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I would add companies that invested into fancy office space, which is hard to justify because nobody wants to use it.

I remember the time when we only had red, green, and orange LEDs. Blue LEDs were a real game changer.

I got myself a cooking robot (Bosch Cookit). All I have to do is buy ingredients, follow the instructions on the display, and put it to the dishwasher after cooking.

The recipes are easy to follow, very tasty and most of them are healthy.

I love how he made Wozniaks Apple1 code run on his breadboard computer with just a few minor modifications

I highly recommend watching his "Build a 65c02-based computer from scratch" video series. -> https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLowKtXNTBypFbtuVMUVXNR0z1...

That's awesome news!

I blame Reddit's leadership for bad decision making. They have basically decided to apply every known dark and anti pattern.

I remember when they started using those annoying pop ups to ask people if they want to rather use the official app or continue. Then suddenly for some links only the Reddit app would work. Nowadays I try to avoid clicking on Reddit links when I am on mobile.

u/spez's AMA was a complete dumpster fire. Hard to believe he's the CEO.

I'm using the ClearURL browser extension for that. It's also a available on Firefox Mobile.

Unfortunately some apps are making it harder to open links directly in Firefix. E.g. Reddit's app has removed the possibility to open links in an external browser.

That's quite embarrassing. I personally am happy that my favored candidate has won in the end.

People need to stop using this horrible tool. I have watched people doing things in Excel in seconds for stuff that would take me multiple minutes. Main difference is me checking if results after each transformation are plausible. I wonder how often such "Excel-Errors" led to wrong decisions.

I brlieve self driving can be achieved through standards, e.g. if roads become digital. Street signs and cars could communicate the current state of traffic in real time with other cars. It should be left to the state to detect certain events. E.g. traffic jams or, if a bicycle or pedestrian is about to cross the road. This way liability issues could be fairly split up between law- and car-makers.

This was a novel idea once. But nowadays I would stay away from plugging in a usb device of someone I just met.

It would require some heavy modernization to make it acceptable.Not sure if it could still be called Irix after such an effort.

- DuckDB is written in C++

  - SQLite is written in C

I wouldn't consider any of those written in a memory safe language. Although SQLite has been battle hardened over many years, while DuckDB is a relatively new project.

That being said, has been efforts of reimplementing SQLite in a more memory safe language like Rust.

e.g. https://github.com/epilys/rsqlite3

More likely an Android exploit WhatsApp is making use of instead of doing the right thing and reporting it to Google.

AFIK all zones (a, b, and c) have been reported to be down. I'd love to understand ehat happened.

>“Microsoft Edge now has a creator follow feature that is enabled by default,” says Rivera in a conversation with The Verge. “It appears the intent was to notify Bing when you’re on certain pages, such as YouTube, The Verge, and Reddit. But it doesn’t appear to be working correctly, instead sending nearly every domain you visit to Bing.”

I don't believe for a second that this is a bug.

As someone who has been consuming lots of marijuana in the past 25 years, my recommendation is to not consume marijuana when in a bad mood or in stressful situations. I see drugs (including alcohol) as mood amplifiers.

I wonder how quickly they can iterate?

Nowadays I use Wolfram Alpha for stuff like this.

HTTPS -> https://peter.eisentraut.org/blog/2023/04/04/sql-2023-is-fin...

Not only that, but it makes not much difference if they call the GPT Api directly or through a proxy. Only thing that eould really help is having users register and authenticate through the proxy.

A list of those books and resources would be appreciated.

I use Google Drive for that.

PC & Mac -> https://www.google.com/drive/download/

Linux integration is a little bit more complicated. Might require a little bit of research.

Behind the paywall: https://archive.vn/2023.04.05-214243/https://www.economist.c...

Future mobility concepts, will most likely result in fully autonmous shared vehicles for urban transportation or the last mile.

E.g. I usually use my car for about 40 minutes every day commuting between home and work. That's 1/35th of 24h and 1/15th of a 10h eindow. Considering that it would need time to pick up someone else, I'd estimate that one car could serve around 25 clients. Also getting from A to be should be quicker because of 15x less traffic on the road, and AI's (hopefully) not driving like idiots.

People will need to get used to not owning their own vehicle.

I hate this trend!

haven't known that. will definitely give it a go to hide my ide preferences from others.

This!

I wonder what does this mean for Bing and MS Office in Italy?

At least you're admitting it.