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Except that you need to ultimately compute the backwards light cone of every possible event that is part of a causal chain. I.e. this caused that, so we have to compute why this caused that, and what caused those things. Sure, if an event is never observed, i.e. it never influences any event which a consciousness perceives, either directly or indirectly, then you can leave it out. Problem is, we keep coming up with new ways of observing phenomena. We keep doing particle experiments and building telescopes, so the load on the computation of the universe is getting pretty big!
From up stream in the comments, one was launched 31 years ago... so yeah, this stuff could stick around a while.
Those fragments will scatter in all directions. Some will go down, some will go up or in eccentric orbits, some wil go sideways, some will stay in the same or similar orbits. There will be A LOT of those fragments, all going at orbital speeds in various directions.
Just like your codebase is bound to have dependencies, so will your company. If he's not depending on Medium, he would be depending on Google for ranking, hosting company for hosting his blog, Mailchimp for sending out email marketing campaigns and so on. The difference is doing the work according your own decisions versus dealing with decisions made by other people higher up in the company according to some agendas that may not align with your needs.
> The smallest computer to simulate the universe would be have the size and energy requirement of the entire universe itself.

There's no reason to think those computers don't exist.
Interesting that this isn't more widely known. At the peak of his popularity Tolstoy was an international celebrity, not only for his novels (which are among the greatest works of literature of all time), but for his social teachings.

The article mentions that if anything outside of his novels is discussed, he is more often than not called a cult-inspirer. He was aware of this, and asked people not to follow "Toltoyism", but their own conscience. Nevertheless, people still started what they called Tolstoy Farms. Almost all of these farms quickly collapsed.

So people forgot about Tolstoy's social teachings, even while his novels remain timeless, and people inspired by him, like Gandhi and Martin Luther King, Jr., are still celebrated today. I think the problem was Tolstoy's social teachings removed the timeless aspects of Christ's teachings (what other people would call the religious/supernatural aspects), and like other rationalist movements, such as the French Revolution and eventually the Bolshevik Revolution, Tolstoy's social teachings gradually faded away (though thankfully his teachings were explicitly based on nonviolence).

What MLK and Gandhi did was take what Tolstoy saw as the best parts of Christianity, and recontextualize them in religion, MLK in Christianity and Gandhi in Hinduism. Gandhi was very familiar with many religious traditions, and remained a Hindu his whole life, approaching nonviolence, boycotts, and hunger strikes with a Hindu perspective. MLK regularly delivered sermons at churches, and one of his most remembered speeches, I've Been to the Mountaintop, was one such sermon. MLK's speeches, teachings and actions wholeheartedly embraced Christianity. I think religion will let MLK's and Gandhi's teachings endure, while today most people aren't even aware of the influence Tolstoy had on them.
This is what journalism is supposed to do. You're right, as an individual I don't have the time or resources to spend 100 hours researching 10 different theories (for 1000 hours). But, 10 different journalists can each spend 100 hours researching something and provide me with boil-down reporting which might take me all of 100 minutes to consume.

Journalism has completely failed and the majority of so-called journalists no longer do actual journalism (instead doing op-eds or opinion editorials). The problem with op-eds is there is no expectation of objectivity, they are filled with bias and quite often material omissions. In the U.S. specifically, the nightly news and newspapers used to be majority journalism and minority op-eds, say 80/20 or 90/10. That has completely flipped and journalism accounts for a very small minority of what passes as "news" (now majority op-eds). If you don't believe me, go read some newspapers from the late 19th century or early 20th century and compare the quality of reporting with what we have today.

The mainstream news outlets, and even many of the alternative ones, have abdicated their responsibility to inform the public. The natural and inevitable consequence of this are two-fold:

1) There is a generational gap, as is the case currently, where the level of propaganda and misinformation is off the charts with seemingly few voices pushing back against it.

2) There is an incredible vacuum which will eventually be filled entirely by citizen journalists and alternative media sources.
Hi Jay, it does sound exciting, yes :)

I do wonder if I'm destined for "games services" instead of games, given my background in web development and ML.

What do you think are some areas in gaming that are ripe for a good service offering?
> So I'll just have to enter my passcode whenever I'm wearing a mask now

If noone is around you, you can just pull down the mask for a second. At the moment, in my country (N/W Europe), I personally don't see the harm in this.
> Of course there’s a limit on anything “unlimited”, the world is finite.

So it's false advertising?
They mention Rainbow in the related work section of the third paper listed there, Kumar, A., Peng, X. B., & Levine, S. (2019). Reward-Conditioned Policies. arXiv:1912.13465 as part of this remark: "they are also known to be notoriously challenging to use effectively, due to sensitivity to hyper parameters, high sample complexity, and a range of important and delicate implementation choices that have a large effect on performance [5, 6, 12, 15, 23, 24, 46]."
Can't wait to be boiled alive on this stupid planet because we filled space with garbage.
You are too fast :-)

No, I do mean, i.e. and not e.g., because I think intelligence is equivalent to building a better model to make better predictions, including a better model of your own mind.
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Xiaomi also solved the alignment issue in a charmingly inelegant way. Detailed in the video below, it uses motors to align the charging pad to the device.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5NNO5Kb-PZo
The amount of energy argument is poor because it's based on the laws of physics and scale that we ourselves perceive. You have to think outside the box.

What if the simulating universe simply had 5 spatial dimensions? Simulating our 3d+time universe embedded in that universe would be trivial.
Putting your phone next to your Macbook and letting it being charged wirelessly would be an innovation. MagSafe on a phone does not make much sense as it would fly away anyways if you hit it hard. USB-C consistency would also be nice.
San Diego County (not city) also has more than three times the population of San Francisco, so all the more dilution of the homeless. But there's no way that you can tell me that the homeless problem is worse in San Diego than in San Francisco. My comment was to point out why this is so, despite the former's much nicer climate.
Installed from AUR with yay, but there is no difference in convenience, yay teams, select package, enter. I don't remember for Skype and zoom, but iirc teams uses the deb package from MS under the hood.
The point is that the necessary work to get it running has already been done by the community, so you can just install and use it.
Hi, one of the authors here.

The dish-o-tron series is intended to be a fun (ironic) deeplearning tutorial. The title for the first part "dish-o-tron – no more dirty dishes tanks to AI" is in a sense correct because the final goal is to prevent mysteriously appearing dirty dishes in the community kitchen sink.

However, we are fully aware that it also could promise too much at first glance. Hence, we thought it would be witty to have this kind of disclaimer. As always, humor is a matter of taste so sorry if you feel mislead.
Like the cold shower, I think the effect is best when its not affecting your body tperature too much. When my commute went from 20 to 45 minutes, insulation became necessary and the pleasant effect was not enhanced.
> there is no way to determine an actual wiring of a processor from the level of code

True, however in a multi-processor die software can use information about heat/voltage/p-/c-states to determine which core it's currently running on.

And before you ask - yes, this is used in practice for sophisticated workload distribution across cpu cores in fintech.
The simulator would just need to simulate your mind such that it believed that stuff existed. For example, if you looked in a telescope at a distant star the simulation wouldn't need to simulate the distant star and all the photons and wave length shifting and gravitational lensing and whatever, it would just need to draw a little picture for you.
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A more interesting conclusion could have been that engineers should use their power to walk away to instead organize together and demand better from their employers.
And as a totally blind person, I don't look at my phone anyway, so faceID has been a major downgrade.
Nine months into the rollout of 5G in South Korea
If there's a 'God Computer' that's running our universe, it's much more likely that all it's programmed for is Quantum Mechanics and Gravity, and everything else is purely emergent. I mean we know how everything in chemistry, biology, etc. definitely DOES simply 'emerge' with no 'programming'.

People just hear "Sim" and hey think of the "Sims" game. It's not like that. Our 'creator' (Sim programmer) likely didn't even know what any of the life forms would even look like on any specific habitable planet, nor how many planets would even form, etc. prior to 'running it'.

And it's even [dare I say] likely, that if we are in a simulated universe it may be the N-trillionth one, and the programmer just finally stumbled across the correct values for the fundamental Standard Model charges, masses, spins, that can result in a stable universe. We do know it's fine tuned, but we don't know if the tuning is purely Anthropic Principle or from many iterations.
Likely not because the head of Soviet space program was tortured so badly he couldn’t properly open his mouth till his death and wasn’t even Russian too.
Okay, but you’re not running the simulation time 1:1, are you? What would be the point?

So very rapidly your simulation develops people, who develop algorithms and computers for which there are no physically possible (in the real universe) optimizations, so you’re computing for them 1:1. And they develop simulations of their own. And then their simulations develop simulations. And you’ve got to pay the energy cost for all that because some things can’t be faked; or you kill the simulation when it learns to develop its own simulation. And then... what would be the point?

There are some problems with “Okay, but then you just make things simpler,” where this would allow simulations to determine they were simulations. I don’t recall the details off the top of my head. (Its late and I’m typing this right before bed.)

So maybe there is infinite energy in the real world. Then why wouldn’t our universe look the same?

There are certainly kinds of simulations that are possible, but the most commonly discussed one is the ancestor simulation. And it just doesn’t physically work while also sticking to the point of running an ancestor simulation.
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Yes - I was thinking of internal code, not an external service. But yeah, knowledge of what would or would not be covered by AGPL seems crucial here.
In general it comes down to marketing budget, networking, and luck. Both start up, self found, or otherwise.

That or having a good idea that isn't just marketing. No matter what organization your in there is internal marketing and external in terms of what we produce. I say that as sometimes despite what we advertise as ground breaking is just a web form plugged into a dockerfile.
"With Great Power, comes great responsibility" - Spiderman's uncle ?

Just because we have power as engineers, doesn't mean everyone is actually willing to go the extra distance to do their own thing etc. And I am as hardcore as you can get when it comes to controlling your own destiny. It comes at a significant cost and to be blunt, not everyone wants to do that. A lot of engineers are happy to have a good paying job that provides work-life balance, great benefits and most importantly: not worrying about the lives of a bunch of people (Read:employees).

I would not work a job, hopefully unless I literally cannot food on the table anymore. But I very well know that a lot of engineers who can be creators are happy to create things for others, work a job that they are satisfied with and call it a day. Nothing wrong with that at all if that's what floats your boat.
Personally, I think this will happen to Google. They seem to have lost their way.
It baffles me that they offer the new iPad air in only 64GB and 256GB. It just seems really cynical.

It's either plenty, or very little. But no nice in between.
Home Theater uses the full size HomePod's to do 5.1/7.1/Dolby Atmos surround sound. It requires the spatial processing to allow for the surround sound experience.

The HomePod Mini can be used as a stereo pair, and connected to an Apple TV with no issues.
You'll basically end up at solipsism if you follow this reasoning. There are good arguments against solipsism, e.g. that people smarter than you exist, and you forget where things are, only to rediscover them, then remind yourself you forgot, and so on. You have to play increasingly tortured games to keep believing that nothing exists outside your mind.
And you only need to simulate a single brain to be simulating it's entire perceived universe
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Is there a reason why this is not accompanied by Hans Zimmer?
The sad part is the black-and-white thinking. In his blog post as well as in the comments here.

He has a point. In big cities the carsharing model is very meaningful. Or the park-instead-of-backyard. It is insane to try to own all this in a big city. It's never gonna work for _everybody_. At the same time the argument only stretches this long. You own a stove? A musical instrument? A toothbrush? Insane! You use them less than 5% of the time!!

For his blog post that's totally fine, he is trying to make a reasonable point and naturally pushes its boundaries. And look at his profile, that's basically his job. But in the comments here which just go 180 degrees against, it's less forgivable. Of course there are examples where this does not work, like those that I mention above. But they are ridiculous. His point is valid nevertheless. He makes you think, that's great. But many comments here don't do that. They just want to ramble.

And that's sad.
Basically exact same as CDK. I really prefer this style over CloudFormation and Terraform. I think Pulumi emerging as another player in the space legitimizes the approach.

CDK is moving quite fast and not all parts are out of the experimental phase, so there are breaking changes shipped often. I think in a couple of years it will stabilize and mature and become a very productive way of working with infrastructure.
What good is it to bombard a non-technical user with packet dumps and firewall settings that probably only break apps?
there is building "for people" and then there is building "FOR THE PEOPLE", you decide.
The HDD died already. I opened it, moved the stuck head with my fingers and shoved it back in. I have good backups, and as someone else said, if it was important, it would not run on a recycled laptop behind my desk.

That hard drive event showed me how disposable the machine itself has become thanks to docker.
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> No, just use address sanitizer

In fairness, the next sentence in the post is:

> Techniques like this can be a nice complement to external tools like Valgrind or AddressSanitizer.
Adding a fingerprint scanner doesn't affect every component in the phone. It doesn't affect the display, CPU, dimensions or anything with a long lead time. It affects the power button. Apple had well enough time to add it.
Since causality exists, it would have to run everything simultaneously even if it isn't being observed.
If that equivalence were true, there wouldn't be any irony to mention. Technical elements are replaceable parts, unless some abysmally bad decisions have been made. Hopefully you/your firm does not need Mailchimp's continuing permission to exist. Any of the many competing similar providers will do.

In contrast the company in question has the tagline, "Make more money on Medium". Their existence is predicated on an external indulgence, and those are foundations of sand.
I propose we put 1,000 of the best vulnerability researchers in a room with an unlimited budget and ask them to break us out of the VM to turn it into a practical question.
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No amount of verbal abuse is going to make a 15-year-old boy as strong as a 25-year-old man.
You can average out errors over thread by repeately sliding a long nut over your screw while using lapping compound. Each part of nut will contact only highest (in direction of travel) parts of thread and slightly cut them. You will need to cut off about the same length as nut from both ends of your screw. Nut will have to be made from two parts so that it can be slightly tightened on rod.
> Yahoo Groups has seen a steady decline in usage over the last several years.

Let's not forget yahoo brought this entirely on themselves by breaking standard email handling.

https://mailarchive.ietf.org/arch/msg/ietf/J-IsfA0Lb-6T_NeMD...

From that day forward all yahoo addresses became second class citizens on every email list and got either banned or had special rewrite rules applied only to them. And every mailing list hosted on yahoo groups had broken email headers. Despite the damage, they inexplicably held onto this change and got slowly filtered out of email relevance. That kickstarted the migration off yahoo email & groups.

If they hadn't done this, all the long-lived email lists would've kept happily chugging along.

Certainly goes into the Top 10 Dumb Decisions of Internet History.
Clearly you don’t have much experience of Apple’s out of warranty support.

Once your Product is out of warranty they have very little interest in helping you.
I rather enjoy seeing people furious that they cannot hold people accountable for some perceived sleights. Makes me happy, especially in these times, we should never give that up again. I don't see this as a problem, I see it as a feature.

There are cases where it can be bad, but I would have problems giving any examples. Wouldn't change the point anyway.
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Yahoo is now just a brand in search of a purpose.
> that would work with JS highlighting, but not server-generated?

Mainly that JS highlighting normally works with a theme variable which is much easier to change to get, e.g., a high-contrast theme than having to muck about with 10-20 different CSS styles.

Ignoring that option, working with a known set of CSS styles in the DOM is going to be easier than dealing with John Q Random's own particular set for highlighting (assuming they haven't used the same as a popular JS highlighter, of course!)

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No USB-C, no fast charging, no high-refresh rate display, same large notch, mediocre battery life, expensive 5G chip that is useless in India, higher prices this year compared to last year, no charger included. There isn't one good reason to buy the iPhone 12 in India this year!
I imagine it's similar to having your upper-torso tied to a pole and your lower-torso tied to a car, meanwhile the universe rapidly ages into an ever-shrinking sphere behind you. It sounds nightmarishly painful--physically and existentially
And the opening:

> As a field, artificial intelligence has always been on the border of respectability, and therefore on the border of crackpottery.

This was written in 1976.
The newest JVM GCs are of the Stop and Copy type AFAIK, Z GC and Shenandoah. Though I'd really like to see tcmalloc/jemalloc tied into this.
It’s like all of that indiehackers site’s businesses. I guess it’s the selling shovels in a goldrush strategy?
We already see that something is fishy here, and they should have other financing options as well.

15m/2k=$7500/year per person. In Norway. It's not enough even for salaries.
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Considering they have nearly opposite velocities, would any debris have enough velocity to stay in orbit after a collision?

I'd assume the majority would fall out of orbit while maybe a few smaller pieces stay up, but if anyone knows of similar past events or simulations for reference then I'd be interested in seeing them!