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> The state and federal government had spent millions of dollars to protect a fish stocking operation that costs Missouri $100,000 a year.

Seems like they could have just increased the cost of fishing licenses (or some similar fund-raiser) and increased the stocking effort.

Or heck, just farmed the caviar and sold it to aficionados …
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It's all a distraction because nobody was harmed.
I didn’t say it’s doomed, or dead, I said that the reality of it being a little known and used protocol is at odds with the claim that it represents a public utility. I think that’s especially true when comparing it to a claim that Twitter, with many hundreds of millions active users, should be a public utility.
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Yep, scary stuff :O https://imgur.com/PIOlhOu
Who do you think is better/brighter/more meaningful impact on modern civilization: Einstein or Tesla?
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That is all fine. You could have public (state owned) websites, apps, social networks and such.

I'd argue that wikipedia, lichess and such are public services already. I personally have more confidence in that sort of a model (os, community run, etc) than a traditional public service model, but there's room in the bed for three.

The problem is the same though. These services need to do more than just exist. They need popularity.

It's very well to say "twitter should be a public service." I have no doubt that it could be. But, it'd still need to outcompete commercial competition.
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At my org we call them "Opportunity Engineers". We do this to position them mentally that their job is to create new opportunities with every client. This means that they have to use whatever technology they want to solve the clients requests as simple as possible. They are still umbrella'd under the Engineering department and attend the same standups and meetings as all the other engineers. They work closely with our engineering leads to make sure their solutions won't cause a disconnect in our grander technology stack. Often times the solutions they prototype for a client end up becoming a longer term solution that we try and market to others. So when that happens they are brought back into the Engineering team and lead the effort in building that solution into a full product.

We also make sure it is as seamless as possible if someone wants to transfer internally. Our Engineering department is relatively flat, in that Team Leads are more of Project Leads and will shift from engineer to lead from project to project. And engineers are encouraged to join whatever projects they find fascinating
I keep hearing this but I find Google Play Music to be way, way worse.
Well, yes in some cases. Our goal is definitely for founders to get to personal break-even, where they can pay themselves enough to work on the business full-time, by the time our investment runs out. Some percentage of these will fail (startups are hard) and we're expecting that.

Hopefully, you meet a ton of cool people along the way and we can sort out something cool as a next step that isn't 9-to-5 drudgery tho.
Yes but they also emit ash which has cooling effects.
Apparently most people don't understand this!

There's a net loss of planting new trees, but then as you say you get stasis.
Even that division is hit and miss. But why would they not disambiguate the two except to keep the clickbait farm going?
Yes. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/iot-core/learn-abou...

You could actually run Windows on Raspberry Pi 3 for a while now, I think it just was just a beta image or something. I'm not entirely sure, but I know I was able to install Windows IoT core on my Pi 3B.
But this discussion is about game dev, where apparently you don't need to hire rock stars?

Or I'm missing some important point here?
>There's a _little_ bit of buddhist dogma which comes with most books / lessons, but that's easily ignored - otherwise it's zero woo: the 99% core of what is taught is psychology and practical techniques.

For hackerish types exploring Buddhism, I think it's useful to be aware of the concept of upaya, which loosely translates as "skilful" or "expedient". Buddhist teachers consciously make use of metaphors, abstractions and practices that aren't necessarily true, but might aid a particular audience in understanding a difficult concept.

As a result, Buddhist teaching is incredibly diverse, because it's being continually adapted to suit a particular audience in a particular cultural context. One might make an analogy with different programming languages - they all represent the same CPU operations and they're all essentially equivalent via the Church-Turing thesis and the Curry-Howard correspondence, but they often use radically different abstractions.

Personally, I was repelled by what I perceived to be Buddhism on my first exposure to it; I only realised much later that what I understood to be Buddhism was simply an explanation of Buddhist thought tailored for a particular demographic of English-speakers, specifically Californian hippies and new-agers. There was simply a severe impedance mismatch between my mindset and the particular teaching approaches I had been exposed to.

If you think that the Dalai Lama dwells on vapid platitudes or that he's a bit of a smug prick, that's fine - so do a lot of practising Buddhists. He represents a small and rather eccentric school of Buddhism, not Buddhism as a whole. You might gel with the teaching of Ajahn Amaro or Thich Nhat Hanh or Sheng Yen or a multitude of others. You might find it useful to take an ecumenical approach, dipping in and out of various schools to see different perspectives on the same topic.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Upaya
Maybe the military prefers the simple over the complex. It's a lot simpler to change authentication methods in ground equipment than in orbital equipment.
> it's incorrect that the DNC produced it. AOC's staff produced it, did they not?

You're right, AOC's staff produced the FAQ, I stand corrected. I still think - if AOC is considered the main backer of the GND - that the FAQ reflects very badly on her team's intentions.
You'd think large forest fires would have an impact though in terms of the regrowth.
Yes, that helps.

What I'm missing is the discussion of a perhaps too-obvious explanation: coping with feelings of helplessness. While often happening simultaneously with anxiety (being in a helpless situation would make most of us anxious, right?) it is not quite the same, I would say.

I personally rarely remember my dreams, but when I do they tend to be very intense, and during periods of my life that are emotionally turbulent and, indeed, involve feeling helpless about something.

(also, you forgot to answer if you actually meant "mediation" or "meditation", because I'm curious what you mean in case of the former)
I would use the shit out of this thing as a pickup truck. It meets all my needs for something I can drive to a trailhead fully loaded with other hikers.
I liked the bloomberg style so much I ripped the fonts out of some Bloomberg software and use them as my terminal font :).

It's an attractive font.
They often gloss over how they might use an app, or use it differently to described when doing real, live work with real data instead of test scenarios. Just as I would likely gloss over much of what I do when I drive a car, as I no longer think about it. Sometimes they use something differently to how their supervisors think they do. Maybe they found a handy shortcut or unintended timesaver, maybe relying on a side effect or unused field.

Best to watch a few at all levels of seniority, if at all possible, to fully understand how to deliver what they might need. Then dig into the issues, shortcuts and timesavers or bottlenecks they currently have.
I think my comment mentioned a lot of reasons why they might succeed and not just because they're staffed with smart people. Cherry-picking a statement like this really adds no value to the discussion.
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This is an excellent article. Just curious, how much more efficient is the full-flow engine?

And, what exactly is the deal with the seals the article is talking about?

Anyone have more info?
Your Windows DHCP server can be pwned by a packet, IE, Edge by a webpage, etc.
Tell me if this is incorrect thinking:

An advantage of sequestration is location. Something like you can emit the CO2 in a distributed manner (think car tail pipes) and then sequester it nearby but in aggregate (think a facility just outside city limits)
fta, recent fires and pests.
Decision making is in the hands of bureaucrats. A large multi-national corporation is essentially the definition of bureacracy.
Not gonna lie I bust out laughing when I clicked comments and saw this first.
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> In short, most countries in the world do not want China to succeed

I wouldn't be so sure about that. I suppose most * developed * countries do not want China to succeed.

But what about African countries? or Latin American countries?
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> Why isn't there a good, open, cross-platform UI library already, that compiles to the native UI of each OS?

It is either "good native" or cross-platform. But not both in reality.

In principle can do something very basic using stock platform widgets - some application that uses only basic widgets: buttons and plain text textareas - all others are too different on different platforms.

If your app is slightly more than that you will have problems even with basic stuff. Consider this native UI example (Notepad++) : https://i.kinja-img.com/gawker-media/image/upload/c_lfill,w_... and something like Sublime Text

Notepad++ is a disaster even native platform API.
Sublime Text uses custom non-native renderer - consistent UI styling.
Specific to the funding model, we both do a kind of profit-share, with the main difference being that Earnest's repayment will usually happen earlier (assuming the business is successful) but is capped, Tinyseed payments would be smaller in the earlier years and keep growing over time perpetually. Neither one is "better" and I probably wouldn't advise founders to choose between an offer from both on the basis of just the funding model. If you're successful with either model you definitely won't be upset about the details of which model you went with.
The first sentence of the article explains what a perfect hash function is : "A perfect hash function is one that is collision-free.". Essentially, a perfect hash function is one where no two domain elements map to the same range element.

If you want to explore it further, you can search for injective functions and one-to-one mapping.

An example of a function that produces collisions is the ABS function.

ABS( 2 ) = 2.

ABS( -2 ) = 2.

Two domain elements ( 2 and -2 ) map to the same range element ( 2 ).
This is likely drawing from the set of pre-generated faces. If so it is violating the attribution requirement of the license.

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> This is exactly not what happens in Redux projects in my experience.

Sorry to beat this dead horse, but how does redux, which binds data directly at the level of the component that displays the data, make portable components more difficult than vanilla react where stateful components and functional components are tightly coupled? Do you have links to a gist or something so I can see what you're describing?
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And his sister is Betsy Devos, the US Secretary of Education, who is married to Dick Devos, who was CEO of Amway, a multi level marketing firm.
is it ? I thought it was mostly digested by fungi / bacteria / insects without re-emitting it
Since it uses a deep neural network, I don't think it's "thousands a second". Also, you can download an image and crop a face out of it in several seconds. You could even automate the process.

The biggest problem is transferring faces to existing photos. It was hard to do manually. Now it's much easier. Also, people are generally trained to ignore various artifacts by CGI-ridden movies and compression algorithms. So much of our notion of how the world looks comes from digital imagery, it's kind of scary.

I think we need to change the threshold of quality for an image/video to constitute "proof" of any kind. You can hide most of the weird artifacts by scaling things down or passing them through heavy compression.
Caused by global warming (human?), fta.
No; petrified wood is the same as other fossils: it is minerals, such as silica, which has filled in the void in the earth left after the organic material has decayed.

You can still bury the wood in an environment that does not allow it to (quickly) decay, or you can simply make a lot of stuff out of wood. (If you go the second route, you'll want to ensure that your wood structures last a long time, you'll want to increase the total wood sitting around in the world, and once you reach a new plateau in the amount of wood products in semi-permanent existence, you'll stop sequestering new CO2 via the process of consumerism, new products and structures will just be re-sequestering the carbon lost from old structures and products as they decay or are destroyed.)
I don’t think any of them really actively hire remote engineers unless you have a very niche skill set they need.

But I’ve heard of instances where someone works at BigCo for a very long time, makes themselves very valuable and then move somewhere with no office presence for family reasons but continue to work.
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More critically, they emit huge amounts of sulphuric compounds, which are what really sick around and tend to cooling. Unfortunately when those same compounds don’t reach high altitudes, you get a lot of acid rain. All told however, their net effect is strongly cooling over the first few years, and then milde cooling over longer time frames.
Yes, by default we don't take equity (shares, board seat, none of that). If you decide to raise a round of equity financing (ie VC) we could convert into equity alongside them and if you sell the company we get a % of that. There's a spreadsheet here that lays it out: https://earnestcapital.com/shared-earnings-agreement-digging...
TL;DR: stock vs. flow.
I currently don't have a car - but am looking to get one very soon.... I havent bought a car in about a decade, but looking at all cars these days, I can't believe just how much all cars cost these days - and with fuel prices...

When will Tesla make a van or truck?

What I want from a car company like tesla is a standard powertrain-sub-structure onto which I can bolt whatever body style I want.

There used to be boutique car manufacturers back in the 1920s - It would be great if they came back...

What happened to that electric car maker that was on Alameda Island old navy base? I cant recall what they were called...
Ditto for Infiniti (Nissan), Acura (Honda), and Audi (VW).

I realize none of those brands are useful for making unrelated demographic-based comments, however.
Forgive me. Working from a sketchy memory of how the incident was originally reported.
Software engineers, unless they literally went through a b. eng., are not engineers, despite calling themselves that. Most software/web developers are just wage workers.

"You make them pay", you being who exactly? The employee that gets a list of requirements and a deadline? These places are filled with juniors with relatively low experience. If their bosses tell them to do something, they'll do that thing, and don't have much leverage to argue.
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In using the word “ideological,” you’ve introduced a nice ad hominem attack. In my experience, “ideological” is a word invariably used as an ad hominem to undermine an argument that opposes the speaker’s own ideological bias.

Do I know that to be true in this case? No, but then again, you have given no evidence to the contrary, you just threw the word out there to try to marshall an emotional response, then segued into talking about being objective.

That’s smarmy.

Also, in calling this material “neither secret nor history,” you’re again engaging in rhetoric rather than argument. No, this material is not protected by Trade Secret or National Security law, but if it is not well known, the phrase “secret history of X” is a longstanding poetic metaphor.

As you well know, lots of articles use this phrase to describe knowledge that is not well-known, especially if it runs counter to common folklore.

If the above is not history, it’s your obligation to give examples where it is known to be false.

Thanks for the book recommendation. I may take you up on it, because I don’t assume that it must be wrong just because the rest of your comment is empty criticism.
Huh, Java didn't know it's necessary to be unsafe to implement a queue (ConcurrentLinkedQueue).
Only lazy, sloppy developers fail by repeating the same mistakes as others. Unless they're working on something truly novel (unlikely) there are books and articles out there which explain the problems to avoid.
We need to do both in order to prevent a civilization ending catastrophe. Sequestration has the advantage of allowing our net carbon output to be negative. Obviously getting to zero is the first goal, but we are already past the point where that would be enough.
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The OP seems to be confusing terminology. What they construct is a permutation. Everything they say is relevant to permutations, not perfect hashing.

In particular:

> A perfect hash function is one that is collision-free. By implication, the hash must be at least as many bytes as the key

This is just false. Perfect hashing is often if not always performed on subsets of the full domain, e.g. the keywords in a programming language.
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Not really either of those. A closer version would be profit-share + a SAFE. The primary function is for us to share in the profit (or more specifically "founder earnings") of the business alongside the founder(s). If you sell the business or decide to raise a big equity round later, we convert a lot like a SAFE.
someone didn't read the article, or notice the quotes around the word "Impossible"
Good question! I'm guessing not very synthetic, with high similarity to examples in the training set.
Wow, I checked but apparently the Pi 3 DOES meet the Windows 10 system requirements just barely. I wonder how fast the UI and Cortana run...

Win 10 Specs:
Processor: 1 gigahertz (GHz) or faster processor or SoC.
RAM: 1 gigabyte (GB) for 32-bit or 2 GB for 64-bit.
Hard disk space: 16 GB for 32-bit OS 20 GB for 64-bit OS.
Graphics card: DirectX 9 or later with WDDM 1.0 driver.
Display: 800x600

Ras Pi 3:
CPU: 4× ARM Cortex-A53, 1.2GHz.
GPU: Broadcom VideoCore IV.
RAM: 1GB LPDDR2 (900 MHz)
Networking: 10/100 Ethernet, 2.4GHz 802.11n wireless.
Bluetooth: Bluetooth 4.1 Classic, Bluetooth Low Energy.
Storage: microSD.
ha ha, classic.
One of my motives for building meowcat2[1] is that Twitter doesn't do threading very well[2]. (Another motive is I don't want the web to be controlled by a few big corporations).

[1]: https://github.com/cabalamat/meowcat2

[2]: https://cabalamat.wordpress.com/2018/03/04/twitter-gets-mess...
Digestion breaks things down for energy which means producing CO2. You can simplify organic chemistry on these scales as spending energy to store carbon or gaining energy to release it.

In some situations you can get net carbon storage which is how we got fossil fuels in the first place, but this is really slow. On the order of 1 Billionth the total fossil fuels stored per year.
> For example, WireGuard supports using pre-shared keys to encrypt ECC handshakes as a poorman's version of PQC.

If I understood the WireGuard paper correctly (https://www.wireguard.com/papers/wireguard.pdf), the pre-shared key is not used to encrypt the ECC handshake, or to encrypt anything at all; it's just mixed together with the output from the ECC handshake while deriving the data keys.
That's basically being angry at what they might do, which is a very premature kneejerk reaction. If they end up alienating them, they'll stop following. I still fail to see how it's really a problem.

Us "nerds" are just never happy.
While they might not know what they need, they definitely know what won't help them.
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I don’t think webapps can ever make the keyboard a first class citizen. The browser already has a bunch of keybindings.

Personally, I’ve never used a web app that I actually liked or trusted. Maybe it’s just me, but I’m always worried the page will time out or refresh or something.

Like imagine emacs or vim in a browser window, it would be horrible!
Tree growth and forest fires are just moving carbon back and forth between the air, soil, and trees. You can’t simply “destroy” the carbon, you have to keep it somewhere. Similarly, humans aren’t “creating” carbon, we are just taking it out of the oil it was in and putting it into the air.
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You’re describing using Twitter initially the way WhatsApp was initially envisioned: broadcasting statuses to friends —which kind of worked but the problem is was it was either DM or broadcast, no group or list concept to keep things fenced in.

So, I basically use it as a broadcast listening platform tuned to chosen sources and works well in that regard.