TIL that the default for RHEL systems is for the journal to be non-persistant.
That's crazy bro. You have some kind of crash, end up rebooting, then you have no way to find out why it crashed.
Hmm. There are existing databases (and APIs) that allow autocompleting a full address given the first few characters.
Shoe-horning LLMs into existing use cases served well by much leaner technologies does not seem like a win.
Instead of focusing on country-name dropdowns, how about we replace the entire name-and-address dialog with a single free-text "name and address" field and let the LLM handle everything else, including JSON conversion?
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From the POV of a non-US citizen: If you ever get a decent government again they might be in a better position to argue for better gun controls given that the main supposed rationale for gun ownership - to keep a rogue government in check - has been demonstrated not to work.
I really wish clippy had an option to filter out complaints about code not touched in the index or something like that.
It's giving a load of lints in unmodified files which presumably passed master in an early version. While they might need fixing I don't want those changes mixed in.
#rustlang
Even the briefest of searches on this Magika tool reveals that it's primary use case is for detecting malicious files that might have content contrary to its filename.
This Lunduke "Journal" feed is full of terrible takes.
Why do centre-left politicians post on X? Under both these tweets there are nothing but hate filled negative replies from MAGAs and (probably) bots. Why try to push positive messages into that environment?
“The bill aims to protect children under 16, but Google Wallet is primarily an adult-oriented service that most children don’t have access to”
Surely it is the adults that have to prove that they are old enough, not the children that have to prove they are not?
www.theguardian.com/australia-ne...
In space, Venus flanks Earth on the left, with a hellfire greenhouse effect. Mars on the right, which long ago had running water. Today, it's bone dry. Something bad happened on each planet.
Seems like the wrong time to limit the Nation’s capacity to conduct climate research.
Other countries have watched their democracies slip away quietly, without tanks in the streets. That may be where we’re headed—or where we already are.
The new page emphatically promotes a theory that many scientists question. Meanwhile, basic information about COVID testing and vaccines has disappeared.
This is what we're dealing with. Desparate people who have convinced themselves that Trump is their saviour, even as he does the exact opposite of what they need.
The LNP campaign seems to be disintegrating. Barely any policies to begin with, followed by backflips on half of the few that they had. What's going on?
My 2¢ worth: they got lulled into a false sense of security and did not prepare properly.
All of last year we heard of incumbent governments getting a beating and a lurch to the right all over the world. The LNP probably thought they could ride that wave to victory with some Trump-lite populist policies.
Then Trump showed us what that really looks like in action, and it's not pretty.
Suddenly all the policies and talking points the LNP had probably imagined rolling out don't seem as attractive.
Meanwhile US attacks on Aus and other allies has created a rally around the flag - and encumbency is back to being an advantage.
One of the interesting aspects of all this is that the balance of trade has in large part been driven by the differential in living standard between developing economies and western economies.
Lutnick: "The army of millions and millions of human beings screwing in little screws to make iPhones -- that kind of thing is going to come to America."
You could not have a factory in the US making T-shirts that regular Americans could afford to buy unless it has so heavily automated that it employed very few people.
You could view that as exploitative (which it is) but it has also helped build a middle class in developing countries.
Those trying to understand the tariffs as economic policy are dangerously naive.
No, the tariffs are a tool to collapse our democracy. A means to compel loyalty from every business that will need to petition Trump for relief.
1/ A 🧵 to explain his plan and how we fight back.
Yesterday, Peter Dutton said he will run Australia from Sydney.
Today he told Melbourne what infrastructure projects will be allowed.
He thinks this will help him in Victoria. #auspol
Look, it doesn't really matter what we say - they will do what they want to do. They will make up justifications, and if the courts disagree they will ignore them.
I don't know where to start with that. What's worse - that this guy sees Ukraine as a wayward farm animal or that he thinks it's ok to beat animals with a 2x4???
There was an audible gasp at the Council on Foreign Relations as Keith Kellogg, White House’s special envoy for Ukraine & Russia, characterised US decision to cut off intelligence sharing & military aid to Kyiv as like beating a farm animal with a piece of wood. www.theguardian.com/world/2025/m...
This is a perfect illustration of the fact that the US is now split into two diametrically opposed realities. Ds seem to still accept the Western narrative, but Rs seem to fully believe the Russian narrative.
Such a huge divide - scary times.
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Meet project "Good Old USA" the now unsealed DoJ file on the Russian influence in the US to sway opinion on the war in Ukraine.
Something Trump has bought into hook-line and sinker.
It was held under seal, because we got the literal playbook revealing their methods
For the rest of my life, I will never understand how a country full of people busting their asses, working paycheck to paycheck, allow the fucking richest guy on Earth to call them "parasites" while calling the Social Security we contributed to our entire lives "a Ponzi scheme."
Un-fucking-real.
you’re fired. wait you’re rehired. email us a list of things you’ve done today wait forget it you’re fired again. come back your job was important. you’re fired. or hired. come in to the office. wait the office has no computers go home. we are the department of government efficiency.
The Oval Office has long been a symbol of American leadership, diplomacy, and decorum—a space where world leaders engage in high-stakes discussions with mutual respect, even amid disagreement. Yesterday’s debacle shattered that image.
TIL: In psql, you can use `\ef {functionname} {linenr}` to open up an editor containing the definition of a function at the given line. Super handy when debugging.
Postgresql is 🔥
I'm thinking that the #ABC must receive a constant barrage of complaints. It goes with the territory.
What was different about these complaints, or about @antoinettelattouf.bsky.social, that got under Ita's skin?