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The LTT review [1] compares full-load-render benchmark tests against more real-world gaming performance, and the temps drop from a sustained 90 degrees to 60 degrees, so you seem to be right, there.

[1] https://youtu.be/-EogHCFd7w0?t=534
If you really believe that every major news outlet, every tech culture influencer, commercial benchmarking software studios, open source devs of big packages like Blender or 1000x times audited like zip, every enthusiast and hobbiest are in a conspiracy to only report positively on apple products. You are literal insane.
For the vast majority of components, don't you think some small-medium-large presents cover most cases? This applies to so many style areas- typography, spacing, colors... For edge cases, there's nothing preventing you from overriding the style.
DDR5 include on-die ECC. Which is very different from traditional ECC. But many vendors marketing (and many enthusiasts are talking) as if it's the same. See [0], there's some really good explanations in the replies.

[0] https://twitter.com/iancutress/status/1401834748402716672
The letter signed by scientists discrediting the lab leak theory has itself been discredited. You are far behind in the news.

https://thepostmillennial.com/dr-daszak-bullied-fellow-scien...
Spending $500 to get a $50 a month bill doesn’t sound that much better to me.
Whether the is is required or not, it seems like a good idea.
How many weeks does a context switch take?
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Thanks for trying out the pganalyze app! Sorry to hear about the challenges with log monitoring setup - happy to restart the trial and do a screenshare to debug - you can email me directly at lukas AT pganalyze.com

On the index advisor errors: Sounds like you are running into errors with cases where the planner calls functions (e.g. for type conversion, expression simplification). We've recently improved some cases there, but numeric specifically I know there is a pending bugfix. Happy to take a closer look.
> It's insanity, literally have no idea who will buy this.

It's not insanity. Overclocked enthusiast builds have been pushing over 250W and higher for many years. Quietly cooling a CPU putting out that much heat isn't a mystery any more. Modern coolers are very, very good.

That Intel CPU doesn't come anywhere near 250W during gaming or normal operations anyway. It's not like it's consuming 250W every single time you do something.

Modern GPUs also consume well over 300W during normal gaming, which will be double or triple the consumption of most CPUs. I don't understand this sudden concern about Intel shipping CPUs with high peak TDP.
My personal career favorite use of eval was for an import system that "unrolled" the loop that went through the columns for each row, using eval. It was much faster, but obviously a huge security risk.

Today with modern JIT compilers its probably not much faster...
Terrible. Read the terms and conditions. You can't do much except look at them, even after you pay to download. These terms are far worse than other 3D sites, such as TurboSquid or Thingiverse.

You cannot sell, repackage, or redistribute any of our SVG, DWG, JPG, 3DM, OBJ, or SKP files under any circumstance without consent from Dimensions.com. You may not re-sell our digital files or modified versions of our digital files. This license does not include the right to compile the drawings or data from Dimensions.com to replicate a similar or competing service or data-based project.

You may not use Dimensions.com to download drawings or 3D models to use on items for resale. This includes, and is not limited to: clothing items, wearables, posters, books, 3D prints, and other for sale products. Similarly, Dimensions.com drawings cannot be used to establish a commercial brand identity through use in a logo or use as significant brand graphics. Colored versions of 2D Dimensions.com drawings, or textured versions of 3D Dimensions.com models cannot be resold are marketed as your own products.

Dimensions.com drawings cannot be incorporated or used to augment or supplement any software or applications without prior consent from Dimensions.com. This includes floor planning software, third party apps, digital CAD libraries, online apps and interfaces, and other similar formats.

Not only are those unfavorable terms, but they're badly drafted. "Cannot be resold are marketed"? "May not use ... on items for resale" would seem to imply that you can't make the object modeled. Also, the site does not give the name and address of the business even though they accept credit cards, which is illegal in California and the EU.
I've never used Vim, but I use Evil mode and vim bindings everywhere. I'd have a much poorer relationship with my computer without vim modes.
I agree that this was historically the case, but the newest generation of space companies are making a solid case that the financial ROI is a reality and not just a theoretical promise. As the industry matures, government customers are becoming less critical to the success of many of these companies (although gov't will always play a strong role).
I guess my intention is to recommend building something that people would actually use, rather than a toy project or a hello world (e.g., React tic-tac-toe). To actually deploy something to production shows you have "real-world" experience.

One example is a Chrome extension I made when I was in college that enhanced my alma mater's course registration page. I didn't have any entrepreneurial skills at all, but quite a few people were disappointed when it was later shut down.
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> It's a pretty sobering thought that HIV took 40 years to get to 37 million people confirmed dead, and that COVID-19 took only two years to get to 5 million confirmed dead.

The transmission mechanism for one of them is "being in the same room with the other person", and the transmission mechanism for the other is "having gay sex with the other person". [1] Almost everyone had pre-existing behavioral immunity.

If you can only infect a tiny portion of the population, you can only cause a tiny number of deaths.

[1] This is not the primary transmission mechanism in Africa, but it's pretty much the exclusive mechanism as far as the Western history of AIDS goes, with the runner-up being "receive a blood transfusion from the other person".
Given their proven track record with new products, it makes a lot of sense to keep spending on R&D. Mostly they’re a classic enterprise software business (with developer-led marketing) and so the wider array of products they have to sell, the better their future cash flow will be with subscriptions/maintenance. $100M and $1B in annual revenue tend to be important thresholds in the enterprise software biz, and they’re well past $100M.

G&A will of course get wrung out by professional managers.
A friend I've known since I first started on Wall Street now rides herd on the BofA Quartz libraries. One component of his job is to make developers aware of existing libraries they can use to solve business problems instead of reinventing the wheel. His theory of why they always have excuses not to do that is that they have no training in software development. They are still at the point in their learning where the are just excited that they can press keys on a computer and get it to do things they are barely able to understand.
Wait, saving is an option? I want to reload!
I'm absolutely fine with rx* and observables. I was an early (but very minimal) contributor to many of the rx* family of libraries, even. I basically adore the pattern.

But I didn't even get that far with it. I don't think I could even accurately describe what an angular component is.

Angular CLI is definitely the biggest cause of my confusions.
I have plenty of hobbies thank you very much, I just don't find taking up a bunch of space for stuff I do occasionally to be a good tradeoff compared to living somewhere dense and walkable. Honestly, most of the things you listed sound like exactly the kind of thing I'm talking about - how much time did you actually spend last month doing woodworking, skiing, hockey, and piano? How often were your guest rooms occupied? How many of the seasonal clothes you store actually see the light of day again?

There are definitely downsides to having to cycle to a nearby music practice room or workshop space (I happen to live next to the community farm), or putting guests in the hotel round the corner rather than hosting them myself. But there are also upsides to doing these things as part of an actual community rather than in isolation (half the fun of making music is the social side, and at least some of the fun of cycling too). And plenty of other hobbies (team sports, theatre, ...) outright require living somewhere with enough other people around to make them doable.

Obviously the ideal would be to have a huge amount of personal living space and also a huge range of neighbours and facilities within walking/cycling distance. But given the inherent contradiction in that, I'm very glad to choose density (and while those who want the suburban lifestyle are welcome to pursue it in their own spaces, they shouldn't feel entitled to impose car traffic on the city; you can pay for your road use, pay for your parking, give way to pedestrians, follow speed limits, and carry strict liability for any injuries).
Pffffttthhh....

I'm way older than the original vi.

I'm actually older than Unix itself.
Hmm. HRT is (sort of) reversible. Moreover, it helps individuals present as feminine, which can lead to alignment. It also leads to physiological and sometimes cognitive/emotional changes that can help folks feel more aligned. For these reasons (and perhaps others I am not aware of), “living” as another gender is not required for HRT.
Video of the drawing. Everyone's super tame, knowing it's just a formality since a hand recount will likely determine the winner, and no recount is allowed until there is a 'loser'.

https://twitter.com/randybillings/status/1456263758834069512
Or you just turn it off in the normal preference UI and trust that California's AG will sue Mozilla into oblivion if they weren't honoring the CCPA.

https://blog.mozilla.org/netpolicy/2019/12/31/bringing-calif...
Yeah I remember using vi in the 80s. Still use it now over vim or eMacs for the simple reason that vi is always installed.
> In the Gamers Nexus review, they were using a high end 360MM AIO cooler and the CPU Temp shot up to 74C almost immediately during a blender session.

FWIW, my water cooled AMD Ryzen also shoots up to very high temperatures immediately when loaded. It can touch 80C like a lightswitch.

Water coolers have a lot of thermal mass in the water and the metal radiator. The CPU can't instantly heat all of this up.

What's actually happening is that the turbo boost is pushing the CPU as far as possible within the thermal limits on a short-term basis, then slowly lowering the boost frequency as the temperature saturates. Power consumption is very non-linear, so each additional MHz of boost is a significant amount of additional power. The boost algorithms are designed to spike high for short bursts at the onset of load because most desktop operations require short bursts of single-threaded performance.
What a great piece of software. It's amazing how many features it has in such a small size.
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Yeah I really like the analogy to software. I noticed the parent comment said "separating these things into entities with specific concerns," which is almost verbatim the maximum of following Separation of Concerns in software design.

We changed policy at my company from requiring one senior dev to approve pull requests to needing 2. Approvals went from nearly instant to taking much longer, and as a result we did start making longer PRs because of the nuisance of tracking down the second approval for very small changes. When I think about how congress needs 50+ senator approvals for any change to happen, it's no wonder to me that pork and riders became the standard.
the same how you would do it in angular, you write a service class or function, you can structure those however you want.
Don’t worry, vim has your back.

In Vim, on a line with only her name, type:

:s/vi//ign

We can get to the bottom of this mystery.
Doing less work on Xcode and working more on servers made me appreciate vim alot!

I don't use any plugins (tried it back then with neovim and found the editor itself slow to load) and make me memorize folder structure a whole lot more since I'm using tmux alongside it.

I love the fact that I can hop on any system that has vim and I'm ready to go.

Happy birthday, vim!!!
Novel to web pages, is what I meant. Software such as TeX and MS Word have a considerable array of (sometimes quite complicated!) tools for dealing with such things, and the absence of such concerns from web development was something that I had never really thought specifically about until seeing a heading appear right before a column break on this article, followed by an orphan in the next one.
I guess I still don't buy this being very serious inflation. Food finally costing as much as it did in 2011 just doesn't sound very inflation-y, in context.

The price index from 2009 to 2011 was a similarly substantial jump (actually a slightly larger one) than 2019 to 2021, and didn't even require global supply chain and labor madness. But many narratives seem to be "this is world changing inflation", and not "we're seeing food increases that are just as bad as they were in 2009-2011" or something a little less hyperbolic.

For that matter, it seems like prices are doing considerably better than that increase, given extenuating factors that will eventually be normalized. Yet I don't recall nearly as much doomsaying back then, with the exception of some geopolitical concerns that it may have kickstarted (the Arab Spring).

(And dairy, cereals, and sugar are still at lower prices than they were in 2011)

Generally I find it very funny that people are using the exact same graphs (though often with different starting points) to show that "inflation is definitely happening" (eg, lots of bitcoiners) and "here is proof that prices have been flat for a decade, and are only finally starting to surpass the prices of 10 years ago" (eg, taleb).
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2 owner checking in. The voice add-on was amazing
I'm not sure it is even true that "lefty" anarchists got there first, but in any case I'm talking about a specific "salon" of people who spanned a couple mailing lists and about a decade of conversation.

If you're interested, I suggest reading some of Tim May's writings. He was very much a very right-wing anarchist focused on destroying the state, and saw encryption, privacy tech and digital cash as mechanisms to do so. I distinctly recall reading a long essay he wrote explaining why he vehemently disagreed with Kropotkin, if you're looking for a way to distinguish this school of thought from Syndicalists.

(I do not endorse his views at all, my highly simplified view is his philosophy played out in reality ends up being indistinguishable from feudalism. I focus on him because he was a sort of spokesman for that crowd, wrote just a ton of messages and essays over a long time, so there's a huge record of his thought, and he was really smart, well educated, and capable of writing cogently.)
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There was actually a big decline in IPOs during that period. I honestly can’t say why but I remember it was starkly lower than average. Perhaps for regulatory concerns?
This works until...

Specifically, until you realize that pickle changes based on python version, so updating from py3.x to py3.x+1 will prevent your application from reading previously stored data.
Worried about missing something important that your competent coworkers could have told you about through a number of different avenues?

Definitely sounds more like (no offense intended) a rat frantically pressing a lever, waiting for one of the presses to yield a piece of cheese.
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GMs develop the narrative that players work through, so why not call them story tellers or narrators. That would be a more literal description of their role.
It's a perl program that evaluates untrusted strings it finds in user files. What exactly is your standard for "is hackjob"? It appears to be a complete piece of shit.
It's pretty amazing that vim has remained relevant for that long, outliving so many other editors. On top of that, it continues to evolve. Even in the ~5 years that I've used it, huge progress has been made. The fact that coc.nvim works so well, even in vanilla vim, is crazy.
Well, by looking at all the answers, I obviously missed my point. Sorry for that :-) (I'm not a native english speaker as you noticed so it may also explain the misunderstanding ?)

Of course this is not how I talk to my patients... I usually explain the cataract surgery procedure as follows : "the only thing you will feel is water on the side of your face, and the only thing you will see is a very powerful light. You won't see anything scary and you won't feel any pain. We will talk during the surgery and when it will be over, you will tell me that you shouldn't have been afraid". And that's how it goes.

The eye injection procedure is even faster and painless.

Sorry for the gruesome details I gave.

Also, yes, don't look any Youtube videos, because your experience will be totally different than watching the procedure. Youtube videos are scary.
I saw a very similar thing with eval. There was an evaluation of a nested JSON object

x["a"]["b"]["c"]

And the developer decided that this was best evaluated by eval. During the code review phase I talked to them and asked why they were using eval, and they didn't know it could be evaluated directly as they were a little unclear if javascript supported that syntax.
I’m grateful to Vim because it taught me that I can write plain text. Previously, I was under the assumption that I need to create a Word or Google Doc. I wonder how many others are in the same situation I was in…
Do “greedy jobs” cause the gender pay gap?
> The same company that ships your Oculus to your door is the same company that you log in with

Don't you know other retailers?
It was not even a year into Biden's presidency that he approved bombing of children and aid workers in Afghanistan, as the singular publicized military action post official withdrawal from the region, and not a single person has said anything beyond an extended "oops".... yet there is almost zero care in public discourse because he's on the "correct" team. The same team as Jacobin magazine.
Jeez I hope this is optional.
But I mean, they could partially bypass the carbon cost associated with transport and installation if it was woven in place. Even more so if they could weave without costly respiratory equipment etc.
A lot depends upon how much sleep your kids need too.

Our first would sleep 12 hours per night. Yay, lots of free time.

Our second sleeps 9 hours per night. Whoops.
JSX also initially felt more natural to me aesthetically since it looks like HTML. But that's where those feelings end; JSX is not valid JavaScript, it doesn't extend the language in any meaningful way, it superficially resembles HTML which we all were already familiar with. Hyperscript or HTML helper functions are not only less typing, but indent more naturally and can live in regular .js files without need for transpilation or IDE plugins.
You literally have to just search [covid vaccine reducing spread] to find articles all saying the same thing, for example https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-021-02689-y

Not acknowledging this is just denial.
^even if you refuse, of course.
Totally. Build something real, for sure!
I see you and GP as arguing slightly different points.

I don't want an itinerary app. I don't want to know the schedule/homework directly.

But I will absolutely ask my kid if they know, and make the point that they should know, and work with them to remediate that if required.

And as they learn I will get to step back a bit at a time and let them go for it.
2022Q1 Actuals seem to be reported, which would seem impossible to know in November 2021
I just mean a one-time dose for a procedure, not an ongoing prescription.
I’ve never understood that argument. That’s like saying you prefer to walk everywhere because your car (which you already own) might not always have a full tank of gas.
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Sinovac and Sinopharm, the Chinese vaccines that may or may not actually work, are also inactivated.
Big agreement here. Every minute as you age is a smaller fraction of your overall life than before.
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> They may be meaningless to consumers, but they are meaningful for those of us only want to learn about tech.

It's actually misleading to compare apples and oranges like this.

CPU power efficiency is very non-linear. For example (made up numbers for example), it might require double the power to go from 3GHz to 4GHz and another doubling of power to go from 4GHz to 5GHz.

If you're designing a low-power laptop chip, you take advantage of this fact and operate it at the lower frequencies. You may be able to cut the power consumption by 1/4 and still get 60-70% of the performance.

If you're building a desktop for enthusiasts who are buying big liquid coolers, you go the other direction and push the CPU to the limit. That's what Intel did here.

This factors in at the design stage, too. It's not as simple as taking the same design and scaling it up or down. You need to target your timings around a range of clock speeds and voltages.

Drawing comparisons isn't as simple as dividing Geekbench scores by power consumption because the underlying math is very non-linear.
The launch of Quest 2 is during US president election. It was maybe the worst time to create FB account because they will aggressively suspend fake accounts. I heard dozens of case that account suspended.
> No need for making up arbitrary class names.

in a design system no reusable classname is abitrary, they should all mean something in your design language. If you find yourself reusing arbitrary classname, then that's just... writing css, not using a design system.

the idea of the design system is that you compose from what in your design system exclusively. This is to prevent ad-hoc slyling that goes outside established patterns. If you are just going to compose generic css then there is no point.

I never had to name any class because I use styled-components. Either the style is part of my design system, then it has a name, the component name, or it's just ad-hoc css, that I don't export. I don't reuse that kind of thing.

The tailwind way is you try to reuse & compose bits of the ad-hoc css by having generic, arbitrary classnames that you don't write but provided by a library