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MIT, Apache, and BSD are "GPL-Compatible Free Software Licenses" according to the FSF: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/license-list.html#GPLCompatible...

I gather you have some meaning of Free Software that is different from what the FSF means by it, and also different from what groups like Debian and Fedora mean by it. Can you expand on what you mean by "Free Software" and what relationship it has with the "Free Software" movement as defined by the FSF, Debian, Fedora, etc.?

Do you think that the FSF, therefore, works within "the Spirit of Open Source", that contributors to glibc are working for the FSF, which can ignore them?
Dunno how you'd make a 10 byte packet, the smallest valid ethernet packet was 64 bytes, and I'd expect my switch to forward those at line speed just fine, and drop any runt packets just fine too. Maybe you could hack a network driver to deliver some really nasty frames, but that doesn't seem a likely situation for rsyncs use case -- not compared with a switch failure for other means.

The point about QOS is that it often isn't necessary because you shouldn't be hitting those limits, and if you do you often don't care (because you've got half a dozen identical desktop computers talking to an unmanaged network not doing any relevant dscp marking). In rsyncs case the traffic they're sending is all ssh traffic - what's going to be doing the tagging and differentiation?
> yet somehow didn't come true

Isn't it? How would you prove/disprove this?

> oh yeah: <Nazi_eugenics>

The thing about pseudo-science is it often borrows (and distorts) real scientific concepts to masquerade as such; the existence of homeopathy doesn't discredit conventional medicine.
Well, is it a hobby, or is it family documentary? Feels like similar sentiment if you said that money spent on woodworking gear is wasted because family prefers IKEA furniture.
>defining it is actually straightforward. Here goes: Consciousness is experience.

Doesn't seem very useful to me. A bit like brexit means brexit. I mean machine learning gains from experience of new inputs - does that mean the thing is conscious?
Yes I'm very familiar with this but this is just MISR i.e. purely a software solution (Peyman Milanfar is one of the original researchers associated with MISR). Fortunately elsewhere in this thread hardware implementations have been demonstrated.
There's a typo/misspelling on page: https://obsidianapp.io/

Search for Kychain.
This doesn't explain why so many skip kids entirely.
I'm bothered by two things.

The first is multivariate studies are notorious for throwing false positives especially when positive cases are in the sigle digits.

Comparing data sets collected under different surveillance regimes is difficult.
Adding on to this, the work done to make .NET linker friendly will also help make it more amenable to AOT.

For people who have not been following .NET closely, there is a thing called Blazor that runs in the browser using web assembly. To get the download size down, a linker is used to remove classes and methods that are not being used. You can also use this when deploying other types of apps.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/blazor/host-and...
Noise removal isn't semantic meaning?
There's no pictures in the pre-print, how am I supposed to understand this?

I need to see what an eigenspectrum looks like!
I'm starting to feel some sorta way about open-core model as more of a marketing mechanism for lead gen. I can't put my finger on it and I'm not saying it's bad. It just kind of feels like it's like a free-trial that appeals to engineers, that helps jumpstart your marketing funnel top-end.

I'd love to hear Richard Stallman rant about this...he'd probably find a way to articulate, more elegantly, what I'm feeling.
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thanks for watching, futurama slave army!
What if it's not about keeping individual humans comfortable with nice experiences but about growing the amount of awareness? We think of humans as a resource problem but they are also the source of innovation and creativity. Will resources be limited if there is the chance to grow the number of aware beings to new heights with the potential to reach new levels of civilization?
Yep it's another blockchain running in parallel, called the "beacon chain." Anyone can deposit ETH in a particular contract on the main chain, and the beacon chain will read that and credit them ETH on the beacon chain.

The quickest migration is basically to upgrade both clients to talk to each other, and for the old client, instead of choosing blocks with the highest hashpower, choose blocks whose hashes are chosen by the beacon chain. Details here: https://notes.ethereum.org/@vbuterin/B1mUf6DXO

The next step is a more integrated system, described here: https://ethresear.ch/t/executable-beacon-chain/8271
Code is poetry when written as such,

Words in stead of numbers add a nice touch

Those who treat it as craft and an art

May find that named colors are a good start.
I feel it’s also important to remember that while apple is a monopolistic entity of great power, with billions at its disposal, it is also made up of many smaller teams, comprising of individuals who act politically, often in their own interests, to curry favour.

Loyalty, trading favours, gaining intel, earning a promotion, because I like them. Pick a reason. It doesn’t have to have much, or anything, to do with Apples strategy, or legal position. And it certainly has nothing to do with the cost of an acquisition, and the billions they have in the bank. Those details are irrelevant to the individuals involved.

It doesn’t have to be a grand conspiracy, it can be much simpler than that.

This sounds more like, “what can the xxx team do to help”, or “Jimmy from the review team said he’d throw one our way, say no more ;)”

Hallway talk and face to face meetings. Put it in an email, and it’s dangerous, only a fool would do so, and they all know that..

I have no evidence either way. Not claiming I’m right.
Not everything is as easy as throwing a ball.
I don't follow... where does this argument fail when you replace "conscious" with "blue"?
https://nypost.com/2021/03/08/teen-vogue-staffers-call-out-n...

These would be completely uncontroversial if they were written about European or white people: "Stupid white TA"
"Like an old white woman"
"Wake up with swollen white eyes"
"Outdone by White #whatsnew"

(And these clearly were not sufficiently controversial about Asian people coming from her until literally yesterday and probably won't be sufficiently controversial after like next weekend).

Not to say this is unfair to her. "Put up again thy sword into his place: for all they that take the sword shall perish with the sword"
rclone should work, afaik.
I have the server anyway for a few non static items (acme DNS for getting LE certs for my internal hosts for example)
Born to Run by Bruce Springsteen

it's great. seems to be something there for everyone.

fans. musicians. political people. artists. lovers. writers. poets. workers. NJ enthusiasts.
Expanding Menaces explored here [0]. Tl;dr: Expanding menaces get nipped pretty early by inconceivably older non-menaces with limited patience.

[0] <https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26440071>
Well, if you take away the "I", so that it isn't the will of a singular being, but rather the free will of the elements of reality, manifesting itself— it makes sense— it isn't random, because it has coherence and it isn't deterministic—it is emergent. It isn't "me" that wills some reality into existence. It is the substance of the universe willing reality into existence. But even if you take the "I" away, it doesn't take away the utility or reality of the will. "Free will" emerges, like "wetness" emerges as a quality of water.
congrats on the launch! this is a really neat implementation and i'm a big fan of honey as well. really slick.

quick note. may want to clean up the testimonials. all 3 are 5 stars, have 3.4k cred, and were posted 2 hrs ago. coincidence or not, comes across as a bit fake.
I see from your profile that you are blind, so you're likely missing some context here. The "Opening Quotes" are more aptly described as title cards that appear at the end of each opening. Generally, the title cards are the Futurama logo with short gag-lines, although it's not entirely text as there are often visual elements as well. The images are video screengrabs of each title card, rather than something the author created.
> Kubernetes is very complicated, but the complexity can be managed if you approach it from the bottom up.

s/Kubernetes/Computers
Mind and consciousness are feeble while the universe is complex beyond our capacity to grasp. I don't think "time" is just a construct of the mind. If you do, then your mind must be God-like in powers.
Let's see what happens in a few years.

There are a bunch of blogs/content out there that have been abandoned for a long while, but you can still read the information that was put there in the past. The simpler the system serving the pages is (down to static HTML files), the more likely it is that the website stays up functional.

A blog that is built on Kubernetes sounds like it will be dropped pretty quickly once interesting in writing for it wanes.
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They never wanted them and they have access to safe and effective birth control and abortions.
From the standpoint of random access "browsing" over SSH/SFTP, you could just use filezilla or WinSCP or ... psftp.exe.

However, if you want a backup process then you will, indeed, need to find some way to run 'borg' or 'restic' or 'rclone' on Windows.

I've never used WSL so I can't comment, unfortunately ...
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Why would there be more of those if it's "just" a simulation after all?
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Absolutely true. There's a consequence of this that people tend to ignore: You cannot remove the (e.g.) MIT license text from an MIT-licensed work if you redistribute it as GPL.

The MIT license gives you "Permission ... subject to the following conditions: The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software."

You can abide by that condition by distributing your software under the GPL and retaining the MIT license text for portions. You cannot abide by that condition by "relicensing" the software and removing the MIT license: you are in violation of the license.
Why not just get down to the basics write it yourself, like use rsync | pgp/openssl aes | rg/grep, isn't that what you want basically?
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> What we see bow is the rare side effects

Causation hasn't been proved and cannot be assumed.

It makes little sense to worry about this for AZ, it's a very standard viral vector vaccine.

The brand new mRNA family of vaccines however are untested in the long-term...
Are the clots any different than the ones caused by COVID-19 itself?

Do we know for sure it's just the AZ vaccine and not the body's reaction to the spike protein(that is, other vaccines should face the same issue).
I'm getting downvoted but either people don't understand the difference between R2R and AOT (or they're just pissy today); from your link

>R2R binaries improve startup performance by reducing the amount of work the just-in-time (JIT) compiler needs to do as your application loads.

and

>However, R2R binaries are larger because they contain both intermediate language (IL) code, which is still needed for some scenarios

and

>Ahead-of-time generated code is not as highly optimized as code produced by the JIT. To address this issue, tiered compilation will replace commonly used ReadyToRun methods with JIT-generated methods.
What are you saying about it in interviews?

This is one of those things that’s not written down anywhere, you have to “just know”.

Never, ever, even vaguely allude to mental health issues.

Say that you took some time off for family health reasons, and now that’s taken care of (implying and meaning that it no longer will distract you or take any time away from work).

In the USA nobody will ask further, if they do they are likely risking violating employment law by opening themselves up to a discrimination claim.

Also yes look outside the startup scene for sure.

Have you seen the salaries on https://levels.fyi/2020 ?
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I would have liked if they had more comparisons to ground truth images instead of resampled ones. The foilage and bear comparisons also look like the "super resolution" images had contrast boosted, which is either awkward artifact from the scaling or misleading post/pre-processing.
Demo was hacked :) Currenlty it is ok
How are we supposed to define consciousness without first investigating it?
sounds like a good idea to me.

i wonder if a 4-day work week would actually be attractive to employers, especially if they could take a cut (back) of salary.

maybe even something like....it's a 20% work time cut, so maybe for that, i'll need to give you %30 of my salary, which is a lot.

but if some of the studies are to be believed, then productivity can go up with a shorter work week, so salary should actually be _increasing_.

but...you got to get the deal done. so...
Sounds almost like Sheckley's Watchbird already :)
A marching band might span a whole American football field during a performance. That's potentially 135ms to the center of the field from the edge or more from a corner. Their type of music may be somewhat designed around it as a limitation as well as having a visual metronome in the conductor (though you could estimate one and even make it audible instead of visual using half round-trip-time for internet jam sessions).

People seated at near field level at opposite corners may hear a 350ms+ difference in some instruments, but they may spread them out so that it just sounds like a reverb/wash of echoes.

For these kind of apps wear headphones and you cut around 3ms per meter you are away from your speakers, due to speed of sound.
Maybe contact them and report it: https://www.canada.ca/en/public-health/services/surveillance...

Can't hurt.
I didn't read the original study, but I think the 75 to 95% reduction is in the number of cases, not in viral load. So this would be, in other words, a 75 to 95% prevention.

As to the time the immunity lasts, that remains to be seen. Since it is brand-new, we will only know when new cases from previously-vaccinated people pop up. Maybe it'll be yearly, maybe a booster every 10 years, maybe lifelong. There is research showing that the antibodies from a corona infection last about half a year, but that is not the only factor that may provide immunity. And the yearly flu shot is because the flu virus mutates very rapidly, which corona doesn't as much.
This is an incredible space- no pun intended.

Are former SpaceX employees the next mafia?
The difficulty I think is not in proposing a coherent definition, but in capturing precisely the shared understanding of what people mean when they say something is "alive".
Some projector manufacturers are shifting a 4K DMD around 4 times to increase the refresh rate of a 1080P image 4x.
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I think liberal is rather a label, a brand to have something to be proud of. Actually our societies are very opressive. We have to function as expected at all times. As a parent I can tell you this is impossible. Toiling along and working through live and spending money on meaningless stuff is the new meaning of life. There's precious few headroom to have children. You can't have them or can't afford them.
Why would he give a rat's ass about someone's hostile contest?
I find it helps if you have a hard rewrite rule. I really love the convenience of shell scripts for small scripts, but as soon as I have one that crosses 100 lines I rewrite it in python. The python version is a bit less convenient for spawning processes and piping them together, but it's so much more maintainable that you can scale it up to quite a bit larger without as much worry. 100 lines is a nice size where it doesn't take very long to rewrite, so even though I figure I could get away with a longer shell script without it getting too bad, I'm definitely not going to want to rewrite it once it gets big enough to be a problem.
for yourself or others, do you think your workload would be reduced?

or, would you be able to get the same or more done in 20% less time?
I guess if the metal is doing 99% of the support work, then you might be able to "spray on" grip.

This might be SUPER IMPORTANT if it's biodegradable, with all the stories about the noxious effects of car tire wear particles impacting the environment.

Since the "grip" doesn't need to do the support job, we can use a more fragile compound.
That's cool if there's any indication that this could actually be used in production. Namely, what is the compatibility with the ecosystem. The history of Python could be aptly characterized as a series of big problems -> tools promising miraculous solutions -> tools utterly failing to deliver on those solutions because they failed to consider some important part of the ecosystem. We need more than a benchmark graph to suggest that this is a panacea to Python's longstanding performance problems.
I start new projects with python and mypy. If you're convinced that there are some problems that better be solved in python, you can easily see that once you have a project in python, mypy just adds more safety to it. So there is nothing wrong with python+mypy for new projects.
LED light can be about as far as it’s possible to get from a blackbody spectrum, if similarly to that is what you care about (I don’t, art galleries do).

There are two ways of doing “white” with LEDs:

• Separate red, green, and blue, whose spectrum is spiky: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Light-emitting_diode#/media/Fi...

• Phosphor, which may give you a spectrum like this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Light-emitting_diode#/media/Fi...
There are only two ways to coordinate human societies at scale: free markets and physical power.

Any ideology rejecting free markets is just advocating for power.
i think this sounds very reasonable.
I have no idea why you've been downvoted, you made a really strong point. The only thing I can really say in response is that there's gotta be some sort of middle ground between the reaction we had and under-reacting.
There's a lot here that's more than the usual "stretching" of the truth.

I know that marketing spin is nothing new in the tech industry, but this comes off as desperate and embarrassing.
No, we were taking about the pace of melting and the impact of that. Don't move the goal posts.
> Also, because of plan9's exclusive use of static linking and supporting file servers with many arch binaries "superimposed", the "server needs to be same architecture" req could be relaxed.

Plan 9 was designed fro the get-go to easily build and run on different architectures. static linking helps and you do all your communication over 9p so you don't care if the machine is arm, power, x86, mips, etc. The protocol is platform independent and you just rpc everything. So instead of poorly bolting a security library to your program, you let someone experienced with security write a server and let it do the hard stuff. Then you statically lnk a little c lib into your code that just talks to the server.

And file servers are just little micro services running on your computer. plan 9 is more cloud ready and distributed than any poor excuse of an os nowadays.
Is the quality degradation in news some variant of tragedy of the commons?
I pitched my ideas just twice and got some funding for them.

However either my approach was wrong or I wasn't working with the right people. I felt that funding was too big of a waste of time. Without traction, everything I did was being second guessed. And too much time was being wasted pitching.

I haven't raised any money for 20+ of my ideas including the current one. But I can imagine it would be easier for me to raise money on better terms in future!

I use the nanny vs parent analogy for involvement with a product.

When you are working for someone else, you are a nanny. The product isn't your baby. Be careful how much you get invested. If you get sentimental and attached you will end up hurting yourself.

If you own your company, it's like being the parent. You have sole responsibility but except government no one else can interfere.

VC funded business can be like a wild ride. You may start as a parent, but you will eventually end up as a nanny. In some rare cases you can have majority voting rights till the end. Only famous case for that I know is Facebook.
Don't Golang interfaces work this way as well? (Not that I'm a fan).
We're thinking the exact same thing we've been thinking since the Debian Free Software Guidelines were written a quarter century ago:

> The license must not restrict anyone from making use of the program in a specific field of endeavor. For example, it may not restrict the program from being used in a business, or from being used for genetic research.

> The license must not discriminate against any person or group of persons.

Was the DFSG misguided when it was written, or has something changed since then such that it's a good idea to restrict certain people from making use of the program?
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Can't speak for YouTube, but we[0] solved issues like this by making public domain the first class citizen of the system. Once a work enters a public domain in any of the 195 countries, is no longer possible to register it in our system for that country. This prevents any rightsholder to abuse the system.

It also allows platforms and creators to freely utilize public domain, royalty free and Creative Commons works in their content without worrying about situation like this. We also distinguish explicitly between publishing and sound recording/performance so one can register one without impacting the other.

[0] https://pex.com
They use extra tricks at the image capture level to supercharge how much information you can load into the captured images (and then decipher them), but the methods are still related at least in STORM - you’re effectively deconvolving lots of sparse images and then merging them! Gaussian fitting of point sources is literally dexonvolution right? You’re just estimating the psf as a 2d Gaussian!
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I try to play it off as a sabbatical.
Yep, someone else mentioned it as well. On the other side, the author has bothered to enumerate each and every one of the pictures with a caption, just the text is totally useless from a11y perspective.
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What is a "maximally irreducible cause-effect structure"?
I just tried out the tool for Object Storage and was pleasantly surprised with the resulting experience. I really like this; great work!
The other day I was riding the train and a guy called me an idiot. Are you also interested in knowing how I responded to his claim?

why did you choose to post that particular review out of all the others? why not, for example, this one?

"Consider the possibly that classical physics is not only wrong but way wrong."
"A wild ride through the data supporting psi. I was for many years a reductionist like Michael Shermer. However, after reading more and books like this, my mind has accepted the reality that we know very little about where we came from and what really drives our human..."
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In our case, open-sourcing Chatwoot was pretty accidental.

You could read the story behind how we ended up doing that over here

https://www.chatwoot.com/blog/woot-journals-one-year-since-o...