Some of the command names that were chosen might be questionable, but the basic functionality of git works quite well. I just ported a personal project over from svn, made more complicated by not starting with a proper svn repo layout (git-svn would only import one half or the other depending on the options I chose), but I was able to wrangle the strings of commits into what I needed. And now that I've got the git repo constructed, I can replicate it easily.
(I was actually surprised that git-svn imports using deterministic hashes based on the original svn repo. And I understand why it happened, but I was a little sad when I moved the second chunk of my commits on top of the first, and those hashes all got rewritten.)
Yeah, and when that bubble pops in a few months customers will look at them side-eyed.
We can't have those because they wanted to sell chicken meat to Germany after WWII.
No, really, Fat Electrician has a good video on it.
(our government is just a loony bin now)
I've bought Crucial upgrades for the last few laptops I've owned, both RAM and SSDs.
I used to joke around about how the AI companies wouldn't be satisfied until all resources on the planet were directly routed to them and everything else was eroding because of it. Now? Now, it's not seeming so much like a joke.
Crucial was always my go-to for RAM upgrades. I'm getting my son some upgrades for Christmas, and when I saw desktop memory prices, I was stunned. It's the same thing everywhere. "AI vendors are grabbing all the RAM they can get their hands on, dramatically driving up the price".
Trump doesn't have the will to deploy military strength.
Syria says "Hi".
His actions so far have been performance theater (ie, pick on small countries in hopes that Russia and China will be afraid).
We're the United States. The world's most powerful country. Outside of Russia and China, all countries are "small".
And Russia and China... they have nukes. Attacking them means WWIII. If you think this is a good idea, by all means, run for President on your End Humanity platform.
Just vibe-code the font! What could possibly go wrong?
Seriously though, this sounds like it's time for the industry to cooperate on creating some open-sourced default fonts and technology to make it easier to edit (and share) new fonts.
I watched it on a non-quite-live stream and it was really impressive for a first landing attempt. First of all, the rocket went on to a successful orbit, which is the first priority of a reusable rocket. The first stage came down like a fireball (a rocket going butt-first is quite harsh dynamically), and it crashed next to the landing pad. That's even better than New Glenn's first attempt.
The stream was quite an experience tool. A couple of Spanish (or were they Mexican?) guys checking whatever social media that video clips of the launch were being posted to, even a photo of a monitor at the space center showing a a drone view of the landing zone. At the same time people were posting the same video clips and photos on 4chan. All this just at my bedtime, I wouldn't have known if I hadn't checked minutes before.
Americans are quite a bunch, land of the free, ha? Jay walking was invented and popularized in the States, in most other countries there are no such laws safe for a few. Germany, Singapore are very strict too but they are the exception, not the rule.
they only care about one kind of reputation - fear. This is what keeps them warm at night, the thought that the West is afraid of them, because it is definitely not gas that keeps them warm.
I know, it is true, the front lines have 50+ year olds, no doubt. Ukraine hasn't dipped into the pool yonger than 25 yet, this is the conscription age while orcs have sent 18 year olds to die for their tsar already. Ukraine also allowed 18 to 22 year old males to exit the country, over 45 thousand left to Poland. None of this changes what I said.
And?
First Street very likely doesn't have some magic model that can predict the future better than anyone else.
When you get a mortgage you have to pay for a flood survey. Even my house 700' above the village where the bank is.
Your flood risk is absolutely predicted by the flood history of your location. The bank writing the mortgage has the skin in the game which is why they make the buyer pay for the flood survey.
It sounds like First Street might be liable for damages based on pseudoscience if these Realtors bring a case. It would be interesting to see them present solid evidence that they prospectively beat the existing flood models and survive a cross-examination.
If they've published a peer-reviewed paper then I missed it.
Hostile design is often a sign of libido dominandi, not just laziness.
SmartTube has probably hundreds of settings you can tweak to improve usability and accessibility. The developer clearly has a user-first philosophy.
The finest eloquence is that which gets things done.
