Redoubts

> Right, exactly what I said. They don't make money by market making

“client market making”. That’s very different from “market making”, you two are not in agreement at all here

I don’t really understand question b), how else would you organize a venture involving more than a couple people?

> If a company has customers

They don't...

> Because every single trading firm makes money on fees

I really want to know what you think this company does, precisely

Wonder if mojo has gotten anywhere further, since they’re trying to bring speed while not sacrificing most of the syntax

https://docs.modular.com/mojo/why-mojo/#a-member-of-the-pyth...

Meh, macOS’s Mail.app approach of everything-but-the-JavaScript is great and I wish outlook & Gmail did it too

> However at most half of this increased energy demand is expected to come from renewables through 2030

You know that’s actually very good, right?

> Nuclear energy has long build outs of 10+ years.

Good news is degrowthers have left us with a long list of deactivated plants that can simply be restarted much sooner than that.

Incredibly bizarre take. You can build more capacity without frying the planet. Many ai companies are directly investing in nuclear plants for this reason, for example.

> But it ends up often being segregation by another name

This is an outrageous claim, and you haven’t justified it at all, only suggested that you personally benefitted from nepotism; despite the fact that gifted programs have a history of greatly elevating minorities in this country.

And again, you’re ignoring evidence based pedagogy so you can feel better about yourself and chase a false equality

> Are you really trying to argue that conservatives…

Please call me when you’ve met a conservative more recently than 1990

last few pages: https://res.cloudinary.com/dbulfrlrz/images/v1751299117/wp-p...

REQUESTED INJUNCTIVE RELIEF

To remedy Apple’s unlawful unreasonable restraints of trade, monopolization, attemptedmonopolization, and unfair competition, Plaintiff requests that the Court enter injunctive relief,including but not limited to the following:

(a) Enjoin Apple from conditioning any payment, revenue share, or access toany Apple product or service on an agreement by an app developer to launch an app first orexclusively on the Apple App Store;

(b) Enjoin Apple from conditioning any payment, revenue share, or access toany Apple product or service on an agreement by an app developer not to launch a version of theapp with enhanced or differentiated features on a third-party iOS app distribution platform orstore;

(c) Enjoin Apple from conditioning any payment, revenue share, or access toany Apple product or service on an agreement with an Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM)or carrier not to preinstall an iOS app distribution platform or store other than the Apple AppStore;

(d) Require Apple to provide rival iOS app stores with access to the App Storecatalog to ensure interoperability and to facilitate consumer choice;

(e) Require Apple to permit the distribution of rival iOS app stores through theApple App Store on fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory terms;

(f) Enjoin Apple from requiring developers to use Apple’s IAP system as acondition of offering subscriptions, digital goods, or other IAPs;

(g) Require that third-party application developers be given functionality andaccess to iOS application programming interfaces on terms no worse than the terms Apple allowsfor its first-party applications;

(h) Require Apple to allow developers to fully disable Apple’s IAP system;

...

among other things

People like “science” and “research”, but then fight tooth and nail for removing evidenced backed pedagogy like tracking and gifted programs or phonics; or forcing bad economic ideas like rent control.

Good thing all these absolutely terrible ideas only exist in one party.

There’s no evidence for any of those statements

Nixon won 49/50 states in the next election, FWIW

I mean that kind of code exists; things like attrs are too magical otherwise

Mypy is also able to check things that are inexpressible with stubs, among other things

Sure, but so far this has been a true criticism of every python type checker that isnt mypy that is production ready today

Nice. They picked up some important things from the ValKey fork, like better replication streams -- which is what I'm most excited for.

Shame that's not where the money is

That doesnt sound very internal either!

Illinois and Maryland look pretty secure on that front. Perhaps the Democrats can try to gerrymander NYS again, without getting slapped down by the courts

it's probably the commenting section at the bottom (which also took forever to load in)

for me it just burns a bunch of CPU and is difficult to scroll

> there has been very few appearing on the front page,

there are like 3-5 of these a day

> research, of which industry does nearly zero

wrong and painfully ignorant

Why pull a Lattner?

That might be their point, but it’s a bad implication for why languages get picked

One of the more interesting things to me is they're picking up some of the headline changes from the ValKey fork in this release, like https://github.com/redis/redis/pull/13732

What did you try? A comp discussion is a totally fair thing to start

Europe seems to be executing on its terrible ideas just fine