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So many people are criticizing you for your comment about 'lying'. Realistically, the statements presented are so under-specified that is pretty difficult to determine what 'the lie' is. Which is the entire point.

Let's take OP's statement: "natural immunity is probably just as good as vaccination, we'll accept that as equal for passport purposes". Presumably, the negation of that statement i.e. "natural immunity is probably not just as good as vaccination, we won't accept that as equal to vaccination for passport purposes" would be considered 'lying'. This statement is ridiculously under specified, even if you take out the "probably".

Define natural immunity? Perhaps someone has to take a blood test to show they have the right anti-bodies. Define "just as good". Define "equal to vaccination for passport purposes". Equal how? Why not for other purposes?

All of these questions and lack of clarity are exactly what the parent is talking about. No truth is absolute. There are statements that are less true, but are more effective as communication methods. Politics should prove that to you, and the fact that you don't like it doesn't make it less true.
100%. Thanks to globalization and just-in-time economy, supply chains are already overextended and on the brink of failure. Once the first cracks set in, the consequences will cascade until most of agro-industrial production will grind to a halt.
No mentions of memory, CPU architecture or clock speed in there.

Mostly just external measurements and features.
Do you remember when MSIE would ignore the MIME type the server sent, and sniffed the contents of the beginning of the file downloaded and overrode what the server sent?

Good times ..... (rocking in corner ....)
To my understanding, you can use existing Linux kernel facilities like seccomp to build equivalents for pledge and unveil. The latter are less flexible but also easier to use, which is a point in their favour; ease of use matters for security.
China had a one child policy. It cant declare war. Everyone of those soldiers has two generations of parent pensioners depending on it. China is not trying to emulate the us and thus - disregarding the propaganda, not gearing up for war.
Of that list, Dexed is the only one appearing in my tracks regularly. This is because I’m more likely to use Serum, Massive, or Pigments for the other duties. But Dexed, especially after downloading many preset libraries, is freaking amazing in its DX7 early FM synthesis emulation.
The word they're looking for is "file extension name".
Not Epic Games but Epik.

But nevertheless, in the real world, Apple employees don’t care much about Epic Games. A lot of them probably have a personal account on Epic Games Store to get their free games. Like the random people they are.

Pay attention to not mix up the marketing bullshit drama of those companies around this trial with the humans working for theses companies. I doubt anyone working in there is bothered with this trial (appart from legal departments).
they said u need at least one cofounder, I'm thinking about being solo founder too, is that good or should I find cofounder first?
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Several of the higher end Garmin smart watches have battery life longer than 7 days (depending on GPS use).
I honestly think this is a reasonable stance because, while I'm not an expert—to my current understanding, the immunity you acquired from having the virus is probably comparable to the immunity I got from my Pfizer shots, if not better in some respects.

As an American, I wish we could all just have an honest conversation about this. Yes, the mRNA vaccines are new technology and I don't begrudge anyone who feels hesitant about them; but I also think there's strong evidence for their safety, and I waited hours in line to get my shot as soon as it was available.

But this business of public health officials trying to shape people's behavior instead of giving them plain facts... I don't think we collectively appreciate how much damage this has done. It necessarily breeds mistrust. It works against the actual goal of ending this pandemic.
Is this a product that big pharma can make bank over? If not than this study sucks and we should never speak of it again and ban all mention of it on the internet.
It takes 8 minutes to charge for a full night's sleep tracking according to Apple. That's about the time it takes to wash and floss your teeth coincidentally :)

I usually take my AW2 off when I wake up and put it in the charger while I do my morning stuff. Same with showering etc.
> not personally accounting for every possible context switch

In Python land explicit is better than implicit as this is cooperative multitasking after all.

It's also worth reading through https://vorpus.org/blog/notes-on-structured-concurrency-or-g...
I think it is that way in almost every FP language (eg. Scala, Haskell, Kotlin, etc)
> Let’s say 12 hours of symptoms - headache, fatigue, light fever. Very standard with a shot. At around the minimum wage of $8/hour that’s a cost of $96. How much do you value your time?

Other rich countries solve that problem by letting you take time off if you're sick.

Even if working minimum wage.
It's a core restriction of Java that there can only be one public class in each file. Nesting records inside a class would solve the issue. It's not that pretty though because only lower-casing the class name would create the illusion of it being a package.
Schwab's checking account has always been a loss leader for their brokerage so I imagine it'll stay that way. The mobile app isn't too bad though.
I'm not vaccinated. I have been exposed to people infected with coronavirus at least about 2 dozen times over the last year and a half through my job (close contact, under a meter) and family (same). I suspect I might have had it already early on before testing was easy. It just doesn't scare me. I think the measures taken against it were not justified and I won't contribute to Big Pharma by getting the vaccine.

Edit: The only "irrational covid behaviour" is the mass hysteria around it.
TL;DR for those wondering:

- There was a yet-undisclosed security vulnerability in Gitlab usernames

- Staff member made a change to disallow usernames ending with `Mime::EXTENSION_LOOKUP.keys`, which I assume is a set of recognized file extensions (hidden – https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/security/gitlab/-/merge_reques...)

- This was overly broad since it caught a lot of common names (like "asimov") (https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/issues/335278)

- The check was updated to additionally look for a "." before the extension (https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/merge_requests/65954)
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As someone who moved from an 8 to an XS, you'll actually notice the notch for the first day or so.

After that you just won't care and barely notice it.
Your just-so story does not match the facts [0] and your tendency here and below to spray-and-pray with external links does not support your position as the other commenters have already shown. People showing up at the ER with the sniffles due to media hysteria (as you suggest) do not, in fact, translate into full ICUs. ERs have triage procedures and examination protocols which keep the trivial cases out of the ICU beds.

People are already unable to get emergency care in a timely manner due to the problem of unvaccinated people developing symptoms they statistically would not experience if they were vaccinated. [1] This is really happening. Meanwhile, you are arguing in the realm of hypotheticals, using phrases such as "could cause" and "may have been".

Your goal to prevent a two-tiered society is admirable, but "the ends do not justify the means" of spreading misinformation by summarizing only bias-affirming portions of the articles & studies you cite. The simplest of natural search phrases on the topic such as "ICU COVID-19 unvaccinated" returns results which directly contradict your position (without the hypothetical contingencies) such as this one. [2]

[0] https://www.cnbc.com/2021/08/24/cdc-study-shows-unvaccinated...

[1] https://www.npr.org/sections/coronavirus-live-updates/2021/0...

[2] https://baltimore.cbslocal.com/2021/09/13/3-states-have-full...
How is that different from eg. D? Or the myriad other GCd AOT compiled languages?
This is amazing.

On a side note, are similar things (Assume an IAM role with federation instead of keys) possible at other platforms? Azure Devops perhaps?
Naturally the ruling class would be allowed to eat meat and desserts though. Their palates are sophisticated in ways you would fail to appreciate, pleb. And besides, you're just jealous that they're better than you.
Hello,

I’m the author of the issue on Gitlab (small world, isn’t it ?)

Yes the message is confusing and I agree that .mov isn’t a MIME type but I was merely reporting the error message shown ( plus, they added .mov in their list of file types and had aliased it to .mp4 format, please see: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/blob/master/config/in... )
> has no headphones or charger in the box

I've got so fucking many wired Apple headphones and chargers I don't know what to do with them all.

I'm glad they're not bundling them any more. I use an Anker charger and cable anyway.
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Oh god, Python has completely lost its way. Seriously hope I never have to work with this crap. Async/await is a toxic pollution of any language's syntax and really seems like the wrong model anyway. Erlang/Elixir/Go's concurrency model is so much more intuitive and doesn't require these hideous things to be bolted onto the syntax.
> > When I was in elementary school (also early 90's) we were taught that

Do you think that your educators were climate scientists? Maybe you just had educators which misestimated the reports of actual scientists.

Is a grade-school teacher supposed to understand climate forecasting?

You're an adult. You should have realized by now that your grade school teachers didn't actually know everything about everything.
Holy edits!

The internet is exhausted with you, dude. With people with no scientific background to speak of misreading and mischaracterizing the conclusions of an abundance of the medical community. Trying to convince you why giving a shit about others (who can’t get vaccinated for legitimate reasons, e.g) is important, or why you could be host to mutations whether you like it or not if you are infected, and will statistically be host to an extended period in which mutations can occur for the unvaccinated, risking the rest of the population? And it can all be addressed with a couple shots and maybe a sum total of 30 minutes out of your life? A couple days if we count being a bit ill from the nervous response?

We’re at the adults table now dude. And people are tired of this goofy shit. Mandates wouldn’t be necessary if this was a country of adults.
If your threat model includes Apple surreptitiously enabling spying features on your phone, sure.

Mine doesn't.
A wait period is reasonably common. I’ve ran into it a well, really annoying. I think it’s a lame ploy to drum up business.
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To echo a little, as a dev who gets paid to write software, I’m happy to pay other devs for quality software.

Quality DSP from Xfer Records (Serum), Fabfilter (Many amazing data viz plugs and good sounding compressor, limiter, gate, multi band eq, saturator, etc), izoTope (trash2 distortion) etc etc etc have been worth every cent for their clarity and performance.

Carefully shop around for some of these and you will realize that money does actually buy real quality sometimes. But only sometimes. Most quality products has free limited demos that can be very informative.

Sometimes free/libre stuff is also amazing, like Dexed. And perhaps also Bespoke - I’ll definitely be trying it out, and sending $$$ if I think I’ll use it.
We invented farming, so we had the opportunity. Other animals never figured out how to get milk unless humans or their mothers give it to them.
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The two heap method helps you maintain the current median given an incoming stream of “online” data, and technically is not “sorting”.

The original problem is probably more accurately described as “what if you have too much data to sort” though.
My guess is that they were using /.mov$/ to check the username, which is missing an escape.
Try Bitwig, plugins will crash on their own there. It even runs on Linux.
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> Did you know it is socially awkward to respond to someone who isn't talking to you?

No, that's how online message boards work.
For server application, this is a one-time administration effort. If you are concerned about `--illegal-access=allow`: yes, you should strive to get rid of it before security auditors blow an artery because of it.

Desktop applications are usually not delivered as bare JARs, but with wrapper binaries or scripts, where such flags are supposed to go.
It's easy, basic, and very important for clarity to use the correct terminology in this case. A MIME type is really something different.
Is there a reason they didn't just use a wildcard certificate - wouldn't that make this so much simpler?
Sep 13 2021 article from the Guardian - Title: "Rain fell on Greenland’s ice sheet for the first time ever known. Alarms should ring".

[https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2021/sep/13/greenl...]

Quote: "To save the Greenland ice sheet – and Florida – will require a Nansen-esque transformation on steroids, something inspired by, but much larger than, President Franklin D Roosevelt’s New Deal. To begin, we need to elect representatives who respect science, and accept the magnitude of what we’re up against. If they do not, they must be defeated.

It’s time to put our planet first."
You can get a smart watch with battery life over 30 days: Garmin Enduro.

https://buy.garmin.com/en-US/US/p/702797
As a fellow binger, may I contribute this one that I never see on YouTube or shared around much, but is a long-time favourite of mine.

https://www.cc.com/video/beopn8/the-daily-show-with-jon-stew...

(If outside the US, you'll need a VPN.)
Hypothetically, summer / winter homes. The tax law should exempt, from this tax on inverters, any home the owner resides in for at least 33.4% of a year (literal text "one third of a calendar year, rounded up to the next whole day").

Someone could thus have a summer and winter home, but only two.

An additional clause should also disqualify any home rented for value for more than 1/3rd of a year. Letting friends and family stay free thus exempted from the disqualification. (Still must comply with the above qualifier on primary residence.)
I don’t really see how “infectious” a sync can be solved in a reasonable way. The function is async, can we really pretend it’s not? If it must be used in a sync context then it can be turned into a blocking call explicitly. This is not possible in JS so I can see the argument there, although they are now making the top level async too!
Yeah, if every language had their build systems in order, we wouldn't have needed nix as much, so definitely grateful for what nix does.
But some problems can only be elegantly solved a level below nix.
climate change has become a loaded ambiguous term. most people are running with worse apocalyptic notions of it because it suits whatever agenda. there have been various climate related predictions that have turned out to be hyperbolic and easy to adapt around for all species involved. humans have had to adapt to the changing planet for 10 thousands years. this will never stop no matter how much regulation or how much authoritarian governance returns us to some type of bronze age indigenous state. and the reality is countries like china aren't playing ball with these demonstrations of subservience to the progressive ideals. they will continue to innovate and build while we deconstruct ourselves over something we have no control over.
Can you please point out where in the IPCC report it makes it very clear that countries worth of people will die?
Why do you find that disturbing?
Sounds like a WAF is getting in the way. Wikileaks had the same issue years ago when you couldn't search for programming language binaries e.g "Ruby" or "Perl" etc
The „Five-hundred Meter Aperture Spherical Telescope“ (FAST) can deform its wiremesh mirror to target different directions and to remove the spherical aberration issue by turning the surface shape into a paraboloid.

If that’s possible for a robotically constructed and maintained structure is more than questionable.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Five-hundred-meter_Aperture_...
> Java nowadays is mostly used for business applications, where developer productivity is more important than runtime performance

I fail to think of any other platform that could run these monstrosity CRUD enterprise apps as fast as the JVM can. Sure, C++ can be written to utilize hardware better, but with all the classes and interfaces around with everything being virtual, a good JIT compiler can skip method lookups over AOT compiled languages.
As Arnold Schwarzenegger AKA Conan the Barbarian once said - "Milk is for babies. When you grow up you have to drink beer" - "Pumping Iron"

Anyways didn't colonial prisoners consider it cruel to be fed lobster?

Things change over time.
Not an expert on this topic but I noticed that the KLL algorithm (published in 2016) was not mentioned in this thread, which provides theoretically optimal performance for streaming quantiles with guaranteed worst case performance: http://courses.csail.mit.edu/6.854/20/sample-projects/B/stre... (And is pretty fast in practice).
Seccomp profiles are typically applied externally to a process in my experience though. I think this is more analogous to using capset() to remove capabilities in highly permissioned processes. For instance dnsmasq makes use of this ability to be minimally permissioned.
You can just report whatever 'illegal' content you find that is hosted on a private company's website and they will take it down such illegal content since if they are found to hosting it, they're whole service can be taken down.

Assuming you have this evidence, did you just leave them online and then complain here and did nothing?

Maybe being obsessed around chasing Nazis everywhere and directly approaching them yourself comes with such risks and consequences which you should leave all to the authorities to deal with rather than using extreme illegal methods to attack any sort of service in the name of this so-called 'fascism' which at this point has become meaningless.
Extract data from the 10 sensors available on the Texas Instruments CC2650STK SensorTag and then optimize power usage on its firmware. If you want more of a challenge, rewrite the firmware completely.
Nobody is articulating a vision for the future.

OK, I'll stop driving my 2000kg of metal tomorrow. The first grocery shop is 25 minutes walking, one way. Maybe with a good degree of planning my family won't starve. But we also need to go to work and school, and these are not within walking distance. Sadly, I have to take that back: I won't stop driving my 2000kg of metal, because I don't see how we can possibly live without it. (We're living within the boundaries of a large North American city, not even in the suburbs.)
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Glad I'm going to die before this insane, depraved stuff becomes a reality. Hope they don't develop tech to reanimate me.
I am running Ubuntu 18.04 and after having run the script, installing Python3.8 and running ldconfig, it still complains that 'libpython3.8.so.1.0' cannot be found.
Yes. And if you go <50km in any direction you can get hundreds of acres for the same thing. We're not stressed for space. We're stressed for infrastructure (and population).

I expected your response, so I want to say that $2M will buy you a great house on decent land, even in Sydney. Not that it's a nice way to spend that much money. Like the rest of the world.

Like an apartment. People don't want to buy a good piece of land outside the city. That doesn't mean we're running out of land.
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> That doesn't mean you cater to them.

Heh.

Pay attention...

They specifically cater, not just host, but CATER to those who are unable to host elsewhere due to their content.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epik_(company)

> Epik is known for providing services to websites with far-right content, such as the social network Gab, video hosting service BitChute, conspiracy theory website InfoWars, and neo-Nazi message board website The Daily Stormer.[1][6][28] It was described in 2019 by Vice as "a safehaven for the extreme right" and in 2021 by The Seattle Times as "a home for far-right websites" because of its willingness to host far-right websites that have been denied service by other Internet service providers.[1][29][30] In 2021, The Daily Telegraph wrote that Epik was "a safe harbour for websites said to be enabling the spread far-right extremism and carrying Neo-Nazi content";[25] the same year, Fortune called the company the "right wing’s best friend online".[9] NPR reported in February 2021 that "when websites flooded with hate speech or harmful disinformation become too radioactive for the Internet, the sites often turn to [Epik] for a lifeline."[13]
PdfTk-Builder: a GUI for pdftk for windows. My partner is stuck with windows for work (and not really a techie) so, this is perfect.

Youtube-music: love vanilla YouTube music, but automatic pauses break my flow and ads are very aggressive. This electron port allow me to have an AdBlock and remove pauses. Bonus, I can use my media keys directly from my keyboard.

Links:
* https://github.com/LandrixSoftware/PDFTK-Builder
* https://github.com/th-ch/youtube-music
Sorry my “so you are saying it was possible?” was supposed to just be a little joke to the guy talking about ships.

I think what you are describing might one day be possible, but it’s so far in the distant future that technology would have to move along way before we start to think of this outside of science fiction.

The level of processing and manufacture required to turn junk into a robot is huge, and would require a large facility on land. You would need to be able to melt and smelt metal, remove impurities, cast parts etc and doing all this in space with tiny robots rather than a floating mega-factory would require a level of technology that we don’t yet have.

Note that you can’t just reassemble parts because they won’t fit together unless they are all standardised, they could be damaged, and they likely suffer from metal fatigue and wear (eg to the boat point, this is why we make boats from fresh wood rather than reuse rotten wood from a shipwreck).
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Whats more important than population density is activity. A New Yorker who is mostly keeping to themselves and wearing a mask is unlikely to get the virus. A Wyoming native attending church service maskless and singing indoors for an hour is more likely to get the virus.
> One more quick tip: unlike box-shadow, the filter property is hardware-accelerated in Chrome, and possibly other browsers.

In Firefox, everything is hardware-accelerated. And the `will-change` property is largely obsolete. (I personally wish they had stuck to the old translateZ(0) hack which was obviously a hack rather than defining will-change, since WebRender—what lets Firefox do all the rendering on the GPU—was already well underway and had demonstrated that something like will-change wasn’t necessary, though it was still a few more years before it was stabilised in Firefox.)
As someone with quite strong political opinions on this topic I can assure you that disliking Rob Monster and many of the people he does business with doesn't automatically extend to all customers of Epik.
I mean, that would work in the hypothetical situation where being skinny was a single free shot away, right.