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It's not a faulty teaching process. I'm white, and I can dance. Dance, at its super basic foundation, is about physical awareness. The same way you teach someone how to use a piece of gym equipment, hold a yoga pose, or even ride a bike.

What I think is difficult to describe in dance is how to communicate emotion through your body, not just your face. For me, the hardest thing to overcome there is this fear that someone will make fun of me for taking it too seriously. I don't know why I have this fear about becoming so immersed in something that other people think I'm cringeworthy. If it wasn't an issue, I'd pull every muscle in my body just to nail a routine to Celine's "My Heart Will Go On".

Maybe the fear of humiliation is the culprit winning out more often than most people will admit?

I now need to think about this. Like, that's a damn good song to me. And given that it's my life, my time given to a performance of it, why in the world am I concerned about a few assholes who think they're cooler than me in that moment?
The current agreement in a way puts Apple at the mercy of Google.

DuckDuckGo (with a better name and more polish) could be an Apple product. It wouldn’t be that expensive to buy and they don’t need to put as much ads on it as Google does, they only need 30% of income to make as much as they make now.

I wouldn’t be surprised by such a move.
Wealthy Havens Lure Homebuyers in ‘Mad Rush’ from San Francisco
Looks interesting, gotta take a closer look in the summer.

I think it's Stanislaw (Ulam) not Stainslaw.
Lean 3 is community maintained, aka dead. Lean 4 is described as "go away", and it will be incompatible with Lean 3. So much for practicality.
summary without a paywall: https://www.sfgate.com/living-in-sf/article/Wealthy-buyers-i...
Males Are the Taller Sex. Estrogen, Not Fights for Mates, May Be Why
Debt Shakeout Poised to Make FAANG, Giant Retailers Even Bigger
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Did you ever do barbell lifts + GOMAD?

If you can sustain that without gaining muscle or fat, I would suspect some sort of medical issue.

(I wouldn’t recommend GOMAD to most people. Even in your case, barbells + massive amounts of food would be my primary suggestion. However, I wouldn’t start immediately, as the whole gym/train/mer/physio system is mostly down or inadvisable from covid. You can hurt yourself with barbells)
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My only hope with this pandemic is that people will wash their hands more than before.
They would have heard of it if it were called Apple Search.
I approach this the same way I approach concepts like karma and reincarnation. Are they literally true, physical forces, laws or similar acting on the world? No, of course not. Are they useful metaphors to try to model and discuss tendencies and emergent phenomena arising from patterns in human behavior? Yes, often, if used with the right disclaimers and caveats.
Boys' poor reading skills might help explain higher education gender gap
Just FYI: We don't even know why we have them anymore. For the last 30 years or so, pennies have been worth less than their raw materials. They're so worthless, most people have more of them in their furniture or under their car seats than they do in their wallets.
For antibodies or the disease?
According to this tweet, "For TLS 1.2, this enables passive decryption of traffic to/from GnuTLS servers when the client supports session tickets (which is common)".

https://twitter.com/__agwa/status/1270054738344792070
ah my bad! Sorry I just brainfarted on arches name! I'm a muppet
This looks very similar to fatrace, which is already in the standard ubuntu and fedora repos.

edit: fatrace is system-wide, whereas the current tools monitors a specific process

http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/trusty/man1/fatrace.1.ht...

https://piware.de/2012/02/fatrace-report-system-wide-file-ac...
> I tried using Nomad once after being a little worn out by Kubernetes' complexity. For some reason, the Nomad abstractions didn't click on the first couple attempts. In comparison, Kubernetes' abstractions mapped 1:1 to my understanding of the service oriented architecture.

<3 Nomad. However, Nomad only satisfies a really tiny part of Kubernetes ecosystem which is the ability to pack containers and schedule them efficiently in a cluster; Plus, it scales really well. Kubernetes provides a bit more than that.
"What Google does" is not an industry standard.
US police: 687k
UK police: 123k

US police killed: 38
UK police killed: 3

If the rate in the UK was the same as the US, 6 policeman would be killed when actually only 3 were killed (123*38/687).

So in the US police are about twice as likely to be killed, yet they kill 500x more people.

You're right, they're not equatable _at all_.
Your intuition is correct, programs which have to do complex processing on lots of data (e.g. a video feed) in real-time are just inherently very hard.
I mean conditions exist in math already and I'd argue that there is a bigger chance qwerty is still the default keyboard layout than your Python 3 program working in 500 years.

How many of the popular languages even have formal specifications to use as a reference when the next CPU architecture comes along, or the next ABI?

The tools exist but I don't see people rushing to Modula-2 for example, which has.

It does remind me a bit of this paper "Boosting Vector Calculus with the Graphical Notation" [1], but we instead have over ten thousand only partially defined ones.

But I can agree that my view of math is a bit too rosy.

[1]: https://arxiv.org/abs/1911.00892
An amusing, surprising and in hindsight obvious lower bound for average random access speed in an array containing N "words" is N^(1/3) (cube root of N.) I.e., for any realizable computer without new physics.
Google also required user location data which Apple was not prepared to give. And Apple of course didn’t want to be in a second place position (apart from navigation there were also the better looking vector maps being reserved for Android etc).
Sounds like a good idea. That application could also be very appealing to a broader audience.
It is incredibly difficult to remember something that you don't understand. In fact, your memory often elides things that you don't understand to the point where you will swear that something never happened when, in fact, it did. Statistically speaking, repetition is required for learning, but understanding is at least as important. In fact, sometimes if you can find no meaning for something, it helps to make up a meaning (for example the use of mnemonics).
Rats Have Not Changed. We Have
Related is one of my favorite essays by Aaron Z. Lewis: "Metaphors we believe by"

https://aaronzlewis.com/blog/2019/07/25/metaphors-we-believe...
They have little to do with how Magic works out in practice, though:

WHITE: swarm everything with little guys

GREEN: trample everything with giant monsters

RED: burn everything

BLUE: twist everything beyond recognition

BLACK: keep dragging up old, dead stuff

There's certainly little harmony and acceptance in Green. It's the color of rapid growth, of everything can be bigger. The others I can kinda see if quint at them a bit, but not green.
Still very much the case, it’s always been “optional” but you can’t opt out of being bugged to add one over and over https://imgur.com/a/5JzEnTI
I don't want to derail the discussion with irrelevant material, but to suggest that eating a beef-only diet cures autoimmune disorders is utterly unsupported by medical science, for one.
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> Nomad has been brought forth in a lot of comments, and it has a feature that nobody brought up yet, I think. It's multi-platform. It currently has official task runners for Docker, Isolated/Raw Fork/Exec, Java, and Qemu. It has several community-based task drivers, including Windows IIS and FreeBSD Jails.

I think `rkt` and `lxc` are missing from your list.
No, but that's also why he doesn't have any problems.
The CTO at a client of mine has spent over 1 year trying to deploy ~7 web services to k8s, hired 5 contractors to help and they still don't have a stable deployment.

I informed them my team could do it all in under two days using Terraform + AWS + EBS. Unfortunately, they didn't take us up on the offer.

Sunk cost, etc.

I've never seen a company use k8s and not end up with a giant expensive team maintaining it all.
Looks interesting - but the installation instructions put me off a bit. Open a port on your server, and don't change the default password `captain42` - then run a cli tool from your dev machine.

I'll look more into it, but it didn't really inspire confidence.
Good to know: pycopy is a fork of micropython. The maintainer of pycopy was the second most contributor to micropython, but at somepoint he decided to fork micropython as there were some disagreements.

As far as I'm aware pycopy has a better async implementation. Micropython probably has a bit wider adoption. A lot of libraries are compatible with both, but ymmv

Another notable fork of Micropython is Circuitpython which is maintained by Adafruit.
Adam Smith the wealth of nations

You will understand much about the world and you will know how small the overlap between what is in the book and what people think is in it is.
Honda seems to be the victim of a ransomware attack
ssllabs is great and only works for publicly accessibly websites.

The challenge in my experience is to resolve the issue for internal sites, the thousands of internal tools and test domains from every department. None of the public tools can reach them.
It doesn’t matter what other people find acceptable. It only matters whether you find it acceptable. Listen to your own needs, not others.
I use k3s to manage my Plex/NAS/home server machine. Just simply as a deployment tool, it's much easier for me than managing a collection of services deployed by Ansible/Puppet held together by custom scripts and systemd units.
Oh yes green (and GU) has seen a huge boost in the last year of so. It was probably an overcompensation for what was perceived to be the weakest color. I expect white to go through a similar overcorrection in the next year of so.

Blue is still the strongest color in Legacy and Vintage I think, even if the last few sets had a huge impact.

Also, Oko and Uro are also blue.
Take responsibility for your actions.

Take care of both your mental and physical health.

Do something important with your life that's meaningful to you.

Respect yourself.

Life is bloody hard and you should be easy on yourself when you screw up. As long as you learn something from your mistakes and attempt to push forward again with new found knowledge, you're on the right path.

Clean up your room.

All of that is the utter nonsense Peterson spews out all of the time. None of that is useful or true. What a monster.
After too. Almost every contract of this type explicitly says that it can only be changed in writing, signed by both sides.

Early-career, you'll likely get f-ed by "boilerplate" contracts, since you don't have the negotiating leverage to push back yet. Expect it.

Once you're established, push back or don't join.

These kinds of litigations don't make the news often (it's to no one's benefit they become public, and everyone signs an NDA at the end), but they're pretty common.
Found this really interesting thank you. As a white dude who grew up in rural UK I had very limited contact with anyone who wasn't white growing up and its not really changed too much as I've grown up and joined the world.

One of the problems people like me have is that the entire 'issue' is disconnected from our reality. The only context I have is the history I've learnt and the things I read now. The media I consume essentially. My subconscious has a load of shit programmed in to do with the idea of a black person or black people. I don't understand all of it but I _know_ I have prejudice that I don't want. What I do have is a desparate desire to always treat people equally and a lot of fear that I will get something wrong.

Unfortunately it's an order of magnitude easier to 'post something' than it is to change the way you react to people. To be vigilant of your own mind, to be constantly aware and sensitive to what's going on around you. To accept that you have predudice and you need to work in order to mitigate it. To accept you probably will do or say the wrong thing, to be OK with this and accept that you may need to change. It's hard. We can shout and post and demonstrate as much as we want but this is about other people, not ourselves. Will anything change after this? I fear not because we want other people to change, not ourselves.
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Metafont's "charext" feature allows for more than 128 glyphs, though it's kind of a cheat, as it puts artificial constraints on character dimensions. But it would be much less trouble to modify Metafont to properly handle larger character sets than it was to get TeX to.

Concerning bitmaps, it's ironic that window systems ultimately display bitmaps on the screen, yet they keep the pathway from font-outline to their character-bitmap cache internal. There's no way to tell MacOS, for instance, that you want to plug in your own provider, that it can call whenever it first wants the bitmap for a given font glyph at a given size. Too bad this API is hidden; it must exist internally in MacOS, Windows, etc.
I think it hasn't been playable outside of limited for a very long time though.
I intentionally didn't mention talent. It's quite clear that some people can learn dance at much higher rate than others. And those others need to spend much more time to achieve “basic” results. But that's not needs to be always true and it was proven in my country by a group of systems engineers, ballet dancers and teachers, they developed a special teaching model that reduce education time greatly. They sorted out “emotions” and other esoteric things and work with remaining physiology things. And results are impressive so it's really everything about teaching process.

Unfortunately offline course and all materials in russian only.
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I agree with you completely, we use Kops and see a similar workload. The real boon for us is not in production, where the HA/error-tolerant/easy horizontal scaling certainly helps, but in development, where we can easily bring up ephemeral feature branch deploys as part of the CI/CD pipeline (which itself runs on k8s using Gitlab CI)
GnuTLS has a non-crazy well documented API with loads of good quality examples, which is why we chose it for libvirt. (It was impossible for us to understand how to use OpenSSL for basic stuff like opening a connection at the time we made that choice - I sure hope it's improved now.) The lesson is if you want adoption you need to have a clear API with no foot-guns, lots of examples and documentation.

Also I would dispute that GnuTLS is somehow written by "amateurs". I know people who contribute at Red Hat and they are very much professionals, and experts in math and crypto engineering.
Not XinJiang, but after British and American companies refused to sell weapons to Hong Kong Police , they turned to French and Swedish companies which happily sold them whatever they wanted [1][2].

[1] - https://hongkongfp.com/2020/06/06/explainer-piexon-jpx6-the-...
That's assuming the union represents the workers. In practice, many represent the union bosses, politically-savvy union members, and otherwise. The political cesspools can hurt everyone.

They don't have to hurt everyone -- there are definite good unions -- but there are bad ones too.

Example: Look at the police unions now.
It's still mostly about dragging up dead things from the graveyard.
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I totally agree with your points but the situation seems to be improving. With https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/announcing-f-5-preview... you can import nuget packages in fsx scripts. The dependency situation also seems to grow saner every month.

Nevertheless i would still wait another few month for things to stabilize with .net 5.
How about companies who don't want to rely on cloud and want on-prem as much as possible? Or those who don't want to be tied to a single vendor? Apple is already getting rid of their Mesos based PaaS and moving to Kubernetes.
Its saddening to see the way we are responding to this pandemic. I understand that finding the source of the pandemic is important, however it seems like we are highly politicizing a world wide problem and trying to blame each other for cover ups. If the pandemic started in august and given the rate of transmission we are seeing world wide, we should have had a ridiculous spike in the number of deaths by now. Furthermore, there are many international flights coming out of Wu Han, the rest of the world should have detected the virus earlier then.
The fact is none of us were prepared and we were all too complacent about things. Towards the end of February I made a trip from Singapore to Seattle. At the time the virus was peaking in China. I recall that the flight was extremely empty and already most countries in Asia had begun temperature screening at airports and started conducting quarantines. On the other hand as I walked through the immigration and customs in US there was not even the slightest trace of preparation for the virus. Not once was I asked "did you travel to China?" and for a country with such a large expenditure on defense I cannot see how much it would cost to place thermal cameras at the customs exit.

In all honesty I would love to see a study done on how this virus came to be but this study should be conducted on a purely scientific stand point. In fact it'd be best if we took politics out of the picture and ask

- what was the chain of transmission from its original animal source?

- what type of mutations took place?

- how in future can we come up with a robust international/interspecies virus surveillance program such that we can flag animal viruses which are likely to mutate to infect humans?

As of now all I can see is that both US and China are misbehaving and taking shots at one another. Our global supply chains have come to a halt. There are countries like US and India which overproduced food yet out of fear of lack of food these countries have halted export causing problems for other countries dependent on them for food. Yet, farmers in these countries are having to throw away crop because they cant sell there produce domestically. As a human race can we really stoop any lower?
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Given the current global (and US) social situation of mistrust of the police, and of people running wild with information, it may be wise to shut down this website and fix technical issues first.

Otherwise, you do run the risk of "See the screenshots - the police transcriptions have been changed to become police friendly now!"
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> That sounds like a feature to me.

Then just be open about it and say you want to remove non-competes. Nothing bad about it, but inventing clauses which makes them effectively forbidden, but not really just clogs up courts.
This bug is on the TLS server code, so the relevant question would be how commonly used gnutls is as a TLS server. Luckily, gnutls seems to be more popular as a client library than as a server library.
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Curious as to how this compares to Dokku (http://dokku.viewdocs.io/dokku/)?
Related lesswrong thread: https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/kjQXzkTGuixoJtQnq/we-ve-buil...
> Nagrastar says Tarnovsky used the code to create a device for reprogramming Nagrastar cards into pirate cards, and gave the cards to pirates eager to steal Dish Network's programming. Tarnovsky was also accused of posting to the internet a detailed road map for hacking Nagrastar's cards.

> Nagrastar says NDS had an obvious motive for these antics: Their own chip, the so-called P1 or "F Card," had already been thoroughly cracked by pirates, and the company wanted to level the playing field with its competitors.

How does increasing piracy of your competitor help you?
How to Jam Neural Networks
>People don't usually protest in person unless they really believe in the underlying cause.

Tell that to the guys who didn't believe in the cause but joined the jihad and died in Iraq/Syria because all their buddies were doing it. There's a huge element of peer pressure involved in getting off the porch. That's why this article about distortion of apparent norms is relevant to the topic of protests (and other implementations of "getting off the porch"). Having the belief that people your respect and identify with are also doing something is a massive motivator that makes the difference to a lot of people.
OpenSSL WAS good library in past. Today it's bloatware.

But since it's have lot of DEAD code that left there for compatibility reasons. Just like SSL2/SSL3 and their "encryptions".

Google also start fork project - BoringSSL in order to separate their patches between mainline OpenSSL.
> Would a company like Amazon not have full time lawyers retained on salary instead of relying on outside counsel with that conflict?

That was a good laugh for a bit. Thanks. I read the first few words of yours as:

Would a company like Amazon not have full time lawyers retained on salary to lie ....
Along this line, there are some open source MUD clients around which are (naturally) entirely telnet focused and embed lua, regex, aliases and usually their own extensible UI frameworks.
> even in a million people city

Wuhan's population is an order of magnitude bigger than that.
So we agree that the UK system works much better. Both less police and less civilians killed.
But the bitmaps can be of any resolution, can't they? Is there any really cogent reason to prefer vector output?
Well he has a PHD in clinical psychology, not nutrition. I think people like the OP throw these jabs at him purely because they're angry he spoke out against the Canadian pronoun law, rather than any complaints about the validity of his research itself.