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The weaker sections usually need the social support provided by their caste. They are therefore more likely to want to keep it.

It is easy to cosmetically change your caste, in schools if you are not "lower" caste you do not mention anything and you fall into "general category".

On the other hand you need to prove that you are "lower caste". As government benefits follow.
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Imagine trying to do that with a React app.

It'd work fine if the developer used the URL to maintain state with React Router's BrowserRouter or HashRouter.
Not all combat missions involve shooting, even when the intention is to do so.

Heck, if I were a MiG pilot in the middle east and saw an Eagle on my radar warning display, there'd be no chance I'd be going on a suicide mission against it. Better save the plane and the pilot for another day.
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Yes, obviously? Of course they are going to get hurt doing their job. A lot of their job involves performing odd manuevers in traffic, for example. Do you have a suggestion for how to do policework without police officers ever having to accept the possibility of getting hurt?
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There's no possible situation I can think of except for a record speed attempt for using this switch, it's baffling that it exists. Even if it increased engine thrust by 10% somehow, compared to the 80% boost from reheat it's a trivial addition. And if there were any serious combat scenarios in which a 2% RPM boost at the turbine for a few minutes would mean the difference between victory and defeat I would think they would have redesigned the engine to make that available ALL the time. I'm very surprised it wasn't just removed from the aircraft.
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When you live in a city, there’s an unspoken agreement between you and the city that you’re paying for access to amenities and services that would be hard to get in the suburbs. It’s an unspoken agreement since “the city” isn’t actually a party that you can negotiate with.

During the pandemic, this agreement has been broken, which has created a feeling of being cheated out of an agreement (despite the caveats above). It’ll be interesting to see if people will be excited to return to normal once this is over, or if people will re-evaluate whether they’re getting a good deal.
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The point is that "nothing to hide" should be the default assumption. Breaking enctyption turns this around and makes people guilty by default.
I totally agree with all you said. But as there's different styles and approaches to development, I can say I've mostly worked (and still) on teams where rarely anything we touch works without reflection. Concretely: if you work for a company that has committed and hired to be building Spring (Boot) applications, GraalVM seems like a complete non-starter.

To the point of: if you want to deploy serverless applications and GraalVM requires you to write Java code that is so fundamentally different than what you have been doing for so long, why would you even stay with Java, you already lost much of the benefit of it being supposedly "the same language", and you may then just as well write your serverless application in Javascript or Python. Instead of using a far from mainstream solution like GraalVM.

I'm even wondering how obvious or subtle the bugs would be if I ever accidentally did something reflective in GraalVM.

I found this video very validating for thoughts I already had about how optimizing Java for use in AWS Lambda is not how I want to be programming Java: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ddg1u5HLwg8 What he lays out in this video makes me think back to doing my own memory management in C++. There's surely a place for that: high-level application development just ain't that place, in my mind.
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That is correct. We have FPGAs, qemu, and formal models (that can boot an OS) of CHERI-RISC-V and CHERI-MIPS. Most software development uses qemu as it is faster than the FPGAs at around 100MHz.

Having something in the GHz range will give us a chance to try things we are currently struggling with, e.g. fuzzing is painfully slow.
Just de-follow all your Friends and use it as a Rolodex for messaging. No unpleasantness yet still provides social-graph value.
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Yes, and that's what led to most of them being sold pretty quickly as costs piled up. Internet Brands and VerticalScope were 2 of the major companies that bought out and consolidated a lot of them.

They're still around but the space has changed a lot and the forum software is outdated too. It's much cheaper to run servers now but most people have moved on to social or chat groups.
The DC offset does not manifest when the waveform is translated into sound, which is an actual propagating wave, the appropriate analogy to light.
Seems like another leftist movement...
> The problem is that a lot of crufty old systems evolved to deal with a crazy number of edge cases that no longer exist.

Totally true! But it's usually a lot easier to factor those cases out than to rebuild the entire thing from zero.

> It's important to be able to tell the difference between something which is complicated because it's dealing with a complicated problem and something which is complicated because it's hot garbage.

My rule-of-thumb here is "If you have to force people to use it over alternatives, you can safely throw it out. And possibly not even bother replacing it."

> So if you want to solve homelessness, all you have to do is solve mental health, unemployment, drug policy and zoning. And then six other problems that caused six other people to be homeless.

If you want to solve all homelessness, sure.

But there is something to be said for helping fix real problems, for real people, now. To make the world that tiny bit better. And in doing so, you gain a more nuanced view of the problem you are solving, which makes you better at proposing and evaluating proposed solutions.

I think too many people end up in this weird place where you have to solve either all of the problem, or none of the problem -- evolutionary change just doesn't seem to be on the table.
Does "anywhere in the world" include countries where Stripe isn't available?

I've toyed around with the idea of creating a Substack, but I can't get paid over Stripe.
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Perhaps newspapers should stop running opinions and editorials altogether, or move them to an entirely different brand.
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Why can't you do that on Canvas or WebGL today? Honest question. CreateJS is basically all of the tools that were available in Flash, including Tweening, Sounds, preloading assets, and a library for manipulating the canvas. You can even use Adobe Animate and export directly to CreateJS.

What are we missing from the Flash days? The GUI? Is the GUI the main thing that devs are missing to provide these experiences in HTML5? Because the tech is definitely there.

See: https://www.createjs.com/
And an example indie game built in CreateJS: https://donnyfromgordoncity.itch.io/gordon-city
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People taking such myths seriously is the crux of the problem. After all, if you were born low because of your alleged past sins, why should you not suffer in this current life?
I find it much easier to argue from the moral perspective.

It's my right to hide whatever I want, regardless of whether somebody else considers it "something to hide" or not; just as it's your right to buy a 3m tall chocolate statue of yourself, regardless of whether I think it's something you need.

The question is not "is it really necessary?" but "who the #£$! gave you the right to decide whether I consider it to be necessary for myself?"

Then again, here in (east) Germany, somebody argues "I have nothnig to hide", you just tell them "Neither did people 40 years ago" and the conversation is pretty much over.
So what does any fallacy tell me then? Especially the fallacy fallacy? If it does invalidate the invalidation of fallacies it is in itself untrue...bz...recursion error..bz stack overflow
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/01/world/hong-kong-security-... The last part is reading in conjunction with this made me feel ... is web site more safe at least easier to be preserved than social media? I do not doubt whether one program can deep delete social media messages, at least one can ship one's web site as an archive and it is still readable. Priatebay like but for individual ... so easy to silence in social media compared with well Space Jam.
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Yeah but also not so small that it dies off from non-use. Tricky balance to keep there.
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As a DDG user I don't feel like I'm sacrificing anything. Two sets of results are better than one (I can see Google results by adding !g, which I do less than once per day on average) and, ironically, DDG bangs are the easiest way to use even Google services like Translate and Scholar.
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This critique seems to rely on an undefined definition of the terms "misconfiguration" and "bug."

Reply-to is a bug. But it might be a configuration fix, as opposed to code fix. But without knowing how it is implemented we cannot say.

And maybe more importantly the boundary between misconfiguration bugs and code bugs is irrelevant from an outsider's perspective.

How reply-to is implemented is irreverent, the result is identical.
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I roundly disagree with your logic if not with its conclusion. Your comment makes the (same) mistake of conflating three entirely separate concepts:

- reference/value _data types_
- call by reference/value/value result/etc _evaluation strategies_
- (im)mutability

JavaScript has both reference types and (what are treated in the abstract if not in implementation as) value types. It also implements (solely) a call by value evaluation strategy, which is orthogonal to the previous statement.
It depends how you break up the stats. The total number of officers feloniously killed is a little higher than the number of accidental deaths for recent years, but motor vehicle crashes is typically the largest single category. https://ucr.fbi.gov/leoka/2019/home
Interesting.

Are drones/uavs having any impact on crop dusting?
> Don't these kinds of frankenstein mashups of different malware components of various quality occur pretty often

Yes.

> Or are all the components previously unseen?

Not really.

From TFA:

"My current gut feeling about all of this is that someone basically was designing a piece of Mac malware that would give them the ability to completely remotely control an infected system. And then they also added some ransomware capability as a way to make extra money."

That basically described how ransomware was born, god knows how long ago.

IMO the better question is why the hell attackers targeting macOS haven't been doing this until now (if we take their word for it).

> is there some reason the interviewees and reporter imply this is a mystery?

I suspect the reason is boring: they want to grab eyeballs.
Sadly, not anymore - used to be the case quite a while ago, but not today anymore as the ads come from the same domains the videos are streamed from.

Those simpler popover-ads which can be closed clicking an X in the upper right corner still are blocked tho...

Spilling my secret tho (and YouTube execs hate me for it!): i block YouTube in my mind and only rarely go to it if i really need to watch a video (which, for me, is rarer than i ever thought it'd be).
Just from a technical point of view can these sort of encryption back doors ever actually work, I can’t think of a scheme where it does.

I mean people should have a right to know who has had access to this information and why, right? Surely the constitution says something about illegal searches?
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How does the caste system affect Bollywood?
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It's complicated and a quickly moving target. I use pi-hole plus local browser blocking like uBlock origin.
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Exactly. Add a little bit of jaxws, jpa, javafx stuff and it won't work.

Still today, jlink for the above modules won't work (not generating jmods, especially all those jakarta.xxx stuff) with original tool, imagine with GraalVM.
There's a lot that goes into when and where you can show the final item price.

Assuming a simple product, you don't know where the user lives so you can't apply the correct taxes yet. In AUS this is easy because it's the same nationally. But in the US there are dozens of tax combinations that could be applied depending on the location.

Shipping obviously depends on where you live and what you're buying, and few places charge per item shipping these days so it doesn't even make sense to include shipping in a single item cost.

Then you have customer group discounts, some customers get different pricing when they are logged in, even item combinations in the cart can have different prices, you get the idea. It is usually not possible to calculate ahead of time.
The costs of running a forum of 100-1000 people (like many of the forums you might remember) are basically $5 a month and a bunch of time.
This is a very good idea if you know you will be on a platform that supports long-lived secrets like k8s or a provider like AWS. It means a db dump is way less dangerous in terms of password reuse, assuming the compromise was something like SQLi.
My question is: if you can code in C++, why should you write C++ on top of GraalVM instead of going native (and faster)?
I believe that platform works the best if you have a niche based newsletter. And that's what makes it best.
Whenever a generic class method returns an erased type and the caller tries to use it, javac has to insert a runtime check (cast) so the bytecode is typesafe. It also forces boxing of primitive types.
Made my day too! Wow.

I like how it loads instanly! :-) I remember staring at this thing for about 2 mins watching it load over dial up in a third world country on an laptop dad somehow smuggled into the country from dubai without paying import duties. Yeah.
Thing is, Discord is a chatroom, and chat and forums are fundamentally different. Realtime vs. slightly less constant. Forums produce less of a flood. More easily searchable, allowing quote replies (something Slack has Discord doesn't). Forums might be old-school, but I find them eminently more readable than commercialized chatrooms like Discord or Slack. And they allow for more powerful discussions than quasi-BBS like Reddit or Hacker News.
"Lasting Wisdom of the Ancients" is interesting to diff against the Tao Te Ching, because it clarifies how (what we would express as) relatively simple messages were heavily ornamented with stylistic flourishes in this genre.

Also compare "The highest realization of warfare lies in attacking the enemy’s plans; next is attacking their alliances; next their army; while the lowest is attacking their fortified cities" with the japanese {Ki, Waza, Ken} wo korosu.

For current US literary style, see https://www.jcs.mil/Portals/36/Documents/Doctrine/pubs/jp2_0...
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Edit: p9, footnote c for early (late Ming) steganography.

https://jmss.org/article/download/58139/43748/

But not as early as https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Histiaeus#Ionian_revolt_(499-4...
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Of course, from a physics perspective, lower speeds means less force in an accident. To take an extreme example, if we set a nationwide speed limit at 1 mph (1.6 km/h in kangaroo units) and enforce it completely, we might not have any traffic fatalities. What if at a 5 mph speed limit, one person dies in total across the entire country? Do you say that driving at 1 mph is safe and driving at 5 mph is putting lives at risk? Well, I guess statistically that is the case, but only if you ignore all of the other factors that went into the crash and attribute everything to speed.

For most accidents there is more than one factor that contributed to the accident. While speed is a measurable and oft-cited factor in a crash, it is not necessarily the reason that the crash occurred. Example: Someone drives 75 in a 70 zone, stops paying attention, and drives off the road into a wall. Speed and inattention could likely both be cited by forensic examiners as a factor, but the crash may have had the same outcome regardless of the speeding and entirely determined by the inattention.

And to the other opposite, there are plenty of scenarios where someone could follow the legal speed limit of a road while operating their car at an unsafe speed. Someone could drive 65 in a 70 zone on an icy road, or past stopped traffic, etc. While they are following the legal speed limit, they are operating at a speed that puts others at risk.

Basically, speed limits are an easy to understand approximation of what is usually a good idea for most drivers in most cars under reasonable conditions. Given that, sometimes they are too high and sometimes they are too low.

You might find this page interesting:

https://www.ite.org/technical-resources/topics/speed-managem...
"While I haven’t tested the beta myself, it appears it gets to run the whole time you’re on that SSID and it can implement whatever protocol it wants to talk to your proprietary server."

I'm currently in quarantine in a Singapore hotel and the government forced me to install a location tracking app on my phone.

For several reasons that I won't go into, I've come to think that they have issues where the app is being killed by iOS for a lot of people.

It sounds like this would solve that 'problem'.
Speaking of leaks, I never understood why people use DDG's bangs.

By using bangs you're sending your search history to DDG even when using search engines that aren't DDG.
Have you considered that the same is happening to everyone? It's just what people that want to be perceived as in power do. It is very normal in any other company outside of IT/engineering (I worked in a building materials company), regardless of gender. I've seen women do it to men, men do it to men, men and women do it to children, etc.

> men don't look at you

More often than not they don't want to be "seen checking you out" (either because of fear of your reaction, or because of their SO's reaction). And many male engineers are simply shy with women.
No one said the bot is getting good data. I assume it's trying to get the best possible outcome by adding to the cart, but I doubt it's getting the real final price for many merchants even by doing that.
As someone who used to work on embedded hardware day-in and day-out (though it's been close to a decade since I've worked in that sector), I can assure you that really is the case, if you consider a more long-term view.

Every time I look at one of the alternatives to the RPi, I just don't have confidence in the tools and community. I don't want to have to do what I used to do when I worked on embedded hardware for a living. It was fiddly and annoying (though it did have its truimphs), and mainly only tolerable because I was getting paid to do it.

I want a stable, working, well-supported, upstreamed platform that I can build on without too much fuss, and also feel confident that I can keep upgrading the OS and kernel to whatever is the latest, for the next 5-10 years, even if the company behind it disappears.

I play with this stuff in my spare time, and fighting with a chip vendor's nearly-always-shitty BSP is not what I consider a good use of my time. You (being someone who currently works on this stuff day-in and day-out) are in a very unique position that you can leverage to make it easy and productive for you to build on random hardware platforms, especially the ones that aren't even mainstream RPi competitors; most people posting here about this sort of thing are... not in that position.
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