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> The ID here is meant to [..]

I got that, but you can still kind of prove it. Your know your ID + your-vote. This is likely the only valid ID+vote combination you can know before results are counted. That's when I'd "ask" you and late verify it.

If you want to verify the machine is working, just put the ballot in the standard bin and add those IDs in the counting phase. That seems fine in principle and make it easy to check the tech is working as intended. You'd end up with having list of all individual votes available, maybe even to the public. I'd be worried about people throwing statistical algorithms at that. You better also find a near perfect method to randomize order...
Nah, I don't find it funny. I find it nice that steps are being taken to stop this from happening.
anyone who wants the "faster feeds" are welcome to pay for it. hfts being able to trade on better infrastructure is no different from walmart being able to distribute soda to you at a fraction of the price they are retailing it at.
Look at some of the other examples people are bringing up to compare against, though. Gentoo definitely predates the modern dev culture, for example.
I agree, those graphs were pretty confusing. As far as I can tell, they are not showing the average time each operation takes (ie average elapsed wall time), they must be taking the length of the test and dividing by the number of operations. It would be much easier to parse if they showed operations/second instead.

In other words, 9 concurrent pregnant mothers would show 1 month/baby on those charts.

If I have that right, their comment makes more sense. After 20 concurrent requests, the overall throughput of operations/second does not increase with additional concurrency.
Speaking of JA3, does anybody know of a good set of repositories for JA3 hashes?
There are pockets. At MIT, as a student, it was definitely very pay-it-forward. But try starting a company in Boston and getting investment, or introductions, or do any sort of networking. It's literally impossible unless you have some way of scratching their back. I have heard this time and time again from founders that moved from Boston to the valley, and I have experienced it firsthand with my company.
> Complained about your dating prospects instead of making yourself more dateable?

Being dateable and actually finding people to date are two very different things.
Really great piece, take the time to read it.

I've been quite prone to this, and one thing that's helped is building systems vs. goals, per Scott Adams[1][2]. If you read many stories of successful people, you see a pattern in having habits or systems that were built at some point that lead to those successes, as opposed to setting a specific goal and trying to plan around that.

[1]https://blog.dilbert.com/2013/11/18/goals-vs-systems/

[2]https://outline.com/TGYvt2
The Apple street view cars also have LIDAR, so I'm curious to see what their plan is for that.
maybe its silly but i think california will always attract lots of great people because the weather everywhere else fucking sucks. i did a huge road-trip across the US last year and the biggest lesson i drew from it was that california is paradise compared to the rest of the country. i never traveled as a kid, so i assumed that things were nice in other places too. seriously, i dont understand why anyone chooses to live somewhere else. other places are cheap but they also suck massively. and people who live in NY? its just as expensive over there, even more restrictive gun laws (you cant even carry a fucking taser) and the weather SUCKS. why someone would know about both places and choose NY over CA is a mystery to me.
I grew up in a quite rural place here in CA and went to an evangelical high school, so I know what I'm missing.
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In general, I have observed socially that East Bay people are willing to take BART to SF, but SF people mostly won't come to the East Bay for any reason.

Because it's rare, when an SF person does come out here to visit, I feel really loved. :)
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Perhaps I have misunderstood what front running is, but I have always thought it is really only applicable when you have an obligation to your clients to give them good execution. You can't front run a market, just your clients. An HFT has no clients on behalf of which they are executing trades, they are just trading for their own account.
In many European countries, single use plastic bags for groceries almost disappeared overnight after a flat tax of 10 cents was slapped on it, I think they used less than 50% in 1 year or something like that.

The supermarket sold some sturdier and bigger bags for like 50 cents, who can be reused for years and they even replace it for you if the bag is ruined for some reason, but using this was socially frowned upon. After the tax, it is socially acceptable to reuse bags now.

It is possible to change this on a society level, and the change can be vary fast on our current hyper-connected economy.

A similar thing happened with lunches. Before 2008, people would never carried their own lunches from home, it was a total social faux-pa. The mix of economic downturn (even if the same people did not feel it), healthy lifestyles are trendy and the classic one-upmanship between who would bring the fanciest lunch lead to droves of people carrying their lunches on public transit almost overnight, special stores that sell thermos and special bags, and hundreds of cook books.
Terrible...we should hurry up with the deportations so they can get adequate health care from their home country...lingering in a U.S. detention center instead of their home seems inhumane.
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> Having lived in other countries I not only wouldn't be able to go back (because I find some pervasive things of the culture repulsive and unlikely to change any time soon), but it has also made it easier to notice the cliched patterns of hatred towards the "other", the same things that are said of mexicans in the US are said of the polish in the UK, people from some arab countries in France, the turks in The Netherlands (although they are far more "polite" about it), etc.

That's an odd set of examples. The countries you named are just about the least racist places on the planet. I'm sure you can hear some racist things about Bangladeshis/Pakistanis in the U.K., but nothing compared to what you'd hear about various groups in Bangladesh or Pakistan! (I’ve lived in the US 30 years, and almost all the racism I’ve ever witnessed was when other Asian people would be like “oh it’s just us Asians here, let me tell you how I really feel about [people].”)

> Sure, there are plenty of sensitive subjects that can put you in the bad side of a culture, but the "Merry Christmas" crowd is the same as "Guns, God & Country" crowd which is in many occasions the "racism doesn't exist" crowd. I used that sign as an example because it's the one I remembered the most vividly, but it wasn't the _only_ sign.

Even the "guns, god & country" crowd in the U.S. is far more welcoming and tolerant than most people in the rest of the world. In the U.S., we fight over whether English should be the official language. In France, few people question French as the official language. (And can you even imagine suggesting in France that kids should learn Arabic in schools to accommodate immigrants? But that's very common in the U.S. with Spanish.) And the French are incredibly tolerant compared to Bangladeshis. Even among the "gods, guns & country" crowd I'm more welcomed (as a brown guy with a beard) than a white American would ever be welcomed into Bangladeshi society.
> Why YT displays rusophobic videos in the recommendations list

Because it suggests videos based on your previous interests/views.

Solution is pretty simple - stop watching those videos.
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Trevor’s friend here: https://store.wearewired.in

I took his advice haha. I have 300 fully packaged signs to pick up this week. Excited to fix the supply chain issues and start shipping end of the week.
I take doxylamine succinate 5-10 mg about an hour before bed and find that it helps with sleep much more than melatonin, which only seemed to help with a very time-limited form of tiredness (it wore off and I'd wake up).

Still, even the antihistamine (sold as a sleep aid) can't do all the work when something big is going down the next day. Like a meeting with a big client requiring a lot of travel. A big stressor must be addressed.

In that case though, I find that writing 1000 to 2000 words about everything that could possibly go wrong gets me to the point where I can sleep like a baby. Precisely because I'm attaking the source of the anxiety. Most nights though it's easier just to do some basic organization and scheduling and take 1/3 of a little pill.

In the morning I do often take 50-100mg Jet Alert to blunt the fade-in. It's way easier to feel comfortable taking caffeine when fully rested.

An experiment in progress always, but at 9h average sleep (excluding waking times as recorded on FitBit) I managed to go 10 months between illness, as someone with an autoimmune condition (sjogrens). My previous record was 4 months. On top of that, no more depression. My subjective day ratings have gone through the roof. I have to laugh when I'm working with 10 hours of sleep and literally cannot find a single thing to be sour about in my entire life condition (the journaling template I use takes me through this). Plenty of problems, just more resources to work with. Sleep is worth the chase.

Edit: While I'm talking about anxiety, I have been testing L-theanine recently and so far it seems to lower the anxiety floor a little bit. There's nothing like getting your stressors sorted directly, but sometimes things are more complex than that, and if supplements can help, great.
This allows you to generate those values offline, without informing NASA.
That's probably for making maps used by localization on autonomous cars.
> DNS system is controlled by US company

Yes, of course. Russian propaganda never ceases to amaze me.

But just to be sure: do you know that DNS is decentralized protocol?
I love James Burke.
The first "Connections" is available on Kanopy if you have a library card. Lots of episodes on Youtube too.

"The Day the Universe Changed" was my intro to Burke; I loved it as a child an still as an adult.
They were so worried about whether they could they didn't stop to think whether they should.
What happens when you get disturbed even with the sign on?
You can rake from the bottom then, downhill. The reach of a rake, foot-to-rake is ~4 meters, that's as far as a leafblower goes too.
Looks like China's grounded all of theirs now.
> we can't get over this intuition that we must be special

It seems possible that a group of people who see animals as subhuman would be able to exploit them more completely and may have an evolutionary advantage.

Similar to how animals who believe they have their own consciousness separate from a global conscious would fight harder for survival, and therefore have a selective advantage.

Doesn't mean either of those things are true, but animals who think that way may breed more.

It's also possible that humans who see other groups of humans as subhuman have done better in war times, and have therefore proliferated.

I wish more people would consider that we might have ingrained beliefs that are both false and adaptive. I think knowledge is power generally, but lies can be power in specific cases.
Narrowing your focus and creating some "specific" landing pages might help if that's how you envision your market. Your homepage can be more broad, with subdomains or namespaces specific to a cohort.

Also, some more examples on your homepage would help!
It was, in fact, the job of a neural network.
Effects of Melatonin in Age‐Related Macular Degeneration

https://nyaspubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdf/10.1196/ann...

"We conclude that the daily use of 3 mg melatonin seems to protect the retina and to delay macular degeneration. No significant side effects were observed."
Not really.
You'll have about 25% of vehicles that won't get updated, and you'll risk lives as recall's get remedied, over years.

You'll also not have any way to measure the impact of the update, chances are it is not perfect...

Data:
https://www.nhtsa.gov/sites/nhtsa.dot.gov/files/documents/13...
Taking your question at face-value: FAA guidelines apply to all airlines that fly into the US - Ethiopian does.
California does OK with climate change. Rising ocean levels aren't a big deal, because the coast of California is mountainous. Even where it looks flat, like Venice Beach, go 3 blocks inland and you're usually 20 feet up.
San Francisco has some low-lying areas near the coast, but they're small enough and valuable enough to justify big seawalls if necessary. It's not like Florida or New Orleans, which are barely above sea level now.

Hotter is a problem, but CA isn't going to heat up to unlivable levels, like parts of India.
Exact same experience. The best bug reporting experiences I had were with arch and Nix.
I'm fine with regulation as long as zero is the amount of CO2 pollution allowed. We need to be in crisis mode now.
> Whether you have a Tesla in your brain or a Tesla in real life doesn’t make a difference in how happy you are.

This quote from the end of the article reminded me of the famous chimpanzee experiment where two chimps were hooked up to a brain scan, one was given a banana to enjoy the other just allowed to watch, but both seemed to have the same "pleasure zone" of the brain light up.
If uncausal events were so common, wouldn't they have been discovered in laboratory conditions by now? They'd be messing up experiments everywhere.
I used to have that and read recently it can be related to an iron deficiency.
I worked at Apple from ~1995-2002. The status quo described here, where the original bug reporter has to verify and close the bug was a beautiful thing. Nobody saw it as a disincentive to file bugs. It's not "extra work" to confirm that the team you begged to improve software had actually done what you suggested. The alternative, that software teams internally determine that the bug has been "fixed" without understanding nuances of the original report, is much worse. I love Apple's standard that the original bug reporter should be responsible for closing a bug, and I only wish that the privilege extended to third-party bug reports made via Bug Reporter.
I'm fairly sure my start to programming was from a demo disc that came with our PS2 which had a basic interpreter on it. I remember it could so some graphics stuff that was interesting, but I just made some simple text based programs.
I reread your comment about five times and still am not sure what you are saying here, my apologies.
When I initially coded up WARCreate, the webRequest API was still experimental. I believe there are more mature APIs that can be used from the extension context but some require DevTools to be visually open, which is not a common usage pattern of a typical web user.

Per the ticket, we have worked on a few other JavaScript-driven web preservation project like https://github.com/N0taN3rd/node-warc and https://github.com/N0taN3rd/Squidwarc, among others.

Web archiving from a browser extension is difficult but can be improved. I don't know of any other approaches at trying to do this via a browser extension beyond submitting a URI to an archive.
I'm confused that so many people on this site seem to be working on ancient weak sauce computers. The difference between a 1mb and 100mb app today is nil. I run Slack, vscode, and tons of other apps. Even if they take few gigs of RAM each, there's 62 more where that came from. They all run just fine.

It's like a forum full of carpenters that are using Black and Decker tools to build houses.
So, he really wasn't the original Dread Pirate Roberts?
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In this case a stiff-bristled 24" push broom works quite well and is cheap, easy and quiet if your driveway isn't too long.
> taught myself Android, nodejs, golang etc etc but those do not matter in outsourcing shops.

in general, they don't most of the time people are looking for 1/2 year experience in particular technology, not overall experience. I think it's just to filter out out senior developers.

Some do value your overall experience but they can always hire a senior that can handle 5 to 10 new devs. I have seen that happened often.
Is there any open source self-hosted CA that supports ACME? Boulder (the LetsEncrypt system) has big disclaimers in its docs about it not being a good fit for most companies.

In most large companies, issuing certificates remains a manual process. Generate a CSR, create a ticket, wait for response, download certificate, install on host. ACME seems like it should be the standard API for fixing this.
The former is almost always helpful . Rather than lamenting about the latter.
I thought this was about the electrical components. I was like, why would you need a neural network when there are physical laws?
Whatever, vaping is still better than cigs - it doesn't load your lungs with tar and doesn't make you stink nasty. If you don't smoke - don't start (or maybe do if you struggle from ADHD and can't get any better treatment), if you do and can't or don't want to quit - switching to vaping is a great idea.
The commenter took the post title literally/without context and applied that literal understanding to the top level comment.
Apparently you haven't maintained an airliner.
I have heard that the main questionmark is that typical doses are far larger than your body would normally produce, so you can't just assume it's "normal" or "natural".

But nobody has really identified harm yet.
Does anybody here use keynav?

I have been a ThinkPad user all my life but the trackpoint hurt my fingers (like another commented here)

Mouse and trackpad need a switch.

I like keynav but its slow and I'm wondering if with prqctise I will actually get somewhere or will forever remain slow?
It was sent direct from amazon, so that isn't the issue.
64GB RAM is far from common. My 16GB is regularly tested by fancy new startups thinking it’s fine if their app burns 7GB (I’m looking at you Zeplin!).
I found it confusing. Article says "Do the work" but gave 2 choices for the friend: "What’s the priority? Writing software for future use cases, or finding an assembler to build the signs for him?" If the friend wants to grow the project into a business, this is a false dichotomy. The friend should be doing both: adding value to his project by doing what he does best (enhance the product offering) as well as delegating jobs that someone else can do (find a builder). Either choice is "doing the work". Also, the friend has to be able to walk and chew gum at the same time if he wants to expand.
The title mentions masturbation and the top commenter said they forced themself to release something, which could be read as an euphemism for masturbation.
In situations like this, what does an airline do when most of its fleet is 737 max? More specifically, what happens to those flights on that day the announcement of planes being grounded was made?
SV doesn't have a "white male" broculture problem imo. Asians are overrepresented as are Jews, compared to their makeup of the general population, both of which don't identify as white.
The 3d content in Apple Maps comes from their acquisition of C3:

https://9to5mac.com/2011/10/29/apple-acquired-mind-blowing-3...

The technique is detailed in the conference paper:

https://www.spiedigitallibrary.org/conference-proceedings-of...

Essentially they use a rig of DSLR cameras mounted to the bottom of a Cessna to take photographs in a 45 meter grid, and then do stereo reconstruction from that. Crucially they describe using fast phase based disparity maps, which at the time were a recently declassified technique for guiding cruise missiles. C3 was a part of the defense contractor Saab AB.
Alright, we'll fight the leaf blowers, and you'll fight people making us feel bad on the internet. Planeteers, let our powers combine!
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You need to edit the sensitivity, on Linux this is done with synclient. The defaults can be ridiculous and absurdly bad. They quite arguably aren't right for anyone on the planet... Don't know why it ships like that (baseline usability shouldn't necessitate customization).

Also there's different concavity nibbles and people have very religious-like preferences for one style over another so I won't disclose my persuasion ... There's really really cheap variety packs to find out yours (like < $3 shipped)
So are newspaper headlines. Big tobacco didn't create e-cigs and in my experience quitting e-cigs was easy, but cigarettes nearly impossible. Maybe it was all about the additives, but I guess no one is sure yet: https://ec.europa.eu/health/scientific_committees/opinions_l...

Also, if e-cigs turn out to be safe, or can be made safe, what is the problem? Just a bunch of puritan's with their underwear in a knot.
Southwest also took steps to add additional AoA sensor information displays to their 737 Max aircraft in the wake of the Lion Air crash. The operator does make a difference.

https://theaircurrent.com/aviation-safety/southwest-airlines...
They can now optimize the "perfect" amount of nicotine in each hit now that'll maximize profit while accounting for lifespan.
That was actually kind of my thinking. There's a huge demand for these technologies at lower salaries than your tech hot spots, so most younger talent won't be interested in learning. Yet a 60K a year job would be AMAZING to the average felon.
I'm a big fan of most of Adam Curtis' documentaries...I like The Power of Nightmares the best
What does that have to do with anything? Can you elaborate so we can see if your argument holds up?
Part of being dateable is putting yourself in situations where there might be people to date.
Most of us are running other, more important shit that takes up RAM, like an IDE for my code and DB, plus some shells, text editors, etc. If we can get the less important shit to run faster, it would be a win.

Your desktop isn't magic either. Ever run a benchmark with slack turned on versus off? Try it out sometime. You'll be amazed.
Simple: scope creep. When companies want to expand the scope I don’t want to argue with them or say “no, look here” or even to sign another contract. With a weekly rate I just work as long as needed to complete the work. There is trust involved of course. If scope changes, no problem- I won’t make any fuss whatsoever and nothing needs changing, we just work the same we have been. Edit: I should also note that I have a much easier time closing leads when they see pricing broken down vs full quote up front. It’s the same price basically unless scope changes but psychologically it’s easier to accept.
I'm not very familiar with go but one thing I don't understand is why the caches need to be distributed. I wonder, why not just have one cache per thread?
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First, my TI-83 graphing calculator. I learned that I could write simple programs to take user input and do things like calculate the Pythagorean theorem. I eventually started writing text-based adventure games, and then simple graphical games by drawing pixels on the screen frame by frame.

Second, making a website using Flash. I had a great time drawing objects on a canvas, animating them using the timeline, and adding click-events to buttons. I ended up drawing a room where you could click on the computer to jump to a list of my favorite games, click on the journal to see something I wrote, etc.
Is the argument really the same, or is the media just presenting it that way out of laziness?
How is it related to masturbation I do not understand.