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The "unstability" property can be added to any existing game, with the single pass of a vertex shader ;)

Some themes simply lend themselves to engendering more "creativity" than others. I knew it was going to be "unstable", because it's universally hated / feared. But was chagrined to see "One tool, Many uses". It's really the ideal theme for a game jam with time constraint. The inspiration just flows. And really the themes are vague enough to get away with anything.
I mean, that's sorta the point of the market.

If there's lots of jubilance, companies can extract money from shares better than from bonds.

That's why the investor needs a sharp and savvy mind. I think Rivian is a good company btw, but the rumored IPO prices are insane. You need to be both a good company and at a good price to be worthy of buying.
Mercury fillings are fairly stable. That said, they're generally removed before cremation to avoid air pollution; possibly the same thing is done here.
There's a UK study that says cremation of the dead is a source of mercury in the atmosphere... So yeah.

Burial shrouds are my preference.
It did! The glibc 1.09 README lists a number of supported configurations, including a couple with BSD, and has no mention of Linux.

https://sourceware.org/git/?p=glibc.git;a=blob;f=README;h=b9...
> They can have the exact same issues.

I don't know if this is right. Traditional money transfer is not some absolute, irreversible thing. It is the product of software yes; but more importantly, it is the product of trust between institutions and individuals, backed by government and the legal system.

In traditional finance, there is _far more_ than just the correctness software ensuring the safekeeping and transfer of your assets.
When hospitals are cancelling elective surgeries then there is a problem. And elective surgeries covers serious life-extending/enhancing procedures too.
Can you explain why you think the “Countermeasures Injury COMPENSATION Program” doesn’t include compensation?
Have you seen the graphs of world temperatures over the past 150 years?
After 3.5M-year hiatus, largest comet ever discovered is headed our way
I was responding to

> The state shouldn't have a say in who gets a job at a private (non owned by state) company.

that's exactly what the Civil Rights Act does. The state has been telling you how you are allowed to make hiring decisions for a while now.

edit:

And here's Strom Thurmond on the Civil Rights Act:

"This bill would take away the rights of individuals and give to government the power to decide who is to be hired, fired and promoted in private businesses."

https://teachingamericanhistory.org/document/debate-on-the-c...
But it's not an intentional 'hey you have some ancient technical reason to be considered but no experience please do it anyway', which is what makes it a boring non-story.

It's a bug in the query, at most.
90% of life is just turning up for many people, dog it a bit, be a little less reactive, let go and you might possibly find no adverse outcomes occur.

You want to be doing the new owners a favour by tapering off into transition, if anyone says anything just tell them that, it would be no lie.
Polestar was a firm that did trim and racing cars for Volvo. Volvo did aquire Polestar and a few years later they spun it out to be a ev-company owned 50/50 by Geely and Volvo (and volvo is owned by geely). The cars are designed in Sweden but built in China.

The founders of Polestar now runs the Cyan racing company which is the official racing partner of volvo and geely...
You'd have to keep the borders closed if you want to keep influenza out.
It's a complete joke.

https://github.com/davidshares/Lightning-Network

https://www.reddit.com/r/Buttcoin/comments/mlc5o6/how_is_lig...
I’m gonna hit a local show, probably stay in too late and try to read up on a few things before an interview Monday for a position I’m not sure I want.
It does seem a bit odd to me too, but FWIW this is actually fairly common for biotech and pharma startups and has been for a long time.

And although they haven't sold any consumer cars yet my understanding is they're currently delivering vans to Amazon as we speak.
> I suspect that this data is being deliberately withheld because it would suggest that frontline workers don't need vaccines, or at the very least don't need a mandate.

Of all the possible reasons you couldn't find this data, a vast conspiracy is the most likely cause? Come on.
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> ...provides a light framework/training wheels... Start with 15 minute daily standups and 2 week sprints, for example, but if you work better with a twice-weekly standup and a 6 week sprint, fine.

training wheels are the perfect word for it, because people and management get used to it, and now cant ride without them, so now you have entire orgs running in training wheels smh
That is getting into dangerous territory. How do you prove someone's gender identity?

Do you have to declare that with a legal document? Will there be blind tests to make sure you're conforming to your declared identity?
Pretty sure their first vehicle deliveries are eminent if they haven’t already happened.
Brexit was 'happening' for 5 years, I don't feel we need to make up excuses to maintain the slogan 'market can do no wrong'

Especially since creation EU is a 'centralised choice' to begin with
Also the topic of today's xkcd: https://xkcd.com/2523/
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiconfessionalism
It says these cameras were recording the roof space.... doesn't sound like these were pointed at the toilets at all but instead ensuring that a drop ceiling was not used as a stash during urine drug testing.
Honestly there is not right angle to race. Saying "black people cant be at the board of companies" is just as wrong as saying "some black people have to belong to it". That being said, when only white people are at the board of companies without that being a calculated strategy, there is also a problem. If only white people come out on top where - allegedly - the smartest people belong, wouldn’t it be the place of the state to ensure that a fair chance is given to everyone from birth up to professional life, instead of trying to force an artificial standard upon companies?
That’s fair. I appreciate the effort you put into the clarification.

I do agree with OP, but I do not believe either of us have provided sufficient evidence to establish our assertions as indisputable, and wouldn’t have expected my comment to be convincing.

It would be impossible to communicate the life experience that has led me to my belief in a written comment, so I guess a better response to the person who responded to me would’ve been: “I did not arrive at my conclusion in the way that you have suggested, but I do stand by my broad belief.”
Sure, it raises the bar, maybe I should have said it's not entirely effective, rather than it'd not effective. Long story short, if you want your corporate logins to not get phished, 2fa with codes (or push to accept in an app) isn't sufficient, although it may reduce the rate.

It does nearly eliminate other classes of attack (depending on details: if you're using six digit codes, 1 in 1M isn't zero; if you're using app to accept/deny, some users will say yes when it wasn't actually them)
I mean you’re aware USAA got a increasingly damming and public reprimand for their failure of IT security controls? By no means the only bank in that bucket either.
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This is way off the mark.

It was never obvious what sort of deal would be done between Europe & the UK govt. from the point of the referendum until quite on late on there was discussion of varying degrees of access to the common market and freedom of movement.

Everything was up in the air politically and diplomatically until the last minute for 4 years and then there was a pandemic (no lorry driver training or testing for over a year)

It’s not contentious that the problem is largely of the UKs own making but management incompetence at a company level is probably not to blame in most cases.
It’s my opinion that good games for these sorts of competitions start off as sketches and high fidelity random mock-ups of screenshots of interesting potential games, and then imagining what the possible game mechanics and objectives of it would be. Start with the end in mind or you’ll fall into feature creep.
> But which version of OS X does the implant need? We know that it’s a 32-bit executable, and the latest macOS is 64-bit only. We can narrow this down further by looking at symbols using nm.

Not sure if it was useful in this case, but usually you can find this information in the Mach-O header.
Someone was told to write a query for all people who could legally operate heavy trucks. They did it. End of story. The person who ordered it and the person who wrote it probably didn't even know of the old technicality.
But only for personal use (most places in the US you can register a tractor as an RV). For business you'll need that CDL. Hell, if you deliver fifth wheels for a living you'll need a CDL and you'll even be stopping at weigh stations. Though you probably wouldn't get caught if you chose to skip them.
Estimate the ingredients and servings for each restaurant dish, using the menu and 2M recipes. So a "Burger" might have 4oz beef, 1oz american cheese, etc. We have carbon emissions averages for each ingredient from government and industry databases (eg every 1 kg of bananas that you eat generates 0.798 kg of CO2 (based on the production, transportation to store, etc.).

As in whether you walk to pick it up for takeout vs drive to the store to get it? If so then, no.
Thats a great example. In this specific case, you'd want to associate the invoice status (paid) with the point in time when that change was made so concurrent changes to the invoice result in merge conflicts.

I don't know anyone who's building a CRDT like that; but its definitely possible. Basho's RIAK databases had a CRDT implementation that would provide a grounding to handle cases like that. When concurrent changes happen, the database simply stored each conflicting value. It was up to the application to decide how the conflicting values merged together.

On top of something like that, you can imagine a bunch of different merging strategies which would be appropriate in different situations: Optimistic (recursively merge all children), Arbitrary-writer-wins, or Conflict-and-bother-the-user. In this case, generating a conflict state is appropriate. Conflicts also make sense when merging branches in git; and I'd love to see a CRDT which managed to reproduce that functionality.

But no, I don't know of any work happening in that space. Maybe the inventor could be you!
You clearly don't understand how boards operate. They're mainly good-ol-boy networks of rich elites who can open doors for the company.

They don't care for competence, pre-se, but connection.
Rivian doesn't strike me as "just another EV maker" at all. Their products are focused on utility and sports, not mall parking lots or straight-line speed.
I guess we'll find out only if/when someone tries to use one of those sophisticated phish's on us!

Note in the linked krebs story the person thought they were doing that "corroboration"....

> But Mitch knew enough of scams to understand that fraudsters can and often do spoof phone numbers. So while still on the phone with the caller, he quickly logged into his account and saw that there were indeed multiple unauthorized transactions going back several weeks.

https://krebsonsecurity.com/2020/04/when-in-doubt-hang-up-lo...

He "independently corroborated", they were calling him about fraud, and there WAS fraud! The whole thing is the story of a guy who is actually a security professional and thought he was being smart, and got tricked, and is now really embaressed.

I am sure you will reply that you are smarter than him and will never be tricked, you will do the correct corroboration, not corroborate the wrong thing. Everyone who ever gets tricked also thinks that, but you are probably more correct than they.

But that's why I think it's better to make the "rules" as simple as possible, not be like, oh, sure, I'm going to embark on some spur-of-the-moment "independent corroboration" investigations... you start playing games, they're probably better at the games than you. (I mean, not you, I know you are better than anyone else, but the other people who may be reading this and may be mere mortals, like me). And still you (I mean "one", not you of course, I'm speaking of typical people) might get tricked, because the system is not set up in such a way that it's easy to avoid universally.
Bitcoin is not a pure or minimal system, contrary to the hype. There are all sorts of decisions built in to it that can be varied, and if the concept of a cryptocurrency does, in fact, have society altering promise, it's very worthwhile to have other technologies explore the space.
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Amd what about compromising your believes and position means you will attain greater truth. You are naturally assuming that ever side of a debate has merit and i don't see how you could make that assumption.

If I go to argue against someone that the earth is indeed not flat i don't think I'd be inclined to compromise that position.
The Republic of Pirates
Could A Machine Have An Unconscious?
I have to add that the “Long Way Up” team drove prototypes, which suffered from many problems. Hopefully they have solved many—if not all—of them.
Tough to value given it's effectively an options contract.
Anyone know of good tools for using WireGuard in large server fleets? I'm currently trying to pitch an alternative to OpenVPN at work, paid solutions being pretty much out of the question. ZeroTier (w/ open license network controller) might work but it doesn't look like mutual authentication is supported. Ideally we'd like to use X509 auth which OpenVPN is already capable of...
What IDE do you use for racket? In emacs, I've found SLIME and its associated debugger to be more powerful than GEISER. I never could come to like Dr. Racket due to its lack of autocomplete and things like parinfer / paredit.
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Pffft indeed.

You seem to be the only one having trouble with it. Think about that.
Pretty sure the Nikola debate has been settled on the side of “it’s a near total scam”. After the report about the video of their truck driving really being it rolling down a hill and the camera was tilted.
Intel Rolls Out New Loihi 2 Neuromorphic Chip
No worries, I’ll just use my Facebook bank account.
On one side, sure this is fraud, but I've got to admit that I enjoy seeing VCs getting ripped off that way.
It literally takes 10 minutes and some free tools to debunk OZY Medias claims.
Yet, big names poured over $70 million at them.
Too bad that Goldman Sachs did not fell for it as well.

I did work for a VC myself, and it got ripped off by a founder who had already a criminal record for fraud, was on parole, and was not even allowed to be the CEO of a company...

They gave him over $10 million, and it was more than obvious that his website was fishy, but they were completely fascinated by how much his crappy website was already making...

Edit: this was the state of my knowledge back in 2017, I've googled what happened since. He had to step down from his functions, was convicted to pay a fine for running a company despite having being bared to do so. There is also a civil suit against him that has not been settled yet it seems. It does not look like that he was charged with fraud or anything else than running a company despite being bared to do so. It appears that he has started a new business in the Crypto space now.
Note that this story happened in Germany and you don't go to jail easily here.

His former startup went bankrupt but was acquired out of bankruptcy and found a new owner. He reduced the employee count from 100 to 20, scrapped all expansion plans to refocus on its core market and was able to make the company profitable in 2019.
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Apropos of the path: have you tried setting your path in, say, `.zshenv`? When I started using that, I was able to shave off a significant amount of time because Emacs didn't have to fire up a full interactive shell to grab the env vars.
Sorry. I thought they were saying they used that gender only for submitting for compliance to this. If they took on being a woman for all legal purposes even if for this loophole then fine.
according to wikipedia, a long time ago the French makers of Grey Poupon bought out the competing French brand Maille.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grey_Poupon#History
about a year and a half ago i had the exact same thought, only i was watching a live stream on my phone of the iss crew doing an eva to repair a component. i was genuinely awestruck at the fact that i could see humans servicing a space station — live — whilst i was on the toilet.
You're making the position that everyone should have the same opinion.

I'm making the position that cutting off your nose to spite your face isn't productive.
If you click through to the BMVI, nothing really changes. Basically just the format. I.e. the old paper driver's licenses expire first ("Lappen") and you just get a new plastic card with a new photo. However you are still allowed to drive exactly what you were allowed to drive beforehand and the license expiry seems to be 15 years after that. Even some of the plastic card ones will expire and you get a new plastic card. Funny that I have to read this on HN though. Gotta go back and get a new card in a few years it seems lol

EDIT: Downvote? For giving extra information? In case this is post-Brexit racism, I don't live in the UK so keep it to yourselves.
The internet isn’t buying Robinhood’s GameStop story
Bits Related to Alpine Security Initiatives in September
It's sad to see. Hacker News claims to believe in science, but when it comes to anything relating to this, and quite a few other things besides, that all goes out the window with blinding speed.
The difference is the UK government is being disingenuous, if not outright deceitful.

There may well be driver shortages in Europe, but it doesn't compare to the 'critical driver shortages' facing the UK.

And it is clear these shortages are 'critical', only because in the UK some supermarket shelves are empty and the supply of petrol is under heavy stress.
"there definitely should have been rules to be broken."

Oh man, I dread this - as kids, my parents would ride random horses they found in a field and come hone late,I walked to school alone at age of twelve before mobiles ,and kids these days have no freedom at all
Around this same time (1998) backoff thresholds on dampening and other issues with BGP convergence were benefiting from another recent and conceptually related paper on how random_drop being configured on tcp ports prevented SYN flooding. Lately, we have ChaosMonkey and other random failure generators for uptime as well. The thesis has the underlying principle so well articulated though. Adding randomness to improve robustness is a really beautiful idea.

What caught me is that you found the effect was a performance increase in the overall system as a result of the additonal entropy. Nassim Talib took it up later and made it famous, but it's a deep principle.

I was wondering how generalized we could say if, that you have a process of any kind, which is subject to another random process that stresses it, and it evolves and adapts in response to the random stressors, and performs better as a result, could we find a general accelerating principle for a given system?

As in, at a level of abstraction, is this the same principle at work as in a random neural net?

(Edit: this was just posted to HN frontpage, which runs down this rabbit hole: https://www.quantamagazine.org/anil-seth-finds-consciousness... )
Similar idea to how Lexus is an independent company from Toyota.