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This is possibly a unique angle, but by being in taboo art circles (erotic art specifically), I'm struck at how much I see this topic resonating with my fellow artists.

I know so many, too many, far more than I can count on my hands who have simply given up posting kink art because they keep getting mobbed, doxxed, slandered, and harassed simply by posting art (or seeing their friends getting shredded as well). I know so many that have forced to bounce from platform to platform from instagram to tumblr to twitter because either the algorithm censors you or the mob abuses the "report user" button if they simply don't care for your art.

I know so many who have had to host on friend's servers because big-name hosts ban erotic art and kinks in tiny print in the TOS and it's just not worth it to fucking bounce from host to host unless if it's an actual friend who supports true artistic freedom.

I know so many who are winding up in making zines as a last resort, because zines can be printed at the home computer, so they're one of the last truly uncensored artistic mediums in comparison to the internet. And yet - how many trailblazing artists have we lost from that crushing top-down censorship even with that one meager avenue open?

So yes, this is relevant and urgent, and in more ways than it appears.
That’s basically the reason I can’t get behind conservative causes, it’s not about classic conservatism, it’s what we colloquially call “Trumpism”.

I would readily rally behind a center left or center right candidate that rejects both extremes.
I don't have much insight into spark but I've been using Dataflow/beam for ETL. Been a pretty good experience. follows the style of spinning up compute to process as needed then shutdown.
Far and above, the best strategy is to spin up the new server, scp/rsync the data to the new server directly from the old server, and then boot services, and only decommission after you’ve moved all DNS over and confirmed the new site is working. Using Tarsnap for this is not only time consuming but needless unless you already have it setup and working.
Do take a look at dvt's comment. Prior to C++17, it was a valid evaluation order.
Same story for me, they just needed someone available for emergencies. As long as I could respond when pinged, they didn't care what I did with my time. My boss came in one morning, saw I was playing Fallout 4 on my (personal) laptop, and just asked if it was any good. I finished a lot of books I wanted to read, and had lots of time for personal projects, but ultimately the boredom and overnight schedule were too much. I'd rather feel productive, personally, but for a certain type of person that job would have been paradise.
"Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter" are not moral highgrounds for free speech - they're engagement-driven platforms that thrive on drama and conflict.

Posting on these platforms is not real human communication.

If you can't calm down and remove yourself from an online argument before posting something that is almost guaranteed to be misunderstood, you're not evading self-censorship, you're feeding an addiction.

I'm probably doing it right now.
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Also, the chip obviously doesn't need to wear out to become less preformant over time. Reliability is perhaps the wrong word, I think quality would suit better.

But in any case, if you have one chip that decreases in performance 10% per year due to security mitigations and another chip that remains consistently performant, it is something to consider when shopping.
Dunno about Persian style tea; but the pu’erh I often drink tastes significantly better from a sake cup vs a “normal” double walled bodum tea glass. I can’t really explain why, cup shape does affect hiw much you drink per sip, maybe the nose is involved.. Or it’s all bollocks and completely in my head.

Either way, sake cup is the way to go for puerh ;)
Sorry about that. I'm working to make it available in more countries ASAP.
I believe they meant that the color of the tea matters, as an indicator of how thoroughly/well it's been brewed, rather than the fact that you can see it or not.
Janitor is a pretty broad range of work but a professional full-time janitor is not a minimum wage job and could make $70k to $80k at an entry level.

Citing the federal minimum wage is kind of useless with the number of states and cities with their own laws.
Children aren't property. It's perfectly reasonable for society to take children away from parents. We do it for various forms of abuse. We obviously want to be careful, but I see no reason to allow 14-year-olds to get married off by their parents to adult men in their cult. Nor do I think it's okay to change that to the parents let their 14-year-olds get groomed for 4 years either.
I don’t know why they suggest this before suggesting raising wages or improving conditions.

Offer 50k more or a 4-day-week and you won’t have a shortage of anything.
We could get a lot of new land from a Mars colony
It isn't acceptable, no. I tried Duck Search (aka Bing) for a couple weeks and in the beginning I wouldn't know that I wasn't getting the results I was looking for and eventually realized that the results just sucked compared to Google.

I found myself having to second guess the results and then did a Duck / Google hybrid for a while, going to Google when I didn't get what I was looking for and eventually it was too much friction. I equate it with when I used to use two different text editors, one for speed (Sublime) and another (IntelliJ)for step-debugging because Sublime didn't have that part well implemented and it was just maddening to have to switch back and forth all the time and learn/maintain two sets of keyboard shortcuts etc.
This reminds me of the saying "The road to hell is paved with good intentions". This sets such a dangerous precedent. Next time something like this happens no one is going to pay rent. If they don't compensate the people who made incredible sacrifices to pay their rent (selling everything they had, borrowing from family and friends, using every last penny of savings), it will be a tragic.
That doesn’t mean both are apt comparisons
Has it not already been here for some time?
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"with his country of residence" wtf? ... he prefers Russia to "suicide" in an American jail, and this is supposed to negatively impact his credibility?

Or should he martyr himself to integrity and start calling Putin and the leaders of Russia out for their bad behaviors?

I honor the man as a hero; but if I was him I'd STFU and try to live a quiet life in the woods somewhere, never attracting public attention again. Lest the end be messy and spectacular like Assange is being treated to.
> Persian brewed black tea

Can you buy this in stores? Brand preference?
I would be careful about accusing anyone of indulging in a victim culture, because it's a very easy script to flip.

The common "leftist" perspective is that "cancelling" is a rare occurrence, mainly targets the rich and is not particularly effective in the grand scheme of things given that politically incorrect speakers routinely reach hundreds of millions of people. They would also argue that it can be tricky to tell whether someone is "cancelled" because primarily because of their views, or because they are insufferable and people were already looking for excuses to get rid of them. In other words, they don't think it's a big deal.

Now, if the leftist is correct (I'm not saying they are), then your post ironically becomes a textbook example of victim culture: you're blowing up a relatively minor phenomenon out of proportion, painting yourself as being oppressed. The only reason you don't see it that way is because you think you're right and that the problem you see is truly serious. But obviously the people you think indulge in a "victim culture" also believe that the problem they see is serious. You should be more understanding of their mindset. Otherwise, all I'm seeing here are victims screaming past each other.
Little Johnny knows the rules in the house. If he calls his sister Betty the C word, that is VERY bad and Betty can hit him with a stick, take his toys and make him be sent to his room. But everyone knows that being called a d@#k is harmless, so Betty calls Johnny that all the time. When he calls her a d@#k she just laughs and says 'I am a girl - do you even know what d@#k means?' Funnily enough, Johnny seems to call Betty the C word whenever he gets a new toy that Betty wants to play with. Never mind, he'll learn. Even though Johnny is sometimes quiet for no reason and seems to have become withdrawn, this is a good and fair set of rules and everyone is much happier with them, even Johnny, that little d@#k.
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There is a very interesting chart at the last page of the pdf showing how heterosexual couples have met over the past years.

Here is a direct link to the chart as an image, https://thebrowser.com/content/images/size/w1000/2021/06/ima...
You mean like how every left-leaning media publication said the lab-leak hypothesis was debunked, even though there was not a shred of evidence to substantiate debunking?
No, actually the danish app has 3 versions.

1. No personal information at all. It only says valid or not valid.
2. Name and date of birth
3. Foreign travel, with name, date of birth as well as information about test type or vaccination type etc.
> But yes, I wish it was easier for folks (read: me) to make the transition from renting to owning

Plenty of housing available before blackrock snatches it all up

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/3723-Bridlewood-Dr-Montgo...
That's strange. There's no federal system because of 9th amendment issues. And there was no federal right in the original constitution because universal education is a fairly new concept.
well, the money to pay the rent off comes from somewhere... ultimately taxpayers, which includes these "responsible" people

every time the government alters the fair-market price for things, a transfer of wealth is created. sometimes for the better. but yeah, in every case, someone is getting boned.

at least this is only addressing the past and not creating upside-down incentives going forward. if the state said they were paying off any delinquent rent going forward, then only a fool would pay their rent. although, I'm sure a lot of people are making a mental note for themselves to stop paying rent the next time there is a state of emergency.
I remember listening to an NPR story 2 or 3 decades ago which I can't find about how White people in the United States (probably referring to health food eating yuppies in NYC and Northern California) adopted a staple diet very close to an African American diet in the 40's and 50's while the modern African American diet more often included what White people were eating in the 40's and 50's.

If anyone has any links to stories about how diets have change by demographics over time in the United States, please share.
Nice, I would pay for it. Would make it a lot easier if the backend was #opensource though. Not saying I won't but it would make it a no-brainer.
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It doesn't seem like there's major doubt that the Cossacks sent a rude retort to a surrender demand, but rather that these responses have become folkloric and are embellished over the generations to the point where there's little truth left in the actual words.
Nice, maybe it'll help me steal a job in a country with way better currency and salaries
I remember a scene from Larry Niven's "Lucifer's Hammer" about a diabetic scientist burying books like this after the asteroid hit...
I agree with you, but a quick note for potential readers: most of the soy sauce from your grocery store has extreme amounts of salt in it, beware.
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Exactly. In an emergency the last thing the pilot wants to do is navigate a map interface for anything. Better to just select the alternate flight plan that was setup hours ago during flight planning.
And what there requires you to be rich?
Would you please cite your sources for Ford's motivations being solely pecuniary? I am not trying to set up him up as an example of an amazing do-gooder; he was in many ways awful. But I don't think his biography fits with the notion that he was only in it for the money.
I don't think you're making the case you think you're making.

Not giving people a vaccine that is known to work with very high efficacy is what we would call a "preventable medical error."

Even if something WERE to happen later down the road, it would not be called a "preventable medical error" because it's the best tool we have right now.

This is like letting your teeth rot because having a dentist drill out the cavity would "definitely remove some healthy bits," and that "we don't know where dentistry will be in 10-15 years."
"establish a dual career path for managerial and technical staff, and invest in employee education and training."

I have the impression that the article is assuming:

1. The work is already interesting for developers and they are learning and applying what they learn.

2. Developers are paid well.

3. There is a good culture.
Only three stages, the average there could be different than 6.
Uh oh, someone better tell Microsoft that charging businesses for Exchange isn’t a sustainable business model.
> Jerry keeps dating 18 year old girls

AFAIK, he is only know to have done that once (and they first met and went out, though Seinfeld said later that they weren't “dating” yet, when she was 17, not 18.)
Not to mention that plenty of people (men and women) just don't want kids.
Even bog standard classical mechanics can be very complicated and unintuitive, once you go to things like Hamiltonian dynamics and many-body problems. Then you have statistical Physics and, as you said, relativity and quantum mechanics. I’ve recently spent some time learning about some quantum gravity theories; these things are hard.
Yogurt is still going strong, isn't it?
Income and wealth are not the same thing.

According to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_wealth_pe...

That would put US at 3 by mean and 22 by median. Countries above it by median would include UK, Japan, etc. Of course most countries are smaller by population, but that's not like comparing to Luxembourg.

I think we are agreeing, each one of this sort of comparison give you different information, which makes it difficult. Especially considering that, to your point, looking at Cali or Miss. gives a lot of variance by itself.
I assume it is signed by decentralized trusted verifier who swears that this rando is older than 21, so you can sell them drugs.
The irony of the response to that memo, and to cancel culture more widely, is that reasonable people who read it and don't agree with everything it says, but at least agree that some of it is worthy of discussion, are more likely to be radicalized than side with the cancelers. The diversity and inclusion mob is tolerant of diversity only when it satisfies their narrow definition of what that is.
135is convertible. Sporty, outrageously loud, and full of fun. I’d get a 1M but no drop top kills it for me. Also, I don’t have to feel as bad for driving it because a 1M is a collectible now.

Gender ratio is definitely horrible. Likely the worst factor against straight men. It’s obvious everywhere. Dating in other cities is likely a lot better (especially not on the west coast AFAICT). It’s no surprise that most long term couples I’ve met in SF have met outside the Bay Area.

I’ve heard access to the best dating in SF is by getting a cab down to SFO and flying anywhere else.
Right to disconnect could become the norm in Europe
Actually providing a path for advancement is cited over compensation concerns in a lot of exit interviews I have seen
For people like Damore, the hardest part of being on the spectrum is encountering non-autistic people.
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What is a MINT degree?

And e=mc^2 is not a simple formula. Okay, it's simple. But deriving it and understanding why it's like that was what, junior year in college?
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When newton defined his derivative, it took two pages. Any textbook nowawdays can do that in a paragraph.

AI is not yet common knowledge. It isn't as well understood.

But you just wait.
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Honestly, the answer is gaslighting.

They trust you, they trust this source.

State the idea that you want them to believe, and then back it up with a manufactured argument from this source they trust.

They won't remember if it was ever said. They just know that they trust you, and they trust your source.

Use this power responsible.
Excellent! I'm going to have to extend mine. Emacs ftw
Reading the OP's account on it's own, I figured it may have been due to burnout or similar. Reading this (excellent) comment, I'm reconsidering my own experiences. I suspect this may be the WebMD effect in action (I clearly have cancer!), but it's definitely making me reconsider a lot of my own personal experiences.
Not surprising. You have these nepotistic rags espousing hatred for the working class which the upper-middle class eats up.
Anything you do in production should always be reversible at least one step back with a single command. You should always be able to roll back to the last-known-working version at the first sign of trouble with the new version. (Not that you should necessarily respond to all trouble with a roll back but you should always design your processes to keep this as one of your options.)

The way I usually do this is that I have a production PUSH and ROLLBACK script. There is a single symlink on the production server that points to the current working version of the code. PUSH makes a complete local copy of the current working version, changes the symlink to point to that, then pushes the new version, then changes the symlink to point to that. ROLLBACK just changes the symlink back to the backup copy. This is robust and easy to tweak to allow you to roll back as many levels as you like, though I've never had to go back more than one. If a problem doesn't manifest itself immediately you probably want to fix it by going forward, not back.
Wait, you had an object that was unsafe to copy, but you told the computer it was safe by not deleting the copy constructor? I guess it should have done what you wanted, not what you told it.
Sounds like the root cause was due to not obeying the rule of five: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rule_of_three_(C%2B%2B_program...
Thanks for sharing it.
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Physicians should be able to explain in more detail than necessary to the average person, not only how vaccines work, but how mrna vaccines work.

i say talk to a physician because on an internet forum, it's your word vs mine. physicians have: knowledge, a credential, and society-granted authority on the matter. what they say holds weight—a lot more weight than some stranger in passing. NOT because physicians are infallible (which would be a ridiculous claim to make for any human).
They'll put anything on hep-th nowadays
>The person who built the building, either the actual builders or the investors, make it available.

The person who owns the land makes it available by deciding to rent to people. The person who owns the land can decide to tear it down or not rent to people.

>take no risks

Real estate is not a risk free investment. It would be much more popular than bonds (when interest rates aren't near zero) if it was.

>provide no service

Maintaining the property in a habitable condition is a service. Maintenance expenses are why a large number of people choose to rent instead of buy when staying somewhere short term.

>add no value

Making housing available in desirable locations for less than the cost of a SFH is adding value. It can reduce people's commute or put them in neighborhoods they want to live in. If that land was instead covered in SFHs (which seems to be the implied ideal for the "landlords should not exist" crowd) the number of people who could live there would be significantly reduced.

>employ nobody

Landscapers, plumbers, electricians, roofers, property managers, cleaners, inspectors. In the case of new construction, a lot more people.

>often literally do nothing

Ha. I wish.
The bigger concern is that professional educators are being overruled by politicians about what is in the curriculum. Such as the recent wave of anti-Critical Race Theories laws being handed down because of a panic created by right-wing media.
I don't think I cited it as an authority. If you believe they misrepresented the NYT article, feel free to say so. But otherwise, maybe there are better places to ride your hobbyhorse?
That was my first thought - isn't that why I get two or three recruiter offers a day on LinkedIn?
Physicists will tell you that F=ma can get you through virtually all of kinematics and dynamics.

I consider that a big chunk of the world.
Implementing things from scratch is probably the ultimate test of thorough understanding. Chapeau! On another note I am amused that Mr. Karphathys name describes exactly what he is doing in his day job.
Here's a computerphile video that explains it very simply: https://youtu.be/nybVFJVXbww
How would we know if Intel started disabling features that they explicitly marketed? I believe removing or reducing the functionality of a product that was sold under the pretense of a certain level of performance would warrant class action.

That's like Ford selling a truck with 500hp and then later recalling it to detune it to 400hp. The truck I have is no longer the truck I wanted or the truck I paid for. Ford owes me what it said on the label.

What if Intel wanted to sandbag existing products to promote new ones?
I think MINT is the German version of STEM.
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Using tarsnap has one big advantage: it proves that you can recover from your backups. Using this method caused the OP to realize the backups were there but the secrets were missing!

I agree with keeping the old server in place until the new one is working obv
> Did the US government use legal measures at the registry or registrar level?

Assuming that it was indeed a seizure, Verisign (which in the U.S.) controls the .com TLD, so a seizure can technically happen.

P.S.: at this time, someone at FBI or U.S. Department of State should talk about this if it is indeed a seizure. The lack of this make it hard to verify what's happening. It is also possible that whatever registrar (data points to an Australian registrar) they're using was hacked and the actual NS servers were re-pointed to AWS (note that Whois data != what's actually stored at Verisign's name servers, which can be inaccurate even in mundane websites).
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