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Main reason I use c++ is because it has the most mature libraries. I gave Rust a try, and lots of nice things about it. But many of its libraries are not very mature.
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3y ago
https://archive.is/cwZuQ
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How Generative AI Owns Higher Education. Now What?
(forbes.com)
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I have used Moto for my last 3 phones and they are great. Almost no bloatware, fast, good battery life. Only thing I would like is longer support for the phone OS.
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I don't think the founders could account for international influence in the age of the Internet and smart phones. No one is asking for a great wall around the US. People are just asking that major influencers are not under the control
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The U.S. has not been providing wonder weapons to Ukraine. It has been providing bullets, artillery shells, and Bradley fighting vehicles(which are pretty amazing, but are not new tech). I would agree that the military like their new toys,
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Street sweepers actually do pick up the debris, not just deposit it in the gutter. At least here in Atlanta they do.
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3y ago
Interesting that they use a math problem on the home page, the one area it is not good at.
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I had the same experience, twice as much for a heat pump as a traditional gas/electric AC here in Atlanta GA. Got quotes for multiple companies, then on a whim I talked to the guy at Costco who stands by the door on the way out. Turned
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I have a dual up from LG and it is the greatest coding monitor ever made! In Intellij and VSCode, I can see project outline, 120 columns of code, and DB details all on the same screen. I use it as a side monitor, with main monitor being a D
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I hear he feels trapped, being a parent, and a responsible adult can do that to you. However, I raised two children, spent hours reading to them every night, feeding them at 1 am so that they would sleep in until 7 am. But there were four g
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In the mid 90s slashdot was the hot place. Just because most people had no idea how to get to a place called slash dot dot com! Lasted for a few years. I agree it is community that makes a space. And HN has been holding on to their for quit
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That is an impressive example.
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I worked at Scientific Atlanta in the 90s, designing stealth radar systems. Some very cool tech they developed. They also did a lot of satellite comms. And a lot of telecom tech.
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vcpkg? Its pretty handy. Not like cargo, but better then what existed before.
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Simple fragrance method produces major memory boost
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Keep in mind global warming also makes winters colder.
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That was an awesome story! I think I had read it 40 years ago, but in an age where AGI is close to real.... its thought provoking.
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Hm.. Interesting question. It felt like it one doctor pronounced it, others would follow suit, but I can see I was mistaken there. However, it seems like there are two options, surgery, and physical therapy. Maybe I should have given the PT
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They were and are an excellent resource. Is it inevitable that traffic would decrease as questions are answered? Has traffic gone somewhere else? Has AI replaced it?
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Some chiropractors are amazing, most are questionable. I was in a motorcycle accident, one leg is now shorter than the other. I used to hike a lot, but back pain grew worse and worse. Went to an orthopedic doctor, he literally said "th
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Could you use a hybrid approach? Put hydrogen gas into a vacuum until the pressure the hydrogen exerted would offset the vacuum.
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This is a rip off of the story "Ed" told in the TV show "Northern Exposure", but it has always been one of my favorites from that show.
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Why is this top of HN? Last news update was from 2020..
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GIT was based on previous version control system, PVC, SVN, etc. And it is probably more complicated to use than the older version were. Git is possibly better at distributed teams.
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Indeed, once I realized the error of my train of thought!
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That is a really bad guess...
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As a game engine builder, you come to appreciate that your target speed to draw millions of polygons, calculate physics on hundreds of objects, render the UX, collect network traffic, send network traffic, compute pathing, and implement gam
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The government did not know, but 3M knew. They made a choice not to burn it in order to save money.
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Marriage by nature is a two way relationship. After being married for 30 years, its got its share of challenges for sure, but its a big part of learning to be part of a true team, and less of an individual. Especially true with children, li
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