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> Even if it's only a little.

This is key, I think. Do a little of a project most days, just even a few minutes. I find this useful to keep the momentum going on creative projects, including programming and 3D rendering. There are quite often little things that need doing, which keep you in touch with the project, but which can be completed quickly if you aren't in the mood for sustained effort.
Or even worse, you own a Mac (say, through work), but aren't entirely in the Apple ecosystem and don't want to relearn everything and fight muscle memory every time you switch devices.
Yes. This is something the military tracks.
If I had to guess, I would assume they chose not to use tmpfs because the earlier Pis had very limited RAM. With a 4GB or 8GB pi 4 or 5 this should not be a problem.
On a computer configured correctly, the errors are logged and the user or administrator may be notified when they happen.

In my experience the most valuable benefit of ECC is the detection of aged memory modules.

All modern DRAM has a limited lifetime. Hopefully that lifetime is more than 5 years, but there are always some modules that may reach end-of-life much faster, especially on computers that are always on.

While on a new memory module it would be abnormal for memory errors to happen more frequently than a few times per year, on an aged module errors may happen many times per day, or even many times per hour.

I have encountered a few such cases that happened after several years of continuous using. Due to ECC I was notified about the errors and I could replace the offending modules before them becoming so bad as to guarantee data corruption.

Another reason is that even if ECC cannot prevent a RowHammer attack, it makes pretty certain that a RowHammer attack will be detected immediately (because the attacker cannot control the location of the flipped bits, and even if there are many errors, so they will be miscorrected, in most cases they will still be detected and logged and the administrator should always be instantly notified when there are two or more errors per day, as this will never happen normally).
I never said anything about Christianity or prayer.
It feels somewhat wrong that we have so much and do so little with it.
What PWA Can Not Do Today: stick out like a sore thumb.
I hate to be the one who asks for sources, but you really do need to have some solid data to make claims like "In the very near future only a tiny percentage of the American population will be capable of serving". While my experience is anecdotal, your evaluation does not mesh with it at all, which is that people in the military, even officers, are pretty average or less than average in intelligence, and the PT requirements for the army are completely achievable for a normal person with a couple months of training.

If you've ever interacted with veterans, it's pretty laughable that they are going to "become the new elite". The elite in America has been and will continue to be people who go to ivy league schools for business, finance, or law and then find jobs in wall street, banks, media, and government.
I'm not sure if I understand your question.
In my experience my son and daughter always try to challenge the position of the post. They try to check if they can move it a little bit further. I think that this is good and normal. My policy is to re-establish its original position every time I feel they try to move it in a sneaky way but I'm open to discuss the position of the post if they're straight about it and if they can explain to me why it's sensible to move it.
I can not stress enough how important have been and still are the routines, as takes away from them the anxiety. e.g. when we get back home in the afternoon:
Shoes off, prapare the books for the next day, wash, pajamas, free time, help to prepare the table to eat together, have dinner, clean up the table, free time, 9.45 in bed, sleeping by 10 p.m.
They do not have time to fight each other or complain for something they want and don't have. They know what to do in order to have have free time.
It took time to establish that, but know that's automatic and they're fine with that. I see them happy and serene. And this routine also helps me, gives me time and my attention is not always focused on me.
Do we slip out of the routine? Yes, it can happen, no big drama. Slipping out of the routine now and again does not undo it.

P.s. this routine has been built step by step with time, not everything in one go
P.p.s. I hope the meaning of the word 'post' was clear. the post is the limit, the fence.
That was what I was worried you'd say. So it doesn't seem like your question is about Python at all, and all your criticism of Python seems entirely unjustified. What you're actually saying is

"I have to work in a language other than Erlang/Elixir and I don't like it"

But Erlang/Elixir are defined by the sort of concurrency model that you say you want, so as far as I can see your question would be just the same if you were asking about Java or Go.

If you have a question like "I can do this in Java or Go. How do I do it in Python?" Then people might be able to help. But please stop with the criticism of Python for not being Erlang/Elixir, since Java and Go also are not that.
Fungi are truly remarkable things. The book Entangled Life is quite enjoyable for anyone interesting in learning more about the world of Fungi and their importance to the world.

Anyone interesting in gardening may also be interested in no-dig gardening and permaculture which help preserve the microbiology (including fungi) in the soil.
Biofluorescence: Unseen world of the Celtic rainforest revealed by Ultraviolet
Fair enough, but form factor is indeed the issue, even light devices have to seal off your face, and the inner ear issues surely have a lot to do with that isolation.

Perhaps something along the lines of zapping the back of the eyeballs with lasers is the answer.
I think Vulkan / DX12 is explicitly designed to make making another abstraction on it possible? It's possible to make a full app on it without any assistant, but it's not the easiest way to use it. For example, you may make a opengl emulation layer on directX, but not the other way around. And dx12/vulkan is designed to be the underlying one (While hide some hardware specified gotcha).
There will probably be another General Election in the UK this year. This chooses which party will be in government (almost certainly Labour this time) and who therefore will be Prime Minister (almost certainly Keir Starmer).

On the day, the polls close at 10pm, and the first results come in about an hour later (Sunderland South holds the record at 10:48pm). The whole thing is effectively done by about 4am - 6am the next morning, depending on how close it is.

That's why I don't understand why in US presidential elections, it takes weeks to get the result. Why isn't it done overnight? The uncertainty doesn't seem to help at all.
So what you're saying is that the US military should advertise in games that you should stop gaming and go play outside?
I would love to see a comparison with replibyte.
Hard agree. Ed is the standard text editor for a reason. https://www.gnu.org/fun/jokes/ed-msg.html
Logically it doesn’t, but in actual good-faith communication people usually follow Grice’s relevance maxim[1]: the points they mention are relevant to the conversation and the point they’re making. Thus, if neither Linux nor Windows support are planned, and the question is about Windows support, saying that Windows will come after Linux would be (vacuously) true, but the mention of Linux would be irrelevant.

(Notably, communication coming out or through legal counsel cannot be assumed to be good-faith, the premise of the court system being that the best we can achieve is two bad-faith adversaries and a neutral arbiter. But that’s not what we are dealing with here.)

Pedantry aside, I think I remember one of the developers saying they do plan on Linux support at some point in one of the previous Zed threads here. There were also some “small team” and “laser-focused” and “best possible experience” in that comment, but they did say outright they were planning on it. Though plans change, I think that’s the best we could hope for at this point, as I doubt even they themselves know more about their future.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cooperative_principle
> Well on desktop Chrome/Edge has a high enough market share that the client would not have cared.

Indeed. People cry "Safari is the new IE" and then literally turn around and say "well, who cares, Chrome has dominant market share, so if it only works in Chrome, it's fine".
I wish developers would break out of the silicon valley bubble and realize that the majority of their potential userbase – including technical users – are on Windows and Linux. Heck that's the entire reason Atom (and them VS Code) got popular. No one cares about the nanoseconds of performance you are able to optimize. Working across all my devices and development environments (including the web) is table stakes for all software today.
Is it at all possible that they outsourced the physical maintenance - including paying the power bills - of the tower to someone else, who in turn screwed them over?
There are two ways to be a manager

You can think of yourself as a people manager agnostic to the org goals

Or you can think of yourself as the captain of a team leading them to victory

It’s helpful to know what someone means before trying to understand their thoughts on management
> I would be investigating the possibility that the operators themselves sold the antenna for scrap...

This might sound far-fetched to many, but it's a real thing. Galvanized steel has a decent scrap value. Taking down a tower is not a trivial project, but it happens.

I was responsible for a 800-ft tower in a past life, and a pager, a 4x4 truck, and a gun were considered required equipment. I opted for the first two, but wasn't prepared to commit to the responsibilities of the third.

The most common theft scenario was an equipment smash-and-grab. But tower thefts were not unheard of.
Wouldn't both reduced patent protections and price controls reduce incentive to invest in R&D and for private investors likewise reduce incentive to invest in pharma that invests in R&D?
Very quick search

> A new study from the Pentagon shows that 77% of young Americans would not qualify for military service without a waiver due to being overweight, using drugs or having mental and physical health problems.

> https://www.military.com/daily-news/2022/09/28/new-pentagon-...
For 20 years ago the job market for software was a lot different.

It was right after the dotcom bust and before the FANG world.

30-40k was a fairly common starting salary for a software engineer (mine first job was 44k in 2003).

20x would still mean you're on the high end of engineer pay now, but it's not totally crazy.

but yeah unlikely we see that again.
Errata: not always focused on them
Flash was a security dumpster fire and wasn't designed for touch interfaces. That said, I don't think Apple - or any other vendor - should be able to prohibit users from running software on devices the user putatively owns.

Offer an (optional) walled-garden experience, ok, but locking down users from installing their own software is predatory.
An SD card is using contact pins to make the connection, which is susceptible to dirt and vibration. eMMC is soldered to the board so you no-longer need to worry about environmental and mechanical disturbances.

The eMMC has a known supply chain and is guaranteed for 1 million write cycles that are then wear leveled. The SD card could be coming from anywhere, or a counterfeit with who knows how many write cycles and wear leveling.

The CMs are built for industrial use and I've shipped a few products based on them, shipping thousands of units. They have had zero flash failures.
> Today society shares based on your work contribution and it is our sharing that must evolve when less and less work needs to be done.

Strong agree!
Thanks for making lodgy, it looks properly awesome! I definitely plan on using it as much as I can. I love the jump out of the terminal and into the browser, it makes it that much friendlier to me. Best of luck to the project!
Anger is caveman emotion which is still useful in caveman situations. If someone is in the middle of attacking your family, you stop them, even at the cost of your own safety and quite possibly with deadly force. You don't sit and talk to him about how his intergenerational disadvantage led him to his current choices.

Now, when planning public safety, this would be a bad response even for strictly selfish reasons of not wanting to suffer crimes. If tough policing is proven to reduce crime, do tough policing, you don't want to become San Francisco. If giving opportunities or education in jails helps, do that rather than sacrificing your own safety to indulge your understandable anger. And so on. There is even space for empathy with people who have never been given a chance.

In civilized situations there are superior ways to motivate change - justice, snapping out of complacency, enlightened self interest, striving for success. Your boss may be an asshole, but rage quitting could jeopardize your visa or chances of an internal transfer. You need to calm your caveman brain and call upon values instilled upon you by centuries of civilization to get to a good outcome for yourself and others. Unless again, civilization has already failed you, then old ways may be necessary.
then isnt it fair to say they don’t think they have sufficient evidence to get an insurrection conviction?
Humanity's remaining timeline? It looks more like five years than 50
I think the two decisions were somewhat related.
Why do you think it's a myth? It is true. Germany has one of the highest electricity prices in the world. It's well known because it's true.
"its-fine"

https://github.com/pmndrs/its-fine
I respect responding to misbehaving constructively, but also letting your kids know that it's okay to feel a wide range of emotions is really important for healthy emotional outcomes. Anger is a bad parenting tactic, but also, anger is not an unhealthy emotion in and of itself. Suppressing anger is, at least according to some schools of psychology, a source of depression.
I use a USB connected SSD as boot. Been running Home Assistant and Pihole for years with zero issues.

EDIT: Also, make sure the power supply is sufficient. I was using a cheap adapter and had random errors and reboots.
No, you already bought the lights, and they've always been green. You don't "install the newest version" of lights. Just like you don't for hardware devices like phones. You install software updates, which clearly have a presumption of not removing features for which you paid. That's just straight up common law warranty stuff, come on.

Again, this kind of allegorical confusion is generally a sign that you're wrong and trying to cheat. Which Apple is, clearly.
You want me to make other developers make their apps less than 100MBs?
>The single most transferable skill I know in this industry is Linux internals.

I'm glad it's not just me who has noticed this!
I think some kind of mandatory service to one's community could be worth discussing. I don't agree with a lifelong penalty for a onetime choice.
Personally, it's more the sun on my skin that's pleasant.
The code isn’t very complicated. You could edit in any vision model you want:

https://github.com/microsoft/UFO/blob/main/ufo/llm/llm_call....
Adding to this the military was recognizing this issue prior to 2012 and I can't imagine the situation has improved outside of the military. [1] In my opinion the video is worth a watch even to those using a cellphone.

[1] - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sWN13pKVp9s [video][16m][ted talk with Lieutenant General Mark Hertling]
This is only revenue though, not profit. Do other orgs maybe get a higher share of revenue but also have higher cost because their business scales differently because it's labor intensive like hospitals?
It usually doesn’t take weeks. Mail-in voting added weeks to count. In normal circumstances main-in is for deployed troops and citizens living overseas, who normally are a small minority.

As we go back to pre-Covid voting routines tallying should happen within hours - just like the Obama and Trump wins. Everyone knew before they went to bed.
I found that really repulsive for some reason, cool but repulsive.
3/32 vs 9/15 is -probably- a pretty big effect size, but I am not sure how you know that a priori without trying it on a couple dozen people first and comparing. They didn’t require huge n for approval, but it took a long time to just try it on a minimal number of patients.
I wonder what are the criteria for compatibility...
Kittens are demonic and will pester adult cats for as long as they can stay awake. Mature cats always end up taking refuge on elevated perches kittens can't reach.
Would "because it's conventional and most tools and developers assume them" be an acceptable answer? The reason I read is "because you might wanna change the implementation" but honestly it's seems very rare to need to do that
wow, this might be the best LLM that i've used in terms of phrasing and presenting the answers.
This applies to entire New England region but definitely to Boston - population is declining, due to low birth rates and out migration. A lot of people just can't afford to live in Boston/Cambridge/surrounding towns. Boston just does not have an economy like NYC, DC or the Californian agglomeration from SD to SF.

So people are moving out far too Worcester or RI or NH to just be able to live. If they are adventurous, NYC/DC it is.
I just assumed they wrote a script to automatically generate all the setter/getter tests and then took a long lunch.
I use some Pis for various things in my house including Zeroes through CM4s and 4Bs.

The Zeroes run Raspbian configured with the read-only filesystem option. I have found it necessary to uninstall `unattended-upgrades` because the overlayfs employed for read-only root caches disk writes in RAM and the update/upgrade process exhausts RAM. For the same reason I disable swap. It makes no sense to swap to RAM on a 512GB system.

Upgrades are tedious since they require disabling overlayfs, rebooting, upgrading, rebooting, and enabling overlayfs. I wrote Ansible playbooks to perform these tasks. (https://github.com/HankB/Ansible/tree/main/Pi)

I have a Pi 4B performing as a file server and running Debian (not Raspbian) It boots from an SD card so that the entire HDDs can be used for a ZFS pool. To reduce wear and tear on the SD card I have mounted `/var` to a ZFS filesystem. I should probably use `tmpfs` for `/tmp`.

I use a Pi CM4 to run HomeAssistant and that boots and runs from an NVME SSD where durability is less an issue.
obesity is an easy one, almost a 1/4 population would not qualify

> The United States has the 12th highest obesity rate in the world at 36.2%

https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/obesity-r...
The Rhubarb Triangle
This is an odd take. Native apps are usually just better looking and more performant.
Cries in Java 8
Yes, for a second before it loaded, I really did think I was going to see some kind of psychedelic or 1970's retro fashion. Wasn't sure what that would be doing on HN, but there have been stranger things on the front page!
I do think it's something like that. Things can quickly get to the speed that feels "fast enough" that they don't feel subjectively slow, but can still be sped up by a couple orders of magnitude. If you Ctrl-F something and it takes a few hundred ms, you probably don't feel like it was slow, but in reality the "speed-of-light" for this operation was probably orders of magnitude faster than it happened on your device. Once you experience something close to the theoretical speed, it's really hard to go back to something you thought was perfectly fine before. And you start noticing that everything feels slower than it "should"..

I think of something like grep, where if I tried to grep a large hierarchy it'd be really slow and I'd sorta reason to myself "well yeah it's a lot of files in a large tree, of course it'll be slow!". Then I installed ripgrep and suddenly what I thought was a reasonable speed was shown to be unreasonably slow!
"This is not centralised, there's just one single central entity that negotiates"
Most advice makes no sense unless the corresponding experience has been made.

Don't ignore advice even if doesn't make sense yet. Once more experience has been gathered, more and more advice makes sense.

People who give advice that makes no sense aren't stupid, they have simply made different experiences.
The Unarchiver (available on the Mac App Store) is the Jack-of-All-Trades decompressor of choice for me on my Mac these days, and can actually handle quite a few versions of StuffIt archives.
A lot of games do this sort of thing now. Even in Halo you're always the blue team (as if blue/red teams were ever politically controversial).
How about making people care about their fellow citizen and believing in the future of their society instead of scheming to fool people into the military?

What sane person would join the military after all these pointless, lost, immoral, BS wars?

Adress the root problem instead. And it is not the youth being lazy.
Wasn't that UIFaces? They're now also some sort of AI-generated faces product, but I remember I also submitted mine there and it was great seeing it pop up here and there.
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Because of the downturn, I wonder how many people have given up on their careers at Tech? How many more will respond to the call of a different professional life that pays less, but that will be more fulfilling? Even as recent as yesterday I heard a past-colleague tell me "maybe Tech isn't for me, after all. I'll try my hand at this other thing."
I agree with that I need to work on the skill of speaking up, however I feel I didn't do it here as I was burntout with some stressful situations at home like death of a family member and something like that life can throw again where I might not be very good at defending myself at work situations and succumb to people's insensitive behaviour around me. I believe I felt shame due the to insensitive comments in meeting like 'this is so basic' , 'if I was in this place I would have felt really bad about my work quality ' etc. I kind of internalised the shame thrown towards me.
Reddit's MO is snark and sarcasm. It's hard for me to imagine a scenario where a LLM trained on reddit would be useful for anything serious. How do they propose to seperate fact from fiction?
Before anyone jumps on a new text editor band wagon, just a note on the
license they have you agree to in using it:

"Customer Data consisting of User content created while using the Solution is classified as "User Content". User Content is transmitted from Your environment only if You collaborate with other Zed users by electing to share a project in the Editor.

[...]Zed's access to such User Content is limited to debugging and making improvements to the Solution."

No commentary from me. Come to your own conclusions.