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> 7 years later, I'm finally beginning to feel happy and confident in the work.

Feelings aside, I think you are naturally gifted. The work has always been good, just took you seven years to realize that.
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Most of Europe hasn't closed all non-essential businesses. Has anyone, aside from Italy and Spain? Non-essential public venues (gyms, museums, some stores, etc) are closed, but that's true in Australia, too.
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Since you looked at Okta, Auth0 and Cognita ... which one did you pick?
TLDR: Author bought a phone which comes with no Google API and surprised because it comes with no Google API, so cries a river because can't consume, so the product is sh*t.
It could be drastic to recognize nowadays a nice hw doesn't mean anything without the support of the program developers, which requires some API. But you wanted this, you got this. In your next life you will maybe consider to support not just big players with your money.
I thought they all use custom hardware by now? But it's probably useful for applications that go beyond simple algorithms, work on time series data could be much faster.
Perhaps. Or perhaps cultural behavioral norms, or even just lack of understanding due to language barriers is to blame. Strategic, covert genocide seems fairly unlikely to me, but then I'm relying purely on personal heuristics, which in turn rely upon my limited knowledge of Sweden.
Could you kindly consider a less loaded term than WDS? TDS is often used to gaslight and / or too easily dismiss people who have valid concerns about the world's most powerful leader. And surely in the both of these cases it is an exaggeration. The people who lash out at Wolfram as a person are extremely biased and not objective. That does not make them deranged or mentally ill. Perhaps the exaggeration is an indication of your own frustration around the issue? I would suggest that more neutral language in discouraging these types of comments might better achieve the end goal.
I don't know how Jim Keller is going to help Intel since Intel has trouble with its fabs and process nodes, not with the architecture. If Intel would be using TSMC or Samsung, it would be at least on par with AMD with IPC and core count.
It's evident from their reply that they do not care about a primary or a secondary email. In my case the company email was secondary, in this case it is primary.
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Boring tech is good tech, choose boring tech :)
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They may be referring to the mention on C2.

----- (https://wiki.c2.com/?NotesOnTheSynthesisOfForm)

I'm struck by the resemblance between the rule of CouplingAndCohesion and Alexander's formal treatment of the "main" problem of design - hierarchical decomposition of the set M of misfit variables (the "things which might possibly break") into subsets which

maximize the connections between their components (high cohesion) but also
are minimally connected with each other (low coupling)

In other words, the issue of CouplingAndCohesion isn't just central to software design - it is central to all design, if Alexander is to be believed.
It's not that AMD did better, it's Intel doing worse.
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In my country, 93% of the land is communally owned by the people indigenous to this place. The only way for an individual to access this land is via leases of 30, 50, or 99 years.
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That's a thought.

Is the point where your Python codebase needs type hinting to be readable a signal that you've hit the dynamic language/complexity impedance mismatch?

Or is it a sign that your code's readability could be better?

Your "session" remark reminds me of trying to understand the Ruby IMAP library when the only documentation was autogenerated API docs, I had to follow one variable through the entire stack to figure out what it's original type and thus capability, was.

I taught myself to code in Python, and find that well-written Python makes sense without types (tooling support aside), but then being honest, most of the Python code I meet professionally, is barely okay written.

I guess it's like Java, industrial programming code needs a type system to make code written averagely understandable, but not so much of a type system that you spend your time fighting obscure compiler errors.
Hi, I'm the guy behind Dombox.

When Apple selling my work without my permission, developers are indirectly violating my work too. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secondary_liability
Pre market isn't just for futures like the blog post says. Any security that has a trading session before the regular session trades "pre market"
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This is pure whataboutery and I think it a pretty egregious act of deflection. There is always someone who thinks they have the `big-brain` and indulges in whataboutery. It has to be one of the worst sorts of mental masturbation out there.

The news media generally (and this includes the LA Times) smear people by either omitting detail (lies by omission), taking things out of context, misrepresenting various sub-cultures in society (anything from metal music, video games, to internet sub-cultures), run coordinated hit pieces on members of the public.

You can always go and point to somewhere else and say "there are bad things here". Okay so what? It not what we are currently discussing. I btw will call out any shitty behaviour by companies or individuals.
It seems like a rotational disk that supports TRIM is SMR but not all SMR disks support TRIM[0].

[0] https://github.com/openzfs/zfs/issues/10182
This sums up the last decade of my life. In my spare time I stare out the window trying to dream up a "rule system" that coughs up both relativity and quantum mechanics. It's very hard to even reproduce the basics, let alone the more irritating things like the three generations of particles. That in particular is a good "acid test", and it isn't even mentioned by 90% of the conceptual papers I've been skimming. Quantum gravity, loop this, string that... show me three generations and how those particles conspire to make gravity waves, and then I'll be interested.

Right now I'm toying around with a particularly mathematically elegant model with (IMHO) incredibly beautiful "symmetry" in the sense that the equations are both trivially simple yet capable of producing a rich particle zoo, but still limited to a small finite set. My problem is that I'd need a few petabytes of memory to play around with it sufficiently to see if it passes the basic tests.

I'm hoping Moore's law will allow me to run some simulations before I die of old age...
I mean by using it in emulation mode, as I do under OpenBSD.
On graphics cards, Bochs supports voodoo, and 2/3 support is on its way.
The standard simplified Chinese version is 国, like in Japanese; 囯 is a non-standardized historical variant. https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%E5%9B%AF
What did you think of the Stuxnet code from your perspective? Was it clear who made it from the start, and what it's purpose was? (Iran or China vs India?). Thanks.
Yes, you will notice this, even if you do a simple write test with only big writes at full speed. After a while (about 2h in our tests) these drives become "tired". You need to leave them be for a few hours and then they are fine again.
An added problem is that the usual candidate file systems (ext4, xfs,...) do not combine well with SMR.

Some people might be able to put these drives to good use, but only if they know up front that it's this kind of drive they are getting.
The logic still applies. Obviously, I hope for zero deaths. But I also don’t forbid them from driving, despite the high number of deaths for that mode of travel. I don’t tell them to quarantine themselves every flu season.

Anyway, I’m not sure we’ve overreacted. I’m just saying it’s possible and it’s pretty amazing how it’s hard to have a conversation about it. People treat the topic like there’s only one answer and anyone who dissents is a murderer.
And scanning backwards works too.
A significant portion of this probably is compliance, but I'm with you completely on "the numbers out of China, particularly at the tail end are farcical". There was a drop off a cliff in cases.
Setting it up with FreeIPA (which contains 389ds) is a matter of filling up a single form in Keycloak admin.

That includes SPNEGO (passwordless auth in browser) for those, who are enrolled into domain or have Kerberos tickets.
Scott Aaronson said basically this ending his review of NKS:

"However, were the book more cautious in its claims and more willing to acknowledge previous work, it would likely be easier for readers to assess what it does offer: a cellular-automaton-based perspective on existing ideas in science"
Know what else Belgium has? A flattened growth rate. Sweden’s on alone a bad track.
Gwern [0] also organizes his site in a similar fashion, for similar reasons. He writes for the "long now" [1] and organizes his site and his writing with people 60-70 years down the line in mind. Overall, I find gwern.net to be one of the best laid out and organized sites on the Internet.

[0]: https://gwern.net

[1]: https://www.gwern.net/About#long-site
The talking point the anti-governor folks are repeating is that landscaping companies can’t even deliver mulch to your driveway. Which, sure, I guess that’s overly draconian but in the grand scheme of things I can’t bring myself to be angry about it.
Most of the cases in New York are concentrated in and around NYC, which is an international travel hub with 3 very busy international airports in the area. I don't think there are many places in the world which are going to have had the same number of asymptomatic and symptomatic carriers pass through. So on that basis I don't think it's a good benchmark for most other cities or countries to use.

I wonder if it's better to compare Swedens overall per-capita infection rates with other states in the US where there is a lockdown but whose capitals/major cities are more secondary cities from the perspective of international travel. Let's try North Carolina (picked for being closest in population to SE and also being not a top airport hub or travel destination compared to its neighbors) though it does have significant business and educational centers, it's probably a fair comparison to Sweden wrt population density.

NC total population: 10.5 million
NC confirmed cases: 7,285

SE total population: 10.2 million
SE confirmed cases: 11,445

So anyway, there are other states and countries that are doing better and worse than Sweden, but I don't think that Sweden is in any way demonstrating that it is doing better by trying to ignore the problem and possibly to blame the lack of strict enough sanitation ("lack of supplies and poor routines"), it's just coming later than to higher-volume travel centers like WA, NYC, the UK, France, Italy, etc.

In any case, the idea of doing better or worse will, in the end, be measured in per capita deaths at the end of this disaster, and we haven't gotten there yet. I truly hope that Sweden finds its way through with as few deaths as possible, but I don't think that's what they've done.
But that's reliability, not performance.

For performance I think the problem is that not every single capacity is reviewed. Typically the top capacity in each range.
The funny thing is, everyone used to self-host. A home ISP account typically came with an email address, some space to host a website, etc. Of course you could set up other facilities as well, but even without that, you had control of the storage. The Web was full of articles on how to build your first home page, which plenty of non-geek people managed to do just fine.

The biggest danger back then was probably that if you changed ISP then you'd lose access to your old email address. That's still a danger with any email hosting service, including the likes of Google that people often use instead today, and it's why I advocate everyone registering their own domain for life. Email is still the root password to your online existence in almost every case, and letting any third party have more control of it than is strictly necessary is a really, really bad idea.

I would love to see a move back in that direction, which home ISP accounts allowing access to some sort of "starter kit" home server in the same way they probably provide most customers' starter modem/router/wifi equipment already, and with more software built that was aimed at being self-hosted and accessed via your home network or remotely through a VPN.

Sadly, I think this is unlikely, because there's just too much momentum behind the massive social networks and other online services. So instead, every now and then, a large chunk of someone's online life is going to get wiped out by the kinds of poor policies we're talking about today.
We still do, it's called native advertising and it's a HUGE market.
Then maybe you should own up to the consequences of the choice you made and explain your reasoning for not fulfilling the promise that you made.
Hi, any article on the subject I could read?

This is the first time I hear of rEFInd.
Most of that wiki page isn't important, Pulse largely just works these days without much or any configuration
"that sits in front of " does that denote that miminal refactor / re-architecture is needed for a rest based application, trying to get an idea of how easy it is to start using keycloak?
I remember it used to be a native feature but I'm fairly certain they split it out into a separate addon after a while. Or did they move it back into core?
For regular run of site ad buys, you're right. And a lot of CMS and ad systems come with a way to flag content as sensitive. For a small ad buy, nobody cares that much.

For big campaigns - bread and butter for print and web - different story. These are carefully designed in-your-face takeover ads and the brands care much more how they're presented.

The bigger problem is ad sales for newspapers is usually just AdSense backfill or national sales from the parent company. The former is just beer money unless your publication is NYT size, the latter is drying up because there's nobody to sell to!
Well, the OP mentions that these drives are dropping out of RAID arrays during rebuilding operations. Some people might describe that as a reliability concern.
> Because Re-insurance companies look at the likelihood of pandemics and simply refuse.

I believe it's not likelihood alone. It's a combination of very low likelihood, very high cost event that doesn't make it worth it for most.

In the end it likely wasn't the re-insurers decision. They cover pretty much everything for the right price, also pandemics. But no end-customer would've paid the extra price for pandemic coverage so no insurers used it. Unless it's outright illegal I've yet to hear of an event that no insurance company would cover.
Placing a potato resets the css animations. NICE!
But what if you need random reads?

SMR sounds like it's great (value) at providing random read access to large amounts of data if you only have sequential writes or infrequent writes.
Maintainable is a point of view. Works fine w/ -fstack-protector for me.

Saying it supports a narrow range of compilers is like saying US two-party system only supports a narrow range of registered voters. Libertarians and Greens absolutely deserve inclusion. They can vote but the system doesn't go out of its way to make life as exciting as possible for them. The above Gist caters to GCC/Clang. Folks who use MSVC, Watcom, etc. absolutely deserve to be supported. The Clang compiled modules can be run through something like objconv and linked into their apps.

Not convinced about scope-level. Supporting docs would help. Sounds like you just want mutex. I'm not sure if I can comment since I can't remember if I've ever written threaded code in C/C++. I would however sheepishly suggest anyone wanting that consider Java due to (a) literally has a class named Phaser come on so cool (b) postmortems I read by webmaster where I once worked.

Not concerned about microoptimizations. All I really wanted was to be able to say stuff like

const char *s = gc(xasprintf("%s%s", a, b));

Also folks who use those new return trapping security flags might see the branch predictor side-effects as a benefit. Could this really be GC for C with Retpoline for free? I don't know. You decide.
As long as M.A.D. holds, nukes is almost a defense. I fear the day they are used in anger.
That is a great question... I could be off a bit here because I have looked at static site generators and blogging systems and only like 1 wiki setups (tiddly).

I get the feeling and someone else who knows more should say I am off base that static site generators/blogging systems are easier to setup/use/customize?

But yup I agree with your question, why not use a wiki... and I think the answer is interesting.
Is the correct word in this context actually gender or would it be sex? Given the context, the difference seems like it would be relevant.
>Manufacturing can be for goods that you don't find in your house?

>If you look at the German mittelstand there's a lot of businesses that make stuff for some unknown-to-the-public industrial niche.

>I'm guessing the US also has a bunch of those.

And that is exactly why he said "from your house". Home goods lend themselves very, very well to outsourcing because low initial cost is such a key design criteria and they tend to have a density and packaging requirements that make them convenient to ship. If you browse through the McMaster or Grainger catalogs you'll find that a huge number of things (maybe not a majority but likely the largest minority) are made in the US and the rest are made all over the world.
No, the Navy didn't [0]. The Air Force did carry them. They Navy got better at avoiding the weaknesses.

0. https://combatace.com/forums/topic/91818-the-f-4-phantom-and...
> and am willing to listen to the argument that we went too far.

In all honesty I want to do the same. But upon reflecting, that's more to do with my desire for things to 'return to normal' than anything else.

There's so much we don't know yet. What if immunity isn't a thing (I'd say unlikely) or not as binary as we think (much more likely; multiple articles I've read indicate that having a mild version of this also provides mild inoculation)?

What if the hope of the 'iceberg' theory is untrue, or very selectively true?

What if allowing this thing to roam free and cause mass inoculation also leads to mutations that mess up our plans (unlikely, from what I've read about coronaviruses).

My point is that until we have a better grasp on these potentially game-changing issues, we should prioritize study, we should prioritize testing on mass scale, we should prioritize PPE for our health care workers, and we should prioritize finding ways to minimize the consequences of our possibly-too-careful aproach.

But we shouldn't let down on that 'over-careful' approach until we know more. Regardless of the economic impact.
I read that people are exchanging codes on Twitter etc.
You can either start firefox with `-P` to the profile chooser when starting firefox, or navigate to `about:profiles` to show the UI for managing them.

Would allow greater discovery if this `about:profiles` page was exposed somewhere in preferences, but at least there is something I guess.
Each and every basic human right already is or is going to be violated and annihilated on the premise of this "pandemic". It's time to question, what's your line in the sand here, and if you have a line in the sand at all, and what you're going to do, when the police breaks into your home. How far is too far?

There was one comment that really states it brilliantly:

"As someone with a compromised immune system, I want to put out there that I don't want you, or anyone you know to have to be out of a job, or unable to make ends meet, in an effort to protect me from getting CV. I don't need any of this, as I am an adult, capable of protecting myself. If I felt that this virus were a danger, I would stay home, and restrict my own movement to prevent an illness. I would never expect others to surrender their movement for my benefit.

The worst part of this event, is the economic impact of having so much of the workforce without work. Many folks live hand to mouth, and it would appear that the people in charge either didn't think of the financial impact of those folks, or they just don't care. The bills don't stop coming, even though the paychecks have, even my wife has been laid off, and she recently discovered that her employer is in chapter 11 bankruptcy. So, who knows if she will even have a job at the end of this... My oldest daughter is also unemployed as a consequence of the shutdowns. I am certain that there are thousands of others going through the same thing right now. It is a real shame. This lockdown needs to end. If people want to stay home for a couple more weeks, let them do it without penalty. If people want to open their business, let them. It's time to stop this collective madness."
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I don't get the claim about lack of training data.

Most TV stations broadcast with closed captioning and most movies have subtitles available, which should give millions of hours of training data.

It's technically copyrighted, but as long as you don't distribute the video as well, they aren't going to care about it.

Also the complaint that the data lacks compression artifacts is completely ridiculous and absurd: if you want compression artifacts, just compress and decompress the speech yourself!

You can also pay people to transcribe audio or read text (or even do it personally), and since this is something anyone can do it can be paid at very low rates.
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Depends what you care about more, revenue or a more humanitarian customer experience.

There's plugins like "Miserable User" available to get rid of members without offense / them knowing (unless they are intelligent).

Or you could just...ask them to be less grumpy?

"One is a hard worker and adds so much value to a different part of the site that it is difficult to envision asking them to leave." Agreed. putting up with that might be the duality involved.
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> All absolutes are wrong.

Except that one, I suppose...