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If you believe http://www.nato.int then "NATO does not seek confrontation and poses no threat to Russia." If you live in a real world then a country with 10-100 times less military/economic power has no chance of
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The word "Hacker" in Hacker News does not mean cracker https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hacker_culture
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run_in_executor that can be spelled as asyncio.to_thread() won't help utilizing cpu for pure Python code. It may help with blocking I/O, or cpu-heavy C extensions that release GIL. Otherwise, you have to utilize different processe
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htmx vs. javascript reminds me behave (BDD) vs pytest tests: Gherkin language looks nice in simple cases, and it can be in principle extended for more complex cases, but pure python (pytest) becomes the more convenient the more complicated
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Try watching something like Peppa Pig in a foreign language—there is a lot of western culture in it.
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There are polls mentioned in the video that demonstrate that many people do confuse WP Engine and Wordpress
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See whether “exclude-newer” uv option might help if you’ve inherited a script without a dependencies lock file https://docs.astral.sh/uv/guides/scripts/#improving-reproduc...
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His interview with Theo https://youtu.be/OUJgahHjAKU
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I know nothing on the topic but why would one use bitcoin to buy drugs? Aren't all bitcoin transactions public and immutable?
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you can use sqlite as a dbm db https://docs.python.org/3.13/library/dbm.html#module-dbm.sql...
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https://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9799919799/
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Try singing a song on youtube. See what youtube copyright checker does.
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what is the more secure way in you opinion? What is the weak link here? TLS transport? possibly compromised hosting/codebase? trust in app authors? not reading the shell script? checking a signature of some file?
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False positives are not harmless. Textbook example is breast cancer screening https://theconversation.com/breast-cancer-screening-in-austr...
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kdb is not open-source, is it? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19973847
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https://zen-browser.app/ killer features for me: - web panel: to show/hide messenger/mail quickly. I don’t see it — no distractions — but it is instantly there when I need it - hor/vert. grid/tiling on
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More research wouldn’t hurt but is not like there is none e.g., here’s video on seed oil that does cite some research https://youtu.be/XJ_uyV-ER_g tl;dr seed oil is better than butter (saturated fat-wise), it is ok to heat
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I was referring to the o1 AIME accuracy figure (x log scale compute, y is % (not log)) and similar https://openai.com/index/learning-to-reason-with-llms/
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So there would be an incentive for a university to actually teach marketable skills. Of cause it is all wishful thinking: big corrupt institutions exist not as if nobody can come up with better solutions
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A viral meme/tiktok/xkcd/etc could educate many 18 years old on how bad the deal is.
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Imagine if people could replace their phone battery! (some do)
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"with even the latest tools the effort put in to get the model to produce useful output is still some multiple (but not an enormous multiple now, say 2x to 5x) of the effort needed to properly prompt and verify the output. However, I s
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where were you before the birth ? before the Big Bang? before the time itself? You go to the same place after the death--nothing new.
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> Exceptions that occur during execution of this method will replace any exception that occurred in the body of the with statement https://docs.python.org/3/library/stdtypes.html#contextmanag...
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The solution is that there are multiple solutions that are suitable in different situations. If you need "strict" requirements then it is likely impossible but you can get close enough if you use sqlite. Or more lightweight atomic
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cpp2 is "A Typescript for C++" is how the author himself categorizes it https://herbsutter.com/2023/08/13/my-c-now-2023-talk-is-onli... Yes, knowing underlying levels of abstraction may be useful e.
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Standard SIMD everyone can build on top of sounds like a great idea--no unnecessary fragmentation due to using different subtly (or not) incompatible libraries. SIMD instructions are in desktop CPU since 90s. It is long overdue.
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cppfront simplifies C++ a lot by introducing unifying syntax (that compiles to ordinary C++ -- same semantics in the end) https://github.com/hsutter/cppfront
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It may be more explicit: OrderedDict has move_to_end() which may be useful e.g., for implementing lru_cache-like functionality (like deque.rotate but with arbitrary keys).
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I can confirm Gephi handles 1000+ just fine: I used it to solve Adventure of Code problem.

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