nurumaik

>They are in a difficult position as they need to be mindful of the government coming at them as well as chargebacks

Poor visa, I feel so bad about them :'( Maybe pressure from the another side will give them motivation to push back against government lobbying

All stablecoins (at least popular ones) has the same underlying problem -- it's regulated and controlling entity can freeze any funds because it wants so

"Support editing remote files" and "work with all plugins on remote that feels like editing on local machine" are different things

Learning a client-server editor will save your nerves when developing on a remote machine with 200ms ping

Standalone orgmode implementation is called emacs with org mode. I'm that person that uses emacs solely for orgmode and write code in other editors (vscode/zed/cursor), we also exist

How about "if you want the translated sound track there's a button for you in settings to change it" instead?

Most of the problems the article describes are due to using civilian fpv drones on the battlefield or using untrained pilots: bad controls, narrow channel, faulty parts

Most of them would not apply when military finally catches up, starts producing war fpv drones and make good drone pilot training programs

btw I just checked and it is supported in wezterm

Making tramp go brr by removing half of features

Sad to see it's still so far from vscode. Is there really no way to make emacs magically work like vscode without modifying packages

Idk maybe invent something like jit-compilation but for remote/local code. Profile rtt latency then somehow dynamically calculate optimal local-remote code split and transfer remote part to remote machine

Do I even need justification for not doing what I don't want to (watching ads)?

Hacker News is the only usable mobile website

How did you manage to make zed slower than emacs? From my experience, latency in zed sometimes even feels negative. Everything is instant: editing, lsp commands, file switching

In contrast, all my attempts at emacs ended up in dropping it due to latency issues (mostly because I work on remote machines)

What's forcing AI in Zed though?

agent.enabled = false and it's gone, no?

I installed truth social just to check which screenshots of trump posts are true

Waiting animation that ends after the last prime number

Fully decentralized metadata so we can finally have merge conflicts in PR comments while discussing merge conflicts

Yet zenduty is allowed to use critical alerts api while being unrelated to public safety in general

I really liked to be able to copy with 3-4 keypresses and now I have to reach for the mouse. Ig can't satisfy everyone

I remember coding on 640x480 monitor long ago and having no issues with text rendering

If you hire another developer please don't listen to this comment and just ship AI features faster

Training AI to behave like extremists online and actively participate in communities

What can possibly go wrong here?

>He gave "co-scientist" - a tool made by Google - a short prompt asking it about the core problem he had been investigating and it reached the same conclusion in 48 hours.

Could it be the case when asking the right question is the key? When you know the solution already it's actually very easy to accidentally include some hints in your phrasing of question that will make task 10x easier

You need more debugging if you have AI

Just print help instead of any error during parsing

My use case for WSL is really what original comment says: I need stability of windows so my graphics drivers won't stop working randomly and user friendliness of linux command line as a developer

It does, you just have to build urself

For 100000/1 fraction of a cent?

Isn't it the whole point of helix?

So, you take a cryptocurrency with a parent company able to freeze any account with all the funds instantly because they don't like it

And this company is US-based

And you use it to avoid US-sanctions

I'm really not sure that it works like that

Though the question is "who is more likely", not "who is guilty". Otherwise answer to literally any question would be "not enough information"