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Does not preclude class action lawyers from stepping in and raking in millions from Samsung for DECEPTION.
Because they want to control it. Can't let the peasants obtain capabilities once reserved only to the military and big governmental agencies.
No but you can prevent people from being evicted and forced onto the street. If the faucet of mental illness is closed then the burden of those who are still there is greatly diminished.
My favourite are the people who claim being a vegan is our natural state but eat fortified foods to get enough B12.
Especially since payload of Tu-160 is much smaller than B-1B and supersonic capability it can provide works only on very short distances - it's not for delivering bombs faster, more for running away from fighters.
You are assuming they were born homeless.
The difference is that they will return to places like SF, LA and NYC, because they are treated much worse in other places.

Basically, take your one way bus ride to Dallas, where you then take a 1 way ride back to SF, from where you’re unlikely to go back to Dallas.
That was fine as long as the network was thinnet or thicknet as most universities probably were, because a well planned network would start at the hub and extend out and terminate. When networks became more based on 10baseT and you could add devices by just plugging a very cheap hub into a wall socket, and then plug another hub into that, for cheap, you could get loops more easily, and degraded broadcast quality, and that kills the entire network.
also, the removal of manufacturing capability has enourmous Geo political consequences.
the chip shortage shows the pain points. as did the incident with the evergreen ship and covid-19 as a whole.

outsourcing seems to also be partially motivated by undercutting the workers and focus on short term profits.
Rust as a language is in a funny place — somewhere between C and Haskell.

Whenever Rust adds new features, C users panic "it's going to end up like C++!", but at the same time from Haskellers' perspective Rust's type system is still not advanced enough.

As the article explains, it's incredibly hard to add these high-level features while still preserving "portable assembly" aspect of the language.
I guess I support this for only "serious crimes". Probably best to limit it to violent crimes against citizens mostly for now (e.g. murder, etc), and then consider expanding it on a case-by-case basis.
I am confused, how does this work? Does it play two videos that have the same key? Maybe make an about section to describe because I can't work out what your site does by visiting it within the first 30 secs :)
Nobody counts how many actual hours you work. It's all about your impact and whether you meet your expectations. Some people are much more productive than others, manage their time better and so on... it's a double edged sword though.
Pandemic Impact on Global Internet Traffic (2020) [pdf]
*the Soviet's doomed rival to the doomed Concord
A smart friend of mine proudly stated how little he read in high school, and that he has not read a single book since. He is 26.
https://nim-lang.org/docs/manual.html#effect-system
To be fair bird movements are quite complicated: e.g. a Robin in the UK between September to March might be a member of a migratory or a non-migratory population. And Blackcaps are an example of a mostly migratory species in the UK but where less migratory individuals come to feeding stations in winter months.
> he was able to score enough cash from tourists to support his drugs habit, the police left him alone because he didn’t look out of place, he was clean, groomed etc.

> How does society help someone with that view?

What do you mean by "help"? What's the problem?
I built something like this for my personal use that filters based on domain/sender and provides per use addresses. There is no machine learning, but it has a sender learning period per address and can reject all new senders.
Wollersheim has been making garbage wine in Wisconsin since 1972, and using their own grapes since 1976, including garbage wines made entirely from bad grapes grown in Wisconsin. That Wisconsin wedding scourge, Prarie Fume uses New York grapes, however.

So uh, they been doin it a long time and uh, still not to my taste.

Also, their vineyard was originally built in the 1800s is the story, so grape cultivation was attempted back then too, I can imagine those wines were rough too.
There aren't any meaningful negatives to taxing land because it doesn't disappear when you tax it. Sure, if you tax factories and housing those will "move" to a different location.
Here is a timely piece by public radio program, On The Media: “Constitutionally Speaking (August 27, 2021)

Thoughtful explication of free speech and it’s boundary conditions.

https://www.wnycstudios.org/podcasts/otm/episodes/on-the-med...
France is 35h but for a SWE, there's no fixed schedule and you're not paid by the hour. You get 10 additional vacation days though (so that would be 35 days total).
You should check out Internet Comment Etiquette then.
That type of criticism is a bit broad. While it has all the hallmarks of a commercial product trying to fit every type of customer, on the other hand the whole point is having a centralized architecture for Ansible. This is something desirable as soon as you outgrow using it for ad-hoc jobs, and there is a payoff compared to just scripting in bash or dockerfiles. Of course the code has to be adapter for it, but it's not anything like a complete rewrite.
Yet neither are struggling to find customers in Europe.
> Falls off? Plants are already flammable…

Things which are flammable can get a more (or less) flammable depending on composition (or environment).

For instance furniture is flammable, but if you remove the flame retardants they become a lot more flammable, either the threshold for inflaming is lower, or they burn up a lot faster and / or hotter.

> It’s already above 400, so most plants no longer have protein or minerals?

"Falls off" means they decrease not that they disappear, and the lowering nutritiousness of foodstuff is regularly spotlighted.
Recently they started cracking down on influencers as well and on pretty much anything that could challenge the CCP in a meaningful way.
I wonder if this is not the beginning of the end(of CCP or China's rise or both)
Amazon does this to me.

I have been polite in saying no and lately I have been asking them to either remove me or put in a 3 year hold.
They always say they will but then a week or 2 later I get another Amazon recruiter who was impressed with my resume.

Do you know if Amazon has a decentralized recruiting system or are they just disrespecting my wish?
It seems like it would be relatively easy to poison a geofenced area with a mountain of fake data during a crime.
The solution is very simple, tax the land.
Disappointed. I thought it was about languages such as Lojban /s
Right? This is good! It means they’re focusing on outcomes rather than prescribing implementations.

The article just linked to the actual text of the bill but this summary seemed reasonable.

https://www.lawfareblog.com/artificial-intelligence-act-what...
It also went too far though as well.

I remember I stopped shopping at Circuit City because you couldn't walk 10 feet without someone asking you if you need help finding something. If you wanted to browse the CDs you would have to tell 3 people you didn't need any help and were just browsing. Walk to a different section, "no thanks I don't need help, just looking."

It was an utterly ridiculous shopping experience.
I see like no advertising for Samsung or WD SSDs in Singapore and Taiwan. The last advert I saw was Silicon Power which I believe is Taiwanese?
This story (different publisher) was linked here yesterday; they comments I saw were all "This must be bullshit, Samsung would only inline upgrades", etc.
> For example, Tomato growers keep co2 levels greater than 1500 ppm in their greenhouses and their tomatoes are very nutricious.

I would expect because the greenhouse environment (and scale) lets them have much better control over the plant's intake requirements (also likely better oversight). That would not be an easy thing to manage in fields.

It's like comparing a small group of professional athletes with an entire crew managing their nutrition versus a single nutritionist serving an entire city.
They should get rid of that income tax and tax land more.
But what if the bullies reproduced yearly? Wouldn't you want to reduce the bully's food supply?
Hunt on for monarch butterfly eggs in the gardens of Canada
On balance of probability, how likely do you think that the their was referring to the prisoners rather than the books? > 50% presumably?
Given your current situation, undo-tree-visualize will change your life.
I've spent my life mostly in the East (in places where housing is expensive (e.g. Singapore, Sydney, Hong Kong, Shanghai), as well as places with low cost of living in Thailand, Vietnam, and Malaysia ). I have not been to CA so this may be a silly question:

What if there are joint initiatives/collaborations between US and its Eastnern allies to sponsor and help people who are struggling on the street due to homelessness to start afresh with a job and a house in say, Canggu, Bali (where things are quite chill & they'll enjoy a much higher quality of life), etc, work there a few years, save up and do some rehab, etc, and then they can decide to come back to the States or continue their life there?

I'm a school drop-out. In my early twenties there were times when I was really broke. So I would move to places with a low cost of living, charge up, and go back to the (relatively high-burn-rate) city life again when it makes sense.
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By default, Node has a relatively low limit on the amount of memory it will use (I believe 1GB). As you get close to this, it thrashes as it tries to garbage collect more and more frequently.

You can increase the limit by running `node --max-old-space-size=8192`. But that doesn't seem to fix this specific issue, either with the Map or the Object!
China releases new rules for algorithms
Whenever people say that, I feel a little bad because I suspect their education failed them. But I also think of this Otto von Bismarck quote:

"Fools learn from experience. I prefer to learn from the experience of others."
Rock climbers sometimes use belay glasses. https://www.belayspecs.com/

I think this is what you are describing, but obviously not tailored for underwater use.
Starting any network server process that uses ports under 1000, like most standard protocols (https, http, ssh, smtp, dns, ntp, dhcp etc.), requires root rights on any UNIX-like operating system.

Most personal computers do not need server processes (unless you want to connect remotely to them), but your question was not restricted to them.
The thing about boolean flags is interesting. My gut reaction was that it was highly questionable as a general principle, because you might have several such flags and you don't want to make a separate function for every combination.

But in a case like this, where a flag or enum is dispatching between two distinct code paths, maybe it's worth considering separation into distinct functions.
Not really, they'll still be grown in the ground.

The only difference is Bill Gates owns all the ground.
> The first and second half of the framebuffer are identical, so we can cut it in half to get our screen contents. I don't know why this happens, but we can easily make our display driver duplicate pixels to both halves of the framebuffer.

Double buffering?
Write blog pages as React components, interesting choice indeed.
Do you have a write-up of it? I'm interested to learn more about it.
It's you bringing up something else. SALT2 is a red-herring.
I got myself a used pm1725b (PCI-E v3 8x) with 3.2TB for 400€.

It hat ~350TB written, and according to Samsung is rated for 3 full device writes per day for 5 years = 17280 TB. So I have some wriggle room left.

They use lots of capacitors to hold written data in a dram and flush it out to flash on sudden power down. So they can optimize write operations for speed and low flash wear. Write speed and endurance is the part where consumer SSDs suck more and more ass.

Annoyingly many sellers do not put up the written amount of data. But I think that is more out of ignorance and less to try to dump worn down devices.
You have a limited budget that isn't enough to pay rent. Do you choose paying the unaffordable rent or setting up the tent while maintaining your mobility?
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And yet, Canada did do lockdowns and is around 4.7x worse than Norway. Plus the gov’t spent $240 billion by Dec 2020; a significant part of which ($80B) was the unemployment program introduced so that people didn’t go broke when they couldn’t work.

The retrospective studies on all of this across different countries is going to be really interesting.
I also suspect we forget how in the "good ol days" that you would go into a department store and they wouldn't have your size even before the internet and cheap goods.

I absolutely remember this with sneakers a few times. Oops, sorry that size is out of stock. Go to a different store, oops sorry that size is out of stock. Could go to 3 different locations and still come home empty handed.

To believe department stores use to always have every size is simply not reality IMO.
> And if we hadn’t quite got the message, her entry for “bad indexes” tells us to “see also automated indexing.” Go to “automated indexing,” and the two subheadings read “attempts to index like a human 254” and “fails 304–7.”

And yet people keep doing it even though it produces an inferior result. “Cost,” you might say, “is reduced by using a computer, and the result good enough that we can get away with it.” And this is true of many fields where computers have taken over but do a worse job, such as music engraving (compare the old masters to the default or even moderately tuned output of just about anything other than Lilypond and there’s a huge difference if you’re a player; Lilypond, being deliberately designed to do better, does better, though it still needs some skill to produce truly excellent results) and typesetting of Bibles (readily observable in print if you’re looking for it and compare Bibles over time; and glaringly obvious in Bible software, which is uniformly awful for reading, a problem which I’m working on). It’s not limited to tech, either; in book-binding, for example, hot-melt glue is faster and significantly easier for manufacture, and so in mass production has entirely supplanted cold glue, despite producing a vastly inferior result.

Does this justify a wistful yearning for the days of old when hearts were twice as good as gold and twenty times as mellow? People on this site are more aware than most of the ubiquity through time of this sentiment. But perhaps this time it’s different? I wonder how many sombre reflectors have thought that.

Certainly it’s not new phenomenon for progress to be tempered by inferiority in some regards; further back in history, crossbows successfully replaced longbows, again because of a significantly reduced time to production despite inferior results—but not so inferior as to be useless. Progress is littered with such compromises. Often those compromises are eventually conquered, too: after another couple of centuries, they could make crossbows more powerful than longbows had been.
I agree with this.
In my experience, LightGBM is often good enough. The additional improvement provided by neural net models is not worth the substantial increase in development time.
Oh yes, let's get in a 100 year war with China while 99% of our manufacturing is based there and their military is four times our size

I bet at least half of everything on a US military base has "made in china" stamped on its parts

Mandatory draft for every single adult in America in a front-line unit on a rotating basis, then this will have my support, what the hell is with people volunteering others to die

So when are we liberating North Korea? Because it's 100 times worse than Afghanistan, definitely worse than Taiwan and the people there are suffering and tortured daily with work camps
Sure we are omnivore like most primates, and fortunately because some human sometimes don't have anything else to eat. And meat is often better and safer cooked. I eat fish sometimes, but very rarely (2-3x/year), it's not about vegan, it's about unprocessed food (fruits, and most vegetable don't need to be cooked, and it's drastically reducing their benefits to do it). I think it's something people have to experience in the long term before arguing against it. Yes people can survive eating processed food, but I'm just saying it's not optimal
> You can be moral by being against the will of someone who's lost their way.

Who are you to decide what their ‘way’ is supposed to be to know they’re off it?

Some parents think their gay children have lost their way and force them into ‘treatment’.

I guess you think they’re wrong and shouldn’t be allowed to do that but you’re right and should be able to do what you want?

I don’t think there’s much different between the two and both are wrong.
Land speculators want lower property taxes because it makes expensive land more affordable.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28335986 + my response
I would not trust a cheap chinese PCI-E to U.2 connector. And used SAS cards become kind of hot and need active cooling. So why not just directly go for a PCI-E SSD?
The Russian does in fact say the skin is made from large machined honeycomb panels (панели).
I've heard (and agree with) a similar argument about guns and mental illness. Taking away people's guns (or ability to buy guns) because of mental illness is a perverse disincentive for them to seek help.

It's a simple solution, but a bad one. The alternative is to overwhelm people with complete availability and encouragement of help, and while helping them, convince them that it's not in their best interest to own guns (ideally to agree to give up their right to own guns.) Actually effective change is expensive, so will not be done.

That being said, tracking tech suicides doesn't have to track the companies they work for in order to indicate if there's something wrong with the culture. Theoretically, identification of companies would certainly help to figure out what that wrong thing is, though the metric would immediately be gamed in the way you describe and exacerbate the situation.
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I guess the problem is, if you're interested in history, you often do find there's lots to be proud of in a nation's past, but it's usually the precise opposite of the people you can find statues of. So when you're proud of your nations past, what past? I think there's a lot of admirable stuff in british history, for example, but the streets and statues generally memorialize a bunch of really shitty people.
> I usually save text in a second buffer if I think I'll need it later.

I use the kill ring for this.
As a Brazilian this why we have the largest number of homicides and one of highest rate of homicides ->

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_intention...

What boils down is the Narco and crime sponsor policies that looks good on paper but on reality is made to free more prisoners.

The govt likes it because "feels good" and reduce prisoner spending and looks good on UN stats.

Lets by example say that I had a discussion with someone here and I killed him.

If I am on the 10% solved murdered case I will be brought to justice.

Then criminal justice will come:

1. Was I caught in "flagrante" (up to 24h after crime)? No? Wait for judgment outside or wait for preventive prison;

2. Do I have a job or a clean record? If yes wait for trial at home;

3. Did I intent to kill? Yes go to trial, Then you may pay some damages (very low fees) and community service.

Then comes trial. I am consider Guilty IF ONLY, IF ONLY when ALL resources and recurses of law were finished.

It is normal to crimes prescribes after 20 year abusing courts but it is the law.

So I lost all recurses and now I am in Jail. The maximum sentence is 30 years (Even if I kill 10 people).

I have the right to intimate visit (I can have sex with my girlfriend/friend/wife).

If I am studying I can leave to study.

If I work each worked day another one is removed from my sentence.

If I read a book too.

Then If I have good "behavior" my sentence is reduced to 1/6.

DO the math -> max 30 /6 -> 5 years - bonus points (book, studying) I am free in 2-3 years.

Now check the link I posted above -> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_intention...
(click count, rate)
Brazil is very humane with criminals but not with its victims.

My lower middle class condo has electrified fences, armed guards, CCTV, patrols, bullet proof glasses it is like a prison.
The higher classes have more features.

People with good meaning soul and big heart cannot comprehend that some people for whatever reasons feel pleasure in being evil and don't care about others life. Then they project their good meaning in laws and thus give more power to evil people do more evil until they die.

Welcome to "modern laws" for just evolved homo sapiens.
Ok so you’re saying: « Making prisoners read books is racist ».

Don’t you realize that this statement is either completely delusional or some form of woke nonsensical Newspeak?

Let me recap: This initiative only has upsides, no downsides. And it has no race distinction. And it benefits people across the board, from people of color to white people. And in absolute terms it will benefit to more people of color than white people (due to the demographics of Brazilian prisons). But you think that statistically it might benefit proportionally slightly more to white people than to people of color, so we should stop this initiative (which again, has no downside for anyone)?

Man I still think of myself as left wing and progressist, but this recent trend of the left, away from universalism, and deep into communautarism makes me feel more and more estranged...

I don’t disagree with your point that reducing mass incarceration should also be pursued though, and is more impactful.
How do I get real-time data from Yahoo Finance in Python?
I posted a link here to a Reddit post that said “if you could change one thing about emacs what would it be?” It had almost 200 comments. Some answers definitely touched on these points. But for the most part, what Emacs users wanted was for the Gnu Emacs maintainers to do was…

1. Switch out Elisp for a Common Lisp or Scheme

2. Update the way Emacs Ui Core so it used standard GTK or something better. (The current implementation uses a lot of ugly hacks to support a subset of GTK)

3. Ability to scroll without bringing point along with me so I can quickly check something off screen then just continue typing where I left off.

4. Improve threading so that things like TRAMP didn’t freeze when you were connecting

5. Fast/Arbitrary graphics support

I think for most Emacs users it’s a performance thing. Though the improvements to the GUI code would go a long way to making it easier to make Emacs be more user friendly.

In terms of this article. I think all of this is possible in a separate distribution of Emacs right now. Emacs will never turn on most of these things by default. But maybe if a version of Emacs that makes these changes becomes wildly popular, the current maintainers would be more amenable to it.

https://old.reddit.com/r/emacs/comments/padv22/if_you_could_...
"I lazily Googled and disproved you in five seconds"

Are you kidding? That was their opening sentence to me. I am insulting? What a joke. I have never been treated like that on HN in 8 years. Spare me the lecture.
This. Exactly so. I was old when I got my degree. I work in gov't now and wouldn't go looking for IT work again if my life depended on it.