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> people use the spam button as a lazy man's unsubscribe

This is the small mail server crux right here. If you’re a small mail server and a few of your emails have been spam binned instead of unsubscribed, it would likely lead to your whole server getting shit canned.
That makes sense, but my guess is unfortunately that that is exactly what companies are doing, mostly because the ceo gets a sizable bonus when the stock price goes up.
Unfortunately, the code in this book uses a modified version of scheme which is no longer maintained.
> That's your definition. It's not everyone's.

Maybe not everyone's, but it's a pretty well-accepted definition that a majority of people would likely agree with. That's often the best we can do.

> So you're saying the feeling of anguish is self-inflicted?

Not in general, but in this particular case, yes, it would be.

> A rape victim who feels anguish is self-inflicting harm?

Ah, the good old false equivalency. Please don't present arguments in bad faith.
Oh, completely agreed. It's still a shame that it's not a better-traveled path, though.
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Standardizing and quantizing is also what enables conceptual proliferation which makes reality increasingly intractable. Understanding this is why China had Chuang Tzu and continuity in civilization. Things shouldn't be the slave of reason, they should be a slave of the senses. Love, Hume/Buddha :) perception in terms of quantization has that old problem 'with a hammer everything looks like a nail'... everything looks like a market transaction... to be solved by some financial instrument, bureaucracy or code. Chuang Tzu was talking about this millenia ago and was required reading for China's leaders.

Meanwhile Global Warming carries on... reality doesn't care what we think.
I’m in the spectrum and I responded to amphetamines atypically and I believe since starting on Addersll and Vyvansein my late-20s practically cured my life-long anxiety issues. It’s because my mind naturally wandered into anxious thought areas and got stuck there, trying to reason with myself (and you can’t use reason to stop thinking about death, one’s mortality, existentialism, etc) - whereas these stims allow me to choose what to think about, and I choose not to think about those things now. ...and the fact they’re also euphoriants helps too.
It still incurs a nontrivial runtime cost, unless you've ifdef'd it away in release builds, but even so it is a heavy price to pay in debug or semi-debug^ builds for things like container operator[] bounds checking. The best implementation of assert I've seen raises SIGTRAP on error, which neatly lets you attach a debugger and break when the error occurs, at which point you have the full stack trace and program state.

^ semi-debug in our case means minimal optimisations and debug asserts enabled.
I love to see that Purism is progressing a lot with their open smartphone. I look forward to have a 100% Linux phone. Hopefully people who care about privacy, customization and owning their phone will get what they deserve.
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As implied in the article, Hiten Shah from KISSmetrics. https://hitenism.com/
If we should be concerned about the deployment of 5G, it's due to the fact that it will render our weather satellites nearly useless. The frequency they chose for 5G just so happens to be about the same frequency as water's resonance. 5G cell towers would show up as huge points of water concentration and we have no idea how to work around this yet.

https://hackaday.com/2019/04/16/5g-buildout-likely-to-put-we...
I haven't read beyond the first two chapters, but the clarity and expressiveness of the notation used is amazing.

I do wish more maths/physics etc would adopt similar, clearer, unambiguous notations.
True, they make it look required there, but you can use one of the direct download links instead (eg linked from https://docs.docker.com/docker-for-mac/release-notes/) or use Homebrew to install it.

The problem is more that they make it harder to find if you don’t log in, which is really not great. But if you don’t want to create an account there is certainly no need to do so.
This is awesome. I wish I had a fleet of vehicles to use this with.
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I would say that that’s exactly what’s happening. You pay employees with stock, but then you buy back your stock to inflate the price, financing the buybacks with debt. The ceo gets a huge bonus, and then when the stock price crashes because the debt has to be repaid, the employees are left with a big pile of worthless stocks. The ceo flees with a golden parachute.
"1. The apps used MDM profiles, intedned for control of employee's smartphones and/or vpns to filter access to apps."

Anyone know where Apple's language on this is? MDM is "mobile device management", which sounds very much like what a parental control app is. I don't see much difference in the employer vs parent use cases.
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You'd be a fool NOT to spend them. Spending them helps to improve their value by growing the ecosystem. Spend and replace.
Early 2000's for me, and yes, similar experience. What was really interesting to me is that my home domains had no problem emailing my work and side bit gmail based mail service a few weeks ago. Then, suddenly, this stopped working.

I changed jobs as well, and now work is using a MSFT based hosted mail service, and I am getting delay messages.

Seriously, GOOG, MSFT, and others broke mail. This is not an improvement.

I've not looked into speaking with MSFT mail folks about their breakage yet. With GOOG, you have really no mechanism of reaching out to someone there and getting attention for the problem they are causing.

This is the much bigger problem with GOOG actually, in case any googley people are reading this. They just don't get customer service. At all. It is near impossible to be able to report a real problem across the spectrum of their services. Unless you are one of their bigger customers, you don't have access to even a telephone support number. Their online help is a crapshoot, with you getting useful information less than 50% of the time.

So where I am now is with locked down, long time existing domain mail servers, which send maybe 5-10 outbound messages per month, that suddenly and inexplicably, have a bad reputation. Well, no they don't have a bad reputation, they can send email just fine to other services.
If he was just doing his job the implication is that no one else was doing theirs at the same company.
Haha you would all fail a genetics quiz. Virtue signalling over science 100%.
He talks about John McPhee, who has written a lot about diverse topics and also about writing as an art and process. The latter is interesting, if perhaps a tad overwrought and obsessive; the former is all over the place. In that the amount of thought doesnt necessarily translate into good writing. Case in point: "diversion of the field" which to be honest doesnt wow me in any way. This writer suffers from the same problem.
That will still evaluate the cond in all cases. Passing a func will make it lazy but might have performance implications (I’d have to test it).
Nice! Hope to see it implemented by all RIRs soon.
Re: "Think of the children". If you consider the two questions after what you quoted to reply to, I think what was intended was to allude to a regulatory capture situation. The article specifically states certain carve-outs being suggested.
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This was what I was looking for insight on. At least in some people's view, Bitcoin isn't much of an investment because it has no intrinsic value, yet if the majority holds on to it, it has litle value as a currency/medium of exchange
The links to decent writeups with example code (
excellent to have) are a nice surprise when a row is expanded.

On my firefox browser the paragraphs and elements in the table and writeups are somewhat excessively spaced vertically.
Slack is trash and hostile to users, but unfortunately, it has significant momentum. I wouldn’t be surprised if Mozilla switches over.
MDM is used for enterprise. IT Admin has certain escalated privileges, which is different to a parental control app. It can be especially dangerous if the person in control of MDM has malicious intent.

Refer to the Mobile Device Management tab in the link.

https://support.apple.com/en-au/business
Mozilla could be interested in the greatest new chat product from the getstream.io folks. It looks like not an outlier, being used by PH, unsplash, and other great websites.

Maybe worth checking out!

https://getstream.io/chat/
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It won't, because of inlining and dead code removal. (At least, it didn't back around Go 1.11 when I last tested this.)
Gentrify of white flight? Make up your confused mind. Democrats really want segragation back badly. You hate when whites and blacks live together in harmony. The author of this is a racist.
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I found this snippet on Docker Hub's Linked Account Settings:

> Service user (or machine/bot account) suggested

> Attaching your personal GitHub or Bitbucket account to this Docker Hub organization will allow other organization owners to create builds from your private repositories. We suggest using a service user (also referred to as a machine user or bot account).

c.f.: https://docs.docker.com/docker-cloud/builds/automated-build/...

Seems worthwhile to do this, if you're an enterprise or otherwise have sensitive private repos. But I agree that it would be better to have an easier per-repo authorization system, since many users won't bother going through the hassle of setting up a service account.
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IIRC the OAuth2-interfacing application needs to (or at least should) know beforehand exactly what to request access to, so if that's read/write access to all of the user's content, it's trivial. For the external application to know something specific like a particular resource is more complicated to deal with (especially with private/hidden content), so most OAuth providers don't provide that level of granularity. It can be done, it just requires more engineering than most (all?) off-the-shelf OAuth solutions provide, and it's more control than most users actually need.
I don’t follow 4. I get in early and leave early. This is the 2010s not the 1810s.

If that means I’m not liked, I’ll pay that tax.
Thanks to the XENON1T dark matter detector lodged under the Gran Sasso mountains of Italy, scientists have recorded one of the rarest events to ever be detected: a special type of radioactive decay in xenon-124.

It's an amazing feat, because the decay of this isotope is extremely, extremely slow. In fact, xenon-124 has a half-life of 1.8 x 10 to the power 22 years – roughly one trillion times longer than the age of the Universe.

Does that qualify as impossible odds?
Just curious, what would you use vim for on a device like that? Presumably it won’t be able to do much beyond what you outlined so unless you plan on using it as just a not taking device/typewriter, why not just have an embedded ssh client with tmux?
Yes, the research was first done by the high school student mentioned in TFA, who, for a class project, developed a model to justify the folkloric claim that the maximum number of possible folds was 8. Her model suggested that, contrary to popular belief, 12 folds was possible, so she set out to empirically test that prediction.[0]

[0] http://mathworld.wolfram.com/Folding.html
That is what I thought, but in this case, the ether that are presumed to have been stolen are those that have shown up at addresses with weak keys and then moved to another address (one without a guessable key), often as soon as they show up at the first address. The authors tested this hypothesis by moving a dollar's worth of ether to one of these addresses, and it was immediately stolen from them. I do not see how one could conclude that these presumably-stolen coins were stolen through the Geth exploit.
Here is a link to the unofficial html edition : https://tgvaughan.github.io/sicm/toc.html
I'm gonna fess up and say I didn't read it at first. Within a few seconds when I realised it wasn't about literal backpacks I checked the comments to see if anything of value is discussed. Agreed with the person before me and moved on.

This is how I operate these days I'm afraid. I subconsciously attribute some vague numerical value to anything I do and should it fall under some equally vague threshold the effort is abandoned.

I think the more I work as a coder the more I allow my behaviour to become algorithmic :D
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Immune that case, the passenger has to worry about the rating they will get from the driver.
That's a fallback implementation for platforms without SIMD. The real code is lower down.
So basically muting all unregistered users by default. Something IRC can do.
> Yes, but that requires that people know about the legislation and care enough to be involved, and it is unlikely that they'll be more willing than Microsoft will because it will affect them significantly less.

Aren’t those reasons to weigh the company’s views more heavily?

> It turns out that American companies are disproportionally affected because there are more large American companies, which means the law will target them more. That's like saying the U.S. should drop out of environmental agreements because they'll hurt our local industry more–it's not taking into account the fact that it's our own companies disproportionately causing the problem the legislation is trying to solve.

It certainly would be prudent for legislators to be more cautious about environmental legislation that could affect major domestic employers. The cost benefit (the potential gain from a cleaner environment versus the potential loss from reduced economic activity) is different for the US than for other countries.

> "Think of the children" tends to lead to mass surveillance and a degradation of liberties, while calls for "privacy" lead to…Facebook earning less money? Where are you trying to take this argument?

For both things, the benefits are widely appreciated while the costs necessarily are not. It’s entirely appropriate for companies to come in and say “hey, this law sounds great but is going to put additional burdens on companies that are out of proportion to the benefits.” Legislators must of course balance the resulting input, but the process of providing that input is not corruption.

As to Facebook making less money, that is a cost that must be considered. A huge fraction of the fancy coffee and avocado toast industry is bankrolled by Facebook money. If the benefits from increased privacy don’t outweigh the losses to companies like Facebook, the law is a bad one.
Ditto to the other comments. It's waayyyyyyyy too early. Just because articles exist about "brain-computer interfaces" doesn't mean it isn't hype.
I do agree, it's really good.

The only thing a bit difficult is to find objects/models to use: the gallery system in the app doesn't have search/filters and the website does provide a list and third parties, but overall it's a little bit of work to locate one precise item you need for your project.
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Android at least lets you use other app-stores and easily distribute and install apps by sideloading. On iOS you have to use the Apple App Store - everything else is a massive inconvenience or against Apple’s T&Cs (e.g. Facebook+Google’s use of enterprise certs).
The person you are replying to said "unique immutable pages", by definition you would be able to crawl these for years and they would never change. [1] is a site that contains all possible 3200 page books with the ability to consistently index content as an example.

[1] http://libraryofbabel.info/About.html
The issue is that the moment you introduce the third-party app store, these gambling, privacy-disrespecting apps will flourish. That unique Advertising identifier is now worthless if they can just target ads based off of <more permanent unique ID>. All of the private APIs, like getting your phone's actual Tel number, will now be used and sent off to Facebook. Overall, your phone becomes just as "free" as android, and just as "apps can do anything, even if it's bad" as Android.
Must we use that many ecus? They are horrifically expensive - why not auosar separated squeeze them all together and we hope that row hammer never existed.
After reading miki123211's comment and doing some further research, I am peeved at the article's blatant bias to portray Apple negatively. The developers knew that they were circumventing the rules, as shown Apple's response, but pretend to be the victims and complain that they can't understand Apple's feedback.

I suppose this also goes back to the bigger picture in society. We have been trained to root for the underdogs, while the faceless corporation is always to blame. Apple has been consistent in its effort to make iOS secure, but public opinion keeps changing depending on whether it causes them an inconvenience. When Apple refuses to comply with the FBI, Apple good. When Apple removes apps that violate privacy and weakens security, Apple bad.
What's wrong with using jQuery in 2019?
For something this exceedingly, impossibly rare I’d expect an in-depth discussion of how this is NOT an instrument mistake or a mis-interpretation of the measurements. There appears to be none of that.
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Vocabulary.com is nice too. https://www.vocabulary.com/dictionary/flash
> IT Admin has certain escalated privileges, which is different to a parental control app.

So a random employer is allowed to control employee devices, but a parent isn't allowed to control their children's devices?

Really?

This is flat-out evil on Apple's part.
Is this website anti-google?
I think the real problem is that almost all parents have no experience in early childhood development. They sort of learn as they go and infer the good things that happened to them. Parents are by no means early childhood development experts. Just like you go to a medical doctor you can find professionals who can help.
How old are U?
Do you find it fustian?
Corporations give people goods and services in exchange. (And almost everyone gets the money in the first place by working for a corporation.) Their interests are highly aligned.
My point is, one need not apply an adjective to something that does not need qualifying. Just like "vanilla" JavaScript. You are either using JavaScript or you're not but people have been doing that for years and now I see posts asking for definitions or differences between "vanilla" and other flavors of js.

Terminology is important but I see it's not important among some people and other hobbyists online.
I mean, I see government having a role here. Both in developing pro child development resources and policies. Europe is way ahead of the US for example. Some US states are way better than others as well.
Dredging up memories from high school chem: not actually impossible odds. Half-life means the time it takes for half of the atoms out of a given quantity to decay. There are 6.02E23 atoms per mole, and about 8 moles per kg for xenon. So with a large enough quality of xenon-124, some decay event should happen within a reasonable timeframe. Of course it’s still a tremendous technical feat to actually setup and detect such an event.
I secretly love NPM. If your open source project’s first code section is “npm i ...” I’m happy.
That’s a pretty terrible idea. Sure, maybe in Manhattan where the economy is good that would work, but in less prospereous places that’s just regressive and will cause the economy to get into a death spiral.

Here’s how that would work:
1. A couple stores owned by a landlord close down due to a recession or something.

2. Landlord has to keep the vacancies for awhile while he finds other renters.

3. He get’s levied the extra taxes due to the vacant properties. Now he really needs to get it off his books or find a renter.

4. He can’t find a renter because the economy is bad. So he tries to sell the properties.

5. He either doesn’t sell it, or sells it a big discount because the buyer needs to price in the tax premium.

6. Rinse and repeat.
Another reason to have Encrypted Container Images :) https://github.com/opencontainers/image-spec/issues/747
Seems the server is 50 USD/month for 50 clients. Since it is FOSS, I suppose you can self-host?

This seems shady:

"* In addition to standard version available on the Google Play, Traccar Client for Android comes in a special hidden version. It includes modifications to make the app less visible to the phone’s owner. Name is changed from “Traccar Client” to “Device Settings”. Default Android settings icon is used as an app icon. After first start, the app removes itself from the launcher. To open it again dial 8722227 (TRACCAR)."

I highly doubt that's GDPR complaint. Then again, it is a Russian company who sell their server capacity in USDs.
IT admins are given powers over devices that would be considered domestic abuse if given to parents.
The employer is allowed to manage devices on its own network, generally to enforce security policies that they may put in place.

It’s not at all the parent that Apple is concerned about, it’s the app developer, or anyone who can hack the app developer.

If a parent was using this feature to manage their in-home devices directly, Apple would have no problem with it at all.

An app developer cannot masquerade as your employer to back door your iPhone and control things on it which third-party apps are generally prohibited from controlling.
Parental control is basically the only technically valid and ethical use-case for MDM.
Ethereum didn't fail to scale, its just taking much longer than anticipated. The plans are finally coming together though for PoS and Sharding on the base chain, with layer 2 there for more scaling as needed
You're forgetting a much simpler scenario that could wildly throw off survival statistics: early detected cancer might have a chance of never actually killing the patient even without treatment. Therefore early detection increases survivability in the statistics because it's counting more "duds".
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If you read the paper I’m sure you’ll find the information you’re looking for. These types of experiments spend decades understanding all potential background events and trying to limit them.
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This thread was very entertaining. This "solution" is insane. How did so many engineers not realize they're just reinventing the wheel?
At least in the OP, it looks more like disgruntled responses to the 'standard' Apple policy of

1) make iOS/inhouse app changes

2) throw every competing app under the bus.

It is a well established history that says to developers "if you have an app that fills a need iOS hasn't addressed, your days are numbered, good luck when somebody at Apple writes the mvp of your app themselves".

Not hard to imagine an App Store future that is just corporate portals and games, with everything else covered by Apple thus off limits.
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