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Yeah, that is flat-out misinformation. The SPD has been lying left and right.
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Private prisons are a major problem because of the authority that is delegated.

In the US, the government derives its authority to govern (and by extension, the justice system derives its authority to imprison and punish criminals) only by the collective consent of the people.

It's the same reason private police and private courts are a big moral problem - they are in a position of authority over people that only government to whom the people have consented should be.
How so?

My opinion is generally the opposite, that simple decisions like putting type annotations after names, etc. make it so each unavoidable complexity in syntax has its own home, instead of piling together like C++/Java/etc.
Are there any good starting places for learning the necessary type theory to understand this stuff? I really like the idea of extensible row types, but struggle with trying to understand the research papers.
> how do you handle cases where people delete the master branch.

I don't think anybody would want people who delete the master branch.
How is occupying the park enacting change?

I thought the meetings with the mayor were excellent, but via this avenue, all they are doing is changing the park.

There's a whole city out there where cops still operate under the same laws they have for many years. Protesters should try and change _that_, imho.
Time-restricted eating has worked wonders for me. I typically eat between 11a-7p and I track it all through the Zero App. It can be very difficult to start initially but when you power through the first week you truly start to see some results.

I stopped doing it and started eating later and later in mid-march. I weighed 153.2 (the heaviest) on May 31. I resumed time restricted eating on June 1 and have consistently done it. I currently weight 147.6 and I feel much better. Less cravings and my pants fit quite nicely again.
He was brought in not only for his expertise but in hopes that he could reform a sclerotic design process that's stuck in the 90s. AMD, Apple and Tesla (places Keller was before Intel) use a lot more design automation and thus are able to get more done/engineer. Intel has a patchwork of tools that are generally internally developed (and thus no one outside of Intel has expertise with those tools and expertise with those tools is not transferrable outside of Intel either) and different design groups have their preferred tools. From what I gather Keller was trying to bring in more industry EDA tools and standardize the design process between groups as well. From what I hear from people who were there he ran into all sorts of push back. So I gather he's decided to cut his losses and leave Intel to languish.
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That's a minor problem. In that case we just say thank you to more than one person.

The real problem is not knowing about the issue in the first place, so it's definitely best to email. Even if you see me replying in the thread, such as https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23501998, that's usually because someone called our attention to it by email.
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I not sure I understand the point of your comment. The parent comment literally said that there are many unions like that, but that this is not what a union has to be and that there are several unions that are a net positive.

The whole point is that the fight for protection of workers' rights needs some sort of organization. Traditionally, that has been called a "union", but if the problem you're pointing out is that the name has too many bad connotations, feel free to propose another one.

FWIW, it looks like most of the "good unions" are careful to call themselves "guilds".
No one said it was faster. We said it scaled better. That’s because blocking all execution on IO is bad for time sensitive tasks like web requests.

If you want to actually go faster the asyncio interfaces used by aiomultiprocess module get you there by maintaining the event loop across multiple processes. You can save time and memory by sharding your data set and aggregating the return data.
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Prison guard unions have vastly less financial resources to work with and a wider range of issues they care about. They often brought up to deflect discussion, but simply operate at a order of magnitude smaller scale.
How dare you. People in debt should not be discriminated against you insensitive clod!

Platinum degree is a far more neutral term! Wait... No, my PC adviser has just informed me it is unethical to discriminate on the inherent values of precious metal...

Are you...

Excuse me, I did not mean to discriminate as to suggest there is a tier of metals of a higher desirability or intrinsic value than any of the other metals. All metals should be valued for what they are, and our language with regard to degrees should reflect that.

Therefore, the formerly oppressive Master's degree shall henceforth be known as the Bachelor's+1 and some research degree...

Wait...

No, I'm sorry. I've just been informed that due to the Bachelor's degreebeing based on a 12th century term, Knight bachelor, which implied a knight too poor or lowly to gather men...er... People! People under their own banner banner... We'll have to go with the Second Degree and Third Degree's respectively... Oh God, burn victims now? Gods above, wait, monotheists? I mean God... Wait... Then the polytheists, deists, and atheists.... Uhhhhh...

The Orwellian linguistic engineering rabbit hole is a deep and terrifying place it behooves no one to muck with. One can keep the line of those insulted going all day.

I however, have work to get back to doing.
Super rough numbers. I counted posts in a series as 1 overall entry.

Google: 24
Apple: 28
Microsoft: 36

Posts of Apple products seem to be more frequent in recent reporting, fwiw.
I feel like you're taking my reply out of context. Specifically I was addressing this questions:

> Can you tell me what it is that makes these people dangerous and scary, but the similarly armed protestors who showed up at government buildings a month ago — or, frankly, the police — fine?

and explaining why replacing police with warlords is not progress.

Are some classes of people unable to influence the system? I readily agree with that. Are we making our society better by replacing police with warlords or anarchists? I argue not.
Except then you'd still have to deal with all the traffic.
Of course it does. Famines tell us as much. Gyms increase your burn rate, though. Running for 5 miles a day will burn up a quarter of a 2000 calorie diet.

That being said, a lot of gym activity that I see is basically useless and probably taken up just to feel good about going to a gym regularly (some examples in my gym: walking on treadmills instead of around the block, paying for membership every month to solely use the 5lb dumbbells for 30 minutes that go for $12 online).
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Uopeople is not a scam . It's like every other institution of learning with qualified instructors . Make your research well before you make any comment.
You have left out a word perhaps I should have included in all caps: MEDIA.
After years of experimentation, lately I’ve decided that eating like my grandparents (i.e., eating like a traditional Japanese) is the easiest way to keep myself lean and healthy.

Traditional Japanese meals follow a standard format [1]: a bowl of rice, several small sides (which can change by the day), and an optional cup of miso soup. Sticking to this format every day can be boring, but it keeps my diet reasonably balanced without the need for conscious efforts like counting calories (which I'm too lazy to continue long-term).

[1] https://elemental.medium.com/ichiju-sansai-how-to-construct-...

I think in modern cities we have too much freedom with regard to what we eat, which is great of course but the downside is that we’ve lost a great deal of local culinary tradition, and along with it intuitive understandings of what is and what isn’t healthy eating.
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> hiw would anything yo donwith

What?
It is really not clear at this time why they left. Chief Best claims she did not order police to leave. SPD's organizational structure is such that the police report only to the police chief. However, it was clearly organized — police brought in a rented commercial truck and removed some belongings, and boarded up the outside.
I hope so, but maybe not. That said, we have to recognize that there is something uniquely dangerous about an American company capitulating to demands from a foreign adversary.
I'd suggest ActiviyPub servers (Mastodon, Pleroma, etc.) There are a ton of instances out there or you can start your own. There is a lot of good discourse out there .. and cat pictures.
That's not really true. Scientists do (and expect others to) respect "established" and "trusted" journals that group studies together in some kind of authentication process. Even open journals like Sci-Hub are like this.

Otherwise, you could believe any PDF you can find on Google and know it to be true and representative. What if someone wrote a net to generate 10,000,000 studies on the same set of topics and scattered them throughout the Internet? Given a random study, you wouldn't know whether it's real or generated, without the "authority" aspect of a journal.

Now, whether or not the journals actually do a good job at authenticating the studies is another question. But, the principle stands that they are what we trust as consumers of science (a role which scientific researchers themselves play as well).
Why not both? Bad management can lead to bad health. But I don't think it was only management - it was the rank and file that didn't want to change as well. Trying to fight an entrenched system could definitely lead to illness.
You would probably rack up hundreds or thousands of dollars per month in data charges.
Man, if you had told me back when I was playing 1.6 that one day I would be playing it in a browser, I would have laughed. Crazy how far we've come with video games.
I started to learn Dvorak and was getting 5 wpm (full alphabet; 15 wpm home row) after two days. That and the thought of relearning shortcuts made me rethink the choice.

Looked at Colemak and Tarmak. Too many steps. I want something that's not 100% optimized but way easier to learn. Ended up making something that should be easier to pick up than other alternative layouts as this is its primary goal.

After minor finishing tweaks, turns out to be almost as fast as Colemak (sometimes faster).

Colemak Qwickly S.Dvorak Asset Minimak-12

Alice 66.61 67.13 63.71 64.29 62.45
Common 73.94 72.62 66.82 66.53 65.58
S.A.T. 73.11 71.36 64.26 65.52 63.21
Magna 68.09 68.64 65.08 64.27 62.41
1984 67.47 67.80 65.25 64.44 62.04
Tarzan 68.38 68.70 65.43 64.22 62.07
Jungle 63.98 64.71 61.22 61.24 57.55
Difficult 67.97 68.14 63.82 61.63 60.34
Medical 72.76 69.55 61.49 58.50 60.74
Quotes 54.50 53.66 46.74 51.61 49.92
Tao 61.61 60.25 58.68 58.37 56.35
Bigrams 72.68 72.26 68.24 70.18 69.10
Cost 58.11 58.60 50.78 54.84 52.93
Contract 57.38 54.39 47.38 52.70 49.73
Binary 59.05 57.67 54.23 52.70 51.51
Lorem 57.06 57.32 51.61 54.55 48.29
Game 38.86 40.10 35.35 36.04 34.56

The 'Niro' alternative layout is also very similar (but not as easy to learn in my opinion).
Hum...

In this sentence: "For people who think that there is far more CVE on iOS than Android", when did I speaked about evaluating a security of a platform based on CVE? When?

I was only discussing about the fact that iOS does not have more CVE than Android, based on other discussions on this thread...

I am sorry if this message is mean but... did you read my comment at least?
I think the implication is that it has read a _lot_ of information on the web, I think their training data is (in some part) based on reddit links, and that information is then just passively encoded in the model weights. Some of the information comes from the few-shot examples, at least in terms of what meta-form an 'answer' takes, but I think the implication is that GPT-3 is really just that knowledgeable.
Agree! (and wrote a bit more in a comment above). I think IF was the high order bit that enabled me to achieve a long-term consistent deficit. I used to track it with Zero but stopped later because there isn't much to track. I strictly stick to 12-8pm window (often 12-6), which does not need an app for tracking.
I guess it can be renamed as PlusGradute degree. I think it would Doubleplusgood for everyone.
This 2019 article is about 2019-2020 AB32. Can you provide links to the more recent development, if you have them handy? Thanks. (Sorry, I don't often track CA State stuff.)

Edit: Is this the analysis you're referring to? https://www.ocregister.com/2019/10/20/californias-private-pr...
I thought that in recent times ImageMagick acted like busybox, with all the executables symlinked to one master one, and dispatching functionality based on name. Certainly that's the way the fork GraphicsMagick works.
"some async process" is a concurrency mechanism, is it not?
The tech industry in general might not need unions yet, but game dev industry is a clear example of where they're sorely needed.
> Android is customizable, you can put any weather widget you want, or completely swap the launcher too.

I'm making a point that the default one ("At a glance") has weird behavior. If you happen to know one that has the same functionality and isn't buggy, I'll switch it out. I just want it to default be date + weather and only change when I have a calendar event or flight. But it currently seems that whenever I want to actually know the weather that it just shows the date while its usual default state is date + weather.
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This, basically. We have a LOT of part-time contractors to coordinate with. And would ideally like to open it to our customers as well, with more limited permissions.
Same here. It's a terrible place if you want to try to get things done. Meetings about meetings and nobody ever wants to make a decision.
I am reminded of Feynman's critique of the space shuttle engine program...

"The engine was designed and put together all
at once with relatively little detailed preliminary study of the
material and components. Then when troubles are found in the
bearings, turbine blades, coolant pipes, etc., it is more expensive
and difficult to discover the causes and make changes. For example,
cracks have been found in the turbine blades of the high pressure
oxygen turbopump. Are they caused by flaws in the material, the effect
of the oxygen atmosphere on the properties of the material, the
thermal stresses of startup or shutdown, the vibration and stresses of
steady running, or mainly at some resonance at certain speeds, etc.?
How long can we run from crack initiation to crack failure, and how
does this depend on power level? Using the completed engine as a test
bed to resolve such questions is extremely expensive. One does not
wish to lose an entire engine in order to find out where and how
failure occurs. Yet, an accurate knowledge of this information is
essential to acquire a confidence in the engine reliability in use.
Without detailed understanding, confidence can not be attained.

"A further disadvantage of the top-down method is that, if an
understanding of a fault is obtained, a simple fix, such as a new
shape for the turbine housing, may be impossible to implement without
a redesign of the entire engine."
Why can't people counter protest?
And which companies, specifically, did he criticize?

One week ago he sent a letter[1] to "American Companies in China". I didn't notice an uptick in paper stocks, so I assume he didn't actually send this letter to all "American companies in China" but instead just put this out there on his website like a fart in the wind.

Very brave.

1. https://www.hawley.senate.gov/sites/default/files/2020-06/Ha...
I mean, you have two markets and one is about 47 times the size of the other.

If your goal is to minimize the total number of health problems in your country, it would make sense to throw more efforts at a problem that affects 47 times more people, given that everything else about the problems is about equal. We are not comparing cancer to heart disease here. We are comparing two problems that are two sides of the same coin.
As I see it, cheap prison labor is legalized slavery. Maybe not cheap labor, too, but I haven’t thought about that. It’s horrible.
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You are failing to acknowledge the underlying issues associated with all your examples. This isn't American's whining about anecdotes while the system overall is sound. The system overall is a setup for unions, police, public transportation, etc to turn out bad way more often than they should (and probably way more often than they do in Europe, hence the confusion about why people are hostile to these things). People pushing the superficial and polarizing positions you've listed do exist sadly but largely, IMO, because they directly benefit from that polarization or they've been lied to and manipulated intentionally into taking those positions for the benefit of special interests and large corporations that dominate what laws actually get passed in this country.
This test only applies to a single instance of PostgreSQL.

If you're looking for HA or need to shard then it's reliability is in question since it's never been tested.
Typically replaced with primary-replica terminology.
In fact, it is not.
> Do we have any evidence that the Seattle police chief is generally truthful?

Chief Best has made multiple false statements of fact just this week, so, no.
Call the git repo "moses" or "burning-bush".
I didn't work too hard in my 20s, but absolutely did in my 30s.

In my 20s, my work week was roughly 40-50 hours at software startups. I very, very, very worked late or on weekends. I had few obligations outside of work, so I had plenty of time to pursue interests, get outdoors, hang out with friends, etc.

By my 30s, I was married and had a kid. I was still in startups, but in positions of higher responsibility. By the end of my thirties, no hour or day seemed sacred and 50-60 hour weeks were the norm. When my son was young, I dropped him off at school and kissed him goodnight in the evening. My wife, who also worked full time, shouldered more than her fair share of the child care load. We finally decided to sell the house in the burbs and move to the city. My commute shrank by an hour each way and being close to home meant I could do school drop off AND participate in after school activities since school, parks, athletic fields, etc. were all a 15 minute WALK from my office.

Now, I'm in my mid-forties. After the startup I was a VP at was acquired, I've lived the big company lifestyle. Most importantly, I'm back to 40-45 hour weeks and feeling far more balanced in my life. My job lets me take the time to spend with my family and doesn't interrupt my nights and weekends, despite still being in a position of higher responsibility.

If I could do any era over, it'd be my 30s. I basically missed ages 1-4 for my son and was not a great husband/partner for my wife.
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I actually started with "low-grade ongoing violence" then replaced it with "occasional violence" thinking it better describes the perception in the media as attention to the subject comes and goes.

What would you rather see?
> Adipose tissue (fat) is by far your primary super high density super high capacity battery pack. For example, as of June 2019, ~40lb of my 200lb weight was fat. Since fat is significantly more energy dense than carbohydrates (9 kcal/g instead of just 4 kcal/g), my fat was storing 40lb = 18kg = 18,000g x 9kcal/g = 162,000 kcal. This is a staggering amount of energy. If energy was the sole constraint, my body could run on this alone for 162,000/2,000 = 81 days. Since 1 stick of dynamite is about 1MJ of energy (239 kcal), we’re talking 678 sticks of dynamite. Or since a 100KWh Tesla battery pack stores 360MJ, if it came with a hand-crank I could in principle charge it almost twice! Hah.

I'm not following this math here. 678 * 239kcal ~= 162Mcal. But that's a thousand times 162kcal. Seems like 40lb of fat only contains the energy of .678 sticks of dynamite.
if this were to happen, does anyone think Zoom's leadership would survive long enough to receive a letter?

receiving a letter is extremely on the mild end of what would happen if the political biases were switched
On StackOverflow, anyone can edit any question. Anyone can edit any answer. If someone sees a problem, such as obsolescence they can fix it. Flagging "obsolete" doesn't fix anything. The person flagging is one of the someones in a "someone should fix this" flag.
It is. The single-threaded example comes before the "versus". The async example comes after. I should have been more clear.
Just like nobody explicitly said that iOS has more CVEs?
I expect market demand to be incredibly if the financials look good in any way. They are on the ones that pickup all the government work dropped by google/etc for moral grounds.
I picked that book up on a whim a couple years ago and was surprised how engaged I was. It introduces you to some very interesting concepts.
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Agreed. In other comments here however, there are folks arguing that this shows iOS both is/isn't secure and that Project Zero has a hidden goal of making Apple look bad. I think the poster above is trying to respond/provide context to that.
New rule: similar to Godwin's law, first person to mention "privilege" loses the argument. It is an unwinnable and deeply toxic ad hominem strategy; discount any merit of the argument and accuse the opponent of simply being too "privileged" to ever understand. Well guess what - that hole just goes down and down. If you can speak english and afford a computer, you're way too privileged. Electricity! Privilege.

When it comes to identity politics, unless you are an illiterate, congenitally disabled, imprisoned, transgender veteran of color in a 3rd world country then I would ask you to respectfully step back and let our true heroes speak. Thanks
If this is going to be anything like the autonomous zones I've visited in Berlin and Copenhagen, it is going to be filled with graffiti, drug dealing, and not much else in terms of public use.