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>And then the e paper panel costs a bunch so what would be a $1000 laptop becomes $4000 and is strictly worse for the vast majority of users.

IMO, this is fundamentally a niche object. But that nicheness means that if it did exist, it would have several options without worrying about pissing off the mainstream.

#1 on that list is that you don't need to seamlessly emulate an LCD screen with an e-ink screen - instead of having a single multiplexed screen, have 2-3 80-char-wide separate e-ink screens and have text on each of them.

This has two advantages: one, it's cheaper because e-ink screen costs scale geometrically with size, not linearly. And two, AIUI partial-refresh doesn't work well when you're literally refreshing a third or half of your screen, but two completely independent screens can obviously refresh independently of each other. I'm assuming partial refreshes are faster due to taking a smaller absolute number of pixels, and not due to being a smaller proportion of the screen, so e.g. a quarter of a 4" screen will refresh the same speed as a full 2" screen refresh but faster than a full 4" screen refresh.

Ideally, you'd want to split the e-ink screen into as many smaller screens as possible anywhere it makes sense (and design the UI in hardware), simply to reduce costs.

Sadly, large cheap single screens have made the concept of software controlled UIs so obvious that people don't even consider the alternative.
Mushrooms are pretty easy to grow btw. If it was the difference between me feeling depressed or not I certainly wouldn't be relying on spotty supply.
You can try the impromptu DIY version of such a device by just setting any android-based ereader in front of your laptop display and use VNC/RDP or similar to mirror your screen on the eink reader.

I personally went a step further and used my boox nova 3 and a BT keyboard [1] directly to ssh into my workstation for a while.

Though I agree, an eink based laptop in a X1 or MBA form factor would be amazing, just for the battery life alone.

[1] Logitech K480, comes with integrated tablet holder
How much do you really need for password management though? The occasional PDF with single-use 2FA keys is all I use the storage for.
Can you draw something where only a triangle sticks out of the watery?
"Wool" is a very broad category that pretty much means "material made out of some kind of animal hair". And since there's quite a few animals with hair, there's quite a few types of wool. I suggest trying high quality cashmere (note: cheap cashmere is typically mixed with other types of wool).
Dropbox does read and analyses my files.
This sounds like a certificate problem, or the browser trying to use https on an HTTP port. If you've deployed Let's Encrypt on the same host, the browser might force the connection to work over HTTPS because Let's Encrypt often adds a so-called HSTS header to the config.

If it's just Chrome not trusting the certificate, you can usually override the error by clicking "details" and then continuing by clicking a link. If the override isn't there (because of HSTS or similar), you can type "thisisunsafe" into the web page to override any non-technical certificate errors (there's no input field but it'll work)
If it comes out that they mean discussing specific emails with an employment lawyer, then yeah, kind of.
I thought so too. At some point, I realized I'm allergic to wool and that was why it made me itch.

FWIW.
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So basically he offers someone desperate a very questionable solution to his problem and then later mocks him for using that questionable solution?
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"Building High Integrity Applications with SPARK"

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As far as I can tell MADlib is not automl, it just provides various statistic analysis and "classical" ml algorithms as function/macros in various database, and integration seems to be quite different from the way we do it (and I'd say more complex for the user, but maybe that's just my bias talking).

So I don't think there's a lot of overlap there. But if you think otherwise and work on it or know someone that does, I'd be quite excited to have a chat, just to share experiences and tips if nothing else.
It really is what my father does. We're very analytical in his side of the family. We're also prone to narrow view when we have 'attacks' we make huge amounts of logical connections that explains (or try to) what we suppose is happening and it's near impossible to deal with us until the storm is over. A kind of paranoid burst. Maybe not to the extent of your friend but from your words it's really similar.
Not necessarily. You can split a definition in many different ways depending on what you're trying to explore, but one way of differentiating types of depression is exogenous vs endogenous. Exogenous depression is a reasonable reaction to bad circumstances - a close family member dying - whereas endogenous depression is internally generated and not related to any circumstances. There are many different ways of talking about "depression", many of them talking about different things - one of the difficulties with psychological terminology is that often that it's just descriptive of someone's behaviour rather than underlying causes, because it's such a complex area.
It speaks of failed group dynamics, which you get when you let kids loose on eachother. This is the responsibility of adults.
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I hate that the HN audience put so much significance on google “abandoning” (it didn’t) this mantra. Anyone who actually understands depth in any topic knows that it’s not as simple as “don’t be evil”.

Like oh cool thanks man. Yeah now I know exactly what the right moral path is - just don’t be evil duh.

It adds no practical value to decision making other to serve as directional inspiration. But you’re not going to be sitting there trying to find the right balance of weights in search ranking in order to keep fairness and equity and just be like “right, don’t be evil”
The BIS released a paper where they argue for permissioned ledgers for central bank digital currencies because you can tie that to identity, government benefits, and things like money laundering.

But centralized also means "subject to control by dictatorships" which is not nice.
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> an account had exfiltrated thousands of files and shared them with multiple external accounts

I'm just questioning why she would email to multiple external accounts directly from her corp email instead of saving to 1 personal account and then sharing from there, undetectable, many times. And yes, they would still have detected the 1 email but I'm questioning the accuracy of this explanation; sounds partly made up to make it sound more serious.
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The threat is against the others in the group, if they don't participate or try to intervene.

The stressors however, are often coming from relationships with adults.
They would not make good e-readers. They're interesting, but the use case is more like a display device than a complete system. For example, development involves the arduino ide, while other e-readers run linux and full-blown applications.
It's because the story is about super-determinism; the simulated universes below are simulated identically to the one they are in, and statistically they are just one in the middle in that "pillar". So if they decide to destructively interfere with the universe below, all the others in the pillar will have the same idea including the ones above.
I use:

https://nextcloud.com/ (kanbam board, notes, tasks for longterm goals)

https://turtlapp.com/ (for some extra notes)

https://www.forestapp.cc/ (for tracking my time)

Excel is for tracking my finances.

Phone calendar is for basic day plan. Whole day is set up by work hours, leisure, events, time chunks what I do when etc.

Im learning about Gitlab for my future projects too.

Hope it helps.
I said this thing in response to Game Development crunch, which also applies to startups. The original creators of the company, now people in charge, have equity and that is a big reason they worked so hard to grow the company from nothing into what it is today. Therefore when they ask (or subconciously demand through company culture) to crunch or work overtime they should give out equity as an extra part of the compensation for working extra hours.

Part of this is to align the founders' and employees motivations so they're more in sync, as both parties now have some form of upside to work hard and see the company grow.

Another part of this is to make the shareholders and founders really think about the culture and how they expect other people to work. So if they want a culture that is about putting in many hours and effort then they should be prepared to lose a little bit of ownership to make that happen. If they're not comfortable with that then they this will act as a disincentive for them, so they fix the culture and their expectations and people can have a normal work schedule.

One final note is that with whatever system there will be people that end up exploiting it, and as ever that's a people management problem. Hopefully with a trustworthy culture this will not happen.
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Found it! Amazon also used to run on Emacs.

> Mailman was the Customer Service customer-email processing application for ... four, five years? A long time, anyway. It was written in Emacs. Everyone loved it.

> People still love it. To this very day, I still have to listen to long stories from our non-technical folks about how much they miss Mailman. I

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There seems to be a bug with figures with boundaries that cross each other. Perhaps there is an issue with determining inside vs outside for the figure.

An infinity symbol drawn so the line crosses itself has issues. If you trace the outside of the symbol, without crossing, it works as expected.
no, sending it to the wrong 2 parties is still just as bad as sending it to more than 3 wrong parties, but if you send to 200 external parties there is more of a chance that you are sending something to the wrong party.
Do you know a single modern window manager of note that does not support E.W.M.H.?

The “if” on X11 at this stage is a theoretical obscurity with every modern window manager of note supporting it, with the user being confident that it shall remain stable; on Wayland, the reality is that every single compositor has it's own own, typically unstable ways of doing this, though Sway is the one that is committed to stabilizing it and wants it's way of doing these things to become a standard, but that is of little use when the others are not picking it up.
Is there a way to make a one-time donation without giving up my life-time membership?

I love that the creator is doing this. There are so many services that I would have paid for, but instead they got shutdown or turned into crap. I was going to convert immediately, but the thing that gave me pause was "if you are getting more than $1.80/month of value". It's not clear to me that I do. Not because the service is bad. I've not had issues with downtime, and I think it's a fair price. But I don't know if I, personally, use it enough to get that much value out of it.
Are you sure that you are not the person in your joke: "The physicist John was constantly announcing on radio to let people show him a physical event that he cannot explain. He was a regular on radio and asked several times. Then one day he read this sentence on the internet: JOHN, PUT SOME WORK INTO YOUR RESEARCH, HE WHO SEEKS FINDS."?
> Instead they spend all their time with other kids who are have they exact same emotionally immaturity as they do.

I don't think that's true but I agree with your other points if we agree that emotional maturity isn't a true false stage and that there are domains for which one isn't as mature as in another domain.

For instance, I learned at a very young age (3 or 4) that hurting others was actually painful for the other part. Not from receiving it myself but from giving it. From then I could never engage in confrontation/retaliation dynamics which put me at odds with others.
Doktor is also the equivalent of a PhD. He probably had a PhD in CompSciene.
In that article the Indian pop is from the 2001 census at 1,028 M. Current population is 1,388 M, keeping the same percentage of English speakers would place it at +305M speakers, although doing the same for USA also place it at +310M.

That being said I think the table is wrong because the numbers don't add up to the total and also don't match the source. Based on that census India should have only 12.18% of English speakers, not 22.18%, so you should be correct in any cases.
To add to the other explanations, there are Herr Doktors that think so high of themselves that they put the title everywhere, business cards, emails addresses, name on the letter box, and everywhere else they are supposed to write the name, you even get to write it on personal data online forms.

Coming from a country (Portugal) where having an Engineering degree still has a similar connotation and there are still some that make the point to be called Eng. SoAndSo, specially on smaller towns and villages, it was kind of ironic to find a society where it is taken to the next level.
If everyone is immortal but only has 1 child per couple, then the population will eventually cap out at double the current population.
More generally, as long as the average number of children per couple is less than two, then the population will eventually cap out at a finite number.
I know nothing of the particulars of this situation, but you are committing a simple error in your reasoning.

The purpose of PR isn't to tell the truth. PR people don't get fired for lying.

The purpose of PR is to make whomever is paying you look good. Sometimes, that involves telling the truth. Sometimes, that involves telling a highly cherrypicked, out-of-context subset of the truth. Sometimes, that involves torturing the truth beyond any recognition. Sometimes, it has nothing to do with the truth.

We don't happen to live in a just world.
And.. what if, when you run it forward ahead of the present time, you come to a point where the simulation just crashes and you can't simulate ahead of that point no matter what you do?

This is the premise of the tv series Devs. Cool idea but super-bad execution, it just devolves into a standard bad-guy hunting good-guys with pistols story..
It's a theory. If she doesn't sue then we can assume that's not what happened.

If she does sue, then it'll probably still be a secret settlement, so we won't know. :-(

Personally i don't believe this theory. Because it's so easy to counter what google said, then, and google's lawyers are not that stupid.
My general use of Pinboard goes like this:

Several times a day: Bookmark a thing (usually marked as 'unread').

Every week or so: Look back at my unread bookmarks. Read, or just mark read because I want to keep a bookmark but I don't want to actually read.

A few times a month: Use Pinboard to look something up that I remember seeing, or I don't - but hope I did actually come across already. Full text search helps here.

I wonder if Maciej would consider getting some browser extensions and mobile apps developed? I've probably paid the same for apps over the years as I have for Pinboard itself [1], and they've generally been terrible.

I'm certainly willing to pay more than I already am for Pinboard if it comes with some decent tools. Something like Promnesia [2] and note taking being integrated would make it the tool I use the most all day, so this would be well worth it.

[1] I'm a paying Pinboard user since 2011 and have been paying for full-text indexing since it became available.

[2] https://beepb00p.xyz/promnesia.html
Does it? As pointed out, this could mean a lot of things and I suspect the majority of Google’s tech employees are “guilty” of violating this particular guideline, including the execs and the investigators involved in this case. Getting “sensitive” data on a personal device is actually really easy to do and just goes overlooked until they want a reason to fire you.

But the part of this that stands out to me is that they are giving this much detail to the press. The standard reply is always that “personnel matters are confidential” even when the person being fired has been publicly accused of something criminal. But for this case Google chose to make specific public allegations. Now why do you think they would do that?
Very well-written way of asking. Good job Maciej.
There is already a technical solution to prevent web pages from being indexed by Google, the noindex tag.

Why not introduce a nosocial tag, then newspapers who don't want their stories shared on social media can simply exclude themselves?

Oh, it isn't about sharing content you say? It's about shaking down Facebook and Google? Hmm.
I'm the author of the submitted site (although "remixer+maintainer" is more accurate – there was an older list [1] which I updated and converted to a gallery with filters). I'm not the author of the Goldtouch review [2] which I (indirectly) link to.

A search for "best ergonomic keyboard" or similar returns articles from the New York Times, Forbes, etc [3]. These usually cover mass-produced rubber-dome ergonomic keyboards – the Microsoft Sculpt, Goldtouch, and so on. I didn't feel any need to duplicate this, though I will reconsider.

This site shows mechanical split keyboards. Some of these are under the "mass produced" filter: the Kinesis and Ergodox etc. The intention is to show options your IT department should be willing to buy. It's not in any way intended to demean these products!

[1] https://github.com/diimdeep/awesome-split-keyboards

[2] http://xahlee.info/kbd/goldtouch_adjustable_keyboard.html

[3a] https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbes-personal-shopper/2020/07...

[3b] https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/reviews/comfortable-ergo-...
That is a common technique taught in rhetoric and management courses. People are quite fond of their own ideas and implicitly devalue the ideas of others. Therefore, if you don't care about owning an idea but care about getting it done, just talk the leader or the whole group into thinking it was theirs. It is actually quite easy, because most people are sufficiently vain to accept this without resistance.
I have an Onyx Boox Nova 3, it should perfectly fit your bill: 8", warm backlight (color and brightness are individually adjustable), comes with a pen in the box, 32gb storage (no SD card slot though), doesnt break the bank. Fast SoC and full Android as nice extras. Not affiliated in any way, just really like mine.

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The important thing to remember is that unless you're running a massive service, requests per second is less important than seconds per request.

Getting an API hit from 300ms to 70ms, and proper frontend caching is far more valuable than concurrency (if you can afford to throw servers at it) because it actually affects user performance.
I have to admit the Cockpit architecture is not entirely clear to me, but at least it seems to allow using SSH as a remote transport, so you don't actually need to install the web stuff on all servers.

GUIs are great for discoverability and observation, but they always make my life harder when I actually need to manage change in a system.

As simple as it is, there's so far nothing that beats plain old text as the source of truth for how things should be; even if you have a fancy API to actually make changes into a system, you'd still want the desired state of that system to be stored as plain old text, so that changes may be tracked and reviewed easily.
System calls are nowadays already called through a library interface, for C this is a part of libc (so glibc on most Linux distributions, though there are alternatives such as musl or newlib).

You could try to look at simple existing libc implementations first (glibc is quite complex), there's a list at https://wiki.osdev.org/C_Library

An overview over the available system calls in Linux can be found in the syscalls man page. However, this does not tell you how to execute a system call - this depends on the specific architecture of your computer.

A system call can be invoked by using a special CPU instruction (SYSCALL/SYSENTER on 64-bit x86, SVC on ARM, ECALL on RISC-V or TRAP on Motorola 68k) or a special hardware interrupt/trap (int 0x80 on 32-bit x86). In addition to executing the syscall itself, you have to know how to pass parameters to the OS. This can take place on the stack or in CPU registers (or a combination of both). This convention is also dependent on the architecture and ABI (application binary interface) of your system. A good concise introduction for x86 can be found at [1].

There are also completely different approaches to system calls, e.g. the one described in [2], but you won't find these implemented in any standard Linux distribution.

[1] https://linuxhint.com/what-is-a-linux-system-call/

[2] Livio Soares and Michael Stumm, FlexSC: Flexible System Call Scheduling with Exception-Less System Calls, Proc. of OSDI 2010, https://static.usenix.org/event/osdi10/tech/full_papers/Soar...
I got 7 years out of my first Mac laptop and 10 out of my second.
But then I always wonder if I'm remembering the original or the remembrance. Like for childhood photos. There is even one for which I still remember exactly where I was when it bubbled up, but I don't recall the topic at all…
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