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Not the OP, but I was curious so I read a bit about Abhimanyu and Sañjīva.

Abhimanyu was a warrior in the Mahabharata who, while still in his mother's
womb, heard Arjuna tell the secret of how to break into the powerful circular
battle formation known as the Chakravyūha. His mother, and with her, Abhimanyu
in her womb, fell asleep before hearing how to break out of the formation.
Once an adult, Abhimanyu entered the Chakravyūha of his enemies, the Kauravas,
and killed many of their soldiers. But, not knowing how to exit the formation,
became trapped inside and was eventually weakened and killed by the combined
might of his enemies' heroes.

The Sañjīva-Jātaka is a story-within-a-story. The main story tells of King
Ajātasattu who followed Devadatta, the enemy of the Buddhas and how he paid
for it. The story-within, tells of a young brahmin, named Sañjīva, pupil of
the Bodhisattva, who taught him a spell to raise the dead. Wishing to impress
his peers, Sañjīva cast the spell on a dead tiger. But, not knowing the
counter-spell, he could not control the tiger, who bit him in the neck and
killed him, then fell dead by his side. The story-within is meant to teach how
an evil person cannot be a true ally and will soon turn against you:

Befriend a villain, aid him in his need,
And, like that tiger which Sañjīva raised
To life, he straight devours you for your pains.

There are obvious parallels between the two stories and the Sorcerer's
Apprentice tale (modern and ancient). However, Abhimanyu's story is also
significantly different, in that the Chakravyūha is not his own creation that
he lost control over.

If we take Abhimanyu's story as similar to the Sorcerer's Apprentice story,
and accept that the theme is one of knowing how to initiate a process, but not
how to stop it, then we may also heed the story of Phaethon, the son of
Helios, the sun god, who asked to drive his father's chariot (i.e. the sun)
but couldn't control it and was killed by Zeus to stop him wreaking havok to
the Earth. This is a story from Greek mythology and therefore much older than
the story of Sañjīva and at least as old as the Mahabharata.

Therefore, as a stereotypical Greek, I will claim the oldest telling of the
story of The Boy Who Lost Control for the legend of Phaethon.

__________

Refs:

Abhimanyu's article on wikipedia:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abhimanyu

Chakravyūha article on wikipedia:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Padmavyuha

The Sañjīva-Jātaka:

http://www.sacred-texts.com/bud/j1/j1153.htm

Phaethon's article on wikipedia:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phaethon
He's published roadmap posts about his software since December 2016, at least.
Mine are almost 2500km away. Call your parents!
> "You don’t have to care about competitors. It’s a waste of time. Because you know where to go. You can ignore even if they stole features your product has. Because you are the person who most understands your product, how it works and why it works."

I enjoyed this article, but this bit I'm not entirely convinced by. The saying does go that competition leads to innovation. Instagram Stories were a great business move, but if they hadn't paid attention to Snapchat, would they have come up with it?

I understand that this article was written about a niche product, but I think it still applies.

On the other hand, I really like the bit about the communication with your customer-base. In game development particular, but also in all sorts of software I use, I see so many developers who don't interact with customers or improve their product based on feedback.

Customer feedback for users that aren't enterprise has to be the ultimate form of support. If I can provide the same service as a competitor to you, but I'll listen to your feedback, respond to it, and potentially act on it, I think I have a big advantage.
Completely agree! Because even if you have one amazingly talented person, if they're morale-killing and toxic to work with, any gains from their talent is negated by loss of productivity and the drama they bring to the rest of the team (as well as turnover they inspire because people just can't stand to work with them). I'd much rather work with someone pleasant, funny and smart who is trainable and tries hard but maybe is less talented than a talented jerk.
How do you figure that? He says he launched it 2 years ago, and a pricing page is in the Internet Archive from January 2017: https://web.archive.org/web/20170123082326/https://www.inkdr...
GDPR provides a legal framework through which Europeans are able to get companies to honor their wishes with data .

While it has teeth, it does nothing to physically stop a bad (or unconcerned) actor from don't something you don't want with that data, and once they have it you can't put Pandora back in the box.
OP is being bit dismissive, but IMHO the key feature of a metasearch engine is the processing of results, not the interface. Filtering Google’s results is technically a metasearch engine... but it’s a fairly trivial example.
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Those corporations operate under license.

Said license comes with terms.

Said citizen has a voice in those terms same as everyone else.
Reminds me of this arcan blog/demo: https://arcan-fe.com/2017/05/21/playing-with-leds/
I read the parent post and understand the context. I just don't think that poster understands how many are already "used to a modest lifestyle" because they never had any other choice.
In that case, regardless of the merits of the idea, it’s constitutionally rather problematic in the United States, as the Eighth Amendment prohibits imposing excessive fines.
What is "at risk"? A married couple is going to be getting over $4000/mo in Social Security, mostly tax free. Outside of a few metros, it's hard to see how that leaves one impoverished. The Baby Boomers are the whiniest generation ever.
Interesting! The authors state their findings in the conclusions:

> After a half-century of advocacy associated with instruction using minimal guidance, it appears that there is no body of research supporting the technique. In so far as there is any evidence from controlled studies, it almost uniformly sup- ports direct, strong instructional guidance rather than constructivist-based minimal guidance during the instructions of novice to intermediate learners.

I’m disappointed, though, that having a teacher who teaches physics by standing and talking in front of a class appears to be optimal. I wish there would be a more engaging alternative.
it's javascript

yes, fucking semicolons.
1. About 50%-50%

2. Since my app target is developers, their goals look basically same. But some users are designers, directors, etc. Japanese tend to tweet their thoughts on Twitter and English speakers tend to post their thoughts on our forum or to email me. In a nutshell, Japanese make indirect reactions on social media and English speakers tell me directly.

3. Those who have too many suggestions usually quit using my app soon in my experience because their problems are different from mine. You don't have to please everyone.
Lack of styling in terms of color and fonts is generally not a problem, but it is true that Apple limits more advanced styling for many standard UI components. For example iOS navigation bars (as in UINavigationBar) are not very customisable.
If one wants to customise the look entirely, for example make the bar taller than the standard 44pt, one has to implement the component from scratch.

My perception is that the limited customisability is done on purpose by Apple to enforce a common look-and-feel of UI elements across all apps on the system. Also it of course reduces the API surface that Apple have to maintain.

I pretty much like it, both because it indeeds lead to a more consistent look and feel, but also because makes it easier for us to reject the weirdest design wishes from our clients - we can refer to that implementing the components from scratch will take a lot of time (= money).
> Are we training our enemies on our non-nuclear weak points?

ATM there is no nation in the world with the ability to launch a conventional invasion of the USA, let alone have a chance of succeeding
(I work with HTTP/2 as part of my job)

Downsides:

* TLS requirements are complicated and hardly anyone knows how it works.

* Several agents partially support it, but the overlapping feature set is useless. An easy example is trailers.

* More complex implementation. You can't look at the bytes without a program to decode the frames.

* Flow control is hard.

Upsides:

* Too numerous to count.

HTTP/2 fixes all the most painful parts of HTTP/1.1, and even provides backwards compatibility for HTTP/1.1 proxies. Aside from bugs (and lack of counterparty support), there is no reason to keep using HTTP/1.1.
Yeah, I have thought some sort of downsampling chip was probably the way to go, but I'm not that familiar with products in that area. This is exactly why I am asking here, thanks!
> This is bogus.

That's somewhat harsh, isn't it? Perhaps the commenter was not familiar with the Indian stories? The word 'bogus' has a pejorative connotation - the implication is that the commenter is being deliberately misleading which would seem a fairly uncharitable reading.

As for the Indian stories themselves, I may be forgetting some crucial details but I'm not able to see how they are Sorcerer's Apprentice type stories.

Edit: I _was_ forgetting! I still don't quite get the parallel with Abhimanyu's story but the Jataka story is definitely similar.
No one ever said there were.

You may be surprised to learn that he wasn't a prince, either.
Salesforce: $111B

- Benioff: 35

Oh well.
As far as I know no. I do agree with you that programming (and many other professions) can be/are creative. Still having the term "creative" as profession does not mean that other professions are un-creative. People like to put people in bins and give them labels, and I suppose that creative is the main ability these professions require.

Maybe one thing that is specific (at least from when I spoke with people employing creatives) is that they have more leeway on what to do.
Something similar to this was commercialized as lightpack: https://lightpack.tv

The first version of lightpack was usb driven, and it’s software (prismatik) is open source: https://github.com/woodenshark
Read this:

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When I hover over links, or right click and click "copy link address" in a google search result page, I get the real link, not a shortened link.
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You don't have to decode a full frame. Just throw away the middle you don't need. Skipping every other frame would also buy time for a slower decoder.
Please don't strawman.

If someone brings up a point you find unreasonable, then attack them at that point. But no one in this entire topic has brought up any short-opinion yet.
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PUSH PROMISE is great and all, but the use is limited. If the remote side already has the asset you push (because it's cached), you waste your bandwidth and increase latency.
So all of the scenes in your storyboards are blank? According to whom is this a "best practice"?
Because people who brag about not using a particular website come across as unbearably smug.
There's another Jātaka involving a brahmin and a tiger that teaches pretty much the same lesson: The Tiger, the Brahmin and the Jackal:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Tiger,_the_Brahmin_and_the...

From the article:

A brahmin passes a tiger in a trap. The tiger pleads for his release, promising not to eat the brahmin. The brahmin sets him free but no sooner is the tiger out of the cage then he says he is going to eat the brahmin. The brahmin is horrified and tells the tiger how unjust he is. They agree to ask the first three things they encounter to judge between them. The first thing they encounter is a tree, who, having suffered at the hands of humans, answers that the tiger should eat the brahmin. Next a buffalo, exploited and mistreated by humans, agrees it is only just that the brahmin should be eaten. Finally they meet a jackal, who at first feigns incomprehension of what has happened and asks to see the trap. Once there he claims he still doesn't understand. The tiger gets back in the trap to demonstrate and the jackal quickly shuts him in, suggesting to the brahmin that they leave matters thus.

See, the Jackal is the Trickster, innit.
Can you provide a citation? The data doesn't agree with your assertion.

"Roughly 40 percent of Americans who are considered middle class (based on their income levels) will fall into poverty or near poverty by the time they reach age 65, according to the study.

The study also concluded that if workers age 50 to 60 decide to retire at age 62, 8.5 million of them are projected to fall below twice the Federal Poverty Level, with retirement incomes below $23,340 for singles and $31,260 for couples. Further, 2.6 million of those 8.5 million downwardly mobile workers and their spouses will have incomes below the poverty level — $11,670 for an individual and $15,730 for a two-person household."
Have a look at https://www.instructables.com/id/DIY-Ambilight-with-Hyperion... for a video by Scott doing this with a raspi and Hyperion.
:: probably looks unfamiliar to anyone who hasn’t worked in C++, PHP, or Perl.
This is a good point. E.g. DigitalOcean is not pricing in .99s while virtually all of their competitors are.
It sounds like you are exceptional
> A lot of people with glasses seem to shrug it off and accept it.

But for my glasses, I would have gone into the Air Force and been a pilot. So instead I became a nerd :-)
"The study also concluded that if workers age 50 to 60 decide to retire at age 62, 8.5 million of them are projected to fall below twice the Federal Poverty Level, with retirement incomes below $23,340 for singles and $31,260 for couples. Further, 2.6 million of those 8.5 million downwardly mobile workers and their spouses will have incomes below the poverty level — $11,670 for an individual and $15,730 for a two-person household."

You say $4000/mo for a couple = $48,000/yr – article says $15,730/yr for the worst off and $31,260/yr for the next worse off. Do you have a source for your figure?
Aws is most straightforward with dL ami vm. Gcloud gives credits (300$) harder to set up tensorflow cuda env
This is a dangerous precedent that FB has set and that theoretically has no end (Twitter, LinkedIn, Github). Where to draw the line?
Right, well we aren't talking about polarization since LEDs don't emit polarized light, so you'd need notch filters to block the wavelengths LEDs emit, but the notch required to block all LEDs would be entire visible spectrum.
Twice the poverty level sounds pretty comfortable to me. Living on 75% of that in LA right now. The "Further, 2.6 million of those 8.5 million downwardly mobile workers and their spouses will have incomes below the poverty level — $11,670 for an individual and $15,730 for a two-person household." sounds like real poverty, though.
I don't think so.

Most crimes that would qualify for the death penalty are the result of psycopaths (serial killers, and such), or wanton criminals - if someone is comitting armed robbery armed an heavy firepower, they're prepared to die - by either the bullet or the government.
Warning: anecdote incoming!

I’m not sure being under the federal poverty line (or 2x cutoff as this article used) means the same thing at retirement age.

My mother, for example, has a monthly post-tax income of $1,400 or just under $17,000 per year. She must be poor right?

However, she owns her home outright. So her total reoccurring monthly expenses are around $1,200. That includes property tax, condo fees, health insurance premium, food and gas for the car. She has a very comfortable life. She would certainly not call herself poor.

She can basically live off her pension without touching the equity in her home or the savings she has (unless it’s for something important like travel).

A lot of people in retirement are no longer relying on income, instead they are taking money out of savings as well. Not sure if this paper accounted for that.
Have you successfully used pixelfed.social?

https://pixelfed.social/register is returnins a 403 for me and the Support/Help page appears blank.
Considering the example code and test code is all (define func-name (lambda (....) )), this has got to be a lisp-1.
Httpie - basically a nicer cUrl. Adding json and headers is super simple. https://httpie.org

Puppeteer Recorder - tooting my own horn, but is a Chrome extension that records Puppeteer scripts. https://github.com/checkly/puppeteer-recorder
Interface Builder and Auto Layout were both designed for the Mac and have never really fit in on iOS. The best way is honestly just to write code: implement a -layoutSubviews method which updates the UI to match your app state, then call -setNeedsLayout whenever the state changes.
Ah, seems like it may not be fully released yet?
Always good fun. Reminds me of XLISP which was my first exposure to Lisp.

There's a lot to be said for small implementations that gets to the heart of the issues. Most great oeuvres of software had a kernel beginning like this.

Some fun directions you could take this: Change the GC to Baker-style incremental (~ "real-time"), use cdr-coding, use tagged integers, add a compiler and compile to byte-code or threaded code.
EDIT: grammar.
Funny thing. I had basically no problem deleting my facebook. Everyone I still actually wanted to keep in contact I have their numbers (and quite a few I moved to Signal). But some people are EXTREMELY persistent about WhatsApp. Only 2 people on Facebook told me that messanger was the "only" way to contact them. Of my friends that use WhatsApp 90% of them just won't move.

Maybe things will change when Facebook actually starts monetizing the app.
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This! At 5.5% of USA GDP [0], some oversupply to avoid supply shocks causing famine is a totally acceptable cost to me. Hell, look at server supply before AWS came along: everyone bought way more servers to account for peak demand and now we can amortize those demands across thousands of different customers. Another example is utilities in how electric supply is way overbuilt with peak generators that are cheap and inefficient to run only sparingly during heat waves in the summer when everyone's AC is on.

[0]: https://www.ers.usda.gov/data-products/ag-and-food-statistic...
Not on RyanAir flights you can't. Not unless you're using earplugs. It's hard to sleep when you're constantly being upsold something, including over the announcement system at least 3 times per flight.
Was. A Licecap user too, but now switched to GIPHY capture. Recommended.
Thank you for taking the time to answer my questions. :)

> 3. Those who have too many suggestions usually quit using my app soon in my experience because their problems are different from mine. You don't have to please everyone.

I'm sorry, I phrased my question a bit unclearly. "sticky" for me means "easy to retain." So I was wondering, do you have a better retention rate among Japanese users, English users, or is it about the same?
Wait, this is sensationalized. Within the article the quote is "Roughly 40 percent of Americans who are considered middle class (based on their income levels) will fall into poverty or near poverty by the time they reach age 65..." And their definition of near poverty is twice the poverty level? If I can live comfortably on less than 75% of that in LA, I don't see how that could be considered poverty. The 2.6 million, which I assume implies 12% of middle class is what slip below the FPL.
When I deleted my account they told me 90 days. Because of caching...
> Twice the poverty level sounds pretty comfortable to me. Living on 75% of that in LA right now.

Which is substantially easier in your 20s and 30s than in your 50s and 60s.
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They're too busy cramping more seats together at the moment. My last flight (a month ago) featured safety cards glued to the seats.
> It definitely comes off as upper middle class in-group signaling and more than a little grating.

I have noticed this as well at work, in the extended family, when I was at school and other places.

At one level I think it is because the overt display of privilege, wealth and power like it was before is not sophisticated enough, so it moved to this inverted display of humility or some deep concern for some marginalized class. I'd like to believe it is real but I suspect quite often it is just to one-up someone else in the social status game. Anyone notice this? Someone at a gathering, or online, mentions they support some marginalized group. Right after someone else chimes in with "Oh but I support an even more persecuted group, my group is more worthy than yours because...<reasons follow>". After a few rounds a winner emerges.
Post-tax income of $1,400. Is it pension? is the pension taxed?
It doesn't seem to me like they're suggesting that columns are "discontinuous" at all; On Intelligence, along with lectures Jeff Hawkins has given, describes in detail how columns are interconnected. What they describe sounds to me much more like "vertically aligned" and "closely connected" than "discontinuous."
Would a DCMA work in this situation, in some way?
Band Aid was emergency aid to keep people from starving to death because of Soviet encouraged collectivisation.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1983–1985_famine_in_Ethiopia

Emergency aid isn’t development aid.
Thanks, but I'm not seeing the first issue - it automatically redirects me to https. What browser are you using?