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> So they're exactly like the gaming PC community. "Decibels aren't a benchmark", as an enthusiast acquaintance says.

wut? Gamers love to pay extra for a tiny bit of less noise. Noctua and expensive water cooled systems are widespread in the gaming community.
360 people are moving in? This sounds like a futuristic apartment block, not a futuristic city.
The way Christoph exited seems way more graceful than the drama-seeking divas so far.

Although, not going to lie, this seems incredibly sad. I would've liked him to wait and see what the long-term effects actually were for maintaining the C side with a Rust consumer. Though I can imagine him not being happy to be on that end of Linus' argument.
You probably still want to exclude Emacs directories from Windows Defender. That speed boost is massive.
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Yeah, we have two and one is very clearly in the food motivated camp and the other likes food and treats, but won't do anything for them like our other.
It works though. Perhaps it would have been easier to use when optimized, but it’s a nontrivial effort - especially if the original requirements were bloated. To me it’s no different than misusing heavy JS frameworks or an electron app.
My original goal in this article was to figure out if pgrouting would be a good tool to build a memory-layer (for AI/agents) but the article got a bit long. Early results are promising - I’ll follow up with another article soon
The data we have about black holes is nothing more than evidence of objects with a size and density which are only consistent with black holes according to GR. Without assuming GR is true, you have only evidence of unusually dense objects, nothing more.
I'm all for it. I owned a hybrid SUV for a bit, performance and fuel economy were quite pleasant. But I kinda need a van, and can't drive four cars simultaneously, and there aren't any hybrid vans available here.
Does disclosure of a database schema really jeopardize the security of the system? Yes

How plausible or likely does that jeopardy need to be? Very

Does a database Schemas constitute “source code”? Yes

Is a SQL schema a “file format”? No & yes. In that order.

And, finally, does the “would jeopardize” language apply to everything in the exemption, or just to the nearest noun “any other information”? Yes
XML, per its name, is a markup language. The fact that it was abused as a general purpose serialization format was abhorrent, as is equating it with JSON. JSON is conceptually closer to Lisp.
Its Japan. I bet you will be able to eat off the ground in there years from now.
I don,'t know what you base this on? Most of his wealth is in Tesla.
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> I thought we were discussing HTTP/2 but now you seem to be invoking HTTP/3?

The article talks about HTTP/2 but I suspect they're applying the same logic to HTTP/3.

> Do you want to add the complexity of HTTP/2 or HTTP/3 in your backend? (I don't.)

I'd like to use the same protocol all the way through. I wouldn't want to implement any HTTP standard by hand (I could, but I wouldn't for a normal application), but I'd expect an established language to have a solid library implementation available.
Around 35.22N, 138.91E, right between Mishima and Gotenba in Shizuoka. Up to about 700k m^2 or 7500k sqft, max, about twice as big as the Las Vegas Convention Center or Boeing Everett factory. Used to be a smallish car plant next to a Toyota test track. Not at all an unpopulated area.

More or less an institute campus?

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That's true!

Sorry that I didn't much clarify the "pain" though:

It's quite like the experience of using parser combinator in Rust, where you could happily define the grammar and the parsing action using its existing utitlies. But once you have to do some easy wrapping, e.g. to make a combinator called `parenthesized` to surround an expression with parentheses, the "pain" kicks in, you have to leave as many trait bounds as possible since wiring the typing annotations become tedious. That came up while I was using framework like `winnow`.

Async Rust kinda shares some similar characteristics, utility functionalities might bring in many "typing wirings" that could terrify some people (well but I love it though).
You can't replace them with 4 engines because those will have to be of bigger diameter and they might scratch the ground of some less than perfect airfields. The engines HAVE to fit into the same nacelles. And they have to provide enough thrust while having same diameter -> this is hard because the goal of replacement is efficiency, and you replace a low-bypass engine for a high-bypass to increase efficiency, which means that hot section must be smaller, and thus able to survive more heat and pressure.

Previous programs of B-52 re-engining indeed, tried to replace 8 engines with 4. It never worked because of diameter/ground clearance issue. They had to wait until progress in aircraft engines allowed for the engine of same diameter to provide the necessary efficiency boost.

By the way, re-engining will vastly reduce air refuelling needs, and further extend airframe life because of lighter takeoff weights, as they won't need to take as much fuel on most missions. And in a pinch, almost any mission will be doable without refuelling at all.
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Discussion (59 points, 13 hours ago, 34 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43175214
I'm very sorry to tell you Toyota, but the city of the future will have EVs in it
I tell you a secret. Most devs do something wrong when they start rolling out their own linear algebra library. Thats why people use LAPAC, BLAS, etc...
Discussion (90 points, 2 days ago, 80 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43152470
Pantone does a lot of legitimate work, but also they pretend to own the hex codes for their colors.
Yet we have the evidence out there. The only problem is that it is just the negatives — it tells you what to avoid and not what you should do.

Other than with civil engineering where each bridge failure will be studied by the whole community, in programming most people shrug it off as "software error there is nothing we can do" and move on.

If we truly want to progress in terms of code quality we need to anchor our guiding principles in the lessons learned from failed projects and check all new positive principles against those.
Makes me think of Pipedream Labs' concept of a network of tubes with an internal robotic conveyance systems for home/office delivery[1]. It seems like something that large new buildings could benefit from, even without a connection to a broader network. People don't love having to go down to a front desk to pick up packages, property managers don't like handling them, and delivery drivers don't like wandering around trying to find a random unit. Would be interesting to see if it's viable on a larger scale.

[1] https://youtu.be/BgMu35T9P9Y
Latency must be brutal here. This will not be possible for any chat application, I guess.
I'm using Python script in my Phoenix app (not Livebook). I hoped Pythonx would solve all the issues associated with System.cmd, but as you can imagine, I have more than one user.
How do you think cities form? People storm them by the millions?
> Without additional context, I would interpret the term “file layout” to mean the file and directory structure of an application.

I would interpret it to mean a description of what the file contains and where. This is information you need if you have a mysterious file and you want to parse it. It's also information you need if you have some data and you want to create a readable file that expresses it. But for the concept to apply to a database schema, (a) the database would have to be a file, and (b) the schema would have to specify where the information in the database is stored. That's difficult to do, since the schema has no knowledge of how much information there is in the database or how it might be written down.
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It’s going to house 2000 people.

This list of largest hotels ends at 28. The 28th largest has 3000 rooms.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_largest_hotels
There are trivial ways around all of those. `LIMIT 1`, `SELECT .. FROM information_schema...`, etc.
Why can't regular Python code be compiled straight to WebAssembly?
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OmniParser is pretty amazing! Thanks for sharing! It parsed the SpaceJam 1996 website pretty well, despite that website being extremely out of date
Happy Monokai customer here! I want to make themes using my own palette but nothing supports OKLCH and I don't wanna convert to HEX.
Why have a hegemon better there is none as that builds competition. And in my opinion for the world China might be a better hegemon as it is interested mostly in its own population happy and not interested in making the rest of the world in it's image.
So. I'm offering my anecdotal opinion. If you want to make it invalid because you can't falsify it so be it.

It's like proving the ground exists when you jump off the bed in the morning. The overly nerdy and stupid HNer can't even move an inch off the bed until the scientific method is employed in attempt to falsify whether the groun doesn't exist. OoooooOOh.

I'm just offering my anecdota opinion here. If you can't listen to normal conversation and you can only read research papers (which mind you suffers from a replication crisis) then more power to you.
In APD the hearing is functional, it’s the processing in the brain that is lacking. Your theory would apply to hearing loss, as you say, but not APD which the article is about.
I wouldn’t enjoy the lack of fresh air, but I think the lack or traffic and (perhaps?) not having to worry about where to park while sprinting to drop off a package in a narrow road would really reduce the stress of that job
Right but the case that is being imagined here is a site that perfectly sanitises * but somehow still allows SQL injection? I don't think so.
a similar mechanism, like... a consensus mechanism? public key cryptography? some kind of content-based addressing? social convention and agreement on which fork to use?

is it easy for you to go edit historical commits in the linux repo?
Kinda, it's complicated. When someone other than the owner of the repo contributes code, they own the copyright to that code. When the author changes this repo's license like this they're redistributing the external contributor's copyrighted code. The permission to do so is granted by the Apache 2.0 license and is subject to the conditions of it. Without the permission to distribute the contributed code, the author is engaged in a violation of copyright law. Note the Apache terms:

> "You" (or "Your") shall mean an individual or Legal Entity
exercising permissions granted by this License.

This covers not just the users, but also the "author" here who exercises the permissions granted below:

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modifications, and in Source or Object form, provided that You
meet the following conditions:

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Derivative Works a copy of this License; and

So let's interpret that. Regardless of the whatever intent to re-license the code exists in the mind of the author, in order to distribute the code which was contributed by others, the only legal means to distribute this code must comply with the requirements of the license. Technically they could remove all code contributions which were contributed by others (I've done this in the past, it's a pain to do right), or seek permission from the others to add additional grants that are not included in the Apache license here (I've seen various projects do the post-facto CLA thing for this). But that has not happened here.

So (in my opinion) the github repo of the author is a currently infringing the copyright of all the other contributors. Any one of whom could enforce it or raise a DMCA take down notification on the repo.

So given that we're talking about material that is in breach of copyright, it's likely that being able to enforce a license on that as a consumer is not really a thing which is possible as the conditions on what must be included bind the person distributing the material not the person receiving it.
Yes, I am. More conscious about what and who I buy. I don't have perfect information, but I do try to avoid blatantly evil brands. $10 more on my groceries doesn't matter at this point ins life when everything's getting more expensive and worse quality.

I'm not in the best financial situation, but it is one of my missions to try and fight back against this long term. I won't let Apathy erode away at me as well.
Right, thank you for the correction
I mean, you are also making a hyperventilating point in your sarcasm not true. It may be true that illegal immigrants tend to be of ethnic minorities but it fallacious to say that collecting and deporting them, for being in the country illegally, is the same as “rounding up minorities”. That is offensive to the memory of those times over a hundred years when that did actually happen in this country. I don’t see any political enemies being “rounded up”. The issue at hand is about free speech and whether it makes sense to have a literal, without hyperbole, Orwellian approach that so many here seem to relish.
I paid for Dracula back when I could stare at dark mode for hours. Now I use Monokai Pro Light (paid for this too).

Free themes are a dime a dozen.

Paid themes means someone's incentivized to keep working on it and adding icons, &c.
I never mentioned injecting JS into the page, and besides injecting LLM generated code or generally remote code won't be approved by the Chrome Store https://developer.chrome.com/docs/extensions/develop/migrate....

Your claim is analogous to saying that Apple's app store is not secure. We had to go through stringent vetting and testing by Google to list in the Chrome Store. Any basis or reasoning you can provide for your claim?

Regardless, its a wild leap to claim a Chrome Store Chrome Extension is more insecure than this arbitrary binary?
This "city" is actually more like a Disneyland park, except that their main focus is on to experiment with futuristic commercial ideas/concepts.

Here is the list of a few companies that co-invest with Toyota:

- Nissin (Instant food company) to "Create and evaluating food environments to inspire new 'food cultures'".

- UCC (Japanese coffee maker) to "Explore the potential value of coffee through futuristic cafe experiences".

- Daikin Industries (Air conditioner manufacturer) to "Experiment with 'pollen-free spaces'".

I don't know exactly what they are trying to test (I guess that they don't know either), but it's meant to be an industrial theme park than a real city with municipal authority.
Prompting an AI isn’t making art. The result can be fine, the tech works, but it doesn’t make you an artist.
> If something doesn't enable people to attack a system, but is merely one of the valuable things you could get from that system, it does not jeopardize that system under Illinois law.

The problem I have with this is that the schema isn't something an attacker recovers for its own sake. It's something the attacker recovers in order to further their attack. This necessarily means that it does enable people to attack the system. That's the only value an attacker sees in it.

> Again: this part of the case is settled. We didn't lose at the State Supreme Court because the court was worried there was jeopardy

Doesn't matter to the discussion; the court, Supreme or trial, can be wrong as easily as it can be right.
>On one hand, the browser strives to be the universal OS shell

Then there is no need for the browser. We can download an app and run it on a portable VM on any hardware. Or am I missing something?

I thought the whole point of the browser was to use HTTP to fetch HTML and CSS and render them. With a few sprinkle of some scripting language to manipulate the DOM and make things interactive when needed.

But why would still need a browser if everything becomes an app? Another layer of abstraction and virtualisation will just waste time and incur hardware costs.
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Only if they do hold all the copyrights. If they've removed the notices from other people's open-source contributions (and don't have a CLA or similar that permits them to do so) then that's copyright infringement.
If you saw how meticulous Japanese are about disposing of garbage you'd probably be less concerned.
> Morally wrong, legally not so much

Of course, but then, the legality of it is irrelevant.

Free markets work because consumers can exercise their freedom to choose, and in such instances it's easy, given that the reason for why many such projects see wide adoption is their FOSS nature.
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That language isn’t necessary, for me the site has always loaded with no images so i thought it was obvious, apologies if that’s not what you or others have seen.
apparently a partial off-grid is a collective nightmare situation, as coal/nuke can't be turned off so opex remains constant, but the revenue goes down, so unit prices has to go up to make up for it. noisy electricity that is "sold back" to the grid is also hard to synchronize and basically wasted, and so that cost is further added into the bills.
Have you looked at, wel, everything? Expecting people who scroll TikTok for 8 hours a day to critically consider what they see is laughable.
It reads like that is what they meant: "modifying one byte of a large file would result in a lot disk activity, as the file system would need to duplicate the file again"
Honestly plaintext has a pretty bad record as a format, with all of the UTF-16, Latin-2, Shift JIS, and so on. I’d suggest paper, or for true archival storage, parchment and stone.
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by the way the images still don’t load for me now, none of them.
Pyodide has numpy, scipy, matplotlib, pandas, and as of last month, even polars. https://github.com/pyodide/pyodide/pull/5282

Pyodide is far from a perfect CPython and even the packages it includes often have limitations you won't find when running natively. But there's definitely enough here to be interesting and even somewhat useful. Here's an interactive app written on Pyodide that uses astropy, numpy, and matplotlib: https://shinylive.io/py/examples/#orbit-simulation
Producing complete nonsense isn’t participating.

Also why is it suddenly a good thing that people who know nothing can talk shit about it? Is the bar lowered so much already that “can type words in an LLM” is sufficient?
All you need to do is have a think about what reasonable steps you can take to protect your users from those risks, and write that down. It's not the end of the world.
Yeah, I did not write it very clearly. On ZFS, you're right. On a file system that applied deduplication to files and not individual blocks, the file would need to be duplicated again, no matter where and what kind of change was made.
That seems like a special case since you’re buying into a consistent theme across different apps. If it was just vscode that would be a tough sell.
Typora is really a gem in the Markdown universe.
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"Fuck the future, we're just livin' for today's...profits"

Still installing solar on all the buildings I own.
Framework also mentioned they use PTM7950 in everything from now so repasting wont help if they didnt mess up assembly.
What is sensitive about it?