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I don’t think nobody’s doing that, no, but I think this stuff isn’t core to the current VC investment thesis around the metaverse.
I would bet on hubris here. In parallel with the Flamanville unit, they've been building EPR in Olkiluoto, Finland. There's a number of issues that have been shared by both of the projects, of course with some issues specific to each one. They agreed to deliver the Finnish plant on turnkey basis and are facing billions in losses because the quoted price is something like 1/3 of the final cost.
It’s not just Airbnb - every insurance policy written today is loaded with exceptions you could fit a Mack truck through. The textbook business model of insurance is to collect premiums and try as hard as possible not to pay claims.
You'd think so but that's not the case. Anyway the problem is mostly an independance one and there was no other French companies doing this.
How did the study compensate for the incentive for participants to give the answers that are least likely to result in them having their Instagram taken away?
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I believe that Git diff - which has features not supported by regular diff such as --word-diff - can differentiate between whitespace-only line changes. The Jetbrains IDE, which I believe uses Git diff behind the scenes, will show who originally wrote a line even if it has been whitespace-reformatted later.
Yes, remember friends typing in games from a magazine on a zx81 around 1983. Horribly slow with the membrane keyboard. And then someone would touch the table, the 16Kb memory extension would disconnect and all work would be gone...
Don't underestimate the value of having hundreds of millions of users using their apps and services for data collection/profiling purposes. Then there are the ads. And the constant nag screens/dialogs pushing their various paid services. I suspect they'd be doing just fine without the store revenue.

It's not like they got into the mobile business to collect fees from running an app store. That's just a nice bonus for them that's also been quite profitable.
Most tools we use in life are designed this way.
Why, out of curiosity?
Right !? Imagine he is your boss, and you have a legitimate complaint or good idea. Good luck getting that through !
The P in LAMP stood for Perl before it stood for Python or PHP.

And it started standing for Python at the same time it started standing for PHP.

Why do I suspect the author wasn’t born back then and is just making up facts to suit their argument?
You are right, I missed the other one, it is not reported. You can see there is something because it takes space, but you have to deliberately go there to see it. There also is no warning from having the "No trailing spaces" setting active, so it is not seen as a space character even if it shows as such.

I'll write an Issue on youtrack, I'm sure they'll fix it. From the well over hundred issues I ever reported about 2/3rd were fixed (rest is obsolete, only a few that are really still open).

EDIT: Bug report submitted.
MPI.jl does not have an array wrapper type, it just exposes the bare mpi calls. Some other packages do use it to build array types.
Yep Postgres seems to have more features too for sure.
Also, a fun little limitation of the MySQL CLI is that it truncates hostnames to 100 characters - not usually a problem, but AWS database VPC hostnames easily hit that limit, and it just silently truncates rather than failing.
The author of this post (Mako) is standing next to me right now, and was initially excited that he could comment here on HN without creating an account. But of course the "add comment" form directs to a signup page!
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This is wrong.

As of November 2021 in UK I have multiple well-known apps that make it possible to avoid using Google payment systems: Nero Express, Weatherspoon. These are just off the top of my head.
All of those apply to both the affiliates and the ringleaders.

Also, wiretapping a phone only captures future calls. A warrant against a website, or the website's hosting provider can provide message history, assuming it's not E2E encrypted. And it could even get the message history of every single user in one go if the site is e.g. hacked, or if there's a broad warrant against a crime website's hosting provider.

We can see from this article that tons of these criminal websites get hacked, and then people like Brian Krebs can investigate the leaked databases to see info about the criminals' accounts.
Your frustration may be better directed at Google then. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
That would require active participation of major entities who distribute HTTP clients, such as Mozilla, Apple, or the Chromium team. I cannot imagine them participating.
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> I think this person misunderstood the students, the student wanted a project to practice programming,

I think you misunderstood the students. The person whose was actually present at the time the words were spoken says the students wanted ideas for a “software project”, not some extremely minimalistically defined “programming problem” It’s completely reasonable to assume they wanted to practice real world software development, not just how to implement the most pedantic set of requirements possible.
I didn't see Go used much at all within Google as of 2015; backends were pretty much half C++ and half Java with a bit of Python being deprecated over perf concerns. My team was all Java and had no plans for it.
This is great news for the Chinese subcontractors who'll get to do the parts we forgot about.

At least we'll have a debate topic during next year election cycle that is not immigration or Islam - that will be a change.

The job of the nuclear security agency will be tricky next year : they'll have to double their effort ("The President does not want an accident making the news") but also stay quieter than usual ("The President does not want any kind of small incident making the news".)

They're independant in theory, of course, and they want to do their job well, but they have biases and bosses who have bosses, etc... I doubt they'll let anything big slip just for électoral purpose, but the scrutiny on their job (especially from the left wing press) will be interesting to see...
Agreed. Large-scale might be a stretch, but the low cost and weight, open source design, and the ease of transport would make this ideal for temporary installations, eg what you mention, emergencies or even in the developing world.
Uber drivers get progressively more economically inefficient the more they drive as the maintenance costs or driving a vehicle increase the more you drive it, up until it needs replacing either due to wear and tear or regulatory / contractual requirements.
The timing of this article is one of those "deja vu" moments as I was only reading about Mount Bromo[1] yesterday out of interest on the "volcanic human sacrifice" trope.

There is also some (?:folk)lore about pre-columbians of Nicaragua who - believing a witch inhabited the volcano - used to sacrifice children to the Masaya Volcano[2][3].

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Bromo#Culture

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masaya_Volcano

[3] https://phys.org/news/2016-05-lava-loving-tourists-flock-nic...
I’d say, Chinese and Japanese are writing vertically for thousands years.
it's easy, just do 'rm rf /'

My point is: how do we know the instructions are actually safe?
> I would have guessed a post like this would be satire!

It is?
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You probably know this but:

ll and la are shorthand for ls -l and ls -la
The psychological manipulations that religions put in place to keep you adhering to the faith through tough times do not apply to either Nazism or racism in general. Like, neither political ideology promises you eternal life or reincarnation after death, nor does either one promise you a divine reward if you are persecuted in this life for holding these beliefs. Neither say anything about divine punishment for non-believers, and neither offer divine rewards for proselytization.

This is what makes religious indoctrination that much harder to shake off. If you truly believe that you will face divine and eternal punishment for becoming apostate, or will receive divine and eternal rewards for adhering to the faith, then you'd naturally take the latter path even if only out of your own self-interest. Breaking out of this mental model requires recognizing the psychological manipulation for what it is, despite having known no other mental framework.

By contrast, racism and Nazism do not manipulate you this way. They instead appeal to your senses of grievance, entitlement, and resentment, in a way that enhances your self-esteem. While this can also be difficult to break away from, the psychological barriers for doing so are a lot lower -- like, you're not dealing with eternal consequences.

But regardless, the topic at hand is whether or not religious or political discrimination are acceptable when it comes to using a platform like Twitter. I'd say "yes" in both cases -- Twitter isn't a vital service (compared to, say, housing, banking, or employment), and you not having a Twitter account does not inhibit your ability to hold and act on either your religious or political beliefs.
What happens when the wind drops?
More money to Finland than when Nokia sold phone production to Microsoft. Very strange, we do not comprehend. What is the valuable part in here, bicycles or backpacks?
From here[1]:

> New and existing apps submitted by developers based in India will have until March 31, 2022 to comply, and new and existing apps submitted by developers based in South Korea will have until September 30, 2021 to comply.

You have until 2022. If you're dealing with physical goods or bill payments, then you might be exempt.

[1] https://support.google.com/googleplay/android-developer/answ...
because X stands for any here, no the don't all use MS Teams, but there aren't any companies that would not use some of the baddies
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4RSht_aV7AU is a recent Beazley talk about that era.
> So, the language that we give them has to be easy for them to understand and easy to adopt

And what about making it easy for them not to make mistakes?
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This is only true if you believe software development to be the practice of slavishly implementing ill-defined requirements regardless of what the user actually wants.
These kind of disclosures are the accepted practice in this security space. People and organizations more-or-less help each other out, help users, and play by the rules.

There are some who disagree the process is good, works well, or actually achieves its goals. However most (not all) go along with it and don't moralize about corporate strategy or try to hold their vulnerability discoveries over a company as some kind of activism.

I think it's pretty safe to say they don't think they are heroes for working with the vendor, they are probably quite rightly proud of their discovery and work though.

You comment seems unnecessarily hostile toward them.
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[1] https://support.google.com/googleplay/android-developer/answ...
Liberalism is not left wing, let alone extreme left. I dont understand your post.
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Yes, most programming is Lego programming but the parts of the industry that require deep CS knowledge are the ones that build the Legos. The jobs are out there, though they are harder to find: OS development, compiler/ language runtime development, hardware related jobs like low-level embedded systems and driver development, games development, database engine design, FAANG-level distributed systems, etc.
Except you've almost exclusively sown distrust and treated this community like we're incompetent. It's beyond disturbing that you believe it's appropriate to gaslight the entire startup community during your product announcement. That's not kind, nor trustworthy, and your "facts" have been entirely wrong.

> My goal is not to get acquired in order to "wash my hands"...

Also, extremely interesting choice of words here. You didn't say you're not aiming to get acquired, you just said that when you do get acquired it won't be for the reasons we all think, which is just more gaslighting and doesn't actually address any of the concerns.
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The ringleaders also risk their IP when they access any website, such as some crime forum to sell their malware. Crime forums regularly get hacked, and sometimes the databases have last logged in IP in them.

Also, I'm not sure about crime forums, but other forums sometimes allow image embedding, either by a profile picture hotlink, or bbcode, or html, which can get the IP of everyone who views the page.

Also, just by sending someone a link you can get that person's IP. Maybe DNS prefetching can get some info about the person even if the person doesn't click the link.

Also whatever hosting provider they use to distribute the malware to the affiliates could end up leaking their IP.
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But the door is open to monetizing user data in other ways?
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Is this really any different in principle from bottled water companies engaging in large scale theft of scarce resources? That issue got a lot of attention from state leaders in Oregon. I wonder if tech companies will be treated specially.
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As far as I understand you can withdraw the principle from a roth ira after five years (of starting the account?). So contribute to an after-tax 401k, do the backdoor into a roth ira, then you have pentaly-free withdrawals of the principle.

For pre-tax 401k you also can roll this over into a roth ira and make pentalty-free principal deductions. The only problem is that you have to pay tax on the amount rolled over using your tax bracket in that year. Here is what you do. There are several states with no income tax, and the lowest federal marginal tax bracket for long term cap gains for a married couple filing jointly is $80,800. Standard deduction for the couple is $25,100. That's $106k per year in tax free _gains_, the real dollar amount can be much higher. If you can live on a fraction of this you are golden because you have access to a 0% tax bracket. Start rolling over your pre-tax 401k into an after-tax roth ira tax-free, using that bit of head-room each year. Once done you can start making penalty free principal withdrawals. Then start doing tax _gain_ harvesting in your taxable accounts using the free 0% tax bracket headroom.
That’s good to know actually, thanks.
PySpark certainly helped kill Hadoop for data munging, but I would say it only really got going in 2014.
You're partaking in the "say something bold and prove me wrong" rhetoric, you just like the assumption that nuclear is unsafe more. When acting with imperfect information you should not go to such methods.
In France, every electric meter have been (or is going to be) replaced with a new one named Linky.

Linky is an electric meter connected to the grid through PLC but it embeds the required hardware to eventually drive appliances consumption.

It provides a dry contact which can be open or closed remotely via the grid’s PLC. So it can be open or closed even without internet.

You can imagine to use this contact to drive a power line dedicated to your water boiler, electric car …

IIRC, atm, the only provided possibility is to open/close the contact via a web API / a smartphone app. But in the future, it may become controllable by the electricity provider to be automatically opened / closed based on the grid’s state (and the electricity price)
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I'm always on the lookout for a good language to transpile to Go, or parse Go and produce something readable, because it's getting harder to avoid at my day job.

But full Ruby dispatching is a little crazy (right up there with CLOS or Moose or Groovy) and I can't blame them for not wanting to implement that from scratch.
That is a beautiful story of true engineering.
Tried reading that once. More of a declaration really, like the Ten Commandments. I suppose the Western Front might do that to one.

Vonnegut's edict was shorter: 'I tell you, we are here on Earth to fart around, and don't let anybody tell you different.'
Why? This is true in most processes that involve building things. It doesn’t take very long to finish the foundation and frame of a house either, but making it liveable takes quite a while.

When we build a new city hall (under time and budget by the way), the actual building was finished after a year. It took another two years to make it useable as a city hall.

Why would software engineering be any different? The only real difference is that you have to do all the parts rather than specialising in brick laying, electrical stuff, plumbing and so on. Yes, this is really how little I know about construction and I still managed all the parts of the project concerning IT and networking (without really knowing anything about the instalment sides of that beyond the blueprint and trusting my operations guys either).

So maybe I’ve talked myself into agreeing with you, but perhaps not for the same reason. Because I wish it wasn’t true either, but mainly because I wish the software development industry wasn’t still so infantile that it still can’t predict and distribute the workload in a manner so that projects can be delivered under time and budget more often than not.
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One of the things to watch out for when looking at renewable energy prices is that it can often reflect the value of that energy, rather than production cost.

The price being very low often reflects the fact that, at that time, this energy is basically worthless/useless. And in fact, prices have even gone negative, meaning "please stop feeding this useless energy into the grid".

So low renewable prices are not necessarily a good sign, and can in fact just be the economic indicator for the limited usefulness of renewable energy.
True but to have fall back option for US big tech is worth the "waste of" resources. Imaging if the US does to the EU what it did to Huawei the EU would break in 2 weeks.

Just like sovereignty is important the same counts in cyberspace, where being data sovereignty is as much if not more important in the future.
I saw Fortran being wrapped in it because it could be compiled down into libraries with C-compatible ABIs, and Python can load C libraries directly without fuss.

A lot of NumPy and SciPy ensued, and the rest is history.
The CPU itself also runs it's own little VM, OS, prediction, caching etc.