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1) I'm not sure that I understand your argument correctly, it's very short, but let me quote Wikipedia: Quantization is the process of constraining an input from a continuous or otherwise large set of values (such as the real numbers) to a discrete set (such as the integers).

2) Lets me quote very beginning of book about Quantum(Integer) Mechanics again:

Chapter 2

The Formulation of Quantum Mechanics

2.1

Basic Theoretical Concepts

Every physical theory involves some basic physical concepts, a mathematical formalism, and set of correspondence rules which map the physical concepts onto the mathematical objects that represent them. The correspondence rules are first used to express a physical problem in mathematical terms. Once the mathematical version of the problem is formulated, it may be solved by purely mathematical techniques that need not have any physical interpretation. The formal solution is then translated back into the physical world by means of the correspondence rules.

3) Of course, you are right. Walking droplet is 2D system while quantum world is 3D system. We cannot compare 2D system with 3D system, like we cannot compare 1D system with 2D system. They are very different worlds.

But, can we reproduce this strange behavior of this 2D macro-system, when oil droplet behaves like mater and wave at same time, at quantum scale?

It's demonstrated that walking droplets are working on white noise, so we need a noise generator. Casemir effect demonstrates that quantum world is full of strong white noise.

We also need to have waves around a particle. IMHO, electron is good candidate for that: it has strong EM field and very lightweight. White noise will cause vibrations. Accelerated charged particle will generate EM waves, fueled by energy of PV/QF/QA/E/YNI, not by energy of electron itself(!).

However, these EM waves must be converted but into thermal energy of PV/QF/QA/E/YNI, otherwise all energy of PV will be converted into EM waves, and vibrations will stop. As we see in interstellar red shift effect, light ages with distance, and more frequent light ages more quickly (confirmed using multiple wavelengths with high confidence). IMHO, it because EM waves are interacting with non-zero fluctuations of QF: they have charge, so they can draw energy from EM waves. Electron has high frequency of vibration and his EM waves are very weak, so his EM waves will die in 4E4-4E10km range (very rough calculations).

Also, we need two slits. Not a problem. Then we will shot electron trough one slit, while his companion EM waves will go trough both slits, cause interference and change course of electron, so it will show interference pattern. Looks doable.

What you think? Can we reproduce this weird dual wave-droplet behavior at quantum level?
The fact that linux runs on almost anything would probably have helped it in a heterogeneous environment.
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> the worst possible version of it that they can

Based on a true story, sadly:

#! /usr/bin/tail -n+2
1
2
Fizz
4
Buzz
[...]
98
Fizz
Buzz

On the other hand, there's also ones like:

let{a="ssfsbfssfbsfssX"++a;x 's'=show;x 'f'=const"Fizz";x 'b'=const"Buzz";x 'X'=const"FizzBuzz"}in putStrLn$concat$map(\(i,f)->x f i++"\n")(zip[1..100]a)

(because who needs divisibility tests, right?)
> Not responsive

Sorry to hear that the page's responsive design layout did not work out for your device. Would it be possible for you to link to a screenshot so we can fix the bug?
"Music source separation" appears to mean "vocal removal" but also setting aside the vocals into their own track.

That's all I can glean from context, anyway.
Okay, fair. Mostly I linked it to illustrate how many forms of rejection don't work. Basically rejecting someone is tricky business.
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I‘m searching for a plaform that allows me

- to submit ideas I have

- let others vote, comment and join the project

- once it seems to have enough positive feedback and programmes (people that joined the project) change the status to in development

- once done change the status to done.

Does such a plattform exist? If not, how you would search for it (google keywords)?
That's not really an important distinction. 3.x was the first mainstream Windows.
You can add to that a large part of why circumcision was promoted in the US originally was to control men's sexuality (see: Dr. Kellogg[1] - incidentally he also promoted using acid to circumcise girls). You can bet that the idea of desexualizing African men appeals to a certain subset of fearful white Americans.

That may be an inflammatory statement but if one looks at some of the more extreme corners of internet opinion it's not hard to believe. That said I wouldn't expect most people who the idea appeals to to admit it, but given that science is obviously not on the side of those promoting circumcision one has to look for possible motivation elsewhere.

[1] https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/moral-landscapes/201...
You can write down on paper the private key you get when enabling 2FA. Some providers also give you a list of recovery keys.
The key to being a good Marine is never give up, always give 100%...

I had a good work ethic before and the Marines definitely put the rest of it into me.

Other things it gave me was leave work on time (otherwise you are staying for awhile), leave work behind (enjoy "outside" of the job) and be thankful you aren't in a fucking desert.
I had one success simply not signing a non-compete I was handed on orientation day. I returned the packet of docs without that one and never heard a thing about it.
As others have said, a good manager shouldn't have got involved at all with this discussion beyond "figure it out!". Technical decisions aren't their job anymore. They are there to solve people and organizational problems now--not technical problems.
I imagine her food waste was next to none as things were purchased as needed rather than loosely planned for a week in the future.
I think they do a pretty good job with the little data they do collect. For example, I almost exclusively use Apple Maps–it's not like it's unusable. It might help that all my navigation needs fall inside of California, but at least here I haven't had many issues.
Let’s flip it and make a browser plugin that sets it so you have all the traits of a user that needs to be responded to immediately
> Have a zero tolerance policy on relationships between colleagues. This works well in smaller to mid-size companies.

This addresses only the tiniest subset of issues, and mostly the ones toward the consensual end of the spectrum. Groping; quid pro quo suggestions (subtle or explicit); coercive threats (subtle or explicit); lewd remarks; invitations to strip clubs; etc ad nauseum (and yes, they're nauseating) have nothing to do with actual romantic relationships.

> When you receive a complaint move the accuser and accused into different teams.

Due to the nature of company hierarchies, this almost inevitably punishes the person lower on the reporting chain much more than it does the one higher - both in terms of short term impacts and long term career advancement. Which often means punishing the victim, due to how the power dynamics of harassment interactions tend to work out.

It's also a pretty damn weak reaction. If your Director of X insinuates that they'll fire an engineer if the engineer won't sleep with the director, you think the only consequence for the director should be that that engineer no longer reports to them?
My kid was born in a US hospital and the woman who did the circumcisions was very pushy that we should get it done ASAP. We said we'd let him decide when he became an adult and she said "but if you let him decide he'll decide not to do it" which seemed like a pretty good argument to me!

I did hear from the staff that she got peed on pretty much every time.
I cannot fail to notice how many # of ads, notifications, various asks, pop-ups, disclaimers, endorsements, contact buttons or share buttons there are on this page compared to what we see in any other piece of content with as much detailed information.

The author definitely enjoys compiling these amazing essays and share this knowledge.

Thank you, Justin!
> It seems like it is to me,

It directs licensing of software that is not a derived work of, or part of a combined work with, the software offered under the license, in violation of criterion 9 of the OSD.

(OTOH, it might be Free Software under the FSF Free Software Definition.)
I don't understand down votes.

I often will see the price of an API (cough Google maps) and roll my own solution.
...and then they went back in, got a free massage, some lovely free gourmet food, and back to work.
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I have read a bunch of things from this website and they have some really great ideas. They aren't even that radical, just really well thought out.
No, because if you view in 3D view using satellite mode, the buildings all look the correct height, indicating that the algorithm can work correctly. It seems to be specific to the 3D non-satellite (what they call "map") view. Which suggests it might be an intentional design decision to try to reduce masking. Very weird.
I don’t understand the group features at all though. Do people really have groups of friends in which noone has an Android phone?
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Officially you're only allowed to carry such a knife if you need it in your job - e.g. carpenters use them. Packing a knife in a backpack should not be any problem assuming you're not going to use it for self defence, in which case you'd be in dire straits. I regularly carry a knife in some form, from multi-tool to this type. I've never had any problems with it but then again, I live in the countryside and police is about as rare here as hen's teeth.
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Just when I thought we were finally getting rid of old-school OpenGL..

I guess it's probably good for legacy stuff though!
Where can they be answered elsewhere, for someone who is computer illiterate and has poor eyesight?
This is conjecture.

I would imagine that providing support over the phone under the Google name or brand would have a high volume of people demanding free support because their products are already provided for free. Not providing free support could damage their reputation.
All this means is that if you can't afford to pay for a product (including customer service), you don't get it.
"The most advanced autonomous device available today". This looks like the dream product many wish they were building. Your autonomy platform may well become ubiquitous. Look forward to playing with it someday ;)
Exactly, when I plug my phone into the computer I want it to show up as another drive so I can just drag my mp3s over to the music directory. It's sort of works that way with Android but the directory where your music lives on your phone is buried deep.

It's one of the reasons I still use a Blackberry :)
He wrote many more excellent articles before he worked at Apple, all posted to https://www.41latitude.com/

Sadly he took them down, disappeared into the memory hole the way so many Apple employee's work has a way of doing. I'm glad he's out and writing in public again.
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This article is FUD. If the article raised some questions about the (multiple) studies that show the effect, I would just shrug and let it go. But then to go on and say it "may increase it" is irresponsible. There is zero evidence for this -- and in fact a lot of evidence to the contrary. [1]

Yes, every study has limitations. The fact that you can't do a blind study or a placebo control with circumcision is just a fact of life -- people tend to know if they're circumcised or not. This does not refute the many studies' findings.

Can you imagine the outrage if the author published a paper questioning the effect of smoking on lung cancer, and then wondered if smoking actually reduces your chances for lung cancer? That's what this article is doing.

I'm glad that Gates is standing on the side of science here.

1. http://www.croiconference.org/sessions/impact-male-circumcis...
sounds like more work than just making some trap streets.

It brings up an interesting issue though - ideally if you have trap streets you would never want to use them in route finding...
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Replacing the battery is $29, parts and labor (for this year).
Strongly disagree. Southwest is hugely overrated imo. It’s one of those companies that maybe used to be better or something, so they have a whole class of fans who are blind to how lame they currently are. I’m probably that way about Apple :)

Not that any of the other major carriers is much better. But I don’t love the lining up and then hoping for a good seat, they’re often not the cheapest, and letting everyone check two bags for “free” is a cost drag on everyone. Unbundling is better. So is having different classes of service so that people who want to subsidize the entire cost of the flight for a lie flat seat can do so.

I’ve also had multiple shitty customer service experiences with them, including one where they wouldn’t let me board an earlier half-full flight instead of the one I was ticketed on without trying to charge me 2x the cost of my ticket as an upgrade fee. Now, I obviously wasn’t entitled to anything beyond what I paid for, but I’ve been treated much better by many airlines and they were just rude about it. They owed me nothing, and they weren’t about to let me forget it.

I still fly them every now and then but it’s a pretty mediocre brand that people are irrationally excited about.
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Well, no, generally they can't shove it off on their creditor and say "there we're even", if that's what you mean.

There's a whole field of law about bankruptcy. In particular, questions about how to value assets are obviously a big component of bankruptcy law.

I imagine "it's complicated" when it comes to intangible/intellectual property like patents, brands, etc.
oh, so 1/5 the size of your average news website with a garbage video ad shoved in. And the video content is actually relevant!
> Individuals interpretations of this are unlikely to matter much until such a clause is tested in court.

If the interpretation is reasonably plausible and untenable for a user, they just won't use the SSPL licensed version of the software.

So, yes, they will matter substantially.

For a big-money cloud provider, it's probably less risky to fork and maintain their own version from the GPL version (and share it to get code from the community).
I remember seeing this in the Wild Wild West[0] movie from 1999. It's curious seeing the history behind it.

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6LFHZDXhUI8
You may take another look at the article.

It's incredibly detailed in pointing out the differences between old and new Apple Maps, as well as comparing map images from Apple, Google, Tom Tom, and others.

The article demonstrates through the use of animated gifs that Apple Maps has become significantly better over time and in many cases surpasses the quality of competitors.
CA stalled on REAL ID for 5 years, leading to a burst of demand now.
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>as we transitioned from nobles getting ahead by taking from their neighbor to pleasing the kink.

Did you mean “pleasing
the king,” or were you perhaps referring to bonded serfs? ;)
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People seem to be downvoting you without replying, which doesn't seem very helpful.

I'm sure there are some people who fit your first paragraph, but I don't think that's the major issue.

The ideal of free speech is that people can honestly disagree, and state their positions, a discuss the issues. Then the best ideas will win out. But our current social media environment does the exact opposite.

It appears that the way social media now works is that it drives people farther apart. The Red team is moving farther to the right, the Blue team is moving farther to the left, and very little real discussion of issues is happening between them. Much of the cause of that seems to be built into the way our social media is designed.
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Oh, cool! If someone can get a scaffolding around the Edge embedding in one of those libraries for Go, etc., that would be a nice cross-platform solution for building HTML-based apps that are much slimmer than Electron ones.
> in every case of ongoing sexual harassment there is never just 1 victim - it's always a pattern of behavior.

citation please
This is very well said. Do you think when a manager jumps into critical parts of the codebase, it also causes an over-reliance on that person? i.e. Something is behind, the manager takes the wheel, and finishes it off over the weekend due to their experience. Now, the junior developers feel like they "don't own" that component?
It's niche, but I could see this feature being useful to me. This is relevant when using maps to scout outdoor locations for whatever activity it is. I use maps to find public bodies of water to go fishing along the lake shore. Getting an idea of the vegetation around a lake before zooming in and looking at the satellite data (which is mentally tiring to me) is very nice. I find myself preferring Apple's Maps app to the Google Maps app on iOS even if Google has better maps in its app anyway, so I really welcome these improvements.
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Not everyone is willing to jump into low level 3D APIs, the traditional CAD/CAM vendors for example.

Many think that OpenGL with core context is already too low level.

Which the answer is in both cases to have some kind of middleware.

I always considered a mistake that OpenInventor was never part of the standardization deal, because everyone ends up writing their own version of scene graph APIs.
What I find amazing is how quickly they are doing it. You'd think they would have 12 months type thing after the 'no upload' before they delete to maintain good will. What if someone is ill or travelling. Seems there will be a bunch of people who lose photos before they realise.
The fallacy that MGM and FGM need to compete rhetorically is a significant hurdle in the discourse. Too many people see it as an unnecessary game of one-upmanship for some reason.
In smaller or very similar groups yes. I have a group iMessage with 11 friends in it but even so for group messages I normally use FB messenger, a surprising good product, so android/ios is equal.
Most people spend too much time watching the news. Its infected everything and pushed at us 24/7. It wouldn't surprise me if a large % of people have the same warped idea of what its like to walk somewhere.