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> Maybe I’m misunderstanding the US situation you’re comparing to, and people there just build flat, so even a few floors is already building up?

Yes, that's exactly the situation in most neighborhoods in the U.S. One or two story single-family homes with large setbacks on all sides.
From my experience, the FB brand will get you user entering the door. I agree that's an advantage.

But the FB brand does not get your app Product Market Fit.

Those people who entered the door because of the ads $ spent, leave and then don't come back.
Let’s say the company has four databases and 500 technical employees. That could get you to 2k personal development instances. Take your non-development instances and multiple for failover, blue-green deployments, multiple data centers. It doesn’t necessarily sound nice but it’s conceivable.
The primary interest of section 230 is to allow user submitted content for public exposition without a barrier and typically for an advertising based revenue stream. In this context the profit margins are incredibly tiny and thus utterly reliant upon high transaction frequency. The larger the website the more reliant they are on this protect, because there is more revenue in jeopardy and the cost of moderation scales disproportionately to the profit margin.

The immediate consequence of revoking 230 is hindering anonymous user contributions to websites for public exhibition. The liability associated with such can be substantially marginalized by any number of practices that cripple a public facing ad based revenue model.
And just how do you think the school ratings are calculated? Graduation rates. Job acceptance rate into industry. Oh, wait, that sounds like a self-reinforcing cycle.
Structural racism runs deep.
One of the founders, Chris Malachowsky, is an alum:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Malachowsky
The FLOPs quoted by national lab supercomputers are usually measured double-precision FLOPs from HPL (High-performance Linpack - at least on the Top500 reports).

IIUC, HPL can use double-precision tensor operations. It might also be able to use mixed-precision for some computations.

Are the performance numbers for this HPC system at University of Florida also from HPL ?
I keep hearing that, but Go is one of the languages I'm least productive in, and I know I'm not alone in that.

You can pick it up in a week, sure. That's not the same as productivity.
>I think it's pretty clear what kind of person you are.

This sentiment is a pretty on-the-nose example of the societal problem we're discussing.
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Your comments through out this thread make a lot of sense. Thanks for outlining them.

Curious, when did you start thinking about your life in terms of mission (s) and what was the trigger for it?
Curious, what was the reason for going with custom board instead of COTS boards?

Is board to board connection with high speed connectors feasible? This was what I heard from verification folks.
Anything by Tom DeMarco, particularly "Slack" and "Peopleware". They changed my views on how to set people up for success in the workplace and how to manage my own time
What I find amusing is that y'all are assuming all employers on this site are conservative owned and as such, they don't want to hire liberal employees.
But I don't think that's the case. I think what they want is to hire people of any political persuasion who want to work. You can be an activist on your own time.
We honestly don't seem to have people who understand how working for an income works.
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This is huge. I’ve been looking for a way to easily use a spreadsheet interface for data intensive applications, and was starting to look at making API calls from the Google Sheets API. This would be much better.

What is the timing for adding formulas / calculations?
But the datacenter is hugely vulnerable. AMD is cheaper and Amazons ARM may be cheaper as well and more importantly validates that cheaper matters. To end customers these offerings are a click away. And while the volumes will take time due to inertia and verification work the pricing happens at the margin. And it seems that margins of processors are already being impacted. Investors are understandably worried as there is nothing on the roadmap stopping further erosion in the one market making the bulk of profits,
> would it seem fair to characterize you as complicit in covering up for felony crimes?

The way this part was written in context was hard to parse for me - on first read it seemed that you were arguing that it would be fair to say that you were complicit. This reply shows that you intended this in a more hyperbolic way, or in such a way that you would mock-suggest that “surely this would not be fair,” which is obvious when I already know your meaning, but didn’t seem clear to me on first read.
What if you abandon your smartphone?
Why is that amusing? It's a rational suspicion that deserves consideration.
It's called diversity training and is already "preemptively " required at various fortune 500 companies. I've personally experienced it.
Even before it showed up in the mainstream Bitcoin was famous for its scams.
Based on my experience with their invented proprietary "language" based on Java (with a busted barely-working toolchain) I'm not confident that a lot of thought has gone into doing things sustainably. It has the feeling of being held together with tape and bubblegum wrappers; that the native device and SDKs are a burden to be overcome rather than an empowering interface. I wasn't surprised that they went down during Jim Walmsley's solo Hardrock 100 FKT. I am shocked (but not exactly surprised) that they are still down 24 hours later. I loved the idea of ConnectIQ, and really really wanted them to succeed, but the crippled $500 watch on my wrist will almost certainly be replaced by another brand when its time comes.
I already have lots of custom CSS for HN though :D
I loved my commute, it was a 30mins cycling through the countryside. Now I haven't used my bike in months. :( Remote working hasn't been good for me.
Sure if that's your false choice then yes it's better to flare. But it's even better if they were forced to capture that gas and sell it as opposed to flaring it.
It is an artefact of how we scan things visually. Most of us read top-to-bottom/left-to-right and habitually look at pictures with that bias, so when the brain fills in the missing height detail for a 2D display using the light/shadow indicators it defaults to assuming the light source is in the top left. The affect designed for us doesn't work as well for those whose primary written forms follow a right-to-left structure. Obviously, as you mention, the light source being assumed to be high comes from a much older source as our main natural lights are up high.
See https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smith_v._California which was the law in place before section 230 and inspired section 230 for online content submissions.

My last point is that the producer of physical goods does not need a legal shield, because they separate distribution from availability. A web server cannot separate distribution from availability and thus would retain liability for content regardless of its reclassification.
So the author suggests I use a WHERE clause like "id > X LIMIT Y".

What if the table view that I am returning data for is not sorted by the primary key? What if it is sorted by a different column, or by a set of columns in priority order? What if there's no numeric key, but rather a GUID?
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Thanks for the detailed reply.

I agree, Wikipedia indeed does enough to attribute, but I'm still a little bit concerned about the specific "Attribution Requirements" listed on the File page (second block under #Licensing).

Basically it states, modified or not, you need to keep the source "below the map", which some Wikipedia article pages obviously don't.

What's your take about this "requirements" statement? Does it carry any weight, legally speaking?

(By "concerned" i'm not saying UN would have an issue with Wikimedia, just the technicality with such requirement).
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This is true in virtually every country with a system of warrants for evidence collection when investigating a crime. The problem here for many people is the underlying police violence that in part instigated these crimes against the police.
Can you bike to somewhere that you can work? I don't bike, but I often drive somewhere and work off my LTE connection. Got a little desk that mounts to my steering wheel and everything.
I think it’s pretty clear the person you are responding to is not suggesting AWS can magically break encryption, but rather that they “have access to your stuff” that is actually on AWS. There are plenty of AWS customers running data through, or storing data on, AWS that is sensitive in the form it is in on AWS. If you have an rdbms (database) actively running on AWS for example it is not e2e encrypted. If you are terminating a customer TLS connection on an ec2 hosted web server their web form upload is exposed to that machine. Etc etc.
The majority of Indian and Asian Americans you see in the US are self-selected to be the richest and most successful ones from their country. Those who don't come from rich families, those who didn't go to the top schools in their country, are much more likely to just stay home, instead of get sponsored by their families to go to the other side of the world to search out the best opportunities.
The up–down orientation unquestionably comes from the near-universality of light sources being above you. You'll notice that intense up-lighting is almost never found in the natural or artificial world.

(It's true that upwards-firing lights are often used in interior decoration, but these are almost always to illuminate walls and ceilings above us which then bounce light down to the contents of a room. Also, some techniques in photographic and studio lighting do use some up-firing lights, but these act as shadow fill, never as the primary light source—except when an unusual look is intended.)

To the extent that we expect a certain left–right orientation, this will almost certainly be predominantly a matter of consistency with prior graphical user interfaces. The near-universal standard of a top/left lighting metaphor goes at least as far back as the original Apple Lisa/Macintosh which cast its 1-bit, 1 pixel shadows to the bottom/right.

The fact that people of near-identical cultures can natively integrate either left-hand driving or right-hand driving suggests to me that there's no inherent reason why it needed to be one way or the other. Had the first interfaces begun with a top/right lighting metaphor, we'd probably be all as native to that as British people are with right-hand-drive vehicles.
Nobody said that there is a tax exemption for companies over N+ employees. The OP said that amazon doesn't have to pay taxes.

Can we please stop arguing like influencing is only true if it is done in the most direct way (similar to the quid pro quo debate). Obviously if big company lobbyists try to get tax law in their favour they are not pushing for "please write a law which exempts companies over N employees from taxes." They push for laws that sound innocent but only they will be able to take advantage of, just like it is at the moment. The outcome is still the same they pay less or zero taxes.
Alcoholics hanging around liquor stores is a universal.
It is still in dev but I think it is way more usable than the Xilinx tools I guess.

I am curious to know if you are using Qemu by any chance to prototype your hardware. I am doing some work on Qemu to make prototyping easier of a custom hardware and would love the pain points.
I just can't believe you're talking about Facebook like it's some restaurant franchise.

Never mind that your math doesn't even make sense. Even if only 1% of users retain after a year, 1% of 100m is 1m more than your 90% retention of 0 users.
The Rust community does have an uptight attitude, as if Rust's success or lack thereof is a matter of life and death. This can be seen in general with languages which haven't achieved wide-spread success yet.
Makes sense, but they also had pretty aggressive detection of when compatibility mode would be helpful, so solving for the bugs with that seems like it could've worked. But I always like a good major version skip, e.g. Winamp (no 4, because they combined 2 and 3 to make 5), PHP (no 6, because... reasons), and nobody so much as thinks about IPv5.
I think you can do all those with iPXE, works well over wan. As a bonus you can get your images over https and not insecure tftp.
Puerto Rico! If you are a US citizen you can just get up and move here. Lots of videos on YouTube to describe what it’s like and what it’s like to move here.
The answer is more boring than financial conspiracy. Rents are sticky and both evictions and finding new tenants are a pain in the ass. Especially for a commercial space, better to wait a while for the 10x tenant than to settle for the 8x one.
> Of course, there's a very conscious tradeoff being made here. In rust, "cargo build" allows arbitrary execution of code for any dependency (trivially via build.rs), while in go, "go build" is meant to be a safe operation with minimal extensibility, side effects, or slowdowns.

I've been working off and on on a language that tries to get the best of both worlds to some extent. The whole language is built around making sandboxing code natural and composable. Like Rust, it has a macro system, so lots of compile time logic is possible without adding complexity to the build system, but macros don't have access to anything but the AST you give them, so they are safe to execute. There's a built in embed keyword that works like Rust's include_bytes, which runs before macro expansion, which you can use to feed the contents external files to macros for processing. At some point I'll probably add a variant that lets you pass whole directory trees.
There is all this talk from those successful companies about security and what you should do with your keys and they open source hardware secret stores and brag about it and they fail at the most basic security operations.
There is a problem with Rust's "anything goes" approach though - it makes it really difficult to know the inputs to compilation. That makes build systems, IDEs, sccache etc. way less robust.
Great, I am look for stuff like this. Can you connect to oracle to make it easy to integrate with Solidity contract ?
To clarify, in my original post, not was supposed to be now, as in "I'm now envisioning"

Lots of typos for me today... :/
As long as humans make decisions, this won't be true, hence why even kings, presidents, and CEOs travel to meet people face to face.
AMDs software and HPC docs may be inferior. But especially in HPC, benchmarks and flops/€ are the deciding factor. You don't buy a bunch of processors from intel just because they also sell you a nice compiler (with a diminishing lead in performance) and tuning tools. Thats only a secondary or tertiary factor at best.

Sales, dunno.
Harry Reid’s comments (former senate majority leader) were very similar. He undoubtedly had classified briefings on the topic but can’t state them exactly, so he couches it as ‘beliefs’ and mentions materials in the possession of defense contractors for study.
> Whatever thing you are building at Facebook starts out with 10 hurricanes of wind behind it.

It's remarkable how often things still fail miserably despite hurricane-force winds behind them, as with Hobbi and Lasso.

Facebook got their ass royally kicked by Pinterest and TikTok.

July 2nd: "Facebook is shutting down TikTok clone Lasso and Pinterest rival Hobbi"

https://www.cnbc.com/2020/07/02/lasso-shut-down-facebook.htm...
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Me, I'm ready for a RISC-VI or RISC-W.

It would be quite a lot like RISC-V, except it would:

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- have popcount instructions in the core set

- represent bool `true` with ~0 in the ABI

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Yeah I agree with you. I had a muddled analogy and likely muddled line of reasoning
I suspect that specific issue is less to do with “cancel culture” and more to do with and more to do with polygamy and polyandry in recent years becoming,among other things, reality TV fodder and thus issues that are more in the public consciousness and about which people are more likely to have come to a somewhat firm opinion on.
That's exactly what's happening: diminishing others' achievements because they can move back with their parent.

It's not their fault that there's so much misery in the world, nor do they have an obligation to fix it.
Law enforcement wants to brand protesters as rioters because it helps law enforcement aims and goals, which is to end the protest and the riots. This should be obvious, as they have allowed looting and rioting in instances, as well as curtailing and meaningfully impeding constitutionally protected protest activity. When law enforcement is allowed to designate people or groups as rioters indiscriminately, and then brutalize them, then arrest them, it’s clear that your rights are being impinged. Doubly so if you’re a journalist, though I feel that double standard has outlived its usefulness; the subsequent protections ought to apply to everyone subject to US law, but that’s a different topic entirely. The fact of the matter is anyone posting on this site now has more power and reach than any “journalist” in 1776, and can do as much or more “journalism” on a Twitter account today than William Randolph Hearst could on a good day in 1898.[1][2]

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A leader of the Cuban rebels, Gen. Calixto García[3], gave Hearst a Cuban flag that had been riddled with bullets as a gift, in appreciation of Hearst's major role in Cuba's liberation.

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[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanish%E2%80%93American_War

[3] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calixto_Garc%C3%ADa
I don't think you have the necessary evidence to show that forcing your kid to read by the age of 2 is what allowed them to be excited about learning SEO today.

> The point is that your mission with your kids is to actually force generic life skills down your children's throats. It's not an option!!!

You're presenting a false dichotomy, where the only options are either forcing skills down your children's throats, or being completely hands off. There's a way to teach them good skills that doesn't include forcing them to hit arbitrary deadlines for reading and calculus, and making a 2 year old hate you in the process.

I'm glad this parenting style has worked for you, but it's not a generically applicable way to raise kids.
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> IIUC, HPL can use double-precision tensor operations.

Lets put it this way: As of the A100 GPU generation, the tensor cores are able to do double precision calculations too. By using the tensor core the peak FP64 flops double to 19.5 Tflops. And yes, the CUDA BLAS library (that the HPL benchmark uses) uses the tensor cores on the A100.

> It might also be able to use mixed-precision for some computations.

There is currently a lot of interest in mixed precision algorithms, but I'm not sure that the algorithm used for HPL is amenable to that approach, nor whether it's allowed per the benchmark rules.
They have generators to burn wellhead gas now. I’m a bit shocked this is still legal. Or maybe disappointed is the right word. This is the EPA we’re talking about.
I agree different levels of "skin in the game" mean different signal.

Simple link click is pretty lousy signal and I would ignore it.

I think email is okay. Phone number is probably better. Somebody putting their credit card is really good.

I didn't mention all of that for brevity. But you could device a point based grading system based on what signal you get.
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Even Tokyo works a lot more like this. It's a beautiful mess, but in addition it has some of the best public infrastructure.
I suspect the Puritans wound up in the new world because they were worried their children would grow up far too tolerant amongst the dutch.

(hypothesis: empires eventually wind up with two somewhat arbitrary factions squabbling over the imperial rents. Blues vs Greens, Guelphs vs Ghibellines, etc.)
Don't forget the huge benefit of lunch just being there.

I spend a lot more time dealing with food now (cooking, cleanup, groceries) than I spent on my commute. I could go to a restaurant, but if I don't want to eat the same thing every day, getting there and back and waiting for the food is going to take more time than my commute, especially if I do it for more than lunch.

Even purely from a time perspective, free-lunch-for-unpaid-commute is an EXCELLENT deal in my case. I can totally see that being different if your commute is longer than 30 minutes.
Can someone with exposure to US culture give me a non-gendered equivalent to "Karen"? I've been looking for one.