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Only problem is, if while doing the work the developers were told their work isn't going to be entirely paid for they would have chosen to do something else.

You write a book and would be paid by the word. After toiling away for 2 years, 30% of your work will not be paid for because the publishers feel this is just information.
You have been decived.

When labor is carried out with certain promises of compensation and after the work is completed if the fruits of the labor are not compensated to the person company doing the effort then it's fraud / stealing.

Broadly your argument sounds like 'knowledge work is not real work' because it doesn't produce tangible assets.
Never heard the term, but that could be what it is.
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I‘m wondering what you think.
There is a huge failure of imagination here. Repealing section 230... Would it completely upend existing social networks and internet norms? Yes, that’s a good thing.

Tim talks moderation... we’re not going to moderate billions of people post-230, they’ll just be responsible for their actions.
>The writer of the article is selling a monetary-driven agenda

Did we read entirely different articles? The one posted above is very much a creed against money-driven fads among artists.
Decision making in humans is a mix of slow and fast thinking. Fast thinking - like reading, writing, physical reflexes - requires little effort and is best suited for repetitive situations.

Slow thinking - such as reasoning - is more expensive so we only use it when we are faced with a new situation for which we have not 'cached' the answer. It entails the creation of a mental model and imagining outcomes. The exact mix of the two modes is tuned by evolution.

If all we had was the slow system we'd be much less efficient at survival.
>Overcoming Gravity 1st Edition was pirated around August or September of 2012. Not sure how still, probably an insider from Amazon.

Was there a digital version available? If so, it could almost certainly have been pirated by people outside of Amazon.
Take the internet fiber cable that allows a person to connect as an example. Public utilities exist in some countries to provide that. In the US a private company will usually lay the cable.

In both cases when someone signs up for a service who they voted for doesn't affect there service.

In social media's case it does change the experience

Asking for a neutral playing field is fair.

Facebook delivering that in a highly political environment where a lack of censorship scares one side is impossible.

We are heading from free speech, into right speech but we are going to end up with no speech as people tune out.
The counter evidence is simple, it costs $300 billion a month to provide 300 million adults with $1,000 a month. That’s $3.6 trillion a year.

That’s the entire federal tax revenue consumed by UBI. So you need to double everyone’s income tax to get back to even.

Of course there is evidence giving people free stuff improves their lives. The problem is that’s an insane amount of money that has to come from somewhere.

To put that in context, the top 1% have an aggregate wealth in the US of about 34 trillion. So we could take all of the net worth from doctors, lawyers, business owners, CEOs, FAANG employees, etc and pay for this for about 10 years. Then we’re left with consuming the middle class and then we’ll just be out of wealth period.

There is just no reasonable explanation for how this will be paid for. Even wealthy countries favorable to socialist policies (e.g. Norway) have nothing like UBI.

Let me turn the question to you. What makes you think UBI is sustainable? You have to have some pretty damn good evidence when you’re betting the entire federal government budget on it.
I disagree that pursuing financial independence is a false pursuit.

"Financial independence" != "independence from the society". No one claims to be independent of the society. One just does not have to earn money anymore.

I agree that money are worthless without places to spend them and someone producing stuff to buy. This does not make financial independence less useful though.
What is so great about Kazuo Ishiguro?
interesting! couldn't you do it with blender's tracking without python? although it's much more impressive with python.
His companies do not change his character, though. For example, one can acknowledge the usefulness of Amazon and still think Bezos is a creep. Musk is a born-rich libertarian with an insecure, massive ego and too clever for his own good. His stupid behaviour on Twitter and in person is well documented. The fact that he established a cult of personality does not change this, either.
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C++ interop?
In fact, WhatsApp is better than Telegram because whatsapp has e2e by default.
Personally I use Telegram because of public searchable groups. Nice way to meet new people with same interests.
Is it just me or is Element much slower than whatsapp?
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But for the rest, do you expect people to continiue to wear masks after this?

No, I don't expect people to wear masks as the new norm.

I haven't managed to write in earnest because I think people treat masks like plus two magic items in the game of Pandemic and I mostly hate them and this is not exactly a good place from which to gain an audience and yadda under current circumstances.
You know what, I guess my thinking and writing was not clear.

I was thinking - with an EV you don't have to DO anything.

I had a leaf and was thinking I should take it in for maintenance, but looking at the manual there was coolant, but you changed it at 125k or something. The brakes wore very little. Tires maybe. maybe brake fluid since it's hygroscopic.

There was small stuff - windshield wipers and fluid. there was a cabin air filter. wash it.

As far as reliability, it worked fine daily.
If the speech on Twitter is Twitter’s speech, then if someone defames me on Twitter, I should be able to sue Twitter. Just like if a reporter in the New York Times defames someone, you sue the paper, not the reporter.

If Twitter doesn’t have liability for the speech, then it belongs to the speaker and Twitter should have no obligation to censor it. They can’t have it both ways.

Likewise Twitter and Facebook should be paying their users for providing content that they profit off of, like newspapers pay reporters. Then they can have standing to choose what they want to publish.
Nor do I expect it to.
looks like a shady sales funnel
But Linus is still in total charge of linux and we have yet to see, how it works out without him. And with Minix, itseems Tannenbaum is not really in charge anymore?
I think it is $21/month: https://i.imgur.com/q5BSDWI.png
Question is a little vague. What time period are you taking about? And buy survive do you mean not close?
That's a fascinating idea, the learned doubtfulness towards science due to its exaggerators.
Umm no. I read the white paper and followed bitcointalk etc religiously in the early days. Satoshi even committed code towards building a marketplace

It is very successful as a speculative financial instrument, I’ll give you that!
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I tried running your code via docker-compose. After some building time, none of the notebooks in examples-folder worked.

The notebook with the title "10 minutes to pypolars" was missing the pip command which I had to add to your Dockerfile (actually python-pip3). After rebuilding the whole thing and restarting the notebook, I had to change "!pip" to "!pip3" (was to lazy to add an alias) in the first code-cell which installed all dependencies after running. All the other cells resulted in errors.

I suggest to focus on stability and reproducibility first and then on performance.
Damn, Roy - I wish you all the best. I remember writing roy an email about the website not working when I setup his openresolv for my wireguard tunnel. He kindly responded and told me what was broken and why. It's just a very small touch into his life I made, but with it this whole thing hits me so much harder.
I like C# and use it a lot, but for performance sensitive apps I need SIMD. Microsoft is making improvements, but not enough, still a long way to be comparable to C++. Currently, they don't support NEON on 32-bit ARM, and have performance issues in the JIT: https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/issues/13811
Behind the scenes email providers blackhole a huge amount of traffic that never touches even the spam inbox of their users. This is of course good, because it is what the users want. Social media companies likewise curate what content they allow to remain up because they want to please their users.
I recently began educating myself about human language acquisition (a rabbit hole I was pursuing from another book, Behave). I learnt that there's two main schools of thought—the "innate instinct" model (Chomsky et al) and its alternative, the "usage-based" model, which posits that language is "an embodied and social human behaviour and seeks explanations in that context".

Here's an open-access paper[1] that summarizes and contrasts both the models.

And if you, like me, find the "innate instinct" model to be an unsatisfying explanation, check out the following works:

- Michael Tomasello. See his excellent work on "joint agency" / "joint attention" (as something that is unique to humans), human developmental psychology, and many other topics. He summarized his most recent book in this talk here[2].

- George Lakoff and Mark Johnson. See their classic work: Metaphors We Live By

[1] https://www.intechopen.com/online-first/usage-based-and-univ...

[2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BNbeleWvXyQ
I do follow some of the shortsellers and read their reports on certain companies from time to time: America has no shortage of swindlers even today,only nowadays they have fancy job titles.
Can you explain why name vs variable would matter? I could totally see this for other seemingly small changes, but name vs variable doesn't change the meaning at all.
For me it seems like Signal is winning. I started seeing more of the rural 50+ people on Signal that I haven't seen on Telegram yet. (Obvious aside, many of them are still on WhatsApp but Signal is where I've been surprised to see them too).
Sorry but the Whatsapp CEO is Zuck who controls 60+% of whatsapp. That guy has somehow bastardized the words friend and connect even though he clearly has never had any of either.

This slave is just a hack and they are trying to grossly violate your privacy to make benefit glorious targeting of ads. Fuck right off is the only response.
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No, entering the dash doesn't work. There's some funky js or something on the text box, and if you're looking for a repo with a "-" in it you have to paste it.
Don't have an obligation to censor it, sure, but they'll never have an obligation to keep it up. If they run out of money, the servers go down and the posts stop being available.

Unless the government is taking over paying for hosting the user content, the server owners will be able to not host it
M4A is socialism and is just too easy a target in the U.S. At some point there will beer a republicans president, and due to the structural advantages it’s likely he will have full control over all branches. Not sure that a real democracy can survive that.
FYI “problematic” is also a vague and essentially meaningless term that is no more specific than “bad.”
I concur. I was project manager for a migration from Microsoft SQL Server to Azure SQL. There were all sorts of problems, performance being one of them.
Oh, that is surprising, I mean, I hate the masks, too, but my immune system is quite good, so I wear it only for the sake of other people. May I ask, why you object to masks for yourself?
Linux certainly has project management, bug tracking, and lots of infrastructure. What it famously rejected were inadequate centralized systems that break the way kernel developers and maintainers actually work. Before the tools were there there already was a large human-operated distributed management system that ran on top of email. A lot of linux project operations are still a large semi-automated distributed management system that runs on top of email. It's gotten somewhat more centralized now, as a single source of truth is very useful for tracking bugs, but just because there's a single root to the tree of maintainers doesn't mean it's a a project run by Linus alone, and just because it's not using jira or gitlab or whatever the flavour of the day is doesn't mean it has no project infrastructure.
>Likewise Twitter and Facebook should be paying their users for providing content that they profit off of, like newspapers pay reporters. Then they can have standing to choose what they want to publish.

What? This sounds like you're arguing that Twitter and Facebook are legally obligated to publish everything a user posts because they don't pay their users?
As absolutely not a lawyer, and acknowledging my huge ignorance I'd suggest that First Amendment processes are heard in court and protected by due process. Aren't they?

For good or ill, §230 bypasses court hearings and due process and so I wonder if it is

a) itself an unconstitutional denial of rights to the users, or

b) actually just fine legally, however an overturning of it would not necessarily be an assault on the First Amendment, only on this congressional shortcut

My "reform" of §230 would be to add on to this congressionally mandated shortcut with some form of due process to the users whose court rights have been bypassed -- if a site wants to use §230 protections, then they have to provide some form of due process to users, perhaps a timely takedown/suspension/banning appeals process, held in the open

If a site doesn't want to provide that, then they can avail themselves of the First Amendment and their §230 immunities are stripped and they are open to lawsuits.
The comments page is brief but has people saying since 2008 they've "purged" the dogs
If I remember correctly bleem! Could only play disc games so it was specifically aimed at people buying playstation games to play them on PC.
How does it compare to datafusion which is also a rust project that has dataframe support
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I would like to understand how parent thinks our current situation is anything like Nazi Germany. It's bizarre.

I assume they are angry and feel wronged. Do they know the comparison is flawed but just want to make a point? Do they have superficial knowledge of the Holocaust? Do they think it could not happen to them?
It’s not an escalation. This would rather be an opportunity to improve the triage process to account for cross functional bugs.
Section 230 is clear on that, isn't it? Does the moderation happen before or after the post is visible?
Former MINIX3 contributor here, I'd like to share my perspective.

While others have noted that grant money has run out, for me MINIX3 is only as good as its weakest link: its microkernel has a really dated design. Imagine taking 1980s Unix and gutting it until you have a microkernel: it has a fork() primitive oddly enough, it's not SMP-safe, it's 32 bit only, processes only have one thread... It's the one area of the OS that hasn't changed that much since 1987.

So while there has been some very good research done on it (https://wiki.minix3.org/doku.php?id=publications, especially of note reliability in face of drivers and services misbehaving or crashing as well as live update of almost all drivers and services without interruption of service), it cannot take advantage of modern 64 bit, multi-core processors.

Furthermore, the second weakest link is driver support. Running on bare metal is possible but vintage hardware is best suited for it because of the limited hardware support. Especially problematic is the lack of USB support on x86. NetBSD's rumpkernel would have been a potential in-tree solution to fix this, but sadly it has never been done.

Anyways, these days the Zircon microkernel seems extremely promising. The design seems well thought-out, the object/handle/IPC mechanisms are especially interesting because it's rather unlike everything else done at this point that I'm aware of and processes can only interact with the rest of the system through handles, so it's trivial to sandbox things.

As for me on OS development, right now I'm having fun hacking on SerenityOS. It's a sin for a micro-kernel guy like me, but who's to say I can't have a little bit of fun on the side?
Orders of magnitude slower. Scrolling through past messages in Telegram is insanely fast. Not sure if it's Matrix or Element but there is a lot left to be desired there. And the longer it exists, the more it seems architectural. Not talking E2E groups. This isn't to take anything away from the Matrix folks who are doing an outstanding job.
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Tailscale might be an alternative https://tailscale.com/
Just focus on solving problems for people and be a person that people like to be around.

Also learn to communicate properly, both in speech and writing. No one appreciates short common words substituted by numbers or single letters.
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They are growing in users but dropping in usage. No one is deleting a whatapps account, most will delete the app and not use anymore. That allows the ceo to say we are growing. Is usage growing?
Spam filtering seems like a similar moderation issue?

People want a right to an audience, and spam filters limit that right
Metamask is the only name I could remember, when you listen to people discuss how to use uniswap, the amount of step to do is quite random and it's full of lingo and basically, it feels like setting up the latest js toolchain, a big shiney blur. Then they'll go on and talk about other systems, like polka dot and its parachains and its another universe, then you have multichains, and oracles and whatever.

It's more like early TCP where you have to install and set up the whole network stack of the month than early WWW to me.
Looks totally viable to me. I wish they'd stuck to this model instead of rapid charge.
“Hedging against investment risk means strategically using financial instruments or market strategies to offset the risk of any adverse price movements. Put another way, investors hedge one investment by making a trade in another” - https://www.investopedia.com/trading/hedging-beginners-guide...

What inflation/devaluation are you hedging against, if all your money is in crypto?
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P.S. I do what I can to keep things up to date, but only have the time I have.
This was my takeaway. Being engaged, empathetic and kind isn't a "dark pattern", but it's also not something that can be intellectually dismantled and practiced like leetcode. It's interesting seeing how often other humans are considered oppositional problems and "the solution is self-employment"!
That is precisely where Coinbase doesn't excel. I know several people who bought crypto on Coinbase in 2017 and forgot about it. They are now trying to restore their account but Coinbase support takes¡months! to complete this step. The best days for Coinbase are already behind them. I recommend looking into other exchanges & not to rely on exchanges for storing your crypto.
If you play a vinyl record you’re damaging it permanently.
It's not perfect but mostly works.
Conservatives are much more interested in culture wars than economic issues.

By moving these companies from private to public sector, conservatives can use their gerrymandering and voter suppression power to control the companies, whereas under the more market capitalist approach, they follow closer to the demographic majority views
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> Which context switches? With the Go model, I have exactly one thread per CPU, no context switches.

Not in the user application model you were describing. Those threads would need to coordinate and communicate (for example, back to the user interface), and that implies context switches.

Unless you're thinking of a strictly isolated thread-per-core design (https://mechanical-sympathy.blogspot.com/2011/09/single-writ...), which means we are then in agreement.

> And if you are memory-bound, why have more CPUs?

Yes, exactly, and that's why parallelism can often make things worse: https://brooker.co.za/blog/2014/12/06/random.html

However, for independent processes, each additional CPU adds memory bandwidth (according to the NUMA model) because there's a concurrency limit to each CPU's LFB that puts an upper bound of 6 GB/s on filling cache lines for cache misses (even if the bandwidth of your memory system is actually much higher): https://www.eidos.ic.i.u-tokyo.ac.jp/~tau/lecture/parallel_d...
In some cases yes. I worked for a b2b company, which was not designed as multi-tenant and all their customers were under the same db and the same service. Now imagine response time for small business vs enterprises (yes they had a few of those paying premium, lol), sometimes the later was infinite.
which job sites are you scraping?
If I choose to buy it under the assumption I will get it, and then I don’t, then it’s pretty clear cut. If the deal wasn’t one where I was exploited I’d like the $10k back with interest.
That is an interesting insight. I would like to learn more about making graphs that communicate well.

Can you share some specifics about how these graphs are unreadable, and how they can be improved?
The GDP per capita in the US is over $60000USD. 20% of that is a rather large chunk to directly redistribute to the workers, but is it an impossible amount? The effects of UBI on how we live our lives would probably be quite enormous and it's (to me, as a comp sci person) difficult to ascertain what its effects would be.
How do readers choose their own spam filters within services like Gmail et al? Honest question.
One of the things I was most surprised with when I visited there was that it seemed like it was a vastly lower percentage of cigarette smokers, I kept walking around wondering somethings different, and then I realized, people weren’t smoking! I later looked up the statistics online just to see if I was just imagining it, it appears that I was not.
The book has no pictures?

It's sway. So that's what it looks like.

And the content is much deeper than showing off the color scheme you chose.
Not very many roads enter California, as it has natural geological borders. An ocean to the west, hilly forest to the north. On the east, a 3 km high mountain range which leads into a hot desert, cut by the mighty Colorado. The terrain is a lot more forgiving to the south, but there’s an artificial border with Baja California there.

Plus, most of the infrastructure is there for the agricultural inspection stations. Just use it to stop human disease instead of plant disease.
Can someone explain the point of these NFTs to someone who has no real knowledge of them but what they do know makes them seem pretty pointless.

If I have a copy of a digital piece of art I don't care if someone has an NFT, I still have an exact copy right? I don't get it.
There is a tunnel, it’s a transportation hub, lots more people, and boris..
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Haven't I said? Inflation. Have you checked house prices or asset prices lately in terms of the balance sheet of the FED?

Bitcoin is the only asset which gave you a real return in the last, maybe 10 years. Even if indexed the NASDAQ or whatever, your real return was probably below 0.

You can copy paste a lot of definitions, that's great. Just tell me how your returns were and how you measure them. If you measure them in Dollars, then show me what your money buys you now versus what it bought you 10 years ago.

You can say I am hedging against the devaluation of FIAT currencies.
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It contains the uncompressed original audio stream! Where else can you get that?