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IMO that's like saying why all those athletes waste their time warming up, instead of breaking world records.

It's ok to have fun.
> who can indeed do many things I cannot

No. This is exactly my point.

You can do it too, you just might need to organize your code this way to do it.
Very good point. The combination of technical excellence and easily available, open documentation for all system components is also what I find most compelling about that whole ecosystem, and I haven't seen it replicated since. Hopefully we'll see something like that in the not-too-far future, as newer open architectures become available.
United States dropped two nuclear bombs on Japan and most it's citizens don't/didn't feel bad about it. Why do you think a victorious German society would've cared that deeply about Jews who have been historically loathed?

It would've been publicized as a success, not something to hide away.
Cars don't suffer feature creep. We've optimised them - removed the horse, switched to steel construction, added electrical subsystem - but really there's been no major functional change in cars, ever.
That if the government is caught lying about how secure one part of the lock to the Armageddon button is, you have no reason to believe they aren't lying about the other part too. Particularly, if there's a strong incentive for the system to not be secure - which there is, namely, response time.
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AMP is the "invisible" hand of the market solving this - a private company taking up an initiative to make internet usable for people who aren't MacBook 5G toting Sillicon Valley hipsters.

It's also a perfect example why "invisible hand of market" can be an absolutely terrible and abusive way of trying to fix infrastructure for people who aren't privileged rich people.
Or maybe you’ve got so much strength it’s just “easier” - thought can be expensive...
Hosted at an IP that can be blocked, over a protocol (HTTP/3, QUIC) so complex and opaque that almost no F/OSS implementation exists, and takes away transparency over regular DNS resolution, that is.
>I have countless times gone to click a URL after 2 seconds of searching and had it suddenly move and end up on a different website.

task description: some times users click a url after 2 seconds because it is the one they want, unfortunately this causes a serious decrease in exposure to customer ads, therefore it would be beneficial if we detect a user moving too quickly to click something unprofitable for us if we move the links in such a way as to increase profitable actions and decrease overall negative retention rates.

on edit: that's right, I'm so paranoid I think that song is about me.
"Japan was put on trial for waging 'aggressive war' for monopolizing Asia, even while the Dutch, British, etc. had completely destroyed Asian economies only in the past century."

This is ridiculous - there is no comparison between 'The Dutch' and 'The Japanese' incursions into Asia.

The Dutch were traders, with some geopolitical leverage, money and a few ships.

The Japanese literally invaded and marauded most of E. Asia causing millions of casualties, literally destroying cities, taking sex-slaves on mass, i.e. 'Horrors of Mechanized 20th century' - on par with Nazis. Not some localized trade dispute with a pack of merchant marines firing on innocents, 'monopolizing trade of a few sectors'.
YouTube does this very thing. If you aren’t signed in (which I am not and never will), the whole page loads for enough time that you can press play only for the Sign In To YouTube Music account pop up to appear, which pauses and resets the video. When you click no thanks you have to press play again. Most websites get that you don’t want to create an account after clicking no but YouTube has gone full late 90’s dark patterns.
> Gather some evidence about whether you're good at helping people solve their problems.

I mean following 100%: that is not what managers do. That is feel good theory of ... something. But, it is not what managerial work entails. Managers also dont explain dumb questions all that much nor explain things over and over again.
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That study is absolutely not missing, and it says exactly what you'd expect it to[0]. It's even being tested as an active treatment[1]. In fact, that study was also done with Influenza[2] and other lung borne ailments as well. It pretty obviously works, has tremendous explanatory power in the observed patterns of disease, and the fact that no government has sanctioned its use or its mass production ... well, I guess modernity kind of sucks. Better to pimp useless expensive garbage pharma companies can turn a profit on.

[0]https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT04536298

[1] https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT04385940

[2] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4463890/#:~:tex....
A few bad apples
I recall an article a few months ago that discussed the Vitamin-D link in more depth, and a plausible mechanism was already suggested: vitamin D regulates the immune system response. People with low vitamin D levels are more likely to experience severe cytokine storms.

PDF from April 2020: https://www.medrxiv.org/content/medrxiv/early/2020/04/10/202...

The impact of Vit D in enhancing immune response (including flu and previous coronaviruses) has widely been studied and firmly established. Vit D can also suppress cytokine storm, which may substantially increase the chances of avoiding a severe case of COVID-19
the joke is that Putin has ordered the innocents to "remove it themselves" in a fire drill.

Compare 1 individual taking out digits one by one vs 20 individuals taking out 1 digit each.
That's a bit of a stretch. The web is hard to date, 1990 is often mentioned, but it had already spread quite a bit by 1994.

Of course there's a wikipedia article on this, which counts 10k+ web sites at the end of that year:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_websites_founded_befor...

For most applications you would dial up a remote system anyway so many used the web by way of plain terminal software. The Lynx web browser had existed for just over two years by then and it wasn't the first web client.
I think it is that they were forced to kill themselves. So 20 at once, rather than one at a time.
Interesting! On the same machine as you have, I find Figma to be OK in terms of performance (not as snappy as Sketch). The loading time kills me though. I also had to download the electron app because switching to a Figma tab noticeably locked up Chrome for a second or two.
It was such a big deal they had to make up a whole new word for it.
My main takeaway from the article is how easy it would be to destroy your competition with a few false complaints.
Not the least because the holocaust happened late in the war. I underdstand Hitler's original plan was to exile those populations [1], and the turn of ww2 forced him to come up with another plan. That is still ethnic cleansing but not of the same degree of horror.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Madagascar_Plan
yes,

And I can have running wsl2 session with RDR2 running.

as far as I can tell, enabling wsl2 (thus hyperV) did not slow down windows in any meaningful way I could find.
sure, Flask extension, thanks man.
OH HI INTERNET. Author here. I just woke up. I will eat breakfast, then fix the package (issue #58 I see you) and answer questions.

Edit: Is fixed.
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The article touches on the 'moderate left', which was seen as a bigger threat than the right ( were the Nazi's rightwing? I dare to question ).

However, since the fall of the USSR, the 'moderate left' in Western Europe seemingly have lost interest in the classic ideals, bowed to neo-liberalism and found alternative ideals.

So maybe he was not wrong after all.

edit: posted under wrong parent before. I deleted and reposted.
Judging by the emoji characters in commit messages, it's impressive that even infants can write code nowadays.
I'd like to add something:

We went to Iran for our holiday and we went to Persepolis and often enough it was mentioned that certain items (small and very big) are not here but you can see them in London or Paris ...

It is quite irritating to be honest traveling from Europe to Iran and realizing how much actually is at home.

Nonetheless, while i think this is not an easy topic, we europen were who traveled there and realized that this thing is actually worth digging out and saving. Before those stones got taken away slowly and steadily.
Obviously it does. E.g., banks standardizing on Java because it's the only thing they can hire for, not for any technical reasons.
Not going to pass up an opportunity to shill the business. :P
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I have never been overly afraid of death but after deep diving into meditation, math and philosophy, i have come to the conclusion that a form of "idealism" or consciousness-first is much more likely than a materialist universe. This makes a lot of "scientism"(not scientists) people very angry , but personally my best guess is that "spacetime" will be seen as an evolutionary adaptation, or much more of a morphable cultural construct that is no more real than any other human narrative received through narrow sensegates and molded by fitness filters.

This is not an escapism from death, because that prospect can be as absurd or as frightening as death itself. But i am personally leaning more to the side of "the seer keeps seeing" at the moment.

The dennet'esque "lets just explain consciousness away", western perspective and ultra reductionism has always seemed extremely silly and banal to me - there simply can be no dualism, and the arrogance and narrow mindedness is a huge blindspot. They got everything upside down, - great and useful in one context but useless in another.

My own journey started with a deep dive into mediation, then Dzogzhen meditation, lucid dreaming exploration (Dream Yoga), the realization that you can be aware even in deep sleep "like in death", very absurd, then i became intrigued at Gödels theorems (via Godel, Escher, Bach ), and lately i have found scientists like Donald D. Hoffman and Bernardo Kastrup much more sane than many of their contemporaries.

That Hoffman associates (as in disagrees very much but have debated) with charlatans like Chopra is a bit annoying but looking back i think the western divide between "spirit" and science is fundamentally wrong, most, and i really mean all most all the the biggest thinkers we canonize today were into the weird and ungraspable, it has just been scrubbed from the reductionist retrospective. Also Hoffman really is doing all of the math if you go look at it and ignore the pop cultural shredding machine and even though his radical ideas might be gimmicks as Julian Janes or Hofstadter i think they point to a coming revolution where everything is going to get extremely "weird" in both math and physics.

Real insight exists in the liminal, i think.

Everything is more cyclical, warpable, field like, emergent, tantra-timelike, archetypal, perspective dependent, interpolated constantly and upside down in any paradigmatic sense.
I thought EdgeHTML was just Trident with some legacy code ripped out.

Edit: admittedly, "just" is probably underselling it a bit, but it's still a far cry from a completely new engine.
Agreed. But I think we should go back to Gopher for content and the old wild west style Internet which wasn't consolidated into silos like now. It's cheap, efficient, understandable and obtuse enough not to be able to leverage people into silos for commercial purposes.
Yes, and in 1932 Walter Duranty of the NYT won a Pulitzer for his fine work denying and minimizing Soviet atrocities, an award the Pulitzer comittee declined to revoke as late as 2003.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walter_Duranty
Sorry, I think I was unclear!

This is a rule only for those in the trial. If I donate blood today, having had the vaccine, and the blood donation service checks my blood for antibodies and informs me that I had COVID-19 (or so they think!), then I will have been unblinded in the trial which isn't allowed.

This isn't the case for the general population. I'm also not allowed to take part in any other antibody tests that might accidentally unblind me in the trial.
If they had a law mandating an innocent person must be killed to obtain the codes, in true soviet style, Putin would just shoot a random person and then use the codes (that are always with him). Efficient and technically lawful.
Couple of years older, but his experience matches mine completely. Even that Personal Computing issue.
The article quote ~17K for N5, do you have an other price reference or was it just a typo?
>Should we give them equal time? Why not?

The standard I advocate for is for journalists to make an effort to present both sides. There will always be a level of editorializing and they will get it wrong from time to time, but at least they are committed to the principle and there is underlying respect for the audience to make up their own mind.

Not like what OP and you are advocating for - where you want the media to make decisions for you what you may or may no hear because god forbid the media 'platforms' someone that may actually change your mind.

So let me ask you because I am curious: What is your limiting principle? At what point do YOU stop delegating to some doofus anchor what you should and shouldn't be exposed to?
Right? It seems strange to call wisdom from a creature living in a simplified rule set. Throwing out imagined future necessarily throws out all of society and human knowledge.
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If you can try using Visual Studio Code, with their remote plugins. One of the remote plugins is for wsl2 and it works great.

That means that VSC installs language server inside the wsl2 environment, I use it at home for my rust/python development and can't tell the difference.
Like always it would be better to start with trying to define what the word consciousness even means BEFORE such speculation.
How would you run ESXi on a bare metal laptop with the ability to easily switch between multiple GUI guests?
Tap on the time of the comment to see it in isolation. From there you can favourite it instead of cluttering the thread.
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>Should we give them equal time? Why not?

The standard I advocate for is for journalists to make an effort to present both sides. There will always be a level of editorializing and they will get it wrong from time to time, but at least they are committed to the principle and there is underlying respect for the audience to make up their own mind.

Not like what you seem to advocating for - where you want the media to make the decisions for you to what you're exposed to .. because god forbid the media 'platforms' someone that may actually change your mind.

So let me ask you because I am curious: What is your limiting principle? At what point do YOU stop delegating to some doofus anchor what you should and shouldn't be exposed to?
Was this the same as MSN Messenger? Got a lot of nostalgia from the PowWow UI. In Europe we used MSN Messenger pretty exclusively in the late 90s, early 2000's while ICQ and AOL were more popular in the US.
Thats what I live by (apart from the last sentence, this somehow doesnt pan out)
A shadow DOM. A state manager ;). A protocol implementation which needs state. There are cases where the domain has state. Like said, typically, for request/response cases which is 90% of everything we program nowadays, this state is typically loaded from somewhere else. I am also not particular arguing for OOP here. It is just the absolutism which are an issue.
"Hitler is credited with having a rapidly increasing following among the workers disgruntled by the high cost of living". The situation of German workers doesn't seem too dissimilar to the economic unrest slowly mounting in the western world today.
It's not much different than the magic unicorn in the sky that makes fermions pop into existence out of thin air (our current understanding of fundamental physics postulates just that). Every ontology gets a free miracle, you can't reduce everything in terms of something else, either you'll never stop or you'll get into circular reasoning. You get to choose your ontological primitive. A "particle" or "consciousness" do not have different woo-factor. But by choosing consciousness as a primitive you can explain much more of what we observe in nature (and as a nice side effect, there might be positive existential implications with such a worldview).
I'm a bit confused why pine64 has decided the BL602 should be the target of deblobbing efforts. Surely the ESP32 would be a better, more popular and more available target?

(Some background: Most western designs of wireless MCU have a user-programmable core and another core handling Wi-Fi running a proprietary blob. Often the flash on the Wi-Fi side of these is inaccessible to the user core and thus deblobbing them would be hard. The ESP8266 and ESP32 are unusual in that the Wi-Fi "blob" is just a proprietary static library (.a file) linked in with your application, so it would be entirely feasible to deblob it. The BL602 seems to be trying to compete with ESP parts, follows a similar design, and thus can also be deblobbed, but is presumably much less available and much less documented.)
It is athough question, given that C++ is multi paradigm and recently changing a lot (last 10 years). There is:

* Classic C++ (before C++11)
* Modern C++ (after C++11)
* Object oriented C++
* Functional C++
* Metaprogramming (Template) C++
* I am sure there are more examples...

There is also whether you plan to use a specific library or not.

For example I have used Qt for a long time and never touched the STD (standard library) or STL (standard template library). Qt has its own Qt way of doing things.

You might need to be more specific as to which is the dommain that you want to apply C++.
One of the C++ project that have influence my programming the most recently, which is to move to a style that is something between C and C++, is Dear ImGUI: https://github.com/ocornut/imgui
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>Also, stop using Google Chrome if you wish to do the web a favor.

It's very risky and tricky, but I think it is completely opposite.

Do not use Firefox/DDG or other non-google competitors if you wish to do the web a favor.

edit.

>to do the web a favor (by splitting Google).
I came here to write this.

For others: Svante published a paper on the effects of CO2. In 1896. Let that year sink in.
The lightning connector shield pin 9 also surronds the rest of the contacts in a horizontal plane and is connected to the USB type A connector ground. It's not a signal ground but rather interconnects both devices cases through the shield. Regarding the contact wear issue, I'd much rather have my cable connector contacts wear off than the female connector contacts on the device. The cable is a less expensive replaceable part. So the mechanical and electrical design of the connector is sound.
It's the 1980s, and the United States implements this policy. What happens on the Soviet side? After the United States' announcement the Soviet press and Soviet sympathizers worldwide gasp loudly in horror. "How cruel are Americans, really? Is the barbaric act of murdering and butchering an innocent young man the only thing still able to keep their president from destroying our Earth?"

The Soviet General Secretary soon receives a report about what the new policy means tactically. Americans will take several extra minutes, possibly more, to authorize retaliation. (The exact delay is subject to disagreement. Secret experiments are conducted to get the timing down. They are inconclusive.) Amid the decade's mounting tensions, a preemptive nuclear strike looks more tempting than before.
Im not the only one who noticed.
That's the problem with Poe's law, you can never be sure.
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> However, monopolies are an example of market failure

No they aren't. Markets tend towards monopoly, or at least an oligopoly. Market 'equilibrium' where prices are 'right' is an ideological fantasy.

That said - this is an example of how the legitimacy for private commercial corporations being run dictatorially based on formal property ownership kind of blows up in people's faces when such corporations grow to the level of encompassing a significant part of some sector of the economy, or a significant part of social interaction altogether.

As for government intervention - the government is involved: Its basic role is to set this up and support it. Government checks corporate/capitalist power mostly in the face of very strong public pressure and the threat of uprisings / mass strikes / violent redistribution etc.
Java may be more memory hungry, but 4gb of memory hasn't been enough for a wide array of tasks for about a decade now.
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Let me rephrase: I got an impression from your post that you atribute no fault to the merchant: he did everything right and got the short end of the stick.

What I want to point out is that if he was careful about his business partners, he'd be much better off now. It's not relevant why he wasn't.

He had the agency to mitigate the problem, and didn't. What happened was not an unpreventable natural disaster. The lesson out of this shouldn't be "you don't have agency so we need a safety net", but rather "we often have agency to stay afloat". Perhaps also "we need a safety net for when our bets don't pay off or when we don't".
My big question with all this is, how does he know it is ancient yeast? Yeast mutates rapidly, so simply noting that it didn't taste like modern sourdough isn't enough for me. There are a couple of scenarios, contamination of the starter and there seems to be no guarantee that the yeast he used for his initial culture were from ancient times.

As a homebrewer, I've done experiments collecting found yeast and the different strains vary...wildly.
>> Google probably found that most users use Gmail mainly for reading, rather than processing, emails—and decided that it should more like a viewer and less like an application.

Do they really think that people do not write emails any more?
Exactly. They say the Buddha was a very pragmatic man and the whole purpose of his practice was to find a way out of Samsara, the cycle of existence and suffering.

I always wonder if he would have advocated for suicide if only he didn't believe in rebirth.
The other way around, they are being paid as little as companies can get away with because remote is not a protected class. Profits come from unpaid wages. Imagine a hypothetical(?) scenario where market economics say you can get away with paying less for marginalized individuals. Disability, gender, religion, age, race etc. Would it be OK?

https://elsajohansson.wordpress.com/2017/09/13/what-does-a-w...
Of course we could also get rid of the Makefile and simply add a buildPhase like this:

buildPhase = "find -maxdepth 1 -name '*.svg' -print0 | xargs --null -I'{}' -n1 inkscape '{}' --export-text-to-path --export-pdf={}.pdf";

This should also handle filenames with spaces etc. correctly (although I have not tested it).
I don't know about Target and Walmart as on-line entities, but I do know that there is limited overlap between the merchandise you find on eBay and the merchandise you find on AliExpress. So it is often (usually?) not true that if you can buy an item on website X you can also buy it at site Y.
I have to believe that those are auto-generated somehow and they just pick one at random.