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Can someone explain to me what this drink example is doing?

https://jsfiddle.skia.org/canvaskit/e7ac983d9859f89aff1b6d38...

Just from a brief parse of the code I don't see how the drink could possibly be transforming the way that it is doing. The renderer - drawFrame in this case - isn't doing any heavy lifting to really make all the side animations (drink splash etc) occur.

It appears that at least with this example, possibly the others (the lego one?) if they work they've hidden a lot of data in the fetched json data. Which seems not great. I mean the drink json (https://storage.googleapis.com/skia-cdn/misc/drinks.json) is not human parse-able so I don't see how they made these examples at all. Maybe they made them in Adobe After Effects and then exported the keyframes as json or something, but there's no tutorial or directions that I can see.

This is incredibly frustrating because a decent canvas tool is sorely needed (generally). Does anyone see what is going on?

EDIT: So they do use lottie files (https://lottiefiles.com/410-lego-loader). But lottie files can already be exported to javascript incredibly easily, so unless you really need the extra performance of WASM this doesn't appear to add anything. Am I still missing something?
I think that means that it should be much easier to redo the moon landing these days. Not only is technology more advanced, but also the people trying to design and program this wouldn't have to wear suits and ties.
Well, the CIA also conducted illegal human trials of LSD and a mixture of IV Barbiturate + Amphetamine on its own citizens, then tried coverup everything by attempting to destroy all their own records.

https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Project_MKUltra
Fascinating. I bet there is an interesting accounting story how the founder could buy out 20% of the company from sequoia while he himself only held 10% before (if the report is true).
It's fair that they need some of those rights to make the photos available. Doesn't make it untrue that facebook will use whatever means that can now and specially in future to extract values from those photos and not care about screwing your rights/privacy along the way.
Parts 1 and 2 are also great reads, as they go into the relationship between the changer and the waiters.

It's especially challenging to communicate effectively when the waiter is not a developer. The language of structure vs. behavior is an excellent way to describe the challenges of building a system to a waiter, especially when frustration with a slow perceived pace of behavior change is coupled with a lack of understanding of needed structure. This vocabulary is universal and clearly conveys what is happening- thanks Kent!
We did alleviate the scarcity. It is called IPv6.
We could vastly decrease the refrigeration required before spoilage if we embraced food irradiation.

But we choose not to.
He does have wonderful lectures on MIT OCW

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUl4u3cNGP63gFHB6xb-k...

I find his presentation style is not only clear, but relaxing. It's like a friendly sermon or something.
1. You don’t have to be some programming celebrity to be qualified to speak at conferences

2. If you have the intention, you can achieve what you want

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What fix are you referring to? The ones I know of are algorithms for detecting when the object graph becomes disconnected. Unfortunately that turns out to be very hard in practice and you often have to scan a large portion of the heap. So it doesn't offer any major advantage over reference counting + mark & sweep gc. Which is kind of the worst of both worlds. :/ Ref counting overhead + potentially long gc pause times.
It was so bad I had to make a greasemonkey script to block the autoplay elements on my PC. When I'm going to watch on my TV I'll find the show on my phone and then look it up on my TV or just cast it. I actually chatted with them several years ago to complain and they said they'd pass my feedback along so that they could "have this option available soon". They never implemented an option to do this, of course.
> The damages should completely wipe out all existing shareholders

Do you own any stock in a S&P 500 index fund, such as VFINX / VFIAX, SWPPX, FXAIX, PREIX, etc? Congratulations, you're a shareholder.
This chart shows that the acceleration of deaths from the synthetics starting in 2014. By 2015 it was unmistakable: After being more or less stable over the prior decade, overdoses of Fentanyl, Tramadol, etc. tripled over 2 years and then tripled again. [1]

This is 2019, 4 years later, and only now are we seeing the results of action. How does this horror persist, growing so fast, killing so many and the US government under both Obama and Trump not declare war on the drug companies?

[1] https://www.kff.org/other/state-indicator/opioid-overdose-de...
A Florida woman was fined $100k for a dirty pool and overgrown grass
The article makes the assumption that the likes of Walmart, Walgreens and CVS should be responsible for "monitoring" what doctors legitimate prescriptions are being asked to fill, as if they were doing anything illegal by doing this. If a licensed MD writes a prescription for a medication, their responsibility begins and ends with fulfilling that legally authorized prescription. It is bizarre to think that these companies should have some system in place to refuse to fill these legally authorized prescriptions. If the DEA wants these drugs off the street, they should work with congress to have these drugs added to the Schedule I list. Speaking of the Schedule I list, which includes Heroin (an opiod), I've never understood the rationale that could conclude that Heroin (an opiod) would be listed as a Schedule I (no medical benefit), yet all the other opiod analogs are not listed there as well. As a matter of fact, there is an Analogs Act [0] that has been in place to specifically deal with analogs of Schedule I substances. These drugs, like Oxycontin, Oxycodone, Hydrocodone, other opiod analogs, you would think would fall under the Analogs Act, but for some reason they were lobbied to not be part of that -- therefore allowing a few large players to make billions of dollars a year because of it and allow millions of people to overdose.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_Analogue_Act
I'll second this.

The idea of having some government comittee or mob deciding my value to society and then taking what they feel is undeserved is infinitely scarier than some people doing disproportionately well.

And let's be clear, there is no other way to implement a policy like this because the criteria is totally subjective.
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This force is not something material that one can see or perceive, rather something absolutely abstract and enigmatic. It indeed is something of a surprise that even science has not been able to completely deny or renounce the existence of this mystic force.

Thus, there is certainly the existence of some super natural power that can never be seen but certainly be felt. We can feel it in the form of guilt, when we commit something wrong; we can feel it in the form of a shiver down our spine, when we are scared; we can feel it in the form of uncanny warmth, when we are loved.

But how exactly does this energy come into being and despite its immaterial nature have the potential to get the man sweep off his feet! It is veritably, something, too intriguing. People give these forces the name of God and in order to commemorate this vague belief they are given to idol worships and rituals. But is that all it is about! Probably not...

Well, through the ages there has always been an unseen, intangible spirit accompanying human beings. This spirit is something that is borne out of one's own being and hence, has an unnatural yet, compelling effect on one's actions and beliefs. We may not be able to infer what really is controlling us, but there certainly is a driver which seldom listens to us. The driver does our desires only; if only we, from the outside, accept our conscience's voice and declare our true wishes and devotions.

https://cbsecure.co.uk/duality-review/
Then what do you sell? You can’t sell the company and distribute the money to the affected people if you make the company worthless first.
And that’s why you charge a percent of revenue, not profit.
>"How do you scale it up to generate power for a city or an entire town? That’s all ahead of us,"

If they think they can get a working fusion reactor capable of powering 80,000 homes into a shipping container, I'd suggest not building them any bigger. Being able to scale in container sized units over time via the existing transport links sounds just peachy. Is quite a big 'if' there.
The encryption would happen on the server, not the client. Besides, what json? The server just returns rendered html as the lord intended :)

Yes, we are talking about the long tail of little LAMP servers handling small business needs with some custom code written by a contracting shop. What’s a devops? DBA? Once the site is developed and working, there’s little reason to pay to change it.
My biggest complaint with Netflix is that they seem to be churning out tons of mediocre shows. The plot and theme of each of these shows are always extremely shallow, and seem to be generated almost via a trope randomizer designed to hit cliche target markets.

- rich moms having babies

- black family reunion

- asian family with convenience store

- older gay couples living together

- superhero franchise season 7!

- football players with one last chance to go to college

- people in jail!
Space telescope on the moon seems like a good idea.
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I get your point, but Amazon, Google, Netflix, zillions of web forums, Facebook, AirBnB, Craigslist, Google Maps, NextDoor, DoorDash, Google Photos, all the messaging apps, and many other services all post-date 1995. In terms of how I live vs. how my parents lived, basically all the major changes are because of the Internet, and most happened in the last 15 years.
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I would be ok with that.
What are Ford and Prudential doing with their allocation? It seems unnecessary for them to have so much space.
I'm well aware that the shareholders are very diverse and detached. All the more reason to impose a reasonable damages: $1000 per person. Let the market price that into companies that hold such vast amounts of sensitive data.
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That transition from ungendered to gendered "man" took place in the 1600s or so [0], but is sounds like you are referring to a more recent change?

While there's certainly an ungendered use ("mankind", "man-eating tiger"), there's also a long history of gendered use ("man and wife", "man-child" meaning "boy", YMCA vs. YWCA).

That "wooden, literalness" goes both ways. I also remember reading about organizations in the 1800 refusing to accept women, in part justified because the bylaws used "man"/"he" to refer to members. [1]

Wouldn't any public act of virtue have an honest virtue signal? Or are you suggesting that the last 150+ years of decoupling language gender from human gender been dishonest somehow?

[0] https://www.bostonglobe.com/ideas/2015/01/11/from-mankind-ma...

> In Old English, as in many of the Germanic languages, “man” generically meant “person” in addition to its current “male person” meaning. The OED, for instance, quotes a 15th-century sermon in which a married couple is described as “riht riche men.” Meanwhile, “wif” and “were,” as well as the compounds “wifman” (woman-person) and “waepman” (weapon-person) or, possibly, “wereman” (man-person), were equivalent to “woman” and “man,” or wife and husband. After the Middle Ages, however, the generic meaning for “man” largely dropped out. “Man” absorbed the space vacated by “were” and “waepman,” while “wifman” evolved into “woman.”

[1] https://www.dmymca.org/about-the-y/y-news/ymca-of-greater-de...

> In 1866, the YMCA's Albany, NY convention refused to seat women delegates, asserting that representation at the convention must be based on male membership.
There is an IMO outstandingly illustrated children's book about Erdős, "The Boy Who Loved Math" by Deborah Heiligman and LeUyen Pham [1]. Really witty, but also moving. I think it depicts really well why it makes sense to accept "strange people".

[1]: https://www.amazon.com/Boy-Who-Loved-Math-Improbable/dp/1596... (I suggest Looking Inside the book as well!)
"This is the first demonstration of ... a person being able to both receive and send information to others using only their brain."

I'm completely blown away by the gravity of this achievement. This is a somewhat unassuming article for one study among many, but yet here we have something that, in my opinion, is essentially the equivalent of the discovery of how to create fire, or the invention of iron. Of course it will likely take many more decades at least before we can scale this and use it in a more practical way. Nevertheless, maybe I'm being melodramatic but I really feel like we have very clearly just entered into a new age as a civilization and species.
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I have been on the fence for using Redux in a large-scale project and I am still not convinced about its usefulness. I feel its too much code for too little gain. You have listed it as one of the tools you have used in org-web. Does it add value?
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I cant speak for Whiskers, but my father, who is almost seventy and takes a similar dose of the same medication, is routinely forced to jump through an unreasonable amount of hoops just to get a recently-lowered prescription that barely lasts throughout the month. I say "barely lasts" because his new prescription always seems to arrive a few days late.

And the doctors could care less. Not only that, but if he complains about his medicine arriving late or about his dose being constantly lowered or about his treatment, then he is treated even worse.

The "hoops" I am referring to are: frequent drug tests, frequent classes/counseling an hours drive away, frequent alternative and experimental treatments an hours drive away, all the while being blatantly accused of being a drug-seeking addict.

My father is the most upstanding man I know. He is a Vietnam Veteran with related injuries who receives his treatment at the VA (which is the most inefficiently-run place I have ever witnessed. Seriously its a complete embarrassment. The arrogant doctors who know absolutely nothing about pain management, and who make no effort to hide that they care less doesnt even begin to cover whats wrong with that place..but I digress..). My father only agreed to accept opiates as a last resort. He has never had issues with alcohol/cigarettes/marijuana or any other drugs. He is an honest, church-going, hardworking gentleman who doesnt deserve to be humiliated multiple times per month to just live a nearly pain-free life.

This recent trend to eradicate opiates, while somewhat understandable, is leaving many good people with a life of constant severe pain.

Sorry for the rant. I got started, and I couldnt stop.
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Elon Musk has made himself first author and deleted all the names of the scientists who actually did the work.

The ethics and legality of this are very dubious.
When GC'd objects represent resources like open connections and files, use-after-free safely and reliably raises an exception to handle. Without GC, use-after-free on pretty much any object is so catastrophic that even correct code starts doing unpredictable things.
For context, the removal of this feature was discussed here last week: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20417832
Elasticsearch is very popular because it works well for generic searching and can be customized for lots of unique scenarios. There's competition on the infrastructure side using something other than Java/JVM though:

For Rust, there's Toshi: https://github.com/toshi-search/Toshi which is built on top of Tantivy: https://github.com/tantivy-search/tantivy

For C++, there's Xapiland: https://github.com/Kronuz/Xapiand

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Proudly say that his was the only class I voluntarily attended during my time at MIT even when I didn't have to. Still remember how simple he made everything. It was about learning and not about taking tests. RIP
In January of 2016, I wept because Minsky died and because PHW lost someone who meant so much to him.

Today, I can't sleep because I can't stop crying.

RIP PHW.

Thanks for delivering on your 6.034 empowerment promise, and thank you for being the inspiration and a reason to continue onward in my mission.
Even without swap, you get a period of thrashing and dismal performance as your disk cache is squeezed to nothing.

If you have swap, this happens later and more gradually, and lasts longer before the OOM killer kicks in.
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Yes. The other most significant aggregator of data, Google, is by no means a saint in this space, but I think they would get a bit more "trust us" points than Facebook. Their settlement over childrens' privacy on the youtube platform is a salient example here. To my view, the rapid emergence of children vloggers turning it into a career and causing COPPA issues is probably something they should have twigged to earlier, but it doesn't smack of the blatant & extreme exploitation & carelessness of user data seen by Facebook. That said, Google is probably only one decent sized data scandal away from that territory, and hopefully takes FB's fine and increased scrutiny as instructive in being more careful themselves.
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You are right! It will all get better, and I am going to give as much time as needed to ride this phase out.
Ubuntu and CentOS are maintaining versions that upstream has already EOL'd, so there's no upstream to push patches to. Most other distros (hello, Fedora) have much shorter support cycles so they don't really need those patches, either. There might be some sharing between Ubuntu and Debian LTS.

The majority of patches still come from upstream. If a new vulnerability is found in PHP 7.1 or 7.2, chances are the same bug exists in 7.0. So the maintainers check if their versions are also vulnerable, and if so, backport the fixes. As time goes on and differences accumulate, patches from upstream will become less relevant. It looks like Red Hat largely gave up on maintaining PHP 5.3 in RHEL/CentOS 6 after about 7 years. We'll have to see how long they actually stand behind PHP in CentOS 7 and 8.
Not to mention NASA will be less and less white (IMO it should be burned to the ground and replaced with a new organization entirely with melanated folk), pushing us forward exponentially faster.