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Sigh, this is not at all how most trucks/etc work.

The odometer is generally computed/measured at the output shaft of the transmission. The differential+tire size is then used to compute a mileage in the ECU (or old school via actual odometer gears feeding the odometer).

Its also why the discussion about adjusting ones odometer comes up frequently in offload communities where oversized tires, or differing gear ratios are run. Even outside of that, people (like myself) who run slightly oversized AT tires, even on the street have our odometers thrown off by a couple percent because the manufactures frequently don't provide a real number input to the ECU rather a selection of a few tire sizes. In my case, my truck has metric sized tires, which don't align perfectly with the preprogrammed LT sizes.

That is why there are various inline devices which can be plugged in to correct for nonstandard modifications (I believe this to be one of them http://hypertech-inc.com/SpeedometerCalibrator.aspx, from a random google search)
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Say it's half that or you drive uninsured. A car is still a big expense.
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> some companies won't work with you

It's a pretty big deal when that company is your employer. We need better protections around speech in this country. Firing someone for something they said cannot be a one-sided decision. At the minimum, the worker deserves the chance to go to court/arbitration
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It’s an outgrowth of a larger problem: The problem today is that nobody will work with you nor can you get employed, unless you have the right connections.

There is no starting over, because there is no anonymity or way to become obscure/forgotten.
Yeah, that's another way it costs to be poor. But you can read that page as "a new car loan can be as low as 4.2%, even if you only have fair-to-good credit".

It can still make sense to hang on to the cash if you don't otherwise have a cash reserve.
Self-censoring people, by default, never disturb the status-quo. That's why progress only comes from the fearless few.
I think people quickly tire of it when they have to take care of those lazy people directly. I'm not saying nothing should be done. Just that it is a fallacy to think the government simply has infinite money to spend.
Ah, I never use clamshell mode so I didn't know that.
I was recently annoyed by this but didn't connect the ro distribution with the update pain.

Then there's the Xcode CLI update lest Homebrew start compiling rather than pouring everything, every time :-|
The real story here is Tesla stalking their customers around on social media. Nasty.
The article mentions Radiolab. I remember listening to a Radiolab episode about War of the Worlds, but that must have been a later revision, because in that episode they go into how the first airing of the play did not cause a panick, but other airings of the play in other places certainly caused panick and violence.
This is true, but breaking changes, aka hard forks have occurred in the past and blocksize has already been successfully increased from 1MB to 2MB.

It will all come down to whether miners think they can make more from having fewer higher fee txns vs. more lower fee txns in a block. My prediction is that more lower fee txns will win since competition from other cryptocurrencies will cap the txn fee that people are willing to pay.
I've been thinking about this as well, and I think the crux of the problem is that housing is a prime investment. I'd imagine for most older Americans, real estate makes up a significant amount of their nest egg. In my circle, it seems like there is much more talk about housing investment than stocks or something similar.

If this is true, then it implies that the corrective paths are all things which will negatively impact the investments of anyone with a mortgage. I wonder what percent of the voting body they make up? I think this is part of why we aren't seeing change. It seems like somebody has to lose out.

I think these are the main solutions. As you see they are all legislation dependent:

1. As you mention, larger tax on housing, especially on those which are used as rental properties.

2. Saturate housing markets with government housing, which don't need to be priced at subsidized rates but only at a rate such that no rent seeking behaviour would be practiced in a 40-50 year window. A 0% IRR investment from the government would not cost taxpayers nearly as much as subsidized housing.

3. Relax building code standards and zoning regulations to drastically increase the supply of low cost real-estate opportunities.

4. Related to 3, relax laws relating to mobile homes/RVs/tiny homes and allow people to live in them if they have a place to keep them. I know in many places this is illegal, even in very rural areas [1].

[1] https://globalnews.ca/news/7501035/bc-couple-salmo-land-evic...
I wonder if cancelling of really big companies start to happen. Make one misstep in advertising or messaging even in past and then have people attack your partners telling them to stop associating with your brand...

I wonder if we ever properly reach that level. And if after a few big attempts social media companies would put stop to that...
What a clickbait article. There's no mention at all of any specifics of "young authors" censoring their work. Instead it's a vague opinion piece about Ishiguro disliking "cancel culture" in general, because JK Rowling took some heat. It just looks like the same story of "I think cancel culture is the cause of all problems" without any specifics.
> There is no era of Western history where unpopular opinions were more acceptable than today.

I suppose it depends how fine grain you can be when considering eras, but there were periods even within my own lifetime that were much more tolerant. In the 90s, there was a period where the influence of religious prigs had waned, and the secular prigs had yet to be taken seriously. The internet in particular was pretty wide open to ideas of all sorts, and no one would seek to ruin your life over disagreements.

If you coursen the grain to wider epochs, then yes I think you're correct.
Cancel culture isn’t simply peer pressure. It’s a mob harassing employers and schools to fire or expel wrongthinkers. Cancel culture literally ruins lives.
What kind of intellectual progress do you think we're missing out on?

I see people getting "cancelled" (aka facing consequences) for things like sexual misconduct / abusive behavior. For anti trans views. For fascistic ideas, or storming the capital to re-instate a democratically defeated politician.

Are any of these places where the next big leap in intellectual progress is going to come from?
Do make sure your tailpipe is clear and not filling your garage. Our family once used a propane grill as heating source (the food was a nice plus).

I have one friend with a ICE vehicle that he can plug into the house and power some essentials. He is a general contractor and has a lot of fun stuff on his truck.

How well do EVs function as emergency shelter?

I would be curious on a statement from each manufacture on how long I could run the heater in an emergency situation.
Exactly.

I grew up in the Midwest and outside of the city. When I visit home, I pretend to believe in God, lie-by-omission about my bisexuality, stay silent about politics, pretend to say grace at dinner, and go to Church on Sunday mornings. If I didn't, then in many ways I'd not longer be welcome in that social group. Finding a iving-wage job in the local community would certainly be impossible. There are only a few tech firms and all the owners are members of the same bible study.

Want to see real cancel culture? Live in any of America's many culturally homogeneous rural communities for a month. Put up a Biden sign in panhandle.

None of this is a defense of cancel culture, but it's worth keeping in perspective that way more "cancelling" goes on in deeply conservative communities than in extremely liberal communities. We just call it "keeping American a Christian nation" instead of "cancel culture".
I love how these so-called "analysts" just make shit up and it gets thrown around the internet as actual fact.
And by love, I mean hate.
One of the biggest issues is the lack of consistent canceling for the same offense along with the changing rules.

If you said something 10 years ago that was completely acceptable it will be used to attack you in the present. When others said the same thing they get a pass but you don't. If the rules were clear and generally agreed upon I think tnere would be less fear.
Well, yes, but not having a pen-name that's connected to a real world identity does limit the potential consequences to a significant degree. It's not perfect, especially if you do something illegal, but an online mob probably can't get you fired if they don't know your real identity.
This doesn't require full dependent types because the values being examined are constants. Here's a version in C++20:

https://gcc.godbolt.org/z/c9KqYb

Unfortunately, this version requires a custom StringLiteral class and some other awkwardness because constexpr is still very limited. (I tried Rust const generics too but they're even worse.) This should improve in the future.
did you miss McCarthyism?
Half of all private wealth is inherited, not earned through work, by the wealthiest 5% of households.

In that context, why focus on giving small portions of wealth to those in poverty (even if they aren't working as hard as you think they ought to)?
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I don't think it's limited to just what you say in public. Videos and audio recordings have a way of triggering human emotions that writing simply does not. To tell you the truth, I live in perpetual fear that some acquaintance could secretly record me saying some non-PC thing in private, and post it to Twitter to get me cancelled. I have deleted all social media to try to achieve "out of sight, out of mind" but I still feel unsafe.

It's truly dystopian. I do feel as if I will go insane if this continues for another 10 years.

I worked hard in school and sacrificed so that I could build myself a better life. Now, it seems like the entire thing hangs on a knife's edge. Quite frankly, I would not have tried to work hard for the last 15 years if I had known we were about to go full-blown 1984.
Well, I think the imaginary SF AI would have some ability to construct a superhumanly convincing argument. But also, its easy to imagine that the AI would also be protecting it's own financial interest at that point in some way. Or existential interest.
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Two decades ago it was a lot safer, so, yeah.
Could you say more on how to do this?
The worrying thing, to me, is that it’s the young who are pushing this. Previously it was old conservatives, who were on the way out anyway. It’s different now.
| This is truly the dark age of the information era.

This is nonsense. Losing your audience has always been a concern for authors and it is easier to get an audience now than it has ever been.
It took effort to find him, and it was possible. But he wasn't public about his identity prior to this, and in fact was making a deliberate effort to mask it.

just because someone with a lot of time on their hands could technically have found his real name does not conflict with the parent's point.
Just to make this explicit: you're designing a second stage that will initially fly on some other company's first stage? Given the tight integration between stages on current launchers, does that tie you to a single launch provider?
There was no need for KGB to steal everything, as they already had good optics; the Zeiss factories were moved to Russian-controlled teritories during the Second World War[1], including workers.

[1] http://www.novacon.com.br/lenses08.htm
that's not a very sofisticated joke is it? Is it a joke to you?
Who (apart from Colin Kaepernick) has been prevented from working in their field ever again?
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Communism was also like this. People has the public persona, the party tasks, things they had to do and say.

Then they went home and listened to Radio Free Europe and talked with select people what they really had on their mind or used coded language to transmit messages.

What I hope this achieves is a parallel society and when it's big enough there will be some public battles.
This is a lie. The world has enough resources to feed, clothe, and house everyone. We've chose to build a system that does not.

Perhaps you find that defensible, perhaps you find that appalling, but argue that position, not one that isn't true.
The "desire to improve" is synonymous with passion, as far as I am concerned. Otherwise, it would be called "begrudgingly required to improve".
> Because vast majority of engineers, including engineers in FAANG companies, are negative producers.

Can confirm from 2 decades of experience as a dev. It's not rare to find negative ROI devs. I used to be one even.

As a matter of fact, current team is still fixing tech debt left by 2 previous devs.

It's infuriating because most of the tech debt is related to lazyness, not lack of competence. They had all the time in the world, all attention whenever necessary, PRs reviews from senior devs and still decided to cut corners most of the times. Some got past Pull Request reviews and we are left to deal with the mess.

On the other hand some devs that are not very technically experienced but are proactive and have positive personality makes great additions despite not knowing much.
A slow heist by Chinese spammer/scammers to use a popular domain name. This is clever and in direct contrast to the usual gobbling up of domains for spam/scam purposes as soon as they expire at the peril of a forgetful owner.
We're approaching Orwell's "Newspeak".

- Idiot -> retarded -> special needs

- Negro -> colored -> Black

- Queer -> gay -> LGBTQ

- Indian -> Amerind -> native american

- Illegal immigrant -> undocumented worker

- fat -> plus size

- He/she -> they (singular)

- bum -> homeless

Using the words in the left column can get you and your writing attacked.
No, it does not. It has some support for types which depend on constant values (i.e. values known at compile time), but not types that depend on runtime values, which is the real power of dependent types.
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Can you really blame authors? Anything that is even mildly controversial can easily result in effectively being banned from participating on various platforms. More recent example of this weird feedback loop is:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_Sexually_Identify_as_an_Atta...
Your comment seems completely off topic to the article. In any case, you can use the Chrome Web Store Publish API and not bother with the UI of the Dashboard.
> But what it does illustrate is something I've meant to write a bout for a while: having this kind of convenience let you be lazy about design.

How does having this in the language permit laziness in design? You still have to think about the properties in order to describe them, whether it's going into a type system or a test suite.

Does the laziness occur once the property is placed into the type system because you can now rely on the compiler to assist you? Wouldn't the same argument apply to having a test suite that detected similar failures to maintain these properties?
By reading the name alone I can't help but think of the xkcd related to standards.
> Google Play Music

The perfect music service and discovery engine. Axed for no cause.

I don't like Spotify or Pandora, and I'm filled with seething hatred for Youtube Music. I keep trying to use it, but it's horrible and doesn't play what I want to listen to. How can you design an app that's so bad that it actively does what you don't want?

YouTube Music plays meme videos [1, 2] in my alternative music stream. And anime music I listened to ten years ago in the middle of my EDM. Seriously what the fuck, Google? I never asked to mix my YouTube viewing experience with my music tastes.

For the first time in my life, I've stopped listening to music. I want to go back to managing my own highly curated playlists, but it's too much work to set up.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kxp8qPEwSXM

[2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jofNR_WkoCE
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is it so hard to understand? the material wealth of the developed world has dropped by quite a large amount (at least for shelter, medical insurance, education). Don't trust those GDP per capita figures (even adjusted for PPP), they don't tell you the true story because inflation isn't being counted correctly and the basket of goods used is questionable at best. there's a lot of subsitutions going on in those figures that understate inflation.

On an interview with an older guy from the 50s, he was explaining how a painter could have support a family and 6 kids and a house, all on a single income. Try doing that today. These days, it would be hard for a painter to just support himself, much less a wife, a house and six kids.

In the US, in blue states, millenials are now spending upwards of 40 to 50% of their incomes just on shelter.

In the bay area, it's not uncommon for couples in the highest income brackets to rent out rooms in their townhouse (notice i said townhouse) to make ends meat ( at least for those who bought recently). and that's just the top 2-3%. you can imagine how everyone else lives.

We need to get away from using GDP per capita as a measure of wealth and instead use number of hours worked to earn necessities (shelter, food, water, transportation, education and medical).