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It does say that it has to be in code, but then it goes on to talk about copying in an ssid at runtime and commenting on typing in an ssid even in the last sentence.

I was hoping to make it clear that it is not actually in code (ie swift or objectives), it is an entitlements file which is a block of unchangeable data created at dev time and signed by Apple before it goes on the App Store.
My condolences.

I believe OP was supporting the idea of realpolitik as the theory which explains diplomatic relations. Whether the outcomes of this theory are just is not under consideration. The OP understands that nations negotiate under these realpolitik principles.
I understand wanting to be charitable towards a good cause, but the current political shift represents an existential danger to our society. I've never cared when right-wing wackjobs hoarded guns. I didn't lose my mind after 9/11, thinking terrorists were going to strike us randomly and frequently. Even after a somber fews days after Trump's election, I could feel things getting back to normal.

The far-left radical progressive movement is different and has greater power and momentum than anything we've seen in the past two decades. Aside from destroying the reputations of a few truly bad people, we've seen them attack rational speech, deny biological realities, ingrain the perception of racism into innocuous encounters, unironically apply blatantly racist viewpoints towards white people, denounce any form of logic or reasoning as racism or sexism, and so much more.

Your tepid response tells me you're not aware of the scope of this movement. It co-opts the good will of normal people and redirects normal liberal and progressive tendencies into something truly destructive.

If you're tuned in to what's happening in universities, companies, workplaces; the pattern is hard to miss.

The movement works on forced compliance, humiliation, denouncing logic, attacking perceived racism with actual racism.

None of this is right and so many people and companies are going along with it. Most people are taking these movements at face value and want to do the right thing. Companies are pre-emptively capitulating to future demands because it's good for business.

If you express nuance you're instantly and overwhelming branded as a racist or sexist. There is no room for thought or reason in this movement unless it points to a narrative that white men are evil oppressors.

This isn't really about one man being murdered by a cop anymore, or even about racism in general. It's about a cult of victimization leveraging offense and outrage to oppress anyone who gains a modicum of public success in society, and the justifications by which they're acting defy the bounds of reality.

The movement represents a greater risk than racism or sexism, it destroys the individual, eliminates free speech and thought, and coerces normal, kind people to say and do things which go against our most basic intuitions.
Same experience here. Wanted to expand my business and posted a LinkedIn job ad. After a week I had spent 200€ and received a bunch of people outside of Stockholm, which I specified as the location. I also received a few job applications from school teachers, car salesmen and county clerks - for a senior dev position.
The SFO case is interesting, because it's not just "foreign crews don't like visual approaches". It's because the US is commonly using visual approaches kind of as a loophole to reduce separation. All major carriers require that crews use the ILS (or RNAV) as a backup to a visual approach if it's available. But by clearing for a visual approach the controller is no longer required to keep the planes on approach separated.

I know a few European airlines that encourage their crews not to accept visual approaches in the US and request an ILS approach instead, because it's safer.

Europe has solved the same "we need more planes per hour" problem by allowing a reduced 2.5nm separation when both planes are established in the localizer and are radar monitored by the controller.

As a pilot I prefer the European way, because it's more structured and has a few more safeguards. The US method puts the problem with the pilot, who has far worse means to judge separation than the controller
"Knowledge Equity."

To increase the availability of knowledge for speakers of less popular languages. Once encoded in Abstract form, it can be made available in every human language.

That is an improvement over the current situation where knowledge is concentrated in just a few of the most popular languages.
Gmail let's you add tags to your email like firstnamelastname+linkedin@gmail.com. This is really useful for such purposes.
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I did a quick look through every 747 layout listed at https://www.seatguru.com/charts/longhaul_economy.php

I don't see any 3-5-3s - everyone was a 3-4-3. If anyone was doing it, they've since retired the plane/layout.
> Maybe a problem with AsciiDoc is that its name is scary.

Exactly. For me the name "ASCII" feels like it is for older UNIX-era system experts.

The name might use to be fancy considering its initial version came out in 2002 (before markdown), but it became an unfortunate name.
Thanks!

I hope so too. I get the feeling he's a chill dude though. And technically it's a last name that many people have.
Anyone have a method/script to detect these via ps or similar?

In a previous job I had an alias to monitor for and kill Tanium, though now I don’t even know what I’m looking for.
Like the time they did Scientology and Isaac Hayes quit?
I’m starting to feel the structure and content of “abstract content” is going to be quite like Wikipedia pages in target languages zipped into single archive plus overheads...
Lancaster is awesome.

Despite it being y'know, the high desert, they're total fucking hillchucks out there (I say this as an Appalachian, and the poorer part of the poorness that is Appalachia at that...)

They shut down a sizeable portion of downtown for a weekend every year. Literally shut it down. For a fuckin Grand Prix.

Last year, they out of the blue ran into an acquaintance of mine who builds/races custom electric skateboards that can hit 60mph+ (our new speed trap record is 57mph uphill, dude is insane) and invited us out on a whim to race ~45mph on a winding 0.7mile track. Was cool, and the methed out crowd that is the high desert seemed to enjoy it, despite it being quite different from karting... Invited us out again this year and most likely will for the foreseeable future.

I never got wind of the price the organization had to pay to the insurance for adding a few dozen random people averaging 42mph on pieces of wood (and chromoly...) on a short track with several tight hairpins a week before the race (which is always finalized at least a year in advance...)
I was originally quite supportive of the choice made but it really has a smell after some reflection. He seems quite open on twitter in front of 50k followers about his real name.

His twitter bio:

Scott Alexander

@slatestarcodex

54.5K Followers

I have a place where I say complicated things about philosophy and science. That place is my blog. This is where I make terrible puns.

https://twitter.com/slatestarcodex
That's true, but most people don't realize the flag is a symbol of slavery, they just think it's a symbol of the South.

For example take a state flag from a rebel state (and assume the flag has not changed since the civil war). If someone flew that flag today, would you think they are implying state rebellion, or just pride in their state?

It's the same with the confederate flag, to most people it's just a flag that symbolizes a group of southern states. To northerners it means rebellion, specifically for slavery, but it doesn't mean that for everyone.
i hope not. Electron should just die...Its resource hog and its use should have never left MVP part of the project build!
卍 is often used here in Japan for figure in maps meaning temple. I hope western world doesn't kill irrelevant figure.

I generally don't like the thought of cultural appropriation (IMO Anyone should be able to wear kimono) but I feel that forbidding something outside western country by western people is a bad cultural appropriation.
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The article explains that the prices go up because the carriers rise prices so that the steaming services have to follow suit. What this doesn't explain is why the market accepts those prices.

Why is there such a demand for the carrier channels? Shouldn't youtube and twitch channels and other content providers increase supply to the point that people don't care about the content that they can get from the carriers?

Are those prices sustainable for the next generation or are carriers milking old customers who just have switched the medium but won't switch content?

On the other hand, with phones going for $1,000+, there is enough money available to be spent. What's the upper overall limit on money that is spent on streaming and entertainment? If people can afford to spend $200 per month on entertainment, it's not unreasonable for streaming services to go for a $100 share.
Its pointless to use animals in research, it makes no logical sense. Even if the research is successful after 10 years of animal cruelty ... you still have to test it on humans.
yeah, it seems we've ended up giving too much power to hate groups instead of reclaiming their symbols.
That burning wood is a really neat idea.
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Let's remember though the woman writing that article in particular is a lawyer and partner at a VC firm. I've seen Eric Weinstein talk about this stuff a lot, he's managing director at Thiel Capital.

We're not talking about factory workers being cancelled by the communist party for not spying on their neighbours, we're talking about a bunch of upper-class professionals being cast out of the intelligentsia, which annoys them a lot. As the saying goes, "the conflict is so fierce because the stakes are so low". But this is not the Soviet Union. Not even as a metaphor.

The entire cancel culture debate is in itself extremely limited to the kind of people who are overly online. Nobody who is flipping burgers or driving Uber is being cancelled, because they don't have an audience, or the time to waste and probably the good judgement to waste their time like we do
Did anyone ever deny that there were likely Russian spies all over? I don't think that justifies the ridiculousness of McCarthyism. I mean, what was their error rate?
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A good sdk means that it is both quick to implement and that it can integrate with the OS account feature (meaning users only have to authentify once for their apple account)
I plugged elsewhere here, but I put together https://bandhiking.isandrew.com/ because I had the same problem. It's basically a Bandcamp radio thing. (I've found a few dozen things over the last month or so using to it!)
Seems like Musk agrees but is going planetary.
far worse means to judge separation than the controller

Those cockpit windows don't seem like they provide the best view... Out of curiosity, do civilian aircraft have onboard radar? If so, what directions can it see (up/down/front/back/sides)?
Absolutely not. It's a discussion between me and my peers whom my employer predicts will react negatively if I stay on board.

It's my fellow human who wants me to lose my livelihood because I disagree.
I do find it interesting how you pay your own price(I don't know what to choose). Also RIP Her's, their albums are on there.
Compared to estimated 100.000 deaths in a single conventional incident (operation Meetinghouse, the bombing of Tokyo in March 1945), this didn't stand out particularly.
But that's what's happened, and the result is FAR worse.

Instead of everything being on one app, now it feels like you "need" about 9 different services.
All of Shopify is mission critical. The code that constitutes the Shopify monolith is mission critical for sure. The company won't function without it.

How do you define mission critical?
It's a problem of business model to me.

Streaming companies are starting to look like cable companies, because the "system" incentivizes exclusivity of content.

When netflix started, they didn't make their own content, but instead licensed it. They offered fast and reliable services, and the content was tangential.

But as soon as content producers (and other media companies including cable companies) saw how profitable netflix was, they either raised their content license fees, or withdrew it to add to their own streaming service for exclusivity.

Therefore, netflix needed to complete with exclusivity. This is starting to look like the cable days.

I would propose that all content producing companies have to license their content to anyone who is willing to pay, at the "same" price (per user? per year? etc? this is something yet to be decided). That is, a content producer cannot charge one entity one price, and another entity a different price, nor refuse to license it to another entity (in the same way that a store cannot charge one customer one price, while another customer gets a different price).
Until recently, streaming customers have had their subscription prices subsidized by subscriber growth.

This makes no logical or arithmetic sense. How does adding more watchers improve profitability if each viewer has the same associated costs? The code is written. You just need content. Either each viewer pays enough for the content that viewer sees, or they don't. If the content

Say what you will about the cable companies (and they really do suck) but their pricing was not entirely a result of monopolistic practices

The cable companies own a lot of the content companies though.
Sounds like a great opportunity to build a website for job seekers and companies with a more rational business model.
Didn’t forget, I just remember how Zuckerberg regarded Facebook users back in the day (and those were Harvard students).
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That's probably what the beings who are simulating us were thinking.
> all services carry mostly the same content but provide a different UX, you are out of luck.

and hence the return to channel bittorrent.
> I worked at a medium-sized tech company, and one employee sent an e-mail to another employee about how one of our product logos looked very similar to another logo in a similar product space. It was similar enough, and the products closely related enough, that this concern would have kicked off a re-branding effort or something like that... but since it was an e-mail, it sent off red flags all the way up to executive level. Triggered overseas flights, high-level meetings, legal involvement. Everyone working on the project immediately put on white gloves.

> Made me think that more often then not, it's just better off for management to "not know", or at least have what they call plausible deniability.

What, what? Can you clarify?

Here's my understanding:

* employee saw a problem and sent an email to notify others about it

* management reacted with "white gloves" ???

* therefore, management should have plausible deniability of problems

I'm not sure I agree with that conclusion but I'm also having trouble understanding how that conclusion was reached.

I don't think it's reasonable for management to have plausible deniability when red flags about products are raised by employees.
| Genomics is basically statistics.

As someone in a bioinfomatics Ph.D., yes, there is statistics in genomic, but if you don't understand the underlying biology, you're going to be chasing wild statstical gooses. And even then, we sorta all treat our discoveries as temporary, needing wet lab work to help validate our claims. There's just something you cannot simulate.
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Philippines still has the cash fees/bribes scam for all when you fly out of Clark. After you pay for the ticket, and checking you bag, you have various cash fees to pay as you get through security. Woe is you if you didn’t bring cash as you’ll be unable to board unless you pull cash out when there.
I've never met a single person in my life that did or even thought anything worth a damn that wrote off complicated shit in the sort of blasse way people like you do. X is basically Y, why so complicated? It's easy to say everything is easy and simple when you're aware that you won't be contributing shit and more likely will be an annoyance to someone who will.
If others are signing commits too, good luck changing history!
It is because in Middle East and Central Asia and the enormous cities like Merv or Balkh included farmlands - agriculture was done intramuros with irrigation, channels. That was to protect farmland from deserts and steppe outside. Merv for example kept 800 divers to mantain its extensive network of water channels.

The ideal of bucolic, rural life on a farm outside of hustle of a big city is part of Greek or Roman (and later European) culture. It wasn't a thing in literature of Middle East or Central Asia.

So the Roman or Greek intelectual will escape city in summer for his summer villa where he will still enjoy intelectual life with friends or through letters and write about pleasures of simple life. Intelectual in Middle East or North Africa will simply look down on nomads living extramuros as uncouth and illiterate.

Source: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/17847856-lost-enlightenm...
There is no line that can be tested. There is no common law or due process here. Tech platforms operate by fiat.

I take that back a bit, there is a line, but it is measured in money not principles.
Yup, true - from the end of section 2.3.4 jTOP SLE78: "The jTOP SLE78-powered ID cards were issued until the end of 2018. ID cards manufactured currently are powered by the chip platform supplied by IDEMIA (not covered in this work)."

Looks like the ID cards issued after 2018 are not covered, so I guess this really is "old news".
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They also state that most of the patients that died had pre-existing conditions, but no mention of if that would have prevented them from taking HCQ, leading to the majority of the "no HCQ" cases being people who were already more likely to die. If that were controlled for, we might see the same results we've seen in every other study, that taking HCQ actually led to increased mortality rates.
Trackermatte has “22 active listeners” on spotify. Looks like I need to branch out.
Wholeheartedly agree. I've been using Waking Up since November last year and have found it incredibly helpful even after years of practice with other mindfulness tools such as Calm or Headspace.
And when you drive the wrong way down the road it sings "worship satan ... worship satan"
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For the user, correct, since you just plop a widget into a page client side.
That is, a content producer cannot charge one entity one price, and another entity a different price, nor refuse to license it to another entity (in the same way that a store cannot charge one customer one price, while another customer gets a different price).

Compulsory licensing for mass-distributed media is a good idea. Ever since the Napster days I've wished the media market worked kind of like a spot electricity auction market, and any provider could bid on any show.
macOS has terrible resource management (probably a fault of the developers of various major apps). EDIT: Lmao, look at kernel_task, a mysterious phantasm that seems to be using 2gb at any moment. Look at other abstract, undocumented Apple processes that just exist, and you have no control over them. It's literally insane.

Electron has even worse resource management, since its built on top of Chromium, which doesn't even attempt to make any reasonable decisions about how much resources can be utilized. I find it truly remarkable that 5 years ago I could use an 8GB MBP with no issue, and now with a 16GB MBP I get daily warnings about running out of space, because of RubyMine (I get it), Discord, and Chrome.

Maybe instead of writing all these articles about how JavaScript is great and the new-wave, actually writing apps that can stay bounded to 250MB memory?
It's not about the professionals themselves, it's what this cancel culture run amok does to the climate of intellectual debate. We want powerful people to be meaningfully engaged with civil society, and they aren't going to do that if they expect that they'll be treated unfairly. If the meaningful alternative to being "cast out of the intelligentsia" is to start exerting arbitrary power yourself... well, we can guess the outcome and it isn't pretty.
Being ignorant didn't make you a prima donna tho, as above says.

Also, they have to have some clue about the domain, because the domain is their own problem and they're writing a solution for it. So I don't think we can really just someone as not having any clue about their own engineering challenges.... especially if they're working solutions to them....

Antirez said literally he didn't know about existing solutions when he went to write redis, and he and redis are awesome. nothing bad about that

but I get your point about bad solutions are bad but that's sort of a tautology, doesn't add much value, and who are we to judge someone else's solutions are bad we don't know everything about their use case.

Again... even if we can say that you choosing someone else's technology for your problem is not a good solution we just can't criticize the author because it's your responsibility what you choose. so I just don't think it's valid to criticize the author
Thank you for taking the time to reply to this. This was one of the most interesting replies I've read in a while here.
Yes, it is a totally plausible mistake. The fault was "only" ignoring it after it was reported.
This is why I think the quote "All models are wrong, but some are useful" is so meaningful. Lots of bright eyed comp sci majors come into statstical genomics and bioinfomatics PhD programs every year, and all learn the hard lesson that wet lab still exists for a reason.

Not understanding your underlying conceptual model (be it biology here, or maybe healthcare, or natural resource exploration) will lead a lot of poor assumptions, limiting the impact of all the hard work.