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His efforts and crusade went unnoticed for years and after his tragic death due to years of harassment and mental torture by lawyers and police, nothing changed.

The world and internet specially is cruel phony place which hardly remembers anything good, dismisses worthwhile endeavors while engaging in irrelevant culture wars.

Yes what Aaron did was illegal but the whole point of his crusade was that how unjust and inaccessible scientific research was to average person.

Neither the morally bankrupt left nor the completely inept libertarians took up his cause after his death.

His death will forever be in vain. It is a reminder for everyone to only take up “fashionable causes” which aren’t that important and only important for political mud slinging.

It is a reminder for all young people and me, don’t take up worthy causes, don’t try to change the world for better, they will kill you and make you irrelevant forever.

Just look after yourself like everyone does!
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I didn't! I played along, getting as far as having a video call with the recruiter, in the office I would be hired into, eventually showing the recruiter where I was sitting and made the CTO wave to her.

Needless to say, we didn't continue using that agency anymore :)
I do support Telegram on this one. They need it for their further growth and expansion. This will increase the user and brand of the ads will try to promote.
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Have you actually tried playing Minecraft on the M1 laptops? It certainly outperforms any laptop I’ve ever played Minecraft on, especially if you use native Java and native lwjgl. Even under Rosetta, I experienced a smooth 60 fps at native settings.
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So is this a property valuation issue or a quality of life issue?
Ultimately the reasons why israel and iran are at odds don't matter much. Both are competiting to be regional powers in the middle east, and its the lines which alliances are being drawn around.
Feh, it works on your machine, eh? :D

But seriously, you need Family Sharing. Make your kid an account, then set your account to Family Share with his. Now, he can play games from your library as long as you're not playing any, even if your account is online too.

So, when you want to play some singleplayer stuff, log into your account and buy and download the game as you normally would, whilst your son plays with his friends. Now kill Steam's internet connection on your computer, and play your freshly purchased cheap singleplayer game without bothering or having bothered your son.
It's a bit fuzzy and I don't think there's a single universally agreed on line. See the discussion in the "Microcode in RISC?" section of Ken's analysis of the ARM1 at http://www.righto.com/2016/02/reverse-engineering-arm1-proce... -- Ken thinks that it makes sense to think of it as microcode or perhaps hybrid/partially microcoded, but the designers of this CPU didn't think of it like that and viewed it as a non-microcoded design...
Europeans I knew were horrified to watch, after their son was born in the US, nurses scoop him up to do this. "Wait, wait, wait, what are you doing? ... Nonononono (are you crazy?)" Luckily they prevented it.
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So…nobody wants automatic portrait/landscape rotation anymore?
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Right, but that equipment should have been moved to the new facility before the old site was handed over to it’s new owners. If they’d done that the equipment couldn’t have been seized.

EDIT - All good points below.
I don't have a ready source, but I thought somewhere there were numbers for 2010-2020 and it was a more significant change. Like there has been a significant change in attitudes over the last 10 years.
It requires collaboration and mentorship too. These don’t scale super well.
The press is lazy and incurious. They don't pursue stories, they reprint press releases. And the even sadder part is they believe the press releases and report accordingly.

The press assures us they'd be better if we gave them a bunch of money (even begging for government money), but the truth is that it has always been like this.
Time isn't real. It's just a perception of the change of things. To go back in time would mean to go to a point where every single atom is in the exact same place that it was "before". Because the interactions are always changing, it would be impossible.
It's the same thing as Eternal September, and complaining about cultural dilution by a mass of developer immigrants will do as much good.

What is productive is being a respectful evangelist for the ethos you want to inculcate in the next generation.

What's forgotten about enculturation of newcomers is that most of them have no strongly held beliefs about the new domain.

Which is an opportunity for education and pursuasion, with a little elbow grease and diplomatic effort.
Bali did a deep clean during the lockdown, more than 10x that amount:

https://www.hakaimagazine.com/article-short/solving-balis-ri...
> The free world's enormous advantage in military competition with China is that they have each other, they have allies.

Allies are often overrated. The most dangerous thing to an alliance like NATO is when they add some small country with issues that drag the rest of the members into an ambiguous conflict, like the Baltics. Turkey is another example of a country that's nothing but problems for Euro alliances because of Islam and general belligerence (Turkey is involved in extremely serious Mediterranean Sea disputes that will lead to war.)

The analysis is complicated, but if the US can make enough F-35's and our allies buy enough, that's a good thing. They'll be in the wrong region to fight China, but Taiwan can fill the strait with 50,000 mines ASAP.

Note that the 1.5% of GDP that our EU allies spend on defense is often spent on expenses like VA health benefits, not actual capability. That was the reason Trump told them to re-budget defense, and our allies understood and respected him for it.

Even Russia has faded in conventional capabilities. I don't think they have an operating (ie. floating) aircraft carrier or more than 200 operational fighter aircraft in 2021.

> More precisely, their advantage is that they have America, whose political polarization is being hastened by internal and external actors every day.

Until 2022, then things will smooth out nicely. :)

Only an estimated 6% to 8% of Americans are vocal Marxists. Even Putin mentioned their insanity in a recent speech.
I'm pretty sure you can tell steam to boot at startup and boot in bigpicture mode. That works for couch gaming. As for graphic settings is as easy as "do not di anything" (stuff is autoconfigured nowdays), or "set it to ultra then lower by one until it stops being bad for you", in case your pc is outdated.

With a console you don't have that option, you would need to buy a new one, so that's not comparable.
If your goal is to hurt Israel, I doubt you would give money to the NSO Group to spy on Palestinian human rights defenders in the hopes that some day their targets list becomes public. As if that violation of Palestinian rights would suddenly turn people against Israel.

And if it's their enemies are behind the hack and then are adding false information to hurt Israel, there are so many better targets. Any US journalist critical of Israel for example.
It was also strongly suggested to me by a doctor inappropriately.

After a small cut on the glans had healed up, it would still sometimes get irritated.

This doctor, a woman and a GP, told me I HAD to get circumcized!

I did not return to see that doctor again...

IIRC it fixed itself with a little bit of help from an antibacterial ointment.
Or maybe the author is just obsessed with actual fascists and sees fascism in everything they see and can't seem to just help but chase them every day.

Perhaps try ignoring them for a while? It really helps.
Between the pictures of the 8086 from 40 years ago and this, it makes me wonder what die shots will look like in 2060. Will we be slicing compute cubes?
I clicked through your links and the explanations Paul, Alexis, Steve, and even Aaron himself write are pretty consistent.

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I have to replace this myself when I get sent a discord invite link.
GP is saying that it's surprising for Elizabeth Holmes to be more famous than Anne Wojcicki. The fact that Anne Wojcicki is the younger sister of YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki makes Anne's lack of fame even more surprising.
We have obvious needs that are biologically embedded through the forces of evolution. Tracing back from that, actions in most situations, and pitfalls, are predictable.
It's not cut and dry at all because, according to Wikipedia, at that point the equipment had already been left abandoned there for 2 years without any mention of any measure to secure it.

Again, it's hard to second guess based on a few lines on Wikipedia because there is no details but the main point remains that it does not sound strange at all that those who claim to be the owners be held to account (among others).
> arguably one of the most famous bong clouds of all time came from Magnus Carlsen to win a blitz tournament last year against Wesley So

There is nothing impressive about beating Wesley So according to another chess meme that became popular last year:

> "w"esley "s"o is nobody for me, just a player who are crying every single time when loosing

https://en.chessbase.com/post/cheating-controversy-at-proche...

You can see the games related to the controversy here:

https://www.chess.com/member/tigranlpetrosyan
>It's strange how Anne Wojcicki's [...] yet most have never heard of her.

It's not strange if you consider that Elizabeth Holmes proactively pursued the media appearances circuit. E.g. talk shows, award ceremonies, etc. Other female CEOs do more actual work and don't have the time for those distractions.

Also, Forbes' calculation of Holmes being worth ~4 billion based on 50% ownership of Theranos drew more media attention. The public fascination with (so-called) "billionaires" feeds the self-reinforcing cycle of more interviews.

In contrast, the media didn't calculate Anne Wojcicki to be a billionaire until recently:
https://www.forbes.com/sites/leahrosenbaum/2021/06/17/23andm...
I assure you that there are Jews that are very critical with the recent focus on skin color, quotas for access to education and narratives surrounding white people being the root of evil. There are Jews that support them too, sure, but just as many or probably even more white people do so.
This talk [1] by Dr. Brian Earp is a good explanation of the confusion around this common claim.

[1] https://youtu.be/MXfjgPr-YsA
It is said that wind sounds can drive people crazy. Some folklore even reports that it was sometimes considered a mitigating factor when judging crimes.

Some quick searching turns out a few proverbs and wikipedia articles, but nothing conclusive: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foehn#Effets_sur_les_personnes https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vent_d%27autan
> “Israel is the largest American aircraft carrier in the world

Alexander "I am in control here" Haig made that statement prior to witnessing Desert Storm and the three decades of conflict to follow. The thing that makes that statement ironic is that we can't really fly much from there, and at times had to actively lobby Israel not to fly attack missions in their own self-defense, because doing so would alienate our other allies in the region.
It's possible people grow over time, it's also possible the company changes over time. As a company gets older, positions can require more specialists, so who they are looking for changes. Also, bigger companies can afford to hire lower-skilled employees to train internally if they have a good amount of seniors, compared to when they just start out and require almost everyone to be a senior in order to just survive and reaching any sort of success.
But... if I don't tell fat people that they're fat, and that it's unhealthy, how will they know?
Fair enough, though it was literally the first three words of my comment too!
I'd never heard of Deep rock, looking at data they have 8k players with a 40k peak - how likely is that this constraint is from their developer resource and not a platform limitation?

Minecraft is inherently different here because they went for a re-write and chose to have two different "editions" of the game.

As for F1 and Age of empires, I play it with my cousins weekly - you're welcome to join us through live or steam (I'm UranicAlloy580 on xbox live). Links you posted are questions/troubleshoot from 1+ year ago.
All of those were needed to get us to the point we are at now, where we can "solve" climate change but don't have the collective political will yet to do it.

What if we were stuck in an 1800's london type environment, just reproducing and burning stuff. Environment would be completely rekt.
> I don't think he has a particularly persuasive rebuttal to the argument that it's not honorable or productive to publicly shame someone who's asking to wash your car window for $1.

That's a losing argument because it's a strawman anyway. Nobody's really offering to wash a car, outside of a bad analogy.

In want of a rebuttal, I offer the following:

It's not the sole responsibility of random software people receiving these dubious-at-best reports to address the problems caused by late-stage capitalism that put people in desperate situations to where they would need to resort to such behavior. There are probably a lot more political solutions to prevent people from being desperate. There's probably a side-discussion to have about what is the best tactic to help the most people in a given situation, and how software people can do their part, but it's ultimately a bigger problem than any of us.

Further, even if we waved a magic wand and fixed the very real human suffering that goes into the analogous case, that might get rid of the $1 window washers (because it's a thankless thing people do out of desperation), but it's less likely to eliminate what Troy is calling beg bounties. The reason is that the incentives for the latter are different than extreme poverty and homelessness; there's an element of fame-seeking and point-collecting on top of it. The platforms are gamified, you see.

In that regards, I would argue that it is more honorable to publicly shame the beg bounty crowd than someone who's asking to wash your car for $1. However, that just establishes the inequality, not the delta. I don't think I could convince anyone that it's totally honorable, just more honorable.
> How did you know it was me?
Yes in a virtual machine just one vdev/dataset (if it's about speed, if redundancy...well that depends on you host-filesystem, then maybe two virtual disks?), maybe some tuning with the write-through etc on the Host to that virtual-disk? And raw would be a good thing too.
You're twisting my words. I never suggested that nobody should care about addiction, nor that severe opioid addiction (how'd we even get there?) is purely a matter of personal responsibility. In fact, the whole "line" commentary was about the potentially exploitative actions of developers crossing the line -- not the addictive thresholds of users.

And you're still missing the point. You say that you draw the line at "exploiting users through addictive design." And yet, if your designs had absolutely zero addictive qualities, very few people would play the game a second time. So that brings us right back to figuring out where that arbitrary line is. Is one addictive mechanism the right amount? Two? Ten? Given that we've already established people have different thresholds, how do you even quantify addiction at the design level? You could implement something completely innocuous by your own standards, but somebody out there gets addicted to it and you make money from them. Does that make you exploitative?

The whole point is that you can draw your own personal line, but you don't get to dictate that line to others, nor publicly declare that any developer on the other side of your personal line is automatically a malicious asshole trying to harm people. Because I guarantee there are developers whose maliciousness threshold is even lower than yours, which makes you the exploitative one in their eyes.
This is a way to go for me. It would be great to brainstorm and discuss things relevant to the industry or in the real world.
But why are people on this thread making excuses for it? I had no idea this was happening and certainly don't WANT this information to be recorded by Facebook. Do they know when I'm having sex if I leave the phone on my bed?

And given that who ever I am with might have Facebook on her phone, and it might be on my bed also...

That's pretty creepy.
Israel, a country that terrorizes Palestinians on the daily accuses everyone that fights it as terrorists. Maybe some are, but I think our minds should be initialized to “given the terror you consciously and actively spread, please provide evidence for any terrorist accusations”.
You can see an illustration of the RP3A0 system-in-package in the official blog post[1].

From what I can gather[2] the spacer is actually an interposer, which for all intents and purposes functions as a PCB between the two chips, allowing for signals to be routed between the chips. Think of it as two IC's on either side of a PCB with vias connecting them. No expert though so maybe I'm mistaken.

[1]: https://www.raspberrypi.com/news/new-raspberry-pi-zero-2-w-2...

[2]: https://sst.semiconductor-digest.com/2011/06/silicon-interpo... (section "Alternative 3D technology")
A lot of managers and CEOs behave in this way. It is their privileged training ground. Of course it isn't effective if the environment is more to employee than employer like current situation. Once in a while they will hit a jackpot of star employee that is willing to be enslaved. If things turn sour, they can just jump to another company. As long as market and board of directors are incompetent like those HR, these kind of pricks will be able to survive. Their niche are there.
There's a vaccine for boys when they hit puberty.
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We get that the justice system threatens people larger penalties to see what charges they can get to stick, but they also use it to force a plea bargain. In Aaron's case, the prosecutors were adamant that Aaron should get at least 6 months of prison, and would not offer any plea bargain that did not include this half a year of jail time (Ortiz wanted to make an example out of him). The fact that the prosecution was seeking jail time at all is utterly insane. This is why Aaron chose to fight.
people in IT are loners, lone wolfs, lone sharks, sometimes lone and also self centered. for the reasons in the article, and then for so many other reasons. for the reason that the online education favors 'am top learner on my own' principle. etc.

the under-35-thing is just another reason. another is the ever-so-new technologies that obliterate all previous knowledge of obvious stuff. another is the fact that 'history of computing' is not something that you need to learn to start doing shiny webpages.

then there's the reason that so many ppl bash at universities, at in-person schooling, at work-together places (a.k.a offices).

and because someone is going to ask me what I did to change it - here's what: for almost 20 years now i've been teaching introductory or intermediate classes in-person to hundreds of students, and observing what helps them learn as fast as possible. trying to speed it up, to assist the process. i cana tell you one thing - working together and understanding that you can always learn from someone that is next to your shoulder is of paramount importance.

after all - what good is gender or race diversity in the workplace, if you effectively do not know how to work along these people...? but this is too long for just a post here.

the ability, the skill, to be able to work with someone, with everyone, is what the vast majority of IT top-coders lack. and lack badly and painfully (for those around mostly). look around yourself for examples...

...

the day before I was thinking, that Larry Wall's timtoady principle is really about celebrating diversity in IT, about different approaches to the same problem. and not about celebrating diversity in Perl or any other language.
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I just had a little look into these somewhat new zstd options --fast 1 to fast 5. fast 5 does seem almost equivalent to lz4 performance in compression ratio and compression 'speed' (or cpu load) except decompression 'speed' is still almost half of lz4, so at that extreme of zstds options it is squarely beaten by lz4. But in terms of compression ratio - which in most cases should be the more crucial characteristic for any compressor than cpu load - this setting seems to be well under zstd's knee of diminishing returns. --fast 1 has about 15% more cpu load for about 112% of compression performance than --fast5. And then zstds lightest non-fast setting (zstd-1) for 50% more load in compression and decompression, compresses 32% better than --fast5 (and lzo and lz4).

The decompression load is an eye catching feature of lz4, but its compression ratio is not just marginally compromised, it is a much less powerful compressor in that prime characteristic than zstds weakest non-fast setting. I can appreciate why Btrfs is in no hurry to include lz4 while it supports zstd:1 to 15. Although it would be interesting to test if lz4 could have a niche on fast storage combined with slow cpus.
Honestly it felt pretty textbook narcissism to me. Shamelessness, wanting attention regardless of whether it’s positive or negative.
"my" "personal" computer, Yes I'd expect your kids to have their own.

And docker misconfiguration causing issues in unrelated services is one another reason why I'd suggest they have their own.
Even if I was Dr Evil, with an evil medical degree from Evil University, I would think twice about starting my plan to capture the DNA of the public (mwahaha) by picking deliberately biohazardous samples.
Interana uses lz4 in its column store for certain data types as well. It uses the “hc” variant.
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