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gnuplot, graphviz, ministat can help you visualize stuff fast.

For interactive stuff, you can create a HTTP server and send requests to it from a web UI. For example, using this: https://github.com/yhirose/cpp-httplib
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Yes, I was reading about this recently. Another study compared zinc uptake into the cytosol for various extracellular zinc levels, with and without chloroquine.

I noticed when looking at the data, that while chloroquine facilitated a massive uptake a zinc, it was still true that increasing the extracellular zinc concentration (without chloroquine) still increased the cytosol's zinc concentration (by a lesser amount).

I promptly ordered zinc supplements. Obviously I'll see a doctor if I have symptoms, but I'll also hedge my bets.
My private taxation system is having a few problems as well.
You can be passionate and nice to people. This was mean.
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Don't be so close minded. If you can't dont comment.
I don't really think he is conflating the two. OP make references to different types of conflicts. "Handling" occupied territories is something that can be a struggle both in standard all out nation state wars and in cases where you are fighting against gurellia warriors.
Hi skissane, here are a couple links that should help you set the static ip for a particular ssid.
https://superuser.com/questions/708649/specific-static-ip-se...

https://github.com/xzer/wlanprofilemanager
Now it just takes a 2nd picture of yourself to prove them wrong, so I wouldn't worry about that (yet?).
But if I understand it correctly, it makes the company liable for the worst possible uses of its product/service, so the alternatives may fail to be funded if the new liability expectations are too expensive.
An important update here that you miss when only reading this introductory mail on LWN:

https://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/dri-devel/2020-March/...

That said, having Wayland do atomic KMS with sync_files is just one tiny part, and this really needs to be plumbed all the way down to the application level.

SurfaceFlinger is Android only and has been explicit sync from the beginning.
Well sure, but in practice on a well-run line this doesn't happen very often. Especially on underground lines which don't have weather realted problems. This maybe happens to me a couple of times a year. Whereas roads often have traffic jams every day.
Which mailing lists? Note that the LKML is not the place to ask!
well, that's the point isn't it? They're saying that "known physics" is wrong
A simple description of superdeterminism would be that it's a theory of hidden variables where those hidden variables evolve with intelligence level complexity. It's a traditional method to evade falsifiability, yes :)
Limiting the quantity that can be purchased to a particular address or credit card or similar restriction can help with this problem.

As can inflating the price (high taxes) for non-doctors who are purchasing preemptively. If you are sick, go to a doctor and get it at the normal price. If you are a prepper, pay extra, buy less.
People stocked up supplies all over Europe when Chernobyl happened. This is not what we remember most. What we remember is "nuclear is dangerous". Some countries decommissioned their own power plants and didn't build new ones anymore. Example: Italy.

I'm sure that if everything ends well I'll remember being at home for a few weeks. I'm sure this is going to be a major turning point in history (more than Chernobyl and 9/11) but I'm not betting on what's going to be the direction it takes.
I try not to keep the SendMessages for too long. We actually have a Linux gate-build at work so they only live on local machines.

But every once in a while I spawn them all across the code to hunt some bug, and then I think I got it, and I do the victorious "Aha!" and close the window. And, of course, it's not it and then yes it gets annoying to update the handlers.
As someone said in the reddit post..
If my daughter figures out how to install a kali vm and then gets a reverse metasploit shell on the server, I would be so proud I would probably cry.

Key though is corporate infosec is similar to home infosec. If the user has local admin access, then the user can change any configuration.
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Maybe the issue is that the engine game evolves, new requirements are added and maybe a developer has a bad day and some ugly code is created.

If we consider a game like Minecraft, I would use something like a base class for blocks and a different base class for mobs, then if you add a new feature you put it in base class and all the objects will get it for free. I am not sure how Minecraft is architected but I loved how all entities including the player are the same, if you can do something to a player(push, drawn, burn, catapult, activate circuits , etc) all mobs would work the same.

I think GUIs work well because is a very well known and studied problem where with game engines you have a generic problem and then each game is bending the engine to try to use it for different type of games that the engine author did not consider at the beginning.

My conclusion is that some OOP is a tool you can use, you should not avoid it because a dude in a blog said so,the same with GOTO - I think I only used GOTO once , it was more efficient and more readable to use goto there then trying to workaround using it by creating variables and then adding checks (the problem was to efficiently break from inside 2 or more nested loops efficiently)
You can put lives at risk by sharing bad or the wrong type of information. People who are scared often make bad decisions.

In the wrong environment, sharing someone's identity can be equivalent to swatting them and their community.

There are deep ethics involved with the decisions that structured many of these laws. Anytime you are dealing with personally identifiable information, you have to consider the consequences of trivializing privacy.

Always consider and know the laws for your domain and also take seriously the ethics.

If you aren't ready to do this, choose to contribute by a different way. There are many ways to develop resources that can reduce harm, and currently large online communities brainstorming those ways.
Thanks for the heads up on multitail. Here are more multitail examples [1]. Also see the manpage. I had to install multitail from software repositories. You could also just make multiple panes in tmux instead, but I prefer it when tmux is optional.

[1] http://www.vanheusden.com/multitail/examples.html
I haven't posted them. The fact that data is private means I'm currently the only one in possession of it. It doesn't mean it's mine. Should they leak, the solution is to invalidate those credentials and get new ones, not to invoke copyright and try to get all copies off the internet.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NZSoNLRnJjs
Except this isn't a tool. It's a value. You will have no choice but to become that 'jerk' if you actually adopt this value. I wouldn't say those people are jerks at all. They just believe in a certain thing. But that is precisely what is so worrying about it.
The composability of Unix tools still amazes me! Great job.
This is why US is an accepted leader of the world. I am not a national of china or US.
I had a teacher in college who'd been part of a project to fix the Y2K bug in the bank he worked at the time. He said to us when talking about project management, that the only project he saw actually finish on time was that one.

The pressure was immense. People don't realise what a huge success story the Y2K situation really was.
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Google can revoke Android licenses if TV makers partner with competitors
Counterpoint: a bunch of bored teenagers hacked every single iPhone in Hollywood just to get some celebrity nudes.

I don't believe in "hardened Android" either, unless it's developed and maintained by nsa or gchq.
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Yes, not only in Italy, but in most other places. This article explains well how deaths (or hospitalizations) are correlated to actual infections (most of which go unnoticed), and also why reduction of social interaction is effective but its effects take a while to show:

https://medium.com/@tomaspueyo/coronavirus-act-today-or-peop...
thanks for the clean code, learned a few things
Yeah, that’s why airline have plane crashing all the time, it’s cheaper than maintaining them. /s
Going by your logic any airline would happily see planes falling out of the sky "as it's cheaper than maintaining it".

If we had a private bridge owning/maintaining company, you really think they could afford that one "just collapses"?
“Too expressive?”

All APl variants I know are GC’s so what you wrote applies (though refcounted and cycle free so deterministic, and well defined resource consumption)

They are mostly functional, so as usual care must be taken with memory usage when updating data structures.

If your workload does not lend itself to APLization, your program will not enjoy any of the benefits, of course. But in my experience most projects have very significant parts that do.
Just go easy on the vitamin A, he seems to have plenty of that.
Prehistoric? It is actually how the Git workflow was designed to work, and it is a standard method that does not require third-party services nor tools. Just your mail agent.

Sending patches is as easy as sending one in GitHub or any other web-based system. The problem is that you (and many others) have never done it, and so anything different is harder.

You should consider that if learning a handful of CLI commands is such a problem for you, perhaps it is not the system that is being unfriendly to you, but that you are unfriendly to learning anything else that is not your way.
What VPN tools support SSO? What's a recommended soution?
Contradictions are inconsistency in the theory, i.e. the theory can give different results depending on how you compute. To evade this you need to apply abstract reasoning outside of theory to decide how to compute in every situation. This means theory doesn't work by itself, i.e. it's not an objective theory. Also by realism Bell means hidden variables, not realism at large.
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Maybe the issue is that "exception" is a really confusing name. Go has the keyword "panic" for errors that stop the current flow and unfold the stack, that makes it clear that you shouldn't use them for anything else than exceptional situations, and they can be "recovered" if they have to be handled explicitely.

https://blog.golang.org/defer-panic-and-recover
Does either k9 (Shakti) or ngn/k have built-in timeseries database / qSQL[1], table / keyed table datatypes or something comparable?

--

[1] qSQL is actually a DSL implemented in K on top of kdb functional queries
Maybe you think that what I wrote was already implicit in your comment, but I'm still not seeing it, and since you got downvoted, evidently a few others felt the same. Next time you'd probably better write it out explicitly.
> I think that given the magnitude of the adopted measures it is understandable that they were decided in the course of a few days

There were a few errors done in my view:

1. First, no preparation at all was done at any level. Other countries are now prepping their ICUs to prepare for the incoming tsunami.

2. Horrible communication and execution. The PM can't be both the head of the government and the one enacting the emergency measures (as in putting them into practice short of giving orders), at least not in bureaucracy-land like my country, and this PM in particular is weak and not particularly capable (and made key communication errors like blaming the hospital where the first case was recorded).

3. Laws given without clarity of "appropriate" or "not appropriate" behavior, which required constant clarification from the government

4. The leak of the "executive order" (inappropriate wording, hard to translate it to the actual Italian way of doing it) draft before it was completed, which caused mass panic and exodus (and instead of blaming the "idiots", people should investigate why that happened).

5. Total lack of clarity of how long the lockdown measures will last (if they don't change yet again).

It's not like changing measures every day will change the curve immediately (first lockdown on Sunday, then another on Monday, then more restrictive measures within a few days).

Lastly, all of this flurry of activity from the PM, aside pressure from other involved parties (like local governments), is, according to rumors, done because the current PM is likely to be asked to step down sooner or later (the country was at a political paralysis before the outbreak, and his handling of the crisis made matters worse).
I think the "fragmentation" in Android land is actually helping security. It's not economical to maintain hundreds of exploits for different vendors, CPU architectures and OS and patch versions.

For iOS, you need 2-3 up to date exploits to cover 80% of all devices.
Oleksandr, I can't help but be reminded of http://okcancel.com/strips/okcancel20031010.gif :)

To be fair, your software probably was not intended to be used by anyone else and publishing it to Github is just for sharing the underlying idea.
I didn't have the space to talk about Mobius, but I'm working on a piece on Dune, of which I can't write about without mentioning Mobius, Dan O'Bannon and Jodorowsky's wild ride. Unfortunately substack has space limits per post. I had to cut a whole section on Gibson to make space too.
The question was “what was the Ukraine stuff.” Whether “the Ukraine stuff” was proof of wrongdoing, I think the post you responded to did a good job of summarizing it.
I don't understand, how super-determinism explain interference in, for instance, the double-slit experiment?

It's not the result of that experiment a proof that the photons are interfering with something?
Not to avoid unfair competition, though. That's just for funding because they're not entirely tax-funded. In this case, the DWD is already tax funded and wants to provide its tax-funded information to the people who paid for it.
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English info on the yr.no data access api is here:
https://hjelp.yr.no/hc/en-us/categories/200450271-About-Yr-t...

This data is provided by the Norwegian meteorological institute:
https://www.met.no/en/free-meteorological-data

There is also a private Norwegian weather provider, StormGeo:
https://www.stormgeo.com/
> Even more importantly, no one has ever proposed a consistent, non-reductionist theory of nature

It seems the point of non-reductionism is that you can't propose such a theory.

For instance, if we were in a simulation that decides whether to optimize quantum to macroscopic transition based on what we're looking at, we're simply not going to find what causes wave functions to collapse because there isn't an underlying rule to find. We're "observers" just because we're flagged as such. For us in the simulation, certain things just happen for apparently arbitrary reasons because we can't peer into the source code.

It'd be like a character in an FPS trying to figure out why shooting breaks some things but others are indestructible.
The official data is free.

The court said that DWD is overstepping their mandate. Apparently they are mandated only to provide the data and not to compete with private businesses.

This is also why the Public TV channels have to delete their content from their free Video on Demand services after a certain amount of time. They are only mandated to broadcast TV and not offer VOD.

Both of these issues stem from the fact that the mandate of these public services was written so long ago and with the limitations of the time in mind. Of course the DWD was not supposed to provide this data to everyone, that would have been too expensive at the time. It was just cheaper to provide the data to private weather companies and have them distribute it, but now it is comparatively easy to make an app to provide useful data to everyone.

For public TV as well. When their mandate was defined there was no VOD and that is why they can only provide it in this very limited way.

This is really stupid in my opinion and should be changed.
Has there ever been any attempts to systematically generate processor instruction set designs, evaluate them against 'real' code and measure the results?

Edit: You'd need to generate compiler back ends for each design as well, which might be fun...
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I am not a professional programmer, I use it as a tool and most of my stuff is written in high level languages, but I have some C in there. Having said that, I feel like I am competent enough programmer that if I look at someone's low level code I get the gist of it almost immediately. I looked at this and it in no way was clear to me at all. I don't see the reason to shorten stuff like printf and main. Reducing key strokes adds something?

> if you try to read it like "normal" C and just jump into the middle it's definitely not going to be readable, but if you start at the top and "consume" the definitions first, it becomes surprisingly easy to understand.

I will take your word for this as you might know more than me about programming, but I feel like at least half of my colleagues need to get a gist of what is happening not what exactly is happening to the word. I make simulators for very complex machines. If we went around "climbing the abstraction ladder" every time something needs to be modified or added I think I will personally not get any work done.
See also adeno-associated viruses, which can only replicate in a cell which has been infected by another virus:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adeno-associated_virus#Infecti...
For theoretical physicists that may be that case. I think it is intuitive that the cost of new discoveries increases the more we know about a universe that probably has a limited amount of laws.

But on the other hand there are still unlimited opportunities for applied physics without having to go into more metaphysical fields. Material and energy research, optics...

I think we are still more or less brute forcing optimal lens setups for specific applications with complex simulators to fit specific applications. Useful to be a physicist in that case.
That was iCloud.
"The virus infected 500 million people worldwide and killed an estimated 20 million to 50 million victims"

"Somewhere in Europe, a mutated strain of the Spanish flu virus had emerged that had the power to kill a perfectly healthy young man or woman within 24 hours of showing the first signs of infection."

I knew this, but its still utterly terrifying to see it expressed so bluntly.

As the article says, rapid population movement was a key factor in its spread and mutation. We can't take the world back to a time when international travel was rare, so when we're done with the immediate effects of the Covid-19 pandemic, we (as a species) need to get better at rapid vaccine creation. Like an order of magnitude better. Otherwise the next one could be one that takes us down.
Don't watch TV period.

TV is a terrible, inflammatory medium.

Similar with the web. I am offline by default and have separate machines to go online for specific tasks and predefined periods of time.

Electronic media in general may be inflammatory.
The article does not answer the question, except for "it mutated"
Um, isn't this already the case?

Maybe not laws, but for norms and other things that are quasi-law this definitely the case. Also science papers.

There is a lot of public goods some companies are putting behind paywalls and nobody remembers why.
Adding to the pile of similar approaches, there's TypeBox [1] which uses JSON Schema as an intermediate artifact (validation can happen with ajv or other libs), and extracts static types for TypeScript.

Having the JSON Schema intermediate is useful when using Fastify [2], so that request validation can happen with less boilerplate.

[1] https://github.com/sinclairzx81/typebox

[2] https://www.fastify.io/docs/latest/Validation-and-Serializat...
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WetterOnline has pretty lame app which didn't change much over last 10 years or so.

https://www.wetteronline.de/apps

If everyone gives them one star Apple will kick their app out of Appstore.
Now that you understood it, can you explain what the difference is? It's not obvious to me either.
We literally had planes crash because Boeing was refusing to put the money down to do a proper development.
Some experts are saying about 50%-70% of society will get infected at this rate. But that doesn't mean your odds are 70%.
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>temporary hospitals

were not hospitals at all, just isolation units for temp quarantine
The Deutsche Bahn in Germany is pretty much doing that. They pay for maintenance, the Government pays for repair. So they save money on maintenance and let the Government pay for the repairs.
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Does it not? It clearly says that countries like the UK knew full well that the best way to combat the illness was to isolate and quarantine people and cities, but decided not to do it to avoid harming the war effort - resulting in a lot more deaths. How is that not an answer to this question?
We‘ve got a problem in germany with anything spent for by tax money. If something is done by tax money and some private company is doing the same with their own money the will go to court because the other one has an unfair advantage.

For example we have some tv channels being run by tax money (not absolutely correct, its a forced pay for everyone not included in taxes but its basically the same) without any ads. Any many free private channels fiddled with ad pauses. The tax ones wanted to put their movies online in a netflix style for free long before netflix but the private ones wonnin court because it would be unfair. Nowadays they are allowed to put them online but only for 30 days after airing in tv, everything else would be unfair to the real low-quality free channels...
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Sadly, no, this is not an example of "old regulations that don't work for today". It's an example of successful lobbying, since when the DWDs role was redefined in 2015 these rules specifically set up, with the stated goal of having it not compete with private providers.
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