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Thanks for the Wikipedia link. I'll post here a portion of the page because I think it's incredibly insightful:

> Anne Morelli has summarized and systematized the contents of Ponsonby's classic in "ten commandments of propaganda":

1- We do not want war.

2- The opposite party alone is guilty of war.

3- The enemy is the face of the devil.

4- We defend a noble cause, not our own interest.

5- The enemy systematically commits cruelties; our mishaps are involuntary.

6- The enemy uses forbidden weapons.

7- We suffer small losses, those of the enemy are enormous.

8- Artists and intellectuals back our cause.

9- Our cause is sacred.

10- All who doubt our propaganda, are traitors.
Marx was literally a part of western civilisation.
> an ICO complete with white paper. The wonders of a DNA based blockchain could be leveraged to guarantee that the product is legit.

The got dog man is Satoshi!!
The one thing that’s quite obvious from your posts is that you have a very, very loose grip on basic business and economic principles.
There is a recent Journey to the West Movie, which is very well made!
Probably referring to the likes of BadUSB
The artificial artificial intelligence way.
That's a whole bunch of words to say you just don't plain like relational databases.

Using SQL injection as a case against them is also fairly silly; the error there is that you don't sanitise your input. It has nothing to do where the query goes, any type of data store is vulnerable in that scenario.
Money-related matters are my primary automation as well. Especially with the fair bit of traveling I do, it largely eliminates something I'd have to keep an eye on and probably get a late fee from every now and then.

Like you, it does mean I need to make mental notes to check into things every now and then so that there aren't charges I don't understand or investments that really seem out of whack.

Pretty much the only other thing of note I do, besides have a lawn service, is some automated plant watering because of the aforementioned traveling. For this and other reasons my schedule is variable enough that none of the usual SmartHome stuff really does anything for me even if it solved problems I felt I had, which I don't other than some remote monitoring.
I know this is not going to be a popular opinion, but using Windows for critical systems, even air-gapped and everything is simply irresponsible. Windows seems to be too hard to secure, and these problem keep happening again and again.

It's not that Linux or some RTOS would necessarily be immune to a targeted attack like Stuxnet, but they would be immune from the random crap malware that exists in the Windows world.
But there is an axiom: it is OK for the US to do to others what it complains about when done to itself.

Anyone see this? How is that not election interference?
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=nm-50K-XELY
> At least this research was honest. But it's not saying what people want to hear, and so it will be ignored

I think you underestimate how much teacher unions want to hear this result, and their political influence
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This is really needed in the NLP world. Most things are english only.
I think modern washers weigh the clothes and change their cycles based off that and other information. Mine is similar but seems to always overestimate the time instead, which is probably the better failure state.
It's behind a login and they've asked for parents' consent for each child separately. Everyone with access has agreed not to share any of the photos.

I actually haven't shared my scraper script just because I think someone would then share the pictures (perhaps accidentally).

EDIT: I'll just add that there are no public photos of my kids and I ask anyone who takes photos not to share them outside family. So I do agree with your point.
FastMail for email provider, bunch of servers and that's pretty much it.
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My son used to ask me every morning whether to wear warm-weather clothes or cool-weather clothes, so I wrote a app that scraped some weather data and served it up in a web page as a temperature graph, along with a recommendation for what kind of clothes to wear.
Check out the book “The Course of Love” by Allain de Botton. I don’t think the problem is that the parents were happy! It’s that they were apparently unable to teach the being-happy-in-a-relationship skill to their kids. And it is a skill: more natural for some than others, but possible for everyone to learn and improve on with time and effort.
USB connections in the cockpit are used for charging devices in electronic flight bag (tablets etc). I'm not sure if the USB controller is connected to anything else than power supply, but it might still be programmable allowing it to distribute malware.
> It's also your choice to not write your own gaming console that is DRM-free. What's stopping you?

Slightly OT: Michael Mrozek (EvilDragon1717) indeed attempts to create a handheld gaming console that is as free as commercially possible: the Pyra, which hopefully comes out this year:

> https://pyra-handheld.com/
> how a grown man can do stuff like this, especially to a woman..., staring into their eyes.

Why would the gender of the victim make the killing easier or harder? The act of ritualistic killing an other human being and pulling out their beating hearth uncomprehendable regardless of what gender the victim is. What ever method the priests used to bring themselves to perform such act its questionable if gender was any factor.

How do you know that the priest was all male? The Aztec had both female and male gods, and Wikipedia talks about male and female priests. The article does not claim that all the priests were male.
It's a shame they didn't take their solution all the way and recommended the Thue-Morse sequence.[1]

[1]:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thue%E2%80%93Morse_sequence
I've automated almost all of my diabetes management into a level I basically can look into graphs and decide the level I want my glucose to go.

For glucose monitoring I use Dexcom G5 sensors[0] and xDrip[1] open source monitoring application for Android.

Insulin delivery is handled by a Accu-Chek Spirit Combo[2] pump, that is one of the rare pumps with a Bluetooth connection. The entity deciding the basal rates and corrections is an open source Android app called AndroidAPS[3].

As an insulin I use the fastest available analog Fiasp from Novo Nordisk, that works 10-15 minutes after injection.

All of these combined together has dropped my A1c results from 7.5% to 5.5%, being 90% of the time between 4.0 mmol/l and 8.5 mmol/l, and having no severe hypoglycemias. Basically I got myself some more years to live without any complications and in general I feel much better when I can sleep my nights without worrying and can eat whatever I want whenever I want.

Oh, and a warning to everybody who tries this: Accu-Chek will not cover any damage, there is nobody taking any responsibility of the results from the treatment you get out of the software. For me this works much better than any other treatment, but for others it might be even dangerous.

[0] https://www.dexcom.com/g5-mobile-cgm

[1] https://github.com/NightscoutFoundation/xDrip/

[2] https://www.accu-chek.com/insulin-pumps-integrated-systems/c...

[3] https://github.com/MilosKozak/AndroidAPS/
At least this can point out some of the cognitive traps that they might not be aware of. Also this might help people around them recognize their problems and then try to find them help. When the awareness of depression is still not high enough in the population, many of the problems can be hard to properly understand, describe and classify.

At least I would say I can recognize some patterns both in my past self and also in several people I am familiar with much clearer after reading it. I don't think the author in any way wanted them to get "pilloried" and "feel bad". That's definitely not the intention.
I had multiple relationships over the course of my 15 year dating career. Most of them only working for maximum of 2 years. I even moved in with one of them, but it didn't help much. Only when I found out what I wanted, things got better.

The problem had something to do with missing kindness and generosity, but those were just the symptoms.

The reasons were unmet expectations.

The problem with expectations is, you just have them and don't necessarily know how to articulate them. Often you don't even know that you have them.

So you are in a relationship, don't say what you really want, because you don't know it, or feel shame for it etc., and then you start to lose interest in your partner because they don't give you the right thing. Then you become unkind and your partner leaves you.
Tor and proxies solve that problem pretty nicely from experience.

Not saying this is right, but if the service provider wants to play cat and mouse then I’m happy to take part.
Food processor? ;)
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At this point there have been so many claims of election interference with nothing to prove it so I have no qualms about simply dismissing yours unless you deem it worthwhile to back up your claims.

I'm not doubting that they interfered, I just haven't seen any evidence of it and you haven't helped at all.
I bought an e-reader called reMarkable [0] that I use every day to read technical stuff on it.

At some point, I got tired of the process to sync files: download the document from the browser, open the reMarkable app and drag the file into it.

I automated this workflow, and now I can just "print" directly to the device [1] the article/document I'm reading.

[0] https://remarkable.com/
[1] https://github.com/juruen/rmapi/blob/master/docs/tutorial-pr...
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I don't think cockroaches will evolve their own archeologists as soon as 2600...
> Now, a little older, the prospect of fines that will take a lifetime to repay and/or prison is way more deterring. As a kid, you just never think about it.

I believe one does think about that, but concludes that the risk to get rich is worth it (because one has few such chances in life) and if all things go bad, there is still the suicide option.
Clearly that talk about how toxic nuclear power plants were going to be for future generations was idle speculation and fear-mongering.

We are spending a lot of money decommisioning legacy nuclear power stations.
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I dont believe in discrimination against bots. They have rights too and will be just as intelligent as humans in the future.
Any hardware gurus out there care to tak about how this helps? I guess having a flat pool of heterogenous resources is nice. As long as there’s a decent SDK that abstracts the hard stuff away I’m all for it.
Audio is commonly represented in a format called pulse code modulation (PCM), where the amplitude of the sound is recorded using an integer or a floating point number (a "sample") anywhere from 12,000 to 192,000 times a second. Each sample is usually linearly proportional to amplitude rather than logarithmically.

I am unaware of any audio program which internally represents audio in dB. Waveform displays default to linear scales, though logarithmic scaling is usually available. Just about the only place where logarithmic scales are the default is frequency domain graphical representations like spectrograms.
Hmm guess thats the disadvantage of allowing USB to do anything.

Cant limit even what looks like a mouse to be a mouse only..
Good luck with Turkish. A very large lookup table may work for %90 cases but it will still fail. A basic `true` lemmatizer requires either a complex graph with rules, or an FST generated from it. input is searched through the graph and morphological disambiguator must be applied to result to pick the correct lemma.
He never left Java.
I develop on Mac but run a Linux VM for this very reason.
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Not really no. I recall that linus tech tips had same question when they made a similar setup.

The question about "how many installations does one license allow" does not seem to be much explored by the courts, so I am not that worried for personal setup like this. One could argue that multiple VM is just technical details for what is in practical terms a single user and a single machine.
if you try to explain this to the people concerned they still look at you like you're from Mars and complain that we "can't" work like that

The way that many companies allocate budgets for projects isn't very compatible with lean product development. Once the benefits of lean are understood, one might think that the budgeting process could be changed. But yeah, the way that companies (do not) critically think about their established processes is also not very compatible with lean ;-)

Economics to the rescue, a language that companies should understand. Assuming same odds of success for each project, it's way less risky to fund many small projects compared to just a few large projects.

Well explained here: https://youtu.be/2zYxWEZ0gYg?t=452
I don't see how using Tor would make your legal case any stronger
I noticed that when you listen to compressed audio first you hear the unnaturality of voice and clicks (probably when one frame's ending doesn't match next frame start). But in a few seconds you adapt to it and now voice sounds pretty clear.

It is impressive how far one can compress speech.
But it's worth saying no to the extra billion anyway, because otherwise you can be exploited.

My brother's a Navy officer, and described to me an Air Force base he visited. They'd gotten a certain amount of money, and spent a lot of it on luxurious accommodations including a large swimming pool. They ran out of money without having gotten around to building a runway. Of course they got another round of funding for that.
I doubt there is anything recent as iconic. Overall I think we have moved way beyond having individual generic iconic models at all. Digikey has like thousands (hundreds if you are old-fashioned and want through-hole) of different opamps which probably are mostly interchangeable 741 for most purposes, just pick any one of them.
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Do you have a reference to sources or requirements documents saying that the plants must tolerate a malicious actor in control of the computerized parts of a plant, control rooms and supporting infrastructue? This sounds like quite a hard problem to solve.

Safety, meaning defense against accidental events, is in some respects much easier than defense against malicious events. Diversity and redundancy for example are much less effective: failure comes, not from a coincidence of two very unlikely failures, but from the adversary just successfully attacking an additional subsystem in a workflow of several attacks.
Hey there - I'm the author.

I think you may have missed the point of the article. This is essentially an FDW for SQLite so that it can read Parquet files, because CSVs are space inefficient.
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I think part of the problem is the ordering of the canine calorie queue: should it not be approximately lifo rather than fifo? If you are indeed correct, I’m curious to know how the canine has direct access to the caloric morsels at the bottom of the container.
There's plenty of CGI in the first JP. At the time it was groundbreaking. The first big reveal of the brachiosaur munching on trees is CGI (this famous clip https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJlmYh27MHg). I think most of the big dinosaurs were CGI. Some of the raptor stuff was costumes. And some of the close-ups were models.

Its interesting to ponder that before Jurassic Park released in 1993, no-one had ever seen a photorealistic moving image of a dinosaur. Every attempt beforehand was glaringly obvious stop motion. See https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5hxSws2W0-E
Sorry, you can’t say “CSS sucks” when the only limitation it has is your lack of knowledge. If YOU can’t build complex layouts with it, it’s not the language’s fault. Plenty of people can. Open an “awards” site and see what people can do and you can’t.
I think it this is a reference to Accelerando?
Not sure what point you're trying to make here. Some people want drama and arguments which do them and others no good. You are staying out of it. You're achieving your aims, making contributions that you think matter, and living a fulfilling life even though some others might not be so close to you much. What's the big deal? Isn't that exactly the point of stoicism?
The analogies makes sense to me because I understand the fundamental concepts of RDBMS and sql injection. Trying to understand sql injection via telegram STOPs is a really broken analogy that only makes the concept more confusing.

With hindsight to say that ORMs are badly needed for complicated systems doesn't seem as impressive as the author tries to imply. The tone of "I knew this all along and it's stupid that people didn't invent and use ORMs before they did" is not helpful and slightly unpleasant.

His point seems to be "I have learned how to explain some of technology's hard problems in a non-useful way to people who don't understand them, in such a way that they still won't understand them". I assume the author uses this to sell books to people who want a shortcut to understanding these problems. I wonder if he provides any solutions?
I would love to read the post-mortem on this one!
Why? Commingled inventory means that some common, standardized items don't need a seller-specific barcode on them, and are just added to a "pool" of that identical product. It's better for consumers because you're getting the closest one of the item you ordered, faster - and at the (lower) price from the seller you selected.

Aside from a couple high profile cases of sellers getting in trouble for inventory they never sent in being associated with them, it's a great benefit to consumers.
I guess this a lecture for all those script-kiddies- leave the actually exploiting to the pros- sell your zero-days on the black market.

Obviously investing in secure software is more costly then having a lobbyist for prison sentences in Washington and a good PR-Department.

The problem is, that way, the whole stack from the metal up is basically crumble, untested and very frail - should one big time agent release a autonomous attack into the wild.
But hey, we saved a dime today. Tomorrow there might be no more dimes, so if it were not for those meddling kids, the bookies would have gotten away with it.
> Perhaps some kind of coin where everybody in the world is issued the same amount or something.

What would be the point of such a currency? Trade and wealth exist because of inequalities. Having the same amount of a currency is same as having none of it!
Why do they have data lines if they're only providing power?
In the end of the day, Composition is the last thing you do to complete one cycle development phase. So components matter for the ease of composition.
My five-year-old is really into the "Rebel Girls" book. Its format -- one page biographies -- makes it easy to flip thru and pick stories.

Unlike almost everything else we read it is both real and edgy.

The one that she returns to the most is Malala, shot in the head by men who didn't like her going to school, won the Nobel peace prize.
I know this in reverse: You want 2 years, so you ask for 4 and you will get 2. They always cut something out, even if you give an accurate number, so better put something in for them to cut.
Except this time it's not "tech" it's money, and money is wired quite deep in your mind as the force of anything. So many people are spending time on btc (I was, and it made me feel all kind of weirds listening to these people and following their games)
I personally prefer Yacky, the Yak-saddle-cleaner-service which tracks the microflora on your saddle and keeps it in check using locally sourced nettle water, this being much better for the environment. As far as I know Yakster just swaps saddles between bikes anyway so it is a bit of a sham, really.
Nice. Any plans for the following features?

- instead of calling the API using "noun", "verb", etc, let the library figure out the type of word.

- let the library return information about the word, e.g. "coolest" -> "cool"+superlative.
>As long as there’s a decent SDK that abstracts the hard stuff away

I'd be very skeptical of that. See: Cell Broadband Engine.
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It is not good for consumers. You buy from a particular seller because you know based on reviews that their item is not counterfeit and then amazon sends you the item from someone else and it is.
I think it was AT&T that had a test number you could call to hear a higher quality phone call (I was pretty young at the time, so my memory is fuzzy). I remember it sounding very good, but that test number was the only time I remember hearing that quality over the POTS. The VoLTE and HD voice I occasionally get on my iPhone reminds me of that system.
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Germany originally planned to bring Turkish guest workers for two years at a time on a non-immigration basis. Maintaining that temporary status proved impossible. In the oughts, Germany had to change its naturalization laws to provide a mechanism for permanent residency and citizenship. But decades of living as second-class non-citizens resulted in lack of assimilation: http://www.spiegel.de/international/germany/turkish-immigrat....

(The integration part is a touchy subject in Germany. My point more directed at the idea that you can have a country with a permanent class of non-citizen immigrant workers. You probably cannot do that in a liberal Western democracy.)
It would be interesting if instead of a simple keyword search to find incidents you could link related incidents in a graph model. Even better - do it real time as the incident is being recorded and addressed.

Also incident trends over time, response time analysis, resolution time analysis and similar post-facto reporting can be useful to operations analysts.
How would commingled inventory have anything to do with brands? Brands can already protect their listings from 3rd party seller issues using Brand Registry / Brand Gating
> Correct me if I'm wrong but WASM still needs CSS since it generates HTML

Yes, you are a bit wrong. Wasm can also mostly sidestep html and css and write to the canvas directly. Some games compiled to wasm do this. You can imagine that in a near future, it will be possible to use the browser merely as the wasm vm which will run and render your crud written in, say, tcl/tk
Why would we take that one, narrow specific segment of software taken as an example of the success or value of open source as a whole? It would be as useful as comparing web server software market share as an indicator of whether Microsoft has succeeded as a company.
There is even a word for it "slotting fees"
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