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2. helpful if you can include both a full CV and desired comp range
In reality it is likely more realistic to ask where are you as most places still use MMS.
Summary:

1. Mentions, an NYT article citing a 2008 Pentagon plan to "destroy" wikileaks.

2. States his agenda of exposing "corrupt power centers" in America.

3. Proposes wikileaks was a good thing, driving accountability/transparency.

4. Names the “Red Cell Memorandum,” a leaked CIA document discussing how to manipulate the European public support of wars in the middle east.

5. Highlights that this CIA document recommends using Obama's public appeal as a tactic to reduce public dissent about the Afghanistan war in France/Germany.

6. Refers to this as "deep state" (presumably because it's an intelligence agency using a president, rather than vice-versa).

7. Proposes that the CIA hated Trump, because he didn't pretend the US was morally superior.

8. Provides an example of inviting "Abdel Fattah el-Sisi" to the whitehouse, a dictator we had supplied arms to in private but didn't publicly acknowledge.

9. "Few things infuriate U.S. foreign policy elites more than those who, unwittingly or otherwise, show the true face of the U.S. security state to the world."
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> Package management, library management, etc are solved problems when it comes to Linux distros. The only practical improvement you can make is containers (or similar).

To me this basically reads as "we added a bunch of complexity on top of the problem without actually solving it". Package managers are supposed to prevent conflicts and manage giant dependency graphs, but they're so shit at doing that while actually allowing people to use whatever software they want that we've invented containers to keep everything separate again.
A quotation from somebody--the book I got it from is upstairs, but somebody's working in that room:

"Who is entitled to write his memoirs? Everyone. Because no one is required to read them."
Sad news. Perfect symbol of the collapse of modernity into postmodernity.

All that's left of massive public science and exploration projects, abandoned, deteriorating artifacts of the past.
If all you can see is "nazis everywhere" and "literally nothing allowed", yes it's going to be a disaster. The point is that there are things to discuss and agree about internationally. That's what it means to be an adult and have international politics. Black and white thinking is for primary school, when brains are still too underdeveloped to understand nuance.
Great! I thought there was many people who wanted some in depth discussion but which did not necessarily have a lot of prior knowledge about the topic. E.g. Anandtech gives a lot of great detailed info, but hard to read if you are not a regular reader of their website.
My friends from the southern states call it "Northocracy". A handful of northern states - all of which perform abysmally in all development indicators - get to decide the elections and the overall direction of the country. It shouldn't be surprising that the country has started resembling these states as well.
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How does that work when (Marxist) communism is a democratic ideology? In fact, most communists (and some political philosophers) hold that capitalism and democracy are incompatible. Leninism is (in theory, maybe not in practice!) also democratic, and anti-Stalinist forms of communism are too.

>but because it tends to produce human rights respecting outcomes

From the communist's point of view, they agree with this - communist movements until shortly after the second world war stressed non-involvement and the illegitimacy of "bourgeois democracy". The communists contend that the mixture of capitalism and democracy does not yield human-respecting outcomes, even if they may produce outcomes that correspond to the liberal conception of human rights.

If there is no space to disagree with liberalism - from its economics (capitalism) to its conception of human freedom (the rights system and the law of the state), where does that leave us? I think it results in dogmatism and ideological conformity.

Liberalism and capitalism should be able to withstand criticism and rhetoric without banning such criticism because of the symbols used to represent it. And it really is just criticism - these people are trying to get elected.
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> No KYC

I don't know what KYC is but I'm not US based. Sounds like some fee that's peculiar to US banking environment (which I have heard is extraordinarily bureaucratic).

>Instantly liquid programmable assets

Another example of opaque blockchain jargon. Maybe it makes sense, but not as a way to convert the sceptical.

>Programmable banking

I can currently program transfers to happen regularly every month on a certain date, or every tuesday or on soem other timebased trigger. This pretty much covers my personal needs. Everything else I want to double check before approving. I program for a living. Looking around at my family, I don't see anyone capable of writing a simple Python program in order to e.g. pay a bill and my wife has a PhD.

> Financial censorship resistant

Is this a feature? Don't we as a society want a way to control e.g. drug lords and tax evaders moving their money around?

I have never tried buying penny stocks or any type of stock, but is it really such a big deal that you have to wait a day or week before you can place your bets? And that your bets are limited to the roulette and not the blackjack?
> Why care about "why" when there is "why not".

Life is short. As I've gotten older, I've seen the importance on focusing my time and attention on what matters.

So, personally, I'd want to know "why" so I could decide where the project ranks in my priorities.
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Deepmind does not foster its future PhD, but, yes, they offer a better rewarding environment for those PhDs to flourish after they get the basic training.
Short answer: no, there's only one Ethereum and one ETH asset

Long answer: The beacon chain _will_ run in parallel until the two chains are merged. Until that time, ETH in the Beacon Chain isn't transferable, so effectively not a separate asset.

However, exchanges are offering Eth2 staking derivatives which they're branding as "ETH2". But it should be remembered that this is a derivative, not a separate M0 asset.
Even from the moon, we are talking mountain-sized masses. This is way outside the scope of what is possible with current technologies.
287,500 lifetimes?

And now you are being absurd, jumping from 1/3 quality of life reduction as an estimate to locking people down for a year. I'm in the US, where the harshest restriction has been on businesses, people have never been locked in their homes. We've had shelter in place orders and similar, but the enforcement of those amounts to "please".
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I think there was a comment about this regarding the speculation that more efficiency in parallel processing architecture would make all the work faster- the retort, so to speak, is that instead nodes would be expected to do more work in the same amount of time as before.

Humans are being treated like this. As technology increases, humans are merely expected to produce more in the same amount of time. There's no law that guarantees humans would have more free time due to increased efficiency.
Let me describe the tone of this article. It requires the use of a word most of you are not familiar with.

Dissipation.
Maybe to those amongst us working more traditional 9-5s outside of California... .
I tried to record a chrome tab, but the behavior was weird. I first chose the tab I wanted to record, then it switched me to that tab with a bar at the top saying "stop".

I thought it's being recorded. After I recorded everything, I clicked stop and switched back to zest, I noticed that there is a "record" button.

It turned out that I need to select a tab, then switch back to zest and click record.
You're confusing "when online, Apple checks binaries" for "Apple by default blocks 3rd party apps."

>To dismiss the idea that Apple may move towards this direction is way too hasty

This is just a silly sentence. It's not on me to prove they're NOT doing this. It's on YOU to show me things that definitely say they ARE.

Apple (and MSFT) have both taken steps to button up the OS more in line with the level of expertise of the baseline user, which is WAY closer to your 60 year old aunt Millie than to anyone who posts here. Apple does a better job here; enabling non-AppStore binaries is a single checkbox. Microsoft's S mode is a gesture in the same direction, but it's hilariously bad in implementation -- harder to disable, can't be turned back on once disabled, etc.

Weirdly, though, nobody is yelling that MSFT is going to move to an app-store-only model.
I hate this too, but to continue the example, my actual real life bike shop struggled for years with bad websites sold to them by a succession of "developers".

The Facebook page appears to draw as much if not more business, and chap can run entire thing himself with no overheads. It's hardly a surprise some choose just to use Facebook really - as far as they are concerned its often "better" for them than the open web was, even if that is hard to swallow sometimes.
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"These are just rentable Mac Minis, not VMs. This will have only one use case and that's for build servers."

It's difficult for me to believe that a hyper-scaled cloud deployment like AWS will rent individual mac minis to people. It sounds like a business idea I would have and then come to realize how labor intensive and inefficient the entire thing was.

At the same time, I wonder why there is not a well developed, well documented cross-compiling toolchain available for (whatever you are doing with a mac build server) ? Why not use your local (laptop) mac to do the dirty work and then run a (very complicated) cross compiling chain on a much cheaper, non mac, cloud instance ?
This is to achieve consensus - the N nodes running the smart contract will ideally replace the central authorities that we implicitly trust.

This enables trustless transactions, which gets rid of a lot of business red tape and unlocks productivity.
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I don't know statistically how much overtaking happens there (F1 fandom being what it is, I'm sure someone keeps track of that stuff) but the racing tends to be exciting to watch.

It's apparently a good track for teammate battles, with closely matched drivers in evenly matched cars. The Mercedes guys pushing one another in 2019, or the Red Bull guys crashing into each other in 2018, were both pretty memorable. Lots of low-speed tangles there in general, and it's also a pretty challenging track for drivers trying to get their fastest lap in practice or qualifying. (there's always more time to be had, but there are also a number of walls arguing against pushing too hard)

It's probably rare for a street course to offer so many options for how to set the car up, too, thanks to the long straight. There's a lot to be said for a slower, high downforce setup with all those right angle turns, but on the straight, Bottas went 235MPH there (!!!) in a practice when he driving for Williams.
Yes, this is what I meant by it being the technician's job. But building out a new commodity specialist job out of this new technology takes a lot more time than it takes to ramp up production of a regular drug.
What about the future when we are able to pay our cloud service/provider fees on the blockchain?
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That's only a 'loss to the open web' if the open web somehow had an inherent claim to have that page in the first place.
I mean, if the company is copying your product already, why would they go to the effort of coming up with new marketing?

Amazon has no incentive to actually go after counterfeit goods, they get paid either way, so any team that would investigate counterfeit claims is a pure cost to them. Due to this they do the bare minimum to prevent further regulations being brought down that they would have to comply with.
Microsoft didn't lose anything.

> It is Southwestern Bell, which bought the AT&T brand in the bankruptcy fire sale and renamed itself.

Southwestern Bell was the same subsidiary that broke off from AT&T Corporation. AT&T Inc was the merger of the companies that were originally broken up from AT&T Corporation. Here is the org chart: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AT%26T#Chart_of_AT&T_Baby_Bell...

AT&T became even bigger after the breakup: https://www.businessinsider.com/att-breakup-1982-directv-bel...

You think that AT&T Corporation going broke and selling to a company that originated from the AT&T Corporation, which later renamed itself to AT&T Inc is a good example of a government-imposed corporate breakup?! It literally divested from those companies only to have most of them merge under the same name again.
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Thanks for the link!

Primary bit of interest for me was the announcement of collaboration with HuggingFace. NLP coming to handheld without a strong internet connection will be very interesting.
Just waiting for DeepMind AlphaFuse to crack limitless energy too cheap to meter
It's too early, because right now the proof of stake chain doesn't run user transactions. It's just running in parallel, while teams do the work required to migrate the virtual machine to it.
The headline there is literally misinformation, because it left out an important detail: Macs not connected to the Internet didn't have the problem.

So yeah, misinformation.
> It doesn't make sense to "statically link" a kernel to a program

That's kinda what a Unikernel is.
I tried your program with MSVC using the following command:

cl small2.c /MD /link /entry:_start /subsystem:CONSOLE kernel32.lib

It's 5kb.
To be clear, you mean that I can borrow $75 by giving $100 first, then pay back the $75 with interest and get back my $100?

Why don't I use my $100 directly instead?

There are a few cases outside the blockchain where you get loans although you already have the cash (e.g. for tax reasons), but I don't understand how it makes financial sense in this case, if everything happens on the blockchain with no other incentive.

Maybe another direct question would be: as a lender, for which risk are you getting paid some interest?
This wasn't all in one place. Also, the general strike was one day, but the protests after that day have continued.
Objectively, it is replacing a bad system.

But the proponents of the bill place too much faith in the market. India has never had truly free markets. There is a very legitimate concern that a few big corporations will monopolize the market and leave farmers with no real choice.

The concerns might have been muted if successive governments hadn't shown a willingness to bend and break (or heck, even set new rules) for a couple of major industrialists. As things stand, it is hard to trust the government.
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That article is part of a sales pitch for the "insight browser" - a browser for iOS. People who care about the Open Web should probably want to avoid a device manufactured by/for one of the companies which makes it a point to keep its users in a closed garden.

Just saying.
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