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Articles with code examples that doesn't show their output are just silly. This one deals with `std::println` to print pointer formatting with no output.

May be cuz it needs water and electricity for its existence?

Come on. He ran Zulip for 10 years!

Doesn't even come close to Zulip in terms of features.

Just curious, why Go was not an option. TS compiler was rewritten in Go.

$5000 is not even enough for trauma counseling, unless you have expensive insurance!

cc is generally used by the C compiler on the box. I'd suggest renaming it instead of overriding it or provide some suggestions.

Same setup here, minus Nvidia. Love KDE with Wayland. Super stable. Tried Gnome, but switched back. Gnome felt like it was 20 years ago in terms of functions tho UX was still posh.

Ah, OK. I was never an Facebook/Instagram user, so thanks for explaining that.

Looking at the big picture, the researchers think the whale’s heart is performing near its limits. This may help explain why no animal has ever been larger than a blue whale – because the energy needs of a larger body would outpace what the heart can sustain.

Fascinating to learn such details!

Wait, people trust communication via Instagram thinking they are secure?

So the RAM prices are going to skyrocket again?

Senior judges at the Supreme Court in Delhi have threatened consequences over the use of AI

Setting AI aside for a moment, this reflects a broader issue in India and elsewhere. When institutions respond to new technologies with anger or threats rather than systemic thinking, it signals a deeper problem.

The real challenge is not AI itself, but how complex systems adapt to change. Instead of reacting defensively, institutions should anticipate second-order effects, build regulatory capacity, and treat this as a governance and systems problem.

Mature institutions approach disruption with foresight, incentives, and feedback loops, not emotions. Without that shift, they risk reinforcing outdated hierarchies rather than serving the public effectively.

1. Thamarai Thandu Poriyal / Varuval (Stir-fried Lotus Stem): A popular dish where the lotus stem is peeled, sliced into coins, and stir-fried with coconut oil, mustard seeds, shallots, green chilies, curry leaves, and sometimes sambar powder or chili flakes.

2. Thamarai Thandu Uppukari (Lotus Stem Dry Curry): A preparation where the lotus stem is boiled with salt, then deep-fried or stir-fried until light golden brown to create a crispy side dish, often served with rasam rice.

3. Thamarai Kizhangu Vathal (Dried Lotus Root Crisps): A traditional, shelf-stable snack where the lotus stem is sliced, salted, and dried, then fried before consumption.

4. Lotus Petal Paruppu Usili (Steamed Lentil Crumble): A dish made by finely chopping tender inner lotus petals and mixing them with coarsely ground, steamed, and crumbled lentils (dal), similar to traditional Tamil Paruppu Usili.

5. Thamara Vadai (Lotus Stem Fritters): A traditional snack in South India that uses sliced lotus stem in a seasoned batter, similar to a vadai.

Looking forward to

We use it in cuisines from India, particularly from Tamil nadu, as well. Lotus root, seeds, the petals, pretty much all.

Please fix the title: Berkshire Hathway dumped it, not Warren Buffet.

To save our children in the academia, we need a "Rewrite In Typst" movement, the equivalent of rewrite in rust!

I can relate to a lot of things said in the article, both practically and philosophical. Thanks for speaking to/for fellow hackers!

PS: Hackers websites don't have to look this ugly. We do take care of attention to detail that the page have to be rendered for mobile devices as well.

It was intentionally done as a parody, I reckon.

This talk by Scott Jenson is just fantastic and he explains some nuances and missed opportunities

https://youtu.be/1fZTOjd_bOQ?si=Kiyy_W3Zg3jkCWLG

The monospace font, LL Simple Console, used on this website is so cool. Seems like it is proprietary and cannot be used in other domains. See https://play.ertdfgcvb.xyz/css/simple_console.css

Sorry, I'm not sure. Please reach out to their dev team at https://chat.zulip.org

Zulip does. It's as easy as discord, if not better!

Not alone. We started with Matrix, but we are very happy with Zulip now.

It was great until Sea snail appeared in inches. Transitioning from micrometer/milliliter to inches is pretty rough

Unfortunate to see this project in passive maintenance! Hope the get the required funding/human power.

How worse can this get? Let's share more product ideas for Microsoft.

I don't mind as long as I can make calls from the app. The call feature isn't available on Linux/Web app unfortunately.

Southeast Asian scammers - they could've directly said from India/Pakistan.