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C++20 draft standard is officially out and coroutines will be a part of c++20.

https://herbsutter.com/2019/07/20/trip-report-summer-iso-c-s...

Now the techniques from this talk will be able to be used by more people.
Note that with this definition everything is an hypothesis. Gravity is just an hypothesis. If you tomorrow drop a rock the hypothesis is that it will fall with an acceleration of 9.8m/s^2 = 32.2ft/s^2. [With the usual approximations, like the air density and viscosity is small, it is a rock not an Helium balloon disguised as a rock, the wind is not too high, ...]

We have not proven that if you repeat the experiment tomorrow, you will get the same result, it is only an hypothesis.

The randomness of the QM is not proven, but for now we don't have a better alternative to predict the results of the experiments. Just like gravity that is has not been proven, but for now we don't have a better alternative to predict the results of the experiments.
If you go deep in a niche you're going to learn things. Those things may be contrary to the standard thinking. But in turn if you're right they become the standard thinking.
Do you mean necessary but not sufficient?

I run an non-artificial GI in my brain and can't solve this challenge manually. So AGI doesn't seem sufficient.
It's a PDF, you can zoom in as far as you want, the fonts won't be blurry.
Perhaps that language is time. Literally no research has been done into the analysis of precise time series observer effect data.
> That’s why startups compete with equity for FAANG-types.

Aka, paper money, that you have less than 1% of getting. Even if startup doesn't go bust, things like liquidation preferences will screw people unless they're VC or founders.

Startup stock grants are exciting mostly to people new to the SV. If you've been here for a while, you know how badly cards are rigged against engineers.
Indeed. My understanding is that most socio-economic housing segregation is deliberate (on the part of those that can afford it). The ethno-racial segregation is a byproduct. Potential allies of reforming the latter are de facto opposition due to the former.
For many many months. it seems to be inconsistent like they are still figuring out their strategy.
Well, Al-Qaida and ISIS claim to be warriors of the Islamic faith as well. And some American Nazis say they're warriors of the Christian faith. And they say their version of that faith is the valid one (how the fuck does that include raping Yesidis or shooting up Mexicans, one could ask).
This is a lot of fun.
In many safety critical industries you have strictly enforced fatigue management regulations. It seems shocking to me that a long distance truck driver is more strictly regulated then a person piloting a warship.
Kibbutz Sde Eliyahu in Israel does a lot of this work - they breed (and have started genetically engineering) predators and sterile males for pest insects. This was an offshoot of their older business breeding indoor pollinating bees for greenhouses.
This can be a real thing.

Sometimes our performance is less about our actual ability than it is about the role we're currently playing. Taking a different role can lead to stronger outcomes.

As a basketball and soccer coach, I've noticed the way that team mates will improve their game when the dominant player is missing for a game. After consideration, I've decided that there's a bit of a social component to how well they choose to play -- perhaps they hold back a bit to avoid messing with the pecking order.

Recently I've been experimenting with imagining myself stepping into the role of heroes of mine (my father and my step father, actually) while I lift heavy weights. It seems to help me let go of some of my restraints and lift harder.
The page includes hotjar, so you can draw something nice with your mouse movements :)
Run into a medium pay wall when trying to look at this.
Yes, the idea is that the particles themselves are connected to each other like two ends of a wormhole, so the signal about applied measurement doesn't have to take the 3km long path outside, but can directly go from one entangled particle to the other.
I wish the insistance on devops not being a role, because of pedantics, would die. Yes we all know devops is a culture. But we also know its a role. Someone has to drive the culture. HR people are now calling themselves people operations, sales teams have sales operations aka salesops. Its not farfetched to have devevelor operations, aka devops as a role. Lets accept that both the role and culture exists, and move on.
AMP links will only show on mobile. That's what the M stands for.
wow, it is as if you wrote something what I experienced exactly last year. That caused me to quit DevOps Engineering as a career after spending 5+ years in it. I went back to development having realized that just becoming tool expert won't be of much help especially in era where Devs themselves are keen to learn k8s, AWS automation, and CI/CD setup.
That's Apple standing its ground. End result is my default search is Bing, without these AMP links. I also noted that on VPN Google shows Ads in 6 out of 10 first page results.
Mod turns your Tesla into a rolling surveillance system
Medical and religious reasons are totally exempt in my book. Though I strongly recommend getting wasted on Raki with (Muslim) Turks. They have hollow legs. And it totally breaks down any preconceptions or irrational prejudices one might have. I once had a Pakistani Muslim over for Christmas dinner, and I offered him some single malt scotch. He said his duty to accept my hospitality outweighed his duty to abstain from alcohol. We had an excellent time. :)

But really if it's medical, it can't be helped. And if it is really a matter of faith, then abstinence is absolutely worthy of respect.
That’s the worst thing you could do. You block your wheels and you totally loose control over the vehicle. ABS enabled bakes do stop you quicker while maintaining control over the vehicle.
Yes,

If you only receive immigration from only one country, it is easier for these newcomers to associate and become a political force that can change your status quo. Whereas if immigration is diverse, this situation is more complicated.
Thanks for replying again. I see. The thing for me that makes sense for me is what encompasses us is really what makes the outcome. The best I can describe it as a top down module. I cannot imagine how "us" being the "down" part of the module can make a decision that's not influenced at any point by the "top" part of the module being our environment that's the universe.

We're encompassed by a system and I'm not getting how the micro level as you name it. Would have any way for doing anything thats not predetermined by the system that's influencing us.

I don't think thats actually a bad thing if somehow the objects in the system can have a happy ending. The multi-universe theory in my opinion can make that happen. All the forces making life can repeat and be slightly different by having all events play out. That's my reasoning for hoping that existential crisis is not necessary.
Can you share a link to one? All the ones I remember look pretty damn solid.
We have a chicken tractor :) Keeps the weeds down, and you get eggs.
Pretty happy so far with Migadu.
In classical computing maybe. And with phase space analysis millions or even tens of millions of events can be visualized for emergent attractors that would indicate an underlying pattern.
It also motivates them to invest in training and education to increase the supply of programmers.
I don't understand why they don't onshore to say Missouri, or Alabama, or anywhere that isn't a big city.
How much does it cost to train a new hire who isn't technically proficient but is willing to work for half price?

If you are worried about retention, a non-compete agreement is an option considering you are deliberately investing resources into hiring them for a position they are currently unqualified for.

I signed such an agreement and have been enjoying a nice career ever since.
I mean, while you might have 4^1,000,000,000 possible genomes, only a vanishingly small fraction of those have ever existed.
Another issue is that they're not made to be repaired at all. If anything more than a tube breaks on it, then you'll likely be better off just buying another department store bike because the repair will either exceed the cost of the bike, or will be impossible because department store bikes don't always use standard components that a repair shop would even be able to order for you.
One thing we have heard a lot is that it boosts confidence if there’s a stretch where you have to share the road and prefer to be going 20 in a 25 zone rather than 10-15. I think there’s a risk about riding too fast for your experience level but slow bikes inspire a LOT of bad driving in my experience.
My Prius has manual controls for the A/C, but I get confused anyway...and, I think, for good reason.

What I have: There's one button that toggles A/C on/off; when it's on, a green LED glows in the button (the button is flush at all times). There's an up/down lever that increases/ decreases the fan speed: hold it up, and the fan speed increases by a notch every second or two, and similarly for down. When you let go, the lever reverts to the middle position. The fan speed shows in a series of bars in a tiny display above that switch. There's another up/down lever that controls the temp setting, although exactly what that does depends on whether the A/C is on (I think). Its current setting shows as numbers above that switch. There's another controller that determines whether the air goes to the front seat only, or the front + back; the setting for that appears on the main console screen, but only for a few seconds after you change it--after that, the main console reverts to showing engine status or something, depending on how that's set. Whether it goes to the driver only, or to the driver + front seat passenger, is determined by whether the car thinks there's a passenger (which it determines by weight on the seat). There are two other controls that determine whether the defrosters are on; I can't remember how you tell what they're set for.

What I wish: two knobs to control temp and fan settings; clockwise would be higher/ faster. A lever to determine air to the front/back seats. A toggle switch to turn the A/C on/off; up is on. Toggle switches for the front/rear defrosters.

What I'm glad I don't have: touch screen controls for all this.
Nine Bomb Attacks in Denmark Since February 2019
> Most American cities have a stark racial divide. In Seattle, the divide runs north to south: North Seattle is largely white; South Seattle is largely not.

Wouldn't this mean the divide runs east to west?
When I first started learning QM in undergrad, I was skeptical of the idea of randomness. Many years later after taking QFT in grad school... I'm still skeptical. Non-locality doesn't bother me one bit, but personally speaking, there's something deeply unsettling about the idea of "true" randomness.

First, I think it's important to define what randomness even is, for which I'll use the most universal definition, i.e., Kolmogorov randomness. A string of data is Kolmogorov random if, for a given universal Turing machine, there is no program shorter than the string that produces the string (yes, you can arbitrarily choose which universal Turing machine, but the invariance theorem makes this fact inconsequential for the most part).

So if we repeatedly set up and measure a quantum system that's not in an eigenstate and then apply the probability integral transform to the individual measurement values, we should expect to find a sequence of values drawn from a uniform distribution, and this sequence should not be compressible by any computer program.

This is where it gets interesting though, because it may very well be the case that this sequence of measurement values is incompressible only because we lack external information, i.e., we are looking at the Kolmogorov complexity of the string from our perspective as experimenters, but from the perspective of a hypothetical observer outside the universe, the conditional Kolmogorov complexity (conditioned on some missing information) could indeed be less than the length of the string.

So where could this missing information be stored? My guess is that it's at the boundary of experimenter/experiment (not referring to a spacetime-local boundary here), since you can't represent the overall quantum state of experimenter + experiment as a separable state. That is, the information necessary to perfectly predict the result of a measurement on a quantum system is inaccessible to us precisely because we — the experimenters — are part of the system itself.

In this way, quantum randomness would be truly random from our perspective in the sense that the future is to some degree fundamentally unpredictable by humans, but just because it's genuinely random to us doesn't imply the universe is indeterministic.

I wonder if there's some way you could design an experiment that distinguishes true indeterminism from the merely unpredictable...
Probably overkill, but I'm pretty happy with how my dotfiles are managed now. I commit everything to my dotfiles repository and use chef to install things and manage dependencies. It's easy to support another OS by adding a cookbook and recipes.

https://github.com/callahanrts/dotfiles
Even the ads are interesting.
You mean "unpredictable"?
You can't allow for bytes to sit around on disk in case of crash.

Maybe they could encrypt with a key kept in memory? That'd still allow detection of use though.
...a rear fog light is an additional parking light on the rear driver side of your car to help other cars identify the width of your car in foggy or other incline to weather situations. They are not brighter than any other light that would regularly be present on that car. If it is brighter and blinding as you say, rest assured the car has been illegally modified and is subject to constant harassment by police in all other jurisdictions!
Bernhardt is a subject of US law. Do you have a comparable US legal citation?

Further, how would these articles of GDPR apply in this case? GitHub makes no representations about keeping your public data private. Please also suggest interpretation of specific parts of these articles that cover the recruiter collecting and making use of public information.
Hey lecarore, not sure I understand whats happening to you once you turn js on. If you can spare a couple of minutes, can you send me an email with a screenshot or recording? Hello@open-startups.xyz
No. Chaotic systems mean that if you integrate the time horizon out, there'll be a time after which your measurement precision isn't precise enough, and you'll get an unpredictable bifurcation. For a typical you-or-me coin flip, the necessary precision for a hypothetically powerful computer to predict with say 99.99% accuracy is probably well above the quantum-weirdness level of accuracy. And that 99.99% accuracy (or even 90% accuracy) is different from the 50% without the measurement and computer that necessitates a 50% theory or 50% language of coin flipping.
Typical of Northern Europe and much of the US, unfortunately. Blame moral crusaders and prohibitionists. I like the German approach. I can sit on the street in Germany, play music for tips, and drink a beer without being hassled by anyone. And I do.
Found the link: https://www.universetoday.com/65458/spying-on-a-hubble-teles...
As far as cat and mouse games go, it's one that's tilted heavily in favor of the Chrome devs. The mice have to advertise themselves very conspicuously in order to gain utility from their workarounds. Cats can usually catch mice that announce themselves.

All they have to do is navigate to a site using incognito mode detection and briefly review the code to find the next hole to plug. In this case, probably stop advertising the correct limit for incognito mode, and introduce latencies on writes to mimic a real file system. These are not a trivial fixes, but they also are not hard.
Wow. I wonder if this would result in more-perceivably-realistic movement when applied to 3D animation?
Perhaps you'd be interested in Peter Turchin's theory of "overpopulation of elites" being a root cause of societal dysfunction.

http://peterturchin.com/cliodynamica/intra-elite-competition...
> The researchers found intersex smallmouth bass everywhere they looked. About 85 percent of the males collected in the refuges were intersex. At least some males at every site had female egg cells. It was less prevalent in largemouth bass—about 27 percent.

Wow that's the vast majority, sounds like it could be a serious issue. What's interesting is how it's been found near cities and Agriculture but also in remote areas.

I'm curious how much of a role the waste treatment centers have played which was noted as a potential source.

Since water can travel long distances via rivers and rain its going to be hard to pinpoint who or what is to blame. Hopefully they keep digging into that question.

I also now understand what Alex Jones meant by "gay fish" in one of his popular rants he was mocked for.
Simulate the Amazon.com Interview as an Airbnb Experience
Sure. Definitely already a thing! I know plenty of people from the US who joined a company in the US with international offices and then transferred (temporarily or permanently) to an office somewhere else. Singapore comes to mind, but I am sure the case for Canada is even easier (given NAFTA and similar).

You could also just directly apply to a position that happens to be in Canada, e.g. https://careers.google.com/locations/toronto/?hl=en

By the way, you actually might not need any FAANG (or other Canadian employer) help: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/se...
But cars already have this. My 2014 Ford Edge has front/rear defrost/defog buttons and they work just fine. As "liability" said, the answer is warm, dry air which happily works for both the defrost and the defog requests.

Well, they worked fine, but my A/C just went out, so getting dehumidified air is a problem these days.
They don’t have to deal with someone who are incapable of seeing people beyond their well-reasoned sobriety. I, for one, consider it a win.
I know what you mean, but it’s more of a gradient than a divide. Here’s a regional ethnicity map:

https://www.psrc.org/sites/default/files/race16.jpg
Leonard Susskind has several interesting lectures about it which can be found by searching for ER=EPR, but i hope the final theory would explain more of the strange behaviors of quantum mechanics, something like the theory outlined in https://blog.stephenwolfram.com/2015/12/what-is-spacetime-re...
Are you a generally nice person? Then be nice and empathetic to your future self.
I am awake while asleep
I know I'm awake when I'm asleep, my thoughts still go on even though I'm dreaming. I know everyone has a different way of thinking and so I have about 3 people talking in my head. These 3 people talk even though I'm sleep a d dreaming, for example, in one instance, I was dreaming and one of them tells the other that I have to use the bathroom and therefore wake me up with no alarms or anything and I do it. I'm conscious while asleep, how is that possible? I don't know if I enter the REM stages since I've never felt like i slept unless I was EXTREMELY exhausted to the point where I could faint. It's weird and when I search about it, the only results are sleep paralysis which I know that it is not. I need an explanation but no one is really believing me.
Exactly, yes. We have a language of mathematical unpredictability that applies to many things independently of whether the universe is deterministic. Fundamental unpredictability is irrelevant to practical unpredictability, but when you replace the word "unpredictable" with the word "random" people get weird about it. It's the same damned mathematical theory. Fundamental randomness is irrelevant to practical randomness.
It's not Labor certification. They file a labor condition application. All it requires is that the wage be above the prevailing wage for that occupation in that metro area.
And in related news, Kindle now charges more for a top-end unit which exposes physical page-turn buttons in place (or alongside) screen touch interactions: Its not just more functional, you can charge more for it
This is one of those questions that ultimately comes down to the exact definitions you use for everything, because the commonly-used interpretations won’t cut it. Same bucket as questions like “does free will exist?” (define “free will”)

I started writing a longer version of this comment but I think that a core part of the question is whether “randomness” is an epistemological convenience, a statement about “order“ or “rules”, or something else.
Yes, if a hidden variable theory like this is constructed, it will not have a wavefunction and will be deterministic.
Training and education are things you do with slack time, which only exists when you have more than enough staff to do the work. When teams are lean, no one can afford to teach.
The Nine Most Terrifying Words:
"We're from the government and we're here to help"
Talk to yourself in the third person, but talking about yourself in the third person to others is .. creepy. (and it is. It is just .. creepy "he said")
I highly doubt that's the main reason. The US never asked the various Asian countries to execute drug dealers or engage in other aggressive tactics. That was all them.

These countries are capable of making their own choices and plenty of cultures around the world take issue with excessive drug use.

People love blaming the US for everything though. The foreign boogiemen attacking the helpless countries.
What’s your opinion on recovering alcoholics?
I'd suggest that your premise ('hardly any people with experience') is wrong. Half the skills you list are relatively common. For a company of your size, finding a few dozen people with most of those skills in any major metro area in the U.S. is pretty trivial. Granted, the price you'll have to pay for them might not make you happy[1]... but they do exist.

[1] it's not FAANG level, but it's also not 105k. (if your top end compensation is significantly higher, you should probably be indicating that. Or perhaps breaking out minimum salary by position if they differ significantly.)
Lets start with the fact that non-competes are illegal in California [0]. Even if they were not, that's not a great way to retain an employee and we would not like to go down that path.

Problem with training is not just cost, but mostly time. If you need to grow the business but your employees are not ready to for the scale, there is not much you can do about it. A few companies died because of this, notably Digg and Friendster.

[0] https://www.sanjosebusinesslawyersblog.com/are-non-compete-a...
Why shouldn't you take equity investment, if the terms are better than other sources you can access?
http://taeric.github.io/CodeAsData.html is where I took my stab. Lisp is the main language I know where you can write a function, and write code that can both symbolically run a derivative, and let you use that derivative just like any other function. Without having to dive into a bunch of AST specific structures to do it.

It really is a shame that people think the eval of javascript and python is equivalent to the eval of lisp. It is crazy just how different they are, once you see it.
Terms of the Dune universe; excerpts from a reading by Frank Herbert
Unrollme settles FTC allegations that it deceived consumers about email access
Percentage doesn't tell me much. If it's just a percent thing, they can just send through more applications. 10% can be higher than 90%. Without the actual numbers, the data is meaningless.
Learn how Python async frameworks work, by building small clone from scratch
highly depends on the person but i hate dancing with strangers and would never do this

in contrast, i absolutely enjoy drinking tasty beer and cocktails with people i don't know