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> Fidelity is a cheap provider?

No, but they have different tiers of service. In my account, for example, I can sell and purchase intraday. They do what they do for my personal account, which is credit the cash intraday. TL; DR This is not a legal, but contractual, requirement.
World's largest king penguin colony has declined by 90%
Not believing in realty is semantically suspect. Delusion still provides a (false) reality in which to live. Hell if anything it’s evidence of active questioning to perceive anything.
On the site the article links to at the end, it talks about this "jumping the gun" problem.

The Wait Calculation allows future space explorers to avoid the "jumping the gun" problem (and also avoid being paralyzed with indecision by terror of jumping the gun). The equation shows that, assuming technology develops in such a way that there is exponential growth in the velocity of travel, there is an optimal departure time for arriving earliest. Kennedy states that the equation applies even if somebody invents faster-than-light travel.
this dude should do this on multi thread and distributed in cloud. this is so vanilla, also the hacker can just just filter with a easy regex. lame
Build that tool yourself if one doesn't exist yet. The whole community will thank you for it.
I don’t know—there are certainly some interesting / different things in Clojure as compared to other lisps. Even if you can technically do much of what Clojure can do in other lisps, idiomatic Clojure has a feeling that is distinct from CL, Scheme, or even Racket.

If Clojure offers nothing without the large JVM/JS ecosystems, then we could say the same about most languages (that aren't the size of Java/JS).

If it’s that the distinct cocktail of features and ideas in the language aren’t worth anything, then I’d respectfully disagree. But at that point we’d simply be arguing aesthetic preferences.
This is a seriously click-baity title. It makes you think Amazon ignored them lying there in a corner.

In actuality this is a dispute over payments and workers comp.
Paywall bypass. http://archive.is/ITINt
How people do evil in groups.  the case of Nazi Germans
I don't think so. Non-optimal results are always possible at any moment. What I'm suggesting is that natural selection doesn't merely manifest at the moment of reproduction (and that any result at that moment is circularly optimal because it happened), but that in addition, degrees of selection can also gradually deter traits over a series of descendant reproductive opportunities.

The under-fit grandfather may have reproduced in his moment because there wasn't anyone better around to displace him, in that moment, but there are more chances to repress that particular under-fitness in any descendants that carry it.
PHP used to be very slow, it got better with v7.0.

It's still quite slow compared to C/C++/Rust/Go, more than 10x slower:

https://benchmarksgame-team.pages.debian.net/benchmarksgame/...
That's what all of us oldies do. We can't get used to the hip new stuff so quickly ;)
zOMG! When does that come out
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I evidently had this completely wrong, I can't now correct it, so I've upvoted those pointing out that it's wrong.
Linus Torvalds comes to mind... Although somehow the tech community seems to think his juvenile rants are supremely brave and honest.
The plan is obvious, but the real question is: can they succeed? Russian economic power is negligible but if China stops accepting payments in USD for all the stuff they export then that could do a lot of damage.
Functor, Monoid, and Semigroup are the worst. There's a complete lack of literacy when it comes to abstract algebra in practical programming. Monoid is so incredibly simple but the jargon and terminology is what makes them scary to newcomers.

Monoid: A data structure wrapping a value of some type that implements the Monoid interface. The interface has two methods: `identity` and `append`. If you implement those methods for your structure and your implementation follows particular rules then... you have a Monoid.

Why are they cool? You can append a lot of things together; not just lists. You now have a generic, binary append operator `mappend` that can join together anything that implements the Monoid interface.

What can you use it for? Well.. lists for a start. Configuration? Sure! Load up configs from the shell environment, the `~/.myapp` file, and the `/etc/myapp` file; concatenate them together with your generic `mappend`... boom. Streams? Sure. Trees? Why not. If you can implement the interface you get the operators. You code can stop caring whether it's a this or that. It can focus more on do this, do that.

Semigroup: a monoid without the `identity` method in its interface.

Functors, also a shockingly simple concept hidden behind jargon.
> Let's suppose I place an order for the following idea "I want to open up a burger food truck next to the AmeriCar Insurance office building in Chappaqua, NY" - this is your example on your landing page. No problem, right? Please don't make promises that you can't keep.

I can decide to not fulfill the order and refund the money. I have actually turned down few requests already. I am not greedy and I am not taking all orders as they come. I have right to refuse and refund if I cannot fulfill the promises made.
Maybe it gave the sense that compiling JS was worth it than sticking with plain JS.
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Around the same time was also Liberation Theology, which affected the current pope:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberation_theology
The AWS Glue service provides a serverless Spark environment for running jobs. Here's a link: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/glue/latest/dg/author-job.html

* The default timeout is ~ 48 hours and you pay per Data Processing Unit (DPU) that you've provisioned the Job.
* Currently it supports Python and Scala. As far as I'm aware you can't run Java jobs directly, but you can upload JAR libraries and use them in your code.

Re serverless vs dedicated / ephemeral clusters:
Like with any serverless runtime environment you are trading convenience (across a few dimensions) for flexibility.

The Glue environment runs in a few limited runtimes and uses a specific version of Spark that you have no control over updating. Given that it's pretty quick to author a job, you can set the required DPU and Glue handles that, and you don't have to worry about sizing the cluster for your data size. For me most of my jobs fit within those constraints.

At some point on the cost curve it may make sense for you to move all of your jobs from Glue into a dedicated cluster on EMR. You may also get there sooner if you need to use specific frameworks or libraries.
Because that kind of rating is by definition unstable and would shift as you adapt. Minimal concentration for you to breathe for a lifetime is a stable level.
Where’s the std deviation? :)
You're protesting against what people believe? What does that even mean? Do you expect everyone to believe what you believe?

Ocasio-Cortez is one candidate for the House. In this fall's elections, she will be as potent a symbol for the right as she is for the left. There is no chance that the resulting Congress will vote to eliminate borders, and there is even less chance that the current president would fail to veto such a vote. You're crying about something that cannot happen. That isn't rational. Why aren't you rational?

We have our suspicions. Please note, these are suspicions based on an entire thread of increasingly unhinged whinging. In my first comment I made a joke in your support. In my second I explained the joke and observed that immigration isn't so bad. Only after you displayed a real commitment to a weird paranoia about racism did I start pressing that button.

Some people aren't clever enough for dog whistles.
I have mentioned it previously, I can target people working in a company in an office building and try to reach to them. So yeah, there is a good chance I will be able to do so.
> Except there literally isn't any wires in WiFi.

> You think WiFi connects your laptop directly to the server in the datacentre? Interesting.

The way you've selectively quoted one sentence out of what is a very short post anyway just so you can imply that I'm oblivious to other infrastructure - even when my very next sentence describes other infrastructure - is in very poor taste.

Plus you're still failed to prove point. Yes ethernet over cat5e/6 cables and fibre exist, but they're not WiFi. Neither is 4G, Bluetooth, nor FM radio despite actually being wireless (unlike cat6 / fibre).

What you're arguing is beyond nonsensical; it's like saying "I drive to the railway station every morning therefore the train I then catch is also classified as a car."

The daft thing is if you'd talked about the wireless radio's antenna then you might have had a genuine point. Yet you went the "network cables are WiFi as well" argument instead. Go figure.
I think I was that emphatic because I couldn't believe anyone would want to exhibit such an obviously flawed design in public until it was fixed. I'm still confused how this would make the light of day, but I guess esthetics and usability are something learned perhaps over time?
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Sorry I jumped three steps in my head. If browsers are truly beginning to implement OS features, pretending that the web is a series of 2d sites rendered through the dom into a series of tabs may be an overly restrictive view of the world. What if a browser were reimagined as an OS where internet resources were 1st class objects? I don't have holistic view, just a shower thought.
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> a human-like robot hand

But why?? Why should robots' hands resemble human hands? They could have any number of fingers, or tentacles, or magnets, why should they be like human hands??

It seems "AI" really means "as close as possible to human behavior", even if we're not really that clever in said behavior.

Also, human intelligence being at least debatable, it's not obvious that the obsessive imitation of humans is the best way to attain "AI".
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This "new technology will create new jobs" is the biggest lie that economics ever told. The crises in the midwest in this country and the subsequent election of Donald Trump is a direct result of the displacement of American workers by technology and offshoring.
Saving posts is also notoriously unreliable, in my experience. I've had posts where I've clicked the "save" button and it's flipped to "unsave" but upon refreshing the page the button resets as if it was never pressed (and it never gets added.)
doesn't opening and closing new accounts all the time impact your credit score, though?
By targeting responders as precise as possible so they answer because they want to, not because they need to.
I actually went on a facebook group where they encouraged anti-vacination discussion. It quickly devolves into anecdotes from parents who describe things like their unvaccinated child not getting sick much, or how their first child was vaccinated and completely changed into a different child, but their second child is perfect without vaccines.

The science is pretty-fucking-clear on vaccinations that have been approved for use by the general public. There is no debate, there is no autism link, your kids won't die from a state-run vacination programme. Any "debate" is just conspiracy theories being bounced around by people who want to feel bigger than their doctor / nurse / scientists / other people.
Could you be more specific regarding why it's "hard"? I reject the premise that such a limited feature set can be "hard" to support without "cloud". Seems like some combination of NFC/QR codes, WPS and Android/iOS ought to be able to do the job. Mesh set-ups are known to work just fine on-prem. Moreover, a fully local system will almost certainly be more reliable, and will last longer. Certainly beyond the date when Google inevitably cancels the project on their end.
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Realistically you also can't chug a hot cup of tea and people usually have it in relaxing settings.
I'd love to get one of these... The Amiga was my favorite computer growing up in the late 80's, early 90's.

BTW, Solaris 2.x and above (aka SunOS 5.x) never ran on the 68K.

SunOS 4.x (retroactively renamed Solaris 1.x) did, but it was a completely different code base than Solaris 2.x and above. I used to have a Sun 3/60 back in the day! My Amiga 3000 was a better machine.
You might like to look at Clean (terrible name) which is roughly as old as Haskell and in a similar style, but instead of Monads it uses linear types to enforce the order of IO - https://clean.cs.ru.nl/Clean
Partly because such events are so rare that such complexity wasn't even considered necessary. It would be designing for the literal one-in-100-million case.

And partly because they already transmit ACARS, CPDLC and ADS-B over VHF SATCOM[0]. Why mesh when you can upload directly into the network and settle the bills cleanly with SITA.

[0] and also CPDLC over HF
They can't charge enough to be viable. They have to pay full retail price for tickets and they don't get any cut of the theaters most profitable item -- concessions.

AMC only has pay 45-60% of the price of the ticket to studios and they negotiated the price of the ticket to the studios for someone using AMC Stubs A+ as $8.99. They make a 40-65% profit margin on the ticket.

Just for them to break even on the amount I used the A+ subscription this past month, they would have to charge more than $111 a month - 6 regular admissions and two IMAX. I predict on a regular month, we will probably see at least $59 worth of movies per month a piece with the subscription - 2 regular movies and one IMAX.
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The big concern I have is that the endpoints used in the article are pretty old and given that Reddit is now making their site more modern like Facebook and Twitter, they'll just close the endpoints holes like they did.
China also still relies on the US and its allies as a market - I don't think that aspect of it is overplayed, though it's been a while since I looked up actual numbers. And yes, Russia is a non-factor in all this. They would be irrelevant if it wasn't for nukes. Can't believe they are surrendering their space launch monopoly so easily.
I noticed this to. Some vaccines are very risky, and there are really good reasons (backed by scientific evidence) to be concerned with risks. Just a while ago in Tahti, a family asked a nurse not to vaccinate their new born child. The nurse did it anyway, and the infant died within 3 minutes. A second family, minutes after, told the nurse also not to do it. The nurse did it anyway, and the second infant died. Apparently there were riots and the government had to come in a seize the vaccines (MMR).

I'm not antivax, I'm actually pro-vax but with caution. I am trying to sign up to take an experimental vaccine under trial II because I think it would help benefit society and I understand the risks. The previous vaccine put people in wheel chairs and I'm more then willing to take that risk to see if it is effective.

But you got people paying $39.99 for Internet and now all the sudden they think they can play Doctor on the Internet and have opinions about vaccines without any idea how they work or the real risks involved.
Your solution depends on third parties checking the script or going based on some knowledge of "trusted sources." That has nothing to do with this hack, which exploits those who are "verifying" the script themselves before executing it.

The simple solution here is not to use curl/execute with a pipe. Just wget to save the file and check it locally (rather than through a browser) before executing.
Or more like Canada's nuclear program [1].

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canada_and_weapons_of_mass_des...
+1 Everything I've learned the hard way with DynamoDB was in the Best Practices documentation the whole time.

Now I've learned to read the Best Practices section of any AWS service before I start implementing. It saves a lot of heartache
Exactly, since when did Indians care so much about Muslim human right issue? or killing right issue...
the inflation had already happened in the preceding asset bubble

QE got swallowed up to make the large creditors whole and it ended up being a massive wealth transfer to them, so you see elite real estate, art, etc. being bid up while the rest of the economy flounders around aimlessly
Same in Brazil, with the additional complication that public servants/pensioners are the top of pyramid.
It'll be like "The Secret" except that if you believe hard enough, Satoshi will add bitcoins to your account.
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3. Totally hear you with regards to opacity. Will have to think about how we deal with that :)

4. Ohhh I see. Yea that's an awesome idea. Basically showing a diff between different design decisions? We'll definitely play around with that and see what we can do!
I’d suggest you to take a look at what other “right” leaning people have to say about the subject. Especially Dinesh D Souza, Jordan Peterson, Ben Shapiro and Yaron Brook.
> Also, how long are people going to be willing to do this without expecting anything in return?

I think you missed the part - I contact new audience for every customer. Those are not the same asked over and over to answer questions.
What does a great painting mean? It is hard to explain, you will have to go check it out on your own :)
The simplest answer is for you to try it and see what happens. Nothing goes wrong, and it just makes the solution/technique more obvious.
"Outsourced content" is rarely good content. It generally reads like blogspam...
Reminds me of one of the very first instances of ransomware, where the author required the victim to mail a reasonably large sum to a post office box in Panama[1]. Everything old is new again.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AIDS_(Trojan_horse)
Its funny that the government is as bad with money as the people. Truly a good representation.
Yes, but as of now, I cannot offer this. The cost of tests and validate this model would go into thousands of dollars. I might try that in the future.
I hope the plan isn't sending the A-Team to Mars. People are trivializing this idea of bootstrapping a whole civilization in a very, very, very hostile environment and I don't understand why. After two weeks, there better be a reason for that kind of mental and physical toll other than the glamour of being in a hole in Mars.

We should definitely talk one day about radiation, funding, a mass estimation for the equipment, how much it will cost to develop it -no one is selling minifactories for Mars today- and the business model of the whole thing, because if no one is paying for it, it won't even start to happen.

I'd love to see people taking this seriously for once and stop visualizing only a successful outcome there's no reason to expect with the facts we have (or don't) as of today.
Quickly everyone start smashing radio sets as fast as you can!

/s

With more substance I guess we could start looking up FCC standards when it comes to broadcasting lies over the air.
All you have to do is check which ip address is over represented in the logins table and delete those.
Are you in a virtual machine? Swallow the Red Pill
I help run a Node server, and we have some jobs that aren't run through CRON, but instead are set up using in-memory intervals. So I'm considering using a serverless setup to offload the work.

In your opinion, it easy to differentiate between dev/prod environments for development? How about logging?
I am distinctly not claiming "Obviously X is the right thing." I am claiming that if a leader believes that obviously X is the right thing, and a significant number of employees believe that obviously !X is the right thing, and the issue is likely to affect the productivity or long-term happiness of employees, the leader is a poor choice. This claim does not in any way express an opinion on which of the two groups is right. (Also, the poor choice may still be the best of the available choices.)
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Yeah China should evaporate anytime, since 1949. Wonder when it will actually happen. Inequality happens everywhere even in America. For instance trump vs his supporters.
Because most objects are made for human hands. So it is better to have a robot with human-like hands (or body) than to change the shape of all the things we have already created. So future robots can use our human-made stuff.
I'm not sure that "frustrated" is quite it for me. But I much prefer coffee to tea. After enough sleep, I feel sharp and energetic after coffee. However, with too much coffee, or after poor sleep, I get nervous and unproductive.

But with tea, I just get nervous and irritable. Maybe weaker tea would be better. Or green tea, rather than fermented. Yes?

For what it's worth, I've been diagnosed bipolar, and take modafinil. So perhaps I respond atypically to caffeine vs L-theanine.
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Considering the people elect the government, it's hardly surprising. Representative indeed.
One decent "middle ground" would be if you could step outside using just an oxygen mask instead of a full spacesuit. Unfortunately the conclusion of this paper is that there isn't nearly enough CO2 to reach the required pressure.
That's just a (rather cynical) conspiracy theory.

While there are severe (and problematic) limits to judicial oversight of these programs, the CIA et al are subject to oversight by the executive (i. e. the presidency). While there were times in the past when the three-letter agencies had too much power to be effectively controlled (the J. Edgar Hoover era mostly), the possibility of a de facto coup is rather remote today.

Specifically, President Obama could have easily prosecuted the torturers. His decision not to do so was motivated by the long-standing custom of not using criminal prosecution against your predecessors.

More recently, just a handful of Republicans doing the right thing would have prevented Gina Haspel from becoming CIA chief, which would have been a rather encouraging message.

Yes, neither of those things happened. But the reason was spinelessness and political expediency, not fear of the "deep state".
The "serverless" model frees you of more tasks than PaaS, like capacity planning and scaling, also it's more flexible and fault tolerant.
Honey is also pretty much the only thing that kids under 12 months old should not eat because it could cause botulism, which is fatal for them*

* https://www.babycenter.com/404_when-can-my-baby-eat-honey_13...
Comparing stock variables (Pension liability shortfall) vs. flow variables (GDP, a rate of annual output) is a mistake that peeves me to no end.

That said, the pension shortfall is a disaster playing out in slow motion. We're just waiting for the hard cash constraints to bite - when they do it's not going to be pretty.
How do you like the netgate pfSenses in comparison?
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The System 1 Masterbrand Icon is GitLab[1].

The System 2 Masterbrand Icon is the flag of Phoenix, AZ[2].

Both seem very bland and generic to me. I wanted to like them, I really did, but those are just... extremely unoriginal.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GitLab

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flag_of_Phoenix.
and John Baez the well known American mathematician https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_C._Baez
Why does it require people to understand what is happening to increase or reduce price inflation?
TRON is Bitcoin Idiots, LLC, more or less. Yes, they're dragging the name of your favorite computer movie through the mud, just like Zoë Quinn did with Crash Override Network. Can hardly wait to see what kind of grift WarGames, Inc. or WOPR, Inc. will be.