It may be worth noting that this is not _that_ KVM, but this one: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KVM_switch

I learnt this first myself from HN, a few months ago.

It not exactly a KVM switch, which allows you to have one set of keyboard, mouse, monitor connected to multiple PCs and switch between them. This is an IP KVM, which lets you send keyboard and mouse inputs and view display output remotely over the network.

Right, I was confused when it has the wifi/ethernet port

Depending on one’s computational upbringing, it is exactly _that_ KVM.

(I agree that they should spell it out on the website.)

My first thought was “ah, this must be a JVM for Kotlin by the creators of Kotlin (Jetbrains)!”

What KVM were you thinking of, the virtualization?

Probably Kernel-based Virtual Machine, yeah.

Yes

This "flow typing" looks very intriguing to me: So, in s sense, what we know as "dynamic typing" is more precisely describable as "runtime" (not compile-type) dynamic typing?

Java and Python are not on that list?

Microsoft explicitly de-emphasized Java in favor of C# after their J++ lawsuit. That's why they created C# in fact.

Python for windows application development never really got there and is kind of a technically runs if you want to run python kind of situation.

For technical report: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49639110

I came across AuthaGraph projection some time ago and got hooked to it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AuthaGraph_projection

A version of it including political borders my desktop wallpaper for a long time, until I decided to not change default wallpaper on my new devices anymore.

How come the same article has been posted four times in the past 18 days? https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=runjs.app

Doesn't HN have a temporal deduplication system?

When I tried to post a duplicated link HN will just redirect me to the existing one, but somehow everyone else seems to be able to post the same link multiple times.

Same. (but of course, you don't see the duplicates when they do accept your post)

You can also see duplicates e.g. here: https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=semianalysis.com

Well, the "limit" is disassembled/obfuscated code, isn't it?

Transformers.js supports a lot of models since v4

httpy is actually twofold cool for a Python HTTP client!

Agreed! I love naming things :D

The joke was a good one the first, second, or third time. It's not even funny anymore...