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>At the same power AMD can stuff twice the cores

Note that the “TDP” is meaningless for actual performance/watt comparisons with a controlled parameter due to the variation in this term. It’s just a marketing term.

The Ryzens on 7NM consume much more power than Apple’s Big cores did on the A12 and A13, both of which were on TSMC 7NM. They are also both competitive with the single-core scores of the Ryzen Zen 2 or 3 cores, if not equivalent while being older architectures than AMD’s.

The M1’s Big [Firestorm] cores also consume less power and achieve more performance than the Zen 3 core.

It’s safe to say Apple’s architecture is largely superior, outright.

https://images.anandtech.com/doci/16226/spec2006_A14.png
That's a policy some companies have chosen. Not a Tennessee Department of Health outreach program.
Haha oh well, it got some traction on reddit. Maybe I'll resubmit it in a week or two!
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There are even simpler an non tech examples for nothing to hide.

If you are going to a public toilet, you keep the door open or why do you wear clothes? Something to hide?
I also now have the mini and it’s still extremely cumbersome to use one handed.

Such a shame. Original SE size was near perfect.
You would think its better on windows, but it's not. The notifications ignore the global notification settings and pop up even when you only allow notifications with priority. And they are using their own implementation as well
The success of Iceland’s ‘four-day week’ trial has been greatly overstated
All/most CarPlay enabled cars do exactly the same thing. The navigation and music volume controls are treated separately but there's usually only one physical control.
Right. They're isn't informative content on TV. There is infotainment and there is entertainment. Only a moron would base a world view around the low quality entertainment they kill time with.
The point is the companies have the usual amount of skin in the game for a vaccine.
Some people like me, can hear data movement on PCB's. The electrical circuit has noise signatures which change if other data is injected by Ethernet over powerline equipment. The distance from which this works is quite large, up to a few houses with consumer hardware. Fear equipment with built-in LoFi.. that's reachable without cooperation of LAN equipment..
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> If you're not large enough for that to apply or don't plan for huge growth, personally, I'd strongly reconsider AWS. Amazon's APIs and infrastructure automation can give small teams a lot of leverage to run massive amounts of infrastructure and quickly scale, but things with a small, fixed set of infrastructure might be worth a look on VMs, etc

That doesn't make sense to me. Imagine you're paying ~$50,000/month for AWS and make good use of its features (of course if you're just running EC2 instances, using AWS adds little value). While that might sound costly, in my opinion it's still way too little to justify the additional $10,000/month Enterprise Support would cost. Using Enterprise Support would increase the bill by 20% in this case!

In my opinion Enterprise Support only makes sense if your monthly AWS bill is close to or more than $150,000/month, as otherwise Enterprise Support is a quite expensive additional item on the bill, or if you require the additional escalation possibilities in case of problems that come with Enterprise Support.
And the ability to run x86 docker images without software emulation.
Why is my impression of academics drifting from an image of intellectual curiosity, deep thinking, and excellent communication; to a scene from a bad movie where I'm supposed to like the car salesman.

Maybe it's good I didn't go back to grad school...

P.S. this article appeared in Nature, so I guess I should take it with the required amount of salt.
That's fair, if you do need a sort of long running connection for most Websocket tasks (there is the websocket/ApiGW hook but that's less useful), WebRTC, raw sockets etc there is no choice than to use ECS or something similar.
How did you find it? After looking at the homepage and pages it points to I couldn't find this.
This has nothing to do with someone who says "I always knew Saudi Arabia was bad because of a cartoon I watch."
I'm a communications manager. Also, a woman. Bonus points?
I don't think this would solve it. AI can make mistakes too and quite frequently. As we've learned from CAPTCHAs, they're very annoying and kill engagement.

I think the moderation and "the post answers this" works well enough. If there are lots of straw men, it could be a problem with the content or a clickbaity title.

In many cases, I don't care much about the article at all. Sometimes it's just "new update from Firefox" and people just want to talk about Firefox updates.
Amazon, until recently, also hired most SDE2 and up with a team specific approach, with the SDE1's effectively interviewed by an algorithm (via coding interview etc).
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The big propaganda channels are google, facebook, reddit, twitter, apple. They severely limited free speech and only promoted the official narrative. By making it harder to find legitimate opposition sources, people have turned to less legitimate ones.

Tucker Carlson is just riding the wave and tell his viewers what they want to hear. Many conservatives abandoned him after his refusal to to publish the Hunter Biden Laptop information.
There's nothing democratic in Iran - they jail political opponents, and they filter political candidates so heavily even an ex-prime-minister couldn't participate in the last elections. They used to be democratic before the Islamic revolution, now it's just fake.

Iran had made it their purpose to spread terrorism and fund terrorist organisations in the middle east. Hizbullah, Hamas, the Houthies.

There has been progress with Saudi Arabia that meant they don't explicitly attempt to fund Hamas militarily, which leaves Iran as the major funder of terrorism against Israel.
This sort of context-aware volume control is fairly common though, right? If you adjust the volume while you're on a call, it's adjusting the phone volume. If you adjust the volume with the door open, you're adjusting the door-open volume, but it'll persist to when the door is shut (so, regular media volume) for the duration, which isn't the worst case.

That being said, I get what you mean and why this would be frustrating. I've also had a call end and been absolutely ROCKED by how loud the underlying music had been because I forgot I had it set that high and the call obviously wasn't that loud.
> Imagine you found a bug, say, in your app logic, and you wanted to grab an image of the exact data that triggers the bug to repro that bug and use it in a test. This tool makes that easy.

This is actually a fairly common usecase in my $DAYJOB, what's the typical name for a tool that does this (that isn't the above, since I don't use a SQLdb?)
Could you develop your thoughts ? I found it pretty convincing
Look into Open-source ones.
For the average users there's only two choices, Windows or Mac, and Chrome-based or Firefox (or if they're on a Mac they get Safari as a 3rd choice).
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You work at Amazon in IT? I don’t know your specific situation but you sure have a pretty defeatist attitude. That won’t serve you well. In my experience the most important factor for improving your career situation is finding opportunities and taking them and that requires a bit of a positive outlook and energy to expenditure.
1. The money was Iran's to begin with and not U.S. money

2. The money was being returned to Iran based on an international agreement

Anyone that fails to include these critical facts is (most likely) intentionally participating in the spread of misinformation/propaganda.
This line:

>I’m sure a lot of people reading this has, at some point in their careers, felt that urge of innovating no matter what. An uncontrollable desire of redesigning something that hasn’t been redesigned for too long. It has to be recreated. And it has to be innovative. Right?

Made me think of the new Model S and its big dumb yoke. Elon literally reinvented the wheel, and for what? Poor ergonomics to fight 100 years of collective muscle memory and best practice, at a cost of reduced practicality with basic operations like parking, and safety when you move the blinkers and horn to capacitive buttons, and then have the ability to TURN the yoke upside down so that that their positions are inverted and your arms are crossed when you inevitably crash. It's complete lunacy and for no practical benefit. ("13-year-old-me would feel like I'm driving K.I.T.T." is not a practical benefit.)
The cause was pneumonia, his daughter Jeanne Theoharis said.

From the article. Second paragraph.
> I'm pretty the situation is not confined to Columbia. This is how crazy the film/movie world is.

It's not limited to the film/movie world either... this is the unfortunate truth of most MFA programs: they don't launch careers, unless you're looking to become a MFA teacher yourself.
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On my iPhone I use a shortcut from the share pane which opens up the current page in Narwhal. It's another step but makes it a much better user experience than the mobile site.
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Great insight! His idea of the "Weakest Precondition Calculus" is Functional in contrast to "Hoare Triples" which are Relational.
He included a link to this gist on one of the Twitter replies: https://gist.github.com/mitchellh/8aa0b76d42e6f6f12ffe34914e...
The delay is awful though. I slide my finger, and then the slider takes a full second to animate over to the right position. If I try to slide it back, the thing jumps around like a crazed monkey. All the while the volume goes up to ear melting levels and back down again while I’m frantically trying to control it.

It’s like riding a mechanical bull.

If the latency were something under a second it might be reasonable, but it’s not.
https://levels.fyi/2020/
Came here to say the exact same thing. Probably the most frustrating mobile site I deal with these days. And it's intentional!!
Krisp, a noise cancelling application, is able to lock the microphone levels. I believe this works even without it on / without the trial timer counting down.

But yes, going to that kinda length to prevent those applications from messing with the gain control is absurd
Personally I believe one of the worst social media services when it comes to straight up propaganda, manipulation, indoctrination, and radicalization has got to be Reddit.
Humanity ran this experiment for childhood diseases already. What do you think surveying you would add to generations of population studies?

Life didn't go on for many children in the control groups unfortunately.
I think Eich's view on gay marriage was stupid, irrational and selfish. But I support his right to have that view. Why? Because not supporting his right to hold that view isn't going to change it. If I want any hope of changing his mind, history has shown that silencing and cancelling the views you don't like is ultimately unproductive.

Sadly, people like Eich have been forced to become so defensive on this topic that there's no real hope of reaching them intellectually. This is how humans work: when we feel forced to defend something, most of us will defend it far beyond the point that it's rational.

The broader gay marriage movement is, in my view, a canonical demonstration about how effective positivity can be. Truly inspiring. Some more contemporaneous social movements could learn a thing or two from the cultural normalisation of homosexuality. Rather than learning from success, what I see it a whole lot of hateful negativity on Twitter... and little else.
I think Zoom does the same thing on macOS, or at least it did last year.
Everything is really really fast, and it never heats up, and it's silent, and the battery last longer.
I've been super impressed, biggest 'jump' I felt when going into a new laptop.
And who is going to click the "let random companies I've never heard of know every site I visit online" button?
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South Africa has similar exchange controls. See the recent SA article around Bitcoin https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27772513
The worst one I’ve experienced is quite simply the Mac. For some reason, the Siri volume is handled differently.

If I accidentally press the Siri button, it does the Siri beep at a hazardous 100%!

Clearly an engineering oversight, but any volume control that could cause hearing loss has to be the worst.
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Reflections on Trusting Trust is worth a read.

https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~rdriley/487/papers/Thompson_1984_Ref...
Also, please make an M1-native version ASAP. Teams is my second worst app when it comes to memory pressure.
I'm an SDE2, yes. I have no energy or a positive outlook because I already know that I'm considered an untermensch by everyone and society. It truly does feel like I have nothing, even my family thinks I'm a failure.
You are certainly right from a national perspective, but the climate crisis is a global issue. By reducing supply for everyone, this wouldn't give way to loopholes and cheating (as we see for instance with carbon credits).

You are also right that raising prices was very unpopular in the past. But some things need to be done to curb fossil fuel use and support alternatives. High oil prices are the most effective way.
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Nearly everyone I know doesn't usually bother with music piracy because of Spotify and their competitors, which offer listening to nearly every song imaginable in a format that's IMO far more convenient than the MP3 days, piracy or otherwise.
They might not be a native English speaker. Also, it's less common but official communication does have grammatical errors on occasion.
Well if the function you put in is continuous, single-valued , then you can invert it and compute x(y). At the end of the day if the volume is represented as a syscall with a float between 0 and 1 you can play arbitrary games with any bijective function to make setting that number arbitrarily complicated.
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It's almost as if handwritten letters sent through the USPS and cash printed by the Treasury is more private than email and cryptocurrency.
isn't the point here that a 14year old may be old enough to make that decision on their own?

whether a 14 year old is actually able to make that decision is another discussion,

but the issue isn't about government forcing their will, but allowing minors to decide on their own.
Very serious research .
This is a age old problem.
10 years back someone sent DMCA to Google during holiday season for a holiday themed Android app of ours.

Google removed the app immediately and informed us. By the time Google looked at our counter and reinstated the app, Holiday season was over.

Google got lot better in last 10 years related to DMCA on apps though.
These are all true statements. Greetings from Seattle, Washington, USA! No need to cc them on this post. No one should kid themselves with what NSA is working on. No one should also kid themselves with what they aren't capable of.
Really good point that corporate firewalls can trip you up. With slack it was so much easier to call into their events API than receive an outgoing webhook for precisely this reason.

The downside was that the event api required a huge amount of scope, so if you weren’t careful and were compromised, someone could use that token to scrape all messages in the system.

Slack recently added socket mode for precisely this reason: https://api.slack.com/apis/connections/socket
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If you're at Amazon, please make use of their mental health benefit through Lyra. You sound worryingly depressed.
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Yup, most people have weak cores from poor posture and sitting down all the time. Standing up has to engage your core and keep it stable. Literally dealing with a pulled back because I haven't done core strength in months. The difference is incredible.
> Effectively Apple, an enemy of the open web, is our only savior against a full Chromium monopoly. Apple actively sabotaging and blocking the progress of the web, is our "hope".

Caution: the following is a controversial opinion.

You could see it another way—which is that Google, through Chrome, is trying to define what "progress" is by unilaterally pushing new web features into Chromium as quickly as they can. If "progress" is whatever Google wants it to be, then I commend Apple from doing all of the blocking and sabotage they can. In my opinion, the web doesn't need such a rapid pace of change. It's great already. There's no need to agonise over the rate of progress—especially when progress is being dictated by so few.
If they could install a virus on Iran's air-gapped uranium centrifuge industrial control systems, I'm pretty sure they could get one on your computer.
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As soon as you do any copyrightable change, you have the right to declare that change GPLv3 or later and that makes the overall project GPLv3 or later.

The previously existing code will still be GPLv2 or later, but you’ll have to trawl the commit history to find out what’s also available under GPLv2 or later.

So it is perfectly legal to relicense under GPLv3 or later, it’s just rude: https://www.draketo.de/english/politics/relicensing-gpl2plus...
Compiling down to C is a great idea as well. Nim does that
Looks like a relevant law might be "18 U.S.C. §1203":

* https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/1203

* https://www.justice.gov/archives/jm/criminal-resource-manual...

This seems to fit American-citizens holding your daughter, with threat to continue doing so, in order to compel you to do something (like sign a contract).
Look up the 72t election. You can withdraw from an IRA tax free, no penalty, you just need to set up a schedule. The government wants to encourage saving, and penalizes people from random large withdrawals for impulse buys. Careful, scheduled withdrawals are allowed.
Saikawa, the CEO of Nissan at the time of Ghosn's arrest, has admitted to being overpaid.

https://www.cnbc.com/2019/09/09/nissan-ceo-saikawa-to-step-d...
Can’t imagine it would be easy to fill dev positions for few months and I have doubts how beneficial it would be.
Isn't it written in Java? Why would it need to do that?

IDA has had watermarks and all sorts of other fancy stuff. The real challenge with IDA was extending the demo to allow it to save databases before they started publishing a working older free version.

I like IDA a lot more than I like all the other tools, especially since I consider the user experience and hotkeys far superior, but the other day I did look at something where the disassembly and decompilation was great compared to other tools(one of the r2+ghidra UIs). I think because flirt signatures were missing and I can't get Hexrays to sell me a new license.
I use emacs restclient as well. It's not just good - it keeps you in the flow. No context switching to a different environment, just a quick cut 'n paste of the path and data you're working on.
When you say you can “hear data movement on PCBs”, do you mean you have some kind of superhuman ability, or that you know how to use some combination of instrumentation and analysis to “hear” the data?
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iOS already lets you choose with granularity which photos to allow an app access to as of iOS 14. Both macOS and iOS do not allow any app to have access to photos, contacts, camera, etc, without prompting the user first. But there is a trade off between usability and security, and Apple is pushing that boundary towards security and privacy about as aggressively as any vendor is. People have been complaining about all the new entitlements pop-ups in macOS and saying they shouldn’t exist! But they are providing real benefits to users and increased safety.

Of course they should be doing more, but they are constantly improving, and the same can be said of any organization. Where are the Linux distros that do this stuff out of the box and don’t involve configuring these tools with the command line? SELinux and all of those other tools you mention aren’t helping users if users are forced to become sysadmins to benefit.
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Those are usually hand-wired (otherwise you need some sort of flex PCB design, which I have seen but it's uncommon) and that makes individual LEDs a huge pain at best.
> We feel that way too! So why don't you leave us alone?

Sorry, I don’t understand. Who is “we” and “you” in this scenario and what are “we” doing to bother “you”?
Good that this stuff gets prosecuted. And now we can continue to do that with Turkey, Saudi and every other country not respecting nations sovereignty in doing the same thing with their dissidents abroad.
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Germany on the other hand has an official policy that if you have two passports they will not interfere with the other countries policies whatever they choose to do with their citizen. Canada has had a different stance on that, although arguably still weak, they at least consider their dual citizens abroad to be under their own jurisdiction.
I'm usually all about investigations like this but the repeated claims that obesity is, for sure, not caused by diet is a leap. Also, the claim "people ate worse in the past (bread and lard)" doesn't ring true and is unsubstantiated.

My own opinion: we are seeing what happens when we combine an increasingly sedentary lifestyle with eating mass produced, low quality foods. Fruits and vegetables are becoming decreasingly nutritious. Animals (even organic) are force fed poor diets to slaughter them a few days earlier, whose fats contain high concentrations of these poor diets. There are lots of examples of food quality going down.

I especially think the problem is related to a combination of excessive carb intake, and PUFAs (think vegetable / seed oils found in a huge portion and variety of foods). There is a growing body of research this is the case [1].

DYOR.

1. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16184193/
The strangest thing about the attached PDF is that it seems to have the footer from Reddit’s Zendesk system attached. I don’t really understand how or why the attacker would have either edited a Zendesk page, or submitted a ticket, then exported the PDF, and then sent it to the hosting provider. Further, how did the hosting provider evaluate this notice and why did they determine that it was legitimate? It seems to commingle vague legal threats and the Reddit Terms of Service, when the trademark violations enough would normally warrant some action.

What compliance or security team evaluated this? There isn’t even a physical address for legal correspondence, or any letterhead from a law firm? It doesn’t even include boilerplate invoking DMCA! It just references 15 USC section 1063, which is trademark law!

I could see a provider reacting to a fake notice that’s seemingly real, but forged. But the fact that they reacted without any mention of DMCA and vague perceived references to ToS makes me think the provider dropped the ball badly here. I don’t see why they would have taken action or forwarded it.

Edit: I guess I could see forwarding akin to “we got this thing that doesn’t seem legit?” but that’s about it. If they wanted to invoke the ICANN domain trademark conflict process, they would have sent it to the registrar or another governing body. The whole thing is just really odd.
Just the casus belli for a war with Iran we were looking for!

"Just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in!"