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First impressions matter and the fact that so many Rust crates are pre-1.0.0 is hindering Rust adoption in game projects that tend to be multi-year efforts. Game devs need stable APIs to develop against.
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4y ago
How does this compare with Airflow and Dagster?
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I doubt the real™ engineers at NASA and SpaceX know everything their proprietary closed-source Matlab-to-FPGA tooling is actually doing under the hood.
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4y ago
All the old European VPS/dedicated server providers are cheaper than Big Cloud.
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4y ago
Without the accent and grammar mistakes a lot of Indian English feels like something an arrogant 19th century British aristocrat would say. I wonder if that is also the case in countries that were occupied by other European powers.
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4y ago
Entire industrialized European countries are running on pure wind for days at a time. In the renewable energy space it feels like wind is not getting enough attention and solar is getting too much attention. Wind combined with a long-range
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4y ago
The "twitter files" is just a happening Elon Musk and some "journalists" cooked up to get a following among the QAnon/MAGA crowd. Sure, maybe some of the tweets are real which would make Elon Musk an asshole for lea
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It is not a coincidence that 2 out of 4 of Russia's "separatist commanders" in eastern Ukraine were killed because of "infighting" between 2014 and 2022.
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>ChatGPT Plus subscribers will get GPT-4 access on chat.openai.com with a usage cap Signing up for ChatGPT Plus seems to be the most realistic way to get access right now.
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Unlike the anti-cryptography fearmongering of the 90s the concerns about AI is coming from the experts themselves.
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Did any science fiction predict we would reach hard AI before we got off fossil fuel?
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Anders Hejlsberg
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Russia has spend billions to gain soft power by hosting the 2018 world cup, the winter Olympics etc. However the only "soft power" that has actually worked for Russia are their hundreds of thousands of social media disinfo sockpup
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Ask HN: How to learn more about professional energy management?
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Cost is relative. If Kinzhals and Iskander only cost $2 million a country like Russia would have been able to produce many more of them. The low prices that Russia cites for its military equipment is propaganda to push the narrative that th
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The biggest mask off moment was when Russia targeted civilian electricity and heating infrastructure in the middle of the winter in regions with Russian-speaking majority like Kharkiv and Odessa.
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Strange that the article doesn't mention Brexit. Many nurses (and doctors) in the UK used to be from EU countries.
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lol The right-libertarian techbros at All-In Podcast are the last people who will tell you the truth about this. They are at the core of the rot. David Sacks will probably do his usual monologue blaming dead Ukrainian children.
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The Feds just saved a lot of crypto startups by doing this bailout. The crypto scam industry will be around for a few years more unfortunately.
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Don't forget his buddy David Sacks and to a lesser degree Elon Musk. The "PayPal mafia" turned out to be just as damaging to society as a real mafia.
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The Feds should not help the crypto startups that are actively betting against the Feds and the US dollar.
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4y ago
Done: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35126269
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The Quiet Political Rise of David Sacks, Silicon Valley’s Prophet of Urban Doom
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As a European I must admit Schadenfreude over how these right-libertarian Silicon Valley tech bros are now begging for a bailout. Especially David Sacks who is more or less funding the entire political populist podcast sphere that is pushin
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David Sacks on Yelen not bailing out SVB
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Can someone explain why so many American startups put their money on SVB? Why did VCs allow the startups they fund to put all the money in the same basket?
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Nord Stream: the tanker Minerva Julie spent 7 days idling near the attack site
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He is not committing political suicide. He has always been unpopular but the only alternative is the far-right.
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>Officials who have reviewed the intelligence said they believed the saboteurs were most likely Ukrainian or Russian nationals, or some combination of the two. Early in the war a Russian ex-Gazprom oligarch defected to the Ukrainian side
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>Taiwan has major political factions that already favor closer ties with China Why do people lie so much on the Internet? There are some Taiwanese boomers who are more interested in removing communist rule in China than in gaining Taiwan
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