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> Babbage was the first programmer seeing as he invented the first computer.

Einstein invented the theory that later went on to predict black holes yet Einstein himself didn't believe they were possible.

It's entirely possible to invent something and yet still underestimate the practical applications of it. Heck, the hacker culture and even a great many musical genres are based on people saying "this thing is cool, but what if we do this with it instead?"

> In short: if you are the type of person to think she had anything important to add to computer science you are the type of person to think Steve Jobs was anything but a snake oil salesman with a decent understanding of typography.

Lovelace and Jobs couldn't be more different. One was a socially revered individual who made millions selling other peoples work. And the other was mathematical genius who had a significant amount to contribute but society forced to work in the shadows because of her gender.

I'm not saying Lovelace didn't have her flaws. But dismissing her achievements as being Baggages is, ironically, akin to your complaint about Jobs.
No, Electron is way too bloated, use Electrino, Quark, WebWindow or DeskGap instead.
It is not failure rate, it is the cost if it happens.

I work for large corporations and the calculations are entirely different from what a small, cash strapped startup would be doing.

For example, if you work on a new product and it would take 1 day to get Mac Mini for free vs you would be paying for cloud solution 1000 dollars daily but get it one day sooner, it might still be well worthwhile to get cloud version.

Because if you think about it, it is possible that Mac Mini would be holding up your product development for one day, then you calculate how much you hope to earn from that product daily and how much you are loosing while you haven't launched and then it is no brainer.

As I said, it depends on business case. For some, the cost of this M1 VM is not going to be any factor in the decision.

Have you seen how expensive GPUs are in the cloud? Have you seen how many clients are that pay for huge farms of these?
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> User services only really make sense for user stuff that requires more complex set up and tear down than start foo and kill it when I log out.
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> Creating a user service per single line exec foo is extra ceremony.

Then go with the parent post's other suggestion: a simple startup script that ends with launching Sway.

> I have nvidia hardware so sway makes no sense for me to use.

I mean the fact that Nvidia refuses to play by the rules, making their hardware unusable with Wayland, is a well-established thing by now.

> Also it's developer is extremely abrasive.

Is he? He has strong opinions and doesn't beat around the bush, but does that really matter unless you yourself actually want to develop Sway?

> Is there anyway that sway does better than i3?

I actually haven't tried i3, but on the face of it I would say that it's an advantage of Sway that it can run without the gigantic and increasingly unmaintainable legacy system that is X. You can certainly run X without problems today, but isn't it widely agreed that X doesn't exactly have a bright future? Sway is not tied to X's future.
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I really read that big companies, for logistics reasons, prefer verbose, boilerplate-full languages because it slows down mistakes. Not only because the pace of evolution in the language is better for long term careers.
This[1] train driver in Switzerland does the same. It's amazing how 3 hours can flyby.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/user/lorirocks777
MWI actually postulates that coherence of the system is always preserved, even up to the level of the entire universe. It's only locally that decoherence seeps in, at some scales.

But still, the problem I was questioning was different: you are saying "there is one of us in each world". In fact, that is not what QM predicts: in QM, there is only one of us in the entire system described by the wave function, with different amplitudes in different states. A system with 1 electron with some amplitude < 1 in state A and some amplitude < 1 in state B is not the same as a system with 2 electrons, one with amplitude 1 in state A and another with amplitude 1 in state B.

So, if we took a detector that could measure state A or state B, we should expect that it detects state A with some amplitude and, simultaneously, state B with some other amplitude. Instead, MWI postulates that there are 2 detectors, one which measures state A with amplitude 1, and the other state B with amplitude 1 (in fact, it postulates an infinity of detectors, out of which some number measure state A and some measure state B, such that the Born rule predictions by "counting" detectors).

This is the part that remains unexplained.
Crapping on nature isn't new for our species. As an example consider how we deforested Europe over the last five centuries, or drove boney whale species to the brink of extinction. The difference this time (with severe climate change) is that actually might upset our way of life. Maybe it's a lesson we need to learn.
> Myanman

Is there an adjectival form of Myanmar? I've been assuming we were stuck with "Burmese" regardless of whether we called it "Burma".
Not sure if anyone's the same, but I find Google search the least sticky of their services, i.e. I could manage fine if forced to use Bing (probably not as good, but probably good enough), but I would really struggle if Gmail or Google photos access was axed in my region.
As an avid reader of dystopian SciFi even I think this is too much.
Excellent question, particularly because the aricle merely states:

> that would force tech giants like Google and Facebook to pay media companies for their content.

What's they're omitting: the rule forces Google and Facebook to include big media sites.

Always be wary of the media reporting on the media.
> It's already so hard to convince that food grown in clean and sterilized nutrient medium is far better than the romantic soil everyone is clinging to;

You are delusional if you belive this.

You actually think that putting some vitamins, minerals etc.. in your hydropnic system is enough to immitate the insanely complex environement of real soil?

You are the example of peak arrogance: you think you can take a few things here and there and that you will be able to make the "perfect food".

The food you will grow like this will lack nutrients and will be sub-par for human consumption.

There are people who:
1) Know that they don't know many things.
2) Don't know that they don't know many things.

You are category #2.

Your delusion is that you think you can immate the insanely delicate and complicated interdependencies in soil just by putting some stuff in water.

You can eat as much of your food as you like, if you eat shit food that is your problem.

The issue I have with people like you is that you will be forcing your stuff down my throat sooner or later, even indirectly since your obviously campaign against soil grown foods: people like you will put legit farmers out of business and then people like me will have severely limited access to real food: just because you arrogantly belive you can mix a few minerals and vitamins and that that will produce legit food.

You are a prime example of someone who will do great harm out of your own deluded belief in "the greater good".

In reality you are absolutely clueless when it comes to understanding the complexity of nature: nothing works in isolation in nature, but you think it does.
How many Android and Switch games get published on GNU/Linux? Yep, it boils down to it.
Our impact in nature also affects the most vulnerable disproportionately bad. Changing weather pattern, floods, droughts, poisoning the niger delta with oil leaks is a result of an economic system that puts (our) prosperity above all other goals. It’s no coincidence that China is actually making increasingly strong environmental demands and promises. They’re not doing it for some romantic notion of nature, but because it’s an issue that puts them at risk.
I know it’s easy to be cynical and that there will always be any number of reasons why it’s in the self interest of the US, but I do believe that the Bush doctrine of spreading freedom was something that many in the cabinet believed in their hearts.

One has to admit that it is probably one of the most difficult things to do, many have tried throughout history and failed.

Look at WW2 as a great example of the US’s inaction and disinterest in upholding its values causing huge amount of destruction and casualties.

In terms of net benefit in the long run from the Iraq war, it doesn’t look great right now. But there are many things that were done wrong that led to the insurgency.

I bought the line of it’s only for oil/power/stock-prices for a long time, but I don’t believe that is a great enough sole motivation for a bunch of men who were already rich and powerful. People care about legacy - and if you can say you ejected a life long dictator as president it’s a pretty great legacy - unless an unexpected insurgency cancelled that out.
>AWS is the master of having a pricing model that feels nice to most indies and small/medium companies but that scales up extremely effectively to capture huge amounts of enterprise spend at the same time.

I wonder if there are any other industry that does the same.
Most ( if not all ) of the time pricing dont scale to both ends. But AWS pricing seems to be the outliner here.
My finite element library (https://github.com/kinnala/scikit-fem). I consider it complete and add features only if my research requires, but I'll likely maintain it until Python is dead or I'm dead.
That is exactly what Microsoft is doing.
I'm not saying you cannot use it, in fact I use it (with minor hassles here and there)

But this last step is taking ages, what I don't understand is why it had to be such a painful process without a migration path (hence we are still talking about it and the transition still didn't happen)
go apps are and will be easy to run on OpenBSD. It's one of the languages which are really as easy as "go get githbu.com/..."

Edit: It's just the go mantra of compile once run forever doesn't really work on OpenBSD. You do have to recompile under certain conditions.
What makes them vulnerable? What are they vulnerable to? Are there not indigenous peoples that live in harmony with nature? Are they prosperous?
One of my main gripes unfortunately Wayland does not function very well with accessibility software. Areas include but not limited to :

-simulated keyboard/mouse input (some progress recently with some composers)

ability to inspect window attributes (e.g. window title, executable and handle)

ability to manipulate windows (e.g. maximise, close, etc)

So just as with automation software this has significant impact on accessibility. The current composers available provide very limited functionality. Not to mention there are many different composers that would have to be supported to make many different system configurations accessible.
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There's no two ways about it: economic growth means more ecological damage. Technology will not save us. IMO the only way to mitigate the onslaught of climate change is to do a controlled contraction of the world economy. If we do not do this willingly, nature will force it upon us.
Personally I would buy any device that offered a working casting solution for VLC.
If you're using a wlroots compositor, then a workaround for sharing the whole screen is to use wf-recorder [1], which supports capturing the whole screen, and feeding its output to a virtual V4L2 device using v4l2loopback [2]. Software that is able to capture from a V4L2-compatible webcam (i.e. most) can them capture from the virtual device without knowing anything about Wayland. It's not exactly the most CPU-efficient way of doing things, but if you can afford the cycles it works very well!

[1] https://github.com/ammen99/wf-recorder

[2] https://github.com/umlaeute/v4l2loopback
systemd adds a concrete and substantial set of features for me. I eagerly embraced systemd for that reason - there are things I don't like about it, but it gave me lots of new benefits that justified the effort.

Moving to Wayland would force a bunch of changes on me for the sake of no functionality I care about.

That's the big difference. Given it provides no benefits to me that I care about, I won't move until staying on Xorg is more effort than replicating my current setup on Wayland, and as it stands it seems that's likely still years away.
Its more of a case of Australia trying to strong-arm Google and Facebook to protect their News Corp interests (but I imagine that this is all a matter of perspective).
Is Wayland ready for virtual desktops (remote VNC, etc)?
I think film and TV are partly responsible for this idea. From experience/observation euphoria (sense of wellbeing) is the primary effect of stimulants, not acting hyper. The rest are just a soup of possible effects that vary wildly.
With Xwayland. On hidpi display they will be upscaled and blurry, but at the right size and they will work in the first place.

Even window grabbing will work, albeit only with other Xwayland clients.
Probably also pennies but have you considered adding micropayments via Coil (it is only an HTML tag) and.

https://coil.com/creator

I use it on my blog with Uphold wallet and I get small payments in fiat currency.
Screen tearing for me has been a thing of the past for years now - just switch on "Force Full Composition Pipeline" on your Nvidia card and hey presto, no more tearing.
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I can't imagine Microsoft is anymore interested in paying these fees than Google or Facebook is. I think it's an empty threat, and likely its the Government trying to prove their serious (although, I suspect it won't pass its next vote). What Microsoft gets out of it, not sure.
> Methane is better, it can in theory be made carbon neutral.

Methane is a much stronger greenhouse gas than the amount of CO2 you get when you burn it.
Most sources/uses of it are a net positive in terms of greenhouse effect.
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Because at the start of the pandemic, when the virus was just starting to spread outside of China, the prase "the Chinese virus" negatively impacted people in other countries who "looked Chinese" (although in practice this was "looked East-Asian"). They were avoided, not allowed in certain places, harrased, "why are you bringing the virus here", etc.

Now is a different situation, the whole world is now a part of the pandemic. The phrase "the UK variant" or "the Brazil variant" is much less likely to negatively effect people.
> indigenous peoples that live in harmony with nature

This is usually called poverty.
I don't understand the throwaway line

"Yes, there are complexities around naked shorting, but let's not get into that."

what complexities? isn't it simply illegal to short a share that is not yours to short (perhaps because it doesn't even exist).
"After" is a temporal word. We have may ways to clearly express cause that could have been used. Generally, one uses "after" to imply cause without explicitly saying it.

Instead, Wirecutter has made a factually incorrect statement. That Thing 1 happened, then Thing 2 happened, then Thing 3 happened is not in dispute. Also not in dispute: Thing 3 happened after Thing 2, which happened after Thing 1.
Exactly. Equality. People have had no electricity for most of human history. The the vulnerable and poor are considered vulnerable and poor only because, by definition, the wealthy and prosperous exist. The reason not having access to electricity or technology is inherently bad is because the majority do.

All we can do is hope the median moves up over time and, more importantly, and the spread doesn't get too wide.
Best to tone it down a bit. One man's legit food isn't necessarily the others. No one is forcing you to put anything in your own mouth.
They are both CNS stimulants, but one is believed to be primarily a NDRI and the other a slow-release prodrug for a TAAR1 agonist. I have somewhat dissimilar responses to each, and the variation in utility is sufficiently well correlated to the varying needs of work vs life, that I can allocate one to workdays, and the other to the weekend and holidays, and find myself maximising the benefits.

What's more, holidays from either (inadvertent or otherwise) have not provoke the catastrophic withdrawal sometimes described, for me it's more of a reversion to type.

And at the risk of labouring the point, this all comes with a whopping YMMV notice. In particular, I am not reliant on self-assessment; I am privileged enough to have access to both psychiatric and familial help that is willing, able, and qualified, to provide external observation.
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Then you haven't switched on Full Composition Pipeline on your nvidia card (if you're using nvidia that is).

I've been enjoying silky smooth Xorg and video for a very, very long time.
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Primarily for CI/CD servers for mobile apps.
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Nature, they are vulnerable to nature.

They could use cars, ambulances, hospitals and etc.

Nature is brutal, always has been, no one lives on harmony with it.

Look at the indigenous peoples death rate, child mortality.
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What's the problem exactly? hardware dies.
"Kirk" goes here for "Kirkpatrick", Sale's first (given) name.
Okay, you first.

Being less facetious, we can grow the economy while reducing the resources we require with the right incentives in place.
Gnus (the built-in emacs nntp reader) can read and write to reddit through
https://github.com/dickmao/nnreddit.
Australians' lives are too cushy for most of them to care a whit about political news nevermind any attempt at reading between the lines or applying reason and logic to why a politician or party may be leaning in a particular direction.

Tax cuts = political victory

Border protection = political victory

Increased surveillance (wrapped up in "anti terrorism" labels) = political victory

Australia's political situation is going to get a fair bit worse before it gets better.

This Google / Facebook thing is the Government shilling for News Corp, but you just don't hear that angle anywhere near as much as you hear "Google threatens to..."

It's all obvious, given the existing power structures, but it's disappointing that Australian politicians are acting so predictably grubbily.

Google need to be taken to task for tax avoidance, but that's a big, complicated issue that might take long enough that the next Government gets the credit so, you know, let's half-arse something this term and see if that gets us some free love.
That's shortsighted. Humanity will run off the proverbial cliff if that sentiment stays.

Sure, you might not suffer now, but at this point, probably your kids and/or grandkids will. If you don't have nor want kids, then you'll be hurting your friends' and relatives' kids.

If you really don't care, well ain't nothing that can be said to convince you otherwise unless you feel the actual effects.
Never thought of it that way :) Once you send the secret though, it is not recoverable by the sender or us or the receipient without clicking the link in the recipients email within the expiry time.
> Nvidia is the major blocker here and there is very little wayland devs can do to fix this

I know, but it can be difficult to understand. I mean, how come we currently have Nvidia drivers for Linux, which work pretty well, and they can't be used for Wayland?
You can set DerivedData to Project-relative Location with the Project Settings command in Xcode's File menu.
We need to stop pretending that nature will survive. Once you start treating the natural world as just another finite resource all sorts of policies become common sense.

For example an oxygen tax to keep enough land set aside for plants of some description. Or better yet, fusion based co2 scrubbers.
Good question, but pretty sure. Settings > System > About > Windows Specifications just shows generic "Windows 10 Pro" as the edition.

Also, AFAICT the N edition doesn't have Media Player at all, it doesn't just gut the codecs.
Yeah, they think its great to live in the jungle, seeing every other newborn dying, just cus your carbon footprint is low.

They couldn't care less for those forgotten children.
Nobody has said it, but it seems we are reaching a fork in the desktop?

For users, not 'right' and 'wrong' here, just two groups whose goals differ.

Those supporting X.org are using X very much in the spirit of it; custom window managers, network transparency, and possibly bitmapped fonts, BSDs.

And those in support of Wayland have arrived there via Linux with eg. GNOME and dominated by GTK and QT desktop apps; looking for an open-source offering with the same functionality as Mac and Windows desktop.

Really, this has been brewing for a while. It's been a fluke that the underlying X has allowed these two groups to co-exist.
It’s not an either or question. A devastated nature will also lead to less prosperity. We’re more in the realm of takin on debt we can never pay back.
You don't even need a compositor. Just activate Force Full Composition Pipeline if you have an nvidia card.

see: https://imgur.com/a/lDfObqw

It's in the advanced settings.

Silky smooth Xorg web browsing and video at no extra compositor cost.
Hanlon's razor is "Never ascribe to malice that which is sufficiently explained by incompetence."

The "incompetence" explanation is that RH is a baby newcomer as far as retail brokerages go and made a desperate move to placate NSCC and save their butts. They got in over their heads and cast about to figure out how to make it through this week.

The "malice" explanation would be a sinister cabal led by Citadel (RH's MM who pays them for order flow) pulled strings via a back room threat to make RH suspend buying of GME.

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Here's the link to the actual document the article is about:

https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/the-economics-of-b...
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