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You are free to lobby your MEP and tell them to fuck off with the imposition of "cooperation on foreign policy and defence."

The subversion of trade bloc treaties is not a new concept and the EU roundly abuses it to further its "progressive" agenda.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Policy_laundering
Well, the best answer is to check for yourself! Here's his series of linear algebra videos for example:

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZHQObOWTQDPD3MizzM2xVFit...
It won't work in 2015 and later models because they're UEFI only—anything before that supports BIOS and should run this just fine, and anything later is UEFI class 3, which is starting to become more and more popular in other x86 computers as well.

For M1, this obviously won't work because it's a different architecture. I'm not sure exactly what standard they use to boot, but nothing's stopping you from disabling secure boot and booting whatever you want. Their GPU may not support VGA, though.
> Don't get me wrong, FWD is great for bringing 0% no money down economy cars to the masses and creating bottom dollar van chassis for employees to abuse but even at its best it's still never going to make varsity in any context where performance actually matters

It's exaggerated. At least 90% of car drivers aren't "performance actually matters".
Yeah I wish, don't think so though.
Sure but isn’t the goal human-level intelligence? is there evidence that’s possible without consciousness? from a layman’s perspective it seems as though even intelligent animals have some level of self awareness... enough to show serious issues with containment and restriction.
We had an all in one keyboard gadget called a type-right. Tiny LCD screen. Actually very good. Much better than Mavis beacon.
If you are hoping apple will save you, you're more fucked up than zuck.
big sur is the first osx release I have downgraded from after upgrading on my personal laptop, and also downgraded on a new device that came with it installed (new mac mini).

I do not plan to upgrade to it unless forced to. my first osx version ever was snow leopard, so I'm not THAT much of an old school user. but I've never felt the need to do this in more than ten years.
While I love both I find them pretty repetitive and I had a hard time saying why until I watched Joseph Anderson's videos on it:

Mario: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kYJx5xt2cB0 Zelda: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T15-xfUr8z4

I think that eariler titles in both series had better balance between quantity and quality of content and what I like best about both titles is the mechanics while the content it acts upon feels sort of thin.
Yes, I agree it's not surprising that this happened. Doesn't mean we should stop paying attention or caring.
Netherlands seems to cope fine with pot inside the EU.

The whole goal of brexit seems to be to lower U.K. food standards to that of the US.
Interesting the course looks good. Long time ago I saw the "Learn & Master" piano courses courses which are really good. As a hobbyist guitar player, learning piano is one of those things that I want to do once I retire and have time.
I have the same issues as the parent comment (maybe not quite as bad) despite also having a threadripper, 2080ti, 64GB of ram, and my photos living on a 10GbE connected NAS that's gets 1000+ MB/s. Similar issues when I move things into my pcie SSD I use for caching and temp storage.

I work with 8k raw video frequently for my day job and lightroom is by far the slowest app on my system my orders of magnitude.
I actually came across Craft in the Evernote subreddit. Compared to the latest Evernote client (v10), speed of the clients would be biggest difference. Both support note taking and sharing, but the polish of Craft is definitely noticeable.
It's self promotion. He's selling himself as a thought leader of mediocre thoughts. Other people who do it are also spamming.
yup, specially around places with a lot of trash, which happen to be anywhere in developing countries' cities, where dogs gather to find food. Very very dangerous. Even if you survive the encounter (unlikely, specially at night), you'll usually need a dozen shots to prevent a serious infection.
I've typed things like that often in the past. Usually it leads to past messages from lonely people, forums dedicated to loneliness, hubs of human misery. Nothing too comforting.

edit: Merry Christmas btw.
There's also a free course from the Linux Foundation on this topic: https://www.edx.org/course/ethics-in-ai-and-big-data
Thanks for doing this. You’re taking the time to write thoughtful explanatory answers and people are taking out their understandable bitterness on you
I'm on 11.1 on a Mac Mini (latest Intel version) with 3 external displays. Two are connected via USB-C directly which means they are passively converting to DisplayPort. One is connected to HDMI from the Mac directly. All are 4k and all work fine.

That said, two of these displays were just purchased. They are kinda cheapo small "portable" displays (12.5" 4k native) which I primarily use for things like always visible terminal or slack/etc.

While experimenting with exactly how I wanted to connect these, I did for a time use Belkin's higher end USB-C to HDMI and had it misbehaving kind of randomly. After switching things around and connecting the one monitor with HDMI directly to the Mac I still had some issues... until I disabled FreeSync on the display itself and those issues disappeared.

The reality is that external displays have become extremely complex in the last few years with numerous optional functionalities such as HDR (which 100% always looks like garbage to me, I don't get the appeal) and VRR and so forth. Any issues I have experienced with external displays seem to have relationship with how complex the display's feature set is.

In this case, I wouldn't be surprised if the issue was linked to some subset of features that 11.1 breaks on now. I might suggest toggling such features off if possible on your displays to see if it helps anything.
If it trivializes suicide, that just means more people might call. But the same core of people that try need help will still be among them. Out of the countless people in distress that might attempt or succeed in suicide, there is a subset that are on that edge where they're looking for that last bit of help, wanting to try a last hope before taking an irrevocable step.

To be sure, by itself it is not nearly as effective as more personal and substantial interventions, but that is not it's purpose either. It is not there for treatment, it's there to help stabilize an emotional state enough to convince the person to seek those more substantial interventions.
darktable is magnitudes faster than lightroom on the same hardware and data. (maybe except for a few filters)
"The pricks are on the inside"
It will be also great if you can briefly outline some of the things you tell them. I can't imagine the responsibility on the shoulders of a person who is trying to save a life at the other end of the line. Thank you for your service.
All new apps on the Mac App Store must opt-in to the sandbox, for example.
Don't update your OS if the version you're currently using works well for you.
Once again, as in decades past, the question is begged:

What configurations do engineers at Apple work with ?

Multiple monitors is not a fringe use-case or some weird preference ... in order for these bugs to survive into release software, it must be the case that somehow, inexplicably, Apple engineers don't use multiple monitors.

How can that be ? Who are they ? What do they work with ?
Yes: add the com.apple.security.app-sandbox entitlement and re-sign the app.
That issue report is a duplicate of https://github.com/darktable-org/darktable/issues/4384

And as mentioned in the issue you linked it isn't a bug but a feature request to support macOS hotkey conventions. There is a workaround in the meantime documented and a suggestion on how to address the feature request (that requires refactoring of the codebase) on the non-dupe ticket.

Since this is libre software anyone can improve the code along those lines and send a merge request or even commission a developer to do that refactoring; the DarkTable maintainers _didn't_ refuse contributions nor marked it as wontfix however that doesn't mean that the maintainers have development-time to spare in that macOS-specific code.

On the other hand if not using macOS hotkey convention is an example of it being "unusable" then I guess it is really great for something most people don't pay a penny or contribute otherwise for.
FWIW, both times I camped in Yellowstone, I just showed up early and got a spot. One was even over 4th of July.
"Crap" is a relative term; 41% (many years ago) was still a lot better than putting out an ad in the New York Times. FB ads aren't perfect, but IME they're a lot better than anything else — the only purchases I've made off ads in the last few years have been from targeted IG/FB ads, and quite a few friends have mentioned the same.

Sort of ironic how the Intercept is apparently capable of believing both that:

* FB is completely incompetent at targeting "to the point of being fraudulent," and can't hit the broad side of a barn with a targeted ad buy, and

* FB is filled with malicious targeting geniuses, whose ability to pinpoint target ads to anyone with incredible precision has made a mockery of democracy.

(Disclaimer: I recently left IG, although I didn't work on anything ads-related.)
In a similar but less urgent vein, if you're having a quiet holiday much like myself but could do with a(n asynchronous) chat, feel free to send anything through to the email listed on my profile.

Likewise, I'm sure other HNers may like to announce as such but just need a little nudge :)

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I'm sure plenty of bios have contact invitations but us humans are pretty bad at the idea of cold calling strangers

I sort of wish there was a service for internet pen pals where the emails were purposely delayed come to think of it
Scotland would need a special deal though, at least for a reasonable transition period.

I actually think Scotland should have its own independence, so I'd be happy to see it. Would be a massive arse ache for everyone involved, though - probably worse than brexit based on how deeply integrated the England and Scotland are.
Not so sure about the actual rationality of this. E.g.:

"Things are what they are. There is only one reality, namely the way things are."

That's only true for the least interesting things: objects and their arrangements in space-time.

On that, the huge majority (besides maybe crazy people) agrees anyway, when they see them, or when they're given evidence of them (e.g. a photo of a laptop on a desk. 99.999% of the people will agree there's a laptop on a desk there).

For anything else, politics, values, claims and the veracity of claims, morality, motives, aesthetics, goals, etc., there is no single way things are, there are ways people perceive them, and there are different interets, worldviews, and ways of interpreting them.

What is the "reality" or "non-reality" of "I'm willing to die for my country"? Or of "I find it OK to make money stealing"? Or "You should treat people well even if you are not forced to|?
No one likes to have loud dog barking all day and night from their neighbors. Its not about enjoying power over people, its about making the lives of everyone around you less sucky.

You can always get a turtle, a fish a hamster, guinea pig etc and no one will even know you have one and you can enjoy their company just as much as a dog. Lookup YouTube to find evidence of how fun small animals can be.
I’ve had display issues for years so I doubt it’s anything particularly new about Big Sur, just something else changes that made it happen for more people. Glad Apple is noticing because I’ve reported issues like crazy and they get ignored.
How long is the rest of the latency chain? For example, keyboard input over usb is gonna be ~15 ms, processing time is gonna be >5ms, and display time like 12ms. Adding those comes to a minimum of around 32ms. [1]

I'm not sure if I can tell the difference between 32 ms and 37 ms.

[1] https://pavelfatin.com/typing-with-pleasure/
Why? Maybe if there is an external keyboard and mouse, but even then it seems bad. As the default it seems counter productive -- closing a laptop should do the same thing regardless of peripherals, unless you specify otherwise.
Did the diamond princess and other cruise ships not provide a good example of transmission through have system as everyone stayed on board but isolated and continued to get sick for more than 14 days ?
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> We've always just complained and delayed their desire for further deep integration between countries.

Exactly that - we have as a country, never really embraced the whole EU direction and dare say that short stretch of water between Mainland Europe and the UK - has historically set a different cultural mindset. Equally the whole WW1+2 experiences would of also had some rippling legacy impact I dare say.

However you look at it, if you have a disruptive employee and they want to leave, wish them the best and both will be better of.

But certainly be interesting what reforms the EU will do in the comming years, certainly that whole area of reform was conceded by many including Donald Tusk right after the 2016 vote and as last stood, was being driven by Macron - though only once the UK has left. So be interesting how that progresses and how that manifests.
awesome, thanks for the heads up. havent had dcs installed in a while and missed this
Thanks! I think so too which is why I didn't put up a fuss about it. I really wanted this car a lot. Lot's of therapy sessions to get over the fact I need to use a real key though.
I have not used this number and sometimes when these kind of numbers are included in news pieces I have a big eye roll due to it looking like a rubber stamp. That said, I'm part of other groups that are certainly in on-going crises and I'd love to see our resources plastered everywhere, sincerity or not. At the very least it makes some people stop and think, some may donate, some may volunteer. That's worth my eye rolls.
Seems like it was registered in 2019 but never used.
This is simply untrue, and spreading such misinformation has been the hallmark of lying right-wing politicians in the UK - Farage, Rees-Mogg, François etc.

A direct quote from The Financial Times [1]:

"Was the UK able to do this [provide emergency authorisation for the Pfizer vaccine] because of Brexit?

No."

Sources:

[1]: The Financial Times - https://www.ft.com/content/021720c2-157e-40b4-b2f9-33515032f...

[2]: UK legislation - https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2012/1916/contents/made
That's my point: comic sans is the Vegas of fonts.

People who dislike it aren't trying to show off the "2 or 3 things that have learned on typography", they are simply not blind and can see its ugliness.

But apparently people got offended when I've said that there's no need to be an architect to understand that Vegas has no architectural value...

There's no special quality that makes comic sans good if you look close enough, it's just bad, 20 dollars WiFi router bad, LIDL shoes bad, IKEA lack table bad, Caesar Palace Forum shop bad, something that looks okeish from afar but that's not even good enough for casual use.

Nobody would live and raise a family in a Treasure Island hotel room, nobody would seriously use comic sans to write code and look at it 8+ hours a day.
I'm curious what you do to your controllers. My family of six has so far only done minor cosmetic damage to our controllers.
I’m glad you’re here. Keep using those resources! If you ever want to talk I can listen.
Two pages deep, the " ask me " when that runs out.

I'll read the comments of say 10-15 items and rarely the story itself.
Yup I agree with this. Sam Altman is no Paul graham, it he’s trying to fill the void that Paul graham left. His platitudes are generic, not insightful or original. But he has to put out “content”
The DS4 worked on Windows at launch through DirectInput I believe. You only needed a driver for games which didn't support DirectInput (most games use XInput) so that's where you used something to map to Xbox controls.

Steam does this all for you now anyway.
“ and that it's part of any reasonable strategy for controlling outbreaks of infectious disease.”

Any source on that? As far as I know every disease that would still continue to decimate us, we managed to counter through vaccines, antibiotics or general availability of some other drug.
Natural immunity does work in selected individuals but if it would work in sufficient quantities, a given disease would not spread? Like, don’t you think that the cases should start decreasing or at least platou already since we’ve been fighting this virus for a year already?

Of course exponential growth is not sustainable and once it will decrease from natural immunity (or because so many people died that the average distance between people greatly increases) but I would rather not wait for a significant portion of humanity to die when there are solutions on the horizon.
Well, you say multiple times that you don't think that the disconnect is stupidity or ignorance, but then you talk about how the people who have given the wrong answer are not following logic, are misinformed, uncaring or wanting only to be entertained (which sound mainly like other ways of saying stupidity and ignorance).

I think it's great that you're trying to analyse why people are giving such an answer, and you may be largely right in what you've come up with, but I think a more charitable explanation that you don't seem to have considered at all is that their answer makes logical sense in their framework, and that the educational mission you are on should be considering frameworks rather than rightness and wrongness and 'educating' them out of their current view.
FWIW, I wish I had such a thing for the comment above that one :/. One of the only (arguably "the only"!) remaining decentralized platform protocols we have on the Internet is e-mail, and using it for authentication is so much better for everyone than virtually every single alternative (absolutely including even a bespoke username). That tech people, of all people, hate on email so much that they refuse to give it out or use systems built on it--seemingly preferring worlds with walled gardens of centralized moderation and push notifications with permissioned / gated sign-in systems--makes the world universally worse for everyone. Being so uptight about "spam" in general is a big reason why we are falling into the surveillance capitalism dystopia that even end users are finally waking up to hate. (For the record, my email address is saurik@saurik.com.)
Just because a library is safe does not make it good. To the point of the previous poster, you might for instance have an http library which does a lot of unnecessary async work behind the scenes to do a simple synchronous request.

If we all have the attitude "it's good/fast because it's rust" this is not going to lead to a lot of cruft making its way into the ecosystem.
Yeah I was in the youtube app which seems to be even worse than desktop, I guess because they know they've got you!

And I refuse to pay youtube for that god damn subscription they pop up to me every 5 minutes - especially after they started removing basic features from the app (like background audio) just so they could charge for it. NO youtube. Just NO! The more you coerce me, the less chance I will ever do it.
Not saying that it is the problem here but often IOPS are the bottleneck. Your NAS may read 1GB/s sequentially but if it filled with HDD in RAID it will likely have terrible IOPS. And if you are accessing many pictures all over the platter that may be a problem.
They have thousands of people that could be testing iOS as wells but there are so many horrible bugs.
Also the article by Ted Nelson, "As We Will Think":
http://teleshuttle.com/ftp/TedNelsonDocs/AsWeWillThink1972[R...

https://medium.com/@rreisman/as-we-will-think-the-legacy-of-...
It is pretty silly.

With cookies, the site can tell the browser to drop the cookie, change the cookie, or just consider the cookie as unauthenticated going forward. With basic auth the site has no control, and the user has no control.

How basic auth works is a design choice that still baffles me.
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Thanks but I will stick with traditional license of Affinity Designer.
I didn't say I had something against ads. I don't expect something for nothing. But the ads are getting really out of hand recently. You used to get an ad at the start of a video, and not even every video. Now it's 2 before every video - and multiple ad breaks along the way. This is just a terrible experience and makes me hate using youtube.
Fair enough, I was more thinking at the time I wrote the comment that people's collective decision to enable these business models was the "playing stupid games" aspect. I could have been less grumpy and more clear about it.
You’re using PPP-adjusted figures which distort the picture. The latest wave of migration to the UK has been from Romania, not Poland.

I’m not talking about refugees, I’m talking about economic migrants, both skilled and unskilled.

In any event, please could you explain to me how adding approx. 3.5m EU nationals to the UK benefits young people?

Consider the challenges faced by young people in the UK today, including widespread unemployment and underemployment, and a chronic housing shortage where the supply of housing is virtually fixed.
Anecdotally, facebook adverts are effective. They may not be able to be tracked from facebook, but I've had plenty of people recommend a product in person that they 'saw on facebook' but never liked or interacted with.

They're probably no more effective than billboards, or something though. That may be different with everyone stuck at home!
Oh yes this is a great answer!

I can’t tell you how many times I had seen pictures of The Grand Canyon only to be completely overwhelmed when we walked through the parking lot and bam! there it is in all its glory.

I live in Seattle and thus near-ish to Mount Rainer National Park. I love seeing “the mountain out” on sunny days in the city, but being right next to it in the park is unbelievable.

Here’s hoping I have the opportunity to see many others.
If I ever bought software, yes I'd expect it to work for as long as I have a technically compatible operating system. I'd certainly not expect someone to add code to it that would deliberately break it depending on what year it is.
During this whole process it's been interesting to hear the takes from my pals from the UK that left and became Canadians. Obviously this is a self selecting group, but the Brexit referendum and subsequent political fallout essentially "proved them right" on their reasons for leaving in the first place.

For them it's a sad feeling of being correct but wishing you weren't.
> United Ireland will happen within a few years

Is it that time when we pretend that the barrier to a United Ireland is somehow British intransigence rather than Northern Irish sectarianism?
It's funny when people say things like capitalism created computers and iPhones. No it was the government, primarily the military for decades right up to when they could be marketed, that was the leading researcher in this field.

Pity this was kept secret and only ever saw military use. Sounds like a very advanced processor.