory. I understand that Europe is much more balanced than Australia on this one.
Hey! interesting article.

I noticed that you published it using Minimal app.

I was curios how I could see other blogs published by you? There didn't seem to be a link pointing to your collection of blogs.
Thanks for the response! It was great to see how you and the team solicited feedback from the community for both pricing and the self-hosted deployment about a year ago.
https://github.com/tinacms/tinacms/discussions/3372
https://github.com/tinacms/tinacms/discussions/3096

Looking forward to seeing the improvements in a couple of weeks.
I usually don't look at my wife's trouser pocket when ironing them. Even if I did, I am not wearing them, so impossible for me to tell if they are sufficiently sized for her. And cross dressing is a no-go, I simply don't fit even fit up to my knees in those jeans of hers.
Damn right.

Fallout 2 let you become a drug dealer, a porn star, enroll in a cult or trigger the end of the world, and they could only display 960x540 pixels.

Fallout 3 lets you look at a mushroom cloud in HD from a distance with zero emotional impact, and call that being a bad boy because of all the anonymous zeros and ones you killed.

Wasteland 2 was what fallout 3 should have been.
Which are very old, completely obsolete cores.
Fine if those investors put the proceeds into startups or their own R&D. It has no effect if those investors are largely giant institutions, pension funds, and university endowments that automatically reinvest buybacks and dividends into the same blue chips. That is just giving brokerages an automated way to passively skim profits. They get to just sit on both sides of the finish line with their hands out while money runs laps.
I know you can go to India and pick out fabrics and have them make custom clothing, but you might be able to find someone online these days. For example, I searched “custom clothing india” and came up with these:

https://www.eshakti.com/default.aspx
https://www.cloudtailor.com/
Lets ridicule them back: "Real women don't need pockets in pants. Real women all look like Kim Kardashian."

Being uptight about gender performance should always be ridiculed.
If that were true then the UK would have a bigger startup scene than the US? No decent SWE works for less than $200k p/a even if that means going solo (contract/entrepreneur) when facing a devalued local market
They can certainly evaluate the request and deem it spurious, as long as they are willing to defend their decision.

They can also autogenerate the counter claim so an author just needs to click “dispute.”

I’m sure there are lots of valid dmca complaints against GitHub repos, like any site that allows hosting random files. But I think if GitHub wants to encourage programming, they need to invest and be more proactive in supporting programmers from people like the jerk lawyer at Mazda (or probably some stupid “ip protection” consultant) who filed this spurious seeming complaint.
Texans vs. Bitcoin: Jackie Sawicky and the Texas Coalition Against Cryptomining
It's on my todo to implement this in some form, but not accounted for yet.

But you can reduce the returns percentage on your investments to account for it. Note though that pension tax relief also isn't accounted for in the numbers, so take that into consideration when adjusting.
You are being far too generous here.

These are shoddy incomplete economic arguments because they focus exclusively on demand, treating supply as some highly reactive all-knowing pants creation engine. If women really wanted better pockets, they would magically become widely available at reasonable prices!

Of course, if you look at the actual context of those comments, relatively little of it attempts to invoke anything beyond a cursory nod to that particular anti-economic solecism. It really is largely about blaming women for not making better choices.
> I think an example is something like opcodes crossing I-cache lines

Consider also a 16-bit aligned 32-bit instruction crossing a page boundary, potentially with different access permissions. This type of bug allowed userspace applications to hang early Cortex-A8 based phones(ARM errata 657417).
Okay, so Remix and some persistence layer. What’s the point?
If you think the good times are bad, wait until you see what the bad times make!
The tweet refers to the "coming genocide" which seems to be a reference to Israel's plan to invade more of Palestine.

> Would this be akin to claiming Russia is in “armed resistance” after throwing the first punch?

If the Ukranian army starts entering internationally recognized Russian territory and killing civilians, then if the citizens of that territory were to fight back, that could accurately be called "armed resistance".

> I was under the impression they were the aggressor, no?

Israel has been illegally occupying and settling parts of Palestine for a long time. The most recent flare-up was trigger by reprehensible attacks from Hamas, but there is a long history of violence and aggression by both sides and lots of shared responsibility on both sides for the many needless civilian deaths. However I tend to hold Israel more responsible because of two factors: 1) Israel is wealthier and more powerful 2) Israelis consistently kill more Palestinians than vice versa.
> There is never a need for one piece of information without the other, so why not store it together.

Why not? as I said, so you can have full-length instructions!

And you can store it together in the same fetchable unit - the cache line (my option 2)
If they bothered to mount extra connector they didn't bother to remove rest of the parts, I'd imagine the connector is connected to same power rail anyway.

It's still probably at wattage as advertised, but I wouldn't be surprised if some models that differ by "only" 100W had only difference being current limit resistor set on the different value.
If even Palestinians (Hamas) do not care about Palestinians and are holding them hostages or using Palestinian children as human shields, why would anybody expect from the West to?
Warm water also increases evapotranspriration over land, which can dry out the land.
what did you use for view layer with Go? whatever I could gather looking at the Go ecosystem it seems you have to go with a JS framework for view layer and write APIs in Go.

Rails' deep integration with view layer unlocks a great level of productivity.
> The only answer which can be given with any certainty at this point is "we don't know"

It might be a little more convincing if you shared whatever studies you're referencing to form this opinion, because while I don't have access to the paper linked above the abstract pretty definitively seems to be saying that we do know with some certainty:

> Evidence reviewed here suggests that cannabis does not in itself cause a psychosis disorder. Rather, the evidence leads us to conclude that both early use and heavy use of cannabis are more likely in individuals with a vulnerability to psychosis.

>Future research studies that focus exclusively on the cannabis-psychosis association will therefore be of little value in our quest to better understand psychosis and how and why it occurs.