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But do they really care? Some of us work in processes and workflows that would alarm others. Imagine you say ‘I care about my son’s education’, yet everyday you watch this child have to sharpen their pencil with a razor, and walk blocks to a Starbucks to get free internet for research. You can solve it or look into, but you don’t. You could even say ‘I get how hard this is for you’, but instead you call the person lazy. We grow fatigued.

That’s many of our shitty codebases and Agile workflows that besiege one’s cognitive capacity. Couple that with a constant ‘what have you done for me lately’ expectation, and you have a recipe for apathy.

Subconsciously, the kid will internalize that and it’ll show. Your failure as this analogous business father is that at the every end, you blame the kid for not doing enough.
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> The reality is that this is here to stay. The FGC-9 is not a joke, it's a powerful weapon that's impossible to effectively regulate.

Look, people in the 1940s were able to manufacture effective submachine guns while living in countries occupied by Nazi Germany. If it was doable with the tools available then and under the constant threat of armed soldiers legally ransacking your home or business without warning or warrant, it is doable today and in any conceivable future.

There is nothing particularly novel about the threat scenarios caused by ghost guns. The only thing that is novel is the reduced cost of obtaining an illegal gun.

Nobody's sitting around going "hmmm, I used to be a law abiding citizen, but now that I can 3D print an illegal gun instead of buying it, I will use it to go out and do crimes".
The fact it is impotent for you does not mean it is impotent in general. That is my exact point. I have hardly any problem with FB usage, but I see many people dear to me that do.

I imagined that this is a problem that will go by itself. That people will inoculate themselves against conspiracy. But now, I'm not so sure.
Holy Roman Empire is exactly what you're saying didn't happen - non-Romans declaring themselves the direct continuation of Roman Empire tradition.
Is there any version of Dan Luu's website with just a hint of css? Plain HTML is unreadable imho, content is usually great but I struggle to get through it because it's so damn hard on the eyes.
I think Tesla will get there first purely because Elon Musk is smart and ballsy enough to just go ahead and do it though it may not be entirely safe. It is what it takes to get innovation through this system. I’m personally blown away by the difference between FSD v8 and the current v10.2
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But say you do, would you delete personal stuff prior to giving your device to your corporate peers?
On Firefox, reader view made it look quite nice and readable.
It was my evil twin. Of course, he claims the evil one is me. Don't listen to him!
Are murder-suicides not classed as suicides outside of Japan?
Really good to see hardenedbsd is being mentioned, thanks for the link.
Some tech founders are getting huge pay packages
> Hellenistic Egypt (which itself already had a dubious claim to any links with the pharaohs).

The claim that the Egypt under the Pharaohs of the 31st Dynasty had a “dubious claim to any link with the pharaohs” has some obvious logical difficulties.
Any tips on how to get faster?

I find I'm always trying to learn the new code base or tech it's built on. I hate the hours wasted trying to find out how to do something I already know how to do in another stack.

Then there is the time wasted trying to learn git after mercurial and then Docker.

As for typing after loads of intentional practice I seem to have plateaued at 60-70wpm. No idea how to get beyond that.
Is unstable directly upstream stable version of packages exactly like Arch? Cos that is what I want.

Cos in Linux distro context, debian or nixos unstable repo just means it is not yet tested for the specific distro. But in fact the packages itself would be latest stable versions from upstreams.

I did read my reading but it is really blurry and hard to find information on how often the packages gets updated.

I also would like plain upstream versions of software without a distro doing any changes. And with NixOS and Nix, this is perfectly capable of fixing even the remote issues of instability that usually happens with Arch Linux.
The general idea would be breaking things into viable businesses and imposing compatibility with competitors. So, for Amazon, spin off the delivery and allow others to do the driving around, provided they can meet the same requirements around picking up from the warehouse and so on. For Google, spin off the DC operations. And so on.

It becomes harder conceptually if you try to break things in the software layer. Working in Google, I just cannot fathom what would it take to actually allow competing ads platforms in search.
It would also stomp on all memory returned by malloc, and all memory that free free'd. This uncovered amazing numbers of bugs.

Over time, though, it got less and less effective, as I got better and better at avoiding writing such bugs in the first place.

Most bugs I create these days are due to misunderstanding the problem I'm solving, rather than memory misuse.
> "On Monday, the company announced the rollout of a new wage structure, including a minimum wage of $15.25 per hour and increases for its skilled workers, bringing the average salary to $20 per hour."

It seems obvious to me that it is referring it the minimum wage within the company's wage structure, and not a national minimum wage. I don't understand your point, "the company announced the rollout of a new wage structure, including a minimum wage of $15.25 per hour", means exactly that.
A C extension which does not release the gil does not have to worry about concurrent execution and can trivially work in global space.
No, no, he's the bad one!
Does this give independent term weighting per tenant, or is that common across the group?
The Wright brothers only endangered themselves.

Autonomous vehicles endanger everybody around them. If electric, those vehicles weigh well over 2 tonnes and have the potential to kill people even inside other vehicles.

"Some of you may die but that is a sacrifice I am willing to make" is not a good motto.
I'm wondering too. I had a glimpse at a paper and it seems it works because even though ultrasound is "inaudible to humans, still leaks into the recorded speech due to non-linear amplification of the microphone’s circuit". The chart thought shows the leakage has small dB (-20) in audible spectrum.

Too bad researches didn't leave any samples of recording in the repo. Curious how it would be effective after:
1) filtering frequencies to 0-16kHz
2) getting 1-2sec sample duration of noise profile while nobody speaks and using noise reduction filter from audacity
> If I am building a project where concurrency or asynchrony are essential,

Like many data processing & data science jobs. Also anything doing disk IO, network IO, etc. Or anything running on a machine with multiple cores (i.e. almost any machine these days). So, the sweet spot would be running data jobs running on multi core machines doing things with files and accessing things over a network. That sounds a lot like a core use case for Python.

Python works around this by using processes and outsourcing all the pesky difficult stuff to native components. It kind of works, hence the popularity but it does add a few layers of complexity and it is needlessly slow.

It seems the biggest blocker for removing the Gil has simply been the python community itself having talked themselves into this being hard/undesirable and resisting change.

This little quote in the article is a great example of this:

> as Guido van Rossum noted, the Python developers could always just take the performance improvements without the concurrency work and be even faster yet.
It's always possible to argue further, but it's not really what led to the foundation of the HRE. Rather, it was a creation of the pope Leo III which he offered to Charlemagne, as the conclusion of a long feud with the ERE and the wish of the pope to split from it.
The term FAANG was created in 2013 which is not that long ago. FAANG didn't really become a super "hot" place to be until after the 2009-2011 recession. Looking back, everything is often crystal clear 20/20 vision.

"Difficult to see. Always in motion is the future." - Yoda.
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Disclaimer: georgewfraser is my academic cousin.

Neuroscience research is huge and moving fast. Researchers have trouble keeping up with the bleeding edge in their sub-sub-field, let alone neuroscience as a whole. Conferences are one major way that most of us find out about new work.

Pre-covid, conferences were pretty exclusive and unwelcoming to non-researchers. However, now that conferences are all online due to covid, one thing I would recommend is going through the videos of old conferences to find something you are interested in. Then you can pause the video and look up any words or concepts which are unfamiliar. It may take a while to get through a talk, but you'll learn a lot this way. For example, Neuromatch is the big "mostly computational neuroscience" online conference: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcBKrxkfNv04R9PXLovjf5w/vid... Another formerly-in-person conference is Cosyne: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzOTbZTHTubFNjANAR33AAg/vid...

Heck, registration for Neuromatch is cheap so you can attend this year's conference if you want to: https://conference.neuromatch.io/
Yeah, it would ensure nobody ever paid off their credit card again, for one thing... Just wait for the next round of debt elimination, and until then live the good life!
and at the end the real reason.

> “They have to hire extra men to work the cranes and don’t want to do it,” Tessier said. “There are a lot of things [terminal operators] could do but don’t do because it costs extra money. Shows how concerned they are about their customers.”

The truckers are hit because they are paid by deliveries and delays are causing time with no income or penalties. Capitalism says they should adjust, either negotiate better conditions or accept/go out of business...

Funny how unionized crane operators do not have this issue.
Isn't it a bit presumptuous to declare that people who called themselves and were called by everyone else "Romans" for over a thousand years were not really Romans? By this definition 4th century emperors like Constantine the Great and Theodosius the Great were not really Romans either, since they spoke Greek and ruled from Constantinople. Heck, even in the time of Caesar the Republican elite preferred speaking Greek instead of Latin - hopefully you don't think the Roman Empire fell before it even began...
Well, the banks never paid their debt off. So, what’s the difference? Might be a decent idea to give debt amnesty and cap all credit cards to 5k so no one ever falls into irreversible debt.

If you did that, you may not even need to give everyone intense amounts of stimulus cash. Could also set up rent/mortgage limits nationwide. Unfettered capitalism in these areas wingclip the average person.

Could also cap all private colleges to a max 10k a year. I’ve seen things as absurd as 50k a year. I’m not sure why it’s so hard to figure this out, it’s not working for the majority.
This might not entirely accurate.

I would speculate that the premium is because of USDTs network effects -- the USDT/crypto trading pairs are the most liquid on centralized exchanges.

There is no reason that holding any "worthless" commodity by itself should incur any premium on the market.
I think currently, the only closest thing is bevy-reflect. Which is nice, but IMHO it should be in the language because nobody supports it ATM and to get there, it will take at least the same time it took for serde to get supported.

https://crates.io/crates/bevy_reflect
Probably more likely that they’re going, “Hmm, I’ve got that 3D printer gathering dust, and I don’t really ask too many questions. Maybe I could print some and make a little side money?”
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gambling, cigarettes and alcohol are tightly regulated where I'm from. Let's stop pretending that people are able to act in their own best interest.

When I was a kid *all* advertising in F1 was for cigarettes. We stopped that shit because smoking fucking sucks for all of society.

Fuck Facebook. It's an evil company. Not because Zuck or the people working there are inherently evil, it's just that their incentives (profit) happens to coincidentally and unfortunately be aligned with extreme negative externalities.
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Regarding the last article on Pokimane and streaming, IMO as soon as you reach a certain celebrity the deliberate trolls and haters will inevitably come along. It is admirable how most of the streamers handle this well, but as the article states being in such a position is bound to leave some scars. I wonder if that is more or less true for streamers than other forms of celebrity.
It seems to me that with WASM, it's easier than ever to have good cross platform and performant implementations for dealing with pdf and many other file formats in a sane way.

There is a lot of open source software out there that probably already can be compiled to run in a browser with WASM.
I’m not worried about the government spying on my individually, the resources to fight that would be impossible

I am worried about large companies spying on me en mass (and selling or leaking that information). That requires automation (voice/face recognition), it’s also reality, not a conspiracy theory, alas I do see it as inevitable and there only so much you can do to fight it.
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Do you mean that a single CPU can saturate the throughput of a machine's RAM? That's a bit surprising, given that current crop of Intel CPUs does non uniform memory access. Or, is that bandwidth so much above any I/O that it doesn't matter?
I wrote this to add a REPL-like interface to existing programs. It can call normal functions with automatic parsing and type safety.

class Arithmetic : public CommandInterface {
int add(int x, int y) {
return x + y;
}

void register_commands() override {
register_command(&Arithmetic::add, "add", "Add two numbers");
}
};

Simply evaluate a string to invoke the function.

Arithmetic arithmetic;
arithmetic.eval("add 3 4"); // returns "7"

The user can place the eval() call behind any interface that has a string for its input and output. I personally use it behind a TCP socket on my trading application; I can query my strategy's state and change its parameters on the fly.

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Wait, like the guitar tuners? How does that even work?
Lots of things didn't upgrade because their dependencies didn't. And the dependencies had no reason to, because 3.0 didn't offer anything they didn't have before.
> A lot of times, the behaviors and habits we develop, as mitigations of the symptoms, can cause more problems that the issue, itself.

Too true. If you can learn to leverage the mental differences it can become very valuable. Unfortunately behaviors/emotions/habits to counter symptoms that in the larger picture often aren't that significant can make life much more difficult than it needs to be.
I've added a clarification so people with willfully minimal reading comprehension skills can also understand what was meant.
It's really easy to shoot yourself in the foot by using global mutable variables. How do you guard against those when using gevent in production?
Breaking Google/Facebook up geographically for antitrust violations would be ineffective, but breaking them up by line-of-business would not and is well within traditional anti-trust remedies.

The expansion of monopolies into adjacent and related markets is driven by leveraging the existing monopoly to monopolize new markets, which is already within the scope of acts addressed by traditional anti-trust (whether or not one views it as enabled by “network effects” or “feedback loops”), though regulators have been ineffective at addressing it in the internet space. This isn't a defect in traditional anti-trust law, but in anti-trust enforcement.
Perhaps it is. This is how they taught me at school - and we were part of HRE too.

It's definitely not about languages though. HRE switched from Latin to German like nothing happened.

It is also important to note that the people called themselves Roman/HRE in addition to their national/tribal identity, not as a replacement.
Wow, I just noticed the web app even "succeeds" at not letting me select text normally in a post. Oh well, that sucks, and maybe why I don't use it much, esp. on iOS.
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We don’t allow people to hurt themselves. Sometimes it is only through violation of these ethical norms that we get progress: cardiac catheterization is the classic example.
Without anyone watching the Watchmen it's very easy for mods to be financially rewarded for protecting blatant adverts in posts even if it goes against a sub's guidelines.

Anyone that starts pointing this out gets shadowbanned or downvoted by the herd.
The cards are not actually used in the game. They serve only to display information. Taboo is a card game in the same sense that Trivial Pursuit is a card game, or that Werewords is a card game. And Werewords doesn't even pretend to have cards involved.
But in the US, they do differ, by quite a huge margin. See levels.fyi if you really want to know the true US rates that big tech commands.
I have no idea how you can come to the conclusion that the ERE wasn’t the Roman Empire. It is literally a direct continuation straight from Augustus.
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“Harassment”

Did someone mention that she was wearing a red dress or something?
Aha, thanks for the info. Then I believe Janet could fill a similar role. What little profiling I've seen puts them in a similar category: https://github.com/MikeBeller/janet-benchmarksgame/blob/mast...

Though I imagine it's hard to say without actually trying it.
>128 GB RAM

What do you need, a mainframe?
Another great thing about Spot It is that wide age ranges can play together. There’s some correlation about older kids and adults being better, but really young kids can still easily win a few rounds and build their confidence.
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Tesla's level 2 FSD is still behind companies that are already at level 4.
>There was no such thing as a roman ethnicity or language

Romans (as in the etymology Roman Empire) originally referred to a specific cultural and ethnic group - italic, latin speaking people in Rome and Italy. Those were the only people that called themselves that at the time.

After romans built an empire that expanded to half the known world, the term "roman citizen" was expanded to cover those people as well, and they even gained civil rights). And while one can use the term roman one way or the other, the same way "british" during the height of the British empire could perhaps mean a british citizen or subject and someone of a much more narrow cultural and ethnic background (a person of the ethnicities bundled as British).

As for the official langauge of Romans, Rome and the empire at large, it was latin.

>perhaps latin for law? The byzantines kept latin for a very long time in this context

Well, they kept writing laws in latin for about 3 centuries (though even after the first century the started writing some new laws in Greek). For reference, the state was 3 centuries old at this point (when latin laws gave preference to Greek written laws), and survived about 7 more.

>The difference between Byzantium and, say, the holy roman empire, was that at no point did a barbarian king declare himself the inheritor of roman tradition. The byzantine state was always the roman state, and it was the state that had continued (fitfully) since Caesar (or Romulus I guess).

Yes. But continuation of state does not necessarily coincide with continuation of the culture the established that state. So while a transition could be violent (a barbarian declaring himself the inheritor of roman tradition), it can also happen from within, so to speak (the latin-derived tradition and Rome/italy as the focus of power giving way to the helenistic-derived tradition and Greece/eastern lands as the focus of power).