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The best way that I know of to do this is the """ "Manual" export templates """ idea discussed here: http://warp.povusers.org/programming/export_templates.html

(It's a great post in general. N.B. that it's also quite old and export templates have been removed from the standard for quite some time after compiler writers refused to implement them.)

TL;DR: Declare your templates in a header, implement them in a source file, and explicitly instantiate them inside that same source file for every type that you want to be able to use them with. You lose expressiveness but gain compilation speed because the template is guaranteed to be compiled exactly once for each instantiation.
I see a bunch of them in the Netherlands. Dutch people have no allegiance to anything but their wallet and like experimenting.
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DOGE is obviously a completely illegal operation, and I really do hope it will be get reined in before they can cause an issue so big that _even trump's croniest cronies_ have to admit what is going on.

For someone who claims to love freedom of speech, Elon is pretty quick to determine who can say what, and how much access to _his_ data people have.
I don't have outrage fatigue. Outrages are outrages and they are what they are. Are there many exaggerations and fake outrages? Sure. But things like the USA's current constitutional crisis are real.

What I struggle with isn't fatigue at outrage, it's knowing what to do about it.

I think violence is going to become more common, but I don't particularly think it will be effective.

So less so than outrage, it's the feeling that we're trapped in a real life doom loop with no clear off ramp that I struggle with.

I would like to do something... But what?
Right, but I think their point was that they are both biased just in opposite directions, and bringing the orthogonal difference in target audience education level into it is arguably confusing things

Maybe a better demonstration of their point might be comparing NYT/WaPo to the WSJ
This article is not talking about COVID, it's talking about the absurd changes to the hiring process that disadvantaged qualified candidates in favor of people who said science was their worst subject in high school (15 points). How could this not have an impact on hiring?
You can set up a proxy server with a whitelist on the host, so it won't be completely offline. For example, to allow online games.
Thanks. Eesh. Garry Tan's Twitter feed has certainly been an experience...

Perhaps the key for understanding the wildly credulous optimism on display in that feed is to remember that money 'saved' from the Treasury will likely fund promised tax cuts for the .1%.
Whereas in the US the rich get richer? Or the poor stay poor? What's your point?
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So you think voters were aware of how USAID moneys were being spent?

Causing instability overseas, paying Reuters, Catholic charities, BBC, NYT, Politico, etc., for disinformation, people smuggling, etc. It's ridiculous. I'm glad it's happening. The corruption is being exposed. It could be Stalin's great-grandkid doing this and I would welcome the exposure of our waste.

Of course Soros junior so mad his manoeuvering isn't as effective no more.
Is there such a thing as a "HN Vote" post? Because this would be a great vote to put on the front page. The question would be "How much of the production will AI be doing in the movie/TV industries in 10 years?" and these would be the choices:

1) Everything. A single prompt will generate a full-length, high quality movie.

2) One person will be able to spend a few weeks or months to produce a high quality movie using purely AI generated visuals and audio, with at least part of the script written by AI.

3) AI will never replace some aspects of high quality movies, although it's not quite clear yet which aspects. It could be writing, acting, directing, or something else.

4) AI will never replace most aspects of high quality movies.

5) Society will rebel against any form of AI in movies; it doesn't matter how good AI gets, nobody will watch movies touched in any way by AI.

My guess is 2.
Fire at California lithium battery plant sparks calls for new clean energy rules
There was a discussion yesterday in which the blog author stated (and elaborated on) "I strongly disagree that Zig is safer than — even — unsafe Rust. Anyone telling you otherwise is either purposefully lying, or ignorant". That has been my experience as well. The sorts of errors I ran into were the same as in my C and HolyC experience, and not the sorts of errors I get with Rust.
This is just the consequence of the API protests. Despite people claiming it had no lasting impact, admins coming in and making sweeping changes to mod teams replacing them with loyalists, alongside ramping up centralized feeds to serve more ads onto meant content quality took a nosedive. This is obvious in most subs if you actually look at who is submitting the threads (something the app and All/Popular pages hides in several views), most of these subs are dominated by a handful of accounts. It's a cycle too, because often they'll continue spamming subs in order to get on All/Popular, or make up weird stories to do so, effectively karma farming taken very seriously, with mods encouraging it because of the aforementioned loyalists.

It's all just driveby anger and reposts. Maybe some smaller subs with good communities here and there, but that often requires a mod team putting in substantial hours and remaining under the radar from All/Popular in any shape.

Forgot to mention, Reddit also started paying these accounts for posting. So a literal financial incentive to ragebait. It' called the "Contributor Program".
> I think violence is going to become more common

What kind and why?
That's interesting, how did you find these guys?
Likely. I guess if they held onto the eggs for a few days before selling them it would work. If the bird is still alive and the egg is a few days old, sell it.
> Unfortunately public sector unions, which shouldn’t even exist

You what? Why in the world do you think unions shouldn't exist? I had a parent that did a lot with FEW (Federally Employed Women) and NARFE (National Active and Retired Federal Employees) at TACOM, where I learned how much the union does for federal employees, so your statement sounds like complete nonsense to me.
Recordable Blu-ray media. Not the kind that you buy with a movie on it.
“…if you have an extremely successful AI program that uses Llama code, you'll have to pay Meta to use it. That's not open source. Period.”

Apparently the author is not familiar with the free-as-in-speech vs. free-as-in-beer distinction.
It’s not memory safe.

People say, “oh, it’s safer than C because tests can warn of missed deinits” but the fact is it isn’t memory safe by design and it’s not a priority for the language.

There are still reasons to use it and there are domains where memory safety isn’t a priority, but memory safety depends on the same mix of linters, code review, simple memory models, a deep understanding of how memory works, minimal dependencies and luck just like in C. Although none of those things will save you on their own or combined. If memory safety is a priority I’d consider other languages.
Think Modula-2, Object Pascal safety.

Much better than C will ever be, but still with gotchas like use after free, or hardware mapped variables.
As soon as they "fired" him he was hired by Howard to direct a new institute there.
Everybody seems to be focused on whether or not the OpenAI copied the data in training, but my understanding of copyright is that if a person when into a clean room and wrote an new article from scratch, without having read any NYT, that just so happened to be exactly the same as an existing NYT article, it would still be a copyright violation.

As soon as OpenAI repeats a set of words verbatim, it violates copyright.

The courts should examine how much damage an occasional verbatim regurgitation would damage NYTs business. (I would guess not much)
Not really. Everything is downstream of the pressure on organizations to address disparate impact. Some examples:

When a company is under pressure to boost the number of X engineers, they quickly run into the 'pipeline problem'. There simply isn't enough X engineers on the market. So they address that by creating scholarship funds exclusively for race X.

When a school is under pressure to have the racial makeup of it's freshman class meet the right ratios, it has to adjust admission criteria. Deprioritize metrics that the wrong races score well on, prioritize those that the right races score well on. If we've got too many Y, and they have high standardized test scores? Start weighing that lower until we get the blend we're supposed to have.

The goal of the college is not to get the students with the strongest academic record: it's to satisfy the demand for the right ratios.

Repeat over and over in different ways at different institutions.

> Is there an example where colorblind hiring had a nil or opposite effect? In places I've seen, the opposite has happened. For example ...

The study underlying that post is a great example of another downstream effect of DEI efforts. That study did _not_ show what the headline or abstract claimed.

When you hide the gender of performers, it ends up either nil or slightly favoring men. That particular study has been cited thousands of times, and it's largely nonsense.

http://www.jsmp.dk/posts/2019-05-12-blindauditions/blindaudi...
Most common first name in France is Mohammed. I really don’t understand what he means with immigration, unless he means he wants mostly-Asian immigration because others are a problem.
Articles like this always remind me of 'The 57 Precepts of Zote'.
All of that's handled by the treasury department payment systems, so as long as those are left alone, I'm sure it'll be fine.
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Let's see what happens. At this point, I'm not convinced the union has any leverage.
> Just looking at the Meta article: The article cites "pressure from conservative critics and customers" as the reason, not financial performance. The Meta representative was quoted pointing to "legal and policy landscape" changes. Nothing about if or how the initiative affected the company's bottom line.

Of course they won't say it doesn't work. They'll cite external pressure or other reason. But they get pressure from customers for privacy and other issues, yet that doesn't phase them much. So if they saw clear advantage to the policy, say it just improved their bottom line, stock price, etc, they would have easily brushed away the "pressure" and said "sorry, we're here to make a profit and this makes us a profit, tough luck".
Do you think videos disappearing is the biggest problem with YouTube from a distribution perspective?
Out of curiosity, where are you moving your money to?
It probably just because C++ is more popular than C. Rust is a C++ replacement and zig is a C replacement.

I see zig catching up in popularity because people are appreciating the simplicity it is trying to achieve.
Destroying the economy IS the goal it seems like.

These money shark guys that have got a hold of our government and economy since 2007 seem to have a long term plan that is specifically designed to destroy the US economy. Its counter intuitive, since their wealth is directly linked, but they have some kind of plan.
Also, that page seems to be talking about like... financial advisor services. Most of the time I was just calling in to ask for help rolling over a 401k or something. I don't think I've ever called for actual investment advice of the sort that they seem to gate behind certain account sizes.

I'm wondering if it's something where company-sponsored plans sometimes have bad CS support because their support contracts are paid/arranged separately from if you just have a personal account. Or if some company plans have better support because they pay for it?
There have been cheap used Teslas for years. Just was searching Cragslist a few months ago, and found Model Ss for $15-20k.
patco was also a powerful union. Trump has already declared he will nullify the AFGE contract (legality be damned).
An adversarial government having mass access to user data and social behavior information is worse because they can use it to compromise and recruit individuals to do real damage. Although debatable, the NSA is supposed to have the intentions to protect us, not inflict chaos.
True, but you can say `new Object[capacity]` and cast it to type `T[]`.
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I'm in this situation. I was hired fully remote (and no office to "return" to), many states away from DC and no intention to move (not for an administration that would have no scruples about firing me at any point, for any reason).

Since I'm fairly sure my goose is cooked either way, I am considering doing the deferred resignation thing just to get a few more dollars in my pocket before the inevitable comes.
I would venture a guess that they wanted to communicate their opinion that it's ignorance more than malice.

Please do not escalate into a flame war.
I find it kind of useless due to the no politics and I usually quickly lose my patience with it. Same with DeepSeek. Meanwhile you can have a decent conversation with Mistral, Claude, pi.ai and other LLMs. Even Chat GPT, although the patronizing appologizing tone is annoying.
> "a senior administration official tells Axios."

Another source of misinformation, now, maybe?
Songs banned by the BBC were banned by the management heirarchy.

Songs played by the BBC were, for the most part, chosen by the DJs (particularly true after 19:00.
It is common once your website hits a certain threshold in popularity.

If you are just a small startup or a blog, you'll probably never see an attack.

Even if you don't host anything offensive you can be targeted by competitors, blackmailed for money, or just randomly selected by a hacker to test the power of their botnet.
No, I’ve built mine from scratch and now I’ve ~450 patterns in it.
Just watched one for the first time today! You are correct.
Loss leader, perhaps, to get people through the door and buy other stuff at a better markup. That and/or they've got long-term fixed price contracts.
This is pretty much the first half of the article (until the archive.is link starts working):

"Google is eliminating its goal of hiring more employees from historically underrepresented groups and reviewing some diversity, equity and inclusion programs, joining other tech giants rethinking their approach to DEI.

In an email to employees Wednesday, Google said it would no longer set hiring targets to improve representation in its workforce.

In 2020, amid calls for racial justice following the police killing of George Floyd, Google set a target of increasing by 30% the proportion of “leadership representation of underrepresented groups” by 2025.

Parent company Alphabet’s GOOGL -7.69%decrease; red down pointing triangle annual report released Wednesday omitted a sentence stating the company was “committed to making diversity, equity, and inclusion part of everything we do and to growing a workforce that is representative of the users we serve.” The sentence was in its reports from 2021 through 2024.

Google also said it was reviewing recent court decisions and executive orders by President Trump aimed at curbing DEI in the government and federal contractors. The company is “evaluating changes to our programs required to comply,” the email said...

“We’ll continue to invest in states across the U.S.—and in many countries globally—but in the future we will no longer have aspirational goals,” the email said... "
Which govt is more adversarial to me personally?

One can arrest me, one has no jurisdiction
Didn’t realize that was the backstory of Flutter, I thought this was headed in a different direction.

I heard the YouTube team did something similar for their embedded / resource-constrained environments where the client just renders barebones HTML/JS and only what is needed is implemented in the engine.
I wouldn't care a whole lot if someone told me they weren't in IG, FB, Snap, Twitter, etc. However, if someone told me they never bothered with Linkedin, it would be hard for me to resist bowing at their feet.
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Ah ha ha like dogcoin
I have no issues with Ubuntu. It works great and snaps work fine for me. I have used it alongside other distributions for nearly twenty years.

I would wager Ubuntu is probably the most popular Linux distribution for "cloud" computing. Seems to work fine there. Yet, not for all the people commenting in this thread.
Have more self respect and consume a better information diet of printed media.
If they were serious about the offer, they would get it passed through Congress on a party line vote via reconciliation, they have the votes, there is nothing the Dems could do to stop it.

The fact that they have not is telling.
> In Escape from Tarkov, cheaters bought the game (50€), cheated to get in-game items, sold in-game items for money, got banned, and bought the game again. It's literally profitable to keep buying a 50€ game after getting banned.

You can blame in-game microtransactions and the idea that in-game inventory is worth money on that one.
Also, Hermes which React Native uses.
Don't get me wrong, I'm happy for the change. It will improve things overall, and more power to web-only implementations.

My only intent was to point out another function of the vdom being discussed.

For WASM+WebGPU, I doubt it will ever be up to the same accessibility and feel that react-native-web gives. Just look at Flutter.
Since 2024 to now I've had to constantly verify that I'm human just to visit certain sites due to Cloudflare. Now it's even worse since (sometimes) cdnjs.cloudflare.com loads infinitely unless I turn on my VPN. Infuriating that I have to use a service known for potential spam, to get another service that blocks spam to bloody work.
As someone that was around when C started to be adopted in home computers, followed by C++ adoption several years later, and remembers C vs C++ flamewars on USENET, the popularity comparison made me smile.
Pareto Efficiency should not be the be-all-end-all (and only one subset of "efficiency", so your definition is only useful in isolation to Pareto Efficient). It only guarantees nothing is worse off, but that's only a relative comparison. A result of 99% of the wealth goes to 1 individual and 1% of the wealth is with everyone else is Pareto Efficient but not a good world! Efficiency can also be used amorally, e.g., Death Camps are an efficient way to kill undesirables!
My favorite is that I've now had multiple services that don't warn you prior to renewing an annual subscription.
Why am I imagining high rise chicken coups now? Vertical farming, take note :)
The reason they're never seen alive is because they're actually balloon animals.
Meanwhile, over here in Costa Rica, I've just bought 6 eggs for about $1.50 USD and that's the convenience store price. They are cheaper at the super market.
The one not partnering with terrorists and cartels while shipping mass amounts of fentanyl and disruptors across the US border.

> One can arrest me, one has no jurisdiction

One does not care about your rights or jurisdiction and can do much worse covertly.
> It still has a far more capable permissions model than any Linux filesystem.

And every time I format a new NTFS, the first thing I do before puting any files on it is set the drive root permissions Everyone = Full control + Replace child permissions with inheritable permissions.

Because I absolutely hate being denied access to my own files.
Chromium on linux is also frequently blocked by cloudflare. I can't use tools such as HIBP.
Clear your history often. My youtube is actually incredible, massive variety and useful topics.

I clear it about once every 2 weeks or month depending on how many of the same topics I see.

It works really well in that if you ignore the content you saw before it forces the algorithm to find unique content because it thinks you don't like the stuff you've seen.

That and cleaning your subscription list. Easily the best platform I have as of now because of that.
> It’s all one big blob available anywhere which drowns diversity in a sea of mediocrity.

I'm not interested in regional music or a regional scene.

The music on any given SomaFM station is not "a sea of mediocrity". It's generally excellent genre-specific stuff (old and new), and I love it (if I'm somewhat into the genre).

I can appreciate that others may not, but please don't over-generalize or assert that your preferences are the only ones out there.
Would that be much different/better than TCAS?
Numerous video games have been doing precisely that for the past decade using CEF: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chromium_Embedded_Framework
Things like "using Linux" or "having an adblocker at all" get you sent to captcha hell. Anything where you're in the minority of traffic. It's not going to change; why would it?
Web scraping without any kind of sleeping in between requests (usually firing many threads at once), as well as heavy exploit scanning is a near constant for most websites. With AI technology, it's only getting worse, as vendors attempt to bring in content from all over the web without regard for resource usage. Depending on the industry, DDoS can be very common from competitors that aren't afraid to rent out botnets to boost their business and tear down those they compete against.
The only thing that saved the ACA was McCain who saved it as the last great act at the end of his life.

All of the sensible, principled Republicans have died or retired. The modern Republican Party seem willing to go off the cliff with him.

The tech sector is firmly in his pocket and all of the news media are owned by corporate giants who are literally bribing him to get what they want by “settling lawsuits”.

I always thought it was silly when people said they are leaving the country if $x wins even during the first Trump administration. But I’ve never seen anything like this or imagined the complete disregard for the law by either party before and I’m 50.
My computer already has an browser installed, I am not a browser collector.
The elite there must have a fear that this could happen to them though.
Semantically, wait is a bit of a stop-and-breathe point.

Consider the text:

I think I'll go swimming today. Wait, ___

what comes next? Well, not something that would usually follow without the word "wait", probably something entirely orthogonal that impacts the earlier sentence in some fundamental way, like:

Wait, I need to help my dad.