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> You can use old node in backend as much as you please.

Not really, or at least not always.

I once tried to run some old Node project on Apple Silicon. It relied on some package that wanted to download binaries, but that ancient version didn't support Apple Silicon yet. Upgrading the package to an Apple Silicon supporting version required updating half of the other dependencies, and that broke everything. Eventually, I just gave up.
Definitely delayed to at least 2031 and probably beyond. It was never really on any track other than for the inevitable delays and budget overruns.
Yeah, this reminds me a lot of similar practices in the JVM world with compile time annotation processors.

Bugs in those systems are hell to trace.

Coming to the Go world of “if you’re gonna do code generation, write a dumb program that generates source code text, run it and check the result into source control” was a revelation - yeah, it’s ugly, but guess what? It can be debugged by human beings.
Smartphone SoC ISPs are simply not capable enough of processing say 24MP (lest 45MP, 61mp) at 30FPS (for burst/sports shooting in RAW).

At best, they could probably do 24MP RAW at like... 0.3 FPS?

With your latest iPhone, enable ProRAW and hold the camera shutter down, and let me know fast it takes.

Then, grab a Canon R5 (or Sony A7 IV, A7R V, etc), hold the shutter down...
It's always funny when I find out that various people I respect follow Perun uploads closely.
> some sort of warning about side effects would be beneficial

Rendering twice is exactly what allows you to detect that. How would you detect a side effect if not by calling the function twice?

React's contract is that your component should be allowed to render twice without any changes so this is just upholding the invariant in dev mode.
You – an anonymous poster – probably don't know anything to be making public comments of the family life of this named individual. Your behaviour is on the level of celebrity gossip magazines.

This man might have been kicked out of his own house and had his family taken from him by the courts, and is now struggling to survive and maintain some form of contact with his children. While anonymous hackers gleefully hurl insults at him.
Just two spitballing conjectures, not meant to be a dichotomy. If you have first-hand knowledge please contribute.
While I agree with this decision, I don't want any governance decisions to be made by one bloke.

Why do we have such a system? Why isn't it a vote of many governors? Preferably a secret vote so voters can't be forced to vote along party lines...
I have been working on a set of problem solving techniques and have recently published[0] two drafts.

One is a problem solving technique designed to attack resource problems from multiple directions.

The second is an approach to user experience inventory which can be used for users, customers, and adversaries.

[0] https://0track.net/
> was how much more durable he was

While getting hit 285 times!

I will still take the extra productivity over opportunity. Even if Biggio had got into scoring position more, not sure it would be that big a difference (I would like to see things like how his runs were scored compared to Henderson; on home-runs? doubles? If so it wouldn't really matter (as much) if he were on 1st or 2nd. He did have Bagwell hitting 3rd, I believe). The Astros had some sluggers, but beyond 2-3 players a season, they were pretty bad for decades, they were about pitching. Henderson played on better teams with 9 batters, (the AL with a DH).

Biggio was productive in RBI's while having to deal with the 9 slot being a pitcher. Thats where I think a distinction should also be made. The NL was a different game because they were playing with a liability every 9th batter. So things like doubles or his 53 home runs to lead off a game are important, more so than if he was playing in the AL.

[added] was just thinking would also like to see how many times he was up to bat with 2 outs. Chances are the pitcher would sac bunt (or strikeout or hit into a double play), Biggio gets on base and the #2 hits a fly ball and ends the inning, instead of having that extra out to be able to tag up for an easier RBI for the #3
Actually nuclear has negative growth at this point. There are a lot of aging plants coming up for either closure or expensive investments needed to keep them going a bit longer.
The growth looks exponential (and technically probably is, just not in the normal sense of that phrase).

Like any physical process, it’s likely to be limited and follow something more like a Logistic function, which looks exponential at the start but ceases to follow that curve forever (which matters for making multi-decade projections).

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logistic_function
This is a problem we have with the current page layout. We agree that these need to be clearly marked as ad, instead of legitimate sponsors.

Quite frankly, this is something new to us (ads paying enough to be there), so we're still figuring out.
For application development - Go is underrated. And heavily. I say this coming from Python which is really great but I like the go's damn simplicity more which is reflected everywhere.

What makes me happy is that lots of critical infrastructure tooling is also in Go from datbases to web servers and cluster orchestrators.
> the set of extensions to Wine for playing video games, uses Linux-specific system calls.

I have wine/proton on FreeBSD and FreeBSD has also a Linuxlator (a Linux system call translator), so no blocker here.

But you are right, if you want a open-platform (opposed to Playstation), Linux is probably the better choice atm.
What are the benefits of running Jupyter from VS Code rather than on its own? Isn't Jupyter the sort of thing that can only be made more fragile and complicated by IDE integration?
Are surveillance cameras in shops any different?
AI Workflow Tools
This is sick. Love it.
The Pig Butchering Invasion Has Begun
I suspect this was vetoed more for reasons of not wanting to handicap California in the "AI race" than anything else.
After buy-in from higher-ups and the associated teams, look at the development cycle and build process, how a change goes from local to production.

Add automation around linting, running the test suite, and build & deployment. A lot of it can go in dark, in case there's concern about blocking urgent things. Lay down a skeletal pipeline.

Create a couple template projects, for front- and backend, so future projects can start at the highest quality bar and with latest dependencies.

Partner with QA to collect and document test scenarios. On the frontend, at least you'll be able to mock or stub the backend.

Eventually, you'll want this system to block merges and deployments based on agreed-upon criteria. Exceptions can be made, so long as it's documented.

Throughout, it would be nice to add tests. It's an opportunity to understand the domain with fresh eyes as well.

Add mutation testing too.
This is so sad to me, but thankfully, not all of us are like this.

My neighborhood has a small park that features a pear tree and a plethora of frost grapes. My wife and I are of a conservationist bent, so we monitor the plants in the park for any bad news and help keep the trails manicured. I can say that pear tree and grapes are both used wisely and with others in mind, as people from the neighborhood show up to take only what they need. One lady does take a lot, but she makes terrific jams then passes them around.

It's quite a positive culture around this park, and it was in place long before we moved there. It also goes against everything I otherwise tend to experience with my fellow Americans, namely greed and gluttony of consumerism.
Yeah but how do you do that when you have online casinos who are conveniently placed on some tropical island state?
Live demo here: https://rawcdn.githack.com/volume988/button-motion/refs/head...
Try Lawfare as a better LLM hurdle. The depth and expertise and at times physical experience required for their discussions seems far out of reach.

I suspect LLMs are not sophisticated enough as a paradigm to get there.
TBH Im wondering is there anyway to increase the depth or approach by prompting a model for it? Will that be in a future release or hybrid product? ( The audio tech is seemless 100% perfect ) its the quality of the content that needs work now, is there no way to plug this into another LLM ?
Exactly. Look at the Ashai Linux project. They are doing tremendous work, but getting basic feature parity with a now 3 year old laptop is still ongoing work.

Then once feature parity is done, performance problems are next, if they ever get addressed and completed.

I love the idea for open source software, but the very best software in todays world is always something you have to pay for.
This is very fun to listen to. Listening to the "hosts" commenting on the technology that created "them".
This reads like a happy clappy advertisement.

It is often not the common side effects: "gain weight, fall asleep and experience involuntary muscle jerking" that cause people to stop taking meds.
It is that their brain feels different, not like how it should be.

Now involuntary muscle jerking has a high stigma.
It can, in the worst cases be highly visible.
The new drugs seem to stop this drawback and instead
introduces vomiting.
That would be even worse.

The worst part of the article though is the frequent reference to homeless people.
and that seems to be written by someone who has no idea of the realities.

A majority of homeless people do not have access to even basic healthcare.
There are different reasons for this, but it is true of the majority.
You dont have a look that closely to see open wounds, some infected, esp on
feet and legs. These are basic healthcare concerns.
Probably they have several other conditions that require treatment,
and deficiencies due to a lack of food period, and certain lack of food that
is nutritious and healthy.

Are the doctors just going to walk up and down the lines of homeless giving
out bottles of pills and hope the world will change?

These types of drugs should always be closely monitored by a psychiatrist.
Which is made nearly impossible with homeless people.
(not to mention the cost. It could have high co-pays but I hope there are programs
that can mitigate this.

The only way to do this is to give the person a place to live.
Ensure the person has healthy and decent food.
This will require time and treatment so build up a new sense of
safety.

Once achieved treatment for schizophrenia could start with the drug and be
closely monitored by professionals.

None of the drugs to treat mental health issues will work on all,
And some people will have strong side effects.
Why PostgreSQL 17's Incremental Backup Feature Is a Game-Changer
Love it! Like Toucan but with LLMs.

Looking forward to being able to save specific words/phrases for future review + audio functionality + pinyin for Chinese please :)
We are building a SaaS enabled marketplace for Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu where people can find gyms and experiences to find new friends to have fun with!

If you are in Europe and do BJJ you will probably have hear about us (MAAT).

PS: of course we are hiring so feel free to send me an email at stefano_at_joinmaat.com
This sounds a lot like Scuttlebut

https://www.scuttlebutt.nz/
discussed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41687739
Don't care that it was a bomb at the box office, I really enjoyed Heaven's Gate.

I also loved Convoy. My kids and I still troll my wife by including the theme song on almost every playlist we create.
Thinking this through more deeply, I agree and see your position. It is creepy to surveil audio and possibly send in full to Shazam. [edit: And post the original audio recordings online.] The ethical way to do this would be to use your own code to decimate the audio signal to extremely low dimensionality.
The long and the short of it is because most keyboards don't have dedicated keys for such characters. Ligatures are here, today, and everyone can make use of them. Rich unicode characters require input method changes that are custom to every platform (and likely need to be customised for each international keyboard layout as well).

This is not a hypothetical, btw. One of the most persistent friction points for C++ adoption in Europe was the lack of a ~ (tilde) key, forcing folks to ALT-1-2-6 every time they wanted to implement a destructor...
I don't recommend having kids in ones mid 30s or later. It's been quite difficult for us. YMMV.
My daughter [in Argentina] knows more about Halloween than about the local Independence Day. Every kids show in Netflix has a special episode about Halloween.
I invested in an airline for years and they talk about revenue per square meter in various cabins during earnings calls and press releases.

Economy (excluding Premium Economy) is the least profitable for the space.
i did buy a terrible van (a vanagon from 01983 whose new owner has dubbed her calypso and made her into a wonderful van; you can see her at vanagon meetups), and although some professional mechanics did make some mistakes that broke things worse, i'm pretty sure they weren't malicious. more important is that i was a terrible mechanic and didn't know how to recognize or manage when things were going wrong

simple, it certainly was. it was so simple it didn't have water cooling or an oil temperature gauge, and having to rebuild the engine twice in three months (due mostly to overheating) was a big part of why it was so expensive

looking at current vans, though, it seems like it would be easy to spend fifty or a hundred thousand dollars on a van that was still too small to stand up in? so i'm not sure my choice was obviously bad; i just lacked the knowledge to use the old van effectively
Because this lifestyle has nothing to do with freedom, but with fear.

Once this house is done all those problems will resurface and changing places because it was, once again, one beer too much is not an option anymore.

Stuff you see with preppers all the time: fear, shame and cloaking trauma self-medicating with lots of liquor "a large pint" and "a couple of cans". But actually it's just fear.

I can relate from my past crisis years, but those problems, also with finding a place and money in general, vanish once you stop drinking to "solve" your problems and stop running away.
I have never encountered a situation where shrinking the comparison operators from 2 characters to 1 caused a problem for code layout
The music fingerprinting on my Android phone works in airplane mode, so it would be possible with modifications. Also, it's likely that Shazam is sending a "hash" of the audio rather than an audio stream in most cases.
LiveView Native – First look at server driven mobile UI lib
Are the any "fronty" back-end (or straight client/desktop) jobs using Go? i.e. I'd like to use Go on the job but all I see is AWS/Kubernetes/mix-of-DevOps kind of positions.
What does thermodynamically unviable means? There's no thermodynamic laws specifically on carbon.
Here in Chicago I saw some bootcamps sponsored by University of Chicago and Northwestern University but when you dig deeper they're not actually teaching it. Some third party company.
Rain on the parade: pawpaws have a narrow ripeness window when they’re really superb, and squirrels can spot it easier than us and ruin them all.

Its a frustrating fruit to try and enjoy.
That's exactly the post that confirms the layoffs and that Google moved some clueless extras to fill the gap. Which means the core maintainers were laid off. If one think that removing the main team of a project won't affect its speed and quality, one is absolutely delusional.
Yep, I certainly would prefer food get thrown away then for somebody to drive up to my property, harvest all of the fruit, and then go and sell it to other people.

However, that's less about deserving it, and more about the food being taken for someone's personal profit.

I also think most people would be happy for the food to go to those in need, but then for make reasons we have laws or business policies that forbid it... Starbucks doesn't want to pay 10 million dollars because an employee gave a homeless person food they we're allergic to... We do love lawsuits here..
Digital nomads are a force for good in Latin America
<the Screwtape Letters> of 21'C
yes, there are indications for this to be true, however, it's _extremely_ hard to find clinicians willing to and courageous enough to work with patients with psychotic experiences on trauma.

basically admitting psychotic episodes kicks you out of most programs before you can even start, because the anticipated overreaction to slight triggers can only be handled by the most experienced counselors, or so they believe.

In that sense I appreciate you sharing these papers while pointing out that it's still a looong way to have this currently "esoteric" knowledge mainstream.
They're not doing this, but a lot of people abuse the system to enter on a tourist visa and then do work while there, which isn't legal.
yeah, no way him changing places so much has anything to do with being a drunk ass to everyone around.
Vanishing Culture: Preserving Cookbooks
Kristofferson said that he would like the first three lines of Leonard Cohen's "Bird on the Wire" on his tombstone:

Like a bird on the wire
Like a drunk in a midnight choir
I have tried in my way to be free

source: Kristofferson wikipedia page
> Hey folks! Kevin, product manager on Flutter and Dart here.

> The layoffs were decided AT LEAST a couple of layers above our team and affected a LOT of teams. (I think I can say that). Lots of good folks got bad news and lots of great projects lost people. Flutter and Dart were not affected any more or less that others. It was a tough day...tough week.

That's the reality of things. Whatever you came up in your mind to think that laying off "lots of good folks" won't affect priority, speed and quality of a project, that's up to you. You should deal with your frustration in better ways, maybe with a specialist.
The true answer is that it is hard, and requies very carefull analysis.

Putting a “door opener” on the robot is sometimes at no extra marginal cost. (Because it already has a manipulator to fullfill its job.) Sometimes it would make the robot cost prohibitive, and the correct solution is to use automatic doors. Depends on how many doors there are and how many robots, and what kind of robot and what kind of door.

Then again even if the correct solution in a particular situation is to add door opening manipulators on the robots very likely you would only want to support a few different kinds of handles. Imagine the complications of trying to support all door handles from baroque brass levers through modern spherical knobs to dogged doors the kind you find on a warship.
sure, plenty of people have always abandoned open source for that reason. running a free software business isn't easy. fortunately, the nature of open source is that it doesn't depend on any one person or group, so it keeps working when people abandon it. it's worth noting that over the last 30 years this has worked so well that almost all software of consequence is open-source now, which is why we aren't having this discussion on msn in blackbird or on compuserve

i agree that open-core is little more than shareware. dual-licensing is a different model, one pioneered by peter deutsch in the early 90s

this is ground we explored extensively on the fsb mailing list in the late 90s. if you're interested in my current thinking on the relationship between markets and open-source knowledge sharing, i've just written a somewhat longer note at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41696527
You should test your website on mobile.
In my country the power company gives out compensation for a power outage that lasts more than a few hours. This only happened to me once.
I'm just saying that, just like other models, it appears at first to have a great deal of use value but in actuality it only works for small edge cases and on things that you can find easily yourself without the model.
I am working on inactivity notification it's called EchoMe. You open/curl the echome endpoint to reset the timer.

You can send notification to email or webhook.

Try here https://echome.lhf.my.id
https://trash-guides.info complements the complete *arr stack
it also doesn't mean sulfur is a metal
A guy had a cherry tree planted nearby, and after the first few people picked the bottom ~2.5 meters, the rest started pulling and breaking down branches to reach cherries higher up, climbing over the hedge, breaking branches there too, and of course left the branches on the ground for the owner to clear.

He still regrets not planting it further away from the street, unreachable to shitty people.
This is really awesome, I just added my startup website as a source, which is a mess of data engineering content written a little bit by myself and mostly by chatgpt 3.5 one year ago. What I find really impressive, it reads the big SVG I have on the landing page, and create a story about a real world use-case scenario.

The result: https://intellistream.ai/static/intellistream_podcast2.ogg
There are probably many reasons. The history of technology development teaches us there are a lot of non-core factors that affect the adoption of alternative designs (influential entities and agendas, network effects, business models of those involved etc.)

But there seems to be also an interesting intrinsic reason: The versatility of the digital "Document" paradigm itself. Text in its digital incarnation (a sequence of human readable strings) is not just your usual text. While printed text on a page involves the encoding and annotation of human language sentences you can encode a lot more things in human readable HTML/SVG/XML formats (e.g. numerical data, visual geometries, declarative UI etc.).

The HTML family of documents is in this sense a sort of "super text". Its structure reflects already its huge dynamic (rich text) potential. But clearly you cannot solve everything in a declarative manner (though you should probably push it as far as possible). At some point the flexibility of code is important and the question then is what is the optimal way to do this (as in: easy, performant, versatile etc.). Alas at the moment we seem to be almost at the extreme opposite: everything as code.

Ideally one would refactor all these declarative formats that have proven their utility and resilience and rethink the role of code / frameworks, taking into account all the developments and learnings of the past decades (web assembly, mobile, pwa etc.).
This is the plant that was retained. It was kept a little longer due to the problems with gas supply after Russia invaded Ukraine.

It's no longer needed for contingency.
This is such a wild take. I’m constantly running into issues with bundler and literally never have issues with npm or yarn. Not to mention the amount of innovation happening within that world with module resolution algorithms.
+1.

One of the few comments on HN i fully agree with without reservation :-)

While folks may use symbols instead of long-winded statements they need to make it clear that it is merely a shorthand and no mathematical rigour is implied.
This is solid advice, particularly #4 is the reason I have started building my own bots. I do have one question though, how to design the production pipeline such that it is easy to iterate on the bot design with minimal disruption?