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Do you know why he passed away? His art is very well done.
Hmm, what is the metaverse? I would be interested to know exactly how this relates to fashion and everything else. I am not very good at these concepts, but I am glad that I have the Internet. Therefore, I can order new items and accessories such as magnetic eyelashes here https://lolaslashes.co.uk . In general, it's great that this is all developing.
Are you implying that they built in artificial stunt thermal issues in those 4 year old laptops, so that they can use that as marketing to sell more m1 devices 4 years in the future?
I don't even use an external monitor with my work MBP despite having one available to me. If just completely destroys the computer's capabilities.
What about creating a chatroulette for deep conversations only?

Participants could rate willingness to engage in dee conversation and you would quickly only keep the right kind of people on the platform.
The argument from M1 is that "competitive CPU" will cease to be a thing as markets close; you'll get vertically integrated hardware. The M1 isn't a competitive CPU because it doesn't compete as a CPU; it competes only as the sealed unit of "Apple laptop"
Yeah Arthur C. Clarke (of 2001: A Space Oddessey fame, among other monumenal science fiction works) famously had polio, but later (28 years later!) experienced partial paralysis in his 40s. He ended up mostly in a wheelchair for the rest of his life. Prior to that he had no signficant health complications. You could call it "long polio".

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Post-polio_syndrome

We'll only find out about long-term side effects of Covid... when/if they happen. Should be interesting, to say the least.
Im transitioning from coding to the squishy stuff, it’s a long hard road.

I’m taking one step at a time, my boss being a mentor, giving me responsibilities gradually.

The really hard part is that there is a clear success/fail result from running code.

The success of an interaction with a client ranges throughout a whole bunch of greys. And without experience your evaluation might be off by 100%.
I like it, but it doesn’t feel liberating. It feels like you need to be very careful, because if you express yourself in a way that could be taken the wrong way, it will be!
But I like getting the insight into how many different people think.
Edit: typo
Spanish cartoonist Daniel Torres follows this style. He’s great.

https://www.alanlynchartists.com/daniel-torres
to be fair though, it can be a hassle to get something on wikipedia - writing a well thought out addition to a page, only to have it immediately reversed out can be disheartening.

I remember making a small edit to the page of my kid's school, to correct an obvious factual error, providing a source with the correct information, and ended up in an edit war over it...
From the book promoted in the article: The CEO next door (p. 22)

"With a ‘Moneyball’ approach to leadership..." review

Sampling/methodology

"One of the reasons for this (stereotypical CEO/survivor bias) is that we tend to limit our
thinking to the companies and leaders that regularly
appear in mass media. This view—typically focused on
Fortune 500 companies—is very narrow. It is also very
shallow: we know little about these leaders beyond their
seemingly perfect public bios. We tend to ignore the vast
universe of companies of all sizes. If you broaden the lens
beyond the Fortune 500, there are, for example, over two
million companies with more than five employees in the
United States alone.5 This means over two million CEOs: a
broad, rich set of leadership experiences that don’t often
get talked about in the press."
There are just as many headaches in running a small company and frankly it's overly romanticized by so many people.

There is no such thing as 'not having a boss' unless you live in a cabin in the woods, independent of the world.

Either you work for a corp. with a manager, with what are frankly relatively clear functions - or - you work for the whims of the market and or consulting customers (and possibly a board and investors) in which case you adopt an utterly different tone and there's no expectations of clarity or consistency and you're always on your heels.

I don't think people have an internal conception for how that 'stability, clarity and peace of mind' that they seek is actually a total luxury, something which all those people working out there struggle and toil to create. Like a little cottage on the ocean that doesn't move with the big waves, it's a fabrication, something constructed, not a 'simpler escape' detached from the system.
That's not an answer to the question. Where does the person who is responsible for the smooth running of the financial system put their money so they have no conflict of interest?

Because otherwise it's easy to just cynically say he's lining his own pockets when in practice the position inherently makes it impossible to have zero conflicts of interest.
Above 80% of Internet web devices are running Android. Apple made M1 which is very efficient power usage and speed this would be a Google counter move.

Consumers will get more power efficient devices.

Intel may get affected by this.
It's hard when companies merge and have a new boss; prior CEOs' egos will not let this happen unless something is interesting that can improve the company's current state tremendously.
A more charitable interpretation of the overdose on acetaminophen is that people are bad at handling pain and we should help with that. And also when in a flu-like state, people (me included) have trouble keeping up with their dosage.

One other thing is that many compound otc drugs (marketed as 'get through this' for ) also have acetaminophen...

I'll also say that being pregnant is the medical wild card. You shouldn't do, eat, take, catch anything. It doesn't help discriminating between the level of risks you're taking when anything you do is forbidden.

Having such a risky drug at hand mechanically increases the risk of overdose and we should strive to find better alternatives, I think. It doesn't have to be more control, since it won't help you at home and will just make suffering people more miserable, but tech could help here, with delivery or packaging for example. 700 dead people isn't nothing. And putting a 'Darwin Awards' tag on them feels the same as 'pilot blaming' in aviation: not likely to increase safety.
Unfortunately deletionists have won, at least in my limited experience, and Wikipedia subjectively feels now to be largely a kingdom of those who find it more satisfying/easier to delete information than to create.

It's a quite disheartening state of affairs, and the saddest part is that it was potentially avoidable... but now that the culture has calcified, it seems very unlikely that it will change, since it's something that's been discussed for _years_ now [1][2]...

[1]: https://www-users.cse.umn.edu/~halfaker/publications/The_Ris...

[2]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2597881
With Nix, any network I/O is done through "fixed-output derivations." Fixed-output derivations define the expected hash of their outputs, so if they don't produce the expected output they throw an error.
If they wanted Chromebooks to succeed they should let you use one of them without giving it your telephone number.

Seriously, try using a Chromebook in anything other than the crippled "guest mode" without giving it your telephone number, a telephone-number-linked gmail account, or jailbreaking it. You can't (unless it's part of a corporate/education site bulk purchase).

Completely moronic policy decision.
So, what do you think about my answer to the same parent?
In particular, how is your answer compatible with the fact that ZFC is complete, because it is a first-order theory?
Fuck all of them. Criminals stealing from criminals, cry me a river.
Because all of California’s talk about slowing climate change is just that: unserious, cocktail-party talk.
Are you saying insider trading should be legal?
It mentions and links to Haiku in the wiki as Hello done consenquently. Does this means Hello is the concept and Haiku the implementation? Should I install and try Haiku instead https://www.haiku-os.org/
Controversial French tycoon and former minister Bernard Tapie dies at 78
> beyond a small taste or I get headaches and nausea

Alcohol is a poison. If you didn't deliberately build up a tolerance to it your reaction is normal.
This seems like another mental trick to me.

"Yeah, the function did not produce a different output. It just behaved different by throwing an exception."

Still, some other code will read (or "interpret") this behavior and then behave accordingly etc. So what is won here?
Yes, and that doesn’t mean you can’t also be alarmed over large corporations.

But at the end of the day, even if FAANG help the government do a bad thing, it’s still the government doing a bad thing. Making FAANG the primary focus of our ire enables the government to continue to do those same bad things. And the bad things FAANG can do pale in comparison to what the government can and does do.

Again, it’s not a binary choice. But it’s why some people worry more about the government than large corporations.
Being the son of the founder or the previous ceo helps to become a ceo quickly.
98% of all acetaminophen sales are not Tylenol but rather generic acetaminophen. J&J would be wasting their time considering they have drugs that provide 100x the revenue.
No, we’re an incredibly stupid species and we will destroy ourselves by the end of the century. Enjoy the ride
Huge kudos to Google for stopping a shady studio that can hardly secure its own network from releasing possibly security compromised apps to Android users!
Paracetamol was "hyped" as much as the others NSAIDs (and similars) are daemonized for rare and/or high-dosage side effects (I'm sure fear of litigation plays a part)

The medical gate-keeping/lobbying for keeping anything effective prescription-only is strong. (Of course the other side is that people will not read the leaflet and take some stuff willy-nilly)

As even the article says, having a fever is also dangerous in pregnancy.
Pain by itself is not a problem. Fever might be. Especially during pregnancy.
Evil Corp Inc. doesn't pay me, so i'm going to do their job - they figure it out. Chrome and Safari's existence and usage are not under a mandate by God. If Evil Corp Inc. comes up with the better everything, i'd be the first to try it out and possibly jump ship, because you have to be insane to use shitty tools where there is something far better out there, right?
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Same posting a few minutes ago, with two comments:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28734944
You can get that to some extent: https://github.com/picolove/picolove
His family said it was an accident with no foul play. No more details were given iirc.

By the way his death was only announced this year, 6 months later after his death (but it's not uncommon in Japan).
lol secure your own shady office network first before putting Android users at risk.
I went through a version of that, I wanted my own company, large enough to justify the name and having people doing the work but small enough to be more operational involved as a large corp CEO. Turned out I didn't like running a company, the smallest one imaginable, at all. Now I'm back in employment as a supply chain ops manager, and that is so much more fun! I just have to reign my urge to pursue "large" improvements from time to time. If I can finally do that, that will he the most fun, and chill, job ever.
And you even get an Intel Management Engine thrown in for free!

I'll keep my RK3399 laptop, thank you very much. I can (and have) programmed every processor in the device, including the PMU.

You can't say the same thing about your IME/PSP.
Lessons on Anxiety from a Stray Cat (2019)
If you don’t pay your taxes, the US government will put you in jail, garnish your wages, etc.

If you cancel your LinkedIn or Tinder account, nobody is going to throw you in jail. Even if you just stop paying.

They’re wildly different.
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I like that they clearly admitted to it, so I know what I'm buying. Other products usually pretend to support anything and let me discover the issues after purchase (like an XPS 15 with a GPU that couldn't actually run games the GPU supported, because of insane thermal throttling).
M1 isn't a CPU its an SoC.

The CPUs in the M1 are competitive because they build on Arm's IP which others can and are doing (Google, Amazon, Qualcomm Samsung already and others can join them) which is a much less oligopolistic position than Intel / AMD having the market to themselves.
I know that feeling, I learned the hard way so that having better ideas, and seeing stuff you propose after 2 years kind a proofs that, is different from actually acting upon these ideas when you are in a position of power.
The famous Battersea Power Station Station
I have the following packages:

pipewire-alsa 1:0.3.38-1.1
pipewire-jack 1:0.3.38-1.1
pipewire-jack-dropin 3-2
pipewire-media-session 1:0.3.38-1.1
pipewire-pulse 1:0.3.38-1.1

As well as

systemctl --user enable \
pipewire.service \
pipewire-media-session.service \
pipewire-pulse.service

and everything works great. I really like that I can use qjackctl to route every audio app nowadays.
You don't, but you might play them sequentially. It's just something to be aware of, whether the strings were tuned to equal temperament or just intonation: if you're in the key of G, that open E might be a little off from the note you want.

In practice, I think experienced violinists tend to avoid the open strings. This may be one of the reasons why.
> A bit off topic, but this is also a reminder that even conspiring to put a miniscule banner can't go unnoticed, let alone one with much grander objectives like inserting chips into billions of vaccines, or fake a moon landing.

I'm sorry I have to defend the tinfoil hatters here, but I think it's important to note the alleged situations are different:
In the OP, we have a small group inside a large organisation (Google) conspiring "against" the organisation (even if ultimately to its benefit).

Most conspiracy theories seem to assume the whole organisation (government, military-industrial complex, NSA/CIA/..., lizard people, etc) conspires against the general public. So, not so much an actual conspiracy, more like large-scale corporate projects which are hidden from the public and against the public interest. Inside the organisation, there would be no need to keep anything particularly secret as the conspiracy is a perfectly well-approved project of the organisation.

Of course stuff like fake moon landings and vaccine microchips are still bullshit - however, events like the Snowden leaks or numerous cold war CIA operations which have been confirmed by now show that in principle, it's possible to keep large-scale projects completely unknown to the general public for an extensive timeframe.

I think if anything, the OP could be a sign how hard it would be to reveal such projects. Because any potential whistleblowers would find themselves in a similar situation where they have to conspire against the organisation they are working in.
Not anymore; that ended when they switched from Arm devices to Intel chips with the Intel Management Engine. You no longer have full control.
The climate.
As a Dutch person I would not. "Gezellig" generally implies people physically being together. The spontaneous atmosphere it usually refers to is nigh impossible to emulate in a virtual environment.
> To be absolutely clear, the maximum recommended dose is 4000mg over 24 hours. That’s eight extra strength pills.

In Spain you can get 1000mg paracetamol pills OTC, so that's 4 of them. It's not that unusual doctors prescripting "one every 8 hours" for acute cases. People are probably not aware that hitting themselves with that dosage could probably hurt them in the long term: next time, you self medicate again.
I thought not having management and only customers would beat having both, investors are the worst kind of management so IMHO. Turned out that having some layers of management between you and customers / investors is a nice thing to have. Especially if said management isn't completely incompetent.
You got that backwards.

MacBooks of different kinds were plagued with overheating issues for many years. I still remember daily struggle trying to keep 2011 Pro running cool. Eventually, Intel's inability to provide power efficient and performant CPUs on schedule led to Apple dedicating themselves to producing their own chip.

So, it is because of constant overheating issues we have M1 now.
Forgive the pun but the wikipedia definition is rather obscure…
Thanks for more detail, this sounds quite interesting. So basically the 16-digit chromosome records you added to each document would work as nearest neighbors?
Did this satisfy all your search needs for an algorithm?
> Unfortunately deletionists have won, at least in my limited experience, and Wikipedia subjectively feels now to be largely a kingdom of those who find it more satisfying/easier to delete information than to create.

One of wikipedia's tenets is that Wikipedia is not your personal blog. Thus I feel that any baseless accusation of "easier to delete than to create" is disingenuous and more often than not is just a kneejerk reaction motivated by a desire to hit back at Wikipedia for doing the right thing and keeping the signa/noise ratio high.

I've been at both ends of that deal. I've seen plenty of my articles being marked for deletion, and as an anti-vandalism editor I've also deleted an awful lot of articles. I recommend you also invest some of your time doing anti-vandalism work to get a glimpse of the torrent of crap that storms into Wikipedia each day, from puerile vandalism to shills forcing their products/services everywhere, and also of course people posting their own uncorroborated personal accounts citing themselves.

The process is flawed given that it's driven by volunteers and unfortunately there are indeed false positives and false negatives. Nevertheless, I'm sure the experience would be insightful and educational, specially with regards to learning how to write acceptable wiki articles, and enough to stop this blend of petty baseless attacks.

After all, it's easier to whine conspiratorial accusations on online forums than it is to actually learn how to contribute, and more importantly how to work to improve things.
That's interesting. Basically it says that the causation is inverse for ADHD: e.g. parents with ADHD are more likely to take acetaminophen long term and then pass ADHD to the child genetically, which shows up as a correlation between acetaminophen use during pregnancy and ADHD in the child in an epidemiological study. If you control for it the correlation disappears. However, I don't see how liver damage could lead to paracetamol use.
They already have a Google Management Engine in the chromebooks. It's called an "H1" chip:

http://www.loper-os.org/?p=2433

It's connected to the auxiliary lines on one of the USB-C connectors. Tickle it the right way and it will happily overwrite the boot firmware -- so long as the image you give it is signed by Google. It will do this without any intrusion into the chassis. Very convenient for, say, airport security inspectors, who would arouse suspicion if they took the time to open the case. Plug in the magic USB dongle, press the power button, the deed is done.

There were a precious few aarch64 chromebook models without it, but they've all been discontinued.
> Worse than that still, imagine one of your affiliates is stupid enough to target inside Russia. You need to keep the Russians happy or all of a sudden trial or extradition become likely outcomes.

I read somewhere that a lot of these attacks are orchestrated by Russians because the Russian authorities will turn a blind eye as long as such attacks don't hit domestic targets.
What do I need to remove to get this working without any conflicts?

You mentioned qjackctl, is there a reason I must keep using that instead of having everything defaulted to PW pipe
> DM me because I'd like to collaborate

HN doesn’t have DMs …
Hey Jeff, didn't know you were on HN!
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I'm fine with headlines as long as it at least tells me what the article is about, which this one does. What's more worth getting upset about are generic headlines that don't say anything about what the article is about. Most of those authors are innocent though. It often happens with blog posts, and they didn't write their headline for a 3rd party. Their own blog visitors know the context, but anyone linking to it from a news aggregation site should change the subject - the policy of having to use the articles headlines is not good in such cases.
pipewire (and pipewire-jack) has been in the main arch repo for a while now. if you're using an aur package, it probably has issues.
Does it require a CAD model of the panels? Wondering if an inkjet process like this is possible on handmade, custom and restoration panels.
There is little to no evidence that Tylenol works as a pain reliever - its analgesic effects are comparable to placebo. There's lots of evidence that it doesn't work, and there's no accepted or plausible mechanism of action.

It doesn't work. It is the leading cause of liver failure in western societies. And yet the "common knowledge" of its utility surpasses those facts among doctors and pharmacists.

They keep prescribing it and adding it to other medicines, but there's no good medical reasons to do so.