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Why though? Aren't the viral loads similar between the unvaccinated and fully vaccinated, and so the only benefit to being fully vaccinated is a private one (you are less susceptible to severe illness, though not totally immune)?
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The M1 (laptops) do emulate x86, and the M1 (chip) has a few x86 specific instructions to improve emulation performance
Hook-up any API or SDK to your project: What are your painpoints?
As a developer or non-developer, what are your pain points when exploring a product or a feature that your boss or client want you to hook in to their application?

Leave them in the comments. :)
I'm envious. I like the hardware a lot. But at the same time, I can't help but think "This has to be the most powerful computer ever built to run a browser and a terminal". I can't run PyTorch with acceleration, I can't use Numba, or CUDA. It seems it will soon be possible to use Blender, which for my artsy side is a plus, and I know that a few of the other design tools I use work on MacOS with varying degrees of acceleration, so there is that.
> Then don't marry.

What about people with partners that are non-citizens? I know a lot of people in that situation, myself included.

Double income households are penalized outside of marriage.

Marriage also shackles you to the other partners' debts. Lots of people have mountains of student debt.

Divorce, even without kids, incurs alimony and division of property. And you have to deal with expensive lawyers and the court. This is stupid if both partners have jobs.

> Monogamy is still the dominant lifestyle form.

I didn't suggest that it wasn't. I said marriage is outmoded, and the article this thread is attached to agrees.

> It's also a safety if children are involved.

We're not having many of these now. Population growth is now driven mostly by immigration.
> Can you do that easily in Python?

I'm not arguing for Python over bash, I'm asking about the value of zsh as opposed to bash or python. So why couldn't one do what you describe in bash? The answer probably is you very well could. So why use zsh for scripting?
It drives me absolutely mental that we have all this fancy AI nonsense but we still can't have built in support for some basic stuff that finance/accounting people do every day in excel.
To put it more simply - marriage was created for a man and a woman who were both fulfilling strict social expectation of their gender. Man would hunt for food & protect the tribe, which eventually turned into work a 9-5 job and earn money. Woman would manage the house, cook food, raise kids.

It has increasingly less place in the world as lines between gender roles continue to blur.
Author here: Thanks for pointing this mistake out! I'm not sure how I didn't validate this. I believe the mistake lies in the absolute value aspect of the formula.
Unfortunately I can't find the script I used to create those diagrams. I've been meaning to revisit this article, and update it with some of my more recent discoveries. I'll make sure to update this when I do so!
> the gain in screen height is removed when you use your app in full-screen.

But then you've lost nothing from the previous Macbook, right? And as far as I can tell without seeing one of the new ones live, it'll just look the same as the old bezel in full-screen - a thick black strip across the top, no?
Monogamous marriage between a man and a woman is historically far and away most common social structure around the world, although obviously there is a vast amount of variety.
Good idea! I had it before and removed for simplicity, but I'll put it back. You're right, it'll help with the edge cases.
IMHO, you should add this note in the blog too. Also, wondering about the use case of the website... are you building anything else too?
Because the money is there to prove it, if the researchers start concluding the opposite from the research, the funds would cease and there would be no paper

And in today's environment any professional clamming the opposite would promptly be fired from University or institution

There is no more debate, all science has to be approved by the ministry of truth
you guys nitty grit. it's all about efficiency.
Do the same with a whole class of students, and then we'll talk...
Yeah, the physicist Tegmark has arguments for a mathematical multiverse. Sean Carole has a podcast interviewing Justin Clark-Doane who argues that at least arithmetic must be real if the world is to be understood as consistent.

https://www.preposterousuniverse.com/podcast/2021/03/08/137-...
> child support is based on the paradigm of a traditional stay at home mom who never worked and who will never work,

Not at all.

It's based on the belief that children are the responsibility of both parents. If the children live with one parent it is therefore believed that the other parent should still contribute to the costs, which sounds fair and sensible to me.

> Add to this the fact that to get out of the institution of marriage; two lawyers are needed

The same lawyer cannot represent opposed parties for obvious reasons...
These are not insurmountable, probably only a matter of time. Tensorflow has already been ported and optimised. https://blog.tensorflow.org/2020/11/accelerating-tensorflow-...
What I mean: I cannot see the app's files, I cannot edit them, I cannot backup the app locally, only by uploading data unencrypted to googles cloud. Adb backup was unreliable in the past, could be switched off by the app against my will, an is deprecated anyway. I cannot screenshot an app if the app doesn't want me to. I cannot block ads properly, only via some fake VPN app, but then I cannot use an actual VPN at the same time. I cannot firewall an app, except with a hack using another fake VPN app. I cannot disable an app into background. I cannot give a fake GPS to an app.
I cannot have f-droid auto-update my apps. All of these things I should be able to do, but the anti-user "security" enforces this against me, actually hurting my security in order to make googles and shady app vendor's business models possible. And then they claim it's for my own good.
A lot of the "root is bad mkay" is fueled by this more or less hidden agenda. That it helps to idiot-proof devices is a nice side effect only. Historical proof of this hypothesis is: When TCPA was first introduced it was explicitly made for DRM. People fought it a lot, so today they are introducing it disguised as security measure.
People in Spanish-colonized countries routinely celebrate it November 1st-2nd.
ODBC (ISO 9075-3) got it right 30 years ago: all strings are accompanied by the length argument, which also accepts the sentinel value NTS, when you mean a null-terminated string.
pdf is still much better than 5 MB webpage full of JS, that is the real antithesis of web.
OpenSCAD is very much a hobbyist tool, I'm afraid. It has some internal representation issues (just try generating a STEP to see a few), but there are worse problems. Like the lack of easy fillets and chamfers, or the impossibility of cosmetic surfacing (often very hard even with good tools).

The reality is that the professional market is majority SolidWorks and everyone else fights over the rest. Though Dassault seems to be turning the screws a little too tight these days, so you never know what's in store in the future.
Yes not bothering learning Ruby when picking up Rails is very common...and sure, things look quite bizarre when you have no idea what's going on.
Asking about someone's salary is normal in Cambodia, and in a Telecommunications company I worked, everyone knew each other's salary, which worked well. HR would send memos asking people not to discuss salary, as they couldn't play games. I used to tell people we were hiring to increase their asking salary, because I was tired of going to HR after their first week, when they realised they were being underpaid, and asking for raises for them.
And if there are no children and both partners work?
Okay, but we still have monogamous long-term relationships between straight men and women as the norm, in terms of what is most common. Those haven't gone away.

We've just become more accepting of people who don't fit the standard mold. So it sounds like anyone clamoring for a return to historical norms is actually clamoring for a return to bigotry: returning to treating gay people like garbage, for example, and denying their relationships legal rights.
It’s obviously not for you, yet, then? People who need PyTorch or numba or cuda are a vanishing minority even in the tech scene.
The current suggestions in Google sheets disappear very quickly if you press a key and then don’t reappear, so in practise are useless to me as I tend to be typing quickly.
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I cringed a little when, in the example of fmap (+3) (Just 2), they call (Just 2) a functor. After just having explained that a functor is a typeclass. So Maybe is a functor, but it feels weird to call values of type (Maybe a) functors as well.

Monad tutorials often avoid this problem by talking about monadic values, so perhaps in this example it could be called a functoric value?!
AFAICT this feature should also be possible to implement server-side using Arc.
If you don't want your daughter to become a whore, then why are you wishing it upon others?

There is social stigma for prostitutes in pretty much every society. As the other poster's example shows, even in Germany where it is legal not many women want to perform an intimate sexual act on random strangers. Note that most prostitutes in Germany are foreign.

The empirical fact that there is universal social stigma implies that there is a psychobiological reason for it. A woman clearly understands that no high status man would want to marry a whore, which is why women use slut shaming against other women to make them less attractive as a mate to other males.
You could apply something generic like that to all kinds of things. It's like a horoscope.

Like, think about what it's saying: "people will be full of themselves". Do you really think this is the first time in history people have thought that about others?
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No, that's pretty accurate. Though it could be argued that it was only the move to the smaller process node that necessitated a chiplet architecture (as a means of spreading the thermal density, and to improve yield in a more hostile process).

Also, Intel's tiling tech is more versatile than chiplets. Though AMD is adopting TSMC's SoIC, which should be comparable. https://www.hardwaretimes.com/intel-believes-its-tiles-are-a...
Monogamous for whom? Muslims hardly revere monogamy, though they draw the line at tetragamy for most.
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"Palestine/Jerusalem" is a very, eh, historical spelling.
Because ARMv9-A is very new, publicly announced only this year, it does not seem likely that Alibaba could have licensed it from the rogue former ARM subsidiary, but more likely from the parent company.

IIRC, the problems with ARM China started long before the launch of ARMv9-A. Alibaba has certainly received technical information some time before the public announcement, but it is unlikely that any IP would have been transferred to ARM China before that.
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How does HN stand on the person of Eich? Very weird personal ideas from anti gay marriage to anti mask/lockdown.
>What about people with partners that are non-citizens? I know a lot of people in that situation, myself included.

Marry or become a citizen. Or don't, depending on where you live this may not be a problem.

>Double income households are penalized outside of marriage.

Yes, because POV from the state is that you are 2 unmarried people. If you want something that is like marriage but doesn't have the same name (ie civil union), I am all for that.

>We're not having many of these now. Population growth is now driven mostly by immigration.

Which in term leads to population decrease from the other country. So not directly a solution.
does it mean that we would need to get a shot for every new variant emerged?
Do we know of the M1 Max in the MacBook can sustain this level of performance without thermal throttling?

Mobile phones often have this issue where the benchmark looks gear until you run it for 15 minutes and the thermal throttling kicks in and kills the performance.

Thermal throttling is something I'd like to understand when comparing these against a desktop CPU.

For example, I just bought a 5900X and the Geekbench scores are very similar. My assumption is that the 5900X will be able to sustain full boost speeds indefinitely because of the additional cooling. I don't know if the MacBook can do the same.

If it can sustain mac performance without overheating inside the laptop form factor that'll definitely be a big win for Apple.
Islam has those since forever - nikah mut'ah. One way to sleep around ie while traveling and not get into troubles with quran.
Step 1 is figuring out how to meet the world's growing energy demands while reducing fossil fuel usage in the near future. Just stopping isn't a solution, because the world continues to need more energy. Investing in more clean energy, storage and new nuclear power plants along with carbon capture and other C02 mitigation strategies are a good first step.
A radio interview years ago with a woman from Africa compared African and western mariages. She basically claimed the Western and African view of a mariage was different to the point of incompatibility, and wondered what the hell we were doing.

African marriage, according to her, was based on what amounted to economic stability: 2 people share the cost and maintenance burden of a house, food, ... If one partner was ill, there was a guarantee the other would provide support. Children would need care early on, but added extra economic output when they became older. All of this required a long term commitment, as breaking up a marriage would condemn everyone involved to poverty. Love or even friendship were a nice bonus, but not required as long as partners could live and work together (in the most literal sense). Even something as parents abusing their children was not as bad as the children not having parents and die in the streets, besides, pressure of the local society should deal with the worst abuse.

Western mariage was based only love. We got rich enough to have the possibility for 1 person to pay and maintain house, food, ... Children can get economic support from a broken up marriage, even if the emotional impact of a breakup is extremely damaging to them. As a result, the basic stability requirements simply aren't there.

This means mariage does not require long term commitment, it provides long term commitment.

While I do not fully subscribe to this view, this woman certainly changed how I look at a marriage.
Birth rates have been falling for decades at this point. Pretty much since the industrial revolution. Dating apps are new. Hard to blame birth rates on them.
Monorepos don't make it harder.

Everything in software is about dependencies, and monorepos are playing double or nothing with dependencies.

The issue with Monorepos is that they can amplify bad decisions and tech debt. Any bad decisions are magnified across the organization. But they definitely don't make it easier or harder to make that initial bad decision.

The upside is that dependencies are just there and not hidden behind interfaces.

The downside is that a bad dependency cannot be abstracted behind a micro-service interface. Once it's out in the wild it can do crazy things.
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It will be incredibly successful though, full of viral content, lies etc.

People will be addicted to the nonsense on there.
That cuts both ways though.

I switched careers, spent a lot of time on learning to code and am a great developer but have to work alongside people who have a CS degree but consistently write poorly-designed spaghetti code.

Boot camp graduates probably do drag down the average competence level a bit, but it was already shockingly low.
Okay, but...Brave's history includes:

* DNS leaks in VPN mode that were reported to them and fixed in nightly builds but not pushed to a public build until the issue attracted attention in social media

* inserting referral codes into numerous URLs (most of them cryptocurrency related). They've shifted to silently inserting headers when you hit partner websites that identify you as a Brave browser user

* removing ads from sites to put its own ads in place of them

* collecting "donations" on content creator's pages, without notice or consent...and pocketing the money if the creator doesn't "claim" the donations

* whitelisting Facebook, Twitter, and other tracking

* telemetry that cannot be disabled, that includes "non-personally-identifying" usage data

* collecting Brave Rewards program crypto-tokens requires providing extensive personal information to their crypto-wallet partners and "may" require fucking biometric verification and authorizing sharing that data with an facial-recognition-based ID verification service.

Just use one of the modified builds of Firefox, like Librefox, if you want greater privacy than what Firefox provides out of the box.
Go bankrupt? Borrow money to pay your staff? Ask various institutions for help? Arrange some kind of deal with your employees where you will pay them later if they agree to wait?

Like, "letting someone go because we ran out of money" is not a valid reason for dismissal.
> The m1 does not emulate x86. You literally don't know what you're talking about.

What is it doing when it runs x86_64 binaries then?
Why do you believe Haskell is trendy? I love it as a language but it seems very much not trendy in terms of usage vs something like rust where a lot of people seem to be doing things.
The things he mentions are likely contributing to the decision not to have children as well.

You must pay child support regardless of whether you're married, and divorce is way easier without children.
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Another Firefox user here (although I'm waiting for a fork of the latest one since we cannot get rid of Mozilla any other way it seems).

I also cannot see what I should get technically that will be worth giving up tree style tabs and also inching closer to full Chrome monoculture.
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For a few hours and one time zone, you're right it's easy. The confusion starts for me with 2+ time zones in one call/event.

I'm thinking about starting with an Apple watch, Android watch first, but I'll check the Fitbit one and build after the apple one, cool idea!
No, they're doing just fine.

Tesla Model 3 is a very popular car, but aside from that, it's competitive across the field.

Japanese will fill in while US makers lag a bit but my bet is these things take time to change, and GM/Ford have incumbency advantage esp. with trucks etc..

Tesla will end up being 'another car company'. Amazing feat to break into the business, but really, if you look at EV sales over time, Tesla was just one of many players.
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Specifically inoculation against smallpox was termed variolation. It was application of the virus to the skin as opposed to infection via the air/lungs. For those curious.
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Do you have any other programming language related tattoos of so that people know those are going to die too?
has there ever been a period of human history before where faith in scientific consensus has reached this level of widespread overt ideological zealotry? I'm racking my brain trying to think of any but I'm no historian. absolutely fascinating times to live in.
Michael I. Jordan is spot on. We have NO artificial intelligent systems, for any sensible definition of "intelligent". None. ZERO.

We have "big data". We have (brittle and rather poor) "pattern recognition". We have (very limited) "simulate a conversation". But we do not even know what "intelligence" really means!

We (the industry) should recognise "AI" as term that has become essentially meaningless. "AI" is now nothing but a marketing splat, like "New and Improved" or "Low Fat".
They increased the thermal cooling area inside the laptop by something like 60% if I recall, it’s a whole new design for temperature control. But they were quick to add that most of the time the fans will still not be needed because the chip rarely gets warm enough to require that.
I have actually a few of these living dead on life support, so I hate your guts for daring to even think this. Have an upvote ;-)

(And its SP5, not SP6)
I was reading somewhere Bob Marley had 12 acknowledged children so for him it wasn’t a problem. I wonder how his smoking affected his his offspring though
I think "functorial" may be the right word - try https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Functoriality
That's what pisses me the most about world these days, my pet peeve. Words seem to be losing their meaning. People just throw whatever words they want.

Recently I've been shopping for a steam station and I've seen that the top of the line Philips Stream&Go has a camera "with AI" that recognizes the fabric. The sales guy was persistent that that claim was true. Oh please. If it was, it was only in the simplest, most technical way possible so as not to get sued. There's more heuristics in there than anything.

Or the "luxury & exclusive iPhone etui for $9.99". Or "we value our customers privacy". Or the Apple "Genius". Or the amount of "revolutionary" things "invented" at Apple for that matter (not that they don't, just not as much as they claim).

(BTW, don't know how I landed on Apple at the end, they're not the worst offenders)
I'm doubtful of that. Homosexuality was very normalized in the ancient western world, but it looked very different then modern conceptions.

How many people do you know recently that used marriage to secure an economic/political alliance? Pretty common among elites historically, almost unheard of today.
Yes, it still needs more cooking, I'd love to hear more thoughts on that. We might need such a concept for a multi-planetary clock.
I think this is largely just lag between orders for new xen parts and the capacity coming online. I would expect to see a lot of xen processors in fleets being built today.
No, that doesn't put things in perspective at all.

To put things in perspective, a 97% consensus on evolution theory doesn't impact me any way. I can choose whatever I prefer or even refuse to take a position.

The globalist-climatist agenda steals from me via taxation and restricts my freedom, regardless of what I think.

And as I noted in another comment, the consensus is totally irrelevant to begin with because the question isn't whether there are changes or who or what causes them. The manufactured consensus that matters is that undoing the supposed changes is possible and can be forced in a way that doesn't leave me poorer - both of those assumumptions are unproven and very likely false. Put that in your perspective.