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Lobsters: Newest Comments
Lobsters: Newest Comments
I think LLMs are a bicycle for the mind. They enable people to go further and faster than they could have before.
https://lobste.rs/c/vuioje

Lobsters: Newest Comments
Lobsters: Newest Comments
That book is, I believe, the only thing by him that I have read. Theres too much to read!
The responses Berry got from magazine readers look very similar to the responses anti-AI folks get. The more things change the more they stay the same.
https://lobste.rs/c/o2cepa

Lobsters: Newest Comments
Lobsters: Newest Comments
Looks nice!
How much faster again is (JIT or even AOT) compiled WASM compared to Wasmi 2.0? I'm just trying to place where I might use this in place of those.
https://lobste.rs/c/23bdzg

Lobsters: Newest Comments
Lobsters: Newest Comments
I have only read a couple of the shorter essays and a bit of his poetry, but I've been eying the (very classy looking) Library of America collection of his work. I'm looking forward to reading it. Have you read any of his novels?
(As an aside, I was college friends with Matt Brown!)
Wow, small world! Honestly I didn't even notice the source was from a class's course materials, his work seems fascinating.
https://lobste.rs/c/emf6bb

Lobsters: Newest Comments
Lobsters: Newest Comments
Editors, compilers, programming languages cryptographic libraries. Like moths to a flame these software types.
https://lobste.rs/c/w22ozh

Lobsters: Newest Comments
Lobsters: Newest Comments
I agree that it should happen at the call site, but I disagree that use MyType::clone; would be sufficiently "at the call site".
In my experience, it's seen as unidiomatic to put use anywhere but at the top of the module, so that would encourage altering the semantics of cloning MyType what could be 600+ lines away from where the magic happens.
The reason I support ideas involving amending the closure syntax is that all the motivating example code I've seen has been to remove an extra

Lobsters: Newest Comments
Lobsters: Newest Comments
Not a great solution, but I found that C++ move in Clang would generate a warning if the variable was used after it was moved [1]. I did not test it, and it is far inferior to Rust's model -- but at least something I think this capability in the language would be required to implement TypeStates as described in the above link. And sofar, it seems like it is only provided by Rust.
[1] https://clang.llvm.org/extra/clang-tidy/checks/bugprone/use-after-move.html
[2] and in MSVC

Lobsters: Newest Comments
Lobsters: Newest Comments
What you're describing is a quantitative difference, not a qualitative one. I was very deliberate in saying "fundamentally the same" instead of just "the same".
...and the position I hold is informed by things like how irritating it is to see PyQt's "no overload matched" errors crammed into gVim's UI until I re-run the thing in a full-blown terminal and start manually parsing through the list of non-matching overload signatures to try to figure out why what I wrote doesn't match any of them.

Lobsters: Newest Comments
Lobsters: Newest Comments
Honestly, I think trait-based APIs are already teetering on the edge, with the design of Iterator::collect being a cautionary tale.
As for erring on the side of empowering programmers, I don't think that's accurate. C++ errs on the side "empowering programmers, even if that means also giving them more ways to write bad code". Rust has historically exercised more caution.
https://lobste.rs/c/oe4u7m

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Yanko Design
Yanko Design
Your regular carry works fine at a desk, as it should. But it falls apart at a tailgate, where the lot is loud, the light is going, and someone just handed you a warm can with nothing to open it. The gear sitting in your drawer was designed for a controlled environment, and surprisingly, a parking lot in early September is not that. These five products fix the gap before it has a chance to ruin your afternoon.
This list is not for gear collectors or EDC forum regulars. It is for the person who

Yanko Design
Yanko Design
Every home renovation eventually runs into the same unglamorous moment: the corner. You pick the perfect subway tile, the right grout color, the exact sheen you wanted, and then you hit a wall edge or a shower bench, and suddenly there’s a metal trim strip or a mitered cut that never quite lines up. That gap, the visible seam where two tiled surfaces meet at an angle, is the actual problem here. It’s the detail contractors work around and homeowners quietly learn to live with, because until

Yanko Design
Yanko Design
There is something almost deceptive about the Muskoka Island Spa. From the outside, it looks exactly like the sort of modest cabin you might expect to stumble across on a wooded island in northern Ontario. Its dark green walls sit quietly beneath the trees, punctuated by small yellow-trimmed windows and capped with a familiar pitched roof. Nothing about it immediately announces luxury. That restraint is precisely what makes stepping inside so unexpected.
Located on a small island in Muskoka

Daring Fireball
Daring Fireball
Tim Cook:
There is something truly special about Apple. I am most proud of what an annual report could never capture. This place is proof that culture triumphs over everything. We share a belief that what we build matters, and that we have both the opportunity and the responsibility to leave the world better than we found it. That purpose is part of what makes this place extraordinary. Apple helps nurture it, but I believe it lived within each of you long before you arrived here. It is what

Yanko Design
Yanko Design
No matter how you feel about generative artificial intelligence, you can’t deny the fact that it has democratized creativity. Whether you have design experience or an art background, or neither, you now have tools you can use to bring your creative juices to life. Popular English club Manchester City and PUMA developed a platform to help fans express their fandom through original kit designs, and now they’ve actually let one lucky fan’s concept become the club’s official third kit.
Manchester

Yanko Design
Yanko Design
Seventy percent of Samsung’s record 1.44 million Galaxy Z8 series pre-orders went to the wide 4:3 model over the traditional tall one, a number that makes product planners cancel their afternoon meetings. Huawei saw it coming. The Pura X View, launched in China on August 20, is a slab phone with a 16:9.5 screen, no hinge, 6.68mm of thickness, and a 7,000mAh battery packed into 201 grams. Run the panel geometry and the body lands near 144 by 86mm, which is essentially the 2011 Galaxy Note’s

Yanko Design
Yanko Design
Dyson’s new $499 CameraJet hides a 1mm camera under the brush head, reading 28 images a second, and within 100 milliseconds of spotting a gap between your teeth it fires a cone of mouthrinse straight into it. That single lens is why Dyson also had to formulate its own non-foaming toothpaste, because bubbles blind a camera. It is also why the 12.5ml tank runs a diaphragm pump and pressure chamber, so the jet still fires when you tilt the handle sideways to reach your back molars. One optical

Daring Fireball
Daring Fireball
Chance Miller, 9to5Mac:
In today’s filing, Apple says that Liu’s lawyers recently handed over his MacBook that he used after leaving Apple. According to Apple, an “initial forensic analysis” of that MacBook revealed four things, quoted from Apple’s filing:
  • Mr. Liu not only downloaded a confidential Apple circuit schematic but also used it in his work at OpenAI;
  • Far from his unauthorized access to Apple’s third-party cloud storage being unknown to him, Mr. Liu and others at OpenAI were

Yanko Design
Yanko Design
Dual-screen handhelds usually mean buying an entirely new device built around that gimmick from the ground up. This ROG Ally X mod skips that purchase entirely. It bolts a second 120Hz display onto a standard x86 handheld using nothing more exotic than a budget portable monitor, a pair of magnetic phone mounts, and some carefully angled USB-C cables, then lets you rip the whole thing off when you don’t need it.
The secondary panel is a 7-inch 1080p IPS screen that happens to match the Ally X’s

Yanko Design
Yanko Design
Most residential towers in America solve one problem and create three more. They stack people vertically, sell the view as the amenity, and call it a day. What gets lost is everything that used to make a neighborhood feel like one: the corner bodega, the shade tree you actually stop under, the sense that your building belongs to the land instead of just occupying it. Walk through most new luxury developments in Miami, Austin, or Denver and you’ll notice the same pattern. The site gets cleared