skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> C’mon, that’s basically the same thing

I'm not going to talk about errorOr specifically because I don't know how it's implemented but rather your premise.

Exceptions are the modern goto, the try catch may be in the caller function. Or it could be 3 inherented classes away (this is hyperbole, I'm not sure if it would actually work) with so much indirection it would be impossible to follow the code flow other than to step in a debugger. So in fact it's worse than a goto since at least a goto had a label.

I'm not for or against exceptions just pointing out that a result or optional type is in no way at all similar to an exception.

On another point C++ exceptions are notoriously inefficient as well. There ware valid reasons to want to be exception free even from a code style perspective.
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I thing macos sucks for Linux development. There is not enough memory and disk space for virtualization, so you run random scripts from Internet on your main machine. Command line tools are decades old and obsolete...
Sleep tracking is really interesting, but having to sleep with a huge watch isn't really appealing to me. Thinking about it, combining health tracking with a smart watch seems rather conflicted to me, they are mentally on the opposite sides of the health spectrum in my mind. One is suppose to help you, the other provides yet another way to keep you connected draining mental energy.

I really think there should be devices that track health data and then just sync data to a computer or phone a few times a day. I know the Oura ring exists, but that's a subscription and therefor not interesting.
Did you really prescribe to the narrative that these companies that doubled, tripled, or more in size over the pandemic are laying off people because "no one wwants to work anymore?"

That website shows that it's easier to find a company that did NOT layoff in the last 12 months. Seeing all these company statements on "focusing on core products" as justification as they cancel products and entire product lines suggests fear in the market instead of complaints about their labor.
Probably best to focus on decoupling from fossil fuels.

The Haber-Bosch process is the primary method in producing ammonia from nitrogen and hydrogen. Ammonia produced, utilized mainly as fertilizers, currently responsible for approximately 1.8% of carbon dioxide global emissions

https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/engineering/haber-bosch...

Yes, green ammonia is a thing - not yet at scale but there are plans afoot, funded by resource billionaires, to make industrial ammonia w/out the greenhouse gas ommissions.

https://fortescue.com/what-we-do/green-energy-research/green...
C++ was designed?
I'm super super low carbon footprint, personally. All ARM-based computers here, just Raspberry PIs and tablets, that can run from a portable solar panel if I want. Very few possessions too. I love coding and freedom so much more that having stuff. And even more so when doing so in the forest, amongst nature.
Yes, it's all rather recent in my experience. You get CUDA 12 and the newest Pytorch.
At first glance, JavaScript/TypeScript and Python seem like similar cases, but in practice, I have never found them to be so.

The JS/TS community has enthusiastically adopted static typing, to the point where (a) the type system in TypeScript is reasonably clean and intuitive for everyday work, (b) almost every major library uses static types and specifies them in its documentation, (c) almost all major tools and development environments pick them up and work well with them, and probably as a result of those things, (d) almost everyone now uses static types extensively, at least for new development.

The Python community seems far more hesitant. I don’t know why. Maybe it’s because we’d just had such a long transition from Python 2 to Python 3 and introducing static typing feels like another big change? Maybe it’s because Python’s static type system simply hasn’t been as clean and tidy as TypeScript’s, particularly before the recent generics changes in 3.12? Whatever the reason, in practice none of (a)–(d) above reliably holds in the Python world. Personally I do still prefer to use static types in new Python code, but it’s frustrating and often needlessly time-consuming when popular libraries don’t.
Well, there's a very good reason not to want content praising Russia, but I think HN avoids such topics entirely.
It should connect and stay connected for 1 hour or so. Network transfer speed should be at least 1MBps.

It is quite possible unit is fine, but there is just interference at your place. Those small antennas are not good at dealing with it.
A friend of mine I met while serving in Afghanistan,

He was working for the Department of Agriculture, trying to get the Afghan farmers to grow saffron instead of poppy. He was a professor in agronomy and would help his students back home in the US with their assignments.

He had signed up for the US army and ended up serving in the Special Forces in Vietnam for 2 years. He dropped out of school when he was 13.

In my opinion, the military should be a second chance for a country’s citizens, who have for some reason slipped through the cracks.
The Elon era seems to emphasize hypocrisy and censorship at the command of authoritarian regimes, while Elon himself posts disinformation about election laws in the US.

https://restofworld.org/2023/elon-musk-twitter-government-or...

https://www.techdirt.com/2023/05/15/once-again-free-speech-a...

https://popular.info/p/musk-uses-megaphone-to-promote-mislea...
I'm looking forward to absurd openings that include things like "I'm just going to use my bishop to get own pesky little pawn out of the way."

If chess is a war simulation, then: It seems like it is both brutal and useful to deliberately destroy one's own units.

(It's bad PR, always, but I'm both the PR department and the native public audience. It'll be fine on my side of the board, and it might even frighten the enemy.)
I don't like to market it as an alternative to C++ stdlib, also because it doesn't cover all the things done by the C++ stdlib (in particular regarding Containers and Algorithms, as noted in other threads on this discussion).

I like to market it as an "alternative world" where the C++ stdlib is more a platform abstraction library focused on carrying practical tasks like networking, Async I/O, HTTP etc.

It's also definitively placing itself in the middle between unsafe C and bloated C++.
Thanks. Will try moving to about to see how it goes.
I couldn't find it, but I think French courts have a jurisprudence on this already (unless it's an internal urban legend from EDF, who knows): one day a EDF (French electricity producer) who was living close to a power line built an “antenna” like this to harvest electricity, and he bragged about it. EDF sued, and the defendant claimed that he was just collecting electromagnetic waves that were leaving anyway, but EDF and the experts summoned by the court argued that it wasn't the case and that he was in fact draining power. He was found guilty because he was doing that on purpose, and even if he believed it was doing no harm, he should have checked beforehand especially since he was working in the field he should have been able to know or at least get the information about what was going on if he checked.
"copy writers" is the term you're looking for, although it's a broad and neutral term that encompasses perfectly reasonable things as well as SEO spam
I think single factor explanations are likely to be overly simplistic. Usually, there is not one single reason that motivates people to vote one way or the other.
meh, semantics. the only correct answers to the question of "how do we prevent the suffering caused by the overconsumption of resources?" are "consume less resources." or "pull more resources out of thin air using magic". whether people are unable/unwilling to do it or not is neither here or there.
Who ever suggested to kill humans? Your whole comment does not make a lot of sense.

Population is already naturally decreasing in a fair number of countries. Let's embrace this instead of panicking and trying to reverse the trend.
It's not taboo in the slightest, it's everywhere.

It's just that it wouldn't work because any group defecting and having more children would inherit the earth and you'd be back to square one, only now not even in control.

It's the same mistake as every other decel "solution".

It's so obvious, and so unbelievable that proponents don't think of it that one has to wonder, who pushes this? Qui bono?
Some other cases mentioned here: https://www.industrytap.com/electromagnetic-harvesters-free-...
We could measure the effect of historical wars which exploded a much, much larger quantity of explosives than any current conflict, and assume that the current impact isn't any larger than that.

Like, the intensity of current wars isn't even comparable to that of WW1 or WW2 battles.
No, it probably should be higher given how complex even bog standard infantry roles have become.
>but 60% of cyclist fatalities did not use a helmet.

I wonder what portion of those would have been a fatality even with a helmet. Cycling helmets are flimsy things.
Very fragmented codebases like that have turned "inline function/method" into my favorite automated refactoring. I'm not an IDE person generally, but I open one up for that specific use. My favorite game to play is to see how many times I can inline with unchanged or net negative lines of code in a commit.

Getting rid of dumb tests is often where the real line savings is. No need to test your specialized internal function that's just wrapping filtering an array. Like, yes, array filter does in fact filter according the predicate you give it.
The main reason in relation to the "why" could still be that those users are completely oblivious to the degree of inaccessibility of their content.

It's accessible if you are logged in (and extra requirement on mobile: app installed). If not, it probably won't load or at best will be behind a barrage of popups nagging to agree, sign up, etc.

There is no point in joining either, twitter is for people that already are heavy users and have a network, or celebs. For new users it's dead.
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How much? If that's 1% of car (making this up), would this be a real practical issue?

By the way this argumentation is great to sabotage any argument to keep the statusquo. When someone argues for a way better solution, tell why it's still not 100% perfect to make people to believe it has the same flaws than the previous state. Repeat until someone finds a 100% perfect solution (hint: there is never such a thing).
I can also choose not to buy milk because they are no longer available in glass bottles.

I can also choose not to buy food which comes in a plastic bag or blister.
This pasta is not for everyone. I liked the nerdy marketing and funky shape, and found it to compare favorably to other novelty pasta of which I am a fan. Slightly undercooked, it’s fun to pretend I’m eating a sea slug or some other exotic thing.

Just bought a box at Whole Foods for $5-6.

After Halloween also I buy the Cheetos brand mac and cheese in the shape of bones (for the pasta only) on clearance at Publix for $1/box. Haute cuisine? Nope!
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Solid nit pick. I appreciate it.

(And somewhere in the back of my head I knew of this method of writing useful things to flash. It certainly has at least a couple of efficiency advantages that can be important in some cases, even if they're not the kinds of things that would be important or even usable with a consumer-oriented flash device that is operated from a high level.)
Fck-nat: The (f)easible (C)ost (k)onfigurable NAT
I don't think anyone uses a stackless fortran.
> By "variable" I mean a name with a value attached.

I'd just use "symbol" then. Symbols don't have much utility without a referent.

> Forth doesn't let you define these within procedures.

"within" vs "not within" seems like a distraction. Forth certainly allows defining your own symbols.

> Values are communicated implicitly on the stack in Forth, where other languages give them names and then use the names to say where the value goes.

Forth uses names, too. Other languages have unnamed expressions too. I just don't see the distinction you're drawing as meaningful.
Among all religions, worship of the weather god is the worst. It's a literal death worship; and death for the sake of death at that.
Ah okay that makes sense to me
Nice work, keep up. Don't be discouraged by low response from the dark forest (the internet). Great works don't need lots of attention to be justified.
Which made me learn today that electric bikes might produce less emissions overall than traditional bikes https://www.bikeradar.com/features/long-reads/cycling-enviro...
How is lemmy nowadays?
You got banned while using a Fastmail address? That's hard.
probably.

bottom barrel price hardware components usually mean top quality component that failed QA and then went on a lower quality bin and then passed QA there.

it's not a different design or anything. the car analogy would be all factories making only 4x4 cars and the cheap cars just being the 4x4 with the trans axle broken or something, resulting in two wheel drive (doesn't even care which two wheel because the cheap bin QA just test if the car moved). you probably got a chip with two trans axle broken and the chip limped with one wheel drive thru QA and they called it a day.

thanks artificial Monopoly protections via bogus IP laws.
Show HN: VoiceReplace (Early Alpha)
VoiceReplace is now in early alpha. We built the tool to help people tackle voice insecurities when they create videos. We are thinking of expanding this into a marketing tool for social media/SEO content. Would love HN's feedback on what the potential use cases can be!
"Clean" is the short sighted part, because waste does not only revolve around carbon. "Sustainable" is the only long term solution.

Your points seem to be correct, NE waste is less and better detectable but its also as long living like PFAS but much more dangerous compared to them.

As is said "i dont like the trend", not NE per se. This upcoming NE trend fosters an illusion, that competes with the with wind/solar power transition, which might not be the final but certainly is the better solution in terms of cost/waste/risk.
Most people have terrible overtaking skills, they sit too close behind the car they are going to overtake, are in the wrong gear and don't accelerate hard enough when they do go. Either that or are too timid and just sit behind slow vehicles causing a long tailback.
What would the fan be in this case?

I'm feeling like the initial analogy fit the premise better.
> If my neighbour has a water sprinkler, it's not theft if I put a tree where it spills on my property

From a physics perspective It's not the same thing at all: with the water sprinkler, the water is lost no matter what for your neighbors. But with the electric field, there's no power loss unless you tap into it.

To get back to your water sprinkler example, it's as if your neighbors' hosepipe got trough your garden to get to his sprinkler: you can argue that this is a environmental disturbance to your garden, but that doesn't allow you to take water from the hosepipe for your own use.
it's not like you have an option (out of china)
Ghana to initiate visa-free travel for Africans in 2024
Xiu – simple, high performance and secure live media server in pure Rust
I find it very confusing that this is supposed to be new knowledge. Shouldn't the correlation bewtween CO2 concentration and greenhouse effect been researched and simulated to death by now?
Is that wrong? Is only one narrative allowed in a discussion (it's not a discussion then is it?).
>The safest driving speed on busy roads is the speed everyone else is going.

That's a recipe for pileups. People lose concentration in a convoy and as soon as something bad happens up front everybody piles in. People aren't computers, they need some variability to keep them alert.
> Computers get much better every couple years

Did you write this from 2010? _Consumer_ computer products has been barely getting any better for a decade now. (last big WOW for me personally was getting first gen Retina MacBook Pro with SSD).
Millions or billions of years after you're dead makes as much difference as 25, that is my point.

As for the rest of your calling for banning, people can look at my history of more than 10 years of comments on HN and decide if it's fair to call for banning someone like this, lol.
Is Whoop maybe more what you're looking for? I don't think that has a display at all
This does not change what I said.

We had past long time ago the question if is happening or not. What I'm discussing is the "how fast" part.

The sub-question is if the war or wars if you prefer (You all know what I'm talking about) are causing the current wave of claims "I'm worried now but I was not worried yesterday"

I assume that the war is making it faster, but the effect of this particular factor could be temporal. Artifacts happen in science all the time. We don't know if war is a modifier (and in that case if would be a temporary or permanent modifier). I personally suspect that it has an impact. I could be wrong.
Another future was possible.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yahoo!_Pipes

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mashup_(web_application_hybrid...

It's too bad the silofication of the 2010s killed it off.
I'm curious about this myself. Every Mac I've had since OSX came out in 2001 has been copied from the previous Mac. So there are probably some turds in the config swimming pool.
Very likely an offence in some jurisdictions as "abstracting electricity" [1], which is a form of theft.

There may be no physical contact but induction still causes energy to be extracted from the line.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abstracting_electricity
1) there are still trillions of "subsidies" (that includes some negative externalities)to fossil fuel each year according to IMF (IMF, not Greenpeace!).

2) Agents in the current system have incentives to prioritize short term benefits over longer term benefits. And a lot of climate related things are short term cost/investment for "profitable" long term benefits ; the current system sucks big time in this configuration.

3) The people having the least negative impact from climate change are the countries emitting the most greenhouse gas. The countries the more negatively impacted by climate change are countries contributing the least to climate change. There is a big misalignment of interest there making a purely "free market" "economical" solution difficult.

4) There are a lot of case in the real world were there is a strong economical incentive to switch to something different and were the different agents just don't... Because people don't want to change, because there can be some particular interest in the system, because of political motive... Human is not a rational animal, and his rationality is not only dictated by money

5) We need to do more than just switching from fossil to "green electricity"
The human species might have a built in self-destruct / self-limiting mechanism, which is world war, possibly nuclear war, which might end up saving the planet in the really long term?
Bad. Do not take the bait.

You don't keep you shirt clean by joining the mudfight.
Homebrew for as much as you can. Avoid bash. The tiling windows alternates are a mixed bunch.
The fan is analogous to the antenna - it changes the RF landscape, such that a small amount of energy that would otherwise have stayed in the transmission line begins to flow into the antenna, similar to how the fan changes the air current landscape.
There used to be a style for journalism called reverse pyramid. The most important part is at the start and then details get filled in. Online video has turned this on its head.
Habr has been utter garbage, for a long time. For people who are interested in it, I highly recommend to switch to russian content in the top right button and use google translate to see what are some of the opinions average user there exhibits. Forming that kind of obnoxious audience was a long process, first "woke" people were massively downvoted and banned, then people who thought women deserve same rights as men, then anyone who criticized government. At some point into that everyone who previously wrote any interesting piece of content just... left. The current state of the platform is what happens when you go the "no politics please" route.
> When you're dead 25 feels the same as a few million years from what I was told.

Not if you have children.
KiCad. It's very stable and offers features that some of the professional programs lack. Extensive part library built-in, and easy to extend. Under active development.
The parent comment is talking about how the colors are often set on a toggle.

That the user never knows if the toggle is in the on or off position.