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Ask which one person at FB is held ultimately accountable for privacy, by whom, and how they measure it.
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Oh yes. The Riemann Hypothesis is connected to just about everything; lots of statements have been shown to either follow from it or be equivalent to it.
My single biggest gripe with Windows laptops (I have a T470 now, previously a Razer Blade, and I have had various classes of Dell/HP laptops over the years) is the trackpad. The trackpad experience on a mac is leaps and bounds ahead of any of the windows machines I've used. The Mac trackpad via bootcamp is a downgrade, but still better than the trackpad on my T470.
Choosing to have -infinity and various nans can be done independently from choosing to add regime bits, one could as well design this system to include them by adding more special values.

I didn't find a resource specifying how many exponent bits to actually use? (The 'es' value)

I don't see anything different in this system than regular floats that would ensure consistent results across machines/compilers/...? It's floats plus unary encoded regime bits to have var length exponent, so everything that can make floats inconsistent can still happen here: non commutativity, different exponent sizes or precisions of intermediate values, different rounding modes, ...
I learnt to read by peeking over the shoulder of my older brother when he was learning. I guess just being around people that read things aloud is fine.
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Good idea, cheers. I'll have to gather more data before I can do historical changes.
The whole point of syntactic sugar is that it makes a code fragment easier to read / understand. That's why we're not calling it syntactic poison.
That's the one! It's next to impossible to go beyond that question. Where do you go from there? And you are spot on with the 'fear' part.
There's plenty of good talks and literature on the subject and why it is applicable to game development, but also more generally.

This talk by Mike Acton (Formerly Insomniac now Unity):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rX0ItVEVjHc

I recommend this talk all the time, since it is the one that got me convinced to look into DoD seriously.

Also:
More Mike Acton (now at Unity): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p65Yt20pw0g

Stoyan Nikolov “OOP Is Dead, Long Live Data-oriented Design”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yy8jQgmhbAU

Overwatch Gameplay Architecture and Netcode (More specifically about ECS): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W3aieHjyNvw

The main argument is that you work with data so you should care about data. All a program does is take some input, do something with it, and give you an output.
If you structure your program around this mindset, a lot of problems become much simpler. Concurrency is one thing that becomes much simpler to reason about now that you understand how your data is managed and moved around.
Realisations that most of the time you have multiple of something and very rarely do you have a single thing. So having a lot of small objects of the same type each doing some work within their deep call-stack, rather than running through an array of them and doing the work you need to do.

I disagree that encapsulation is a brilliant idea _in general_, because it promotes hiding data, and hiding data is not inherently good. There's obviously cases, where there is internally critical, but since all your state is simply tables of data, your program is just choosing to represent that data in some way, which can make it easier to centralize a bug early.

There's obviously pros and cons, but I don't think you should discount the possibility of it being a good idea just because it questions ideas that seem standard.
Western Power Distribution have an app called "carbon tracer" so you can see how much of your energy (if you live in their region, the South West of England) comes from renewables, fossil fuels, nuclear, or other. They also break out each of those into sub categories. They provide a forecast so consumers can schedule high energy use during times when there's more renewable production.

https://carbontracer.westernpower.co.uk/
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You mean exchanges.

Exchanges != crypto.

Individuals can use btc anonymously. It's public, but only the person you deal with know who owns your wallet.
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Is more complicated. Pines are "weak" creatures, always prone to be bullied and displaced by other trees in the lowlands, but they are survivalists. Pines grow in lands forbidden to other trees: high mountains, damp situations, sandy and the poorest soils.

When you had burnt the landscape stripped to the bone, to solid rock. When nothing grows, you put a pine and it will survive. Acid soil is better than no soil at all.

Some of this areas, when left alone, include slowly other species (holly, rowan), and dying pines, make interesting unique landscapes, peat bogs and moors. They host much more biodiversity than it could seem at first glance and a lot of endemisms also.
I had the naive, wide-eyed, ideal belief in my younger years. There are still sometimes spurts of excitement to change the world. But I have grounded myself and accepted that I may never have a bigger impact than my immediate surroundings. I gave up on the fantasy years back.
It's better than nothing, but the real change comes from suppliers producing renewable energy and most importantly carbon-free energy.

Renewable energy can be bad for the environment too, it's not magic. If we found a way to make renewable oil, it wouldn't be environment friendly.
Thanks for your encouraging words. Sadly, I have given up on grand ambitions (pragmatically).
ShadowFox covers all corner cases. For instance, when opening a new tab, Firefox would flash a crazy huge white page before theming it.
I know a little Spanish still I would argue about 1-to-1: at least you do not pronounce `h` and there are two different ways to pronounce `g`.
I guess we are talking about the newest justice of the US Supreme Court. His nomination was controversial because of multiple sexual assault allegations and his overall questionable character. I don't really get the connection to calendars though.
>Seems these days the second option is always the preferred one.

Not on the internet, no. The 2/4/8/whatever-chans are alive and kicking. Ditto the good old IRC. There's plenty of other services that are more rough-and-tumble than milktoasty. Any of the new social media like Mastodon, Minds, BitChute have rather hands-off moderation - any lawfull content has rather good chances of staying there undisturbed.

The difference is one of perception - namely, which ones get favorable opinions in the media as family safe, and which ones get condemned as the seedy, scary underbelly.
Works in the UK
It's free. It has apps for iOS and Android and you can also phone in. I've never used it for such large meetings, but apparently it handles 100+ people fine [0], and they have a blog post about scaling [1].

[0]: https://www.callstats.io/blog/2017/10/09/jitsi-atlassian-web...

[1]: https://jitsi.org/jitsi-videobridge-performance-evaluation/
> My testing suggested that client-side validation still gave better results, because it was instant.

In some cases yes, but I don't think you can get away with client side validation for a lot of things because they depend on the state of your database to return the correct result.

For example, how would you validate an email or username on the client when the availability of the name depends on you making a database call to see if a user exists already? You have to make a network call, get the result and then update your validation errors on the client based on that server side result.

But for validating something like a phone number or twitter handle, sure, client side works all the way but I don't think having even 200ms of delay for that validation is going to make for a bad user experience. 200ms is a lot too. That's about what it takes to ping a server in Tokyo from New York.

Your other points are valid tho. I guess we'll see where LiveView ends up going.
Yep, this. Blue eyes are blue for the same reason that the sky is blue!
Renewable oil would be carbon neutral, I suppose.

At the moment the 'renewable mix' includes biomass, which is similar.

Interestingly, I recently saw a British supplier advertising not only renewable but vegan electricity... Because standard renewable includes animal waste biomass. Is this going too far?
It doesn't seem that dubious - it simply means there are lots of big businesses (steel/aluminium/glass/concrete factories) which don't buy any of these renewable certificates.

It's a bit of a flaw with the whole system really - only companies with a public brand to protect will go renewable, which is far from the economically smart way to do it.
I somewhat care because it seems like a bit prone to tax fraud. Not sure if it is easy for the Danish tax agencies to spot this kind of transaction and enforce tax collection though.
A huge and actually informative infographic on cat colors: http://www.cedarseed.com/tuts/catcol-wp.html
Sadly it costs next to nothing to buy a ROG, it's basically a percentage point on the annual bill.

They need to make the RoG more expensive to genuinely fuel renewables
I'm in Australia, can you suggest a few brands?
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When you say you want to completely understand the problem before starting, your personality sounds like an enneagram type 5, check it out to see if that describes you. If so, that might shine a lot of light on where your anxiety comes from.
Not just privacy. Democracy in general.

No cash mean you can't do anything that has not been validated by the state first.

It means kids will have less options to foul around without the parents checking it.

It means you won't be able to pay in a gay bar anonymously.

It means any new (and hence controversial) political concept will have no way to financially grow to acceptance.

It means no living off the grid.

It means hobo will be even more excluded.

It means in case of crisis, the financial system is paralyzed.

It means if powerful people wants something bad for you, you can't be on the run.

It means easy censorship against unpopular activists or artists.

It means no way to test a weird idea off the record to see if it's worth it.

It means no escape if the gov raises taxes in an unjust way.

It means no workaround for paralyzing bureaucracy.

It means no grandpa selling his home grown vegetable at the farmer market on the side.

It means everything you do, where you do, at what time and with whom is tracked, permanently recorded, then passed to algo or AI for analysis.

No grey area. No margin of error.

Just the immovable, inflexible structure of current society imposing itself to everybody.
Antibiotic resistance can be solved. The time to act is now
Metaprogramming is about making design more formal. A "constant fraction" of anything written by hand should be automated, ideally. Metaprogramming is not complicated, it is an essential skill, design may be complicated.
From the ingredients list on the Amazon product listing it contains a number of soaps derived from coconut, palm and tallow (usually beef fat). Sodium X-ate is a soap made from X.
> I've booted my p75 98 machine faster than web pages can load on my i7 mac.

I have an i7 windows desktop at home with an SSD, and if I turn on my monitor before I hit the power button on the desktop, the PC is logged in before my monitor powers on. Things can still be fast, if you're careful.

Just because your PC from the 90s is still fast, doesn't mean everyone elses were, this screenshot is famous for a reason [0]

[0] https://i.imgur.com/Ko5QcQl.jpg
Does anyone know how this web server starts itself after restarting your machine? As far as I know, a `~/.zoomus` directory can't restart a web server after your machine restarts.
This is a layman observation. Was just reading about the C-Elegans worm atlas and it's feeling like this "bottom up" studying of brains will yeild more insight into how brains get built and operate, than studying the human brain which just seems massively more complex. These things are specs of dust.
And having spent enough time as a kid using honey to get the local colony to line up in various formations I am looking forward to programmable colonies.
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Definitely an American thing too, and there’s no British ancestry in my family.
>If banned on instagram they could have continued anywhere else.

They could, but it wouldn't be instagrams problem then.
> When it comes to cat colors and coat patterns, here’s a mind-blowing fact: All cats are tabbies.

Shouldn't be that surprising if you know what their immediate ancestral species looks like [1].

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/African_wildcat
My point is that I am not sure that there is enough renewable electricity to meet the demand, and that certificates seem to be a bit massaging the numbers...
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It's worth noting that renewable also includes burning biomass, so that doesn't mean it's necessarily mean it's clean energy
found this from Kahan in 2016 https://people.eecs.berkeley.edu/~wkahan/UnumSORN.pdf

https://people.eecs.berkeley.edu/~wkahan/EndErErs.pdf

https://people.eecs.berkeley.edu/~wkahan/SORNers.pdf
In my country they consider heating with wood "renewable energy". This is essentially cheating on the subject.
I wish it would leave some sign of it's existence in Firefox. In a few months I wont remember how I did that...
As I understand it, they tried to design a new plane that wouldn't require pilots to be re-trained on how to use it, if they'd already been trained on an older model. That's the UX I'm referring to.
Human's average lifespans have been a lot shorter throughout history.
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As far as I can tell you can't fix this and still be able to do web development on the same machine.
The solution is to fix the school system so that people are not forced to stay with a bunch of classmates they didn't choose and not prevented to do what they would really like to do in life, resulting in activities like this as a replacement.
I had read somewhere that telomere length reduces each time a cell divides. Assuming that, telomere shortening rate is directly indicative of the number of times cells have gone through division. Could that not mean that telomere shortening rate is just estimating cell division rates and the latter relate to life span for an entirely different reason? Is this or some other study show that shortening rate is a better predictor of life span than cell division rate?
He was wrong, since the Manhattan project was and is still celebrated as a great achievement. Hiroshima is considered a regrettable necessity. Anyone willing to read about fire bombing of cities before the A-bomb would consider it a reasonable alternative.
Switch to Nuclear then maybe progress will be made
Thank you so much to all the people at fast.ai! This is exactly what I was looking for!
Thanks. That would be interesting to know. One thing; what do you mean with measure it?
So, if all EON customers switch to renewable electricity (at no extra cost) EON will not provide any non-renewable electricity to their customers.

You'd think, anyway.
Yes. In fact, if we ever manage to build a quantum computer with a non-trivial amount of qubits, we can expect exponential improvement in the performance of any prime number-related numerical research.
Thanks for doing the math. I’d say 130-140 would be better than 180 for someone in shape.

Most people can’t even hit 180 after their 20s.
Wood from managed forests is renewable energy, and arguably carbon neutral as well.
Yet another progressive Utopia that would result yet again in millions of deaths.
In theory this demand drives up prices for the certificates which then goes to renewable energy producers?
Burning biomass, assuming it's grown by them, is carbon neutral.

I wonder if they filter their exhausts or just release the particles into the air.
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Yes, please...and also your experience with elvish in general?
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You don't believe there is enough renewablably-produced electricity to meet the demand for certificates? I suspect you might be over-estimating the demand for certificates!
> I'm not sure if there's a technical solution that would be easy for people to follow.

Why not? It should be no harder than specifying the server you want to migrate to, and the handle you wish to use there. Everything else should be handled by the backend, and the receiving server’s mod team.
Quite like Solarized themes, so have one that switches from light to dark and vice versa.
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Bar soap has died due to a perceived lack of cleanliness.

People look at a half used bar of soap lying in a shared bathroom and think "Some other dirty person has rubbed that in their private parts. No way I'm touching that!!!".

Soap, unless stored in a well designed soap dish, also always has a partially dissolved slimey bit that's pretty icky.
I miss the late 00s early 10s YouTube recommendation system. I reckon there was more graph theory based on actual videos watched.
I'm not too bothered by the number, but am worried that a company will be able to talk their way out of punishment through misinformation.

You only need to look at the latest Zoom vulnerability, and the Panera Bread data leak to see how companies will happily tell its users that everything is fine, while doing absolutely nothing to publicly resolve the issues being raised. To make things worse, a lot of people will blindly believe this, or take their side to be contrarian.

As you've rightly said, regulation needs to change corporate behaviour, and while a hefty fine will do that, it's also a minor risk to a firms ongoing reputation. It's a cost that can be offset elsewhere - more than likely onto the customer. I would rather the fine be halved or even quartered, if it meant that BA had to publicly accept full responsibility, and to push for independent auditing of all of their software.
In this case efficiently searching for an example n does not require fast factorization. We are search for a number n such that σ(n)/(n ln(ln (n))) is large. That mean we want σ(n) large, and that means n will have to have lots and lots of small factors.

So your comment is relevant, but in this case, it doesn't provide new insight.
It's not cheating, it's conflating renewability with pollution generation.

Forestry is a well-understood topic that has made wood one of the most widely-used renewable resources in the world. Burning wood still produces large amounts of carbon dioxide/monoxide.
I think the trick is to reverse your thinking. Looking for answers to existential questions outside ourselves is just a rabbit hole leading to more questions. I'd love to be proven wrong, that would make things a heck of a lot simpler. But this is like the dreamer asking himself where all the dream stuff comes from and why it's there, making up all sorts of theories about the dream universe and dream black holes or even dream gods. I think reality is very similar. You cannot solve problems with the same thinking used to create them.
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It's renewable, but where does that burnt carbon go?
All residential customers have been switched, so yes (almost(1)) - EON are providing 100% renewable electricity.

(1)Or rather, mostly renewablably-produced electricity, and have agreed bought the renewable rights to some other suppliers' electricity i.e. the other suppliers can't sell the electricity to anyone else and call it renewable.
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that works on all korn shell based posix shells.
Seems like this should be fixed in Firefox rather than requiring a theme which executes unsandboxed code on your machine to install itself. I get that people probably want this now, but personally if this bothered me I'd submit a feature request and wait for something more official.
Telomeres eventually end, and that's the difference.
Cars took over because the legal system helped squeezed out alternatives
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It goes back to where the tree extracted it from: atmosphere.

That's why it is usually considered carbon neutral.
I guess he reported to Chrome first because that’s what everybody uses, found their answer (or lack of answer) unsatisfactory, and then went to report to Firefox.
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I feel compelled to answer here, mostly because I've been and to a degree still are where you are.

It's extremely common to gradually move into a state of mind where you denigrate yourself – and the effort you've put forth in life. You need to ensure your own happiness, and no one in here, or anywhere else, can tell you how to do that. Mindfulness is a great tool, because it allows you to become more certain of yourself. To discover what it is that you feel and where it is you need to go.

That being said, here's what works for me: Acknowledging that creation is hard, but that I love creating and helping people around me. That family is important and love even more so. I also remind myself to do something new every day that somehow moves the boundary of what it means to be me.

Added note: A book that also helped me realise my own tendency to create barriers around myself was "The Flinch" by Julien Smith. It's awesome and I highly recommend giving it a read – and practice some of what it champions. I suspect you will gain a lot from it, but then again: Only you can know that.
This is a very important distinction to make. Success is external: it is a certain set of arrangements in your exterior circumstances. Happiness is internal: it is a certain state of your mind and your emotions.

Because success is external, it is not fully within your control. For example, your environment, other people, your physical circumstances all have an impact. It does not have a definition - it can literally mean whatever you want it to be.

Because happiness is internal it is fully within your control. If you have control over your mind and emotions you can be happy in an instant, if you consciously chose to do so.

And if you are happy, then success becomes easier as you are free to use your mind to identify what you want and the things that you need to do to get that.
Part of the "evidence" from his lawyers was Kavanaugh's high school calendar over the summer in question (1982): https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/see-four-months-of-bre...

Supporters said it showed no party, which was where the assault occurred. Detractors said it didn't prove a negative and that numerous events were suspicious. Everybody was shocked that someone would keep a high school calendar for 35 years.

This is all offtopic but per the site, a 1982 calendar would next be reusable in 2021, 2027, and 2038.
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If you lived longer still you might father more children.