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> Your claim was that nobody bothers to report, but I oppose to the claim because I have seen people reporting

The claim was that people don't report crime, and you claim to see people reporting suspicions. Even if it weren't just an anecdote, it isn't even addressing the point accurately.

> thus I still conclude your claim is false.

Neither of you have actually provided anything beyond generalizations and anecdotes. Any conclusion based on what's been presented so far is incredibly premature.
I could definitely see openssl being tricky (libz not so much, but I might very well be naive here) - but how does changing the libc help with either?
Have you ever needed to generate a random number in code?
I always wear a bandana when tourusting about in hot weather. Make it wet from a water bottle and put it on my neck for a bit of instant continuous cooling. Put it on the head, spreading around the forehead for even more cooling. Put it on my wrist and then occasionally wipe the forehead for occasional / no cooling.

Another “trick” is cardiovascular health. I was miserable in heat for some time but thing got a lot better after I picked up cycling - 32 c humid heat produced no discomfort (apart from sweat).
This is why I believe in CRDTs: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17221221

With the right spec, you can have Google Docs style real-time collaboration or Slack style chat while allowing users to own and archive their data, remaining resilient under arbitrary network conditions and topologies, and retaining full edit history with the option to link to any previous revisions or even individual changes (with context). The system could be built on top of databases, files, or both. Your "*.crdt" documents could live in your Dropbox and work seamlessly with any software that understands the spec.

It'll take some work to get there, though. And of course, it'll never be as resource-efficient as a centralized architecture. But today’s devices can more than handle the strain.
I'm not sure the cost of payloads is independent of launch costs.
Anything that downregulates neuroreceptors and reduces the production of a neurotransmitter will have a noticeable effect on the areas of the body where those receptors are prevalent, as well as the brain. Smoking cannabis reduces the production of anandamide, a naturally occurring endocannabinoid, and downregulates your CB receptors. Anandamide is being discovered to have essential roles in your endocrine system and many other systems. Cannabis addiction is very real, and can leave a heavy user hospitalized from the withdrawal effects. I have seen first hand heavy dab users being hospitalized with cannabis induced hyperemesis due to the lack of naturally produced anandamide and the downregulation of their cannabinoid receptors. Sure, the average or occasional user may be able to get by without severe side effects from their withdrawal, but with the ease of access we are finding people are smoking more cannabis then they ever have in the past. The mentality that the drug is safe leads to heavily increased use for those who quickly build tolerance. Sure the drug may not kill, but the physiological and psychological effects are not to be ignored.
Higher amounts of them are starting to vape than the rates of smoking would predict.
The point is that other scripts on the page can find out that id=0x1234567, and use that value for tracking requests. Since you've cached it, they can track you across sessions.
Different level of liability. When GPL missteps are discovered in software, the offender can usually just re-release the software without the GPL code and move on. In hardware…it's soldered into a bunch of devices all over the place. Consider Intel taking a $475 million hit for the FDIV bug (requiring a hardware replacement) vs the invisible bugfixing through microcode (i.e., software) they do now.
Maybe he's arbitraging over time, not space.
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How dare they do that, while endangering the real firefighters and putting everyone else's property at greater risk.

Seriously, you keep forgetting the point that they are not an island. Their actions have effects on other people, as well.
Meh, I usually look at my route ahead of time with both google maps and apple maps. Sometimes one is better, sometimes the other is better. Apple Maps is good enough for what I use it for, and it does integration with iOS better.
https://www.wired.com/story/feds-seize-backpagecom-site-link...
I have worked with many manufacturing companies in china. One of my vendors grew from 1 container a day to over 5 right now in thr course of 3 years. I know this because i have seen the US port data.

He is perhaps the most cutt throat person i have ever met in my life. When i read this article about Mr Ding, he reminds me of him

One time i had a meeting with him at a covention. We talked about different specs for products for an 40 foot container order. As we started talking, another one of his clients who did 2xs or more business we did stopped by at the booth.

I kid you not but he told me to go fuck off right then and there in mandarin. There was only one extra seat and I occupied it. He had the most dead pan serial killer eye expression i have ever seen. We were just having a nice light casual conversation in english talking about spec clarifications one second before.

We still did business with him because you cant argue with the quality of goods he brought. His trade records were impeccable and spoke for themselves.

I've worked with high level execs before in the states. But I have never seen someone stab me in the back right in front of me so fast before.

The mentality in China on the exec level is so different.
It's occurred to me that a rocket is perhaps the perfect metaphor for a pessimistic reading of the fermi paradox. It's a device that perfectly encapsulates how much easier it is to destroy society, than it is to pull society out of a gravity well. In the first instance, by blowing up on the launchpad. In the second, by providing the means for competing societies to nuke the whole world into a mass extinction.

The problem is the same for all of the ideas like space-elevators, or asteroid mining, or spacetravel as a normal thing - given our current politics, there's no way you'd avoid occasional rock-droppage with catastrophic consequences for people still stuck on earth. It would just be too easy. If you start thinking along the lines towards nuclear-fueled rockets, the problem just gets worse.

Non-weapon rockets are high-energy, fiddly devices - and their dumb purely-destructive siblings are far simpler.

If launching rockets became cheap enough to put people on Mars, that would also mean they'd be cheap enough so even small states could afford ICBMs. Because rockets are ICBMs.
They finally solved the banking problem by starting their own bank, although you still can't get USD in or out for some reason.
E-cigs have been on sale for like a decade now. What kind of regulations are you hoping for?
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The more I think about it, the less I understand why you'd ever need to explicitly block permissions. Permission groups are a good idea, but since the interviewer said it's not a data structure or algorithm question, I think it's trying to elicit problem analysis from the interviewee. What are the use-cases for blocking permissions? Why can't you just refactor the tree so that all assignments are allow? Using a mix of allow and deny is convoluted.

It seems like a trick question designed to see if the candidate is willing to question assumptions.
We almost had a nuclear space program. It got cancelled for non-technical reasons. On a planet with harder take-off, that program would get all the funds it could possibly need.
Google maps is also very weak/nonexistent with planning a specific route, saving it, and using it. It's possible to plan a route with the web version, but there is no way to save it so it's usable past that. Sending it to mobile google maps and it recalculates everything.
Actually, you just might get cancer from nicotine.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4553893/
With these post-mortem stories, I feel like there's a million ways to fail and maybe a few hundred ways to succeed.

Sure, you can learn through failure, but I see more value in trying to emulate success.

For example, we don't apprentice with multiple bad electricians to find out not to do it, we might apprentice with one or two good ones to find out how to do it well.
His price will most likely just come under what it would cost to produce somewhere else. Anyone else in China has to deal with laws and regulations. If the news article is correct he's essentially fixed the rules so that he has the best position out of anyone who could otherwise compete.

- He has a permit

- He has economies of scale

- He owns the logistics and shipping

- He is the defacto controller of the port considering how scared people are of him

- He's cutting his costs of operation to a minimum by moving everything under his control since there are no middlemen siphoning of money for their own profit.

The nature of other markets like the US means the cost of production is prohibitive in most cases. This is literally the playbook on doing business from time immemorial.

Check out the billonaire cheese guy for more examples of good positioning and secretive ceos.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/chloesorvino/2017/05/23/james-l...
None of those claims have been found to be lies. They are based on his own words and actions.

I will not take anything on his instagram as any kind of proof of anything; he has absolutely no credibility on anything.
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Can’t you open up a SSH-tunnel from the lambda? I think there are Python clients if OpenSSH isn’t available in lambda instances (anyone know which binaries are available? I suppose it’s a quite barebone Linux container)
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4553893/
The idea is that if you visit two sites, and on both sites you use the same token, the ad-provider (or whoever) can associate you across the two origins because of the cached token.
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doxygen is tool to programmatically generate documentation from properly formatted comments. If you use python, it is very similar to pydoc. We never actually used the generated documentation but basically used the format as a style guide. For functions it looks like:

/** @brief Prints character ch with the specified color
* at position (row, col).
*
* If any argument is invalid, the function has no effect.
*
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* @param col The column in which to display the character.
* @param ch The character to display.
* @param color The color to use to display the character.
* @return Void.
*/
void draw_char(int row, int col, int ch, int color);

Here is the class's guide to doxygen https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~410/doc/doxygen.html
You couldn't be any more dead-on. EDA feels like Scientology, where with every level closer to the core you first need to invest half your life savings + a firstborn. I have an FPGA lying on my desk I can do barely anything interesting with because there are no open-source cores for even simple things like USB3.1 controllers or Thunderbolt or pretty much any interesting bus. Protocols are strongly guarded open secrets where everyone in the industry knows how they work (like MIPI for example) but God Forbid anyone outside the industry might show interest in them. Then you first need a $100k annual membership to the foundation and need to sign and NDA with your blood and that of the next three kin in line.

There's a cargo cult confidentiality that achieves absolutely nothing if not completely frustrating out anyone who tries their best to keep their interest in it alive.
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With a space elevator, don't you need a mass some distance above geosync to hold the weight of the cable and the payload as it ascends?
The act of smoking is a huge part of the addiction. It took me a few months once I got to 0 nicotine ecig liquid just to quit that. For months after that, I constantly had the urge just to smoke. Wasn't even about the nicotine anymore.
Same. You aren’t alone. For me, meditating is important but I usually just pace around instead, which could be worse. I am mentioning this incase you have something similar that you’re not doing. I don’t know any doctors in the area because I don’t live there. Sorry. I wish I did. Please be patient and deep breaths. Sorry I don’t have anythingg else to offer but I care.
All I know is that I vastly prefer hanging around people that vape vs smoke. I am middle aged and wasn't that familiar with it but started running events with older teens and young adults with vaping being somewhat common (small fraction overall). For some events a dozen people go outside to smoke and then come back stinking the entire place up. Vapers on the other hand just take some puffs in the room and no one even notices or go out and come back smelling normal. Of course the highly scented or large clouds are annoying but not what most vapers I know do. Not sure how "juuling" figures in here but wanted to share my experience. Growing up annoyed with a mom who smoked and generally hating it, vaping has been a bit of a relief as compared to cigarette smokers.
Your comment reads as if you equate 'BGA' with 'SMD', a BGA is a ball grid array with up to 1,000 tiny pads that have been pre-dipped in solder. Your toaster isn't going to work.
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Doris Lessing's age is interesting in this case. She is the same generation as my mother. The difference in views and attitudes toward men between that generation, my wife's generation, and my daughter's generation is concerning enough that I go out of my way to teach my grandson that it's great to be a man. Hopefully it will be enough to counterbalance the unthinking, automatic, and pervasive attacks on his masculinity that I have seen him experience at school and sometimes at home.
It's pretty incredible how fast Juul took over the market. Even a year or two ago nobody I knew really vaped or smoked. But now Juul has basically made vaping popular. It's super easy to get, lightweight, and amazingly effective (i.e. addictive). I watched my friend go from never smoking a cigarette in his life to getting a Juul, to having serious stress and mood swings if he couldn't find his Juul. If he lost his Juul, he bought a new one immediately, no matter the price.
with gdb 7.12 or later, you can exclude files matching a glob with "skip -gfile", e.g. "skip -gfile /usr/*".
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I designed the ABEL language back in the 80's for compiling designs targeted at programmable logic arrays and gate arrays. It was very successful, but it died after a decade or so.

It'd probably be around today and up to date if it was open source. A shame it isn't. I don't even know who owns the rights to it these days, or if whoever owns it even knows they have the rights to it, due to spinoffs and mergers.
Nuclear rockets do not have to be about detonating nuclear warheads. Nuclear thermal rockets have no detonation, no fallout and no wide-scale meltdown risk. They've been demonstrated[1] to have efficiencies 3-4x greater than conventional engines without sacrificing thrust.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Timberwind
>> Puzzled as to why it's so important to some companies to grill on this stuff, expecting it to be top-of-mind, even for front end roles.

Either they do consider it important to the role, or they are trying to select for young CS grads, or they just haven't tried to do any better in their hiring process, or they don't know how.
I wish I was a better and quicker writer. I am pretty good at designing things and coding them but it's really hard for me to put the design on paper. Takes me forever. I know other people who are really good at this and it's an invaluable skill especially if you have a lead role.
Always nice when movies go beyond the usual "do show source on the movie's website and have it scroll in a translucent overlay."
Extracting Super Mario Bros levels with Python
Title needs to mention that this is specifically the github organization account, not Gentoo in general.
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Agreed, if you meant a toaster oven. It does take precise temperature control if you want any chance at reliability. And a fine touch. It's easy to line the whole thing up one row off and have to scrap the part, which is a bummer if you can't re ball it.
Alastair Reynolds had his Lighthuggers (close to C capable interstellar ships) sheathed in a big shell of diamond I think (and cancerous machine growths in one case), which would be a cool sight.
Weed doesn't do anything against depression. Never in my life have I seen anyone's depression being improved by weed.
Flying a drone above a wildfire doesn't automatically prove intent
This is the basic premise of the rounding system - it's really not worth the effort of quarreling over the gain or loss of two cents.

IMO Canada should've gotten rid of the nickel as well. One step at a time, I guess.
> To be clear, there is no securing yourself against state level actors. You can harden yourself, and reduce your target area and/or footprint, but there's no way to actually make yourself secure.

Yes. Your best bet is hiding. Once you're identified, it's basically over. It's just another facet of the state monopoly on force.
The difference between QC and all those other examples of interference is that, in the case of QC, the interference happens in configuration space rather than ordinary 3-dimensional space. And configuration space is enormous; it has a dimension that grows exponentially with the number of particles. The number of paths that could interfere with each other to produce a given amplitude is likewise exponential (in that case, in the number of computational steps).

No, of course no one has proven that it can work: presumably, the only proof that will convince everyone will be the actual construction of the machines! But in the 1990s, the theory of quantum error-correction convinced almost everyone that, as far as current physics can say, the difficulties (though staggering) seem to be ""merely"" difficulties of engineering. As I discussed in another answer, a deep reason why QC could never be scaled would be MUCH more interesting scientifically than a mere success in scaling it (which would "merely" confirm what physicists already believe). And of course, with the ongoing efforts of Google and others to demonstrate "quantum supremacy" with 50-70 qubits, we're likely to get experimental results that are relevant to your questions within the next few years.
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Because smoking as a habit has very little to do with nicotine addiction. The psychological addiction is the key. After a long period of smoking it takes only a few days to fully overcome nicotine withdrawal whereas it takes much longer time and effort to get rid of the habit itself. Smoke, gestures, the ritual, everything related to smoking becomes a part of your identity, so replacing the whole package is easier compared to eliminating everything but the chemical aspect.
Man, I can't even count the number of times that Apple Maps has sent me to the wrong block for a business. I give up, open Google Maps, and figure out exactly where I need to go. When you live in the suburbs, with giant shopping centers every block, and 30-40 stores in each, it does get a little old.
How you know that Ukraine still doesn't have nuclear weapons?
You can use a toaster, but your yield will be poor. Slapping some insulation on the oven and a PID controller will improve things significantly.

If you screw up the solder job, you can use a hot air gun to remove the BGA part, reball it (using a stencil, fairly cheap if its a common package), then try reflowing again.

If you practice for a few hours on scrap electronics, you can get good enough at it.
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Humans would find a way.
No, you can't think about social dynamics by merely considering people as atoms in a vacuum. Well, you can, but your suppositions will have an attenuated relationship to reality.
This article argues that these companies want physicists to handle the abstract math and numerical programming that machine learning requires. But physicists don't have a monopoly on those skills; they are taught in plenty of engineering disciplines and applied math programs. I would even argue that as long as you can handle the math, you are better off with an education focusing on an engineering discipline so you can learn the design aspects of building large pieces of infrastructure as well.
Why can't people spell "losing?"