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Schools are for the benefit of of people who rarely have anything invested in the growth of any one student.

It's robbing taxpayers, demanding draconian control of kids, both physically and legally. The money that is funneled into "teaching" kids is obscene. Instead of smaller scale private schools, we have black holes of mismanagement that we call public schooling.

And it's for the benefit of people in the ponzi scheme in charge of students. I can't imagine children learning any notable skills.

Think of how it utterly fails black communities. Instead of sex segregated them, and destroying the rationale for petty histrionic behavior, you put teens together and enable peacocking behaviors which destroys classroom ambiance.

Imagine how stupid you have to be to say "public schools are for the benefit of the children" when rich people use private schools as a way to cement social immobility.

It's beyond the pale how many wasted moments exist in the graveyard of bureacratically run education.
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I'm more worried about this line in the exe:

public string se_ = "https://se.cgbe.trustonic.com";

It seems that it PINVOKEs a dll (rootpacommon.dll) which communicates with this address. My guess is that the dll is communicating with the trusted execution engine.
It's not actually. It's decided by parliament, which is not the same as the government. It specifically exists in order to challenge the government.
The I/O modules themselves have 2 pin headers with 14 pins each. The pin headers receive adapters with wire terminals. The adapters are included.

The German I/O module page has an animation which shows this in detail, it seems the English page is missing that for some reason:

https://revolution.kunbus.de/io-modul/
Apple partially offloading Siri from the cloud to client devices in order to reduce datacenter costs?
I don't disagree. But here's another point. In my view, the most fundamental things to teach would be the ability to keep an open mind, and intellectual honesty (being able to put aside your ego and admitting where your argument falls short). Also a respect for learning and education, even without the expectation of a concrete financial reward. Despite universal schooling, I would say these values are anything but universal, at least where I grew up.
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Its difficult to make you own VPN. you have to purchase servers and IPs

The best solution is to buy a vpn and stay secured. you can run it on - devices. I use ivacy because its $2 a month and working fine with me.
There's not much the police could have done. Erdogan's bodyguards had guns and there were more of them -- possibly soldiers in the embassy with rifles, as well. There would have been a shootout, and most likely all of the police and perhaps some/all of the protesters as well would have been dead.

I think we should be treating this as an attack by the government of Turkey against United States civilians. They are no longer an ally. I suspect that we unfortunately have more to lose than Turkey by ending our friendly relationship, but so be it. Staying in a dysfunctional relationship isn't good for either country.

I would like to see the bodyguards prosecuted, but at the same time I expect they are operating under some kind of threat worse than what the United States legal system could potentially do to them. Maybe their wives and daughters will be arrested if they don't attack certain protesters? They may be in a no-win situation. The best thing may be to just get them to leave and not return, even if that offends our sense of justice.
I also watched hours upon hours of that little stranded guy. Always you kept watching in the hopes of seeing him do something new.
What was the immediate trigger for this post?
This was 12 years ago already.. geezeus.. I'm getting so old.
> With Hexadecimal, we get 4 bits per character. With Base64, we get 6 bits per character. To keep UUIDs at 128 bits, we'd go from 32 to 22 characters in length. ... Additionally, why the dashes? In a string, that dash takes up just as much wasted space as the additional characters which are providing data utility.

Instead of base64, sensible databases and libraries store UUIDs as "base256". Actual binary strings of 128 bits = 16 bytes, not printable ASCII. That is the shortest possible representation, with zero wasted space.

The hexadecimal representation is only used for displaying UUIDs to humans. It doesn't have to be efficient, it has to be helpful.

For UUID version 1, the dashes separate clock, counter and MAC address parts in the data. With hex encoding it is easy to convert to/from binary and for "popular numbers" even to decimal in your head without running it through a baseXX converter.

For UUID version 4, where the data is all completely random, it's less useful. All you can do with it is compare two UUIDs. So there perhaps the human-friendly representation could do without dashes and use a larger base.
Not so sure about phones being status symbols. Maybe in some circles, but i have trouble telling brands, models and makes. Smartphones look very alike, small black, no buttons, the same layout.

It's easier to spot the difference when somebody is actively using their device. But its not obvious. I think that vast majority of the population have no clue which model is "the hottest". Maybe geeks, maybe Apple fans.

To me it looks as we all have the same phones, using them the same ways.
I've posted it before, and I'll post it again. I've never been a big fan of facebook, having deleted it for years after I started dating my first girlfriend, but unfortunately it is the only way to access Tinder now that we are broken up.

Facebook is addicting. I would scroll, like, and get into political arguments. They knew how to play me.

About five months ago I went in and unfollowed literally every single person on my facebook. I deleted every post I'd ever made. I locked down every privacy setting I could.

Since then, besides messenger, I have spent probably a total of an hour or two on facebook (in five months!). I can not heartily enough recommend doing the same to every person who might so read this.

Social media has done some amazing things in terms of coordination of people's who might not otherwise be able to connect. But their addictive algorithms which concentrate and sell information on billions of human beings are presumably a threat to us all.

I am not sure what to do.
That's great. Are there any modules with support for camera and/or screen (HDMI/DSI) planned?
Is it a bug or a feature?
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That's the logical interpretation, however, when there's money on the table and a (valid) interpretation that it will be lost, they need to be explicit and not have any ambiguity around the process. Their FAQ is no help in this as well [0].

This is all basic comms stuff, would have thought Airbnb would have been all over it. All it takes is a little line: "after 12 June, you will still be able to claim any unredeemed funds by contacting XYZ@tilt.com, from the email address associated with your account..., this may take 10-12 weeks, so we advise you withdraw using our fast and simple bank account withdrawals before 12 June." or something.

[0] https://support.tilt.com/hc/en-us
Well, the L1-Support could have said that:

"To report a bug please open the FILE menu, and click on "Send feedback". Ta-dah.

Support is still shit if they can't do that. In a software-company everyone should know the rough path to actually report a bug, or what looks like one.
Note to people who aren't running Windows: this is unrelated to the article, which covers some interesting iommu virtualization and memory controller improvements in the latest firmware updates.
I think this should be analyzed in connection with Uber's GreyBalling (https://www.google.pl/search?q=greyballing), and maybe also with the diesel emission cheats. Corporations are gaining power and sooner or later they'll start disregard the law - because states will not be able to enforce it.
It would be a great "x-prize" type thing, indeed. Beyond current capabilities, but not that far beyond them, and thus interesting. Being able to take oxygen bottles, cameras, etc. around would make climbing a lot easier, too.
On Android there is the app Metal, which is basically a browser that shows the facebook page. It has a few tweaks to improve the user experience and because its a browser facebook cannot access contacts, gps etc. Messaging works. It's great.
I'm definitely doubting myself now. I remember watching the keynote and thinking how they didn't make a bigger deal out of the on device chip.

The only thing similar I can find is at about 1:22:00 in the keynote here https://youtu.be/Y2VF8tmLFHw but all he actually says is "silicon specific accelerators".

So honestly at this point it could mean anything.
It is incredible how everywhere we look in the solar system, we find things we did not expect. It looks like there is not a boring spot to be found here.

I still wish somebody would send a similar probe to Uranus and/or Neptune, but I am also excited that there is still plenty to discover in, on, and around Jupiter!
"All of us, when we are uploading something, when we are tagging people, when we are commenting, we are basically working for Facebook,"

Tapping, scrolling and even just having the app with Location Services installed means we are actively working for Facebook, and Facebook is actively working on us.

We are effectively lab rats to this self-perpetuating Orwellian superbeing. Nothing will stop it. It will use any means necessary to increase its yield of attention spend. Increases in HCI bandwidth will only extend its tentacles, eventually digging an orifice into our brains, Matrix/Neuralink-style, to run tests on us about how to better harvest us.

Before that, some of us will already be living on Planet Oculus.

The next Trust has earned that status like 5 years ago, yet here we are, still just gathering data.

The resource it trades in is intrinsically more valuable to Man than Oil. How much do you value your time, considering that is how you measure life? 2B users, people. How many lifetimes are spent a second on Facebook?

I fear we may regret this in the future.
We can make robots that work in space. We can surely make things which work in this environment. Either heat them, or use thermal batteries for power when needed. Also might be an interesting application for compressed air.
People don't seem to realise the ecological harm (privacy wise) in using those services. They don't realise that by using those services, they not only harm their own privacy (which is their to shed), but also other's.

The sentence "I have nothing to hide" that often gets thrown about has two problems. The first is obvious: whoever says it most probably do have something to hide, and are not quite realising it. The second is much more insidious: it frames the debate individualistically. This is a common flaw in our western societies —see for instance copyright debates talking about one artist and one consumer or pirate.

People should realise, as you did, that it is not just about them. I would go even further: using Facebook is not just a personal choice. It's a political one, that affects all around you.

Last year for instance, I was forced to use Facebook by friends from my orchestra. I reluctantly set up an account, and kept up for a while. Then I turn off email notifications because they were so annoying. Then I learned, several times, of decisions or events that were discussed only on Facebook, (without my knowledge since I hardly logged in). When they clued in on my ignorance, they said "but I sent the mail" (no you didn't).

(I have since "deleted" my account. I won't use that crap ever again)

The choice is often between giving up your privacy on Facebook, and being ostracised by such and such group of friends. Disgusting.
Yes, this is an issue, but really, it's a minor one if you compare it with how many lives driverless cars will save.
This is based on Clang. No doubt they want to upstream the improvements.
That was actually really painful to read :) Transliterated and translated for non-russian speakers:

"My veselo pechataem yzhacy, Vot takaya erunda, i t.p. (hotya vrode by i pohyatno lydi zhaluiutsya)"

"Мы весело печатаем ужасы, Вот такая ерунда, и т.п. (хотя вроде бы и понятно люди жалуются)"

"We happily type horrible (things). It's such nonsense, etc (though it's understandable, people complain)"
But aren't they already big in terms of users. And the people who valuate the business should be easily able to cut through this false appearance. Whatsapp got a big valuation with <100 employees.
Don't you get it? It's not just about you. It's about all around you.

When you're using Facebook, you are doing 2 things: first, you reveal the personal information of everyone around you (bit by bit, each time you reveal your personal information). Second, you strengthen the network effect that incite, sometimes even force people to cave in, use Facebook themselves, and thus reveal their private information.

You don't know it, but using Facebook is not just a personal choice. It's a political choice.
He says the problem is too much introspection. Unless he's suicidal, booking time every week to engage in further introspection sounds like a bad idea.

If I were the OP, I would tackle the problem by scheduling more time every week being active, and being social. Fortunately, it sounds like he has plenty of opportunities to do so, so it's just a matter of consciously spending less time alone.

It's difficult to have a “dark night of the soul” while you're chatting with somebody in a steakhouse, or tossing a frisbee around.
In the video it sounds like they are against using the scientific method because they don't have a hypothesis. So my question is what goes into their publications and work featured in Nature?
A little off topic.

I'm not a native English speaker and am very inclined to start reading Shakespeare soon. Any advice on how to get started?
Do I just read his plays first? Any other commentary I should read? Who are the authors whose work in Shakespeare must be read by people like me?
I second this advice.

'Over thinking' and 'self destruction' sound like symptoms of depression/anxiety. If that is the case, you will eventually have to seek out a professional for diagnosis and treatment. Importantly, you can't rule out mental health issues without consulting a professional, especially when these problematic patterns of behaviour are present in so many areas of your life. If you do have a mental health issue then it's likely that you won't be able to fix the issues you're experiencing without first treating it, which is why consulting a professional is such an important step.

Independently of the existence of possible mental health issues, a psychologist will be able to equip you with tools (cbt etc.) to facilitate the changes that you want to make, and support you through them.

As a mid 20's white-male who has experienced a somewhat similar situation, I wish that I had sought out professional help sooner. If I had, repairing the damage caused by un-diagnosed major depressive disorder and social anxiety would have been a much easier task.
Author here and I'm surprise to see this here. I haven't maintained this elm version. I've created a rust version[0]
and it's practical usage incorporated into markdown[1].
A MacOS app can be downloaded [2].
Pay what you want so I can improve the app in the future.

[0] https://github.com/ivanceras/svgbobrus

[1] https://ivanceras.github.io/spongedown

[2] https://sellfy.com/p/SsQS/
Not sure why this was downvoted, it's trivial for discrimination to occur when so much detail about a potential tenant is revealed and no reason needs to be provided for a rejection.
May be most do if you look at them from one person's perspective. The point here is to try something else for a change until you figure out whether you want to go back to doing something you liked earlier or moving on.
>It is not a prove per se these ads really are worth their costs.

So you think that Facebook has collectively convinced thousands of businesses who are repeat customers to use something that is losing them money?
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Modern evidence based therapies such as CBT are a way to avoid problematic repetitive thinking and too much introspection, and are a way to focus concentration on more positive thinking.

Current NHS figures suggest about 60% success rate, and that's on a bare-knuckle minimum provision model.
Related:

"Google has clearly committed to this vision of AI on the phone. At I/O, the company also unveiled a custom-built chip for both training and running neural networks in its data centers. I asked Google CEO Sundar Pichai if the company might build its own mobile chip along the same lines. He said the company had no plans to do so, but he didn’t rule it out either. “If we don’t find the state-of-the-art available on the outside,” he said, “we try to push it there.”"

"Companies such as Intel are already working on this kind of mobile AI processor."

https://www.wired.com/2017/05/google-really-wants-put-ai-poc...

Edit - also:

"There’s already one mobile processor with a machine learning-specific DSP on the market today. The Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 system-on-a-chip sports the Hexagon DSP that supports TensorFlow. DSPs are also used for providing functionality like recognizing the “OK, Google” wake phrase for the Google Assistant, according to Moorhead."

http://www.pcworld.com/article/3197412/mobile/heres-how-goog...
I actually don't mind people talking and socializing, etc, in cafes. It's when people talk on phones in cafes like it's their personal office space that I find it annoying (at least for me).
Along a similar path, there was a dystopian theory (story?) I came across that made a somewhat insightful reference to this in connection with the Fermi Paradox - what if advanced civilizations all "go digital" (or in to the "XR" space)? I could imagine future peoples not being bothered to physically explore if their new reality all existed in a virtual/holographic state. A self-imposed pod, The Matrix-style, for everyone. Man, I love sci-fi.
Well, considering he got an internal dev to report this issue... Not so silly :)
systemd is also completely useless on its own. It still needs a bootloader, a kernel, and user-space programs to run.

When it comes to process managers, there is obviously disagreement about how complex they should be, but systemd is still a system to manage and collect info about processes.
That looks very similar what I saw in vivado. Trying it out now, thanks!
There was a thesis I read on automated metro map drawing which beautifully proved it's equivalence to another NP-Complete problem, and then proceeded to use a constraint solver to create locally optimal solution. Was quite a complex set of constraints. But it ended up with some good results.
How about generating a "lifestyle profile" (or psych profile).

They could sell that to a third party, then buy back the profile compounded with other third parties's data to use for advertising. Bonus points if Alphabet (aka Google) control all the companies involved.

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I see the problem with this is gaining traction. With no users on board you'll have no users on board.

Unless ofc you're just building this for yourself and your friends, which is something I thought about doing myself but then realized that even my friends cba to install yet another chat app.
That doesn't answer the question, except if you are implying that populations are going to move to Everest in the future.
Do you mind sharing your quality control method for this? We are hitting card issues on relatively low device numbers.
A mini HDMI port is on the top of the RevPi Core and you can attach any display that you would normally use on a Raspberry Pi. There are some displays available from 3rd parties which are suitable for mounting on top hat rails.

The CSI and DSI pins are not accessible on external ports I'm afraid. I'm also not aware of plans to add modules which would make CSI/DSI available externally. In theory it's possible to open the case and attach wires to the pins which go to a connector external to the case and you could connect a CSI camera or DSI display there, however the result can hardly be considered "industrial". :-)

An alternative is to connect a USB camera.

The 4-core BCM2837 on the Compute Module 3 is beefy enough for image processing with OpenCV, in fact we're using OpenCV for our demos at expos. It may even be sufficient for video transcoding. One thing to be aware of though is that we're using a kernel with RT patches. Which means low latency, but also lower throughput. If you don't need low latencies but maximum throughput, it may be a good idea to use a kernel without RT patches. All the tooling to build a custom kernel is on GitHub.
It's worth noting that the only real criticism you level against Shakespeare here - that "shall I compare thee to a summer's day..." is incoherent - rests on an embarrassing misreading of the sonnet. Far from being a strike against Shakespeare, his point is that summer days are not temperate but hot! Likewise, Autumn is too short, May is too windy, and so on. The subject of the poem, Shakespeare claims, does not suffer any of these flaws. I think this serves as a useful yardstick for the quality of your other claims about Shakespeare.
If I understand it correctly, a guided Everest tour with all inclusive (equipment, travel, licenses, supplies, basecamp for multiple weeks) is about 100k, so it's definitely not for everybody.
Likely fair enough - I'm just suspicious of anything that takes contact details when it could just hold the late open and let me know when it's done
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Cheers. Just read the Wikipedia article on CBT, and it seems much more reasonable than what I assumed therapy would be like.
To be honest the best intro may be watching the Romeo and Juliet movie–yes, the one with Leonardo di Caprio.

The text is unchanged, but the setting is contemporary gangs in Florida (or California?). The on-screen action, as well as hearing the text spoken with all the right rhythm and emotion makes it much easier to get the meaning.

As for reading, I believe the Arden Edition are the best-regarded annotations. I somehow ended up playing Macbeth in College and spent hours with the text, but it takes a lot of effort to start enjoying all the nuances, and having to perform may have made it easier to stay motivated.

(also non-native English speaker)