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To the first question, not really, and if it did it would be pretty fragile because of mutability requirements. It's fragile in C++ too because of iterator invalidation, Rust mostly turns that into a compiler error.

To the second question, yes, it's super common.
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They've been burned more times and therefore do more investigation to keep that from happening in the future
> these voters are voting their identity, their tribalism, and their bitterness

Agree for the Rust Belt not for swing voters who didn’t vote Trump in ‘16 and ‘20.

The history of inflation and electorates is my only evidence, this time may have been different, but I’d need to see something beyond anecdotes to conclude that when voters said the economy was their issue [1] they were lying.

[1] https://www.pewresearch.org/politics/2024/09/09/issues-and-t...
It is all upsides actually:

- If the gov knows how to seize and keep it from criminals, then whales capable of controlling the market are reduced

- If the gov ever tries to sell, it will likely be predictable, so more manipulation benefits for those who know how to do it

- Hidden transfer of wealth from any corrupt animal directly into dump's hands without traditional paper trails

- Dump can use it to manipulate his own illegal meme coins

- Eventually it will be "hacked" and gone, definitely not by dumps closest friends who had the keys the whole time

oh by the word upside, that is for one group of people anyway
When GPS coordinates are handled by LLM the fear won't be as novel.
That's an awesome story.

Thanks for sharing it.

TIL, there's something called "anti-D" plasma.
But adult Jesus says, "Whatever you do to anyone, you have done to me."

Fakeass Christians don't understand that means undocumented folks, non-white folks, non-Christian folks, women, and folks of other sexual preferences and gender identities.

"That which you do to the least of my brothers and sisters, that you do unto me." --Jesus of Nazareth

"Love your neighbor as yourself." --Jesus of Nazareth

The thing about the "No true Scotsman fallacy" is that the person does have to at least be a Scotsman, if that's what they're calling themself.
Sure, but the increased torque/acceleration is all that 99% of people are going to experience from any sports car they use. It's not like the commercials where they are going to be speeding up and down curvy mountain roads. They are going to go from home to work to grocery store in suburbia.
You are stating these things as facts, however I have not seen a single rational thought on why Elon/Bezos/... existing makes others suffer MORE, taking into account that the poorest now are objectively better off than in the past.

The delta can increase and QOL across all incomes increase (albit different rates).

If the people here just want 100% equality, just state it as intention.
Products of the past did not last longer.

Products of the past for the same price point as today (adj for inflation) especially did not last longer, if they even existed at that price point.
Is claude code opensource?
China came to dominate the world in renewable energy
[ https://archive.is/6deYI ]
My manager thinks he has job security. We've learned to not care what they think either, both as superiors and subordinates.
The hubris of the junior developer hahaha, its still great though, that's what educates you that software is more than a couple lines of code jumbled together, i think everyone should go through something like that at leas once.
Let's all go back to doing the laundry by hand. Because life was better back then.
> Watch the interviews with the Trump voters who got recently laid off by Trump & Douche

Have a link to anything quick?
Good to see platform companies like these start building their own infrastructure instead of just writing AWS wrappers. Pretty ambitious for a company of just 25 people to take this on as well. Wonder how sustainable these pricing models are.
Do you think anything that's not reported in mainstream media, or are you simply repeating what you consume? Because it looks the same to me.

And the media isn't really there to inform you, it's there to make sure you think what they want you to think for whatever reasons.

I would suggest at least taking a look at alternative explanations, otherwise this is just as bad as any other kind of blind faith.
I designed an automotive part that is fabricated out of sheet metal and this article resonates with me because while the completed product looks very simple, the process of getting to the completed product is very complex and has dozens of iterations of designs, failed prototypes, mistakes, etc.

That's what is so infuriating when my products get copied by sellers from China or similar - they are taking all of the hundreds of hours of work that I put into a design and skipping that, going straight to the easy part of producing the finalized part.

Making the thing is the easy part - making up the thing is the hard part!
I had similar thoughts. It’s already quite handsome for a project of this nature but there’s still a lot of low hanging fruit for aesthetic improvement without negatively impacting other aspects.
>There's nothing explicitly wrong with a phone call, but it's far easier to be extremely precise with your words when it's in a written format. It will take longer to write and more often than not most of it will get discarded, but the writing process is extremely valuable.

SUPER strong agreement here. The one and only time I interacted with a reporter, I was running for selectboard in my very small town. I did a phone interview, and I felt that practically everything was lost in translation in a way that was quite heartbreaking.
I remember that the "Slashdot Effect" used to be a thing, getting featured on Slashdot generated enough traffic that it routinely took sites down.

Then digg came along, and I started using that, but kept Slashdot on the backburner. One day I remember listening to a diggnation podcast, one of the live ones with Kevin and Alex in front of a live audience at (probably) some bar somewhere, and Kevin made a remark about "Slashdot effect.... it's the Digg effect now!" and the crowd roared.

And he was right. It had been a fair while since Slashdot had managed to take anything down.

I felt a little sad, for a moment, because I knew what it meant.
To start, https://vcresearch.berkeley.edu/news/economy-sexism-and-cons... and https://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/2025-youtube-podcast-men-... | https://archive.today/htWBY

I'll find more for the next convo on the topic.
It's been a while since I last donated blood, but last time I checked some conditions are hard to reliably check for especially in the earlier stages. For example, if I remember correct HIV is hard to reliably detect for the first ~6 months or so, as is Hepatitis B and some other conditions.

This is why you get a questionary every time asking whether you had unprotected sex, recently had a tattoo, etc.
lol

Not only could America have had better benefits than Europe but you guys chose over and over again not to yet it’s Europe’s fault.

Love watching you guys shoot yourselves and yell at others. Popcorn has never tasted better.
To get a good idea on what this administration is thinking about tariffs, here is a short "60 Minutes" interview with Robert Lighthizer.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KwUG2bOHqFA

We'll find out tomorrow if these tariffs go through, but I wouldn't be surprised if this were all just talk from Trump posturing.
> It's DARPA, you're really past the moralizing about war stage here, that's just out of context.

I don’t really think I was moralizing… just commenting on the funny juxtaposition of the language and the context - or on the comedy of the language specifically when not considering the whole context. I was not saying DARPA should or should not be doing this - though I’ll grant that what I wrote could be read as an implicit criticism, even though it was not my intention.

> I don't see UX experts hand-wringing about the effects of advertising when they're designing their products.

Plenty do. Plenty don’t. Similarly, plenty of machine learning engineers might choose not to work on, say, a predictive algorithm for facial recognition or a product recommender system because they don’t feel like being a part of that system. Some people don’t have that luxury, or don’t care. It’s fine either way, though I of course encourage anyone to do some reflection on the social implications of their engineering projects from time to time. Hamming, who worked on everything from the ABomb to telephones to the foundations of computer programming (and everything in between) strongly recommends this, and I agree. Working on weapons might be necessary, but you still need to reflect and make a conscious decision about it.

> It's not about "feelings" […] It comes from both directions, designing the machine to be manageable and training the human to manage in exceptional circumstances and _knowing the limits_ of both.

Of course, totally understand that. That doesn’t mean we can’t find humor in decontextualizing the language! Or in thinking about how science always must struggle with euphemism for the purposes of concision.
The biggest use of professional AIs will offset the majority of big brain jobs, possibly leaving the majority of jobs left for humans to do being physical back-breaking labor at some point before long.
Bounties are free work contests for any potential beneficiary

And the benefactor is designed by a committee who cant even agree on the value, winding up tossing pennies at the problem hoping someone in Malaysia salivates
This is on par with his crass negotiation methods. I myself would not panic or at least I personally would not make any financial decisions based on this just yet.
This isn't how the government works. I also pay into a system that fixes roads I'll never drive on but that isn't a reason to complain.
I'd call many of the non-Trump factions of the Republican Party conservative. But the current administration is far from that given their threats to the long-term allies, weakening NATO, and swift changes to the federal govt.
The jobs link isn't accurate, but it's easy enough to browse to it through careers page.
Then why did people elect him again?

Listening to people who did, it sounds a lot like their lives got better the last time.

Are you saying they're lying? Or just stupid?

Can you think of another explanation for the disconnect?
I wish someone would give an example of why we need this. Doesn't @scope handle component-oriented styling ?
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I’d love to see a breakdown of these factors in tipping-point states if you have it.

I suppose a counterpart bias to conspiratorial thinking is taking as faith the wisdom of crowds. Perhaps this election was mass delusion and an argument for electoral restraint (which I’m sympathetic to).

But even if I concede that overstimulus didn’t cause Trump, I think it’s fair to say it did cause voters to blame Biden for inflation.
Might be a demographic difference that explains it. I donated materials when I was a broke college student, wouldn't surprise me if the bulk came from people in similar situations
repo created. I've sent you a request on github.
The US cut its total trade with Russia from $16B in 2019, down to $2B in 2024. The US did this in response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, because it saw the absurdity of arming the Ukrainians while funding the Russians. Europe on the other hand still wants cheap oil and gas, and that seems to be a priority over the welfare of Ukrainians who they claim to want to protect.

As for China Brazil and Iran... Well lets break this down.

Iran: Total trade volume is in range of $65 million, virtually all US exports TO Iran. Virtually all of the US exports to Iran are medicines, medical devices, vaccines, and similar things. It's not about making money, it's humanitarian.

Brazil: This was a weird choice, I get that you just went with "BRICS", but Brazil isn't invading any neighbors or considered a hostile state in the US.

China: Again, while there are emerging tensions and divides, it's also true that China and the US have strong economic ties. Trade between these countries amounts to hundreds of billions of dollars, and there's no pretense of ending that.

All in all there's not much of a comparison to trade with Russia.
I read it too earlier on BBC, I am happy that people like that 1) exist and 2) keep giving their literal blood (although we don't know if he was donating a shot or 4 pints).

I sometimes think that "yes we are all equal" but in a (animal farm positive spin) some people are "simply better than me" and in those people I include Jane Goodall, and a few others. Well that list just got one more member. If you save a life you get a big point in my list. If you have been saving lives for 60 years, you get all the points.

On top of that, (again I didn't expand on the reading for the topic) I didn't get a sense that the guy was asking (and getting) millions for his donations, for which I would give him even more points!!!
REI is routinely rated one of the best places to work. When I was there, we had both a pension plan and a 401k with match. Part time employees got PTO and (really good) insurance. They have mandatory paid sabbaticals on top of PTO. But as an employee you get no dividend, as the dividend is based on purchases, and the discounts available were far greater than the 10% back. Still, I wish I had stayed and moved into a technical role as I have never been treated as well as an employee as when I was there.
The 25p tariffs on ca and mx are not reciprocal.

It’s hard to have optimism when there seems to be no plan to make the economy better, only destruction
They make handlebar attachments for that, but good luck if the mug doesn't have a lid.
so, the challenge is what’s interesting, or any specific title or application?
You really love commenting in this thread don’t you? Are you Russian or American? Can’t tell.

Either way, americas downfall is Gloria to watch. If you’re Russian, well you can’t really fall further down. lol
Here's the repo: https://github.com/vzaliva/emacs-tree-sitter-highlight
It was weird, it was free and it allowed you to install firmware.
too funny how the MAN made you believe you cant have nice things because of “nato budget” :)
12VHPWR WatchDog to Save Nvidia GPUs
I'd say mobile phones are worse, many more produced so even considering phone size. And harder to take apart even though laptops are getting worse. But this is all anecdotal, don't have any hard info.
Surveying a pipeline, canal, electrical/communication line, rooftop. Drones are standard tools for site survey; you can inspect infrastructure without the same risk of human injury.
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Are laws meaningless if they can arbitrarily suspend enforcement?
Would appreciate anyone summarising the key differences here as I can't watch the video at the moment.
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Interesting. I think single person RFCs are like most other forms of publication in that there is a long tail of unused ones and a few that take off. But you miss all the shots you don't take.
I'm reading his book Hell's Angels: A Strange and Terrible Saga right now and there's an uncanny resemblance to present day in his comments about both the media and the ignorant, violent and societally useless men with deep-seated masculinity issues who became the Hells Angels (or MAGA as it is now).
I love my Platinum fountain pens far more than the Lamys or other European fountain pens. No matter how many times I try I always go back to the Platinum PTL-5000A, which has been discontinued (thankfully I got a backup).
I don't think you can install firmware from inside QEMU.
I know people say this, but I'm never able. I rather feel hurt, and concerned, for myself, and the other person. I do manage to not care about it afterwards just fine, it's just that laughter is never the reaction.
But then those 20% stop spending money which has a knock on impact on the rest of the ecomony
https://www.fsb.org/uploads/PIFS.pdf
I think you’ve misread my comment. I’m neither the GP nor against LLMs. I’m just offering a counterpoint that a fear for one’s job isn’t an unreasonable perspective.
Nice!

I know a good recipe for toast.
>has to be one of the biggest political failures of our government on the modern era

Thatcher/Reagan neoliberalism only has to be a failure if you assume the goal was to best serve the general population. This is a POSIWID moment.
Sorry my comment was in jest about how those exact lackeys have denigrated out federal workers, and here they are behaving in just the way they claim the workers are. I hope your comment and this one clear it up, thank you!
Ok, so how do i increase the RAM, the SSD and upgrade the CPU?
I forgot about it so long ago and now that I’m aware of it again, it’s because it shut down… damn. This OSA has been so destructive to early web communities :/
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> Repairable flatpack toaster

Good bad so-so
Use Firefox in 2025
> your comment about it not having evidence is right next to the comments about the evidence is yet-to-be-published

Beneficial ownership information is/was a new component of anti-money laundering. The previous AML had scant evidence of working. BOI was never mandated, so of course we have no evidence either way. But my priors are grim given the framework it emerges from, AML, hasn’t been particularly successful.
Show HN: Minimalistic, Keyboard oriented Taskwarrior frontend
Hey Everyone,

I have previously shared this, but the UI was a bit dated ... Now I introduce you version 2, with a bit nicer UI (at least I think it is), while maintaining the heart of it, being simple, and completely keyboard driven.

It's still largely a work in progress, but pretty usable.

Only for Linux, I have not tested it on Windows.

Let me know what you think! And bug reports, contributions are always welcome :-)
Did young coders ever know how their code worked?
Human beings are social animals, signalling is part of that. People who bought an electric car might identify strongly with social groups that hate Elon Musk, and will experience the usual human desire to signal that they are "one of the good ones".
fun ≠ utility

I imagine part of the fun is probably also seeing, hearing, and feeling something different. And maybe trying to grab others' attentions.

I'm just speculating, because I don't care for fancy or "fun" cars.
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