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Many vending machines in Tokyo accept contactless subway cards (suica) for payment, but not all of them.

The Japanese still love their cash and coins. And even though they have a variety of NFC payment options and credit cards are not as terrible as they once were, their adoption rate is slow.
But banning cash, stops all petty crime, tax evasion, drug dealing, etc. immediately.

It's such a great solution and we're so close!

No-one will rob you when you have no cash to take, and they can't sell your phone anywhere since it could be traced (and the phone is now locked out and banned via IMEI, etc.).

Technology could make society so much safer, so easily.

And cards can work offline in an emergency, like they do on aeroplanes. Just normal shops would need to have this capability.
There's also Russian Ark, which is an insane 96 minute tracking shot of multiple scenes in the Winter Palace in St Petersburg.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_Ark
I think 'git reset -p' lets you unstage a selection, and I'd use '/' in both searching for the chunk to unstage and to continue where I left off.
Any recommendations on learning PyTorch. I see many people on Kaggle who use it.
> Apple makes it remarkably hard NOT to use an apple account to not subscribe to services so in most cases, it's gonna be your wife seeing HBO in the apps and installing and subbing through there.

It is remarkably hard to tell your spouse to not pay for things on the Apple TV and rather do it via the website using the browser on the phone that is most likely in her hand?
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I will say it right away: Magit is one of the best software I've ever used. Please support it regularly. Scroll to the bottom of the page to learn how to support.
"In the AI Tenth, the Beethoven ideas sit there uncooked, naked in their simplicity, developed but not turned around on themselves, not reveled in. "

I'm 100% sure that this is scheduled to be implemented in the next release. I am only worried that the budget is exhausted.
It's called Wright's law.

Contrary to Moore's law, it's not slowing down.
I'll take the 3 metres, thanks.

I hate this kind of framing. People use it all the time. "It only costs 50p per person of the population to maintain the UK Royal Family" ...

Pfft, in total there is the potential to do something more significant, more useful, and .... material.
“Government involvement” is not a boogeyman that makes everything bad. The UK government is very involved in the NHS. The NHS provides completely free care and gets better public health outcomes than the US with less spending. The source of the problems in US healthcare is parasitic insurance companies that add inefficiencies and siphon resources at every step, and provide no value to people compared to an NHS-type system
Ah, yeah that make sense. I just looked at the immediate sentence, rather than question which island it referred to. I'm assuming that's the cause for the error too - just someone wanting to reference location and popping the name into Google -, though it's certainly a much more serious error than the spelling mistake.
That's interesting. When we used automatic rifles in the mandatory service, we used blanks and live ammo interchangeably. But I think the nozzle in front of the barrel may have allowed to do that. Googling, it is supposed to trap gasses and this may allow for reload.
It should work fine as long you're using the CPU, but it is not accelerated using the Apple’s ML Compute framework. Tensorflow supports it though.
Must be nice to never expect your government to turn against you.
I remember the army teaching me about the dangers of blanks, in fact we were lectured about it frequently. We were taught never to fire blanks at people at close range, especially so their faces.

Right, I never did that, but yours truly had to experiment anyway so at an inconspicuous moment I fired at point blank range into a large tree and I was showered with bark fragments which cut me quite badly. In hindsight, if the bark had hit my eyes I might have been blinded.

The wading that stops the charge from leaking out is actually quite substantial and it's this rather than the hot gasses that do the damage.
> When you build roads, you get more traffic.

Because roads are practically free to drivers. If you gave me a bigger house for free I would live in it alone even though it was designed for a family of 6.

If you charged a sufficient toll on congested roads the congestion would be gone.
Hollow Knight is one of the better games I've had the pleasure of playing, and it's unquestionably the best indie game I've played. My rating is a nine out of ten, with one point deducted for some infrequent control functionality.
Baloo Author here, though I haven't contributed code for over 4 years now.

Baloo used to use Xapian under the hood, like Recoll, when initially launched, but in 2014 (I think?) I moved away from it to a custom DB built on top of LMDB. It resulted in a massive performance increase, one of the main criteria was for results to always take less than 'x milliseconds' (I can't remember exactly how much) so that KRunner (similar to OSX Spotlight) would always feel snappy. Another criteria was for Baloo to operate well with minimal memory and CPU, which wasn't the case with Recoll (Things might have changed since then)

I do remember ensuring that Baloo always did content indexing in another process, though I can't remember at what point it blacklists a file.

Sorry, this isn't the best answer to your question, but most of the details are now quite fuzzy to me, and I haven't kept up with how the project has changed after I stopped contributing to KDE.

In retrospect though, I definitely should have spent far far more time ensuring that Baloo doesn't end up in situations like the one you described, and putting far more limits on the IO and CPU usage it's allowed to use.
There are lot of tutorials on the PyTorch website where you can start playing around with several cool examples in many different categories.

https://pytorch.org/tutorials/beginner/pytorch_with_examples...
This seems a little bit like Reccatier in that you're going into a dungeon to get things to sell in a shop you manage. I'm very excited for it!
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Oh thanks for letting us know! Where did you find this link? It should be https://help.rainforestqa.com/
The website you give that numbers the arguments provides answers to each one, but some of these answers are so poor as to effectively be doing work for the other side.

For example, point 43 is "CO2 is plant food". No such point is made anywhere in the post you're replying to, so you must be reading it into something else he said.

Point 44 is "there is no empirical evidence". Again, the person you're responding to didn't say that. This time I can't even see anywhere you might be reading an implication of it.

Regardless, the given answers are often not really answers at all; e.g. point 90 "Q: Peer review process was corrupted" is answered by "A: An Independent Review concluded the CRU's actions were normal and didn't threaten the integrity of peer review". I recall reading those emails and they were very explicitly doing exactly that. The "independent review" in question is actually organized and the website is hosted by the University of East Anglia itself. The answer is basically saying everyone should trust academics when they clear themselves of wrongdoing, and if you don't you're a conspiracy theorist.

I looked into this one a bit more and there's a response written by the climate skeptics themselves to this review here, which is far more convincing:

https://www.rossmckitrick.com/uploads/4/8/0/8/4808045/climat...

Russell's inquiry was slated by MPs, apparently for good reasons:

"The Muir Russell inquiry held no public hearings and did not interview any CRU critics ... Although Muir Russell had been appointed in December 2009 and was due to report in spring
2010, as of the start of April, nobody at CRU had been interviewed on anything to do with the
Hockey Stick or IPCC"

An MP said: "In a situation that is almost beyond parody Muir Russell stated that he didn’t ask Jones whether he had deleted the e-mails because they would have had to interview Jones under caution. What was the solution then? The Vice Chancellor asked Jones whether he had deleted the e-mails. This rather negated the purpose of having an independent Inquiry when the only person to ask the crucial question was the Vice Chancellor who saw his prime responsibility to the good name of the University. The accused investigating themselves again."

"Subsequently, it turned out that Vice Chancellor Action’s reassurances that nothing had been deleted were untrue. Following up on that supposed reassurance, one of us (McIntyre) submitted an FOI request for the attachments to the emails which Jones had sought to destroy, attachments which contained the surreptitious and hidden edits to the IPCC report by Mann’s associates after close of external review. The University reported that the documents about which Acton had reassured the Committee did not exist after all."
> now he has a trapped prior,[1] and any time someone says "CSS" to him he thinks, "ugh, that awful garbage which ruined my site" and refuses to touch it.

Do you know that's true? Are you extrapolating his mental activity from a limited set of facts?
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Absolutely. I can honestly say I learned Magit first (since it was directly applicable to my job) before I "properly" learned emacs.
There are not many truly wealthy people in South Korea.
Ahh ok I started collecting vinyls as I enjoy the whole process of looking though stores and old collections and also being able to see and touch, for a long time I was mostly digital with my music I had a huge collection still do but I kind of like that when you buy a vinyl you kind of gives the money back to the label or artist where as you can simply download MP3s. I do sometimes wish the vinyls could store more music on them but I also enjoy the manual process of turning the record over.
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Great question. I haven’t checked the methodology of the site I linked.
Do you think healthcare providers could get away with such crazy prices if they had to negotiate with the government, instead of some insurance giant which in turn is bilking some corporation?
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Access to fast internet has nothing to do with night sky. You only need competition and less greed.
IntelliJ GIT ui/ux is so completely frictionless it's magical at times. The only downside is that it makes incredibly complex operations trivial that I never learned git from the cli beyond the very basics.
This is essentially the Socratic method. Arriving at a shared understanding through the asking of questions. I employ this technique regularly and it rarely fails me.
More info:

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What happens to anything when you throw it away? It gets encapsulated in more garbage and stays there for basically ever.
I'm pretty sure it's the main reason. Look how many times Magit shells out to git to render the status buffer, too many to count: https://github.com/magit/magit/issues/1327

In a perfect world, Emacs would link to libgit2 and Magit would be adapted and folded into the core distribution.
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I find magit very nice for interactive rebases. The ability to instant fixup older commit is also nice.

But yes, I do drop to the shell for some actions when I know exactly the sequence of git commands that I need to execute. Also somehow I often use the shell to switch branches, some habits are hard to change.
you can try https://github.com/jesseduffield/lazygit, i think its quite similar.
It is a TUI for git. It has made my git workflow very friction-less. Makes it very easy to cherry-pick commits, rebases, selecting chunks of files to add in atomic commits, and simplifies the resolutions of merge conflicts.
It is also integrated into lunar vim if vim is more up your alley
Yes, if you strife for integration you have long discussions in your society how to weigh opposing interests.

I'm not sure what reasonable alternatives exist.
I have seen this sentiment and on the surface its looks right. But I feel that we are missing here some real studies that should be done into impact of life style of the rich on the whole economy. I know few rich people (some of them ungodly rich). And seeing glimpses of their life style I cannot simply ignore cohorts of supporting jobs that make it all possibile (just to mentions few : private guards, house keeps, gardeners, cooks, private pilots on call, yaht crew members, drivers).
Yes it will depend on repository size.
> but rather around being selective about crafting self-consistent but single-theme revisions

Actually, I think git's got Magit beat on that. Magit might make it easier to stage specific lines, but git can stage specific parts of lines or even changes that are completely different than what's on the worktree, through the editing of diffs with `git add -p`'s `e` option.
Any recommendations about how to use a PyTorch trained model for inference? Is it best to load it up with PyTorch directly, or convert to ONNX and use ONNX-runtime [1] instead? This seems to be the required way at least if you want to TensorRT the model. I appreciate this is a very general question.

[1] https://github.com/microsoft/onnxruntime
Magit is not particularly fast on *nix either. Most of the UI operates on buffers which are prepared infrequently, so the latency doesn't have significant impact. This is a very good UI design for magit itself, since staying within emacs provides bigger benefits in most cases.

However, my own cited example about browsing history and blames is one case where I cannot just stomach the subpar efficiency. Tig also runs git as a subprocess, but every view is truly incremental and you can scroll through any buffer in any view and there's absolutely zero delay. Night and day even when comparing emacs with JIT.

Like for magit, tig has one keystroke shortcuts that make sense (which IMHO is pretty common on good TUI programs) and can perform many git operations directly from the spot you're looking at.

I also consider the visual space usage in tig to be much more efficient as well. Especially the blame view, which I find still wasteful in all modes compared to tig's. I frequently use a customized vc-annotate instead.

Magit hooks also considerably slow down operations on remote files, which can be quite annoying if you don't actively need to use git while editing.

Don't get me wrong - I like magit. But like org-mode, I don't get the glorification it gets.
Because letting people do whatever they want is not even on the radar of these bureaucrats.
Not even just lines - you can selectively stage arbitrary regions too.
Striving for keeping the homogeneous culture that has existed for centuries and ejecting those who do not accept it is a reasonable alternative.
Also there is a clear difference using a cabel from your record player to your speaker and bluetooth, Bluetooth there is some loss in quality but I'm not sure why. I am not well informed on this topic and interested to learn
Why would a religion dictate how you should kill animals, and why do people believe this is a religious matter rather than an animal-rights matter? I just can't understand people sometimes.
I find the appeal to religious freedom contemptible. An animal does not suffer any less if it has to be conscious during its slaughter for religious reasons, rather than secular ones.
Thanks, I had no idea the government was actually being proactive about this!
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For somebody who doesn't mind looking stupid, there is a glaring lack of examples of when you actually were stupid.

This seems like a really long example of a typical narcissistic interview answer to "what is your biggest weakness?", of "people think I look stupid but actually I'm really really smart".
fully automated luxury communism is the ideal of a post- or late-scarcity society where goods are distributed equally (or universally accessible, a la Star Trek).

You're thinking of Marxism-Leninism, which is just a dictatorship with extra steps.
Nobody is going to make billions from making retro video games.
>I'm not sure what reasonable alternatives exist.

Not import backwards, stone age cultures into your country.
I am wondering if a super super block model would work. You take a 3x3 block of houses and label it a super block. Then you build a 5x5 block of super blocks and then put commercial zoning in the middle.
I posted this because I thought it would generate interesting discussion around heat pumps, which are a bit of a hot (hurhur) topic right now.
Growing bamboo is illegal in my North American municipality because it spreads so quickly beyond property lines.
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The only reason it would not be cheaper is if the ISP monopoly, usually coaxial cable internet providers, are bundling internet with TV channel services.

Otherwise it makes no sense that you can add a middleman that needs to employ labor that has to go around to people’s houses and have it be the same cost.
Like Nazi Germany did?
Chesterton's fence probably applies here.
Two soyjaks (Fidel&Ernesto) pointing at starving Russians who are making free(!) propaganda flick for them.
>Yes, because money isn't everything.

That's the exact same argument people in net tax recipient states use for reducing federal taxation even when it hurts them slightly.
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It's not a legitimate criticism, it's a Kafka-esque catch 22.

If you say the analysis is merely "correlational" then the establishment says, by the studies own admission there's no evidence vaccines have anything to do with it so it must be ignored.

If you say that people dropping dead less than 24 hours after taking the vaccine were probably killed by it, then you will be told the CDC/etc don't allow the data to be used that way, that it's not valid to infer causation from a "merely" correlational data set, and that this is a retraction-worthy failure, and therefore it must be ignored.

Please. We can see through this kind of stupid mind game. "Science" has decided these databases may not be used for anything, even though they are the only way to understand side effects on a scale that the trials cannot pick up.

Examples:

https://retractionwatch.com/2021/10/17/paper-linking-covid-1...

https://retractionwatch.com/2021/07/02/journal-retracts-pape...

"Unfortunately, in the manuscript by Harald Walach et al. these data were incorrectly interpreted which led to erroneous conclusions. The data was presented as being causally related to adverse events by the authors. This is inaccurate. In The Netherlands, healthcare professionals and patients are invited to report suspicions of adverse events that may be associated with vaccination. For this type of reporting a causal relation between the event and the vaccine is not needed, therefore a reported event that occurred after vaccination is not necessarily attributable to vaccination"
The alternative to employer funded health insurance is not “no health insurance”.

It is why every other developed country on the planet does.

It is what Hayek advocates for in “the road to serfdom”.

It is publicly funded universal healthcare.
You can outlaw it but they will still just do it anyways but with more stealth. Religion is damn stupid but we have bigger fish to fry I think for workers and health of humans.
Lunch has never been free.

Good reads, if this area interests you, are Fernand Braudel Civilization and Capitalism Vol 1: The Structures of Everyday Life and Vaclav Smil Energy and Civilization: A History.
And yet account for all of that and divide it across remaining population and it will come out to nothing.
The majority of their wealth is super inflated assets that would not change anyones life if divided across the population.
Are you serious? I’m no social conservative, but labelling that as Nazism just degrades your own political capital.

People are allowed to expect immigrants to fit in.
I use git from the command line, so this looked like a tool i would use.
I was able to install it with apt, but i could not find any information on how to run it. Manual says "C-x g" [1], which obviously does nothing in bash.

And I have no idea how to use emacs.
Is there any helpful user manual? Should i give up on magit?

[1] https://magit.vc/manual/magit/Getting-Started.html
Jews have lived all around europe for centuries.
lots of car makers were bike plants before, and before that metalsmith

skills have to pivot I guess
Initially, I switched from fossil to git because I had to use it at work. After finding out about magit, I have never looked back. For me, magit made git not just painless but actually fun to use.
Apartheid has been tried before. Like communism it doesn’t work out in practice the way the theory predicts.
That's because it wasn't about rich and poor and their roles in society. It was about rich and poor and how each one differs significantly.

So many people read the wrong way into that movie and it's disappointing.

It has absolutely nothing to do with "class clashing or class struggling against each other" no matter how much the media wants to make you think that.
> isn't this strike people saying they don't want a hyper-capitalist society?

That's for a longer discussion.

>This is /almost/ a systemic analysis. Consider the implications of having no time due to overwork and thus demanding 24/7 services, requiring overwork from others.

They all require overwork from each other.That's the thing.
WithinReason's comment seems to explain that. The benefits of being bigger compound over time.
I would agree. IMHO, religious freedom is an individual freedom that applies to your own private life only. The treatment of animals is not seen as a matter of private life and individual freedom by society and in law, and therefore does not depend on a person's religion or beliefs.
Not sharing your entire browsing history with some random company would be the reason.