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> "I take it upon myself to receive the full backlash for the decision," Badowski wrote in the email. "I know this is in direct opposition to what we’ve said about crunch. It’s also in direct opposition to what I personally grew to believe a while back — that crunch should never be the answer. But we’ve extended all other possible means of navigating the situation"

I've appreciate the honesty here. Even if they are going back on their word, Badowski is still taking responsibility and I feel that's an important facet to consider. CD Projekt Red has taken a rare game development stance by basically saying "it'll be ready when it's ready". At some point business requirements become unavoidable and even in the face of those requirements they're trying to remain honest about the situation. That says a lot to me.

I'll be buying the game and fully support any delays or bugs that might come with the product.
Or even more simplified:

funced foo
funcsave foo

funced will either allow you to edit it inline, with a clever multiline system, or through your $EDITOR.

funcsave will record the file to the place you want once you're happy with the changes.

Which means you can funced as many times as you want on both new and old alike until you're happy with the function.
I didn't know about, seems very similar indeed! I will check it out in details, thanks a lot for sharing !
Azure Data Explorer extends functionality to support geospatial joins
A good start. It's fun until you realize Cortex M0 doesn't have a VTOR. Then again, remapping the vector table by hand isn't much work.
You say it like Facebook should be allowed to take data?
I saw a documentary a year ago and it looked like in one of the credit schemes people literally just "donated money" to increase their scores, so you can improve your score... but it also looked kind of like bribery with more steps (esp if there's charity vetting).
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As GP alluded to, there’s not really a proper ordering. If you’re talking ease-of-reasoning from a formal methods standpoint, linear types (or ordered types for that matter) are “superior” to affine types. By extension, when compiling to machine code for real-world computing architectures, linear types have advantages. They lend themselves to aggressive compiler optimization, instruction and data cache-friendly access patterns, and automatic parallelization and vectorization opportunities. All of those things boil down to proving equivalence, so the ability to mathematically reason about code has both testing and performance implications.

Affine types are less foreign to most developers. The safe fragment of Rust’s ownership model is an example of an affine type system...and that’s already a bit of a lift for folks new to the borrow checker. Affine types are harder to reason about than linear types, but still much easier to reason about than the Normal [1] (in the proper noun sense) types used in most PLs.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Substructural_type_system
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I had one almost happen in my town (in NJ). We had to counter rally to chase them out. There are fewer physical rallies because the ones they try to do are often successfully suppressed. Recall Boston in 2017. Unite the Right (not suppressed and resulted in a murder). etc.

If you go to certain left wing rallies, they WILL show up. I have seen real live nazis screaming at my friends at an anti-ICE rally.

The problem with these guys is they do have a narrative that is appealing to a certain set of people about nationalism and certain ethnic enemies that care creating the problems. The idea is to prevent their growth and flourishing because if you see them get very common, we are in deep trouble... though given the debate tonight with the president signaling "Stand Back. Stand By." to the Proud Boys, I sense a creeping darkness.
I quite value learning languages deeply. That isn't really possible when you're continually bridging multiple subtly incompatible python versions. Great for throwaway code, not for building anything of value.
The article is an example of malicious omission. The actual Rockefeller Institute data (https://rockinst.org/issue-areas/fiscal-analysis/balance-of-...) shows that it's not so much "blue states" but four very wealthy Northeast states (the Tri-State area plus Massachusetts) that account for the bulk of citizens paying more than they receive from the federal government. I can guarantee that this was exactly the same in 1920, when all four states (especially MA) were moderately to strongly Republican, because they were even wealthier compared to the rest of the country than today.

The 10 states at the bottom of the Rockefeller report's per capita list—that is, the states that benefit from the most federal spending per person compared to how much each person pays in federal taxes—are

Hillary-voting states: VA, NM, MD, HI, ME

Trump-voting states: KY, AK, AL, WV, MS

... which is exactly what I said, based on the State of New York report I cited.
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>> It's more of an appeal to emotion than a rational reason.

> But that is precisely the rational reason.

I'm not following your reasoning here. You list several logical reasons why digital privacy is important (it protects us from nefarious governments, it protects us from violent spouses, etc.). What does this have to do with an irrational embarrassment over pooping?
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If you look at the history of the US credit system, it used to be about other aspects of like (a bank employee factored in if you went to church, were an alcoholic, etc) and it resulted in low access to credit, especially to minorities. That it eventually became regulated and limited to the financial domain was actually a huge feature of the credit system in America that unlocked a lot of good things.

So from the US point of view, a "social credit system" seems backwards in a "been there, tried that" kind of thing.
Angellist might be a good place to start.
If Google says they're not going to share data, and then shares the data 'because it wasn't really a contract, cause you all didn't really consent', that's pretty ballsy.
You don't write a book to make money from the book. You write a book to make money from the aftermath.

My best friend has written a couple of NYT best sellers and a number of others that weren't best sellers. Even after his first best seller, his next advance was only around $100K. For about 6 months work (over a 1 year time period), that's not a great wage for many of the engineers here. But, he makes over $1 million/year on the aftermath (mostly speaking).
From https://gitlab.haskell.org/ghc/ghc/-/wikis/linear-types :

"The centrepiece of our design is to avoid code duplication. Crucially, the same types can be used in linear and non-linear contexts. For example, the linear-base library uses the same types as base. So libraries developed with linear-base will be compatible with libraries developed with base."
Android has 86% marketshare so it makes regulators nervous.
President Donald Trump Tells Hate Group Proud Boys to ‘Stand Back and Stand By’
Who's going to watch the "Poll Watchers?"
Are you sure you can share Wayland windows? To my knowledge screen sharing support for Electron apps is experimental or hasn't landed yet.

Xwayland windows (most games and Discord itself would fall into this category) can be shared.
You write of a seemingly rogue CA treating its citizens as toddlers but remember that Prop 65 was a ballot initiative which passed with 63% of the popular vote.
You're right, I was curious about capturing the fusion products in some way and still being able to extract useful energy.

I looked up the effects of neutron radiation on materials[]. Sounds like a hell of an engineering challenge to come up with a robust way of getting that energy out!

Radiation damage to materials occurs as a result of the interaction of a [neutron] with a lattice atom in the material. The collision causes a massive transfer of kinetic energy to the lattice atom, which is displaced from its lattice site, becoming what is known as the primary knock-on atom (PKA). [...] The magnitude of the damage is such that a single 1 MeV neutron creating a PKA in an iron lattice produces approximately 1,100 Frenkel pairs.

[] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neutron_radiation
If they are still the best option, why should their engineers be ashamed? Should all other engineers be even more ashamed?
Are you suggesting that vscode is "not professional"?
When these are rolled out it will require hiring more paramedics
They should be ashamed because they keep shipping broken products that are worse than their predecessors.
yes, i think that's pretty obvious.

For taking on the risk of an unsecured lender, they get a very high interest rate - ~20% a month! That's almost illegal!
If it’s important to be worth the $, get an eGPU
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Have you ever checked out uMatrix? It's a chrome plugin that lets you control which javascript can run on a page (and allow some by default across the web based on where it's loaded from).
I think I hit the same point as you touch on, in that I identified voicemeeter as the likely solution but due to a rather intimidating number of options I couldn't quite summon the mental clarity to piece together the correct setup to achieve it. Like, I knew conceptually what I was trying to wire together but couldn't quite map it out. With breather's sibling comment, I suspect I'll be able to tease it out now.
If someone signs up, are they not interested?

But entering a junk email suggests an email address is required for other content.

Do you confirm addresses on sign-up?
food nutritional quality i can afford the 1$ greaseslab but not the carrots

with shelter think about having to live farther from the business district spending more money on a longer bus to get to work.

cars i buy a junker cause that's all i can afford it breaks, i spend more money to fix it all because i couldn't afford the extra 1000 to buy a slightly more reliable car.

....
Not every nation on earth underpays their public sector workers.
You can always pin to an older version for both your runtime and your libs. That seems, naively, like it would produce exactly what you're looking for. Perhaps I'm mistaken.

Though this will tend to come at the cost of making upgrades and patches into significantly more work, as they will be larger and you less used to doing so. As the user said, "a stress-filled circus usually followed by outages & bugs".

What kind of stable environment to work in do you imagine?
Fish 3.1.0 was February 2020, however, and includes quite a few features over Fish 3.0.0, like no longer needing `env` to set one-off variables.
My first interview I got through HN, they asked me what my HN username was. They ended up saying “you have more karma than me” and that was it.
XBox One X...
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Demystifying ARM Templates: GitHub Actions with ARM Templates
Great video! Answered a question I didn't even know I had, about the detergent and softner dispensers in my washing machine.

For anyone else clicking the link, watch it from the beginning for that bit.
> is Rust the motivating factor behind linear types cropping up lately?

Philip Wadler wrote "Linear Types Can Change the World!" while he was working on Haskell back in 1990. I vaguely remember there were some mentions of possibly adding it a year or two before Rust was publicly announced, but it seemed like it was going to be far off at the time. I wouldn't be surprised if Rust contributed to a lot of the interest in it - Simon Peyton Jones did specifically say that he had "Rust Envy" for shipping something similar to linear types in one of his talks.

Linear Types can Change the World!:
http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/summary?doi=10.1.1.31.5...
I mean you can point at all the examples of police overreach, injustice and brutality throughout history, but it was the one video that kicked it off. But you've kind of ceeded the original point, none of what you mentioned, and most of the examples cited in that link, are not specifically racial issues, even though they disproportionately affect black people. So "All lives matter" is a reasonable position to hold when presented with the issue of police brutality, that way you end up focusing on the brutality itself rather than the race of the victim. So tarring it as racist by including it in the definition of "white supremacy" in the way the picture does is rhetorically dishonest.

Which finally ties us back to my orignial claim, which is that "white supremacy" is on the rise, and thats because people who care more about themselves or non-racial issues than racial issues have been reclassified as "white supremacists".
What are you all taking about?

Come on, think. Society doesn't seem very "cool" at all the last ten years. Color revolutions in Latin America and MEA. HK. US v China. ISIS, Bataclan, Charlie Hebdo. Twitter Mobs, Me too, Times up, incels. Antifu, Proud Boys. Snowden, Assange, Alex Jones, Qanon, Disclosure.

I'd say that Big brother's technical panopticon has increased "heat" in society. Either that, or it's had no effect, or if it has cooled things down, thank you to the eternal watchers for keeping all the crazies in check.

I think everybody just needs to adjust to this new normal, and be okay with there not really being any privacy. Privacy anyway is probably an industrial revolution invention, because village life was way less private with gossip and smallness.

If you think "privacy" is your natural state, you're wrong and I'm not sorry. If anything privacy is an "invention" of tech companies to sell you it, while selling the watchers not-it. Or a sort of a sci-fi mass delusion born of the isolating power of tech and the frontier thrill of having your own megaphone to the world. All the little nasties out there in userland plotting, ever plotting on the next dangerous idea they will unleash gloriously on the world. How did that ever seem like a good idea? In a village you would be a trouble maker, and rightly condemned to the stocks for quarrelling, upsetting the serenity and maybe witchcraft. You never had privacy, and thinking you did, as if it was some sort of "shield" to mean now you can stir the pot and speak without filters, everything be damned, with impunity, what the hell kind of good idea was that ever going to be?

All these idiots, thinking privacy affords them freedom from consideration. No. The tech revolution, simply means you have stepped into a world with greater responsibility, because you can have far reaching effects. So instead of being babies, and demanding a return to zero consequence actions, start getting woke to the ripples your events have in the world, and act with consideration, now for the whole world.

That's the blessing. A great power and connectedness and all you privacy morons want to squander it on speaking whatever you like, consequences imagined away by a fantasy of a pre-surveillance utopia that never existed, and even if it did.... You don't get to be free of your karma for what you've done.

Don't be like the village crazy. You speak now to the world. Privacy doesn't absolve you of any responsibility, and surveyed or not, you should consider your actions online. Not just from the demented "privacy-conscious" perspective of self preservation, but from the global perspective of other people because you live in a connected world. Don't blame people listening. Blame your tongue. And fix it. Speak consciously.
Perhaps the NSA is acting like a digital immune system by provoking an immune response in our tech giants.
> alcohol only seemed good for you because we mis-categorized sick quitters as tee-totalers

Is this actually true, or just speculation?
Care to elaborate? AFAIK C/C++ emerged as the alternative to Pascal way back when. No sense moving backwards--it's clear Rust is on track to displace several common uses for C/C++.
Same story from The Verge: https://www.theverge.com/2020/9/29/21494499/cyberpunk-2077-d... .
The Army’s futuristic test of its battlefield AI in the desert
Understanding the directory structure created by Azure DevOps tasks
Nope just

cat /dev/random | head -c 9 | base64

cat /dev/random | head -c 9 | base64

for username and password. Shove into password manager.

I rotate the usernames because you are constantly leaking information, whether it's interests you express, patterns of speech etc.
additional context / TL;DR:

> A quick (and unsettling) threat how AI is already shaping the future of ground & drone based combat. A few days back the US Army fully tested its "Project Convergence 2020", an AI enabled quasi automatic from sensor to shooter toolchain with an engagement time of just seconds /1

-- https://nitter.net/CyberPeace1/status/1310840909110575105#m
it is going to be rough around the edges. Platform pain is already there, react native is a solution to a similar problem. It is no means perfect, you cannot avoid knowing the underlying platform kinks and library limitations

Abstractions are not excuse for the underlying payment grab both the vendors are forcing on the devs. Just saying such problems and abstractions are not new and indie devs will get some relief with an abstraction
This article is content marketing for a VPN service, not so much interesting content as much as demand generation for their product.
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I know people who do use them over a computer
I see. Thank you for your prompt comment. Just one clarification ... When you are saying "getting the basics down on something like Duolingo/Rosetta Stone", do you mean that "basics" here includes all levels (as far as I know, solid courses like Rosetta Stone or Fluenz - as opposed to Duolingo and similar apps - have multiple levels, where higher levels are pretty advanced) or you are talking about first 1-2 levels?
Is it possible to validate what I am running in browser is an unaltered version of what is there in Github?

Otherwise, I will have to trust the package author to not be malicious.

Another option might be to personally package and sideload the extension which I don't know how.
Can you provide an example of a public sector job/country that pays their employees well while also not being extremely corrupt?
I had a similar idea to teach physics, well mostly scientific thinking and process by using a physics game engine for our world or some esoteric one and then asking them to perform some actions by creating theories of how the system behaves. Moving from a qualitative analysis of the system to building concrete quantitative theories and then in later stages having their simple theories fail as we deal with more complex interactions with the system and having them adapt their models of this world or rethink another.

Imagine how much their thought process would change if they intimately understood how scientific modelling works.
I wonder about this with dishwashers. Mine, in the manual, recommends running the hot water in the sink to pre-heat the water in the pipes "for best results." How much worse would its energy & water efficiency ratings be if that were included?
I think you've taken my explanation the wrong way. You're not in the grey if you do something outside of the agreement. You will definitely get hurt if you do that.

But just because Google says they can do something... Doesn't mean that they can.
This is why I will never ever again have another Bosch dishwasher. I don’t care what Consumer Reports says about it being the quietest dishwasher and therefore the best, it doesn’t fucking get the dishes clean and then properly dry.

Never ever again.
i remember a study about how aeration introduced more room for bacteria growth; and subsequently a hospital had to revamp again to remove all the water saving faucets...

https://www.infectioncontroltoday.com/view/hospital-water-ta...
I am not sure how does your borrowing scheme work. You have to service the loan after you got it, and to do that you have to sell some of your capital holdings and pay taxes.
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Well Cloudflare is now publicly listed, and as far as I can tell, they are investing far more in growth, hence the loss. And their cash flow is pretty damn good with growing revenue. Not a problem in today's ultra low interest rate. As a matter of fact, it is the preferred model in today's economic climate.
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GDMix: A deep ranking personalization framework
"LAX to JFK" - at the top, after 3 ads, I see links to Expedia, Orbitz, Kayak, Travelocity and Skyscanner. Then comes the flights widget. Then Expedia direct link, another widget - this time a COVID alert for how many flights are still operating this route - quite useful and well placed. After that many more direct links.

I don't see anything wrong. It's a good response page. If they didn't provide the widget the page would be worse, I would have to dig through all the links and filter the noise to find information.

There's an assumption that people come to Google in order to find websites. No, they come for information. They can get information in many ways. People are not there just to provide sales to organically ranked sites.

In a few years voice interfaces will probably replace text for search. In a voice interface, you have to provide the answer directly in plain language, not a link to a website. What would the displaced websites do, sue for monopolistic practices again?
Really? Mail.app on Catalina here doesn't load anything when I go to forward a message. Maybe there's a different setting for that?
To be honest, those seem very specific. Some issues on your side (like remembering a password).

My experience, I have multiple macs in the house (7) with different hardware and OS versions and haven’t experienced none of these issues.

I use mail.app (multiple accounts including gmail, google apps, exchange, and others using smtp+imap), iWork, iCloud, and messages without issues. With the exception of iWork, the rest I use daily.

The only annoying thing is a delay on FaceTime which means that multiple devices might ring once more even though I already answered a call.
You already have The Little Canadian OS That not only Could, but DID!

Quantum Software Systems / QNX :-)
I've found that the problem with this most of the time is that we end up just speaking English because it's less frustrating (simply because most people are better at it because of exposure) than trying to use each other's tongue.
Animal Farm uses the farm metaphor for a reason.
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Why? You can just use mullvad directly with a wireguard or openvpn client. It's the same service mozilla packages for the us market....
They try to point you in the right direction but aren’t making assumptions that it’s right.

What happens if you loose data because of a wrong assumption?
I agree, but having said this: please consider subscribing to LWN. It’s one of the few places with high quality articles like these, which is increasingly rare nowadays. Subscribing and supporting them directly helps the cause of keeping projects like these alive.
So skip a minor version here or there. Problem solved.
OBS is great, very intuitive to use and really lowers the barrier to entry for streaming.
most people I know know very little about complexity, and I'll be showing them this article, thanks for sharing!
It's a public company with about 80% gross profit margin and growing rapidly. It seems they're taking the best approach in reinvesting to scale as much as possible while they can.