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Let's just complain about how click-baity the title is. It works every time.
I was serious about this! It’s probably quite out of date by now though, unless they’ve been issuing updated editions.
Reasonably, no. It's not a reasonable conclusion to make. Most people are minorities.
That is very cool. I prefer geometric/visual approaches. Like move that many steps along the line, figure out area of a rectangle and so on
The fact that PipeWire has the potential to replace both PulseAudio (for consumer audio) and Jack (for pro audio) with a unified solution is very exciting.
Dialog – domain-specific language for interactive fiction
I always see situations like this as a personal problem. Perhaps by viewing it that way too, you can find a way to feel better. For example, you say "But it's just so tiresome to read about it all the time," so why don't you just stop reading about it?

The past year has been far and away the best year of my life, and that feeling continues today. I credit that to being mindful of how I live my life and making sure that I'm very careful to not live life in a way that becomes self-destructive.
> You are basically paying people to shit on your own products.

In reality, if you want them to fulfill their true role, they are preventing you from producing wrong products (which should be good for the Company).

But Google understood that as you say (which is not what I think but this is beside the point), and that was their mistake.
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Yes, in the US. But a large (possibly dominant) fraction of food consumption in the US is via prepared food purchased in stores, or from restaurants. To use raw meat, you have to know how to store and prepare it yourself.

If you know how to cook, you can tell what it is, just by looking at it.
Yeah, the is exactly the way we felt. While SST's internals might be complicated, from a user's perspective you get a "normal" local development experience.
Yes it is known that Bitcoin doesnt cool a house. Thank you for pointing that out captain obvious. Its purpose is to stop central banks from destroying peoples lifelong labor they sacrificed their time and health for.

Ill leave it to you to invent the secure system that uses less power since nobody else seems to be able to figure it out. If you know of a way, please specify step by step in detail and how to roll that out effectively.
Just tried it on NixOS, had no idea it was so fleshed out already! Thought it'd be full of bugs but was pleasantly surprised, it just worked. No issues with compatibility, extremely low latency and has JACK and PulseAudio shims, so everything works out of the box, including pro audio stuff like Reaper and Ardour. And thanks to the JACK shim I can patch around the outputs with qjackctl. This is compared to JACK, which I never managed to properly combine with PulseAudio.
UAV futures is also a fun youtube channel to get started with and is a little less technical than joshua bardwell at first.

to have your mind blown by experienced fpv pilots, check out Nurk FPV, Johnny FPV, Mr. Steele, and Rotor Riot.

FPV is a disproportionately expensive hobby ... every hard crash can cost you between $20 ( broken motor bell) to $200 (cost of entire drone when dropped in water and electronics go poof).
Still great hobby, highly recommend!
Though in this case the transparency is one-sided: ICANN can gather all manner of information on Sunde, but Sunde is denied any detailed explanation from ICANN on exactly why his application was denied. Just this rather opaque reason of them being "not comfortable" with him operating a domain registrar.
ICANN is not really the same as a US company here - not quite sure you realise some of the politics behind this.
To be honest, the abstract says:

> and most of the positive associations observed for meat consumption and health risks were substantially attenuated after adjustment for body mass index (BMI)

> higher BMI accounted for a substantial proportion of these increased risks suggesting that residual confounding or mediation by adiposity might account for some of these remaining associations

The numbers in the abstract should control for BMI (but not adiposity, i.e. bodyfat percentage). They're probably also too high.

To clarify: I'm 100% in agreement with you. I think meat gets a bad rap for bad reasons (one of them being bad science). I just wanted to point out this study did some effort (even if they could have done more) and that does deserve to be said.
I was working on a machine learning Open Domain Chatbot for a local museum. Our team tried to teach it its data so it could give info about it while also being able to have some small talk in addition to all the Information.

It worked fairly well but it will never be "very good" in my opinion since you will not be able to fully mimic a conversation with an actual human being.

So the future is kind of unsure but I doubt something big will happen with it in the near future.
So ready for only 2 days?
What if don't drink, don't smoke, do regular exercise, not obese... and eat lots of high quality meat? I haven't seen anything that comes close to showing that this would be unhealthy.

If this is the case, you are also more likely to be financially comfortable as this is an expensive diet. It just isn't possible if you are poor enough, but plenty of vegetarian meals based on beans, rice/grain, and vegetables are.
Me, too. It’s quaint, but distracting. But remember that for a good part of its history they had a period after the title of the paper on the front page.
> “Dr Adrian Zenz, a senior fellow at the Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation in Washington”

Adrian Zenz again.

Every. Time.

https://thegrayzone.com/2021/02/18/us-media-reports-chinese-...
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It really is. I was just recently reading that the Chinese government is actually having a big problem with young people taking communism seriously and starting to ask questions about the massive sweatshops and inequality in the country, which are not things that are supposed to happen with the communist party in charge.
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> Hitler wasn't the only Nazi.

I never said that.

> I don't think it's accurate to say "the Nazi's themselves were not socialists", as if none of them were.

I never claimed that none of them were.

Making it sound as if I and others are talking in absolutes and manufacturing talking points around that is a waste of everyones time.
These lawsuits seem silly.

Are investors suing for the right to be the biggest fool in a pump and dump scheme?

The consequences of not buying GameStop is that the investor has more cash in their account which doesn't change in value. Most of those who would have bought around the peak would have lost a lot of money.

If Robinhood prevented investors from selling their shares or closing their positions then that would be grounds to sue. Investors were exposed to an extremely volatile stock with no means to exit and could have lost everything in that scenario.
Right which is why I don’t buy the argument that we can’t reduce people’s meat intake because then meat producers will be forced I tell you to treat their animals worse.
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What does real world latency look like with Pipewire?

Is it comparable to jackd when used with something like Ardour?
There’s an immense amount of buried carbon. If you include all burnable carbon sources underground (including under the oceans), there’s approximately enough to burn up all the oxygen in the atmosphere. Plus there are lots of minerals that can be oxidized.
>> I think that still leaves open the issue of humans hunting animals for sport. For example, if someone enjoys hunting lions, is that "a good reason", in the same way that someone enjoying torturing a house cat is "not a good reason"?

I honestly don't think so. In the same way, I don't think it's a good reason to rape someone because it would give the rapist pleasure.

There has to be a balance, right? Killing an animal to eat it makes sense, because you can't eat it without klling it. But causing pain and suffering beyond what's absolutely unavoidable (you're killing the animal so it is going to be in at least some distress for some time before it dies) is madness. Only maniacs enjoy watching another living being in suffering.

And I do believe that people who enjoy killing animals, for any reason, are broken somewhere in their heads. Taking a life is not something to be enjoyed.
It’s a great resource to pay people to do that internally.

It’s a complete disaster to hire people who see their job description as shitting on the company publicly, with no constructive proposals for improvement.
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You can't deny that Bill has completely lost it trying to become public batman by force and shove whatever the fuck he wants into our throats by using his money "for our good".
> Nevertheless simultaneous invention happens all the time.

Try telling that to Isaac Newton. :)

Or better yet Edison or the USPTO.
I'm not sure why you think that it being an island has anything to do with anything. It doesn't. Yes, the fact that they LOCKED DOWN had a lot to do with why their infection rate is so low. That is exactly my point; thank you for acknowledging that it is correct.
>There's always going to be some thing that everyone misses out on.

Definitively, I don't have enough money to execute all the possible investment strategies I want to follow up on.

It's also weird that the bet size is being ignored. With Bitcoin your maximum bet size is much smaller than with stocks because of the high risk. I can put more money into stocks because they are less risky and thus I can actually end up being exposed to greater gains.
I would say that the vegetarian diet says more about the person than the diet itself.
As someone who trained my dog to sit and wait for me outside a shop while I got coffee, which was a similar delayed gratification and I didn't even use treats, I think science might be underestimating just how stupid human children are.
Using these Docker images works well to emulate the Lambda environment for sure. It just falls short when I want to trigger that through, let's say an SNS topic or an authenticated API that my frontend application can connect to.
Beans are often a staple for vegetarian and vegan diets, so that makes a lot of sense. Thanks for the follow-up!
Which is why it’s idiotic to hire people whose entire job is to create bad publicity for the company.
I had a very similar experience. Also, the interfaces are hideous and static - even though this was an internal product, the client wasn’t happy. If I’m going to have to customize it so much to make it look decent, we’re back to hi-code.
I think it would be a massive coincidence for there not to be an instance of two people trying to register the same domain at the same time on the day that a new tld became available.
To further concur, when I was engineering my own body composition improvement plan I quickly learned to completely ignore any study that wasn’t performed in a controlled metabolic ward. Which is, essentially, a voluntary prison. Needless to say participant compensation is considerably more costly than the totally unscientific alternatives so such studies are rare.
When one's socio-political worldview depends upon denying reality it is not surprising that some people choose to avoid cognitive dissonance by sharing and proselytizing fantasy that confirms their biases. At the moment left-wing positions on contentious issues are less in conflict with available facts and create less cognitive dissonance, leading to less need for a retreat into make-believe stories.

It is also worth noting that the next-most likely cohort to reject reality was the far left. Quite a ways below the far right, but noticeably divergent from centrists and those who were only slightly left or right.
I’m being overly glib, but this just highlights the multiple definitions of active vs passive investing.

By definition, the S&P is a relatively arbitrary arrangement of stocks. These are picked by an arbitrary rules based algorithm. I happen to pick a lot of them, so the end of being well-representative of the total market, but that’s just a fact of me picking a lot of stocks. This is picking stocks - or stock picking - just straightforwardly.

Passive investing to me has nothing to do with the total market except indirectly. The goal with passive investing as I understand it is a portfolio you don’t have to watch, or a portfolio sufficiently uncorrelated between components to be relatively stable.

Even investing in the total market is active investing in a way, because you’re choosing equities as opposed to commodities, derivatives on those base instruments, real estate, and so on. The Dow is only 30 hand picked stocks, but it correlates pretty well with the total market, is that stock picking?

I get what you’re saying though, my point is just that the distinction between passive and active investing isn’t so cut and dry, and shouldn’t be used so dismissively.
Every region in the world that moved beyond the Mesolithic era have a "cuisine based on grains". It's an unfortunate side effect of civilisation.
I’ll cop to the tedious bit. But consider that, while “English” may not be prescriptive (odd idea, that), people can be. For example, the people who wrote this style guide: they were exactly prescribing usage for Times editors and writers. Yes, the thing I am tediously complaining about follows this guide. But the guide is wrong.
The problem is that the most extreme plant-based dieters are the ones who get popular. So a vegan in popular culture's eyes is someone who eats 50 bananas a day.
>> supposedly the richest country the world has ever known.

Which numbers are you looking at? Countries like Norway, Ireland, Qatar or Switzerland normally top the lists of richest countries today let alone ever known. The USA doesn't break the top 10 on the list published by the CIA. Only after removing alleged tax havens might it hit #9.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_(PPP)...
People should buy physical copies of movies and literature they enjoy or respect, because we're in bizarre farenheit 451 territory.
We buy oysters from a Japanese vending machine
it was widely known that they were At It, but things like "they undetectably tap fibres" or "AT&T would allow mass tee-ing of traffic" were considered a bit fringe-y, in my recollection. and of course turned out to be true and not even in the most extreme of their operations.
Without audio buffer rewinding, you're going to have to suffer random stutters and jumpiness every time your system comes under heavy load. Your system does an NMI because you plugged the power cable in? Your audio will glitch.
It will also mean you won't be able to sit with an idle CPU while playing music - the audio daemon will have to wake up to reload buffers multiple times per second, killing battery life unacceptably for playing audiobooks on a phone...

Saying rewindable audio is a non-feature might simplify the codebase, but if it makes it work badly for most use cases, it ought to be rethought.
How do you make this accessible?
I'm saying that a neutral third-party could be used to broker the payments and keep the details for auditing purposes.

I don't mind someone having my details, I just don't want that someone to be a party incentivized to spam me.
Communism in practice is just fascism with a Marxish State-enforced ideology
Multiplying taxes by 50 would indeed be a very convincing way of making people eat less meat.
>which I otherwise find is somewhat odd and repetitive

The problem is thousands of years old. At some point you have enumerated all possible criticism.
Wired merely reports the research study that says it. And they've linked to it, too.

https://medium.com/cybersecurity-for-democracy/far-right-new...
A documentary I strongly recommend to everybody (it's on YouTube): Tao Russell's "Being in the world".

It's ostensibly about the life and work of Hubert Dreyfus, the famous MIT philosopher that was an AI skeptic. But it interviews carpenters and jazz and flamenco musicians and cooks etc. and (way oversimplifying here) the takeaway is that the skill is not in you, it's in this moment of skillfull interaction with the world.

Gigerenzer seems to come awfully close to this point, but keeps missing it. At the critical moment the genius baseball batter is one with his bat, with the wind, with the noises, with each signal coming from his musculature -- this is not a Cartesian subject metaphorically manipulating levers and keys to move a robot, this is a situation. It's a whole thing.

This is why even in sports where pitch sizes are regulamented (like soccer) there's a substantial home game advantage even in the absence of crowds. That's where they train. This is why pure mathematicians obsess over that particular chalk. This is why Kenny G sounds so shitty, he's recording against a backing track in an aquarium in a studio, and why improvised jazz sounds so great.
Android users can't uninstall Chrome, therefore it's fine if Windows users can't uninstall Edge.

Windows users can't uninstall Edge, therefore it's fine if Android users can't uninstall Chrome.
Search for Nikkei article on TSMC and growth plans. Look for "cage" and "bird" search terms at that source.
pipewire already works surprisingly well. Even bluetooth source and sink works.

Only problems I had so far are:

* sometimes bluetooth devices would connect but not output audio, have to restart pipewire.

* sometimes pipewire gets confusing and doesn't assign audio outputs properly. (shows up in pavucontrol as "Unknown output")
That's cool to hear! I'd love to see that implementation if possible.

LocalStack is a good initiative but in practice it ends up being slow. As a result, we see people using it for writing tests instead of local development.
It's unfathomable that this has become such a complex ordeal, except insofar as that confusion has been a source of profitability for advertisers.

The first principles are exceedingly simple:

What I want: for small, insurgent, creative businesses who want to specifically get my attention to be able to do that through inexpensive, surgical messaging rather than mass advertising.

What I don't want: for middlemen (or anyone) to facilitate this using information I didn't intend to make public and can't verifiably stop my browser (and other tech) from shedding.
> It's particularly bad that you bullied another user into removing what was probably an interesting story.

That's not what happened. They removed it before I even posted a reply. By the time my reply came up, their story was gone and I had to navigate backwards to copy it. Please look at timestamps or something and remove this warning.

Aside from that, the story was not interesting. It just said that they worked there for a number of years and that their coworkers seemed trustworthy. Also that they couldn't get user documents along with stack traces. I left the most salient bits.

> Personal attacks will get you banned here.

Where's the personal attack? I responded directly to what their comment said, nothing more. And, I didn't get personal - I got sarcastic about what they said. And I apologized for it.
Had he ever claimed to be rehabilitated?

He's an active member of a political party named after his criminal enterprise.

You may think he's morally right, but he broke the law and as far as I know never repented his choice.
That makes sense to pay someone to perform that function privately and internally.

It’s been a disaster for Google to have that happen in public.
Homosexuality can be called a mental disorder, rules Chinese court
Incoherent. Usage at the times is prescriptive, English ain't.
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Lol the CCP already has a track record for genocide several times worse than Hitler's and they've only been in power ten times as long but sure
Says openly published research. You can check their methodology, data sources to your heart’s content. Wired is only reporting the existence and results of the research.

https://medium.com/cybersecurity-for-democracy/far-right-new...
A non-Chrome browser is always a good idea.
Excel Power Programming with VBA, by John Walkenbach

It's what pushed me into programming and eventually data science in other languages, which led to a significant push in my career.

That's not to say that you should read this book, but instead a remark on how adding high-demand skills to my skillset made me more money than any of the side-hustles or hobbies I've ever tried.
In general I do not think that is true. However I do think official narratives are usually the easiest to digest, people would need to be crazy to believe otherwise.

In this particular case I don't think "It's from a bat" is any more complex than "It's from a lab" either btw.
Spot on. Who needs five weeks of vacation and years of maternity/paternity leave, or an affordable university and health care system? The important thing is to create technology companies with incredible ideas like "shipping items really fast" or "youtube but we call it Prime Video." And most importantly, to make it profitable by squeezing employees to the fullest extent of the law.

You would think all these highly educated Europeans would understand that it's better to dissolve their unions so they can work two jobs to support the kids they never get to spend time with. They don't seem to understand that the true meaning of life is to be be exploited by large corporations. So sad.
It also worked as drop in replacement for PulseAudio for me, except all my audio now had stutters and pops. I ended up going back to Pulse.

I got suggestions that I could go tweak buffer sizes stuff in a config file somewhere, but for my simple desktop use case I'd rather my audio just sounds right out of the box.

Hopefully this sort of thing gets straightened out, because having to muck with config files to make my sound server actually work is like going back to working directly with ALSA or OSS.
It is not a community. It is a tightly knit group of people who have the right positions and who follow the religion of the day.

Most valuable contributions come from people who come and go and never had any real power. Currently you get real power by working for the right corporations regardless of your contributions. A decade ago it was more benign, the independent people were also respected.

To avoid this parochialism and nepotism, Python needs a standard and multiple implementations.

C++ is a much nicer community for people who do actual work.
> what more people could want

Open source audits of manipulative algorithms. It's really that simple.
Wow. In my book, you are extremely racist. Treating people a certain way based on skin color just because you automatically assume that this means they have the same life experiences? Dude... What about people who are just trying to live their lives and have a good time? People who don't try to create division by making every little thing about race? I have been friends with many people over the years from many different nationalities and ethnicities, and I don't know a single one that would want me to treat them differently due to their race. I just try to be a good person to everyone.

I know I'm wasting air here, but honestly, I do think views like this are the problem. You may think you are helping, but this does nothing but divide people.
Thanks! We'd love to cover as many cases as possible. Feel free to open an issue and we'll add it to our roadmap!
High temperature cooking of meat produces all sorts of toxic chemicals. Feed lot meat has a poor Omega fat balance. Grass fed, cook on low heat (pressure cooker is actually just 240°). I'd like to see that study.