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> translates "Open ticket" to "Biglietto aperto"

I have a good example. I won't name names. I saw an Italian localization on a "like" count in social posts that localized "N people like this" as "N persone come questa" [N people like this one]
But they would earn more money from regular ad revenue, presumably.

You're painting a rather bleak picture -- that the majority of creators/influencers' content is advertising. If that's the case, I'm not sure why Youtube/Instagram should also tolerate that -- it's basically spam on their platform they haven't curated through their ad network.
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Great explanation, very helpful! Thank you!
What infuriates me (along with all the other things!) is the practice of making packaging that consists of plastic bound to something else, e.g. foil. Or wrapping a plastic bottle in a film made from some other kind of plastic, that has had promotional material printed on it.

Here, I can only recycle clear, colourless plastic (with the right recycling label). Of course, the promotional film has no recycling label, only the bottle itself. The printeed film can't be recycled. And it's the very devil to strip the film off the bottle.

I have here a triangular sandwich pack made of cardboard; but with a plastic window glued to it. The window has no recycling label, but also it renders the box non-recyclable.

I'm perfectly willing to sort my rubbish; but I'm not prepared to dismantle packaging that obviously wasn't meant to be dismantled - especially given that most "recycling" actually goes for incineration or landfill.
What law is there against selling vuln to a random person on internet? And yeah you don't really need "Black" market. There is plenty "legit" companies around the globe that absolutely immoral, but their business as legal as it's could be.
This is a better headline, as it clarifies the situation. The Reuters headline, that influencers must label posts as ads when money changes hands, is not really news - the law was voted on this June, and goes into effect at the beginning of next year.
> "Weighing just a teaspoon of salt more" why not just say the glasses are 5 grams more?

I like that there is a light signaling the glasses are capturing photo/video, although it might not be noticeable in some cases, just like other devices

Cool to see the pictures/videos don't go directly to FB.
Yes, while it is true that Jeffery Epstein had a rape island, he also gave a lot of money to charity! Can't people just be happy when good things happen?
How do you figure out which ones are bad?
Because aging is not a disorder. No one expects heart disease or cancer. everyone expects to get older… regardless if you’d like this or not.
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This looks great, certainly an influential mind. soundtrack by brain eno and a fun distribution model too! First time i have used mirror and it is very nicely made.

For those interested in why this is connected to ethereum here is the keynote Stewart gave at devcon a few years ago on the connections between his thinking for the past 50 years and what eth does:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oLGZdLpHl1w
It seems like the founder also develops libreboot, so by buying a laptop from her you ensure that libreboot keep around.
Have a different and much smaller bitcoin wallet that serves as a decoy...and have the keys in the 1st layer of encryption.
Myke Cole has written a new book on Spartan society and military, The Bronze Lie:

https://www.amazon.com/Bronze-Lie-Shattering-Spartan-Suprema...

His previous work on the Roman legion vs the Greek phalanx was very interesting and well-researched.

https://www.amazon.com/Legion-versus-Phalanx-Struggle-Suprem...
Jetbrains cares. https://github.com/HumbleUI/JWM
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In a world where fossil fuels are still a thing, how does burying it stack up against just burning it as fuel?

I get that it's sequestered if it's in a landfill, but it seems like it might be more efficient to burn the carbon already extracted and turned into plastic than it would be to dig up new stuff and burn that (i.e. you get to leave more of the already-sequestered oil-carbon in the ground rather than digging it up and sequestering the plastic-carbon).
The issue is that cryptography and cryptocurrency overlap relevancy in the fintech space. Without specifying which, it’s ambiguous. I say this as an engineer on the security team of a major fintech company who also has a cryptocurrency arm.

It’s fine to call cryptocurrencies “crypto”. It’s less fine to be unnecessarily ambiguous and create confusion when either might be relevant. If not for this discussion, I had assumed the article would be about them acquiring an HSM vendor or someone else in the cryptography space.

Admittedly this is the original title. But it’s an ambiguous and confusing title.
When you say "real world" do you mean the matrix? Because we only get fractions of a second of a glimpse of the "real" world in this trailer as far as I can tell.
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> You'd still be storing the carbon, just in things that are in active use.

The idea is to extract carbon from the air, make something useful out of it, and then bury the plastic when the item reaches the end of its useful life, thus sequestering the carbon. Recycling the plastics would compete with pulling more carbon from the air and reduce the amount being sequestered. The energy-intensive recycling process might also release more CO2 as a side effect, offsetting the amount captured in the plastic.

The goal is to get the carbon into the ground, not to create a closed cycle reprocessing previously captured carbon. Immediate burial would also work, of course, but then there wouldn't be any economic incentive to extract the carbon from the atmosphere in the first place.
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Yes, the ancients were very different from us. But Sparta was special even to contemporaries. And it was special ways that are especially appalling to modern sensibilities. It’s dishonest to ignore that.
Yeah that was for sure not the case for 3 m5.large master nodes and several r4.2xlarge nodes.

The update was instant, what wasn't instant was the wait for the update. IDK if it was the maintenance window (which was set up for a weekend) or some bug, but we DID end up waiting weeks until it randomly updated.
It certainly seems like a plausible argument that better detectors leads to a smaller necessary sample.

> If the most qualified capitalists cannot tell whether a CEO is fraudulent, then it seems that we should alter the CEO appointment system somehow.

Why do you assume the problem is that human beings select CEOs and not that how we select the selectors is broken. That is, maybe the problem is who we decide are "well qualified capitalists"
> I once heard they were suspose to deliver 500 packages a day.

That number is obviously wrong. Question your sources.
The ruling was actually in favor of influencers, as before almost everything had to be labeled as an ad. Now there is a ruling that makes a lot of exceptions. So the headline you cited is closer to the truth IMHO.
Iirc that series addresses this critique in some depth, pointing out that sparta was particularly awful even by the standards of other greek states. Another interesting bit was how it's historically rare for slave-owning societies to have more than 50% of their population enslaved. Since sparta was closer to 80% enslaved people, they relied on particularly brutal methods to keep down the regular slave revolts, making them considerably crueler than their contemporaries.
It's an interesting tradeoff. With large flooding events you are often better off with a destroyed house and an insurance payout than with an intact house surrounded by rubble and destroyed infrastructure. On the other hand saving the house preserves a lot of things of sentimental value. Fires are probably similar, even if they are not quite as destructive to all infrastructure
> Apple has a strict stance of submitting all of the research up front with no expectations as far as payment

<Giant bold white letters fade in against a black background>

A R R O G A N C E
First hands-on: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.theverge.com/platform/amp/2...

FB announcement: https://tech.fb.com/ray-ban-and-facebook-introduce-ray-ban-s...

Ray-Ban link: http://www.ray-ban.com/discover-ray-ban-stories
> MacOS filesystem is utf-8 strings

APFS is utf8, HFS+ is utf16.

> with valid Unicode glyphs

That doesn’t really mean anything.

Apple’s fs do guarantee the paths are correct, as in, valid whatever encoding this has nothing to do with glyphs.

APFS also does not perform any normalisation while HFS+ uses a custom variant if NFD. While HFS+’s normalisation has its issues and critics, APFS’s lack of normalisation is probably worse: https://eclecticlight.co/2017/04/06/apfs-is-currently-unusab...
Indeed! They are selling like hotcakes. You can sign up for notifications for when a model comes back into stock. But this doesn't extend to individual specs (i.e. if the i5 spec is sold out on the Pangolin model)
https://system76.com/laptops/pang11/configure
because if you would only get money from youtube ads then you could not survive on it.

Maybe if you are on of the 0.1% creaters but then you would miss out on a lot of smaller channels.

Sure you have things like Patreon but its not that easy to get people to pay for your stuff.

So in the end you will take sponsorship deals because you either do that or do something else.
Some people, in an otherwise disadvantaged situation, will benefit from this; that is completely fine in isolation. Still, it's wholly naive to assume that Amazon is doing this out of some sense of looking to do a "nice thing".

Most obviously, it is clear that this is being pushed as a pathway to IT education. Amazon, as a business, has massive vested interests in, one, increasing the size of the IT labor force, and two, promoting buy-in to its own IT infrastructure. It is irrational to not initially assume that this initiative is being conducted primarily to pursue such interests.

My criteria for being "happy" with the actions of a corporation like Amazon hinge on them doing something utterly unimaginable: going against the interests of their shareholders for the ultimate benefit of society at large. If, for instance, Amazon starts advocating for meaningful and equitable worker representation in business decisions that affect said workers, I'll be "happy".
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> That doesn't sound stupid at all, our only biological purpose is reproduction.

Almost. Our second biological purpose is to stay alive, in order to have more babies.
It doesn't limit it any more than if it were proprietary and you couldn't afford it.
Thanks.

Woops, that is a pretty big beast.

2172 lines of code in 98 files.

I would not feel comfortable by starting from a base that is already this complex.
I mean, she did manage to convince some heir to money to marry her. After the SEC made Theranos's issues public. I have no idea how she's doing it, but she does seem fairly skilled at convincing people (almost exclusively men) to ignore obvious facts in front of them.
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Honestly a lot of colonial rule feels pretty awful too, and with a similar flavor.

Yet something about Sparta seemed worse. Maybe because they maintained a kind of stability of oppression for so long, or maybe it's my own biases and the fact that oppressed and oppressor were both white and more-or-less of the same culture. Or is it inevitable that this kind of oppression also must be supported by ideologically denigration of the oppressed? But is denigration even enough, do you also need separation, the sense that the oppressed are a different people? That is, did the Spartan ruling class look down on the helots as not just inferior but alien? If so then the class differences may have had all the same attributes as race and racism but without skin color differences.
As a long-time Dokku user, have you done any multi-server deployments or just stayed to a single server? I'm happy with Dokku for side projects but would be interested in what Dokku users use when they need to move up to a multi-server setup.
What I wasn't sure of is, as long as I never actually incorporate the original code, if basing your fundamental design on something counts as infringement. I find it hard to see the difference between taking some class definitions and changing the variable names and going off to use what you learned from other people only to realize you arrived at the same design as they did because doing anything else would mean the implementation would be worse than what you now know it could be.

I don't have much of an understanding of copyright when it comes to cases like those, but my worry is that declaring that your open-source codebase is merely inspired by codebase X with this specific code in the case of these specific data structures would still count as infringement in a court of law. However, I don't intend to infringe on the licenses of the original, and do not intend to directly copy any code.
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Ok now we’re getting somewhere.

So the equation shows that as d goes up, C goes down.

But as d goes up the breakdown voltage also increases so my question is why can’t we force more voltage on there.
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Define low cost. Universities are ashamed of their own tuition. Many of them hide it.

It is common for universities to charge a single sum for "full-time" students--students whose credit load is above some threshhold. But, Kansas State, for instance, only lists per credit tuition: ~$320. If you take 16 credits--a pace that could have you graduate in four years--that would be over $5k/semester, about $41k for the most minimal four-year degree.

Boise State charges (in 2021) $4k/semester for full-time students. Is that low cost?

Boston College charges $30k+/semester.

U of Texas costs ~$6500/semester.

If K-State, Boise State, and UT are considered low cost, I think you'll be fine. These all provide a fine education.
For the same reason companies give perks of all kinds rather than simply giving employees cash. ...like having a free cafeteria or gym in the office.

The perk provides a win-win by allowing for the company to have group bargaining power, as well as force the expenditure on something that also benefits the company.

These programs are a win-win for the employee-employer relationship.
In short, using Scarf does not provide personally identifiable information about who is downloading your artifacts because we don't have that data ourselves.

The main way this is achieved is by purging any personally identifiable information from our system, mainly the IP address of a download request. Scarf uses the IP to look up metadata like company affiliation, cloud provider, course grained location, etc, to surface that to you. Once that metadata is looked up, the original IP address is discarded. All information stored long term is fully anonymized.
Digitally altered from what? All digital cameras and image processing tools "digitally alter" images.
I agree possession should be decriminalized. But even comments in this very thread prove that it is a dangerous substance and should not be readily accessible to buy, certainly not before you can buy alcohol.
Digital ad campaigns are all about advanced targeting that influencers can’t really do. Influencers are more like traditional media that can describe their general demographics, but can’t precisely deliver ad dollars.

For example say I follow a lot of architecture / interior design / construction accounts. A company that pays a construction influencer is going to waste their money on my impression — I’m never going to buy professional-grade construction equipment.

On the other side Instagram or whomever already knows I’m a white collar worker and just sends me ads for ring lights and laptop stands.

So influencers and platforms are essentially going after different sets of ad dollars.
> Around the world there are regulations for "influencers", for people with a large audience on platforms like YouTube, or Instagram, or TikTok. Those regulations make sure that if someone is paid to endorse a product, they have to declare that payment to the people watching. But.. why does no-one on TV, or film, or anywhere else have to do that?

That's a quote from near the beginning of his video.

Tom Scott is supportive of declaring paid endorsements, he just thinks it should be declared everywhere by everyone, not just influencers. He gives some good examples of some TV/film that do declare it with a sort of watermark.
> "DeFi allows for different, better regulation. The blockchain isn't going to take public money to bail itself out and give itself fat bonuses"

The stakeholders who control the blockchain will give themselves every crypto holder's money if their interests are threatened in any way. Has everyone forgotten about the 2016 Ethereum DAO scandal?
Is traditional higher education in trouble from online course providers?
The Bradbury Museum in Los Alamos (a 90-minute drive from Albuquerque) is also worth a visit.

https://www.lanl.gov/museum/
> Current admissions policies in many universities and schools explicitly give black people an advantage.

Are you denying that this is true, or are you simply unaware of it?
This is a cynical opinion that isn't based on any facts.

unless you have evidence of this "great resin code conspiracy"?
Your point is taken, but also irrelevant to the specifics laid out in the article. I appreciate that "normally" the user may have to allow access to files and things (I'm not sure I've ever experienced that on a Mac before when installing applications; I installed Sublime and could open and edit files without any user dialogs, but maybe I disabled something, or working through the UI behaves differently or whatever), but the whole point being made is what the hacker says in the article would indicate it should have claimed the bounty.
I've never had this problem; usually it's either written in an email (rarely) or an official offer letter attached as a PDF (90%+ case). It's not at all unusual to ask for an offer in writing, and I'd never consider one real at all until I had that!
But what if every company offered free upskilling services to their employees, then that might help free people from this

And so maybe one company doing it can lead to other companies doing it more? Although this is covid related...so not sure it really applies
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They changed the name of their Elasticsearch fork.
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Just compare German and US influencer spam to see that laws like this actually have an effect.
GPL, and in some cases source-available codebases produced by decompilation.

"Use" in this case means to have some feature that's implemented by those libraries reimplemented in an open-source project (MIT-licensed).
These are all your guesses. The article doesn't say literally anything about him killing anyone or ordering anyone to be killed.
I don't really know what to think for big, critical applications because I've never had to manage one myself. I can agree that looks very difficult and time-consuming, and that indeed companies devoted to the sole task of maintaining all the stack up and running are amazing.

However, for small-scale projects, personal blogs or website, I really like the idea of self-hosting. Knowing that all the data are in my home is reassuring (apart from the fact that my house could catch fire).

(I realized that you're one of the co-creators of Django; thank you very much for this masterpiece)
Great explanation...
For anyone interested, the following jupyter notebook explains three different ways to process HTTP requests: serial requests (the baseline), pipelined requests and parallel requests with multiple connections (and without threads).

https://gist.github.com/coady/f9e1be438ba8551dabad
It is not a slippery slope.
It is a hard fall from the highest mountain top.
It escalated from "Do you trust and love Apple?" to
"Do you trust and love your Government?".

I am located in place where the Government question have a very clear answer.

So glad that Apple showed this before pushing "the new stuff", someone in the Glass Doughnut firmly believed that this will bring more sells, because of "saving the children".

Thank you, whoever you are.
Without knowing, you did the right thing.

Now we can ignore Apple's shiny toys and actually save money.

And if Governments want to scan and monitor us, please provide your own hardware.
I will not pay the bill for your dystopian nightmare.
How many people thought this was a reaction to the new film?
I don't think most influencers can make a living with just ad content. Many are using sponsorships and ada and barely getting by.
Yes, lying about your primary government identity is ill-advised.

Lying and saying that you don’t have a social media account isn’t so clear.
> I'd wager most people read it correctly.

That's unlikely. Before cryptocurrencies, "crypto" generally meant cryptography. The term "crypto" now refers to cryptocurrencies almost 100% of the time.
That local 7-11 sure has a lot of cash and a sleepy clerk working it.

How can I monetize ethics?

We live in a society. We try to abide by the mores.
Not OP but very happy with Dokku for multi-server clusters, with some light load balancing or failover at the DNS level.

Admittedly, this works great for clusters of 1-10 machines. There's definitely some missing stuff that's hard to add for larger deployments.

But, I'd venture to say that most of Dokku's target audience doesn't need to worry about scaling past a couple of servers.
That is left-wing accelerationism, not liberal-accelerationism or right-wing accelerationism. Important distinction cause they are completely different.
There are already Ketamine clinics where I live. I know Ketamine was mot Schedule 1 but I could see it getting approved for therapy within a reasonable timeframe.
Now unionize!
It seems like a much simpler solution to have the state impose a tax on products that use plastics which CA recycling programs cannot process
Sedan Crater on the test site is also quite awesome, if/when the DOE ever starts doing public tours again.