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> Django in Typescript is Next.js / T3 stack

I’m sorry but no. In Django, every parts of the framework are tightly integrated in smart ways to make you more productive.

You can write things like "redirect(entity)" to redirect your user to the view that shows your entity. Displaying a form to create/edit an entity is a few lines of code…

I understand why you would prefer something else but you can’t say that it’s Django.
What a loss.

I had the pleasure of briefly meeting him at the NSA Cryptologic Symposium one year. He will be missed.
If Joe Rogan does one thing well, it has to be that despite popular perception in mainstream media there's a pretty big non-woke market and audience out there.
From a PR perspective, I can understand why insiders would be keen to leak a massive headline figure and gloss over the fact it's probably a big step down from the previous deal - and as you say, is more likely to either be $50m annually or has some incentive structure that's unlikely to be met.

If the deal were 250m per year that would be an incredible headline, there's no way they'd be quiet about that.
Haha. It is, but I always found it funny, the south park song. But yea, bitcoiners will push the military of just being this evil force of violence. And trust me, it can be. I was in the Navy. But we also did so much more. We did search and rescue for civilians missing at sea regardless of their nationality. We did evacuations for scientist and researchers on islands in the path of a really bad storms. Used our hospital on board to respond to calls for helps from smaller ships that needed assistance with emergency medical situations, etc. Provide disaster relief, etc. Had a fellow sailor at the time who was on an air craft carrier that responded to Fukushima by flying all their food on board to the ship to feed victims of that disaster.
Some people just never learned how to enjoy life and just exist, be it because of their demanding job or responsibilities or the toxic work cultures they spent decades in.
So you don’t consider people’s criticisms of Tan free speech? Or does he only get that privilege?
It's just the flagging you already have access to (as you have more than 30 karma). It's the flag option. There's nothing special otherwise that I'm aware of (at least at 2500 karma)
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> Bitcoin mining has the potential to act as a load balancer for the electricity grid. By increasing its energy consumption during periods when renewable energy production exceeds demand, and reducing consumption during peak demand periods, Bitcoin mining could help stabilize the grid and make renewable energy generation more economically viable.

Lots of things have the potential for lots of things. But we need to operate on the reality as it exists, and that reality is that Bitcoin uses a phenomenal amount of power, to the point that people are paying Bitcoin miners to not use electricity when the grid is at capacity (as mentioned in the article).
You do understand they're not paying him $250M per listen, right?
iphones can scan such qr code to join the network, just point at it with the camera and hud will hover with the ssid. then click on it.

i created one out of plastic beads the other year with my wife

this is what i used:

qrencode -s 6 -l H -o "wifi.png" "WIFI:S:SSID;T:WPA;P:PASSWORD;;"

https://fukuchi.org/works/qrencode/
There is zero (0) reason I don't currently own a pinball machine. There are several listed on my local Craigslist right now for between $500 and $2500 USD. I could simply play pinball whenever my heart desired. The fellas who bankrupt early and rode with someone else when we play cards could have something do. I could maintain it obsessively, finding original manuals and schematics. They don't depreciate significantly if maintained. Am I a moron for not owning one? Why don't you people own one?
Middle click does not work for me on a Mac. Maybe cmd+click or double click would be ok to do?
Just another step toward total un-usefulness ....
Amazon Enters Chatbot Fray with Shopping Tool 'Rufus'
It really depends on what country you are in.

In many countries c*nt is one of the more terrible swearwords could imagine. In Ireland it's friendly banter. d*ckhead can be either a term of endearment amongst (close) friends, or an insult in Australia, and worse in other countries.

In many, if not most, non American countries, f*ck just doesn't cut the mustard when swearing.

Heck, in the UK, they have a major high street brand called FCUK.
I'm sad. My workplace blocks reddit and I use this to find answers to some technical questions which seem to be only on Reddit when you Google search
https://archive.ph/mGHBN
This will likely anger the woke crowd. I like the JRE. It's generally a good and interesting conversation. I normally skip the comedian guests though.
Beanie bAIbies
rgmerk beat me to it. Putin is disposing of all who displease him and will get away with it. Don't know if Musk or Bezos are doing likewise.
I’ve never understood the take that a crypto network “doesn’t provide value”. Keeping the network secure isn’t valuable? So whose paying for all the energy exactly? How long until they’re bled dry?
Zuckerberg sees $28 billion windfall after shares rocket
Thundering herd has evolved beyond the original definition, that happens. Sometimes terms even flip their meaning (like how "one bad apple" has flipped it's meaning, or how "pre-optimization is the root of all evil" as used these days isn't what the original author actually meant, but in this case I think most of the new usages fit the basic idea, which is a large amount of unusual traffic happens outside of normal usage patterns.
Yes, people would simply invent things, or a similar process with the same effect. The idea of history as some sort of neutral record of events is itself historically novel, and most of our sources around the Norman Conquest has a very pronounced slant one way or the other. Chroniclers generally were also using a great deal of secondhand information (at best). In the given instance, Orderic Vitalis was cloistered and more or less explicitly writing propaganda for William.
https://ckeditor.com/blog/FCKeditor-2.6.11-Released/

You learn something new every day. To be fair, this rename is 10 years old!
From comments:

> avoiding [...] errno

Note that errno can be optimized by a sufficiently smart compiler, simply by treating it as a register, then annotating various functions with whether it is preserved, clobbered, or conditionally used for return.

The libc boundary is quite annoying though; for this case in particular, that it doesn't expose the fact that errno is at a fixed offset from the TLS register. And generally, libc is vehemently opposed to the existence of smart compilers, since all libc calls are expected to be treated as opaque barriers.
Governments are made out of people.
There is this IBM description of a “ T shaped individual “.

While being specialist in some area in depth you still get horizontal bar where you cover things that are somewhat outside of your specializations. That is theoretically best employee.
Because we paid for lifetime licenses before the enshittification started.
The format of executable files fascinated me back in the early 90s, to the point that I spent weeks writing (in Modula 2) a DOS and Windows executable file viewer that I named VEXE, releasing it as shareware in 1991.

It found a niche following among crackers, even deserving a mention in a +ORC tutorial, https://gist.github.com/callowaysutton/48bdf0245e17e72d41a15..., probably because it could detect various encryption and compression methods used to prevent the reverse engineering of those programs.
Up until the games start limiting things to a single IPv6 prefix, of course.
I remember when the Windows NT login screen had this feature. Also found through help.
yes, that's indeed better, thanks a lot for your help, I appreciate.
An idea (not sure if it will work well) - how about uncovering fields with a "wave" rather than one by one? So instead of linear time, make it linear-by-distance time. First reveal the original tile, then its neighbours, then their neighbours, ... It should still feel pretty fluid, but faster.
It makes sense that it would be much smaller than his initial deal on an annual basis. There's much less value in exclusivity since he already brought his biggest existing fans over to the platform. So they jettisoned exclusivity and enabled him to make tons more by monetizing on other platforms (twitter, youtube, third-party podcast apps). It would be interesting to know what percent of his total revenue ends up coming from this deal, now that the exclusivity is ending.
That's a strange parallel to draw. Spotify is one of many places to stream music. Most of which are better than Spotify. Unless we're talking about shopping around citizenship, taxes aren't generally a thing you have granular control over.
"I'm not saying you should talk to my NAZI buddy sitting in the dark corner later, but I'm not saying you shouldn't!"
They are outlining a scenario where they would consider such a ban desirable. How is that not proposing it?
2022 data from the BLS: https://www.bls.gov/news.release/atus.t11A.htm

Men spent 3 hours a day watching TV, and women 2.5 hours. But TV time is lower (around 2 hrs/day) from ages 20-44, then increases again after 45 and peaks at 75 years old at nearly 5 hours a day.

Households without kids watch more TV, which surprised me.
I wonder how much of the IPv4 space is used for infra that could just be privately addressed with some reworking of network topology.

I find these articles on HN focus much more heavily on consumer use of IPv4 for simple things like web browsing. But not a lot of consideration is paid to massive corporate systems and API surfaces. Would be interesting to know.
If he was, then he could easily prove it by signing a message with his old keys.

If he really isn’t then all he can do is make fuss in court.

He is in all kinds of courts. No old keys where used to sign recent messages.
> Energy that other things could be using.

Like what? You really believe people are mining BTC in Manhattan?

For mining to be profitable, cost of energy you put in must be lower than the value of a Bitcoin. Where is energy cheap? Not where there is a need for it, like you claim, but where it is wasted. You don't mine BTC in Manhattan, you put a Bitcoin farm mining off peak on a hydroelectric power plant in the middle of nowhere, China.

Please let's stop this nonsense of Bitcoin stealing energy from who needs it the most, as it is utter baseless nonsense that just betrays total ignorance on the simple concept of supply and demand, and why things are priced a certain way.
Written by none other than Jaron Lanier. That probably should be in the title.
Every website I use (besides reddit and wikia/Fandom) load almost instantly.

> typical website does nothing for 250-750ms

Two common causes:

- Your HTTP cache is slow because your workload size is larger than your SSD's SLC cache. Cheap 1TB SSDs only have 50GB SLC which gets nuked with every background software update, so buy a better one.

- your p99 DNS response time is slow. Recall that many websites require many DNS queries to randomly generated subdomains and the whole page is limited by the slowest response. Set prefetch=true in unbound and use multiple DNS servers in parallel with pihole/dnsmasq to eliminate that issue.
Sorry about that. Will relay this to the team. We're mostly a mac shop, but definitely hear you.
gym membership, certain ride share bike rentals in some cities. just few things I tried to do during my last trip.
Very high in Ⓟ
Between 2016 and 2024, an advanced alien race arrived and was preparing to make first contact with humanity. Their primary goal was to ensure that the human race would be a good steward of their technological heritage they were about to bestow upon mankind. After observing the large wasteful investments in techs such as during the Crypto mania, AR/VR mania, and Gen AI mania, the alien race decided that the human race was still too immature and decided to schedule another return visit in 100,000 years hoping that the situation would be improved by then.
I retired early, and thus I've had some time to think about why I have been able to do so with no discernible purpose and yet still enjoy my days.

Where I am now is the realization that I aspire to base my self-esteem on how I treat others and not how they treat me. The vanity, rivalry, and search for power that feels inherent in the work world has no place in my world.

I would much rather have the time to spend an hour with my elderly neighbor who is stuck in the hospital than to have the income that would allow me to fly to Tokyo for a Taylor Swift concert, or even just eat at a chic restaurant or drive a new car.
Doom E2M1 music adapted for PSG AY-3-8914 x2 [video]
Also though they are rare, there are some nasty beginnings too, like this one: https://imgur.com/a/tjHg5if

I might be overlooking something tho.
Explain what role advertising plays in you not paying a subscription to have access to ad-free videos.

You are using a lot of words to justify the fact that you would prefer to steal from the same creators that you rely on for information and entertainment. You do not care about their well being but you’re standing on that soapbox nonetheless.

And please, don’t tell me that you support them in other ways because I don’t believe you. People that are too cheap to pay for a service that all parties have agreed to the terms of are too cheap to support in other ways too. No to mention there’s no practical way to compensate every creator whose videos you may have watched.
A common hack to reduce ELF size is actually to start the first section (possibly the .text) right on the elf header, as this circumvents the alignment requirements.
Totally agree with this. I have a 9-5 that I don't hate, but I would love to just spend time with my family and focus on my hobbies. I would be beyond happy doing that for the rest of my life.
Came here to scan the comments for someone else who would have posted that reference. So glad I found it! :)
Last time, I tried to do some moderately challenging symbolic differentiation with SymPy, it threw NotImplementedException at me. Mathematica, on the other hand, chews through everything with no complaints.
Sorry for being off-topic, but the utterly lacking IPv6 availability (still!) annoys me so much.

I know IPv6. I can route it. I can setup networks with it. And my ISP supports it, but just kinda. For some arcane reason, it only supports it for some types of transport.

Got Cable/Coax internet? Great! You get IPv6 and a subnet too!

Got Fiber to the Home? You get IPv4. And no subnet.

I'm in the latter segment, and I just don't get it.

The ISP in question is Telia, a pretty big ISP in Scandinavia. If someone in the know-how could tell me at least why they're doing things like this, that might offer some mental consolation.
No, you see accounts of that happening, and setting aside problems with veracity, you don't necessarily have a good handle on frequency.
The author is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jaron_Lanier
Excellent on iPhone 12 mini. Love it. Thank you for sharing!!

Q: Would it be possible to make the grids… even more random? What’s your gridding approach? I was almost a bit "disappointed" that the grids still looked like, well, grids.
The actual /behavior/ of computers, though, tends to emerge from the confluence of complex processes that humans /can't/ understand...our AGI leverages this emergence to enable problem solving in domains where complexity exceeds human capabilities.
>woke

LOL, I always enjoy finding someone who uses that unironically. JRE appeals to the lowest common denominator, enjoy!
Saying social justice warriors on hacker news is just awesome.
Bogus, fearmongering stats, based on unrealistic ideals:

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/a-test-everyone-will-fail_b_4...

Tell me how the US students compare to all of the other industrialized nations.

And again, I ask, what would you suggest? You seem to be suggesting we shouldn't be teaching parents skills in schools, because schools are allegedly no good, but isn't that also an (absurd) argument that we shouldn't be teaching anything in schools?
As usually
This is assuming the EPA still exists in a year, which I'm giving 50/50 odds.
This is the use case I am most interested in as well, templating strings into yaml always felt super clunky to me.
Ollama Vision
been using this site for years, love it
NASA has some terrific workmanship videos as well. Here is the one on soldering techniques: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_RXugDd0xik
> What other ideas should we ban?

Doubleplusungood crimethink?
I've never seen automation used to provide higher quality things. Usually it's used to provide subpar things and to try to drive the cost of things down. Or it's used to increase the intensity at which people work until they're completely exhausted every day after they finish work.

I really like the "Manna" series because I'm increasingly of the opinion that this is where our society is going with automation -- the computer thinks for me and if I'm not a suitable candidate to be automated by a computer, then I'm shoved in a box somewhere to live out my days with almost no comforts.

Just because automation could be used to eliminate scarcity it doesn't necessarily follow that that's the only way it will be used. It's far more likely to be used to further entrench the already existing structure of our society.
I just saw Chad the Bird showing it off at Logan Arcade on YouTube
The only people really angry about Rogan that I’ve met in real life either think he’s a complete idiot or purposely spreading misinformation, which always cracks me up, because theyre just as purposely spreading their half-informed ideas.
LOL, what? I just wrote it.
How do I tell unqualified AI founders I am not going to build this thing for you
So... I've been approached by a former food truck owner with virtually no background in tech, technical education, research,
development, etc. They want my team and I to build them what is, basically a GPT4 wrapper that helps early-stage
founders with finding resources for their needs (yes, I suggested the Google search). This team has no product and no technical ability. It has already issued stocks to a board of advisors who (in my opinion) haven't advised them of anything to build even a sensible beta. Their website is insanely premature and the team currently would've been better off if they didn't get into the tech world given their random backgrounds.

In short, they want my team from our previous startup to build this for them for FREE after they gave even the lawyer equity, (yea I know) but the soon-to-be CTO is also a family friend. So it makes saying no hard, which is why I am here.

What do I tell this massive red flag of an operation?
> The world of book writing is an iceberg...

and like icebergs while melting, rolls over every now and then, so what was up is down and down is up, and not in a regular way but in a chaotic way
> How about we just don’t empower a central planning body to make monetary decisions…

For people that might argue with this statement, I’d highly suggest reading the book The Panic of 1907.

And if you’re wondering I’m bringing up a book about 1907 instead of 1929, then that should lead you to go read the book.
Do you suggest when you have a employee that is failing at the projects you have already given them, to load 2 or 3 more projects on top of that and somehow hope that will make things better?
It doesn't need one, probably less than 1% of React apps make use of this tool. Its an optimization that would be premature for most apps unless they've got large amounts of dynamic onscreen components.
"Funny" things will happen, when the labor factor is removed from the three factors of production by AGI. ~Jeff can finally have the planet all for himself.
Are you referring to link [3]? And taking a look at the GitHub issue, thanks for sharing.
https://github.com/derekburgess/simcraft
> Why Don't We Teach People How to Parent?

Because our society is optimized to achieve short-term extraction of value on behalf of the ownership class, and it's an ideological imperative for it to squeeze ever harder.
Thanks these config are helpful
They also have a ever so slightly finer grained control over telling it that you don't like the song or (one of, I forget which) the album/artist that is playing.
If by "no standard" you mean that there is no language specification for rust, then there is no standard. However, a language specification is not sufficient to verify program correctness, nor is it required.

A standard may (and the C standard for example does) leave parts of the behavior as "implementation specific" and there's quite a few edge cases - and that's not even talking about "undefined behavior", of which there is plenty. An even in the behavior that is neither implementation specific nor undefined you'll find enough rope to hang yourself (all the beautiful pointers). There's a reason things such as MISRA C exist - effectively a standard on top of a standard.

On the other hand, the rust language - while having no formal spec - is fairly well described, in the form of its RFCs and testsuite. We (the ferrocene team) were able to derive a descriptive specification from the existing description fairly easily. So while there is no ISO standard, and no spec that would be sufficient to write a competing implementation, there is a description of what the language behaves like. You can read up on it at https://spec.ferrocene.dev/

As for verification of correct behavior of such a program, you can employ a host of different techniques depending on what your requirements are - down to verification of the produced bytecode by means of blackbox testing or other.
Some things just don't scale well conversationally.
Middle-click to progress works, but middle-click to flash (with no net effect, just so you can count) doesn't. This would really help work around the unintuitive neighbors problem mentioned elsewhere.
Amen, 'not now' is belittling no matter the users experience level. The idea that I or anyone would be 'stressed' by an app settings update is absurd, hard to believe anyone believes it. Am I also supposedly 'stressed' by not wanting to review your app on the app store? Those 'not now' pop up review suggestions are the worst offenders here, and impossible to justify from any perspective.
Oh no, not lowbrow content! Anything but that!
Yeah, I had a bit of a brain fart, the E in EPA made me think Europe, despite me actually knowing what it stands for. I luckily have nothing like that in my water.
Interesting how "extra" wealth is always someone else's problem.

"No-one deserves to be a millionaire. Not even you."

Stopped reading right there. Hubris overload.
> Why shouldn't a billionaire be capable of starting a genetics lab to fund cancer research and pay for it in cash, if they are so inclined?

Well, why should they? What if instead of a genetics lab, they want to start a flat earth research center? Or a think tank to influence policy in their favor?
On the left of the face emoji, in the top bar, you should see the number of remaining mines. It's not exactly like the version you linked, which should "number found / total", as what I show is simply "remaining mines". Is that what you mean?

Although the number I show is actually a bit sneaky, as I subtract the number of flags placed to the total number of mines. So if you were to place more flags than mines, you'd see a negative number. (which I realise as I type that your version is similar, as the number can also go above the total).