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What most people don't realise is that can make film that can record at whatever resolution we need, and we have known how to do this for over a century. It's simply a tradeoff between grain size and sensitivity. For most consumer film sensitivity is usually the more favorable trait. But for special applications we might value smaller grain size. For holographic film we can make it record better than 10000 lines/mm. This is essential because we are recording diffraction patterns.
That XKCD isn't accurate anymore!
I am in this exact situation. It's one of the best places to be in as an employee IMO.
What about this part?

> A third employee, an engineer who still works at Tesla and asked not to be identified by name, said he discovered his manager had been fired after the manager didn't show up for a meeting on Tuesday. When a colleague of his attempted to email the manager, the email bounced back.

Seems very odd not to notify employees when their manager gets fired.
Yes, I mention it above. It's an Agenda VR3, a Linux PDA from 2001. I still have one of those. The CPU is from 2000.
Europe has a bigger population than the US, it should have a lot more startups, but politicians, bureaucrats, existing rules, etc make the economy too unstable and incapable of welcoming new player.
People here have learned to aspire for the 9-5 job and can't even imagine that problems are solved by entrepeneurs and not the government.
Analog compression was a very important topic before the days of digitization; it was the subject of my dad's first job out of university in 1961 (television bandwidth compression in that case).

And in fact analog modulation can precisely encode the source signal; consider how music or voice was sent uncompressed over radio/through the phone.
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Giving a talk at a prestigious event is a clear signal to your manager that you are likely going to jump over them due to your vastly increased visibility and popularity, so a crab mode is employed at you. Get thick skin - any job is temporary anyway, but marketing opportunities are few. Don't do anything rough and clearly unfair though.
No dark nets, hackers and William Gibson stuff
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I'm pretty wowed by the developing as most of chemistry assumes certain earthly constraints (e.g. gravity, convection at the surface of a vessel etc).

Nice to be able to use 'earthly' in a non-mystical sense!
Just say no. Developers should recognize when a tool no longer fits the problem space and move on. That does not invalidate the other usecases in any way. Not everyone is a developer, not every problem needs to scale.

Unfortunately, yes, this will become hell for some. Job security for others and ..
No formatting though. Just plaintext.

Could be a big drawback (even my stupid blog has a short CSS file, so that it doesn't look too ugly: https://try.popho.be/simple.css)
For a result not a project, and certainly not a topic!
Don't tell your employer anything. If you need to take time off, say it's for personal reasons or invent an excuse. The stigma is real. The minute you disclose your mental health difficulties, they will start running the calculus to decide if it's worth keeping you around, and unless you're a star performer who adds massive value to the business, they'll decide it isn't.

Remember that they don't give a shit about you. Their only goal in employing you is to make a profit by paying you less than they get by selling your work to their customers. They don't give a single fuck about your normal human struggles. Do not say a word.
The community was there before the university. It wasn't that long ago that it was Tamiami Airport, which has now moved even further west.
In C, char is defined to be 1 byte. So its the same here. But they have 16-bit bytes. This is one of the rare cases where byte != octet.
Can you expand on the last one?

I reached the conclusion that I am the most creative, productive and feeling the best when I am bored. But there is price to pay - it takes a lot of effort to get bored.

Our generation is constantly distracted and getting bored is actually a skill. From that perspective, it's the lack of boredom which is the biggest problem of our generation.

Are we thinking along the same lines?
Discussions on the reasons for downvoting are frowned upon here so it is best not to discuss this 'out in the open'.
Or the Rialto.
I have a NUC plugged to my TV. I'm glad the NUC is small because I need it accessible for the ports and power button.

I don't care about the big power brick because it's hidden behind my TV desk along with my other power bricks (game console, sound system, etc.)
Don't a lot of OS images start by importing a non-transparent prebuilt tarball containing nontrivial binaries? I would hide the malware inside those.
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Unfortunately, no :/ I should get that together soon, but there are still some rough edges I've wanted to work on before issuing a release.
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2. They wouldn't have built such an elaborate bridge if the Federal government wasn't throwing money at them. Forget the deficit.
3. It's South Florida. See #1. Follow the money.
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Yes, I'm talking about myself :) I know I'm worth more, but that doesn't help if the buyers with money to afford it aren't here. I'm exploring remote, we'll see what happens.
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> An extended warranty runs about 3 years and most Macs I've had have lasted about 5. At that point I would just rather get a new computer anyway than bother sprucing up an old one.

Isn’t the point here that it’s no longer so good to replace a 5-year-old Mac?

My MacBook Air is about 5 years old now, and yes, the USB ports and some keys on the keyboard are becoming unreliable, and the power cable has frayed despite a protector, but none of the current models are tempting enough to make me want to upgrade the way I used to.
Has there been a misunderstanding of my comment? I didn't mean to say that I expect "AI to go away". For one thing, I certainly do not equate all of AI to deep learning, or even machine learning.

My point is that deep learning has generated a lot of excitement in the last few years, but as we're hitting inevitable diminishing returns the excitement is dying down and people are starting to think about how to move beyond current techniques. As usual, the last to catch on to the reversal of the old trend, or the new trend if you prefer, are the people who pay the money- industry investors or the military etc, and then the general public.

My money is on using deep learning for "low-level" sort of sensory tasks and then GOFAI, symbolic techniques, for high-level reasoning. There has been some recent activity on trying to marry symbolic reasoning and deep learning (e.g. differentiable ILP, from Evans and Grefenstette in DeepMind [1] etc) and it's a promising line of research that has the potential to yield "best-of-both-worlds" results.

But - "AI going away"? Not any time soon!

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[1] https://arxiv.org/abs/1711.04574

Although note that their assertion that ILP can't address noisy or ambiguous data is plainly wrong :)
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There is no more manly profession then working in tech for collage educated people. People are literally choosing tech because, and I am quoting here, "it is good job for a boy". I mean, it is good job, but boys are not loosing masculinity by doing tech at all. Quite the opposite.

Men in tech are somewhat more introverted then the rest. They are not more emotional nor feminine then actors, writers, sales or literally any profession. Speaking of groups, the men with least in control are those who end up in jail and similar troubles.
I love cyberpunk. Essential ingredients are:

- hostile AI

- Corporations and Government surveilance and going dark

- DNA / implant chips / biometric border controls

- Borders protected by armed drones / robots

- Underground Identities markets
From what I heard buildup on the panels isn't that big a deal because the wind also blows it away. But if sunlight is cut off too long the battery becomes empty and the heaters won't work anymore. So it would literally freeze to death.
I'm scratching my head at where the /mnt mount is coming from. If you're doing "docker run -v /:/mnt <sketchy_username>/mysql" then absolutely nobody can help you.
Don't want to sound overly negative but for some reason this makes me think of SharePoint. I'm sure it's nothing like it though :)
>You can say that about any library; it has nothing to do with the popularity, support or quality of the particular dependency. If the technical decision makers choose not to use something you like then you won't get to use it.

The "technical decision makers" though has very much to do with the "popularity, support or quality of the particular dependency".

If a dependency is popular then more technical decision makers at more companies will be using it, and the more choices one that likes/wants to work with it has for a job.

>This is one of the key reasons to climb your career ladder. If you climb high enough you get to be that decision maker.

Which will make the point moot, as they wont be the one coding using the technology anymore.
This is not dissimilar to research done on artificial regulatory networks driving paterning in drsosophila. Turns out the topological circuitry, not the biological details explains the behavior. The network actually didn’t work initially until they added a then unknown gene that they later discovered. They even used this artificial network to predict phenotypic mutations that were later confirmed emirically.

One of the reasons why we have such a problem getting our heads around neural networks is that we don’t test and remove the spurious interactions in our topological visualization. Do that and the underlying circuit will reveal itself in the same way that any second year EE can identify the circuit topology of a 3-bit adder. Neural networks don’t have binary logic gates, rather you can have a large number of inputs and it works on a threshold basis.
Try to understand their point of view. Maybe he/she hates your guts, but I doubt it.

I’d ask something like:

“I’m certain you have your reasons about not wanting me to attend the conference, but they aren’t clear to me. I have the best interests of the company in mind, but from my point of view this feels like a unduly limitation of my personal liberty. I do understand there’s not always the time or energy to explain yourself to those you manage, and I don’t want to question your decisions. But I wish you would explain your reasoning about why you feel I should not attend the conference. And maybe see if there is a possibility of a compromise? I hope you try to understand my point of view here, I do not want any sour feelings to develop between us.“

Also, give people time to change their minds. Just gently asking a few times a couple of times in advance, preferably during downtime or when your manager is in a relaxed state if mind. It might help them reconsider the idea, even if it feels like nagging. Just be wary that you don’t come off as “not listening” or questioning their authority. If you manager is really difficult you could ask a superior, but be very careful, you can be certain they won’t like you going behind their back.
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>>Many managers will just keeping adding more and more responsibilities to their 'best' workers until they either start saying "no", quit or burn out, often without any malice or ill intent.

I consider such people total failure as managers and try to avoid.
To be fair, this is a limitation of Docker, there is nothing Traefik can do about it.
Generalization is a more fundamental problem, and (imho) should be tackled first at a more fundamental level.

For example, if you have a classifier that can recognize cats, it doesn't mean it will work for cartoon cats. You'd have to train the system all over again with cartoon cats. Instead, you want the system to learn more like humans, where only a small number of examples is necessary to make the connection between real and cartoon cats.
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Breathe, it may seem like the world is falling apart, but you will be OK. You should be able to start a low-skill job to make ends meet. If you're in a city, start driving Uber and Lyft! The hours are flexible so as to give you time to apply. Also, do you have any friends or family you can stay with instead of staying in a shelter or your car? Now is the time to call in any favors.

Good luck!
This seems to more accurately represent the reality of the situation in my experience.
I've been working in the tech sector since forever. A year ago I took a gig in the Middle East, working for a logistics company. This not being a tech company, plus the lack of tech talent in this region means that the company isn't anywhere as sophisticated as my past companies. Very few people here could get a job at any of my previous companies.

However, it's growing like crazy, hitting revenue goals we never were able to hit in my previous companies, because there is such a huge demand on the market here for logistics/deliveries.

Lesson learned = do something the market wants, you don't even need to be that good to be successful (wrt growth).
Sure, but so could the OS or app distributors. You need to establish a baseline of trust somewhere, and this will likely be on the official (or your cherry picked official) images, and you build from there.
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I think hostile AI isn't really an essential ingredient in cyberpunk for me, but some sort of AI, and often coupled with some sort of conflict between whether the AI is hostile or benevolent. I associate cyberpunk very much with the grey area between man and machine.
They do, but you can easily see what's being used as a base image. If it's something odd then you should think twice about using it.
> I had never heard of this myth

so... never played the Lemmings video game ?
ditto to this one, exactly what I would try to do with the same order.
Nvidia. That's where a lot of the SGI engineers went to work.
As already suggested output parsing here is necessary due to multiple possible outcomes.

I just want to add that if you have to parse command output, enforce the output format as well as you can. The --verbose bug really shouldn’t have happened.
FYI, for artificially generated rooms, there is already the SceneNet RGB-D dataset - "5M Photorealistic Images of Synthetic Indoor Trajectories with Ground Truth"

https://robotvault.bitbucket.io/scenenet-rgbd.html

I think there are only 15k different rooms, rather than 2M you suggested, though!
I recently got a gemini PDA, and i started to look at blogging on this thing. (basically android phone with physical keyboard)

Two biggest contenders were wordpress and blogger. I don't want a cms for my blog so blogger made sense, unfortunately it's tied up to google.

Ghost seems compelling, but 20$/month or 5-10$ on other hosting companies is too much, i won't spend hundred(s) every year on my blog. For now at least.

There is markdown editors on F-droid, and static site generators are viable.

I will definitely look into Blot.
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I had a Mamiya 645 which had 120 and also 220 backs. The 220 roll had double the number of exposures, this was enabled by a thinner film and less backing paper from what I recall. I recently sold it all and was told the 220 backs were worthless now, I presume the film is no longer / not widely available.
The point of the interview is to sync up those expectations. If you're wondering what's their definition of brilliant, that's the perfect time to ask.
Oh, true that :) Sorry, I might have misread your comment!
You’re right, of course, ehehe. Just avoiding to express personal opinions, so that no flamewars or endless arguments waste your day, is not passive enough if you still sign up once and sign in daily. Therefore, the next step is deactivating my account for good while following trusted sources without logging in at all? Twitter cookies would still track my activity, though.
I see a lot of people complaining this doesn't support Git. To me this is an advantage.

Source control is essential for managing code but for handling a few text files on a blog it's probably unnecessary overhead.

Also most people aren't programmers, there is a large audience who could edit a markdown file but have no idea what Git is. I'm sure I could teach my mum markdown in an hour or so but there is no way she could ever grasp Git.
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It surprises me they could transmit an analog signal back while keeping its quality secret from the Soviets. I wonder if they did succeed at that, or just at keeping the rest of us in the dark.
I'm an economics noob, but is `comparing regional prices to national income` in some way technically wrong or misleading in some way?
Invest in yourself.

If your work is too important, then invest in yourself some more.

More performant self = Better output.
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> lossless analog compression

Are there any details of this? Some of the documents imply it's simply FM modulated, no different from passing a tightly-focused B&W TV camera over the film.
> You don't make friends at job

The more general variation on this theme is : "Most of your friends aren't".

They're drinking buddies, folks to talk to at $event and $hobby_club

If shit meets fan most of them will disappear. There will be a few who turn out to be real friends. A few in each group will surprise you greatly.
> how can Jawbone control what the DoJ does?

This likely started with Jawbone complaining to the authorities and then co-operating with the investigation. OP’s characterisation of these indictments as “a BS attempt by Jawbone's management to screw over a former competitor” would appear inchoate given the text of the indictments hasn’t yet been released.
> Digital is not always better,

People are currently getting excited about the picture quality of 4k and beyond. The old cinema film is, as I understand it, roughly equivalent of about 12k digital cinema. The way the work is quite different so it's not directly comparable.
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Link to a talk about the camera.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7HRF8rQD1Vw

Short bit about the film. (cia.gov)

https://www.cia.gov/library/readingroom/docs/CIA-RDP33-02415...
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You’re not OP but you’ve move the goal posts from security to number of dependencies. I think GP was focusing on how are other package managers different from npm when it comes to security except maybe apt and pacman?

And node_modules is now a flat tree for the most part.

The number of dependencies a basic JavaScript project pulls is definitely something to be concerned about though.
It's mostly bad intentions in this case. Gunther Oettinger is a corrupt piece of sht that has proposed things such as "EU carriers should consolidate and they should require consumers to be in 3-year contracts so they can innovate better". Because we all know that industry consolidation and longer forced contracts on users is what makes services better!

He's the one behind these dumb copyright ideas, and he pushed for similar stuff in Germany. He proposed/wrote them when he was still a Commissioner until a year or two ago.
Passing a driving exam in Spain may suck and not work on the 1st (or the 6th) try, but gosh it leaves some funny stories to tell afterwards.

Use a trackball instead of a mouse. Your wrists will thank you for it.

People share their feelings more often than I thought. Maybe opening up isn't as bad.
> Apart from some syntactic commonalities and expressiveness, Nim doesn't have a lot in common with Python.
> The idiomatic approach to solving problems in Python and Nim are different

On a practical level, they are close enough to let you convert Python code to Nim with reformatting and replacing instead of doing a complete rewrite.
* Five co-founders are too many.

* If you are working on someone else's crappy idea, think about working on your own crappy idea.

* Call people you might need later when you don't need them. Or they tend to disappear when you do need them.

* Learn about the stock market and invest right away. You'll make money, lose money, then understand money.

* Build as many projects as time allows. It's nice to have the option to pick and choose.

* If you don't do the thing you want to do today, 5 years from now you'll remember and wonder how different your life would have been if you did.

* Don't ask people what they think about your idea. They'll either be supportive or mean to you. None of these are about your idea.

* Have a conversation with someone who doesn't speak your language. Make the effort to understand them. Mr Tereso, came out of nowhere and taught me life lessons that changed my life. He spoke no English, and i spoke Duolingo level Japanese.

* I'll end with this. If you are bored, create something. Make a clay pot, a drawing on paper, a JavaScript file, a wooden structure, a shoe rack, a sand castle, a matchstick home, a story. Make something you can look at the end result and you'll never get bored again...
> "Most of your friends aren't".

Yea, I think that's what I wanted to write. And drinking is the best way to get a promotion, knowledge and skills don't matter if you drink with the boss.
120 film is widely available. I don't know why 220 film was not that popular.
AI that decides if you are not a good fit for or a threat to society. And kicks off all kinds of threat control measures. Black Mirror S03E01.
This particular case is definitely a backdoor and malicious. The images were pretending to by mysql, mssql, Apache etc.
Maybe you're jumping to the conclusion too fast. Most coins don't have publicly declared vulnerabilities (ie there might be many 0days). But it might be untrue that bitcoin price is not being manipulated (an attack itself on the network) based on multiple articles on HN alone.

So bitcoin might not be too unique or valuable.
Care to expand on Chapel? Is it used somewhere in prod?
Managing people is hard, so it is always important to recognise this and help your manager by being proactive with ideas that help her/him manage the team, understanding what is important to her/him and the organisation, and contribute greatly to showing results as a team. Too often we unnecessarily feel that we are on different sides - and overblow this in our minds.
It's what SharePoint is. Except that by the time you've fought through the awful tooling, horrible performance and useless documentation just to do simple things you've forgotten (or no longer care) about what the original problem you were trying to solve was.

This looks much better. Hopefully it's not a Wave-esque Google hobby.
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