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For those of us less fluent in modern JS, the console command should be:

await airgap.getRegimes()

to unwrap the promise and display the regime set directly in the output :).

Also, I can confirm it correctly identifies the regime applicable to me (GDPR).

EDIT: I played a bit more with your blog post, after disabling my Adblock and tracking protection features in Firefox. It seems you're dogfooding your system here and now; I don't see any analytics calls happening beyond the scripts being loaded, and I also see a bunch of requests being trapped by airgap (I found it by doing airgap.export("foo") in the console). Nice work!

(So, what kind of analytics are you getting from this blogpost without asking? ;))
It's not the homepage but the site has an entire article on the exactly this.

https://rtl.wtf/explained/bidiintro.html
Once you have the data, it's almost trivial. The data, of course, needs to be acquired through a warrant, which is often really hard to get (which is good) and even then there's a chance it might not exist (logging policies differ a lot), but once you have access to it it's just a matter of running a geofence query and talking to neighbours to get a sense of the criminal's path before the incident so they can identify them in the data. Filtering out everyone who was there 5hrs before and after should be enough to narrow things down to a reasonable level for a human to go through.
A lot of what happens in politics is theatre, always was. Sitting in chambers listening to speeches is politicians' job though, for whatever that's worth.

Anyway, parliamentary stuff is theatre and this bot is participating in that theatre.
Well, it depends on where the company you work for is located. Not every company can pay $200K.
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I read it on mobile and had no idea what you were talking about. The style seems to be absent on smaller viewport sizes.
This is a nice hack, but I'm always very wary of playing with large voltages because it's too easy for things to go wrong. Instead, for controlling mains devices, I recommend a Sonoff S20:

https://esphome.io/devices/sonoff_s20.html

I usually flash ESPurna onto it (Tasmota and ESPhome are also good choices), it's very easy to do and it's extremely reliable and hopefully has a lower chance of fire than anything I'd make.
I think it's something everyone can take to heart.

Sitting in meetings but looking intensely at the laptop or phone.. in the long run this just feels like not being present at all, so I do my best to avoid it. Close laptops when in meetings (when you don't need them).

The worst I've seen of this was in academia, everyone staring into their laptops so hard it felt like a contest.
This is entirely missing the point of the regulation if it defaults to tracking without consent.

You need consent (as defined by the GDPR) to store tracking related data on a client device.
Koroush Ghazi is from the old tweakguieds.com The best tweak guides ever.
As long as you don’t overdo it, a 15-30 minute meditation won’t hurt. I have taught yoga and meditation for over a decade and I have always been very mindful (pun intended) to not make the error of doing the hard stuff that was intended for monasteries.

They are basically two different tracks.

That said, having a pool of resources to help out would be beneficial to those who meditate and feel they need it.
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Talking about survivor bias, I meet a girl that tried magic mushrooms first time in a Saturday night. She was minor, young and naive at that time. Her night ended with a CPR.

She learned a valuable lesson that weekend about buying funny stuff in plastic bags from strangers.
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Are these crypto assets not derivatives? Can you name any other instance where a derivative financial asset is labeled fake <underlying>?
Having 7 compiler vendors, happily in business, from people that actually pay for compilers, and an upcoming language revision, seems healthy enough.
Why is a simple typing tutorial webpage forcing me to sign in with Google? This is ridiculous.
> Old gear getting dropped because of driver issues is really annoying, but I have come to terms with it.

Yeah, certainly on macOS. Not much you can do about it sadly!
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Because then the site would not demonstrate the pain caused by poor RTL support, as most of its target audience will not be able to make sense of the script.

The point is that even when you understand the script and the language, you find yourself looking at a website with messed up formatting, punctuation in the wrong place, and broken sentences when BiDi gets involved. Those of us who deal with this all the time are used to it, but most people have no idea how broken things are.
> They have a responsibility to get us the relevant facts.

>These days seems like the press has sold out and seems like they are in someone’s pocket…

We do not want to compensate journalists, and there seems to be quite some risk in doing investigative journalism in China, so I would not expect someone to donate their life as the risk reward ratio is out of whack.
"It looks like you are writing a letter^W^W^Wexperiencing a systemic problem. Would you like an individualised solution to that?"
Something that makes me sad is how DSLR manufacturers insisted on making "digital film" instead of taking the next step and creating a truly revolutionary computational imaging tool.

For example, you could set up the camera in a studio to rapidly cycle through a set of flash guns, and then import the stack into Lightroom (or whatever) for this kind of additive light editing. This could then be programmed back into the flashes to create the final lighting composition.

This kind of process is regularly used in the film industry, where the same scene will be recorded with different lights turned on. Even camera motion is possible with robotic controllers. As a random example, I believe the new Blade Runner movie had the city flyover shots made this way.
Oh, wow, it's indeed nice (even though it's more like TransMeta's x86 implementation than a silicon-level design!) Reminds me of the efforts to implement the Japanese SuperH(2) RISC instruction set.

(To you: you might want to clarify in the title that this is the VAX architecture they're talking about (since "vax" unfortunately might be confused here with the now-used shorthand for vaccine).)
We did have no problems as the ground below consists mostly of clay for at least 100 meters. Two times at 60m was a political limit 10 years ago, because at 100 meters "suddenly" mining rules applied.

The tubes are about 100 mm in U-form, drilling mostly is offered in combination with the heat pump. And costs where payed of after about 7 years.

Costs and problems depend on the ground's structure. When I talked with the guys of the drilling team, they told me that problems occur if they work in hill regions with cavernous spots in the ground. That's because the tubes need firm contact to the ground to transfer heat.

Edit: here's an image of the drilling machine in operation: http://www.cynix.net/2008/img_1757.jpg and the tubes are those black ones on the rolls in the front.
In human info networks, politicians are huge hubs. They are usually the most connected people in society for very good reasons. So all joking aside about what they get caught doing on theif phone, without them on their phones day and night society would very quickly splinter into groups that have nothing in common with each other.
This shit is so utterly unacceptable and yet there will be no significant mass behind protests against it.

Why won’t you think of the children?
Yeah, you're right - I hadn't seen the shapes of stories video in quite a while, i was just taking the authors comment about it.

I think if you watch that Vonnegut video and come away with the conclusion that there are only "x" ways to tell the story then you've missed the point entirely, agreed with your post basically.

There is infinite space to explore within those 'story shapes' (like how we still get fresh + unique takes on the Heroes Journey for example) that it doesn't really matter
There is a blogpost linked in the annotations:
http://jeanmariechauvet.com/papers/curttrig.html
When you feel that the current job is a waste of your time and that you should be doing something else.

It's not clear cut. It's not always about better pay or not liking your boss or not getting that promotion. Sometimes you just outgrow your job. Sometimes you feel like you should be playing as a small player in a higher division, than a key player in a lower division.
Muse Group bought Audacity and are developing it now, their developers will use whatever license their employer tells them to use. They are the main developers of Audacity now. Any fork will have to compete with their work.
I certainly know most things are arbitrations between needs and preferences.

However, pretending that preserving these precious young people even against themselves is of the utmost importance while still making such tradeoffs is hypocrisy.

There’s no shame in making such a choice, and wether or not it is a wrong one is a whole other matter.

The hypocrisy lies in pretending it isn’t what it is.

Also, other countries have an average age of 28 for their soldiers. And given that apparently the brain’s functions, and particularly the prefrontal cortex, aren’t all finished until 25[1], it seems like a sensible thing to wait a few years before relying on their judgement on how to apply the use of lethal force in more than stressful environments.

But then again, if one were to be cynical, one could say it makes them all the more easier to recruit.

[1]: https://www.urmc.rochester.edu/encyclopedia/content.aspx?Con...
True. But you also need cardiovascular health. So cardio exercise > walking.

(Unless you know of a way to do cardio exercise without moving your tendons and muscles.)
Psilocybin's effect can be amazing, but there were moments when I took truffles in Amsterdam that almost made me commit suicide. The sane part -- whatever was left of it -- recognized it and found an immediate way to stop it. So what actually happened is that I locked myself up in an empty room and cried (I couldn't harm myself there, because I didn't know how to get out until I sobered up a bit).

After one hour of crying I started noticing the magical effects of "we're all connected" etc. So after the bad part of my trip, the amazing things came. I don't mind that I cried, but I do mind that I was acting on a suicidal tendency that I never experienced sober.

I think I overdosed on it, being quite an inexperienced user. Because the first time I took half a dose, that was an amazing experience and it allowed me to reconnect to true child-like wonder (measured in units of whatever the smart shops in Amsterdam sell).

N = 1, I know.

All I'm saying is: be careful, have a trip sitter and a good set and setting. Don't go all out simply because you see a few positive papers.
> I have trouble understanding[...] What do they do all day?

Sedentary activities? Look at your chair or couch or bed, and consider all the things you can do there.

Ever had a lazy sunday? Got out of bed late, watched some tv on the couch, played some Xbox, ordered in pizza, made some phonecalls, browsed some on the internet, went to bed?

Can easily be just 500 steps in the house on a day like that.

Replace that with working from home and not doing anything after work but the above (netflix, xbox etc) and you get the same thing.

To get to 4-5k steps you'd need to actively do something. Most people walk about 6k steps per hour, so to get to 4-5k you'd need about 40-50 minutes of walking. Say that day you visit a friend or do groceries and spend 15 minutes in the store but drive to/from the store and to your friend, you're not even hitting that 40-50 minutes of pure walking.

It's easy to walk 40-50min on a day, it's also easy not to, depending on your lifestyle.
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I am quite sure that we have been other this several times in HN.

The fact that they're no longer going to allow loading of 3rd party kernel modules (a pure political decision) does not a make a microkernel (which is an architectural style).

The kernel is still going to be big and monolithic (it contains the entire BSD kernel in the same address space!), and they're still going to be loading Apple-authorized kernel modules (500MiB of them, according to the article) in the same address space.
This claim is factually true, for some version of truth, but also harmful.

Someone reading "10k steps is not scientifically grounded" might think "well then screw walking, I'll just watch TV", whereas the actual truth is "It's not 10k, more like 9k". Sure, 10k might not be scientifically grounded, but it's close enough and has a big enough benefit that it's not worth refining the estimate.
> Are the capabilities of Apple's user-level APIs sufficient to replace most legitimate uses of kernel extensions?

From what I remember reading from some macOS Application Firewall makers, no. (And that's ofcourse, intentional.)

While it is true that poorly coded Kernel extensions can make an OS unstable, this is just another example of Apple taking away more control from its users and further crippling macOS to make it more like ios.
They certainly draw attention at night.
This is exactly right. Same reason they shut down LGBTQ chat rooms. It will be very interesting to watch the trajectory of China vs the western model.
Besides, if the prose would have been preferable over symbols, we'd be writing e.g. "an unknown number of apples summed up with an unknown number of pears equals to one hundred entities" instead of "x + y = 100" in math classes :)
imagine how much jacks ass must be gaping after a few months in chinese prison haha
> It might not be that straightforward,

This was sarcastic, as I fully expect that we'll be made to effectively pay twice, i.e. this surcharge and then full price on the electricity generated.

On the other hand, I don't think this is related to Hinkley: EDF asked and obtained a good guaranteed price because they (along with China's CGN) are fully financing that power plant without using any public money.

The country needs more new power plants and the question is thus how to finance them. EDF cannot, and does not want to, finance them itself (that's why CGN was involved with Hinkley in the first place) and the government no longer wants Chinese involvement. This means that the government needs to find money.
C++ is definitly there, just not on Linux.
I'm a bit sad to see (nearly) no discussion of indigenous peoples in this article. I think it would have fit in quite nicely, and added a less fantasy-world based angle.

The author hints at them twice though, but very lightly:

> Both kinds of magic are partially known to humans [...]

and

> Humans (at least, us in the modern West) are obsessed with their own sense of agency.

I'm personally about as far from "indigenous" as can be, but from what I've learned through various readings & watching interviews, the idea of "becoming one with" or "being inseparable from" ones surroundings is very much part of many indigenous peoples' lives. Not to romanticize them, but this angle could really serve as a reminder in this particular discussion: the "elvish" notion of thinking is not limited to the fantasy world; some of it is very much anchored in real humans' world views.
The problem with this is that Netflix Originals apparently gets slapped on stuff that Netflix bought post-production or financed as a co-production.
How Sustainable is the Smart Farm? (2021) [pdf]
This can already be done using UV light possibly combined with ozone treatment.

I'm not sure what the hydrogen peroxide method brings to the table compared with UV/ozone (besides a university press release).

[0]: https://www.espwaterproducts.com/ultraviolet-uv-systems/

[1]: https://www.socotec.co.uk/media/faqs/faqs-ozone-water-treatm...
IIRC it had something to do with researchers being able to statistically identify Netflix users by using IMDB for comparison.

A Wired article from 2010 [1] suggests it lead to some legal liability risks for Netflix.

[1] https://www.wired.com/2010/03/netflix-cancels-contest/
What dose? Just one trip?
>Fry does not need that money and he really, really does not strike me as the type who would wittingly go for that kind of shenanigans.

It's showbusiness. You don't need to need the money. Tons of actors endorse BS products or do BS movies despite having 10s or 100s of millions in the bank.
I mean, just spit in the water if that is a problem.
The entire "ring 1" thing is highly likely false. It's been decades since I last saw anyone using the x86 ring levels and I seriously doubt XNU is using them.

In any case, extensions run in the same address space as the rest of the kernel making any such "rings" pointless.
Hmm, are you sure "baristas with masters degrees" isn't meant literally?? I'm sure many lean left but only because university education seems to cause people to lean left in the absence of other factors like growing older, starting a family etc. When I see this phrase, at least to me it's not an alias for anything. It is meant quasi-literally, as "people with advanced training in a subject they cannot use".

I can think of many people I've known who ended up in this bucket over time. Most of them don't seem to be simmering with rage over it, but other than one, I wouldn't know them well enough to be sure. Of the people I know, barista is not the most common working class job they end up in. Many of them ended up as IT recruiters, for example.
This tech is only used is China, right?

Our government don't access 'our' tech without permission. But hang on, is this or is this not 'meta-data'?

Anyway, with coronavirus, its a must-have. We need our governments to track our moves in order to monitor vectors of attack.

We need this tech - why can't we roll it out here?!

/s
Is Jack Ma a criminal?

And to your second point, are you saying that it is good to threaten, silence or disappear wealthy people in case they might become a threat to your authoritarian regime? I suppose from a purely practical point of view yes that might be the best move. We seem to disagree on the ethics of authoritarianism though.
Somewhat related, this is an interesting story of the escape of a Western guy with his Chinese wife and child from China: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z7CPqROtanA

He did have to escape on short notice after he shared or said something on his YouTube channel that offended the Chinese government (IIRC).
Not really.

"We are going to trust you to go into war - a stressful situation - and know who to kill and who not to kill, if need be... but no, we definitely won't let you sit at home and drink a beer, even if it is with your parents. That is criminal"

It is pretending to treat someone like a mature adult, with all of the responsibilities, but refusing to allow beer and bars, which are common recreational and social habits in the culture.
I enjoy watching metal machining content and trying to find it, in a language I can at least semi-follow along with it way harder than it has any right to be.

On the other hand I really, really dislike most extremely popular YT shows that are focused on personalities and/or talking heads... yet YT has no problem relentless suggesting those to me.
What dose on that first experience?

Anyone know if dose needs to be scaled with body weight?
You do not need a diagnosis to be depressed. What a counterintuitive logic.
That's literally what elections are.
On the Rust vs C++ scenario, try the next level with Rust:

- GUI code

- Generic datastructures crates coupled with lifetimes, macros and attributes
Like any other species, at whatever cost.

It’s a mistake to view nature as “good” and technology as “bad”. The only similarity between them is their complete and utter moral neutrality.

Only a few of your fellow humans care about you, for sure, and only your technology is fully disposed to your orders; nature does not want you here anymore than it wants you gone.

Anthropomorphizing nature is a good way to end up disappointed, it’s not a being - it’s a composition of very complex systems, to quantify its “kindness” is not possible.

Humanity as we know it, has always had an incredible technological advantage, even just fire is orders of magnitudes higher advantage than something evolution can give you in a similar timeframe. In fact it’s so powerful, the first technology, that it literally modified our evolution to give us larger brains and closer societies - in some respects highly developed language owes its existence to fire.
As a past top contender, this was due to meetings being far too long and irrelevant so I usually tried to do something more productive. Private sector has its share of bullshit meetings but people are at least a bit more sensitive to the cost.
I'm up for brainstorming features. I'm not building a meditation app, but I'm a big fan of meditation, especially metta meditation ;-)

Email is in profile
However, given the topic is "elite" production, at least some of those people would have got the high earning jobs anyway because university is used as little more than a finishing school by the parents before they parachuted their offspring into a cushy job somewhere inside the government or a large corporation via their contacts network. The actual degree is irrelevant to their earnings.
And that's a good thing.
Vista changed that, as Visual C++ gained stable kernel support, it has been a couple of years now.
> It's very likely he can be detained, and let go out with some minders.

Yes but there is the (pretty high, tbh) risk that he would like to leave china as soon as possible and if it happens, he would be able to talk, and be listened.
It always is, there's no harm in being prepared with contingency plans, question is does your reasons to leave outweigh your reasons to stay?

It might not even be a new job, but maybe a new hobby project, a new side gig, or a new stream of income that you might need. Maybe you just need to blow off some steam, loosen up, get on track with your exercise or quality of food or time with yourself or people you care about.

It varies.
Is this an attempt at self-regulation? Perhaps Tencent fears that if they don't introduce limits, the government will hold them responsible for raising a generation addicted to gaming?

Looks like a typical simple solution to a complex problem or, in other words, not a solution.
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If a rumor of you playing golf causes you to lose billions in net worth, would you appear in public? Probably not unless a major world leader asked you to do some reason.
First experience: half

Bad experience: a whole one

Smart shops in Amsterdam have a pretty standardized dose that they sell. I forgot the actual amount of grams.
>It could also be true that they did something a lot less friendly

I mean, they cut the guy in the arm with a knife, on his own yard, haven't you read that? Surely you wouldn't expect anyone to have a friendly attitude after that.
I always took the "older kids" thing to mean "adults interested in cartoons" rather than "teenagers".