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There is an uncorrelated cost for every transaction, it's not exactly fixed.
I've never heard anything like this. Are you suggesting there's evidence that sugar and fat have some kind of synergistic effect when eaten together?
Mercurial is probably that competitor. Only slightly slower than Git. Works on very large monorepos (as large as Facebook's or Google's monorepo). Very similar workflow as compared to Git, with some minor differences in terminology.
- Does not use cryptographically secure hashes, and has no clear migration path to a different hashing mechanism.

https://github.com/git/git/blob/master/Documentation/technic...
No, same prononciation in French.
> That's like saying DVCS has nothing to do with VCS

I could see myself agreeing to that.
What's an example of a vegan food that is not kosher?
There used to be limitations on Windows regarding CPU count and maximum RAM size. With a consumer-level OS, you could not run more than two processors, for example. Given how earlier Ryzen acted like it was actually a bunch of NUMA nodes in the past, this could pose a problem (the normal version of Windows 7 wouldn't allow for a NUMA setup, you'd need Pro for that).

I don't think Windows 10 has this limitation anymore but it's a very valid question. Given their weird calculation for the number of licenses you need to run Windows server, it's probably good to be cautious about licensing weggeweest it comes to running Windows on high performance chips like Threadripper.
Nutritional science has gotten a lot of things badly wrong, so it plays second fiddle to how I feel when I add or remove something from my diet. I've tried on a few occasions to cut dairy from my diet. It was sub-optimal.
What did Samsung create with its “Artificial Human” and what's the impact?
Sounds like you want git notes

https://git-scm.com/docs/git-notes
> Cases where git needs to scale tend to be isolated to companies that have the manpower to build a finely-tuned replacement (see: MS, Google).

I constantly run into git scalability issues as an individual. I don't use any of the UI clients because they all fail hard on mostly-code git repositories. I abandoned my VisualRust port in part because the mere 100MB of mingw binaries involved for that meant it was using github LFS, which meant CI was hitting github quota limits, and as I wasn't part of the organization - nevermind an admin with billing rights - I couldn't even pay to up said quota limits paying out of pocket myself even if I wanted to.

I'm not going to inflict git's command line experience - which confounds and confuses even seasoned programmers - on any of the less technical artists that might be employed at a typical gamedev shop, even if git might be able to scale acceptably if locally self-hosted at a single-digit employee shop.

A few dozen or hundred employees? Forget it. Use perforce, even though it costs $$$, is far from perfect, and also has plenty of scaling issues eventually.
> For example, there are existing sound static analysis tools that can guarantee no UB for C -- but not the complete C++, AFAIK -- with relatively little effort.

The only static analysis tools that can guarantee anything about C are doomed to have plenty of false positives. They are much less used in practice than tools ASan & co which don't guarantee anything but have way fewer false positive, if any.

They have their use-case, but calling them “little effort” is disingenuous.
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You're missing the question. The idea would allow a customer to have better cash flow not take out a loan. What I am asking is would you pay a fee over placing a hold on your card. For a person with not a lot of money, holding $100 for 5 days can be a problem but paying $9 to not have that problem could be helpful.
There are plenty of communities that mitigate this problem through earned privileges. Real users who are participating in the community are able to do more than someone that just signed up with a throwaway address. Stackoverflow seems like an okay model... recent moderator issues aside.

I'm scanning my memory banks and Stackoverflow is the only "earned privilege" community that comes to mind and my experience with it has been uniformly unpleasant, let's say "bordering on toxic". If anything, automatically earned privilege creates competition which makes everything worst and nastier.

In contrast, I moderate a medium sized FB group in a topic that often has trolling. We eliminate it entirely through hand-picked moderators and a zero tolerance statement. There's no competition to be a moderator and there's actually little for the moderators to do since making things clear mostly works. So there's no competition for anything and people spend their time discussing issues instead.

HN seems to be closer to that situation also - with karma hidden, competition is pretty limited. And anonymous posters can make fine contributions here.
I’m sure if it was indeed popular, there would be some way of demonstrating that. Aside from the fact that I have never seen one in my entire career as a consultant, working with hundreds of organisations, the reason this sounds ridiculous to me is that Apple has a long history of making very little effort to obstruct the hackintosh community. Which suggests very strongly that the community is too small for Apple to bother with. There are a few topics on HN that seem to bring out people claiming that incredibly niche interests are actually very common and popular. Apple is one of them. So I don’t think it’s unreasonable to expect that somebody making such an incredible claim should have at least some way of substantiating it.
A friends 1 year old was watching YT unsupervised. Some of the videos were super creepy. Like cockroaches coming out of LEGO bricks and being smashed (coackroach blood and things) and then they reversed and the cockroaches multiplied and took over LEGO tower. Kid was super memsmerized. I was totally WTF-ed.

100% agree. YT kids is not safe for kids. I wouldn’t show it to my kids. I instead download the videos I want and manually make a playlist. There is wayyyyyyy too much garbage in YT kids.
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I thought it was more fairly well accepted that dietary cholesterol is just shat straight back out, and that blood cholesterol comes from converted saturated fat?
And Plasma Physicists think that "dark matter", "dark energy", & the assertion of gravity (ignoring plasma) being the dominant force in the Univese is mathematics without physical evidence. Thus "pathological science". Irving Langmuir, discoverer of the double layer effect in plasmas & coined the term "plasma" physics, came up with the definition of "Pathological Science". He was also around during the birth of the "Standard Model".

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pathological_science
Since climate change is a myth you can't really make that argument
On the one hand I agree that Google saying that we need Open interfaces is correct, but then I also know that most code within Google itself is closed source. Does anyone know if there is an Open Interface to Google Search?
People also seem to be conflating review comments associated with lines of code with an opinionated code review tool.

You can keep the banter with the code and the go-no-go decision separate, even external. But post mootems have worked better when someone realized that one of the team repeatedly calls out a class of errors that bite us later and they’re being ignored. You have the ability to prevent this error. Wise up or that person will decide rightfully that we are a bunch of clowns and leave.
Modern cars automatically invade your privacy
... and here's a video that includes footage of Neon that Samsung apparently accidentally left hidden in the HTML (or whatever) on their website and have since removed https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q6f6EXX-79w&feature=emb_titl...
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Those are not exclusive.
I work for a 40-people game studio.

A major limitation of git is how it deals with many "big" (~10Mb) binary files (3D models, textures, sounds, etc.).

We ended up developing our own layer over git, and we're very happy ; even git-lfs can't provide similar benefits. This technique seems to be commonplace for game studios (e.g Naughty Dog, Bungee), so certainly git has room for improvement here.
Removed: Apologies, I didn't think through when I wrote that. Hopefully, no one minds.
Facetious answer: Are there any good examples of projects using Parcel for a web app? ;)

Real answer: probably, but a ton of production code is closed-source.

But why restrict to web apps? Most influential software projects in the world use Make.
How do you lock a file in a distributed system? Many people won't be online. Many people won't be on the exact same head.
I'm already thinking of the scrap yards where these might end up when cars with them are totaled by the insurance company :-). But I agree, if they can do exponential improvements in processing then this version will be fairly cheap in roughly 5 years.
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Using document.createElement to create elements and element.appendChild(node) to add them is tedious. But once you have abstractions in place, like var menu = createMenu(), subMenu=createMenu(), menu.add(subMenu) it becomes very powerful and more fun to work with the DOM.
Every time I see an article like this, I can't help but imagine some penny pinching MBA laughing all the way to the bank. Textbook example of running a company purely for profit, with no regard for ethics, social good, legacy, or their customers.
Is there a test to determine if you do make lactase?
Never forget Mr. Hands.
> However, as you go further and further out from our galaxy the metric expansion of spacetime begins to dominate the relative motion of all bodies, leading to observing progressively redder and redder light curves. A galaxy billions of light years away is perceived to be moving away from our reference frame at a significant percentage of the speed of light!

Is this not because there is simply more space between things that are farther away and therefore more expanding space? So, more space = more magnitude of expansion?
Diamond on silicon chips are running at 100 Gigahertz (2016)
Dunno man. Kids have nightmares about all sorts of things. They cry all night and want to be cuddled with.

If nightmares and screaming is repeated over and over again, it can lead to some very traumatic experiences in their young brains.
The answer to the question: no. Not yet. The examples in the article are very impressive, but note that they are also very short. Listen to them more than once. There is a shape to the sentences: they start at a low pitch, rise at the end on clauses and then finally fall at the end of the sentence.

Now imagine those same tones in this text: "Stop. I don't want any of your damn potatoes. If you try coming on to my property again, I will set loose the dogs." It would be perfectly understandable, but comical.

We won't get full text to speech replacement until the computer understands what's in the text and that won't happen until we get GI. We can probably refine it a bit, but it's always going to be a bit odd. With enough text you will always get that uncanny valley effect.

Having said that, probably we can build systems that will allow a single voice actor to play all parts in a production. That could have many advantages and I expect it to happy relatively soon.
Grew up in a colonia and I constantly fear with my six figure salary, existing in this ridiculous world of opulence and technology that I will lose those lessons. I am more than how I grew up or where I am from. Feels good to know I do not walk alone in that journey...
How did you determine that they are lactose intolerant? Just trial and error, or is there a specific way to confirm this?
You're asking about the difference between "vegan" and "fruitarian", for what it's worth.
Git still let's you check out particular directories at particular commits. It's just a specialised usecase rather than the default.

git --work-tree=/path/to/outputdir checkout HEAD -- subdirname
I like the idea of storing commit history in a database. Why write all of the bits from scratch?

But I don’t like how difficult databases make it to represent graphs of data. To pull a subtree cheaply, you need a graph. not unlike SVN’s data structure.
Are you aware of git-subtree?
yep, nemo got it right. git basically hacks cherry-picks in the same way previous VCS’s hacked branches.

unfortunately there are no patch-theory based VCS’s with a practical level of usability. what git was to monotone, X is to darcs/pijul, where X hasn’t been created yet.
Bitcoin is valuable because it is unstoppable and achieves Unstoppability by putting miners into financial liability.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Variable_speed_of_light
Maybe for rendering workloads one could make use of that many cores on a Windows PC.
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Cholesterol is an energy-intensive molecule to produce, and as such, your body recycles it as much as possible. Your liver produces cholesterol to be released with bile into your digestive track (to aid with fat absorption), but your body re-absorbs that cholesterol, along with any additional dietary cholesterol, back into your bloodstream in the intestines.

If you want to pass the cholesterol out (dietary or otherwise), then eat more fiber, which sticks to cholesterol and prevents your body from reabsorbing it.
Lies promoted by the vegan Nazi industry.
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I like how both comments are ethically compatible with a vegan sitting at the same table, gobbling up an entire impossible burger and replying with a full mouth, "That's exactly what I was thinking!"
Dr. Anthony Perat, protege of Hannes Alfven, has a cosmological model based on plasma, which is observable & subject to physically reproducible experiments & replaces the need for both Dark Matter & Dark Energy as mathematical artifacts.

https://www.amazon.com/Physics-Plasma-Universe-Anthony-Perat...
Is this something you want in a VCS, or can it be adaquately handled by something like myrepos?
Yes. Although the only study I can find right now links a high sugar and high fat diet to depression rather than weight gain: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/28724468
Credit card transactions are not immutable. This is a feature

You could build that feature on top of bitcoin, but it isn't a feature that should be built into bitcoin transactions. See the lightning network
I've done it off and on. There is apparently insatiable demand for "cheap" web development FWIW. Check with the local rotary club or "business club" in your area that has a bunch of local business owners.

Embedded development is also pretty much in demand, more so if you have FPGA skills as well.

As with most things different skills give you different places where you might hunt for piece work.

Don't do contracting on the side if you work for any of the big tech companies. They will find out and they will fire you for it, whether that is legal or not.
There is so much exploitation going on that surely they can find something that's actual exploitation.
I recently read Metropole by Ferenc Karinthy where a linguist finds himself in a completely foreign society where he cannot learn the language, can make no connection with anyone, and winds up on the streets when his money runs out. It isn't a perfect novel but it it foresees our society where the line between self-sufficiency and poverty grows thinner and thinner. Once someone falls off perhaps due to illness, job loss, or just bad luck it is increasingly difficult to get back up and people (including and indicting myself) just walk by. I am guessing that Levine's account is thirty or more years old. I hope that such kindness hasn't completely disappeared.
The ability to translate "Geek Boy" language to whatever relevant occupational language the counterpart uses, is probably one of the most valuable soft skills one can have.

Having worked as a bioinformatician on the interface of wet lab biologists and software devs, this became blatantly apparent.
Also:

Akhan Semiconductor

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AI-guided material changes could lead to diamond CPUs

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I think most people prefer a "small shit life" than death.

You talk about "bet on another life", so maybe you're talking about reincarnation though?
Crazy idea:

1: Create a globally-sanctioned Internet Currency

2: Allow people to convert any currency to IC

3: Make internet access free for and available to everyone worldwide

4: Charge IC for access to websites and services like Facebook, Amazon, Steam etc.
There are ways to combat poverty that are better than euthanasia.

Giving people money is a pretty good way to do that. Money that they can choose to spend as they wish.

Euthanasia should be available for people who suffer an illness that makes the life not worth living anymore.
> It would also be nice to have a repo that isn't language-agnostic. It's too easy to track non-semantic changes, like white space.

In my opinion this is a problem with programming languages rather than version control. Namely we mix presentation and representation when using text as our source code. In the case of whitespace we have an infinite number of syntactic presentations which all correspond to the same semantic representation. Tooling has been created to try to deal with this such as code formatters which canonicalize the syntactic presentation for other tools. Git itself even has to deal with this because of platform differences, i.e. LF and CRLF.
Does my washer really have a computer? Electric control board, certainly, but the timers are all mechanical. What is there to compute?
Git does not store differences between files, but packs (versions of) files (to save disk space) in single .pack files.
I’ve been wondering if we need a slightly more general tool for tracking changes, that happens to have a VCS commandline as a first class client of that system. The problem is how to do bindings in many languages, or share one binding with some sort of IPC/RPC protocol.

I have some collaboration tools I’d like to write but creating my own edit histories and conflict resolution is daunting.
Kids want to be cuddled no matter what. That’s how humans are wired.
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What about for the pig?
Its probably based on the McAloo Tikki from India. I think it was even tested in a few locations in the US.
Excellent clip thank you.
> supporting Linux

Wait, the Dell XPS 15 doesn't work well with Linux? Could you share a bit on why?

(I was actually thinking of getting a XPS 15 myself, and putting Linux on it.)
That's probably a harder task for an existing monorepo that is too big for git than writing a replacement for git that works with a repo of that size.
Uh 7-11’s name came from the fact it was open from 7am to 11pm originally, so being open 24 hr/day is not an inherent promise of the brand.
I would have to agree with this. I have been programming for decades and I haven't had to work on a team for a project. "Branches" have not happened, nor have I ever felt the lack of them.

I would not mind something simple. I find the arguments, flags, whatever in git to be rather opaque. That, coupled with the lack of need for its features, have not thrilled me.

It seems to be pretty effective if you have tons of programmers working on a single project, but at the bottom end of the scale, I find it baffling.
Actually, this 'auto-install Razer bloatware' behaviour is a feature of Windows itself.

The mouse merely presents itself as being from a certain manufacturer, and Windows asks the user if it should fetch the drivers (and any other bundled crapware Razer wants to load on there).

There is no installer payload inside the mouse.
The original Apple II sold at an adjusted 2019 price of $5,476, and it sold millions. I would say there are plenty of consumers with that much buying power. Of course, that doesn't mean most consumers need that many cores - but that's still true even if it cost $100.
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> I don't know of any other evidence for dark energy, other than that mathematical physicists think the equations would be prettier with some, although they sort of wish there was more.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_energy#Evidence_of_existe...
I think we may not be understanding each other.
Going from the assertion that there's no way for a polity to revoke its consent to be governed (whereas in some states elected officials are subject to recall via the ballot box) does not translate to 'anyone can decide not to be governed.' If it was a misunderstanding then OK, but I can't understand why you'd interpret a broad comment about the design of the federal government as a proposal for unilateral individual sovereignty.
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