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I think you meant "parents" not patients - I was a bit confused at first :-)

What happened to you is probably that your friends, for your sake, tried to "speak" Bokmål to you (Bokmål is a written, not normally spoken language), as in practice that's how you have to teach Norwegian to foreigners. You have to come up with something where the writing and the speech actually matches. Where my wife was taught they did it that way - a teacher explained to me that it was their only choice, even if it's awkward. And (as told to me by foreign co-workers who did that program) followed by a shock when they've learned "Norwegian" and find out that the people around them speak totally differently, with different grammar even!

So yes, I also spoke a kind of "bokmål"-rinsed Norwegian to my wife when we were just switching to speaking Norwegian. But now I don't. It was a bit weird (had to remember to change the word order now and then, in addition to vocabulary), but I got used to it. It's also a trap though, if you keep up "sanitizing" the language for too long the other party (the one who's learning Norwegian) will not learn enough real vocabulary and may way too long be unable to understand random old people from the district visiting town. Which is something you need to do if you're working in a shop, say.
It's arguably less complicated than late stage BIOSes were, and I'm not including UEFI Class 1 systems (what many systems people thought still had BIOS actually were)
This is only a viable option for a device running a desktop OS. How am I going to do that on an iPhone, or for my TV?
It's the old catch-22, you gotta start somewhere, I do admit I should have launched on perhaps other platforms before coming here so the hackernews community had more content to browse. Initially I only had my submission but it's already catching up, have a look, there is almost 10 ideas already.
Your comment comes across as arrogant and (embarrassingly for you) you’re wrong. There are more variables - the direction the roads go in. The changing position of the sun during the journey. The date and time. It’s nothing like as clear cut as you make out.

Try “London to Edinburgh” at this time of year and you’ll see what I mean - there’s only 10% difference in sun exposure between the two sides of the bus.
Fun times with buggy kernel drivers.

Pass something with a 0 length, pointing to NULL. Enjoy your blue screens and kernel panics.
People have a tendency to irrationally hate what they don’t understand. Modern society as scripted by Disney teaches men all the wrong moves to make with women.
I agree with all of you that we should not tally crimes, that one crime doesn't justify another. But if I had to rank anyone morally, I'd say the same deed becomes morally worse the better off a person/group/nation is. We can trivially observe this in daily life, too. A rich person stealing 1€ from a beggar would be considered kind of monster, even though it might not even matter that much to the beggar. A beggar stealing 1€ from a rich person dropped wouldn't be a hero, but wouldn't raise any eyebrows either.

And the difference Gaza which has been cut off from the internet for 4 days in a row now, and a government that buys Google ads to smear the ICJ genocide charges as being politically motivated support of Hamas, is rather stark. The US senate just voted with a 75% majority to not even record Israeli war crimes. Are they affording that to other countries in the region, too?

> let alone countries in their own region

That's such an odd defense we never hear anywhere else, but constantly in contest of Israel. Why would the physical region matter? Those other countries aren't taking part in the Eurovision song contest, for example. They're not claiming to be a democracy respecting humanitarian values. Israel was founded by educated Europeans in no small part, not people from the region. If someone brags so much, including having "the most moral army in the world", while that army is doing what it is doing now, it might have something to do with them (too), not (only) the people who don't buy it having double standards.

We expect no better of other countries who currently aren't developed and weren't ever, we're barely even on speaking terms with them, when it comes to having a place at our table in polite company. I bet they also brag about being the best and having the best army, but we don't even hear about it and don't care. If one of them got accused of genocide via a formal trial, most media outlets would have covered and translated the first hearing, where the accusations where laid out -- instead of totally ignoring that and then reporting on Israel's so-called defense the next day.

We certainly don't have a fleet of journalists embedded in the armies of other countries in the region posting feel good stories, while the other half is writing up other random personal interest stories to make people feel good about the part of the picture they're not being shown at all. Or politicians just leaping to their defense before the ink on the accusation is even dry: https://gpil.jura.uni-bonn.de/2024/01/germany-rushes-to-decl...
There's also the Ultrahuman Ring Air which is around the same price but requires no subscription as far as I can tell.

https://ring.ultrahuman.com/
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Please stop using that word, no one but the person in question gets to decide if they are celebate or not, it's really disingenuous, and just indicates you don't understand the notion of consent.
> head on over to Android

I'll just tell all my potential customers to buy a new phone before buying my app. That'll work.
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I totally agree, I don't think Indiebackers should replace that process, it's completely different.
I'm terrible at networking but I hope this launch will get me out of my comfort zone.
> It's a solved problem on the CPU side of things

Is it? gestures at pile of cpu bugs
Hahahah. I don't even know where to start. If you think a 200x markup from list price on IP transit is a fair reflection of costs from AWS then good luck to you.
The question isn't whether founders have tried the open web, but whether they can reach their customers there. Myself, I feel that as a developer and a power user I'm far enough removed from "regular" users that I don't know the answer to the question, I only know it's important to ask it.
Unfortunately Kagi seems to have a US based pricing. I will ask them if they plan to add region based pricing.

Edit: They aren't likely to add it.
https://kagifeedback.org/d/687-implement-regional-pricing
cruel and kick down? it's not socially acceptable behaviour... at least for me.
A lot of my genealogy is significantly helped by considering if possible ancestors were in plausible walking vs. boating distance. You then need to prove connections, of course, but quickly ruling candidates out because they'd have lived days of walking through mountains apart even though it "looks close" today has saved a lot of wasted time.
> It's not for you.

> (this is a reference to an ancient Penny Arcade bit: https://www.penny-arcade.com/comic/2004/03/24/the-adventures...)

Thank you for posting this. I remember it, had forgotten it, and re-reading it after completely forgetting about it is almost as good as reading it for the first time. It still holds up 20 years later!
I think I was fairly specific? There's no way for a user to do vpshufb, aesenc, or a prefetch instruction. One would expect the former two things to be in jdk.incubator.vector, where they are not present. The last thing was explicitly removed, here's a link to one part of the process of it being removed: https://bugs.openjdk.org/browse/JDK-8068977

Code that uses jdk.incubator.vector does not actually get compiled to vector instructions under graal. This is why the top submission that uses jdk.incubator.vector is the only top solution that does not use graal.

I don't doubt that "similar algorithms to simdjson" may be used, but simdjson uses instruction sequences that are impossible to generate using the tools provided.

I mention these instructions because vpshufb comes up a lot in string parsing and formatting, because prefetch is useful for hiding latency when doing bulk accesses to a hash table, and because aesenc is useful for building cheap hash functions such as ahash.
> fear of being banned from Apple.

Do I need to quote Franklin? The best countermeasure to such a misbehavior from Apl is just to install Beeper by everyone and Barbra Streisand's effect will make Apple destroy the artificial fencing of Imessage.
It gets into nature vs nurture. My aunt and uncle couldn’t have kids, but they adopted a boy. He has their values, general kindness, and their sense of humor. For some value of reproduction, I think they’ve done so successfully.
Exactly. Living comfortably in the middle of nowhere is a luxury and that's why all the rich do it. Everybody else needs to be close to the rat race otherwise they can't afford to eat.
Apple will continue to collect 12 to 27 percent comissions ... Apple is the best / ultimate troll. Hilarious.
I think it's not that easy, Telegram tried very hard but got forced into apple restrictions in web browsers, you can read many complaints about it from the founder
This sounds like an extremely dismissive comment without attempting to explore the root causes.

I would argue that the causes are frequently multifactorial, with hating women being a bidirectional causal relationship. That is, failing to find a date, being dumped, or otherwise rejected may come before hating women. Once they start hating women, it becomes ever more difficult to find dates because they refuse to engage in activities for finding dates.

However, we must note that some men are misogynistic while still having a SO that are of the opposite gender, so clearly misogyny isn't a complete barrier against being in a relationship.
'profit as unethical' is a toxic idea that has ruined many good people
iOS’s built in password manager iCloud Keychain does this automatically (at least on Safari).
> I don't want their platform forced down my throat.

> I would have a chance to upgrade RAM and SSD without paying twice on the damn device.

>> what made you decide to buy a Mac

> Battery life.

When you made the choice to buy your MacBook because of the better battery life were you at any point lied to about the disadvantages?

Additionally, if you're not aware the RAM on SOC is a fundamental tradeoff because of physics. Hardwiring it into the SOC is a BIG part of the battery life improvements that you have stated you prefer.
They do decide to not be celibate. They also get to decide that it is involuntary, and to identify with the term "involuntary celibate", shortened to "incel". The study explicitly says:

> ...we compared a sample (n = 151) of self-identified male incels...
I think we might actually be overall in agreement, just using different language. I believed that by legalization you meant something similar to how weed was legalized in various places - fully legal with minimal restrictions akin to alcohol or tobacco.

If you're for making it fully legal but heavily regulated, somewhat akin to a prescription drug, then I more or less agree.
“Incels (and non-incel single men) significantly overestimated the importance of physical attractiveness and financial prospects to women, and underestimated the importance of intelligence, kindness, and humor.”
Sounds like single men, incel or not, share the same feelings.
The planned releases for removal are listed on the JEP.

If they fail to provide parity, people will do like with modules, keeping holding to older Java versions longer than they should, use the escape command line options if available, turn back to JNI (the opposite this is trying to achieve), or move to other stack if they aren't that dependent on Java, e.g. ongoing Kafka ecosystem evolution.
This is pointless whataboutism, they're both bad. Google is more open as a platform, but sucks in many other ways and Apple doesn't get points for being anti-competitive to begin with.

There's nothing "honest" about deceiving your customers and hiding a 30% fee with NDAs.
Unless you think that reason is that all Palestinians are terrorist and not humans, I fail to see how they're relevant. I'd be happy to accuse Egypt, too, where applicable.
> They also get to decide that it is involuntary,

That doesn't make sense, then it's voluntary.
Do you assume the same of women who don’t have sex?
I don't want to justify much, if any, of the behaviour of the incel/redpill crowd but...

For me several years passed between thinking 'I would like to lose my virginity' and said event happening. Should anybody feel sorry for me? No. But I can empathize with some of the feelings that lead people down that path.
If the incels are bad, then it means they are wrong about society, and there is no problem.
"Entitlement"

Interesting terminology.
I think Oxide's computers don't use UEFI, but I don't know what they replaced it with. Since they are a Rust shop, maybe something written in Rust, but if not it would also be interesting to know and to know the reasons why.
I use Alfred on my Mac and would kill for something with the same feature set and performance. Is Keypirinha the Windows equivalent I should be using? Nothing else I've tried in the past came close.
Not necessarily. The situation can be genuinely unclear to the point where it is a judgement call, and then it becomes a matter of how to weigh the consequences.
I get your point, but this is already solved in a much easier manner with an OprnWRT router (and GUI etc) and kind of a strawman's argument using DNS for that. OpenWRT comes out of the box even with social website toggles that require no configuration.

Granted, you still have to install OpenWRT, but I still think that running a root DNS isn't necessary for home setups.
In this thread: some blatant prejudice and hate towards men.
In layman's terms, "I want to get laid, but I can't" is the definition of involuntary celibate. If someone doesn't want to get laid, they - by definition - aren't an incel.
Yes and this goes into some awkward Thanos did nothing wrong territory. I’m sure there’s serious research out there on what the fundamental population limit of Earth should be if we are to bound it based on minimal ecological impact.
It was for the whole history of small-town, shop-owner, working sunup to sundown, what have manchilds todo with that?
Yeah that's perfectly reasonable. Of course it makes everything easier. It's also practically impossible to compete against which is what gives apple this unfair advantage, making their 30% cut obscene. They're making it due to being first, technical issues aside.
Yes, viruses are a very useful concept. Ideas propagate in ways that put us in mind of epidemiology.

Genotype is, broadly speaking, determined at birth. But our set of memes is in flux to a greater or lesser degree. That degree is the topic at hand; why are some more susceptible than others? I'm floating the idea that it's due to the ideas you already have at the time. That's why I brought up that some ideas confer resistance to certain other ideas.

Imagine instead a bacterium that is invaded by a variety of retroviruses, each of which change its DNA. Some of those DNA changes might increase our decrease resistance to some other retroviruses.

It's clear that strict logical consistency is not a necessary condition. Perhaps we could explore what "emotional consistency" might mean. It feels correct for me to say that when a person encounters an idea, the idea creates logical and emotional associations to other ideas that they hold, and that if the emotions reinforce the person's self-image, they will tend to adopt the new idea and incorporate it into their world-view. But I'm making this up - don't ask me to defend any of this!
You can find it if you browse: "Non-deterministic tests and where to find them".
I def think we should connect! Just sent ya a request on LinkedIn :)
The routing takes the Portsmouth-Cherbourg ferry, which is not the way any bus would go. They take either the Channel Tunnel, or one of the shortest ferries like Dover-Calais.
I feel no fellowship with voluntary misogynists who kick women down.

You don't get a free pass or a nudge and a wink on your misogyny just because you're the same gender as me.
I don't know what Disney scripted. Throw out the dating app and meet people in the real. It doesn't matter if they're dating prospects or not. Rinse, repeat.

It's silly to expanding your potential dating option to million of complete strangers. Start building a network of maybe 300-400 individuals, some of which are potential partners. Some will simply be friends, teammates, etc.

Remember, dating is not an interview or a resume. You are not showing off how good you are with a bunch of impersonal details online like what school you went to, your favorites hobbies etc. Nobody cares about that. Meet people and see how they vibes with you.
No, Xcode requires you to have an up-to-date MacOS to develop, not iOS.

However, developers are strongly encouraged to raise their apps' minimum iOS versions since Apple does not backport any APIs to older versions, any new thing presented at WWDC is only for the new iOS version. This also applies to bugfixes in some cases (SwiftUI).

So as a developer you either stagnate your knowledge or keep moving forward. Google does backport many APIs, so the issue isn't as problematic on that end.
At some point in the last ~20 years a lot of people started interpreting "this system is meant to protect against programming errors crashing the whole system" as "this is a watertight security boundary and I can rely on zero information leaking across". The results are, uh, roughly what you'd expect.
Apple Pay is not a payment processor, it's a mechanism for delivering payment information to a payment processor.
Apple provides the OS and SDKs developers need to make their app function at all.

Users do not care how much it costs a developer. They want it to be easy to see and cancel subscriptions all in one place. The web’s myriad of payment systems is the opposite of a good user experience, meant to only fatten the pockets of developers by making it difficult to cancel.
Yes, but it is for supporting developers and enterprises.
I was arguing with an artist the other day about this. I said that Midjourney copies the work of artists the same way that all human artists "copy" each other (checkmate, in my opinion). They pointed out that Midjourney wasn't a person and that I shouldn't treat it like one. They went on to say that it was a bit like enlisting a cheetah in a sprinting event, and that the game was still fair because the rule book didn't specifically outlaw the participation of cheetahs, and because the cheetah had to obey all the same rules that humans were bound by, such as gravity and requiring food for energy. I pointed out that this was obviously not the same, since the entire game falls apart if you let a cheetah play by the same rules as a human. They didn't seem to understand that, though.
Are there any uostream DNS Servers that would allow you to just download the while database and then everything immediately after its TTL runs out? I can image it would be a lot of traffic.
I had Rift, Quest 1, and Quest 2. The problem with these is

1. They’re really high friction to turn on so I don’t usually bother

2. The displays are too low rez so I don’t want to read text/do work or watch non-3D movies in them (though 3D ones are spectacular, but too hard to set up and no streaming service support means even more friction “acquiring” them), and

3. There aren’t enough AAA blockbuster narrative games (Half Life Alyx made my entire Rift purchase worth it, but nothing single handedly justified the Quest 2). The UI is also really annoying to navigate without controllers. Idk why they didn’t instantly adopt the Apple look-and-pinch model (even without eye tracking a crosshair with snapping would probably be fine).
So what about people like me? I buy an iPhone because Apple gatekeeps the apps.

I grew up in the age of torrents and Kazzaa and am tired of spam, malware, bloat, anti virus, etc. I want my phone to be an unbreakable toy, not a computing device.
I probably just missed it.

I mostly use the main airport of southern Sweden — Copenhagen.
I assume that some women who don't have sex suffer from BPD, yes. I can't recall ever thinking that about someone on an individual basis.
> for example, Uber claiming their drivers are "self-employed", when they're effectively just doing modern Piecework

Self-employed is the legal status they have with Uber. Like I could be an IT contractor. I'd be self employed, and I might have several customers at a time. How is that mislabelling? I could do Uber and Lyft at the same time and Uber's HR department wouldn't come after me for working for Lyft, because I'm a free agent. Because I'm self-employed.

> but the goal here is noble, and the idea is sound

This is as ever the problem. Achieving noble goals (not that I think this goal is noble, to my understanding of it), even in a perfect world where the implementation might not be terrible, still has tradeoffs. Pretending the tradeoffs don't exist is silly - the nobility will wear off and the reality of the law will set in soon, and last for a long time.

> nothing stops all employers from lying to the IRS about all employees and just making every employee anywhere a "self-employed contractor"

People who sign a contract to be a permanent employee are not going to be classified to the IRS as self-employed. That is already a law.

As far as I understand it, this law is about people voluntarily signing up as self-employed, with the associated pros and cons of that arrangement, and then deciding they want the legal system to force their employer to change the arrangement they previously agreed to. Now do Uber drivers have to be employees, regardless of what they want?

> This only really applies to you if you are an employee at a company that's trying to evade paying their taxes by labeling you a contractor.

Well, I disagree that it's a mislabelling. It goes deeper than taxes; it's the fundamental relationship between drivers and Uber. Should YouTubers all be classed as employees of YouTube, even though they agreed to the current arrangement, and can earn money on other platforms with no repurcussions?

I do agree that the ruling might've been motivated by wanting to collect more taxes, but I can't say for sure. It seems much more framed as "I signed up as a self-employed person, with the associated pros and cons, but I want benefits now with no compensating adjustment."
I wish for a bigger revolution in Swedish. It has been rather painful to experience how hard it is for my children to learn to do simple addition in their heads because the language is broken.

It's easier to add 30 and 40 in your head for children, than it is to add 13 and 2! Because it's "3 ten and 4 ten" vs "<special word> and 2". The special word being "thirteen". The language is irregular for numbers up to 29 as 20 has a special word.

We should change 10, 20, 30, 40 to "etti, tvåti, treti, fyrti". It would be so much better!
The reason why arm is not affected is that their "local" memory is non existent and they just spill everything to cache.
I could get on board with this.
Based on my reading, Apple’s cut of non-IAP purchase only applies if you sign up for the new StoreKit External Purchase Link Entitlement, and the cut only applies for purchases through the Entitlement link.
Seems like a normal work of Youtube's algo. If you want to grok the algo - do not click on bad videos and try to "watch" more interesting videos probably without looking at the screen or listening. Your job is to impress the algo and if you please it enough it will stop giving you that kind of video which are famous of having an arrow and some faces with exaggerated emotions.
Totally agreed. In Julia we use https://github.com/SciML/MuladdMacro.jl all over the place so that way it's contextual and does not bleed into other functions. fast-math changing everything is just... dangerous.
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