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I find reading this in a web browser to be ironic. But then I immediately shared it with people via Slack, too, so...
> So generally, to use your example, a non-ECC processor is a regular processor "who's" ECC logic has failed and is inoperable.

I find that particular statement, very hard to believe.
“Quarter” has a nice big plosive at the beginning, which really gives it an impact. The “th” in third pounder makes it sound kind of weak in comparison.

Bigger Burger is great! Aliterates, rhyming, and TWO plosives!
You're immune system would wipe out covid pretty fast if you had a cold year round. Iga was shown early as one of the most immediate responders that kills covid. in fact that's what our vaccine is trying to get your body to coax out when it sees the spike protein.
I used to have this practice where I would overlay a cartoon character over my avatar in the physical world. (e.g. my own self image)

By doing this I would neutralize pain, improve functional ability to stretch, and charm people.

I hadn't done this in years, but I was feeling despair this morning and felt myself merge with a 30 foot high firebird (e.g. phoenix) made of neon lights. It lasted for a few seconds and it wasn't completely lit up, maybe it was 5-20% of what it could have been but it was already glorious with bright and saturated colors.

I haven't gotten that vision back yet, but I will, and I will light it up completely. I might even build one.

It might be crazy or outside your experience, but that is what progress means for me.
6) Shadow satellite corporation contracted to destroy Beidu navigation system.
But when you are in a competition even if you are nr. 1 you still have to defend the position so you still need to cut some throats.
No CORS hell there?
Because in the past no one could justify competing with Intel. But the xeon parts with huge profit margins, and companies like apple which only tended to buy the high margin parts in their devices the business people realized that it was cheaper to produce their own. Which is outrageous, if you think about it given the amount of engineering investment required to build a competitive product. The idea that a slice of the customer base has decided that the market is so broken that the financials work better to avoid Intel says they are way past the to greedy stage.
I didn't mean to make it code - space flight is a complete waste of money. As far as I'm concerned we've already proved our point with regard to space travel, and can now afford to spend those bajillions of dollars on planet earth instead of satisfying the curiosity of nerds.
https://0ver.org/ will need an update!
A 2/3rds truth
Except that this is not alcohol or tobacco, this is a digitized version of a free attention grabbing tabloid customized to the person's "interests" is always available to view at their desire. To me this makes it difficult to regulate as it's not purely based on the amount of consumption, it's based on the content you consume.
IFR is a better metric than CFR:

https://bmcpublichealth.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s...

The overall IFR is misleading, given how age-stratified the risk is:

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-020-2918-0
Before going typedclojure.
There is also malli, there is also schema.

People have this urge for types, but I would give it a shot and apply types/validation when you really need or miss important edgecase etc.

Spec is good if you need something robust and highly composable. Its always a tradeoff, but it has the best flexibility.
> because you can't hop in your car and pick up a gun in a neighbouring state.

You can’t do this in America either. You can only buy guns legally in your state of residence.
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> By fusing off the broken and one of the good ones, they can sell it as a two core SKU.

Fuse off the broken one? Sure, makes sense.

Fuse off a good one? That's arguably amoral and should be discouraged.

Three cores can be better than two. Let the consumer disable the runt core if they need.
Then we should stop shooting junk into outer space. I don't see why this is so complicated.
So, one lesson we might apply to is infosecurity would be automatic liability for information they collected and leaked. That would cause companies to fight for their user privacy and implement stronger security measure while also collecting less information.

Well, maybe. We won't know if it work well until it's actually implemented.
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> Public health officials need to understand that their primary job is managing public perception of a situation first and foremost. They can go push their glasses up and pedantically spout off technical corrections behind closed doors as much as they want, but in public they have to connect and empathize with normal humans.

So what should they have said in the beginning? If they don't give technical reasons, they will be accused of talking down from their ivory tower, dictating policy with a 'just trust us' attitude, or of being biased/political.

But if they give technical reasons, people will nitpick those, especially if the data is incomplete or evolving.

There were lots of people being correct and nuanced, but they were drowned out (partly for political reasons I suspect).
It's not possible to increase availability with redundancy in all cases, because not all financial actions are idempotent.

For example, sending money via a banking wire. If the bank goes down, you can't send a second wire through another bank without loss because the first wire is not retractable.
Ok, let’s put that on PLOS and roll up some sleeves!
Apple has more control over developers - these idiots pay them money for the "privilege" of developing on it. And Apple started by deprecating support for all 32 bits app. That forced many developers to refactor or port their code. The x86 emulation support will end in the near future and will force the remaining developers onto the ARM platform.
Or, you know, decrease animal agriculture
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As others commented on it is actually a compression algorithm in disguise, but it does have some tricks.

- js13kGames measures the file size by its ZIP archive size, where the ZIP file itself is provided by the participant. In the past people used ZIP recompressors like ADVZIP or ECT to minimize the ZIP file. Roadroller needs to store a large amount of binary data, but JS string literals are not efficient in terms of information entropy (~6.96 bits per byte [1]). Therefore Roadroller actually stores 6-bit code which can be encoded in a very efficient Huffman tree. The 6-bit code is ASCII only, so it is much easier to handle.

- Roadroller tunes a lot of compression parameters during its optimization phase. It is normally a curse that you have to bring your own decoder, but Roadroller generates a decoder optimized specifically for given compressed data.

- Roadroller is allowed to transform the JS code input, so it tries to strategically insert a whitespace around tokens for better compression (see Packer.prepareJs comments for more information). So it doesn't necessarily produce the most minified code---Roadroller currently doesn't care about JS syntax and only does tokenization---but it will produce the most compressible code.

[1] Assuming UTF-8. If the file is encoded in ISO-8859-1 or similar this can be greatly improved: there are 4 or 5 forbidden bytes [2] out of 256 possible octets so ~7.977 bits per byte is possible.

[2] $, `, \, \r. When included in the <script> element \0 is also included.
... while my son works as a math/reading tutor for $8/hr. He thinks he's being taken advantage of, and I'm not sure I necessarily disagree.
I’m glad your not a doctor then?

First off, the vaccine does not eliminate the risk of Covid. If you went to an alcoholic and said “this shot has a 90% chance of curing you of alcoholism but had side effects and you might end up quitting anyways” would you still call them an idiot for hesitating?

Type 2 diabetics can prevent most of the complications if they adhere to a strict diet and medication regimen. When they end up getting a limb amputated do you call them idiots as well?
Or: Race is a rough proxy for breeding populations that have been separated for long time, and subject to different environments' selection pressure. Over time, selection and blind luck build up all manner of small differences, which both observably exist at the surface (so why not inside the body) and that you'd expect to exist from basic evolutionary principles. You'd expect a Norwegian forest cat, a Saharan desert cat and a Burmese to be different in innumerable small ways because they grow up in totally different environments. You'd also expect there to be a lot of overlapping, well, catness to them all. Lions purr, after all. There's nothing complicated about any of it, humans just tie themselves into knots when it comes to humans in a way they don't when it comes to cats.

With that said, the simple explanation is that the AI picks up on these small patterns in a way humans don't. The brain and neural networks are fundamentally pattern-recognition engines. The AI is just seeing something we don't either notice or can't see.
You seem to be reading a lot into what I wrote. I never said anything about a "character defect", or that the problem is easy to solve. I'm saying that easy or hard, we do have agency. In particular, I disagree with these two statements from GP:

> People who keep on gaining weight until they die must have a broken thermostat set on "high". It can't be psychological.

> Because conscious thought is not a replacement for automatic regulation.

I skimmed the article, but only because I've already read an entire book on the topic. I understand that there are hormonal effects on weight. That's no reason to throw your hands up and declare that you have no agency in the matter.
for sure, I've been bitten by that as well. I really wish it were required to handle the err value.
Does the evolutionary answer to "why are young girls awful to each other" matter? How does it inform our product design to make tech healthier for teenagers?

We already know this is a vulnerable group, and that teen girls have tendencies to compare themselves with peers. Putting a 24/7 stream of perfect, curated, retouched posts from friends in front of all of them seems obviously not ideal.

edit: I may be giving a gut reaction to seeing up-voted amateur evolutionary psychology
This is a very good point and I definitely agree that this is primarily a go-to-market strategy problem.

My logic fundamentally was the incentive system compensating for switching cost:

(1) Customers gain an extra 1% cash back assuming they are already using a 2% cash back card.
(2) Companies now discount all customers 3% which gets them an additional 1% from cash back.

The logic was to put a QR code at the POS system to signup and send users the Fab in a specific neighborhood to routine business (E.g. Cafe, Markets)

However, as I think about the motivating factor for people to carry it around and use it...
This is probably the biggest issue I guess, is it's either all or none.
We’re still talking cronyism whenever it was written, and we’re still talking cronyism whilst it remains on the books. Whether it was slightly better in the past is something you would have to explore through counterfactuals which is basically alt-history and not a good use of time, especially for so little of a point.

So it remains in the present that it is 1. cronyism, one of many thousands of forms of it in the country 2. stupid on its face and 3. basically indefensible, but people who have buy-in can be persuaded that it is very defensible.
The Communist Betacuck Society of HN knows inflation steals from billionaires to fund their fundamental right to an extortion state sponsored crack habit.
Have you tried playing OpenRA online? It's quite hardcore. I don't think I've ever encountered anyone who isn't really good.
If this is the principle we should abolish the Forbes rich list to secure the mental health of teen boys and young adults.

The 0.00001%ers are out there, in any realm of life. The genie is out of the bottle and it's not about social media, people are curious about extremely rare things, so they'd be digging them out on blogs and vlogs if social media didn't exist.

The answer to make people feel better isn't to censor the 0.00001%ers but to show them that they are monodimensional individuals who excel at that particular thing and are world class bad at others

See Bill Gates entrepreneurial abilities vs. social skills
All of them?

For an intro: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Physical_attractiveness
I'm using java almanac [1] for that.

[1] https://javaalmanac.io/jdk/
Maybe use lasers to ablate material on the debris, creating propulsion? Creates liability, though..
This is the part I don't understand. There is an oversupply of vaccines, why not let me go get my 3rd shot if it's already here? I understand the desire to take those "extra" vaccines and ship them to other countries, but if the vaccine is already distributed out around the country, it would be more expensive and hazardous to collect them back up safely than to just administer boosters to those who want it.
I know, and I don't disagree with that. Intuit has been an boil on the ass of tax code, but it's got a lot of boils.
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Keeping data from all tx indexed entails a large memory footprint during all client use. The checkpoint issue affects only the initial sync. Making that trustless by turning off the checkpointing makes turns a moderately slow sync into an extremely slow sync.
Yes, unless you force it to h264 it'll default to vp9, as, well, google.
I don't understand why any normal person would use a big bank over a credit union. Big banks not only want your money, they want to take it outright, mostly by charging outlandish fees.
Java tries so hard to be backwards compatible, I think null is here to stay. There is always Kotlin if you want better null safety, or compile time checks like null-away, but they are still null adjacent. Disappointing but that’s what we’re stuck with in service of backwards compatibility, but I’m not sure making these breaking changes is an improvement… look at Python 2->3 for an example
You are the product. Just because you paid is no consolation.
This is great. 2005.

> Similarly, the male:female predominance would result from EMI readily compromising the simplistic, task-oriented thought processes of the male, but exerting little or no effect on the sophisticated and emotionally savvy workings of the female mind. Females who do show symptoms may be those exposed to higher levels of testosterone in utero; certainly, this group has a greater tendency to behave more like males during some thought sequencing (e.g., when thinking about how to direct someone from point A to point B5).

... that wouldn't fly today would it
If you can ablate the leading surface (if the object is not spinning quickly, which honestly is unlikely) then the ejected plasma may push the perigee either into the atmosphere or at least to a higher-drag altitude.
I think a lot of people make choices in spite of data to the contrary. We fly on planes, buy plastic junk from Amazon overseas and replace electronics like they are going out of style. We're burning energy to have digital money and we focus on paper straws. I've done all of these things in the last year (except flying, but only because of the pandemic, not the environment).

I play with my sliders all the time; I'm just not willing to slide so far in one direction that I give up my heritage.

I challenge you to evaluate your own life choices with an equally critical lens.

Thank you for the polite discourse.
That will be news to quite a few scientists and national governments[1][2][3][4]!

You should publish your research. How do you know enough about weather, climate, and planetary science to confidently contradict thousands of other scientists, if you don't mind my asking?

Vox gave receipts for their claim, btw[5]. Looking forward to seeing your sources that were not funded by energy companies or conservative political groups.

1. https://www.nationalgeographic.com/science/article/climate-c...

2. https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2020/sep/15/facebook-p...

3. https://www.usgs.gov/faqs/will-global-warming-produce-more-f...

4. https://royalsociety.org/topics-policy/projects/climate-chan...

5. https://www.vox.com/21452781/zogg-fire-glass-wildfire-califo...
I am of mixed opinion on this. On the one hand, okay, there's a lot of debris that needs to be cleaned up. On the other, services like this can only encourage space companies to be sloppy.
No, hold on. This isn't this isn't some species that was obliterated by deforestation or or the building of a dam. Dinosaurs ah ah had their shot, and Nature selected them for extinction.

I thought this was more applicable.
Intel has soundly lost HPC to NVidia at this point.

Not only because of NVidia GPUs, but also because NVidia bought Mellanox (who makes those fancy InfiniBand NICs that those supercomputers use).

Intel's Xeon Phi didn't work out so hot. They're working on Intel Xe (aka: Aurora Supercomputer), but Aurora has been bungled so hard that Intel's losing a lot of reputation right now. Intel needs to deliver Aurora if they want to be taken seriously.
Do you really think all those people aroubd you eere taught to smoke?
Actually, it's a good way practicing how to restore those as well. There's less at stake with already extinct species. We've wiped out plenty of species already and we probably have a growing amount of DNA to play with. I take it as a given that there will be a lot more species disappearing over the next decades. So, any early successes with this will be helpful. Once we clean up the planet in a few centuries, we'll be able to restore ecosystems this way potentially. A key thing for that is figuring out how to get genetic diversity to avoid inbreeding becoming a thing.
> It's their fault. An individual girl in 1995 who was concerned with her looks had at most a couple dozen people in her life to judge her. In 2021 it's hundreds of millions, and a large portion are more than happy to spout things they would NEVER say in real life.

I agree with the 2nd part of your comment. But this part is just dishonest, and sounds like a startup pitch about addressable market. Do you honestly believe that each teen girl is being followed by hundreds of millions, who comment on every single photo of her? Almost everyone still lives in their social bubbles, and yes, it's easier to to communicate and say mean things to each other (totally 24/7 feedback loop), but they almost exclusively come from people you know, not hundreds of millions of internet randos.
> Give me an option for with or without GPU, and with or without 10Gbe

In what capacity is 10Gbe included as a CPU feature? I’ve only ever used PCIe cards.
This is a good point. Highly dense urban areas can and should move to public transit. They have the critical mass of people all wanting to go to the same general locations.

But as of now about half of the US population does not live in highly dense urban areas. In much of where this half of the population live mass transit just doesn't make sense because things are spread out and no one needs to go to the places other people do in enough numbers.

So, sure, the cities and their people can try to end their "obsession" with driving. But for the other half of the population it is not an obsession. It is a requirement and no change in the design of cities (not where they live) is going to change that.

This is not a universal American problem yet. Urbanization continues steadily but it will be a long time before the arguments of this article apply to the majority of the US population.
i agree. But seems like microsoft is back to old habits in win11 with settings regarding browser settings etc. having different standards for edge vs others.hn discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28225043
I will say emphatically that parents of teens are the most influential people in their lives, whether acknowledged or no. It is likely the case that parents will forever be the most influential people in someone's life and the positions you take, the behaviors you engage in, and what you teach will stick with them for their whole lives. Take a stance and teach them. They may rebel, they may not, but years down the road your opinion will likely inform their reflections and help guide their future actions.

getting off soapbox
Calm Oriented Development, why not

In festina lente
This is a summary of how the factories were made safe masquerading as a summary of why the factories were made safe. It comes to the Whiggish conclusion that factories were made safe because time moves forward. It mentions that the real reason was Workers' Comp., which made injured workers a cost for employers, and buries in a parenthetical that Workers' Comp was created by socialist union protests, and taken up by German politicians as a way to reduce the socialists' popular support.

It concludes with some weird-ass hypothetical conversations between the author and a made-up socialist that ignores that fact. In between, it implies that socialists and anarchists weren't responsible for the 40 hour workweek, either, without offering any evidence (who would need evidence that time moves forward?)

It's really an apologia for capitalism masquerading as a history of factory safety. Apparently it's because of attitudes and mindsets and lack of systems thinking that everybody had, including the workers. If the workers were universally fine with the situation, it's really strange that they protested in the streets until the general populace backed them to the degree that government had to adopt the policy for fear of being voted out.

edit: It's really telling that it starts with an anecdote blaming a child for his own death. You see, the child sat during his shift because one of the managers would let him. With proper systems-thinking mindset, he would have of course been forced to stand for 80 hours a week.
Not without changing everything in significant ways. There are two distinct kinds of types in Java: objects, including arrays, and primitives. Objects are represented as pointers, and those can be null — that's their default value. And multiple pointers can point to the same object. Primitives (int, long, boolean, char, byte, short, float, double) are "value types", they can't be null, are copied on assignment, and have meaningful default values (0 for numbers, false for booleans). Adding non-primitive value types would mean having to solve many new problems that C++ had and still has. That said, they are exploring this idea, iirc they call it "project valhalla".
I think this is their way of encouraging people to use the CLI.