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This is a good experiment although you haven’t mentioned how you eat when breaking the fast. It seems a lot of advantages of IF will be suppressed if you continue consuming refined carbs during eating window. I am interested in IF setting where you consume same calories during eating window but only through ketogenic diet.
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The security doesn't, but availability might: the relay is very easy to DoS (not even DDoS!). This is the one thing that I think Thomas has jumped the gun on with his recommendation: the current protocol and infrastructure won't survive a DoS attack, which is tragically likely if magic-wormhole's popularity increases. Brian Warner is aware of this and has written about it.

https://github.com/warner/magic-wormhole/blob/master/docs/at...

https://github.com/warner/magic-wormhole/issues/107

https://github.com/warner/magic-wormhole/issues/150

I noticed the same issue as Joey Hess, except a couple of years later; then when I was giving a magic-wormhole demo, some of the audience members accidentally broke some of my live transfers in various ways.

(Otherwise, I feel just as gleeful as Thomas does. It's an awesome tool and fun to use!)
on the shiny note - check out streamlit. declarative python equivalent. it's pretty incredible how easy it is to use
Patagonia are famously environmental and not really run on a capitalist basis...
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I believe it's just a signup-wall, not a pay-wall, so it's quite possible all the upvoters have an account, but I'd still prefer that the link was to something that didn't have any kind of wall.
The amount of energy people expend talking about fonts, compared to, say, corn farming, is wildly out of proportion to their relative importances.
https://stacks.stanford.edu/file/druid:fv751yt5934/SHEG%20Ev...

Unfortunately, the following responses were not among those seen in the study:

"Because when I move the cursor/mouse over it, I can see it points to an ad server."

"Because when I view the page source I can see it is filled with links to ad servers."
Age looks somewhat promising, but I am still looking for a reasonable alternative to TrueCrypt.
Encryption should be as easy as possible. The process of gathering your files (plural!), put them into a folder, zip or tar that folder and then encrypt it, to delete the remaining files afterwards, is anything but not easy. Adding new files is even more horrible. TrueCrypt was so easy, just select the encrypted file, enter your password and voila, you got a volume mounted where you can easily add or remove many files.
I know that Veracrypt exists, but it does not feel like a solution for the next decade(s).

Its super weird. There is this use case to de/encrypt a single file, but mass storage of files in a secure way and without a proprietary protocol seems impossible.
That's why I prefer buying hardware and service (if any) unbundled.
I have. I think they are bollocks. Have you read and understood them and are ready to defend steps and axioms of this thesis or are you just enamored with his conclusions?

Specifically, I think this is nonsensical:

"Second, it must be noted that argumentation does not consist of free-floating propositions but is a form of action requiring the employment of scarce means; and that the means which a person demonstrates as preferring by engaging in propositional exchanges are those of private property."

It is a well accepted rule in logic and debate that propositions have merit on their own, therefore the way they are stated is irrelevant, whether they consume scarce means or not.

The jump from scarce means to private property is laughable.

Actually I have a hard time charitably following his reasoning. It is obvious the conclusion he wants to reach, but it is hard to understand where he sees an unfolding of logic arguments.

Even if his claims were true, which are, if I understand correctly, that the mere fact of engaging in a moralistic discussion presupposes the speakers assume a kind of private property instinctively, it does not follow that this presupposition is correct.

That's a naturalistic fallacy. It can be used to justify domination, sharing, violence, death of the weak. Using it to defend something as obviously artificial as private property is news to me, and I think pretty hard to defend, but even if it did, it presupposes we should care about "natural law", something most philosophers learned to dismiss since the 19th century.
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IKR. I have a nice Anker waterproof rechargeable speaker w/ subwoofer that doubles as a battery bank that was $75. It seems darn durable and works for me. Screw Sonos.
A couple of details for those who did not follow the discussion and are not familiar with Debian's voting system:

* Proposal E "Support for multiple init systems is Required" has been firmly rejected. (In the Debian voting system, rating an option worse than "Further discussion" effectively means considering it even unworthy of being in the ballot.)

* The core of Proposal B is «The Debian project recognizes that systemd service units are the preferred configuration for describing how to start a daemon/service. However, Debian remains an environment where developers and users can explore and develop alternate init systems and alternatives to systemd features. Those interested in exploring such alternatives need to provide the necessary development and packaging resources to do that work». The full text can be found at https://www.debian.org/vote/2019/vote_002#textb

* In case the message were not clear enough, the runner up option is Proposal E "Focus on systemd". Proposal E is also the most voted option.
I think advertising can also be ethical in the current "push" model (aka a free service shows you ads in exchange for not paying) provided some conditions are met:

No stalking - the ads should either be tailored to the currently visible content, or the user should be allowed to select which kind of ads they want to see.

Accountability - the service showing the ads shares some responsibility if the ad or advertised product ends up malicious, fraudulent, etc. This means services will be much more selective in which kind of ads they show, inline with print magazines & billboards (you usually won't see malware or scams in magazines because their reputation is on the line).

Transparency - the details of who paid for the ad, and the targeting criteria (if any) should be clearly displayed. Also, the service should provide a page where users can browse & search all ads (not just political or sensitive ones) that have ever been published on the platform.
Sorry the website is a complete disaster for me on Firefox OS X.

In any case, it looks targeted at the higher end.

I would think electric bikes/mopeds can be cheaper and more reliable than gasoline, and there would be a very big market, especially in poorer countries, competing with Honda Cubs etc as general workhorses.
ISPs should be neutral information carriers. It should be illegal for them to try to influence society by censoring data flowing through their networks. What stops them from voluntarily censoring everything related to a political party they don't support?
People with business interests reliant on cheap foreign manufacturing desperate to have tariffs reversed. More news at 11.
No, they need western help to skip right past fossil fuel infrastructure. It should probably be a key requirement of any western aid or trade.
Not to mention all the basement "remixers" who use audacity or whatever to "improve" the sound before they stream it, or max the volume to the point of constant red-lining, nevermind downgrading it to mp3 instead of using a lossless format.
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Doesn’t it? In very basic level price=cost of input materials+workforce+profit. Amount of needed work is directly correlated to complexity. Therefore with other variables same simpler should mean cheaper. Here some other variables may be not same. Either economy of scale is not in favor yet, standardization and production levels are still low. Or higher profits are taken.
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Yeah, the plan is to open-source everything including PCB designs, drivers and CPLD firmware.

I'm not sure if it would be possible to redesign the card to fit in a Powerbook 100-series though. The Powerbook 180 appears to have a modem expansion slot but that doesn't give access to the processor bus AFAICS.
Do you genuinely believe this? If yes, would you care to expand further on this? I'm utterly fascinated and would love to hear more background on what leads you to believe that this comparison is apt.
Being 207 cm tall I can really feel that squeeze every time I get into the plane.
Who is Eric P. Dollard?
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Let's start fixing one by one. Why are you against learning to properly correct as you go along, the list is long doesn't mean we should not correct even one of them.
I think thijsvandien meant object not in terms of simulation, but in terms of architecture: An instance of a Bullet class, instead of some sort of fancy representation optimized for SIMD.
By what authority and rationale do you feel so strongly about intubation, I wonder? Could it be that the entire medical profession is wrong and you are right?
I think liquid democracy is a reasonable proposition: delegate your vote to professionals, but take it back on any propositions you have a strong opinion about.

Having met some representative and politicians, I can confidently say that they are as vulnerable to misinformation, hubris and inadequate education than the average voter.

Switzerland has actually a system pretty close to DD with its petition-triggered referendums. I believe California has something similar?

DD is the possibility to vote, but it is fine to have representatives, as long as you can take your cote back when you want.
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The Republic, a state of laws to protect democracy and to protect the people from the tyranny of the masses. I love its recursive nature.
Is it? Everyone needs to read in order to learn and communicate. Websites (especially those on mobile) are hard to read. That makes information harder to understand. Sadly even the website mentioned here displays a tiny body text... which makes it harder to read...
It's obviously tool-generated.

I think the question was, why does the tool show the non-truncated value for that one line, considering it put the truncated (%0.03f) version right next to it.
Rather than "considering alternatives", couldn't Debian invest time and money to make a public study of init systems with their pro and cons, then draft a spec of what they would like to have that doesn't already exist ?
You mean the runner up is Proposal F, yes?
The "graphical" page is a bit more interesting, I think, with a graph of how each option fared compared to the other ones:

https://vote.debian.org/~secretary/gr_initsystems/

The ballot graph looks a bit strange to me. For one, votes seemed to come in all the way through the voting period, and actually increased just before the deadline. For two, nearly 20% of the ballots -- 100 out of 550 were rejected. I hope that's not evidence of "voting irregularities" -- the top 4 options were all within 50 points of each other.

EDIT: From the bottom of the page: "Most of the bad ballots are due to the presence of a non printing character (usually one that displays as a space) in the ballot that confuses the parser. "
This is just false unless you think the featured article isn't ECS. Rendering is an ordered operation that at the very least shouldn't be considered parallel by default. Simply putting it in an ECS pattern doesn't guarantee anything like that.

Its probably better to say it might help you write tighter loops because (ideally) you have a small amount of code looping over a large array of data, instead of a sea of actors hopping around the heap. Of course, you can make tight loops in a lot of different patterns...
Yep! It can be solved for some specific cases though — e.g. I stumbled upon a few papers that calculate the optimal path for parallel parking using systems of differential equations [1][2]

[1] https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/stamp/stamp.jsp?arnumber=7463491

[2] http://www.tsi.lv/sites/default/files/editor/science/Researc...
jj for the win
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Doesn't have quite the same easy association with a lumbering slab of unwieldy armour. Perhaps picture a Panzer IV rolling down the high street, rolling over a bicycle or two, before going right through the supermarket wall.
I just went through the comments discussing general frustration with the behaviour of Apple products. I think it is time to escape the walled garden of Apple Inc. by using, maintaining, creating or paying for the programs from the tree of FLOSS. Your opinion will be heard, and open standards adhered to as far as FLOSS is concerned. For those of you complain about lack of good hardware, there are some amazing hardware solutions like system76 for hardware that is made for GNU/Linux.
Definitely looks like a touch screen interface from the photos.

The screen itself is distracting enough even without being a touchscreen. I really disklike the tesla-esque design with it, it feels completely wrong for a bike.
FYI - here the full text of the winning proposal:

https://www.debian.org/vote/2019/vote_002#textb

Choice 2: B: Systemd but we support exploring alternatives

Using its power under Constitution section 4.1 (5), the project issues the following statement describing our current position on Init systems, multiple init systems, and the use of systemd facilities. This statement describes the position of the project at the time it is adopted. That position may evolve as time passes without the need to resort to future general resolutions. The GR process remains available if the project needs a decision and cannot come to a consensus.

The Debian project recognizes that systemd service units are the preferred configuration for describing how to start a daemon/service. However, Debian remains an environment where developers and users can explore and develop alternate init systems and alternatives to systemd features. Those interested in exploring such alternatives need to provide the necessary development and packaging resources to do that work. Technologies such as elogind that facilitate exploring alternatives while running software that depends on some systemd interfaces remain important to Debian. It is important that the project support the efforts of developers working on such technologies where there is overlap between these technologies and the rest of the project, for example by reviewing patches and participating in discussions in a timely manner.

Packages should include service units or init scripts to start daemons and services. Packages may use any systemd facility at the package maintainer's discretion, provided that this is consistent with other Policy requirements and the normal expectation that packages shouldn't depend on experimental or unsupported (in Debian) features of other packages. Packages may include support for alternate init systems besides systemd and may include alternatives for any systemd-specific interfaces they use. Maintainers use their normal procedures for deciding which patches to include.

Debian is committed to working with derivatives that make different choices about init systems. As with all our interactions with downstreams, the relevant maintainers will work with the downstreams to figure out which changes it makes sense to fold into Debian and which changes remain purely in the derivative.
We start to see platform sharing between thermal and electric. E.g. Peugeot new e-208 have very high part commonality with regular 208.
Well I lived in SU for 15 years. There was joke that the Party declared that “in next 5 years we will catch US”. Smarter ones told “lets catch, but no bypass”. “Why not bypass also?” “Then they will see our naked ass”. Totally true. Most of economy was invested to military and this was only area with some world-class tech, and even that was often fake and/or with human sacrifices never published
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That was a bug, not a 'feature' like Recycle Mode.
> In C#/typescript you can no longer use the friendly `await` keyword that makes async calls almost as easy synchronous calls. Ironically, the `await` keyword makes it really easy to force HTTP requests to execute sequentially that could easily execute in parallel. This is what the pit of fail looks like!

I'm not specifically familiar with C# or typescript's async keyword implementations, but this.. shouldn't be true?

If you can't launch multiple requests and then gather their results either through aggregating to a single future or by awaiting on them individually (which will mean you will start acting on results somewhere between min(t1,t2,t3,..tn) and max(t1,t2,t3,..tn) time) while all of them proceed just as well as if you had done callbacks, that's not a very good implementation of async/await...
The word "millennial used in a comment is a pretty easy signal that there's probably dumbassery ahead.
Yes. Just to be clear, I'm going to buy neither a Homepod nor a Sonos. I think I'm going to get dumb speakers and a Raspberry/Hifiberry. Shairplay does 90% of what I want a smart speaker to do, and I think a Raspberry is a pretty future proof device.
Unix had it in 1988, before Windows NT existed. (-:

* http://jdebp.uk./FGA/unix-service-access-facility.html
Blockability - the ads are designed to be easy to block and make no attempt to circumvent the blocker.
With Germany compare west vs east Germany times. Nazy regine was sure more complicated story.
I don't either. Most of the life-long value I got from college was not in the concentrations I was required to choose from. The real value was in the broad exposure to many disciplines, endeavors and POVs. Especially important in that were the hundreds of talented people I got to talk with ... a valuable extracurricular available at many schools.

Many people find satisfaction in work unrelated to what they thought they wanted when they were 18-20. Maybe they discovered other options they weren't aware of. Maybe their prospective specialities disappeared over time, maybe their values changed as they matured. A whole person is about more than income or ability to match some arbitrary standard.

In short noone should assume they know what an 18-20 yo is going to wind up doing (even if all goes well in their life). Nor do they (let alone their unfocussed 'advisors') know what occupations will stick around. A huge investment and a 4-year degree seems unwise and un-called for at this point. Never mind what 'tradition' says. Unless you're looking to be an academic, two years at first seems more reasonable. Less debt, less pressure. Get started, go try yourself in the crucible.

Five years later, that vagueness has been clarified by life experiences. At that point, the wisdom of a big investment might make more sense. 25 can be a lot more focussed than 20.
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The article overlooks the end-to-end overhead of HTTP/2 which unfortunately makes the trade-offs between batching API calls and bundling JavaScript very complex in practice. For instance in Chrome the overhead of an additional request is still several milliseconds of local CPU time. Which means in practice you'll trade off CPU time to benefit warm loads where the cache is populated.

I'm hopeful someday the overhead will be made negligible but until then I'd suggest profiling the trade-offs.

Meanwhile data frameworks like Relay offer incremental flushing with much more flexibility all over a single request.
I'm not really a fan of trying to make commands safer via aliases. I fear it encourages bad habits that could hurt you if you use an environment that is missing them.
You are not forced to take the incentive. You can always sell the device on a second hand market and get more money than that incentive.
Lennart sure has damaged a lot of egos.

No one else had the technical and soft skills required to replace a core part of a distributed project like "Linux user space". Or maybe more importantly didn't have the motivation to do so.

It feels very much like when a new person turns up at work, with the same ideas you had, but could never get implemented or kept to yourself. Somehow they get it done. Either you embrace their success or become bitter.
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Although, I'm biased and think that the above is the best out of the listed, I still believe the rest have merits and are better in some directions.

Killed by Google: Simpler design, open source, good descriptions

The Google Cemetery: Nice design, well known.
Ehh, S/N has improved so much since the 80's that the noise floor of today's low-end receivers are significantly better than basically all high-end equipment from back then, especially if you include the DAC.
You mean like VeraCrypt?
In Greek not in English though. In spoken English "Pee" is urine, not the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter.

Also it's worth noting that Ancient Greek and Modern Greek have different pronunciations. Some of the English pronunciations are actually more 'correct' than the Modern Greek names, e.g. the English pronunciation of Gamma.
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