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Ought to sort you out. There’s also the showframe package.
The thing is that _manufacturing_, as a sector, never left:

https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/OUTMS

By output, U.S. manufacturing has had a steady upwards trend, interrupted (as you would expect) by recessions. It's just that the jobs left. The narrative that manufacturing as a whole went overseas isn't really true; it's more that labor-intensive manufacturing industries moved overseas, while automated manufacturing industries (or final assembly plants) sprung up in the U.S.
The article sort of reads like he has thought (not known) there was an issue for a long time.

Then, he saw that Intel released a patch related to the management engine, and took that as confirmation? Maybe he has access to the release notes via a source at an OEM?
The media get the official notification from the FDA or USDA. There is a scientific process being followed from an authority that's accountable to the public regardless of profit motive.

There are such things as market failures, and at least in a democracy, it's a fairly quick event that market failures lead the public to petitioning the government to legislate alternative outcomes to the market.
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> You're just making up scenarios that fit your point of view, without arguing that these correspond to the actual options.

No, I gave scenarios that demonstrate why your distinction is not meaningful. If you have a scenario that changes this, can you please explain it?

> Are you arguing that there cannot be any distinction between determinism and non-determinism?

No, I'm arguing that your "deterministic randomness" is indistinguishable from "nondeterministic randomness". You're trying to define a class of "randomness" to be "deterministic but unknown". Near as I can tell, this is a distinction without a difference.
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I was thinking this while reading, too. Concurrency is everywhere in hardware by default, and explicitly statesd with fork...join!
> Digitally reconstructed brick

Huh?
The money made should not be used as a direct //subsidy//; that only perpetuates the distorted market. Instead that money should be used to encourage the development of additional housing units to increase supply and thus push the price down on the supply/demand curves.
> We also believe that the sun rotates around the Earth.

Is it possible to prove that the sun doesn't rotate around the earth other than saying "the supporting mathematics are much, MUCH easier if the earth rotates around the sun"? From a relativistic perspective, couldn't you define the earth as being still and everything else as moving relative to it?
China's middle class will rise out of their oligarchy in the next 100 years and then you will have the largest cultural middle class cluster the world has ever seen. Then all that cheapo labor will come from somewhere else. I personally think this is irrelevant, the US doesn't need any more toxic waste dumps (a.k.a factories).

The truth is MFG is not what the US needs to be doing, the US needs to be working on automation and permanent systems design related to agriculture.

F* making some future recycling nightmare in the form of a fashion accessory and telecom unit, we need to be figuring out how to actually feed people on a massive scale without dumping phosphate and nitrates and plastics into the ocean, we need to figure out how to avoid the massive and unsustainable aforementioned supplies of chemical inputs required to sustain the BS process that is modern plow and sow automated factory farming. We need to shift the global food diet away from beef and other carbon nightmares and into more localized food sourcing.

This is going to require robots, and entirely new disciplines combining agriculture, industrial/agricultural/robotic engineering, and systems design.

Do you think anybody is going to give a shit about the iPhone 12 when half of the world is eating itself alive in the Water Wars of 2030? I doubt we will be as extravagant in our tastes when that new world order arrives.

tl;dr who gives a shit we have bigger fish to fry (or none really because they all died in toxic algae blooms)
I wrote a little ipython notebook with a stupid simple example of getting headless chrome up and talking to it via a websocket: https://gist.github.com/llimllib/7f6143a1a6955d243161b2fec23...

Then I started on a python library that would handle communication with chrome in a real way using asyncio: https://twitter.com/llimllib/status/855433309375082496

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Or the population growth?

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2016/oct/12/london-popul...
its not so much loyalty, more addiction that i keep coming here and to reddit.

I've pretty much fallen out of love with both sites (i've been on both for almost 10 years) but I gotta get that dopamine hit from finding interesting articles and getting in internet discussions.

not even being sarcastic.
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First world ISPs provide limited access to the internet too by not allowing servers, use of "uncommon" ports, or issuing static IPV6 addresses to residential users.
Small utilities with limited lifetime can be written in the same manner. You just allocate memory and never free it. When the utility finishes its job, it just terminates freeing all the memory it allocated in one shot.
No, it's all the massive taxes on repatriated profits. Apple doesn't even have $250B because it borrowed $78B to pay out as dividends.

When the 12% tax holiday is approved, almost all of that money comes back and most gets paid as dividends. You don't need it overseas for safety, and you don't need to burn $30B a year if your revenues disappear. A "skeleton crew" can spend a couple billion a year developing new profits in the nuclear meltdown scenario.
I don't know if Prolog should be called esoteric. Prolog is an ISO-standardized language after all, and its syntax has been used for 4+ decades now in most papers on conceptual database system and query language design I've read. Which isn't surprising since Prolog syntax, being based on operator-precedence grammar concepts, is arguably as minimalistic as it gets. There's definitely also a lot of interest lately in Datalog, not just as a decidable logic fragment (which has been used for decades as well), but also as a practical non-SQL database query language and proper Prolog syntax subset.
This was my thought too as I read it. If they didn't feel they could handle the disclosure, Google Project Zero could have been a good recipient to report to Intel.
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Can I have your email ID please, it's not showing that.

alternatively, you can reach me at Sudeep@agicent.com; we are a team of professional android and iOS developers and I offer free trial before you hire on fee.
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No, it's more like Windows Server vs Windows XP/7/10, or DRDOS vs MSDOS - but with much more compatibility (just the name change, exact same code).

Since they have the blessing from Apple, they could literally say on the package "This PearPC is also a genuine Macintosh" or even better "The operating system, PearOS, is A macOS". So you would say "yes, I run a macOS".
The original headline was potentially misleading.

> Update, 5/1 12:12 p.m.: Facebook has issued a statement disputing The Australian's report. "The premise of the article is misleading," the company wrote in its authorless statement. "Facebook does not offer tools to target people based on their emotional state. The analysis done by an Australian researcher was intended to help marketers understand how people express themselves on Facebook. It was never used to target ads and was based on data that was anonymous and aggregated."
I mix juice with sparkling water, so I still quell my craving for "soda" but it's "healthier." Quotes because it still isn't healthy.
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They have, which is why they only have $160B in net cash. They will do more when allowed to repatriate it at a reasonable tax rate.
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Linux is famously GPLv2.
Massive US tax penalties for doing either.
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Perhaps it has to do with the parts of life OUTSIDE of work. Family connections "back" where you used to live. Other friends and connections "back" in your hometown.
That's pretty obvious as the interpreted code has the entire library base of the runtime.

To show this to the extreme, here's a "hello world" that's less than 30 bytes:

#!/bin/sh
echo Hello world
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I never quite understood how imposing import taxes/tariffs is seen as being good for your own population / bad for manufacturer.

To my extremely simplistic view:

* If I live in country A

* My government imposes taxes/tariffs on goods imported from country B

= MY cost to purchase said things I want just went up.

Long term, this may or may not have impact on the manufacturer/Country B.

Immediate term, my life sucks a bit more because of my government.

How/Why are masses so enthusiastically responding to all the populist promises (in USA right now, but around the world in general) to raise taxes on imports (which still goes in the category of "taxes I pay on things I want to buy), when they respond so negatively on raising taxes on anything else??
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But if they do that they are admitting they aren't innovative.. Catch-22.
Isn't one reason for supporting an llvm backend to be less dependant on Oracle ?
Out of interest, how is common ORM support for custom Postgres types?
You're close to inventing monads! I did this once too for async reasons also, and it's how I wandered into the world of Monads and functional programming. I would definitely take a look at Scala's futures and what it means to be a monad. This is probably the best way to internalize them. :)
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I was looking into hackintoshes a lot in past, mainly in hope to build a custom Mac Pro that would fill my needs, but failed to find even a single build that wouldn't require overly complex and risk fun with custom kexts on build and then with every minor OS update. Has anything changed today?
The real problem here is that Apple itself hasn't been able to keep up with demands.

I think the problem is they chosen not to update the Mac Pro, not that they haven't been able to. Resources should not be an issue given their cash reserves.

And frankly, even if the Mac Pro were not a profitable machine for Apple overall, they would be better served by choosing to keep it up to date, and to keep is desirable, in order to keep their developers happy.
Not necessarily - it would likely just be passed along to the consumer, so that iPhones in America would cost double what they do in China. There are more consumers in China than in America, so if Apple's forced to choose between manufacturing in America and getting taxed for every unit they sell in China vs. manufacturing in China and getting taxed for every unit they sell in America, they'd pick the latter. American iPhone buyers tend to be relatively price-insensitive anyway.
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Straw-man article. The main problems with the JVM in my experiences are the slow startup, large memory use and added cognitive load. The first one he says doesn't matter, the second he never addresses directly and the third he completely misses.
The way the greater Flint area's zip codes and address system works out had some other interesting impacts, as well, from a business perspective. After the crisis became more public, we started seeing businesses who were in Flint (greater Flint area, Flint mailing address), but not the City of Flint (the affected area), putting up signs and trying to make very obvious that they didn't have Flint water.

The City of Flint's water system is isolated from the rest of the county, which falls under the Genesee County Drain Commission's jurisdiction and is connected to the Detroit water system. It is still difficult to get some people to understand that they are different things (have had to explain to family many times that while we live in "Flint", we are not on Flint water). It would be interesting to see a study done on the effect this had on businesses both within the city and in the greater Flint area.
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Just had to make this comment :-)

operate a septic tank pumping business as want-raprenuers to keep them out of trouble

My local septic service wanted $75 to deliver a new tank cover to my house 7 miles away.

"Can't the driver just drop it off when he comes to pump the tank?"

"No, he's not set up to deliver items. It has to come on a different truck."

[Sigh] "Never mind, I'll come pick it up after I get off work."

"OK. We'll be closed by then, but we'll leave it outside the front door. It's heavy enough that no one'll steal it."

Point being that there are many profitable, unglamorous, businesses that most of the HN crowd will never think of entering.
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Hello HNers,

I'm going to (hopefully) be releasing my first commercial software product fairly soon. The lawyers I've talked to have recommended that I file a provisional patent for the software before it becomes publicly available. This is my first foray into the business world, so I don't know what's typical here.

I come from an academic background, and I can say that there's nothing publication worthy about this software, which makes me doubt its patentability. It's also quite expensive to get a lawyer to do the filing. Can anyone share some wisdom or experience with this?

Perhaps relevant details: I am in the US, working alone, with no outside investors.
Holy shit, posted in 2009 and still no change. I see this every time I'm on LinkedIn--I hate it. Still nowhere for me to add my book (sure, publications, but it will drown under more recent talks and papers), but it can harass me about my non-existent schooling.

What would be the harm in making the widgets modular and more customizable? I'm not asking for CSS, but let me completely remove sections that don't apply, and add new generic ones as I see fit.
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