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And how do you stop a ship if you consider it a biohazard and don’t want it to get near your dock (and also don’t have the equipment to safely board it without effectively throwing your sailors’ lives away), but it’s insistently coming in anyway? (Perhaps because it’s a “ship of the dead”, drifting unmanned toward your port. Or because it’s, say, just a big barge carrying a pile of tires that’s on fire.)

...would a sufficient number of depth charges work?
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I've been teaching my partner to code lately (Python). She's picking it up fairly quickly, but what I am learning is just how damn complicated and unapproachable we've made everything. There's layers upon layers of outdated/wrong documentation online. Frameworks/best practices/patterns falling in and out of favor. Giving a new person the abbreviated version of why some things are the way they are is a really difficult task. It's demoralizing to me because I know how demoralizing it would be to her if she knew the breadth of things she needs to learn to even have a hint of competence.

I've got no answers, but this roadmap brought out all of those feelings.
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Thank you for the explanation, I appreciate it :)
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Three weeks ago there were less than 5000 known cases in the US, now there are about a quarter of a million and the most in the world. The idea that what we know now is equivalent to what we knew then is absurd. Three weeks ago there was some hope it could be contained using ordinary measures.

They'd have been smarter to respond to it sooner, but better late than never.
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It really should be, people with disabilities can really have trouble navigating websites, the least we can do is make it a relative smooth experience.
This is great. It's a very comprehensive map of current technologies.

Perfect is the enemy of good.
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We the customers can exert influence on its ethics and character by engaging in a consumption strike.
Put your money where your ethics are.

https://cancelprime.com
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Makes sense. I think the two options are just dropping IE support entirely or using (usually third-party) polyfills.
The bulk of this article is more about creating your own programming language to solve a particular problem or set of problems. Less about choosing between general purpose programming languages. Does your code often require the same boilerplate to get going? Do you have common tasks which are error-prone? There are syntactic or programming design reasons to use a particular language, or maybe the reason could be performance. Think of tensorflow for example, maybe it's familiar for some R programmers. Code written in a language designed for a particular purpose can be very elegant. I like [1] as an example.

[1] https://docs.racket-lang.org/scribble-pp/html.html
Someone who is a molecular biologist, please correct my understanding.

DNA is a molecule, made out of 4 amino acids. ACTG. There are 18 different kinds of amino acids. Amino acids are made out of carbon, nitrogen, hydrogen, oxygen. Amino acids make proteins. Proteins are the structural bricks (like LEGO) that are combined in various sequences by enzymes to build more complex machinery.

The proteins make up cell organelles, which make up cells.

How much of how DNA turns into proteins and different proteins build different structures is understood? Do we have a DNA simulator where I can write ACTG code and it tells me what kind of proteins will be made, how those proteins will interact to build complex structures?

How close are we for computer science folks to actually start writing compilers, debuggers, frameworks and simulation tools for DNA and man made cell machinery ?

How far away are we from making custom DNA + cells that act like 3D printers taking collagen and building nanometer precision complex structures?

It seems our cells already do nano manufacturing and computation, how do I tap into that ?
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You keep drawing parallels between Zoom's end-to-end encryption and iMessage's, when there really is little to compare. iMessage is end-to-end encrypted because intermediaries do not have access to decryption keys; your "attack" relies on a malicious actor tampering with key distribution using a technique that requires even more setup than is described in the old article you've linked. On the other hand, Zoom has been actually decrypting traffic as a key part of their service and yet called it end-to-end.
I dug through my hdd and for the life of my I could not find the ones I was thinking of ( maybe it is time to finally tag my stuff properly ).

I looked online and I was only able to find one example of what I was thinking of ( https://awwmemes.com/i/spreads-message-of-anti-capitalism-fr... ). The one I remember was equally silly along the lines of "hates banks, uses money = hypocrite".

I will keep digging, because I know what I am looking for and it is not ancient history. I should have it somewhere.
Did your friend know that 50%+ of saas can be replaced with speadsheets (google/Microsoft)?
How does a CV/resume parser extract the data?
I have a weird observation about the friction of e-mail. I think a high percentage of the friction comes from having to think up a subject. It seems that step, if required, forces some extra thought. It changes things a bit if you don't enforce subjects.
I don't doubt that. I even said as much. But one has to understand how to build a web site before they can understand how to build a website for a specific class of individual.
You have to think of nvc as a systemic solution and not a personal one in order to understand what it is trying to do.

Take a population of 100 people. 10 of them are emotional. 40 of them are emotional amplifiers. 10 are combative. And 40 are combative amplifiers.

In this system, it tends to chaos when communication is too combative because of the population set (regardless of any ideals or moral judgments of what you think).

Nvc is a set of rules that, if a subset of the 100 population follows it, lowers the chance of communication blowing up into chaos. That's about it.

It's the best communication style for nullifying others bad communication when bad communication is the root cause of tension or problems.
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> The ailments that Reiki seems to treat most effectively are those that orthodox medicine struggles to manage: pain, anxiety, chronic disease, and the fear or discomfort of facing not only the suffering of illness but also the suffering of treatment.

This is key.

Modern medicine, with the way hospitals and health insurance are run, do not and cannot address, for economic reasons, a pretty important aspect, albeit subjective, which is well-being.

The figure of the family doctor that takes his time and actually shows you attention has vanished. The average experience of a hospital visit is that of being treated like a number.

No surprise then that Reiki, or whatever other alternative practice really, that allows you to have the undivided attention, one day a week, from someone who cares about you, works wonders. Endorphins are powerful, Oxytocin specially, its role in modulating inflammation response is already known, and a lot of complains (chronic pain, mood disorders, mental function, even obesity) are tied to chronic inflammation.

So, yes, about time more serious study is done on the importance of well-being.
Middlemen don't have a way of decrypting the data, because they don't have the keys to decrypt it. If they're malicious they can try to send you new keys to use, and only if you accept them will they then have the keys to decrypt your messages.
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They ran away, they didn't rescue them.

Kinda shows that they might be on blame

Ps: Venezuelan here and I hate my gov but this looks really shaddy
Any idea how to get WebEx working on modern linux? I Ubuntu for daily driving and can't figure it out.
I note that the virus depicted in the animation is HIV. How much of the lifecycle is different from HIV to SARS-CoV-2? One thing I noted is that it said the inserted viral DNA might remain dormant for years; surely that part is HIV-specific? (Or do we really bear viral infections for years after recovery, and—I presume—rely on the continued presence of antibodies to quash the remaining DNA?)
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I work in an industry that marks up PDFs extensively (construction) and have wanted to build a bespoke PDF markup tool for a long time. In designing concrete floor slabs, we need to transfer information from our FEA software to a dwg. Currently a blank plan is printed, it’s marked up by hand, and then handed to a drafter to put back into the computer. It’s a very inefficient process. But all the SDKs are stupidly expensive (this one included). It’s really surprising there isn’t something open source, given the importance of PDF markup in many industries and businesses.
A lot of those issues are actually handled by our product:

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Which indeed, does use topic modeling :)
Oil shell is fascinating to me. I haven't had a chance to really use it other than for toying with it given my primary work is all done on Windows, but the development effort and the very well explained reasoning behind every little thing I find amazing.
You're sounding out of touch
They're generally not enforceable in California, provided you're not making use of any protected IP or what not.

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> If a trust fundie went to a public soup kitchen, then yes I want a say, because that's my money.

Soup kitchens are funded with private donations more often than not these days.
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For that matter, you can kill a vibe or a conversation.
"disaster" and "actively harmful" are hyperbole. This is a helpful document for people who want to understand what development from first principles. If that doesn't describe the people you work with that's fine, but yours is the first comment people will currently see about this article so it matters.
Some other good ones:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Hk9jct2ozY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B_zD3NxSsD8

The GP is right in that our intuitions aren't cutting it down at the bottom.

All these animations tend to edit out the water molecules so that the audience can understand better. The proteins aren't colored blobs at all. At these scales you'd clearly see individual atoms instead of blobs. But watching a bunch of really detailed atomic ball-stick models would be confusing. And not only are the H2Os battering everything like TIE fighters in the Hoth asteroid field [0], there are ions in there too (Na, K, Cl, etc) that really effect the cell. The membranes are also edited, as many cells are porcupined with receptors like an over crowded wave pool [1]. In addition to the water/saline being edited out, most of the other proteins, vesicles, and interior membranes are also gone for the sake of clarity. There is nearly no free 'space' in the cell, think of a really crammed subway car [2], with the air being like the water/saline. But only much much tighter.

The cell is more like a frantically efficient liquidy crystaly thingy than a wonky wobbly blobby poofed-up juice box. And each one is utterly deeply profoundly fascinating.

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_DnrceDEI8

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zg-GHmvtIeI

[2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xG-meaGqg-M
Yeah, they need to make it possible for users to clean up/label things after the fact (including changing things posted by others - like stack overflow’s edits), and perhaps they can have some AI reminders to encourage this behavior (“hey, looks like this conversation is over, would you like to summarize and archive it?”)

Recently, in the middle of an important team discussion where we had a brief lull waiting for senior people to respond, one coworker decided to ask me some off-topic questions. It would have made 10x more sense to send them as DM, or at least start a single thread. But converting messages to a thread or moving to another channel is hard so there was nothing I could do (aside from asking them to delete all the messages)
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3. Humans tend to feel better when other humans take care of them, pay attention to them, touch them

It’s not that crazy, and it’s based in empirical observation and consistent with our biological/medical understanding.
Yeah, these are troubling times for sure. I was about half way done with the book when things became serious in my country early March. I did think about delaying the release but then made the opposite decision. I made all my books free, released markdown sources for them and then published this book early (cutting down on some topics, no exercises yet, etc).
To hell with the command structure. The hell is wrong with you people? His command structure is fine, his people aren't, and his asset won't be if shit gets out of hand. The command structure got pissy because by doing what he did, he cut off the opportunity for plausible deniability by his superiors and forced action to be taken because someone else had a record of the situation. The only issue is that someone ended up leaking the damn thing, and guess what? That isn't his fault either unless one of those recipients wasn't a .mil address. Which I doubt.

This is a pissy Administration lashing back at an Officer who knew what he was doing and was willing to leave egg on his superior's face if it was required to get the situation under control. Everyone else can beat their chest and say he did wrong, but I've seen and done that move before. "Management" types hate it because they realize your dedication to the mission exceeds your loyalty to them, which makes you a threat in terms of realpolitik.

Shit may roll downhill, but the boot to the ass comes up in an arc.
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The account I read indicated that the cruise ship offered assistance, got no response and remained on the scene until the MRCC arrived.
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Well if we went back to the "old" way of living, it would very quickly kill almost all of us.
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What do you base this off? Do you have any research papers on ancient tribal dynamics or reputable articles where I can read more on this?
Love it. It became very overwhelming.
Trump closed US borders.

Even as democrats and the media called him racist for it.

The only backtracking that matters.
They could just take birth control.
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What about Gran Turismo. AFAIK they license all the cars. Does this mean they won't have to license them anymore?
To do all validations and move suggesions on the server side causes data traffic for no reason. Not just cpu time. It is senseless.
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Old timers here may recall The Cod Wars?

Iceland and Britain duked it out in three major confrontations, the navies ramming each other but not firing a shot.

There are some truly spectacular videos on YouTube etc.
The thing is, it's not a specific class of individuals, these are just people. They deserve access to online content just as everybody else.
You know, there's been a common pattern among all of these screwups recently. The people in charge and involved don't seem to know what they're doing.

It's as if all of our systems are being tested, and they're all failing. There are systemic problems in the US that desperately need to be addressed. Perhaps this virus will force us to do so...one way or another.
No the majority of people will die from, surprise, being old. Being obese might be correlated with dying a little less old, but the cause of death is still, fundamentally, being old.
No, you can punch holes, but it's almost a certainty that the bilge pumps will keep up. Also, you can't easily shoot below the water line.
They have an old Linux client written in Java that was working when I used it maybe a year ago. I think the solution was to downgrade your Java runtime to their recommended version, it was at least 3 or 4 back.
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Nah, it's to dangerous to shoot near a civilian ship.
That's not really the case as far as I can tell. I had an old account from learning some of their complementary Azure content via Microsoft and I was able to enter my existing email id and activate the 30 day free content on my account.
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It excludes COVID-19 patients. Patients have to be evaluated at local hospitals (presumably, contracting COVID-19).

“If I’m blunt about it, it’s a joke,” Michael Dowling, the head of New York’s Northwell Health hospital system, told the Times.

Northwell has 70,000 employees.
I haven't used Zoom and I'm not going to because of all the privacy/security issues that I've read about. I tried Jitsi met (https://meet.jit.si) for the first time yesterday for a team meeting with 11 people and it worked pretty well. We had the Brady-bunch display of heads and could hear each other clearly.

If you're going to try it, I do suggest having a trial run in small groups first because your browser may/may not be happy giving webcam/mic permissions. A few people had to switch to the Brave browser and give camera/mic/autoplay permissions before it worked.
> If that doesn't describe the people you work with that's fine

That is not the problem. I cannot put it any blunter than this:

I have worked with good developers who, had they seen this when they were newbies, would probably not have become developers. I have worked with good developers with years of experience who, had they seen this, would have panicked and thought they were not good developers. This hurts people.

If you don't care about that, then I cannot explain it any further in such a way as to make you care. But it is not simply "oh, some people aren't interested and that's fine because others are".
Really fascinating. The dma latency must be pretty small? The 4k of ram and DMA makes the programming model a lot like the Cell, I wonder if experiences with game evs using the RSP microcode encouraged the Cell design. I also wonder how much in common this HW has with the SGI GPUs of the day...
You wouldn't you'd just let them try to dock and not supply any personnel to take the docking lines. If they try to do it by sending their own folks to shore, you arrest them as if you would arrest any other trespasser. If it is an empty ship, you take some tugboats and redirect it to sea or whatever.

The military is a lot less militant than you'd think. At least in the Navy, we train hard for everything but we also ensure that we use force correctly and in proportion. We would never try to shoot at or harm a bunch of civilians, they're the people we were trying to protect, Americans or not. Maybe not every branch thinks like that, or things have changed in ~10 years I've been out, but I'd like to think any professional Navy would act the same.