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Valid points around control but I feel like they are focused around design philosophy. Not necessarily related to whether or not MacOS should be #1 priority at Apple.

I feel like Apple have been making conscious decisions to make iPhones, iPads and Macs (to a lesser extent) more 'user-friendly' and utility like.

If I wanted an "old school" OS experience where I can control everything, I would pick Linux (i.e. Arch Linux) or BSD.
Um. Does today matter? This is simply an idea for going forward. Doing nothing is not an option. Is it?
No the rat poison used in the bottling plants are beef flavored.
Very cool. I follow https://youtube.com/tinynestproject who are doing something similar with a tiny house.
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Interestingly enough I'd trust a long, well written blog entry as a rating much more, than I trust current amazon reviews.
You can take the guy who starts frothing at the mouth when you ask him to code fizzbuzz, I’ll take the wheelchair guy who can code fizzbuzz during the interview. Deal?
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>What bothers me is: you're basically the same coder both before and after competitive coding practice. You're only more marketable with the same skills.

Yup. You keep keep measuring that thing..I don't think you're measuring what you think you're measuring.
If you are in Hong Kong, you can get a 5 day single entry tourist visa for the Shenzhen area very easily at the Chinese border (Luo Hu border and Shekou border also last time I checked - at the Futian border, you cannot get one).

Go in the morning (by boat from the Hong Kong harbor, train or bus from elsewhere), get lunch in Coco park in Futian or Sea World in Shekou and go to the electronics market in HuaQiangBei in the afternoon.

In the evening go talk to armchair experts on Chinese culture in on of the foreigner bars or if you don't care much for drunk westerners lost in limbo maybe better get some hot pot in HaiDiLao or Little Lamb or Chinese barbecue in one of the street barbecue shops.
Yes, from the things they've chosen to compare.

I am gomacro author's (gophernotes uses gomacro as Go interpreter) and I find the comparison needs an update.

Among other things, gomacro now supports interfaces - although gophernotes still has to catch up.
It's also partially incorrect: gophernotes and gomacro are type safe
I guess I will have to open an issue...

Also, IMHO the comparison criteria are chosen based on what lgo author considers important - not necessarily what's important for someone else.

Some quick examples that are important for me: portability on non-Linux systems, redefining a variable or function (lgo can only shadow them), redefining a method, allowing unused local variables...

I have great respect for what yunabe accomplished with lgo, including the deep integration with Jupyter (displaying HTML, Javascript, images...), code completion, and many other features, but I think his comparison with gophernotes needs to be updated.
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I'd argue that we need to force producers to provide a means for customers to know ALL willfully added substances and DNA and radiation treatment[1] and stuff that mat leach from the packaging to otherwise natural products.

Herbicides, insecticides, wax coatings, preservatives, genetic modifications, gamma/x-rays, DPAs from packaging.

Maybe it is all not harmful, and maybe it is...

My reasons for this:

* We have the right to know.
* We cannot (and we do not, hence the organic label) trust our gov't to look out for us. They've succombed to food lobbies over and over.
* It will scare people away from trashy foods, drinks and habits like cigarettes

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Food_irradiation
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Nice try, Todd ;)
Jesus, you can’t deduct losses? If it is only for crypto, I gotta believe its a perverse way to dissuade citizens from investing in crypto.

These crypto tax articles become less and less relevant in the coming tax year as people are going to be filing losses, not gains. I expect headlines like “How to make sure you add up your crypto losses to the full amount”
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Really? It would take ten minutes of my time once, as opposed to risking the idiotic errors that occurred when people depended on that "library" being available.

I'm suppose to make sure stupid shit like that doesn't happen. It's not a waste of my time. It's my job.
How did you end up in Taipei, and how are things there on the tech front?
I'd like to add "... for humans"
I would guess that the remarkable fact is exactly that this CPU is still able to work somewhat properly at these extremely out of spec conditions, thus proving a good design/production process/idk
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> The only thing 'Indian' about it is that maybe only Indians think that its an 'Indian' thing.

There are varying degrees of "social approval". Cultural anthropology studies envision societies to be broadly divided into shame vs guilt societies. In a guilt society, social control comes through via inculcation of guilt for undesirable behaviors. In a shame society, the primary means for social control is the inculcation of shame and fear of ostracism [0]. Generally, Eastern societies like India, China and Japan tend towards the shame society spectrum while Western societies like US tend towards the guilt society end.

[0] Wong, Y., & Tsai, J. (2007). Cultural models of shame and guilt. The self-conscious emotions: Theory and research, 209-223.
A: there are no "secret ingredients" in Coca Cola, there are a secret mixture of a certain secret subset of a set of well known, known to be safe, ingredients. In the same way you know that there is nothing weird added to your organic products, but also don't have documentation for the exact molecular structure of the product (not to imply any comparison between these products and Coca Cola).

B: Probably not, because there is no hypothesis that the particular mix of known ingredients in Coca Cola should have adverse health effects separate from those in other sugary, carbonated (add caffeinated) drinks.
Federation isn’t a feature, but the promise (although not explicitly guaranteed) of data portability and service inter-op is definitely a feature. For me at least. I’m not too fussed about a federated Facebook, but I’d be very interested in a data platform that allows me to use Facebook if it’s the best social network tool and then instantly switch to twitter or some other system if I want, taking my data (graph & content) with me easily
One place to look up all hashes, identities attached, transactions are in order, the API is the same for all hashes no matter the store or the tech, it can work offline, if the site is down or under attack you can still check, it avoids putting loads on the original site, it's more resilient to attacks.

Having one homogeneous decentralized way to read this data is neat. You could make entire package managing solution out of this. Even attach torrent magnet links for each lib in the chain, and make the whole store distributed.
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There is also some argument that a sip test is different from a whole serving, but who knows!
I was hoping for something more exciting than "they walked through some dirty passageways to the back of the room". Magic must be easy.
AFAIK, other than "because we can", "stable enough to get into an OS, but not to be reliably used" is pretty close to "stable", so assuming tech iteration doesn't result in a quality drop, you can think of it as a "Coming Soon" for what a generation or two later's high-end chips can be pushed to.
The original article is: https://wccftech.com/amd-ryzen-7-2700x-6-ghz-world-record-ov...
Arrow is meant to help with that
> and after that things veer so off track that very few players do more than wing it

If you ignore the part where you have lots of choice, then there's little choice, indeed :)
Yes, EN subs is a must have, I'm sure my brother is capable of that.

Good luck with learning Portuguese. Just like French, you'll need some perseverance in the beginning. ;)
Maybe too cynical but

...aaS

resonates IMO.
zerocoin and private send is going to make that pretty hard.
>There's a lot of care about not disturbing other people in Japanese culture.

Not in Tokyo.
That's nothing, the old P4s could do 8GHz on liquid nitrogen! I guess it's impressive that it's a multi-core AMD processor rather than an architecture that clocked well but had little else going for it.
> It will scare people away from trashy foods, drinks and habits like cigarettes

I don't think many people smoke or eat fast food nowadays because they're unaware that it is unhealthy. You are attributing a great deal of rationality to human beings when we do all sorts of unhealthy things for a wide range of reasons.
Maybe for the better. With current divorce law mess loosing something you have built yourself would ramp up male suicide rate even higher then it already is.
Have you seen the Software PE? In contrast to the other PE exams, it manages to cover everything except actual programming.

https://engineers.texas.gov/downloads/ncees_PESoftware_2013....
It is of course more akin to anti-semitism. Which is in essence a resentment against a more successful and influential class of people.

To be sure in all of these divides there is some substance to both sides (otherwise there wouldn't be an issue, all racism would marginalised flat earth level nonsense).

Also there are big problems with your conclusion. Philosophy departments are going to be overwhelmingly left leaning, so shouldn't that be an environment that doesn't exclude? Unless we conclude that virtually all left wing positions are just posturing, or that the problem isn't racism.
Interesting also, data portability also comes with individual responsibility, however I don’t believe most people would want that responsilibilty. Most SMEs outsource IT for this reason.

I don’t think that’s a sustainable model at the individual level.
It does change you for the better, I agree.
Yes these are serious bugs and it's important for Apple to prioritize security. Apple could be doing a better job here.

My point was that many users have gone from running apps on OS's to browsers. The focus has shifted from producing the best-in-class OS to creating an OS which can run a best-in-class browser.

With this in mind, does MacOS need to be #1 priority at Apple? Security still needs to be a priority across all product lines
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A problem is that you can't get a mortgage to build it yourself. Being cheaper in the end doesn't help you if you don't have the money right now.
The This American Life episode mentioned in Wikipedia is worth a listen.

https://www.thisamericanlife.org/427/original-recipe
>> A large majority of the code running on our planet today is OOP.

> Good example code base?

It would be easier to give examples of non-OOP crucial programs, for they are far less.

OOP codebases:
-- Almost all major AAA games.

-- Almost all GUI systems.

-- All major browsers.

-- Almost all video editors (NLE),

-- Almost all audio DAWs

-- All of Adobe's Suite

-- Almost all 3D and CAD tools

-- All office suites (MS Office, OpenOffice, iWork),

-- All major IDEs (Visual Studio, IntelliJ, XCode, Eclipse)

-- Most of Windows and OSX standard libraries

-- Clang (and GCC now that they went to C++? Not sure if they use OOP)

-- the JVM

need we go on?
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You pay 30-34% tax on any profit, but you can not deduct losses.

Whether you made a profit or not doesn't have to be a consideration as far as tax goes. You pay a percentage of the capital amount when you choose to liquidate your asset. It's effectively a wealth tax. There are lots of taxes around the world that work this way. It sucks if you've made a loss, but that's not really the government's problem.
I can taste nutmeg in coca cola.
It’s the way it was written. A negative point then point out they’re white men to amplify the negativity.

I think she has some good points but seems to have a strong world view that is biasing the article away from her key points. Not that there is anything wrong with expressing your self this way but she does seem to have something against white men.
In my small town in India some miscreants burn down a big old wooden house at a popular tourist place and now that place is in ruins.
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When I was fresh out of University I had to send at least 2 resumes per week to get my unemployment money. Sometimes there were no positions open that matches my criteria, so I just send it to what I could find.

The worst I could get was a no :)
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If children aren't receiving sufficient formalised practice in 30 hours of school per week then the curriculum is too crowded.

Imagine a manager saying "you need to brush up on your C++. But we're too busy to arrange training. An hour a day after work should help instead"

Children need time to develop in ways other than rote education. Homework steals that time from them. I am quite happy to write "did not have time to complete due to Scouts / swimming / x " on assignment sheets.
Isn’t the highest stable just over 10gigz??
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=snZWgAZqo2c
Looks nice. For those of us without MacOS, and/or with different needs* than just notifications – GitHub actually has Atom feeds for releases & tags, eg. https://github.com/facebook/react/releases.atom

* – i use it to semi-automatically update package versions in a repository, fox example
if it did profit them in the long run, they would not block it.
Well...fuck that guy. There is really no better measure, assuming you have the basic social skills to see through a con job/scam. I mean yah, you could always be tricked into calling someone's buddy or something, but with any depth or tactful questions that is rarely going to fool anyone.
Here in Belgium, every speeding fine you get mentions the number of the calibration report of the camera and supposedly you can request this report and if it's absent, incorrect or outdated you don't pay the fine.
We are talking about way above what is considered "normal".
If something good happens, Indians know how to make the whole world know about it.
-> Extravagant weddings.
-> distributing sweets to the whole street when having a boy, when a student gets a good rank in exams.. etc.
Only those who avoid paying taxes. A lot of people WANT TO PAY TAXES from Bitcoin.
> Then you can deduce if he has something hidden somewhere or in production. Of course this is impossible to do for a human, but really easy for a computer.

This is definitly not impossible for humans. High level SC players are able to keep track of the mineral and gas spendings of their opponent in the early game (After the early game there is usually no complete information to calculate this). Just seeing the timing of taking the gas geysers gives you information about the earliest possible time a certain unit/building can be produced.

Of course a AI can scout more and take more variables into account but humans are surprisingly good at this too.

> Imho, beating humans to StarCraft isn't a big deal in itself, but it would need a lot of work to build the AI to deal with the game's complexity. But it's merely domain specific work that has little to no interest on AI in general.

The same thing was said about early chess AIs and the Alpha GO project. In the end both lead to major advancements in AI. If you solve the domain specific problem starcraft you could easily apply the gained knowledge to similiar problems.
Today with chemical laboratory analysis you can get the ingredients of anything. So what Coca Cola uses is not that secret. Your point one is not valid.

The secret is making this product economically in enormous quantities. It is about providers, contracts, supply warrantees, dealing with those that bottle your concentrates, water supplies to mix your concentrates, and so on.

There are people that study illnesses data at least in Europe and USA, and there is a clear relationship between sugary carbonated drinks in general and lots of illnesses.

There is a clear relationship with diabetes an sugary drinks in particular.

In the past Coca Cola used Coca, and hence cocaine, but it does not anymore.
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Wait... How is the inability to deduct losses OK in any government?

Yes, you have to pay taxes on the gains when you liquidate but you can offset that with any losses too
This is something that should never ever happen. Where are the checks and where is the oversight?

What has become of this paper?
I agree it's a silly workaround. What's done in your country?
People should invest in people that are close.

You can't deduct gambling losses only winning (on my country) and this is right.
Given the pasting meltdown had on Intel performance and cloud providers pretty much have to run the patches, if Epyc doesn't sell well then Intel is pretty much unassailable.

I'm not convinced they are Opteron showed they can be vulnerable and Intel's handling of meltdown and PR was terrible, I imagine lots of pissed off CTO's.
Even more people will be paying less taxes from bitcoin in 2019 because of capital losses.
AirPods no, but microphones yeah.
Literally everyone on the planet drinks water, so that's not a useful indicator of avoidance.
So basically all of the Bush family
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That is sad. My Grandfather also built their family home, a feat which I'm still in awe of to this day. As one who builds things that live in a computer, but still has a messy visceral requirement of a roof over a head, imagine building a house! What an achievement. If I was born 20 years earlier I imagine I would have become a carpenter and been very happy.
He's splitting hairs a bit. It's true that a doctor gives a patient a recommendation instead of a prescription (so you can purchase cannabis legally), but otherwise what you wrote is correct.
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Not sure Apple has the software engineering talent-time for that. Even Microsoft still struggles with unification.
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I have my own DNS server on my local network. And yes, this is only for my browser. But this is intended.

If you want to route all traffic to a vpn for a specific machine, you can use pf rules to forward an ip through another routing table.
I believe this is called "competent". I know we don't see much of it but ... there it is.
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I know it's not exactly a sympatic line of inquiry, but how good are you actually at philosophy, if you expect a philosophy degree from a 25-30-rank university to be a marketable credential?

I agree fully that education for educations sake is valuable, but that line of argument generally explicitly rejects first class consideration of commercial applications. Just don't be surprised when there turn out to be no commercial applications (or very, very few, and those few getting snapped up by the top members of the field).
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That guy is amazing. I've watched all of his video many times over.

For the new to the channel, he does all commentary via subtitles so if you want explanations of what he's doing and why turn them on!

Some people seem to like watching them without the commentary as it's relaxing, others want to know what and why. I watched 5 videos before I realised there was explanations.

I hope he goes back to his furnaces and metal, I'd like to see some metal tools from nothing!
That's bad, especially that last paragraph, but I would lay the blame directly on Amazon and Google. They should kick Telegram out if having them affects other customers. That's standard practice in hosts, for example when a specific website is receiving a DoS, the website is blackholed so other customers don't see their service interrupted.
Wouldn’t this only work if the receiver has a low strength from the router, and so the backscatter device can use its antenna to “reflect” more signal to the receiver? What happens if the receiver already sees 100% signal strength from the router?
Do you mean "a bad experience of education" or do you mean "a bad experience of school"?

If its the former could you expand on that, like they learnt to read and it messed their life up?

I understand the selfish desire to keep children near, no need to go in to that.
I think there is a huge interest in such things. People forget where things come from, just make sure you subtitle the videos and they'll be a hit I'm sure!
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16868564

As was brought up in the previous thread, though only briefly mentioned in the linked article, domain fronting is used by malware as well. It was allegedly exploited by Russian state-sponsored hacking group APT29.[0][1]

It's unfortunate that it can't be used to help avoid censorship either now, but it was never an intended feature. As the article quotes, other CDNs such as Cloudfront also do not support domain fronting.

[0]: https://www.fireeye.com/blog/threat-research/2017/03/apt29_d...

[1]: https://www.cyberark.com/threat-research-blog/red-team-insig...