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> The cheapest processor that AMD is releasing today is the Ryzen 5 5600X, but it is also the only one that comes with a CPU cooler in box.

Does AMD advertised this change as a "Eco-friendly" like Apple? It's reasonable for 8 cores or upper SKUs.
Quite a few people, I imagine. For one, Powershell on Windows is a slower interactive experience than CMD.

That, and some windows-heavy projects still have a large amount of Batch files.

That being said, I'm super glad to have access to it when I'm stuck on Windows for deploys or the like.
That's why you check it into a Git repo. Right?
I just want to add a top level comment that isn't a dumpster fire threaded by other dumpster fires.

The science of lockdowns work - their efficacy is calculated, executed and measured.

From the other thread I just want to follow up on a few things...

Yes, Australia is an island. But it's also roughly the size of the US - and has a large number of flights in and out. It's also closer to China and had early transmission. So it's an island, by the same definition that so is the United Kingdom and the United States rather than a glib and frankly stupid comment.

No, herd mentality isn't the solution to a coronavirus - if you think it is, the common cold would like a word with you.

Yes, the states of Australia typically did the right thing at the micro level -- even when the macro federal response was a bit of a mess. There was a lot less politicking for it due to the fact that, oh well -- it's a global pandemic that's killing people.
I said it right there in the same sentence. My partner was in school there.

To provide a more detailed explanation. They were already renting a room when we met, and their landlord (who was them self subletting from another landlord because they couldn’t afford their own rent even though they have rent controlled price from the 80s) didn’t want us both living there.

My partner had a year left in school but they finished quickly because we didn’t want to push my immigration status.
With no segregation, you crack one service you get access to all 25 services and their data.

With segregation, you crack one service you get access to just that container/physical service.
So calls for violence are okay but only for approved groups?
Do you realize that a tax paying citizen would have to pay a pretty hefty fee if they parked anywhere for an emergency?

Street parking everywhere because parking garages are being converted into affordable homes for people who can’t afford to live in one of the most expensive zip codes in the USA.

Homeless people who park their RVs and vans in public parks and open spaces are removing them from public consumption for those who paid taxes to maintain these spaces and commons.
I don't think kids and C++/Rust should be mentioned in the same sentence :).

I know some kids could maybe make it work, but those are tough languages with a lot of complications and no garbage collector to help out. Manual memory management would just be yet another roadblock.

Again, I think the complex industry solutions are more harmful here. These kids don't need to make Call of Duty 3. They are more at the Pong skill level. A tool that is far simpler and far less featureful is superior here.

When they get older and need to use Unity or Unreal or whatever, they can switch without having lost much.
> Only about half of eligible voters even voted in 2016, and only half of them voted for Trump

~46%

> a slight majority voted for Clinton.

A plurality (~48%).
> There is at least some regulation of what churches preach. Hate speech and incitements to violence can and has brought the attention of the FBI on various churches and sects.

I'm a bit confused here. I think we're using the word regulation differently.

I don't tend to think of regulation as paying attention to people who do legal things that happen to correlate with doing illegal things. I don't particularly like this practice, but out of the many labels I could think of to apply to it, regulation isn't one of them.

I tend to think of regulation as making a specific behavior (or perhaps a specific way of doing something) illegal, especially if there are financial penalties applied to preforming said behavior.

Would you mind elaborating on what definition you were using here? I don't think I've ever run into this particular use of the word before.
Or that figure is the monthly mortgage payment heh
Hmm...I suggested above a two-stage torpedo, with the second stage being supercavitating. A variant would be a sub-launched equivalent of an ASROC: the rocket pops up above the surface, flies toward the target, then drops back in the water and the supercavitating torpedo takes over. Possible advantage: ships can (perhaps!) shoot down incoming rockets or cruise missiles, but it's harder to shoot an incoming torpedo; bullets don't travel well underwater.
I would assume the administrator cares enough about their own data to want to do it properly.
I downvoted you because I am insulted by your being insulted by his attitude while being insulted. (I didn’t really downvote you)
I'm not over worried about this. While China is by far the biggest trade partner of us Australians. Australia actually has a low proportion of trade as a percentage of GDP and the products being blocked by China are all fungible (perhaps wine being the least fungible). At worst this will cause harm to some sectors for a few years, or drive down the the Australian Dollar or Australian commodities and give China's competitors an advantage. I can't see it having a large impact on Australia being more pliable to Chinese demands or the Australian economy as a whole. I don't think it will even serve the purpose of disuading other countries from taking actions Chinese finds provocative. They are alienating so many countries at the same time, including; Sweden, Czech republic, India, Japan, South Korea, United States, Philippines, Vietnam, Malaysia, Indonesia and Canada at once.
>Any kind of target guidance inside the gas bubble isn't happening

originally it was armed with nuclear warhead - you just needed to point it somewhere in the general direction of the target :)
If you're looking to start playing around with a RISC-V that fits on a small FPGA, PicoRV32 [1] is a good option. It's written/maintained by Claire Wolf, who also started the yosys and icestorm open source synthesis projects.

PicoRV32 is particularly neat because it includes an SoC wrapper [2] that allows you to place other hardware / co-processors / peripherals on the same FPGA and talk to them from the CPU via a memory mapped interface.

[1] https://github.com/cliffordwolf/picorv32

[2] https://github.com/cliffordwolf/picorv32/tree/master/picosoc
Sorry, I dashed that off, and then have been driving kids around.

That is wrong. It is proportional to sqrt(n). And the fact that in the blog post it looked quadratic rather than n^(3/2) suggests that the tool was producing misleading results.
Networking is fine,but unless they will provide housing (they wont) I could manage to get housing by myself, not much value there.
"by an open source project called..." - claim it. It's your only submission on this portal anyway.
If I make the mean wage I wouldn’t mind seeing it go to 50%, provided that if someone that makes one standard deviation above the mean wage go up to 73.1058579%.

I hope you see which taxation function I prefer from this ;)
I lived in SF from 2009 to 2019 and just moved out of the Bay Area entirely. SF is about to kill its golden goose. Tech companies don't have to be in SF Bay Area anymore and now that there's a mass exodus fleeing the area due to cost of living and quality of life, SF government is going to hit a massive budget crunch. It'll be interesting to see how it plays out. Chesa Boudin and the rest of the ideological extremists who sabotaged the city will finally get what they wanted.
I tried an exponential distribution with its mean equal to the rate work is processed and got the same result.

Edit: same qualitative result (substantially sublinear). Didn’t try to fit it to a distribution.
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Ironic that it came out during the largest Ag boom in the last century. Huge fortunes were made during that time. Sadly those tunes have ended, but this year is going to be good for some.
If it's any consolation, it doesn't seem very clear to me either.
This article has a lot more details about the program: https://eminetra.co.nz/in-finland-you-can-try-helsinkis-high...
Yes, people from all walks of life may end up homeless but I'm tired of hearing stories of my friends being robbed at gunpoint/knifepoint or straight up assaulted for a phone and a wallet. People walk into stores and steal without impunity, shoot up drugs, shit in the middle of a street, etc. It's truly appalling. As far as being homeless goes, the homeless here are free to fuck things up for the rest of us.
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> Windows in 2020 still hasn't caught up with the network-based X11 that can easily run a program on a machine in Britain and have it launched, controlled and displayed on a desktop in New Zealand.

Windows has RDP support, which is strictly better than X11 forwarding because it allows for seamless operation of many multimedia-oriented features that would be expected from modern desktop sessions on any OS. I remember it supporting printer, drive, sound and USB forwarding, all of which aren't possible with plain X11 without filling in the gaps yourself.

The de-facto standard solutions from third party suppliers like TeamViewer are also a significant alternative for cross-platform usage.
I don't know, to me this short story practically screams preaching to the choir. Its almost like a patriotic rant to operating system fanboys. I don't think the audience was ever going to be non-computer nerds.
Once you incorporate your systems and teams workflows around a specific system, it’s hard to justify a migration to another system. Most companies (like ours) just eat the cost at that point.
I wonder whether blocking any/all avoidance of this tax truly* what they want though.
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The Terms and conditions [1] provides some details.

[1] https://www.helsinkibusinesshub.fi/90-day-finn-terms-and-con...
I think he was an active contributor to RoR in those days
Star Wars had a lot of great tech ideas. Too bad the Cold War ended so soon - we'd have by now a nuclear propulsion, Moon and Mars bases and a lot of other great stuff ... as long as nobody pressed the button activating the pointy stuff :)
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What do you think made those services suddenly respond quickly to those issues? Do you think it's just that they were prepared with extra monitoring staff and stricter rules for the election time, or was there some fear of possible regulation if they used filtering before? (Which is gone now?)

Twitter barely reacted to any reports before, but now Trump's feed is missing most quotes and has warnings on many tweets. The content hasn't changed that much in my opinion.
I'm speaking as a non-user of powershell here, but I recently heard that you can't do text redirection. Is this true? Is there another workflow that makes it not matter?
Not exactly. Read past the headline. Here's the exchange they based their decision on:

> Maxey: Just yesterday there was the anniversary of the hanging of two Tories in Philadelphia. These were Quaker businessmen who had cohabitated, if you will, with the British while they were occupying Philadelphia. These people were hung. This is what we used to do to traitors.

> Bannon: That’s how you won the revolution. No one wants to talk about it. The revolution wasn’t some sort of garden party, right? It was a civil war. It was a civil war.

Questionable, yes, but not an overt call to violence like the headline implies.
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Proposition L is not enough tax to take away the economic prosperity.

I am all for building more and more dense housing. I'm not sure how to accomplish it. The way I see it, SF either becomes more dense, or it becomes even more of "a toy city for rich people" & loses all hope of economic diversity.

I grew up in Michigan. I am well aware of how cities can fall into decline. My wife on the other hand grew up in Minnesota. So in my mind, I often compare Detroit with Minneapolis. I think the problem with Detroit is that, it never diversified. It was all auto industry. Minneapolis's economy has several pillars: finance, insurance, healthcare, industry. You can ask yourself whether or not SF is either Detroit or Minneapolis in this example. I tend to think of SF as the New York of the West coast. It has very unique geographical advantages. It will have ups and downs, but will continue to be reborn.
Vernor Vinge is another good author in the category of people really into computers who write fiction (I remember one of his novels had a side plot about interplanatary usenet having routing failures)
Interesting. You put in work, Travis CI puts in work, but the surplus accrues to a third-party. Hmm. Unfortunate.

It's possible that most OSS won't have CI servers in the future. I don't imagine that's the end of the world but it does suck.
Op said "Almost all of the lawyers at HN, and the lawyers at the EFF, and the guy at Popehat, are all generally in agreement that there was nothing wrong with what the RIAA or what GitHub did"

OP lied. The EFF never said this. I can't find Ken White ("the guy at Popehat") saying anything similar either, but perhaps someone will post a link. And I don't know what "lawyers at HN" he's referring to either.
> CEOs are all just going to move out of San Francisco.

Doesn't help at all to move high-paying managers out of SF the way this is structured.

Moving low-payed workers out of SF while keeping high-paid workers in SF, OTOH.
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Android is the worst implementation of Java projects - horrible architecture or lack thereof and really bad api design. If anyone wants to learn Java, focus on modern Java language and micro services based frameworks and you can get best of all.
Ha, thanks so much! I'm trying (and having at least moderate success) to make it so I can devote half my weekly 'work' hours to pure OSS work, and the sponsorships are getting me close!
Galaxy S8 on sale at Walmart, Staples, and NewEgg. Likely falls off support in 3-4 months. So Android flagships are close to zero or even negative support time?
And considering the origin of the name Jupyter (Ju:Julia, pyt:Python, er:R) I really thought that Pluto, starting with a P, would be for Python.
You don't understand my point at all. Which is also my point.
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[The dictionary] was published by a Viennese press in the fall of 1926. This was a few months after a harrowing corporal punishment incident in which Wittgenstein struck a student, causing the student to collapse. He abruptly abandoned his teaching career and moved back to Vienna.

More on this pivotal episode which seems to have sent Wittgenstein into (or been the culmination of a process leading to) a breakdown:

https://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haidbauer_incident
Bannon called for the beheading of Dr. Fauci: https://boingboing.net/2020/11/05/steve-bannon-calls-for-beh...
Kotlin is like a tape on the ugly Android architecture, little helpful but still a monstrosity compared to iOS.
Python for toy projects, scripting, ML and Java for real scalable applications is the way to go IMO.
Thanks. I agree. But there needs to be no justification.

The USA does not steal wealth from other nations. Please substantiate this comment with an example.

Wealth is not an indicator of quality of life. I have seen this over and over again amongst the rich and the poor. All we can do is live well so we are not a burden to others. The next best thing to do is help when we can.

What I am against..on principle..is that we look to someone else for our happiness. Or survival. I am an immigrant too. I left my country of origin for one reason and one reason only..upper economic mobility. Many immigrants cause reverse brain drain. I have a better quality of life and I can uplift people within my circle of influence. I can do better as an American than as a citizen of my country of origin. And I enjoy the comforts of my new life. And that’s fine with me. I don’t believe we can heal the world by squeezing the hearts of the collective rich.

I don’t understand why I should support someone who doesn’t want to leave SF because it’s chill while I had to leave behind my native country, my family and friends and all things familiar because I wanted the same thing as them. Comfort and quality of life. Only..I was willing to make sacrifices and trade offs. It’s difficult to empathize because it would make a mockery of the sacrifices that I had to make because I wanted something. We can’t ask others to sacrifice their money because some people don’t want to make any sacrifices for their own desires.

We have seen that money doesn’t solve problems. In SF alone..350+ million did not solve homelessness or drug addiction or mental illness or despair due to poverty.

So what is the answer. If the pitchforks against the rich are laid down and the energy is properly channelized to find meaningful solutions, we will get somewhere.

My motto: Do what you have to do. Others are not a measure. What I am NOT is a fan of guilty self flagellation. If I am not going to flagellate myself, why would I allow others to do it to me?
That will get the human poop off the sidewalks.
Goes to show, if so many people are willing to trade their financial security for convenience, is it any wonder that they'll trade their privacy for convenience?
I wish I knew. I bet there is no single recipe and it depends on many things and what is the subject. I community discusses building kids playground maybe 2/3 majority is enough. If we are talking death penalty "get tough on crime" crowd screams the loudest but in this case telling them to sod off I think would be a good thing.
My point is that the name of the image and the location of the registry are mixed together. If it was easy to do cache hierarchies folks wouldn't be so fussed.
If your business application deals with large volumes of data, trying to abstract out the database is a recipe for performance problems. Instead you want to push logic to the database.

To give a real example, I'm working with time series generated by sensors on factory equipment. They can easily have millions of records per day.
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Such a humbling read. Thank you for sharing, I somehow did not come across this when it was previously making the rounds.
> You're entitled to your own opinion, but don't lie.

Don't be so accusational. I'm not lying. [1,2]

> San Francisco has been a global epicenter of new business creation in the past couple decades. Some of the most massive corporations on the planet have come to and expanded in SF in that time.

Don't ignore or discount change. Nothing stays the same forever. Companies are starting up elsewhere and plenty of SF headquarters are pulling up roots.

[1] https://www.sfchronicle.com/business/article/2nd-most-valuab...

[2] https://www.bizjournals.com/sanfrancisco/news/2020/05/29/sta...
Yes they have. But can you blame them? The media, academia, scientists, WHO, CDC, the government, all lied purposefully and continuously during the pandemic. Social media is infused top to bottom with disinformation from all sorts of nefarious actors, foreign and domestic. It's a mess.
It sounds like he was talking about firing two officials. I vote Not Guilty
He said that after saying this:

"Second term kicks off with firing Wray, firing Fauci, no, I actually want to go a step farther, but the president is a kind-hearted man and a good man. I'd actually like to go back to the old times of Tudor England. I'd put their heads on pikes, right, I'd put them at the two corners of the White House as a warning to federal bureaucrats, you either get with the program or you're gone."
Confusingly to Americans, this is probably Nov 4th to Dec 10th, 2020.
But nothing for macOS 10.14.x, oddly.
>What companies like Tesla do is driving the hype for the sake of stock market

That's extremely reductive & vague.

The #1 design consideration for teslas is safety.
As opposed to blindly running the precompiled binary you manually downloaded from the site?
This is in European format, so November 4th to December 10th.
- Nationalised health care.
You're completely wrong. That is not what got him banned. He advocated beheading Dr. Fauci & FBI Director Wray and literally putting their heads on pikes in front of the White House. Here's the full quote:

Second term kicks off with firing Wray, firing Fauci.

Now I actually want to go a step farther but I realize the president is a kind-hearted man and a good man. I'd actually like to go back to the old times of Tudor England, I'd put the heads on pikes, right, I'd put them at the two corners of the White House as a warning to federal bureaucrats

https://www.mediamatters.org/steve-bannon/steve-bannon-and-h...
That one is far more egregious, but still not a call to violence.
I've recently been picking up Emacs for org-mode. Evil does not support settings such as `:set nu` or a thousand other settings that I use once in a blue moon but expect to just work. Even `:wq` attempts to close all buffers, `:e` doesn't open files as expected, I could go on.

IdeaVIM get 90% of VIM right, and some things wrong (such as `u` for undo also undoing movements). Evil gets 95% of VIM right. But I have high hopes for NeoVIM allowing an actual first-class VIM implementation to be embedded, not copied, into an IDE or even Emacs.
I am reading past the headline and it seems that you flat out ignored the part where the article said that Bannon called for Trump to behead two government officials.
Singapore has public housing. You don’t own the unit. You lease it from the govt. I think it’s 99 year lease transferable.

Most residential units are not used or traded as a speculative asset.

[..] The majority of the residential housing developments in Singapore are publicly governed and developed, and home to approximately 78.7% of the resident population.[..]

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_housing_in_Singapore
He’s great. I used his Money (for managing money values as cents in the db), Liquid and DelayedJob in a bunch of projects.

Now I run my own Shopify store, selling my software.
lol this thread “he didn’t call for any violence! He just said to stick their heads on pikes!”

Your boy is gonna lose, chuds
Then your are in a position similar to Travis until now: offering a lot of value for free. You need to find a way to monetize the project(s). Only one of all those companies need to give 100 bucks a month to pay for the CI + extras.