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Country and language in a single drop-down menu, because in 2020 it's improbable that people born outside of a country speak any other language than their native tongue. Right?
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This is not how TLB lookup works
But don't we already know it was 6k years old?
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Not my work, by any stretch. Here's a demo the author put together: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eEv2YRyiEVM
It's really frustrating seeing so many Makefiles that don't _make_ anything.

Make syntax is really odd. I see so many folks go out of their way to deal w/quirks of make when they really just need a shell script. You can see this anti-pattern very quickly when you see `.PHONY` targets for everything.

I think make is useful for some aspects of go. GOPATH is becoming less relevant now, but still helpful when you want to have build-time dependencies in $PATH

$(GOPATH)/bin/some-dependency:
go get -u ...

I still use make when building artifacts, especially in CI. But as a default, I almost always try to talk folks out of using make for this sort of stuff.
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Yes, and each level of the tree has the physical address of the next level, so no TLB lookup is necessary (the top of the tree, in the TTBRn or equivalent registers, is also a physical address).
The offer sounds good. Take note when asking website owners to add a badge that you are required to add "nofollow" or "sponsored" to those links. Otherwise Google might penalize you.

I took a look at your demo but sadly the font is hard to read on my machine. I use Windows with font smoothing turned off so that I get crisp fonts like back in the days but some low level fonts only work with smoothing.
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That's a stretched analogy, but I'll go with it.

In this case Apple isn't saying you can't have a tip jar, just that your tip jar has to be ethical.
This opinion is interesting because it comes from Michael Hayden. He was Principal Deputy Director of NSA 1999-2005 and director of CIA 2006-2009.
Maybe I'm missing the point, and if so please correct me, but when I add new people to signal we do so in person and there's a QR code where one can "verify" the person. It obviously links the verified user with their phone, so theoretically someone could steal their phone and pretend to be them I guess. But it is making them a "verified" user, it's just up to me to verify.
Ignorant question, but: do we actually have at least one (preferably more) documented cases of where the evacuation happened and was successful?
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Why not just use they, their, themselves?
]This isn't recognizing your specific face,

Can you source this claim? Unless you are part of the engineering or monetization team of this project, I don't understand how you'd know this.
Would you (or anyone with even half a brain) risk a murder conviction on the basis of "I'm not sure police would check"? Especially considering there wouldn't have been any obvious motive for the killing which would make them investigate further.

Not to mention, owning the domain is a permanent record, so even if they don't check it immediately, the evidence can always resurface years later.
It's the EU. You're not a full citizen (in the social sense) until you know the native language of your country of residence. How Czech are you if you can't hear the cabbies ripping you off?
The US isn't far behind: https://reason.com/2019/01/03/good-news-ladies-the-military-...
Some additional commentary from a blog analysing the Inq's story:

https://assemblergames.com/threads/ps3-concerns-cell-archite...

«It means that no more than three of the SPE's can talk to the memory controller at one time using full capacity. Four SPE's will fill the bus, and the CPU controller will not be able to access the memory at all.

[...]

What you can do is have all the SPE's work at the same time, but using
nowhere near the capacity they each have. Basically the PS3 gets punished
for performing well, and tweaking cell for better results in the future
seems to be a nightmare if not impossible.
»
Nice to see that they've already removed the UK from the list of European countries.....
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I wonder if there's some social constraints that babies naturally seem to rebel against (or at least be less interested in). Cooks used to be mostly women, now they're mostly men. Accountants used to be mostly men, now they're mostly women. https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2016/03/a-visual-history-of-g...

Pink was once for boys.

On the other hand it seems that infant chimps and rhesus monkeys play with gendered toys - https://www.theguardian.com/science/2010/dec/20/chimps-play-...

It seems like nurture isn't naturally all that strong except in certain circumstances.
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The guy was not bright. Someone orders you at gunpoint to transfer your domain name... you do it. Less risk of dying and the ICANN dispute resolution is going to be really straightforward.
Top of the mornin' to ya laddie.
It would really help if you gave us what feedback and questions on skills you exactly get and language you use. Anyway, stop focusing on speed. Focus on learning. Instead, take notes of what they complain about and systematically learn more about thing they say was wrong.

1.) It may be that you learn different standard of coding practices, they vary a lot between companies. Each company have groupthink of "this is definitely necessary" other companies never heard of or have completely opposite groupthink.

2.) It may be that you miss some fundamental skills, but it is hard to guess which it could be and point you to right direction without knowing more.

3.) Another orthogonal option: you might run into alpha coders making themselfs feel good and look great by overly criticising others. I am adding this as possibility, because that absolutely exists.

To distinguish 3, start taking notes of what feedback you get. First, if they are contradictory, then you know it is situation you are in. Second, that will allow you to not make similar mistake again, learn local culture and habits.
probably only "staged" at this point
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About 15 years ago I traveled to Sweden for work. I booked my hotel in a real hurry, not really paying much attention to what or where it was. I arrived jet lagged and feeling like crap, but was pleasantly surprised that this was a beach resort! I went to the basement bar to grab a beer and try to adjust my internal clock. When I got to the basement, it was a virtual shrine to Roxette. I later discovered that the hotel was owned by Per Gessle - the Hotel Tylosands. I highly recommend it if you find yourself in Halmstad, Sweden.
Great idea but will point out it looks like it’s supposed to be said “ASCII Enema” so not sure about the name.
Only in English, Swedish, Finnish, Estonian?

At least the language dropdown seems to be intelligable in all languages.

Compared to getting stuck in google maps in, say, Russia, where even the 'change language' menu item is in Russian, so of course you can't even find it to change to English unless you can read Russian, or happen to know where itt is already.
I can confirm. I thought exactly that until I read it
Away is on the inexpensive side of decent quality hardshell luggage.

Romowa, Arlo Sky, Tumi, Roam, to name a few, are all much more expensive.
You’re probably looking at Glassdoor, which is 100% incorrect. A fresh grad with a bachelors working in Seattle as a dev will earn $110K base (and quite a bit higher) not counting equity. After a couple years, you should be at $200K. Even Amazon on the low end compared to Google and Facebook pays SDE 2s around $200. Senior devs will make between $250k-350k depending on years of experience, whether they’re getting screwed on compensation. I’m a senior dev myself.
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The meeting might be 1 minute shorter, but the 50 minutes of time that one confused person lost when they stopped following for the rest of the meeting is also a waste, as well as the 10 minutes of time it takes the one person they pull aside to catch them up afterwards.
oh yeah, I totally misread the comment: a page fetch is required, but that has nothing to do with the TLB indeed
Well they are big and heavy, and they still manage to move...
Or signaling that i can afford to not care about clothing
It's actually not all that bad, they put the accent on the language, not on the country and allow for countries that are multi-lingual.

They could have left the country out completely and if you just ignore the country then it works fine.
I programmed it in university in one of our classes. The objective was to make a Mandelbrot renderer faster.
“better human” doesn’t sound good, but the intention behind I believe is good, I’m understanding that there is some advice on having strategies when compromising “good” development practices in favor of getting things done, I think that’s a pain point for tech co-founders, when your CEO wants to move fast, and you get attached to your version of the “right good practice” or best architecture.

Totally recommend Alan Watts too :)

And I think we could benefits from your book recommendations for being better developers, if you have the time.
I guess UK citizens settled in other countries can pretend they're Irish?
As opposed to 'just English' which is more or less the norm in start-up land?
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That's not the way I read it, but it did take a while to get to that point. It appears as if the course has already launched in four languages, and the drop-down is for requesting regional variations of languages. If you want to take it in the existing languages, you can here: https://www.elementsofai.com/ (which is probably a better link overall).
I only see English (Ireland) in the dropdown.
Plenty of other EU countries missing too it seems.
>That's not entirely true though. Better ad targeting increases the "size of the pie" by increasing the chances that a consumer will find something that's useful to them.

Most ads people see are not for novel products solving problems. The ads are just fighting for brand recognition and space in peoples brains. This parasitic and wasteful industry is squandering some of the brightest minds of several generations to dare. Ad cos are also wasting untold billions of dollars suffocating development of infrastructure and industries that increase quality of life.

The house of cards needs to come down.
I recognized the hotel about halfway through your story. But then again I live and work in Halmstad. Nice coincidence!
If you were born in Hungary and live in Ireland, but want to access the course content in German as standardized in Luxembourg, you select "German (Luxembourg)". The country only serves to disambiguate multiple variants of the same language.
Makes me think of the Stephen Castor incident yesterday, and his use of a reusable shopping bag to bring in documents to the impeachment hearing.
"We will start launching new languages during the spring of 2020"
I think this is the critical point. I’m also well outside of the geographical place (US Midwest), and hear this term used to apply generically to the tech industry. I’ve had interactions with people from that geographical area who not only don’t do this, but also get a bit irritated and quickly correct anyone who does.
Regardless to what country I was born in and what country I am a citizen of (by the way there are many full citizens who don't speak the language of the country particularly well, there is no such a thing as non-full citizenship, you either are a citizen or you are not) I have never wanted to study in its language (let alone use localized versions of coding-related software which I perceive as utter bullshit), wherever English is available I always choose to study and to interact with a computer in English. I'd never hire an AI/IT engineer who is not good at reading/writing/speaking on the subject in English and I doubt I'm alone in this. Arguably being able to efficiently communicate on the subject in English is even more important than the knowledge of the subject itself as nobody can know everything and be a good developer without being able to google things quickly.
Yeah, I don't think it was the plotting that got him 14 years, it was:

> Hopkins put the firearm against the victim’s head and ordered him to follow the directions on the demand note. Hopkins then pistol whipped the victim several times in the head.
Your choice is a salary that's too low or no salary. Which do you choose?
I had this kind of project in mind when I built my rpiapi project. https://github.com/victorqribeiro/rpiapi

I'm going to work on it a little bit more.
I think you're still missing the point that we're specifically discussing the 'bit field' C language feature, not bit fields in general. I do use bit fields, everyone does at one point or another when working on embedded systems. But commonly this is done 'manually' (with masks and shifts) without using C's support for bit fields.
Why are my taxes paying for some random course? How is this a sensible use of government money? Why not a course on flower arranging? Which "entrepreneur" wangled this boondoggle? What vast sums are they getting paid for a few tweetsie javascript animations of knn?

In short, WTF?
Hopkins was a convicted felon who lived in a homeless shelter at the time.

I know this is going to be controversial, but I have only two words to say to that: death penalty.
> There is a lot of dumb money floating around

I like to refer to funding and acquisitions in terms of Juiceros, equivalent to $120M. Instagram was purchased for about 8.3 Juiceros.
I've been using this for years and have been really happy with it. IMO it beats other video/gif recordings because of the way it stores the data files. It records all input and output individually, so you can copy-paste from the recordings. I think it would be invaluable in a classroom setting.
I was also shocked. If only the Department of Justice could do, uh, justice to the story with some decent writing... this was way more engrossing than I thought it would be.
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Right, but NIS and NFS are just protocols. You might as well have said DNS and IMAP. There are also services behind those protocols that needs to be managed. This is what Puppet(/Chef/Salt) does.

Take NFS as an example. Let's say all your users with meets certain criteria needs an NFS share named after their user and with an ACL that gives some running software access to drop files there. Maybe this share should be mounted on every machine where this software is present, regardless of who own it or where it runs. You write this rule in Puppet code and then it is guaranteed to be true for everyone forever.

Note that we didn't even need to feed Puppet any new information to do this. All the data required to implement the change was already in the configuration database. (Which is not even a real database but only the result of existing rules.)

Compare with a product such as AD. It doesn't really do the management for you. You can store the data there, but then you need to write a script to implement this change across your server farm. This need to be maintained, and regularly checked re-run to check for changes. Someone has to schedule this. When conditions change, the software which got access changes id, or is installed in another way, the script needs to be maintained accordingly.

Having this version controlled adds another aspect to this. Since everything is text, if you find this rule you can follow the commits and see exactly who brought this into production and when.

It's interesting that you refer to Linux as a standalone system. Linux and other unices have their roots not in single instance "personal computers" but in multi user environments. This is why to this day Linux admins treat everything as text and work mostly by text commands. Others may find this archaic but without this and without version control we could never maintain large homogenous environments. You might say that automation is built into the very way we use these systems.
Good distinctions. For fiction I usually read without noticing the scaffolding too much. It's my way to go to sleep. Then I started reading the blog by Steven Erikson after a few Malazan books and noticed how much time he purports to spend on getting sentences, paragraphs and sequences just right. I think that is the beauty in art. There are many layers to investigate. And then some focus on techniques, some on material, some on historical perspective. I think being able to easily get the views of others on arts is one of the big plusses of today.
Of course it is. It's part of the signaling equation. The same way that someone might put on a nice suit for an interview or a date when they're usually not wearing suits at all. "I have this suit now because I need the confidence it gives me (in addition to showing that I can dress appropriately)". One just have to be aware of it.
>I did install some speaker wires, but the times when I wanted to play music in one room and hear it in another are just about never.

I have speakers around my house, including on my deck, wired to a stereo receiver for music and I do use it. But Sonos didn't exist when I had the various renovations done when the wiring was added. If I were doing it today, I'd almost certainly just go with some sort of wireless system.
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In my few encounters, Sharks tend to avoid any dolphin species including porpoises and Bottle-nose. In the presence of humans it has been my experience that dolphins tend to be more aggressive towards sharks, running them off. I don't read too much into it, because I imagine they probably do the same when we are not around.

I would imagine that sharks compete for the same food source so they run them off to ensure food availability. Dolphins will also not try to steal your catch, at least not in my experience.

My expereince with dolphins is limited though, I have only been in a pod while spearfishing twice and both times where due to the fact that there was a bait ball, so there where a lot of predators competing for prey fish. Including Sailfish and Marlin, which the dolphins seem to use as the billfish bat thru the ball stun the fish and then the pod will grab some of the stunned fish.

My personal experience is that dolphins know what spearguns are, and don't like them, they generally don't approach if you are spearfishing. The release of a spearshaft and the band pop is a very distinct vibration, many apex fish including large grouper and sharks are keyed into it, in some areas. I remember one time, I pulled the trigger and had two blacktips on me within a split second. The fish was dead on impact so the only vibration was the gun going off. Anyways I would guess that dolphins key into this as well and avoid it.

That being said, when I am in the water without a gun they always approach check me out, push their babies towards me to check me out. I think it's akin to us going to sea world, it really is like hey kids look it's a human check it out, get a good look you don't get to see these too often.

One time my dog jumped in and the babies would swim about a foot under it, to make it go crazy barking. I think they loved the sound as when she would stop they would circle back and get her going again. (Side note: I think dolphins are into ASMR if you are ever in the water with them make sounds they love it). It was the one time I thought to myself, I hope dolphins don't eat dogs because she is a beagle, so small enough. Anyways, they don't, and I am glad they don't hunt humans, if they did we would not be able to enter the water. A human hunting dolphin would be a fearsome predator and absolutely terrifying in a serial killer kind of way. They are really smart and you get a feel for how smart they are when you have natural encounters with them.
> but of course they are "boomers" by age so fuck them for ruining the economy, right?

If you're vicariously triggered by the word "boomer", it's because you have this attitude attached to it. As with the other commenter, I can't help you with words you're trying to put in my mouth.
How does the labor to build the basic things like a roof happen? How does the labor to grow food and get it to you happen? Those are called jobs, and like it or not somebody has to do them. Society has been getting more efficient at them, but even still some amount of human labor is required!

People have jobs because they need things that can only be got via human labor. This is not a bigger issue at a root level, it is a basic fact that you are trying to deny.
Hehe, that's funny. I may adopt that, but at the level that I'm investing I'll have to use uJuiceros or there will be way too many zeros.
I know this is not going to be controversial: seriously, fuck you.
You can't open a serious discussion on killing people.
Yes. They also minimize the broadcast storm domain.
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startup land is silicon valley, usually targeting the US.

An AI course targeted at Europe should at least include German, French, Spanish, etc.
I was at the last tour they did together. And I was shocked.

Marie sang beautifully, but two Roadies had to steady her coming onto the stage, she sat on a barstool for the whole show, never leaving it, the Roadies took her backstage, and then the same for encores.

That was when I decided this would be my last Roxette show. I'd rather have my memories than see Marie this agonized.

Thankfully they cancelled the already-announced extension of the tour and Per has been doing solo shows since.

Rest in peace! Your music—including your solo albums—means a lot to me.
This is just an earlier (and less advanced) version of ransomware that merely locks the computer as opposed to encrypting files, and the use fear (with police-themed lock screens and threat of arrest over really awful crimes like illegal pornography) to encourage the victims to pay, but I don't see any blackmail.
Why is it so hard to believe that that is the intended purpose? The feature is small yet a nice touch and I can't think of any sinister usage of adding this technology (I'm sure they have hidden cameras/microphones/facial recognition at the gate for security, anyway).
lol...if you say so. Five minutes on Indeed.com shows that you can get a $24k per year office job with a GED, so maybe you need to set you sights a bit higher.

Maybe the statistics are wrong and you're right, but I doubt it
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I would pick the stent 100% of the time despite the 1/3 more mortality; I live alone and cannot recover for months by myself. If you have a family member willing to care for you for months then picking the other choice is probably worth the effort. Of course in the end you have a 100% chance of dying anyway. Perhaps quality of life while you are living is worth more than living terrible for part of it. But knowing the actual risk/reward is what is important.
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