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That skybox thing exists in other engines as well. E.g. in CSGO you can find the skybox scene somewhere in the map with noclip, usually far outside the playing area.

> There was no better feeling to me as a kid than opening up a map like DM-Deck16 in the Unreal Editor, and investigating how the genius mappers had created this or that part of the map (especially the toxic zones).

That's the thing I really liked about the game back then. You could just open the included maps in the editor and look at how they've been done. Usually the maps are either no longer in the format the editor supports and have to be decompiled (id games) or things were stuffed away in some large nonstandard archive file (I remember trying to find the Starcraft campaign maps and couldn't). Back when internet access was only sporadic and short I tended to give up where I couldn't figure things out further on my own instead of searching for tools.
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Indeed, a stop sign would solve this, wouldn’t it? Simplist & cheapest solution first. The point about the geometry is that it doesn’t matter at which point the driver can see over the hill and brush; they still won’t see the cyclist.
Why? Lysenkoism was an instance of a mistaken biological theory being elevated to political truth.

That quote just seems to be garden-variety "growth mindset" vs. "fixed mindset" self-motivation.
Is slate particularly popular in the US?

In the UK most tiles are made of clay which are cheap and pretty durable. My neighbourhood is Victorian and I guarantee some of the houses here still have their original tiles. Some towns have slate roofs (e.g. the Lake District), but it's more expensive and a local aesthetic/tradition, more than anything else.

Virtually nobody uses shingle roofs. To give an idea of the historic distribution, which is still pretty accurate: http://www.buildingconservation.com/articles/claytile/pic_12...

Replacement prices, for example: https://local.which.co.uk/advice/cost-price-information-roof...

An entire slate roof on a big house is around £12k max. I'm surprised that the difference isn't that much compared to clay, but I imagine most of the cost is labour.
While you're technically correct, Nexperia outlines the technique for using the 74AHC series for level shifting here: https://assets.nexperia.com/documents/brochure/75017511.pdf.
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Looks like we've wandered into the ridiculous.

>They are claiming the normal state of affairs - that the vote is what it appears to be

Except that the "normal state of affairs" is not a "normal state" any more than PCs are inherently secure. Of course they're making a claim. It's asinine to suggest otherwise.

BTW, the whole reptiloid/nibiru analogy doesn't work here. Never did.

>Which anomalities? So far nobody named even one.

She claimed statistical anomalies, as well as others. They're not in the linked article, but it's easy enough to Google her name.

>What prevents one from faking 10000 anonymous IDs

Wait. Is there a threat or isn't there one? First you're asserting that the normal state is safe. Now you're concerned about 10000 fake anonymous IDs that could arise from taking extra measures to secure the election.

>use blockchain.

I know, it's easy to bash blockchain. It happens to be a potential solution to your fake anonymous IDs, but never-mind that.

Really, it sounds like you're just arguing for the sake of arguing. Enjoy yourself.
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Well, salaries paid in full would certainly give more power to the taxpayer who would in turn demand more accountabilty from the politican. Perhaps the politician in your story is a bit biased and is spreading FUD.
Yes, it does have support for optional types. See the evolution fields in the Pokedex sample! Output in TypeScript or Swift to make this clearer (some languages don't have built-in types or syntax for nullable types).
The conclusion of the article reminds me of the idea behind blameless postmortems for system outages. Human mistakes are inevitable, and it's our responsibility to design resilient systems that acknowledge that simple fact.

While software engineering is an immature discipline in many ways, blameless postmortems seem like a counterexample -- they're a well-known best practice in software that don't seem as common in some other fields.
In the article, the author explains that from the cyclists orientation, the car approaches from 94 degrees.
Awesome! Thanks for trying it out, the VS Code extension is brand new and we've not had much feedback.
The TLDR of this is basically that the MacArthur Geniuses have a solid trajectory/purpose in life so the sudden windfall does not seem to affect them in the way that the lottery does to some people.

However, while this is certainly a windfall and I wouldn't turn it down its not a lifestyle changing windfall. I would say this is enough money to do anything for at least a short amount of time, but it is certainly not enough to do nothing. I think that combined with the fact that the awards are given to people who are pursuing their passion is a large differentiator to those who've won the lottery and aren't rooted in some cause.
Well, I don't use Chrome. Do you know if this affects Firefox as well?
Even if it's not all you care about, it's still extremely important for living in this world.
Yea...not in the visible spectrum, so you have to be imaginative. Famous theoretical physicist kip Thorne (expert on black holes) uses Mathematica to take an image of space and use the equations for black holes to warp the images used for things like the Interstellar movie.
Why would the headline include the year? The article is from 2018.
That’s one way to interpret it, but given the disappointment that was expressed I’d assume it was a reference to “solution” of writing the problem off as human error for which nothing can be done. Until the op clarifies what they meant, both our comments are equally valid or invalid.
Yea, his thorough reporting on Anna Politkovskaya's murder really supports your statement. /s
they got a patent on the active listening technology, to build your profile... to sell you stuff, directly or via 3rd party sellers. Sound like a familiar business model?

This is better, people are paying to buy the device that'll profile them in their home.

http://pdfaiw.uspto.gov/.aiw?docid=20140337131
I don't get it, either, especially with the Kodak news today. Like, someone please explain if I'm misunderstanding, but can't pretty much anyone create a cryptocurrency? Do I instantly become valuable if I create one tonight?
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It shouldn't. I must've just gotten myself mixed up. I thought this thread was about Chrome phoning home. Sorry for propagating confusion.
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I agree. And if the speed metric is well-designed, and if making not-slow pages is easy enough (and it really is) then the Nash equilibrium is "Everyone gets the most relevant page and it loads quickly."
> as Safari does exactly the same thing

Source? I thought Safari downloaded the Google Safe Browsing database (using the "Update API" described at https://developers.google.com/safe-browsing/v4/#update-api-v...) to do client-side checks.
>Startups are (by necessity) filled with generalists; big companies are filled with specialists. People underestimate how effective a generalist can be at things which are done by specialists. People underestimate how deep specialties can run. These are simultaneously true. [0]

For Google etc. it probably makes sense to pay top dollar for lots of ML PhDs (specialists).

A startup looking for opportunities engendered by ML is better off with a smart generalist. E.g. Dawson Whitfield of Logojoy was a designer. [1]

[0] https://twitter.com/patio11/status/936628610474983424?lang=e...

[1] https://www.indiehackers.com/podcast/038-dawson-whitfield-of...
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You know them and I don't, but there's often a good but hidden reason for odd behavior. Maybe their youngest daughter is so, so, so clumsy on a daily basis that they constantly need to tell her to be careful. Maybe she's so clumsy she's constantly falling and breaking bones performing typical childhood activities.
Holy Infant Jesus I have never wanted to set up automatic failover and restore from backup for an office chat server :)
Hostile takeovers approximately never have board approval. They are decided by the owners, that's what "hostile" means.

https://www.investopedia.com/terms/h/hostiletakeover.asp
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Bank data is one example. We don't even own our own transaction history/data - no bank provides free APIs to access this for consumers, the only option is to download manually/scrape through their websites. And as banks own this data, they could stop or handicap exports even further anytime they choose. I know if my bank gave me simple API access to my own data I would not have any use for apps like Quicken/Mint.

Credit agencies like Equifax also own our credit history data, and generously sell it back to us - 1 free report a year, rest you pay for. While also selling it to other companies without our permission. Which employers can get their hands on via background checks, again without our consent. Not to mention one of them recently got hacked and leaked everyone's SSNs. Their entire model is capturing our data and selling it to others. We should own this data, and choose if and when we would like to provide it to a bank to get a loan etc.

Ad tracking/browsing data is another. The current model is the people making the trackers own all your data. A model where WE own our web activity data and selectively choose what to expose to websites/advertisers would be much better for consumers.
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> * Removed bundled adware from projects

This is like a restaurant advertising "we've stopped intentionally poisoning our food!"

They don't deserve any chances after that. They're done.
What makes their increase rational?
To be sure, there's a nice and bold sub-section of the article titled A Simple Solution which I (perhaps naively) presumed the parent was referring to--further reinforced (in my mind) by a username which subtly suggested specialization in traffic engineering.
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If Lamo's testimony regarding Assange assisting Manning with exfiltrating the Iraq and Afgan War Logs, Collateral Murder, and State Cables is correct I can easily understand why he's fighting this. I would too as I rate his chances of successfully fighting the charges if the above is true close to 0% instead of 100%.
The much greater likely scenario is an error in comms/le (such as this issues today) means Caddy will un-deterministically fail
(on linux) there's a way to disable it. AFAIK you add 'kpti=off' to the kernel command-line which is possible, e.g., by pressing 'c', from grub. IDK about other OSes.
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Note that a homemade GPS receiver is not beyond the skilled hobbyist (although you aren't going to reach the miniaturisation of commercial products): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13246682
I've worked together with the author of this post. He's the kindest and most helpful person I know. He's a bit of a prankster but definitely not an asshole. See his next post about Cameroon (http://www.catonmat.net/blog/browserling-cameroon/) or donating portion of his revenue to open-source developers (http://www.catonmat.net/blog/browserling-supports-open-sourc...).
Unrelated, a few days ago I was thinking about this intersection:
https://www.google.com/maps/@31.5075019,-96.3308952,243m/dat...

Traffic on Hwy 164 does not stop, Hwy 39 does stop. However Hwy 39 has yield lanes that can be used to enter 164 via a right turn, and only slowing down, and not coming to a complete stop.

A few years ago there was a lot of gas drilling in the area, and the trucks working the drilling sites would use the yield lanes - to turn left!

This made me pretty mad, until I thought about it for a while. In a big truck you would not be able to see traffic from both directions, so they used the yield lane to 'square up' to traffic.

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When you design your User Experience, consider the human. Humans slip up[0], momentarily forgetting to do the right thing.

If your design becomes dangerous due to a slip, it is the worst kind of design. You see this kind of design on older industrial equipment - for instance presses without safeguards. Managers back then would make the same comment you regularly see on articles like this: 'All you have to do is pay attention, and it's safe.'

This is, frankly, stupid. If all it takes for a system to become unsafe is a momentary lapse in judgement, then the system is unsafe.

Manufacturers learned this via lawsuits (both for in-plant and user injuries) and now there are strict safety standards.

In the case of this unsafe intersection, responsibility is diffuse - it is split between driver, cyclist, local government, and the original contractor.

In a controlled environment like a hospital or manufacturing plant, you can measure near-misses as proxies for dangerous events. At a rural intersection, who would measure near-misses? An individual cyclist may have a near-miss and comment on it to her friends; would any drivers ever hear about it? Would the government ever hear about it? Would anyone care?

0. https://www.interaction-design.org/literature/book/the-gloss...

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To improve your perception in situations like this, you can add two tools -

1. Always take your foot off the gas and cover the brake when going through intersections. This naturally slows you down a bit, and if there is an issue you are in position to stop.

2. Owl bob your head from time to time. It sounds stupid, but it moves you out of your blind spots, and also clears saccadic masking - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saccadic_masking
Taking on VC money is ok when you are making money (because you can demand decent terms).
Google and Facebook are good examples.
It's easy to manage things that don't need managing.
More people died in those years of horse and cart related deaths proportionate to per capita than they do today by auto-mobiles. Both indirectly and directly.

Read Super Freakonomics for the interesting data that they observe between the two.
As a driver, I do my best to slow down a bit at any intersection, but particularly ones like this. Unfortunately, that tends to frustrate anyone driving behind me, sometimes to the point that they’ll try to overtake me (illegally) before the intersection.

In my mind, better traffic engineering is the best solution, but that seems unlikely, at least in the US. I’d imagine that the article’s suggested changes would cost more to build, even for new construction. To compound the issue, I get the feeling that most drivers would prefer it if cyclists weren’t allowed to ride on public roads.
Thanks. So the upshot is that package x/crypto/acme/autocert can no longer obtain production certs. I have bumped this issue, volunteering to do the work to add http-01 support to package autocert: https://github.com/golang/go/issues/21890
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You can always choose to not contribute to these corporations. That is what I do. Everyone is as evil as their most sociopathic executive. You contribute to the same bottom line, you just sell out for less than an executive.

So work for good people, even if it means making less.
There's lots of ways to target without being personally invasive. You can simply put your message in places where the target audience tends to be, like has always been done.

If the goal on the social level is to get valuable information to potential customers, then it would follow we should get rid of most tracking and most advertising. Most of it is disinformation and deception that buries lower-budget information in the stream of messages from those with the biggest pockets.
The article misses the point that people who’ve achieved enough to warrant the award needed to have a financial system in place already that allowed them to focus on whatever they’re doing. For people with such a system the award money itself is a relatively minor change, which is pretty much what the article reports.
I suspect he's consistently this awesome because he doesn't post that often, and can actually put time and effort into things.
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Could you give more insight on "precious few ways to succeed dramatically". I'd love to hear them.
So, trying to be like one of the five families.
Wow using a hypervisor to inject below the kernel to avoid KPP is nuts. Never knew the AVs did that. What are they going to do when Microsoft begins to use Hyper-V to enforce CredGuard[1]?

[1]: https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/ash/2016/03/02/windows-1...
What a ridiculous statement to make. Here I will invert that for you:

"And yet so many people seem to prefer IRC! Why is that, do you think?"

You do realize that IRC is practically synonymous with Hacking/UNIX/FOSS culture no?

Since you don't seem to be big on providing any actual data for your claim, here are some substantial projects in the FOSS community that use IRC:

Debian, Docker, Prometheus, Django, Angular, ReactJS, FreeBSD
Node.js, Mozilla, Haskell, Golang, Openstack, Erlang, Ubuntu.

Why do you think that is?
Point taken, considered, and hopefully already mitigated. :)
In five years it's going to sound as dated and stupid as all the "cyber" branded things from the 90's.
Mods have good reason to ban him if his comments are peppered with racial slurs: they are doing their fucking job. Mental illness is no excuse for racism. Calling the mods Snowflakes is going a little too far IMO.
Citation?

Although there's some portion of apathy, the vast majority of people are ignorant or even misinformed. You can't conclude from the actions of an ignorant person that they don't care about the thing they don't know about / don't understand.
Yeah, nevermind, sorry; I guess I got confused by the CGI render ones.
The UK hates stop signs.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stop_sign#United_Kingdom
I have no proof of this but I would suspect that this happens more often when the sibling had been a victim of abuse.
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Signed with 2048-bit RSA, and probably encrypted too.
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Logan, I just went through the process to create an account. The signup page has a few employment related fields that are required to create an account. They probably shouldn't be.

EDIT: There's also this[1] alignment issue in the settings wrt to "City of residence" where the text field is off by ~1 pixel.

EDIT2: On the page where I uploaded my SSH key[2], it says updates occur after a small delay. The linked page in the docs says that this delay is ~30 minutes. In any case, I was able to begin using SSH immediately. If that info is no longer fresh, I suggest removing it, especially since it's probably a turnoff for a lot of users.

EDIT3: When I run sf-help --web at the shell, it prints an error:

[colbyrussell@shell-22009 ~]$ sf-help --web
Use of uninitialized value $user in concatenation (.) or string at /usr/bin/sf-help line 96

1. https://imgur.com/a/2d0lr

2. https://sourceforge.net/auth/shell_services
By "father like me", I mean one who is on the lookout for threats to his children.
Doesn't matter. If you're cycling and you see a moving car, assume the driver doesn't see you. Never cross the path of a moving car even if you have the right of way or a green light etc. When you approach a junction, your head needs to be on a swivel constantly looking left and right and you need to be prepared to stop even if you have the right of way. This pretty much goes for motorcyclists as well.

I'm not blaming the cyclists here, but the reality is that when you are cycling it doesn't matter whose fault it is if a car hits you. You're still dead.
But the person that buys the restaurant and reopens it and puts up an "under new management" sign deserves a chance. That's what happened here.
Suicide.

Hm.
Throw Enterprise LTSB on old/low spec hardware. Thats my preferred Win10: stable, bloat free and it only gets the updates beta tested by the regular users.
I get that the author wanted a cheap solution but this is really the correct approach. A gradual bridge/tunnel with two slip lanes would accommodate everyone, including the people that want to blow though the intersection.

All the solutions like, 'let's find a way to force cars to slow down' are just going to make auto drivers have even more resentment toward cyclists.
They do..for over a million websites! https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2017/12/crux

This data is a much better indicator of how fast a page is vs if it is AMP or not.
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Extremely low likelihood versus maximum severity of consequence versus moderate likelihood with low severity of consequence.

I choose to guard spend more time being vigilant against the former.
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> Not paying attention to the news? Just wait until WebAssembly gets more mature.

Not yet. If "WebAssembly" is anything like actual machine code, then it will be easy to compile a bunch of languages to "WebAssembly," and a huge pain to make them talk to each other. So nothing really changes.
There's a huge difference between sites that load in ".1 seconds vs 1 seconds" and sites that load in 15 seconds, and download 300 different tracking pixels.
I read him as saying, "have netflix always and always binge watch".
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I'm not sure I would call the Hebrew more complicated, just idiosyncratic and inconsistent with earlier dating.
>But who will measure it "objectively"

I recall HN being just fine with "objectively" with regard to hiding hate speech online.

We'll let them judge morality, but not a simple metric of loading time?
If you read the article, then you'd know that the cyclist probably did not see the car at all.
Didn't Ryzen close the single thread performance gap quite a bit?

But yeah, protecting against it means implementing memory protection in more places in the CPU. More gates and the possibility of becoming a bottleneck.
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