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They'll only publish reviews for already accepted papers. This may help reviewers be (or at least appear) less obviously biased against the authors in the review process if the paper has a chance of being accepted. But it won't do anything for papers that 2 or more reviewers want to shut down. Note I'm not talking about low quality research but about papers that are shut down for political reasons (happens often enough in neuroscience at least) so that the reviewers can then do the same experiments and publish before you.
Not OP but the payment bit sounds like when you pay a local records custodian to do a "search", ie look for all the Djikstra family members in the period 1700-1800. They then look through books (BMD - baptisms/births, marriages, deaths/funerals) in the church building (or wherever) and compile a list of the data.

Often novices can't read the writing, and when the records are in another country/region it's easier to pay someone. Also, many records can only be searched this way, the public don't have access.
I do not know about impact, but

$ kextstat -l | grep -v com.apple | tr -s ' ' | cut -f 7,8 -d ' '
at.obdev.nke.LittleSnitch (5430)

It does use a kernel extention.
Good clickbait.
The EU will eventually force countries to use facial recognition, give it 5 years tops.
It's a lot smaller than you think these days with all the effort that has gone into it.

Google reports an average PUE[1] of 1.11 over the past year, 1.09 over the past quarter, and the latest/best data centers are at 1.06 [2]. In simple terms this means that the total power overhead for cooling etc is just 6% of that to power the machines in them.

Google (and others) have gone to great lengths using AI, and radical new ideas for cooling.

Disclaimer: I work at Google, but not in Datacenters. All info public domain

[1] Definition of PUE: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_usage_effectiveness

[2] Source: https://www.google.com/about/datacenters/efficiency/
What should I say to my parents when they enter a website that advertises some kind of diabetes wonder drug and they download some crap and try to run it? That they shouldn't install AV because it potentially opens an attack vector? Do you think they will know what it means?

Also, do you mean XProtect? https://eforensicsmag.com/72717-2/
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With proper Java support that could be written as

removeSelf(view)

Not that bad, but then it doesn't sell Kotlin.
> No audio professional using Apple hardware needs to learn these workarounds to actually do their work.

You keep repeating this. But no one said this is not the case.
I used to be narcissistic but now I'm perfect.

Are you sure - there's levels of narcissism, some is healthy. Someone with full on Narcissistic Personality Disorder doesn't see a problem with it from my readings and sees no need to change, and would never ask this question. As @kstenerud a bit of empathy training could help, good on you for trying to change. Listen to people, learn to see the good in everyone etc.
You are improving your productivity by 'doing something else', such as 'walking for several hours in the forest'.

Banging your head against a problem for several hours while not making any progress is frustrating. Not because you are 'unproductive' in the sense of producing value for your employer or customers, but because you are 'unproductive' in the sense of not achieving the progress you desire.

Thus we want to improve our productivity. Not because we need to be productive in a capitalist sense, but because we want to be productive to have the feeling of achieving something.

Whether increasing your productivity comes in the form of going for a walk or getting rid of distractions doesn't change that.
as a sidenote, the README contains two really bad practices, pipeing the output of curl into bash (running arbitrary code that can do whatever it wants), and parsing ls.

https://mywiki.wooledge.org/ParsingLs
https://starrecognizer.com/ . Shazam for movie stars.
To finally stop arguing with my GF in what other movies did this actor play.

Not ready for live, but more of a sneak peak

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For what I’ve been reading recently, there will be some big consolidation in the sector this decade, with a handful of industries faring much better than others because of diminished return on investments, incoming regulations and marginal tech improvements?
-In Norway, they one-upped that - the (now defunct) Røros copper mines operated for more than 300 years, and the spoil dumps from the processing are quite the sight [0]

Rather than tidying them up, though, they were put on the UNESCO world heritage list. (Along with the rest of the municipality of Røros; the mining museum is well worth a visit if you have an interest in industrial history and happen to find yourself in central Norway for some reason or the other.)

[0] https://lokalhistoriewiki.no/images/Slagghaugene_p%C3%A5_R%C...
Dynamo is costing 28k? I'm a bit confused. What's the cost from Dynamo to Postgres?
What program are you using that relies on net.sf.tuntaposx.tun? macOS has had their own utun driver since a long time.
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1. Taking a good amount of water
2. Exercise
3. Practicing piano
Whether my day was good or bad I feel complete by EOD
Senator Whitehouse speaking on the Rachel Maddow show last week.
> Stories like these confirm my experience that academia is in a sorry state and ripe for disruption.

Can we maybe find our way to looking at something from a different perspective than this?

"My marriage is in a sorry state and ripe for disruption". wut?
Why does it need to bloat to nearly twice the size for a simple feature? This is becoming Electron all over again.
I don't know enough about webdev, but why is google analytics request sent by the client? Wouldn't it be easier for the webhost to send a request to google "this IP with this browser connected to me requesting this content", making it impossible to block on the client side?
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> I.e. allowing 1 million undocumented aliens in

Human rights and trying to be decent to people fleeing wars is now a bad thing ? Also collectively agreeing to help these people.. Collectively. Countries can have their own policies.

What Bullying are you talking about ??

I will refer to my previous statement as it seems some people don't really understand how the EU works. The EU is a memebership of collective countries, not some all powerfull entity of controlling its memebers and telling them what to do.

> collapse die to the opposite of allowing countries do what they see fit for their own citizen safety

You don't really get it, but please believe what you like. I'm going to take a stab and say you're pro-brexit too ?
> The story is about a leaked draft of a plan to introduce the same technology on the parliament itself

I did, and that's what I mean. They don't want it in the parliament and yet the subway station I use every day has facial recognition system in place, there is even a sign that says "it's for your safety". I'll believe in a ban when they'll take it down.
Or for water cooling the CPUs?
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I wonder how high frame rate will be received in the future when everyone who grew up watching 60i soap operas is gone and everyone instead grew up watching 24p content made for Netflix/Amazon Prime/AppleTV+
Groovy had first class support on Spring and Sun was doing talks at JSFDays on how it would become the JEE scripting language.

Those of us that are part of the Java world since the early days, have been through this multiple times.
You often see these data URLs used with a different content type and more usually a base64 encoded blob, often an image.
...and 500 mA maximum. Anything above that, and things get Complicated.
IT laypeople: LAN segmentation is a security feature

Security people: Uhm...
For me the biggest productivity boost was using pomodoro method with coding being done in 30min bursts. It helped reduce mental tiredness and thus bugs. It would actually be great to hear perspectives from people who have used this technique for an extended duration of time.
It's always seemed really expensive for what it is. I've looked up some family members, and all they really have is badly digitized scans of public documents that some library made available.

How little of this type of thing exists in any searchable format other than driving to a library and finding somebody who knows how microfiche works is very frustrating.
You make me wonder if language regions of the brain get activated when we "talk to ourselves" in the same way as when we talk to others.

Edit: I love a downvote as much as the next guy, but if you're a neuroscientist who knows, please explain or share links?
It doesn't say where the metrics are collected from, and whether they include the network latency from whatever point that is.
(All: the link is to a music video).

At least warn us that we're clicking into something irrelevant and silly if we follow the link.
Wow, thanks. Mentioning osu! will probably cost me a few hours after work.

Never thought of using a tablet for it, but I am so going to try that!
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I use OSMAnd and Go Map!! to make edits.

Go Map!! is particularly good for editing, while OSMAnd is a more full-featured map application which also supports editing.
Alas, accessibility seems to take the back seat lately. Gray-on-grey designs, non-button buttons, mystery meat controls: it all looks cool, supposedly.

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If that were true then you would expect countries with wind turbines to produce more CO2 emissions than countries that didn't.
That is exactly the biggest problem with guest languages, instead of being happy with what is already there, they duplicate the eco-system.

So now for every problem we need to consider Java + Guest Language idiomatic libraries + alternative build tools + alternative IDE, across the whole corporation.
Regular distro with "no custom kernel" is an arbitrary goalpost?

When talking about what musicians will use?
I don't understand the repeated "white guy" emphasis here. What is it supposed to convey? Would things be different if they were black or something? Or if they were female?
Not at all, it’s a good thung. But not chaotically and at that scale. Also not by bullying countries which already have helped pretty much all countries where such issues happen. It seeks like you still think the eu is an equal memberships club - germany issued a diktat, all others had better obeyed it, or else...

I am against brexit and pro reform. The EU is dated and operates through bully power. If it doesnt reform it will collapse. Critique from within is what can actually prevent its collapse. If people dont want mass migration, or whatever they strongly oppose then the eu better take it into account, or else there will be no eu to do all the good it can do even without chaos.

People like you who strongly oppose reform and blindly believe the eu is perfection is what pushes even those that want reform into the camps of brexit and the far right. Seems like there is no more middle ground. A shame really.
Yeah, if one ignores the existence of PMD and Sonar, yes.
Similar to https://outline.com/, but it doesn't work well for some webs. such as https://reader.tuananh.net/?url=https://www.bbc.com/news/hea...
I think we are in agreement for most of the things. I am glad to see we agree that the money from the Govt is not "given" to the people. This was the point of my first comment.

I just want to disabuse you from this idea you seem to hold that the money I received is from "other people".

It is not. It is from the Government. Sure it was taken from all of society via taxes, but once it is taken it is no longer yours or mine to determine what to do with it.

There is no point in trying to argue who-paid-for-what in this redistribution made by the Government. If there were a choice for tax payers to say where they want their taxes to go, sure let's go and talk about "Who is paying for my wife's Elterngeld". But there is no such rational and efficient resource allocation method in any Big Welfare State, is there? There is no way to pull apart who is "me and my family" and who is "the rest of society", is there?

There is just - like you said - one big redistribution of wealth driven by bureaucrats who are (allegedly) working in the best interests of the people. What is good for the goose is good for the gander.
> People don't want to live in Antarctica or the bottom of the ocean right now, and these environments are much more survivable than the Moon or Mars, and more economically feasible to boot. Why is anything going to change?

Absolutely but I think you underestimate human desire for adventure and breaking boundaries. Living on the arctic is not something that really push the boundaries on anything.

Helping to establish a human presence on another planet is something a lot of people would find meaningful. Why by another cog in the wheel among 7 billion other people? Why not go to Mars instead a make a significant difference?

Be among the few names who established the first colonies and secured humanity's presence on an alien world?

> Nothing is going to be growing on Mars either, outside of pressurized chambers, which, in the event of a loss of pressure, will kill everyone inside. The atmosphere is so thin that you really aren't gaining anything by not just bringing the carbon with you.

Yes you gain something, are you kidding? How practical is it to have to send a spacecraft to earth every time you need to expand your farm?

With Mars you don't have to. Initially you will. But Mars has all the resources to build everything we have on earth. All resources for expanding farms on Mars exist on the planet.

> which, in the event of a loss of pressure, will kill everyone inside.

It is not like you immediately die when there is a breach. For a large dome, there will be plenty of time to fix the leak.
Yet, they are same when it comes to the value proposition of trying it out in the existing code base right? Since my original comment revolved around that I took those two examples (instead of say React and Vue)
I don't understand how they can get away with this blatant idea-stealing. Isn't there something in the grant process that can punish them for misbehavior? If one team has a laboratory notebook showing they did the work, it seems like a paper trail to the fraudster could easily be constructed.
You're mixing up capabilities with extra work with capabilities with no work.

If OS X also had tailor made kernel just for lower real time latency it could do even better.

But out of box, it's already better.

That said, the point is moot. 99% of pro audio/MIDI apps/VSTs don't run on Linux, so only experimental nerdy musicians and FOSS zealots would use it for real studio work. You do get the occasional profile on music tech websites e.g. "Techno musician X uses Linux", and somebody always jumps in a forum to say they use some Linux DAW (and usually add a list of ugly hacks, workarounds, and things that don't work), but it's clearly a total outlier situation...
When you become too productive, you wind up doing all the work you need to do between 9 and 10 am. Then it becomes a question of whether you generate extra work, or if you generate the appearance of doing work.

I'm increasingly of the opinion that appearing to be busy is less dangerous.
This is somewhat the point of openreview, except the reviewers are still anonymous.

https://openreview.net/
You beat me to it. I find the references quite perverse, and detracts from the rest of the article.
Ok. I can give you a 100 million floats, and tell you that if you multiply, add and threshold them in a certain order against a set of pixels, that tells you if the picture is of a cat or a dog.

That is an exact reproducable procedure that tells you how the neural network works. But you are a human being, and have a short term memory capacity of about 7 items. And 100 million parameters is too much for a human to really understand.

The point is that there are strong reasons to believe that no procedure for classifying cat vs dog is small enough that humans can wrap their heads around it. And why is this a problem? The human vision system is exactly the same, complete black box, yet we rely on it every day.
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Whatever the number, it would be 10 times better if google didn’t have such a terrible terrible customer service reputation plus a reputation for closing services down.

Google utterly fails to understand the need for its customers to trust that google will support and service them and not destroy their business after building on a google platform.

Apparently they are completely oblivious to these things being important though.

Right here on HN are the influencers who tell companies to use this or that techonology and there’s a loud howling from everyone that googles support is beyond bad and that you’d be mad to risk building on any google service cause they’ll shut it down.
Same here, my French got relegated to the back of my mind, English took over (that was of my own volition first, to learn best, but then it became habit).

Sometimes I revert to writing in French; it takes a little time like bicycle to come back really well. It often framed my mind in a different way, provided I never thought of problem X in French. Weird. I'm more likely to speak in "poetic" terms in French, and more "logic" in English. Weird that my own abstractions shift like that. Real tangible things are not affected it seems. With other people it makes me a slightly different person (I suppose I mimic the cultural traits I attribute to each language, as if emotions or even volition got influenced by it).
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Tileoven was the working fork for awhile but it seems plain Tilemill is back
Not for contributing/editing, but for an offline map set with CarPlay, I use Magic Earth.

The routing algorithms are okay though.
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Of course, people care about status all over the world. We are not an entirely different species. It is a question of relative difference. Compared to how wealthy Norway actually is, there is relatively little display of wealth. Compare to something like Hong Kong, Moscow or the Gulf States.
Entirely fair also. Anyone complaining should be laughed at.

Feel free to apply for US citizenship if you care so much about the matter. Plenty of work out there regardless for capable people many of it US based.

We've got a 100% remote team and it's really strange when you get abusive emails saying you're racist despite the only people on the hiring team being the exact same race.

Maybe you simply don't fit, please know that. Keep trying, have some talent or persistence and I guarantee someone will notice and pull you in for an interview one day.

Crying like a a little child about one job rejection will probably hurt you in other avenues of life, these people definitely talk to each other about candidates, mark my words on that.
https://www.checkbot.io - a website SEO, speed and security checker implemented as a Chrome extension.

I wrote a 10K word guide for it that explains all the best practices it automatically checks for here https://www.checkbot.io/guide. I'm reworking the guide to break it up into individual articles that expand on the how and why for each best practice.
I suspect it's not true as long as licenses are required, but as soon as no licenses are required anymore, it could very quickly become true.
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I think Babashka (bb) takes important lessons learned about how Clojure grew and applies them well. Piggieback on the tools and libraries already in place and just provide a simpler, more uniform syntax and build in portable standard library (in Clojure and I assume in bb just really need to use maps and arrays). Clojurescript (CLJS) does this beautifully and bb is setup to achieve the a similar success story. CLJS is not perfect (see https://twitter.com/royalaid/status/1224830807807676417 for an example of the runtime leaking through) but it is wonderfully pragmatic and incredibly productive and hope to see bb become to bash what Clojure is for Java and CLJS is for JS.
Yes that is a key issue, but most people don't even get to the point of investigating the language situation. You don't have to learn Norwegian to live and work in Norway. I have friends who have lived here for over 10 years who can barely say a word of Norwegian.
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Personally, I don’t understand carbon neutrality. How deep does this rabbit hole go? If Google only buys and uses fully electric cars for street view and use only solar and wind to power them is that good enough? Does the manufacture of the car, batteries, solar panels also have to be carbon neutral? If not, can a company become carbon neutral by simply letting another company do the dirty work?
Facebook Oculus Rift seems to log the title of every window of every app you open

https://www.reddit.com/r/virtualreality/comments/ezln7j/face...
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> Productive people hardly ever think about productivity

Non-diabetics hardly ever think about systems to manage their blood sugar.

Non-asthematics hardly ever think about systems to manage particulate matter in the air.

Non-ADHDers hardly ever think about meticulous systems to manage their attention.
Yeah, this is very well known.

I could have been more specific but in any case, that's not particularly relevant given the fact that taxation is significantly more favorable there compared to other principalities, territories, et. al. of the US.
There are plenty of other mod designers for the original 303. I'm sure there will be a bunch of non-Devil Fish mods anyway.
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> Why do software engineers tend to see themselves as machines with the necessity to be optimized for productivity

The good'ol case of "if the only tool you have is a hammer, every problem looks like a nail".

I'd paraphrase to: if you spend half of life optimizing machines for productivity, every problem looks like optimizing a machine for productivity.

You are wise to consciously avoid it. A little bit of discipline goes a long way.
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It's for govcloud stuff right?
What about the billion tons of coal exhaust in the atmosphere?
Yeah, I thought Martin Luther King said we should judge people by the content of their character.
The whole article reeks of “I don’t understand agile but I don’t like it because it needs diversity”
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I guess shaders are in the same language so it doesn't matter if the rest of the code is Rust.
I am making a virtual keyboard widget in for Qt projects that will be dynamically built and initialized by just a json.

It will have different layouts and they will be set by the json, so basically the user only needs to supply a well structured json and boom! you have a virtual keyboard for any app.