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Lineage and Copperhead are still AOSP, warts and all, under the covers.

An interesting ticket [1] is to try and boot devices using an upstream kernel. This would enhance the utility of older devices, given the community fork of Ubuntu [2] is abandoning devices stuck on a Jelly Bean kernel (v3.4) without serious back-porting.

[1]https://github.com/postmarketOS/pmbootstrap/issues/12
[2]https://ubports.com/blog/ubports-blog-1/post/ubports-communi...
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So how to address the graph size problem?
I think you'll find that it's not only Chinese people who find it a little difficult to take the US democratic process all that seriously these days. It doesn't take reams of government propaganda to make Donald Trump look like a buffoon, or the people who voted for him look deeply misguided.
UPI addresses are linked to banks. When a merchant integrates with UPI, they are using it to transfer money and accept payments.
For example if you use UPI via Razorpay - it does not ask you to create a new UPI id.
What Flipkart/Phonepe did was a play to own the customer - and bring more people to their fold. So that was a strategic partnership between YBL and Phonepe via which users could implicitly get a bank account as well! However you can link your existing UPI id with it as well.

YBL does not provide software - they have certain API that you can use. You can integrate with other banks as well...Or use Razorpay. The difference between both is that it's harder to talk to banks.

The banks are still resisting it. The banks are not hugely threatened by Paytm in general but UPI is causing a drop in revenue. Check out HDFC trying to introduce UPI charges and the hullabaloo. It would have done it, if it hadn't gotten a rap from the regulators.

Payments is a two sided game - I think that Google and Facebook are figuring out how to create walled gardens around payments in India, when UPI basically makes it easy to switch apps. This is purely my conjecture at this point.

So yes, my expertise is definitely doubtful ;)
Capitalism is changing China and the world for the better. Wealth is leading to more educated Chinese people who through enlightenment will support better government. If Russia could create the same culture of wealth generation rather than relying on military and natural resources, they’d be improving as well.

Is it the best system? Hardly, but I don’t think withdrawing from globalism is going to help matters. The more we find ways to work together the better.
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It's far from clear if tokio is not a dead end.
There are a lot of problems with Chinese authorities. There are a lot of things I cannot agree on with them, and I am one of the Chinese people that are trying hard to fix them by doing real work.

Moreover, China != Chinese government. I, personally, hate the opinion that Chinese people who has a "traditional" view is inferior. Yes, they might be "washed" by todays "Chinese system" or education, and you disagree with them. But, it is not their fault.

And most of Liu's view is going towards the direction I really hate. Another example is his calling Chinese people "slaves transformed by the education system".

Again, I am not saying the authorities did the right or best thing. But just Liu is not the person that I would respect.
> there are I believe at least 3 http/2 implementations, and hyper doesn't even support it yet

Hyper 0.11 with Tokio is the thing to choose for http/1. It's fast and composes nicely. Http/2 support is coming soon and looking pretty nice already.
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To me it is. The server you'd be talking to in my case is physically mine, in my home, so if I'm an endpoint and someone else is an endpoint, and they have an encrypted connection to the server, for all intents and purposes, it's end to end encrypted.

Of course, there's no way you can tell from the outside since it looks like an ordinary https connection to an ordinary server. Then again, I can think of more ways to implement end-to-end encryption over wiretapped channels without it being obvious that encrypted data is being exchanged (stego is quite easy to make but very hard to detect if you don't know the method). So the whole ban is pointless.

Terrorists and other criminals have an interest in arranging this, and it's quite easy, so they'll succeed. The general public will not care enough, and any widely used end-to-end solution will be banned anyway, so they'll just have to give up a little bit of privacy. No gains but at least the government is trying, right?
It's obviously better if you already believe in democracy for ideological reasons. The question is, if you're a Chinese person who doesn't, how well is the USA advertising democracy right now?
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Why don't you provide a credible source? "Just google for it" is generally what people say to support arguments based on conspiracy theories.
Thanks for your reply, I don't see it getting lots of down votes - it seems reasonable and has contributed to this discussion in a way lots of comments here haven't!

> Even he didn't, his audience are genuinely considering and discussing that option.

Imagine if this was a thirty year misunderstanding! In that case though, it'd be 100% his fault for allowing it to continue.

I suppose we can only really go on by taking the view that the man is dead, and said a lot of things that you might and might not agree with.

Take the good, learn from the bad, remember the writer of both as a flawed human like we all are and move on to the future right?
The calls app is probably not even in the top five apps used everyday by a large swath of the mobile population.

My guess is that FB, Mail, Whatsapp, Twitter/insta/Snap, and news apps make up the top 5.
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It's not quite that simple. The RIPE database stores mostly administrative information, and doesn't _directly_ affect Internet routing.

In order to "steal" IP addresses (get them routed to you) you would need to buy a connection to at least one exchange point, probably several if you want all the traffic for the target to route to you and not just some traffic from some networks. You'd need to buy rackspace somewhere with a connection to the exchange point, install routers, establish BGP peerings with the exchange point (if they're doing route reflection) or with all the other major networks at the exchange.

There are multiple steps along the way where humans would look at the prefixes you were going to be announcing. This would include looking them up in RIPE, but anything more than a cursory inspection would likely reveal your ruse.

At this point it becomes more of a social engineering attack, and even if you got as far as announcing it, there are things like BGPMon that would pick up the fraudulent announcement pretty quickly and you'd likely find that the cable was pulled out of your router pretty fast.
This is bribe, and should be treated like this.
I remember everyone having a good chuckle when Trump said that he was going to run for president.
He's equating slave labor in China with slavery, which is ... not? idiotic, I imagine. At the outbreak of the US Civil War there were about 4 million slaves living in America. Today there are, according to international estimates, about 3.4 million slaves living and working in China[1].

To claim that it is a non-existent problem or that it isn't severe or that it doesn't merit outrage or to imagine that it is somehow on a different level to the chattel slavery of 19th century America is to turn a blind eye to the truth or to try to finely grade suffering in a way that is dehumanizing.

[1] https://www.globalslaveryindex.org/country/china/
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Just yesterday I heard someone talking about Liu Xiaobo on BBC. Sorry, I did not get the name or anything else, but I assume that was woman from China. She said pretty much the same: before the Nobel prize he was just one of the many, not particularly interesting. After the prize he was singled out and his wife was put on the house arrest.
Are you serious? It's just 1 year old..
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> Let's be frank, we didn't abolish slavery, we just outsourced it to make it more acceptable.

As Joan Robinson said, "the misery of being exploited by capitalists is nothing compared to the misery of not being exploited at all."

Being paid for work you do not have to do is not slavery. You see we built this thing called civilization whereby instead of starving when crops fail, dying at age 30 with dysentery and living in fear of being bludgeoned to death by a rival clan, we can exchange our labour for security, health and resources.

It's not perfect but if Capitalism ain't pleasing you then ask the person working that outsourced job what their grandparents thought of Communism, an ideology that crushed the very soul of China and brought misery, mass death and madness.

Or just ask them what work they'd be doing if Capitalism wasn't keeping them enslaved in jobs.
Having written tons of Python, Rust and several other languages, I have to add one more thing:

- The Cargo dependency and build tool is the best in any ecosystem. Easy to configure, works like a charm and gets improvements done regularly.

I don't miss setup.py/virtualenv/pip/pex at all.
> and I had been taking advantage of the freedom to prioritize family needs when they came up. To the degree that sometimes my bosses were left hanging, waiting for a day or more on my work.

> From my biased perspective, it is difficult to see how these “personal improvement programs” for a disappointing employee can ever be a constructive force.

> By the end, they were quite happy with my work.

...sounds pretty constructive to me?
It's important to know what parameters they use to determine who or what needs improvement. There have been times when a manager told me there was a problem and it turned out he had inaccurate information. The manager was looking at the wrong version, branch or had 3rd hand information. Managers have claimed to be unaware of what I was working on even with daily standups, task tracking and working a few desks away. Some managers are terrible.
Since that is a well known issue about him. No one thinks it is conspiracy theory. If you want to discuss about Liu, I assume you should do some homework first?
Nice but please, at least, put an audio off button :)
Ok, then the customer does a chargeback on their credit card insisting they didn't do the mess, and you have to sit down and actually watch the footage because you can't be certain if your $5/hour overseas firm did a good job or if they just selected a random passenger to get it done quicker. Inconveniently, they also did the chargeback at the last possible moment(say a month after) so you don't have the recording anymore. Or maybe the video is not that clear what happened.

I mean, we have to deal with shitty customers all the time. 99% of the time it's just not worth pursing someone who broke something or just left a mess, even if theoretically I could hunt down proof that they did it. It almost always escalates to some multi-month situation that is not worth the effort.
But it's true, equally so for the U.S., by the way. People with high income are twice as likely to participate in the democratic process as poor people: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voter_turnout_in_the_United_St...

It also makes perfect sense if you look at the post-medieval revival of the democratic idea: It was the emerging middle-class, rich people, who demanded participation in the governing processes.
No, everyone except themselves. They're not saying "terrorists are not allowed to use end-to-end", they're saying "nobody but us".
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It's not that bad. Having written some Rust libraries, there are things to like that the other ecosystems don't provide. One is the rustdoc, where you document your interfaces in code, and if you write code examples in the documentation, `cargo test` will automatically check that they work.

And like I said in another comment, there is nothing as good as cargo in anywhere else.
A little off-topic, but no, very often not.

At least in the Netherlands they have to turn on both lights and sirens before they are allowed to break traffic laws (such as passing red lights or speeding), but out of the 3 times I've driven on the highway near a cop car, twice they were speeding by quite a lot without being in any pursuit.

Of course it's an excellent way of speeding: stay behind the cop car at as great a distance as possible. They know where their colleagues are (or speed cameras) and they don't want to get caught breaking the law themselves.
That was before there were billions of Africans, Indians, and Indonesians a few hours travel from the United States. Times change.

Also this part is important: "yearning to breathe free" is quite different from "yearning to establish a global Caliphate".
>Who gets to decide what is or is not allowed to be spoken?

In America we have helpful groups like Southern Poverty Law Center which direct us to which ideas are bad speech that shouldn't be allowed. Maybe China should follow our example and privatize their speech curatorship police, then they would be more free.
I don't know what the motivations for the bosses in this story were, but in corporate America personal improvement plans are fundamentally about gearing up to fire someone more than any actual improvement. When defending yourself against a wrongful termination lawsuit, it looks good to courts to say, "Look, we met every week, we had these conversations, and things didn't get better enough."

In the story linked, it seems like the author was prioritizing family or health over work at times (me: Good! We need more of that!). The employer can't just fire you for that as it looks a lot like wrongful termination. So they need to build up a paper trail.
Even today, of the 8 voices I have available in my Siri, Australian Female is still the most natural sounding. I guess that is the gender identity of the person who writes that bit of code. Or maybe Australians just sound naturally robotic...
In my work it's nearly impossible to meet requirements or deadlines, because requirements documents are non existing, and deadlines are pulled out of thin air by non technical management. Fortunately they haven't complained about our performance.
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We push millions of requests daily through Hyper 0.11, which is async and uses tokio. I've had crazy three month uptimes for these systems. Basically they just do their work fast and I don't really need to focus on fixing any problems with them.

And did I tell my test coverage is quite minimal with these projects.
you do realize that your suggested site clearly states that the modern slavery situation in China is almost the same as Japan/Italy and better than South Korea?

How about you go back to your suggest site and read it carefully?

https://www.globalslaveryindex.org/index/#
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> how do you know when the footage needs to be reviewed?

With all the computing power and vision AI available in such a vehicle, it seems like it would be possible to perform an automated interior scan of the cabin after each ride. Detecting cleanliness issues(and forgotten baggage).
Sorry I cant do magic just yet :(
Plus, everybody and their dog want you to have a customer account with them - and cough up email or phone as id ...
I had done a kind of framework to manage my Bash functions as packages (cf http://github.com/lolive/shinyshell). Even the documentation of functions and packages was tool-assisted (à la Javadoc). But documenting is a kind of chicken and egg problem. It requires an outsider point of view, that is difficult to have when you are in the developpent phase, and everything is in your mind.

Nevertheless i agree that documentation is a key part of the success of a project.
> How much does a mile weigh?

A mile of diameter weights 7 * 10^8 * density_of_the_asteroid kilograms.

(mass equals volume of the body * density. Volume of the sphere is 4/3radius^3. Hence 4/3(1/2mile)^3 = 4/3*(1609.344/2)^3 = about 694696971 cubic meters.

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You can't defend your position. That's what I thought.

A joke indeed.
From the nature report[1]:

> To annihilate tardigrades on Earth we require a mass over ∼1.7E18 kg. The largest observed asteroids in the Solar System are Vesta and Pallas, with masses of 2.7E20 kg and 2.2E20 kg respectively.

That gives you abut 2.7E20kg/326miles ≈ 8.3E17 kg/mile. Funny that WP would give the sizes in miles instead of mass.

[1] https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-017-05796-x
You don't have a generalized cancer, you just have a small tumor. All is good.
Is it repeatable? It could be a driver problem. If it doesn't happen again, it may be path dependent on other things you've run since boot. Or it could be bad hardware, or bad cooling.

It's definitely not the fault of the GPU benchmarks - that shouldn't cause system wide problems.
If you have an extra one and don't mind sharing, I've been waiting to get into stardew valley... If you could email it to me (in my profile page) I'd be so happy :)
you can believe what you choose to believe. His comments were widely reported and he never ever even tried to dispute about the general interruption.
That's just a poor implementation of xss prevention
Did other candidates promised they'd end drone strikes? If not, then it would be naïve to assume other candidates wouldn't continue with the program (frankly, it would be dumb to assume that even if they promised so).

In other words, it's not that this particular issue is a discriminator between candidates.
Just take the Google approach: ban them from the app and don't have any phone support.
People nowadays often don't know that the abolitionist movement in the states saw chattel slavery and wage slavery as not particularly different and wanted to abolish both.
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> many of Shannon’s colleagues found themselves working six days a week.

Hmm. Was the 5 day work week common by 1940?

I have a notion that we went from Sunday off only, to Sunday plus Saturday afternoon, then Sunday plus Saturday off. Not sure when that happened, or where it started.
As I understand it, induced demand (for traffic) is thought to be the result of everyone who used to drive 15 miles to work now driving 25, so there's more net driving.

For housing, you've only got one body, so I'm not sure the same situation applies.

Although, it would be interesting to see if the availability of affordable housing results in more newborns. I know I felt a lot more comfortable having a kid when I moved somewhere more affordable (though I'm kind of shocked how many people think kids need a giant house - I just wanted a 2 bed apt).
Exactly. That was when I started using the "first they laugh at you" thing. It is pretty much the perfect example.
Triple speed?

You know exactly what time your customers entered and left the vehicle. All you have to do is pull out a set of freeze frames from before and after each customer and compare the two.
Call me paranoid, but it's also a Chinese study suggesting Tibetan culture is worse than the Chinese one.

Having said that, whatever the cause of it is, the results might still be something we want to try to address.
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> How much does a mile weigh?

It's about the same time as a farthing.
what I said is something well known, widely reported - he got jailed for a completely different matter.

if you couldn't bother to even search for that, what is the point joining the discussion?

let me know if google.com is too hard for you to use.
I went to the meetings of the South Park (San Diego) planning board and it was similar. I could afford to do so because I was wfh at the time and set my own schedule. Taking two hours out of your day is something that's a lot easier for older folks, in general.
Isn't the anarcho capitalist theory that they can hire their own private security to protect their wealth? I imagine it would be like multiple Mafias running things.
Well at least vaccines exist against that one... It's recommended to get it in the South of Germany if you're at risk of having ticks. There are a few hundred cases every year.
A developer can generate these promo codes for their app, so a potential customer or reviewer can get a free copy of the app.
I don't want to promote anyone in particular, but there are a few vendors here, for example:

https://www.ovh.ie/dedicated_servers/gpu/
https://www.exoscale.ch/gpu/
http://www.cirrascale.com/cloud/plans.aspx
http://www.nvidia.com/object/gpu-cloud-computing.html

Last link has a list of vendors. The one I used gave you a bare bones machine running some Linux distro, with no platform bullshit around it. Exactly what you need for deep learning work.
You're very confused. Look at this chart: http://images.rcp.realclearpolitics.com/379824_5_.png

Poverty is the cancer. Capitalism (more specifically, wealth-creating economic growth) is the cure.

Don't bemoan the treatment because it's not perfect.
Relevant XKCD: https://xkcd.com/505/
GPU drivers are crap.
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Hi there.

I see you've posted a lot in this thread. Lots of very short replies like this one repeating the same basic thing over and over.

I do think there is merit in condemning even entertaining the idea we're discussing but your many posts give a very desperate air to your position.

Perhaps you could allow others to have side conversations in this thread without popping in constantly.
VISA wants an indebted populace beholden only to them... tracked, monetized, monopolized, lacking in all privacy and stuffed with fees. I will boycott all such restaurants, and you should too. It's a fools move to accept such an offer. Plus, waiters will walk out.
"Verily, the life science’s arm of Google’s parent company Alphabet, has hatched a plan to release a ..."

My immediate reaction on reading that sentence was to wonder why they'd written it in some kind of Shakespearean English.

My next reaction was to feel stupid.
Honestly to me it seems that the author was extremely unprofessional.
He just disappeared for whole days without letting anyone know.
In all the companies that I worked it was explicitly mentioned in the contract that such behaviour was subject to disciplinary actions up to dismissal.
I'd not thought to couch it in these terms, but yeah, committing to 4% operating margins is essentially committing to spend all their revenues.

Not sure how much it keeps the money moving, but I'm sure it encourages investment and growth.
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Cash is king. Always has, always will. Only cryptocurrencies will be the future, bypassing these artificial, predatory-lending, extortion, usuary monopolies.
I disagree. The aviation industry is pretty far ahead of the game in terms of automation - you book and check in online these days, much of a pilots work is automated, baggage handling is semi automated, yet the industry still needs loads of staff. You can automate 90% of a job, but in the end there is some stuff its just easier to get a human to do, or more to oversee.
Where was the device you wrote this polemic on, made?