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This is an extremely refreshing take to admit that. Politics has to move in that direction for public communication instead of trying to soothe people with lies. Because the latter will be caught by our information infrastructure.
Are you my elder self? I'm almost in the same path and same situation but just few years younger than you. Looking at the answers here.
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JB is trying to become Borland, with Kotlin as their Delphi while moving away from the JVM, turning Kotlin into a platform, lets see how high they fly, specially if Google's wind stops blowing.
Salary isn't just a factor of skill, but willingness to pay high salaries is the same as belief that skill matters a lot. A manager who doesn't believe in high developer skill variation will not pay significantly above market rate, while a manager with strong beliefs in skill variation will pay huge amounts for the right people. Therefore I see any arguments against 10x developers as an attempt to supress wages, likely managers who wants to hire good developers without paying them more than average developers, or developers who are jealous of others salaries. Luckily a lot of companies acknowledges that talent matters a lot and pays a lot for it, and today the highest valued companies in the world belongs to that group.
>There are no winners, but men are the biggest losers.

Whether or not this is true in the statistical sense, I don't think it's a really useful piece of information. Everyone's relationship is different, as are the ways they react and cope (or don't) with it ending.
This can't come soon enough, virtual threads is definitely simpler to write and read than manually breaking your logic into Future and Promise.
USA needs a strong technological Europe
Add butter to pan, let pan heat up, add eggs, turn off flame. Perfect eggs every time and it never sticks.
I’m a big fan of Samuel Groves carbon steel skillets. Absolute workhorses.

Carbon steel’s lighter than cast iron and usually polished when new. Once seasoned it’s seasoned there’s no problem cooking eggs or the like.

It’s just a little bit easier to live with which is why they’re so widely used by professionals.
Always was
I Germany it's 14 months total (if both parents take at least 2 months, otherwise it's 12) & it still felt like too little! I wish I could have spent more time with my kids when they were babies but I had to go back to work.
I don't. Imo it's still a clusterduck. Issues with modern kernels. Pull requests by volunteers that fix these issues go ignored for months. Like GP said, before the ryzen launch I could see why software is in such a bad state, but today there is no excuse for being that understaffed.

Also their hardware is notoriously buggy. PCIe passthrough especially, google the PCI reset bug if you wanna know more. There is a project called vendor reset on github that reverse engineered the issues and works around them. The author is sure the issue can be fixed by a firmware update to those cards, but although initially AMD engineers showed interest, further attempts at coordinating proper fixes with them failed. Requests for documentation of affected cards were denied. Compare to Intel where you can freely download all the documentation about their GPUs, with registers, internal state, everything you'd need to write a driver from scratch. People want to fix AMD's shit for free but they don't want that.

We recently had calls with NVIDIA, AMD and Intel regarding their enterprise gpu offerings. NVIDIA and Intel were quick to respond and offer a meeting, AMD took forever. Followup questions, even very technical were answered within two days by Intel with concise to the point answers, no bullshit. With AMD they bounced around for two weeks until we got somewhat useful answers.

I really hate NVIDIA, it's a horrible, greedy company with a shitty attitude. I was excited about ryzen. I'm almost an AMD fan boy in the desktop space. I like competition, when the underdog rises from the ashes. But oh boy, AMD GPUs in the server/enterprise space a a clustersuck; buggy hardware, shitty drivers, clueless salesreps. You really have no choice but NVIDIA if you don't want to hire an expert working in getting these cards to work with anything more advanced than having them encode video in hardware or something.

We really hope Intel will deliver.
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Thanks on the hint!

I was assuming that they will drop support by the end of this year, didn't follow it up recently so I missed the update in July about it.
Portable Genera on a current MacBook is about 80 times faster than the last hardware-based Genera.
And if someone breaks that law, then what? Are you willing to risk a nuclear exchange over this?

International law is a cute little thing, much like club rules at the country club. With the absence of a Leviathan, often broken and worse: unenforceable against most influential participants.
I feel like I've heard of this before somewhere but I can't quite place it...

Maybe make these new Teslas high occupancy as well so dozens of people can go where they need to go at a time?
You can use super + space [1] to switch between langages but that won't be as fast as tour current setup with five different languages
[1] https://help.gnome.org/users/gnome-help/stable/keyboard-layo...
> If you are vaccinated you have no reason to care about anybody else.

Nice.

> People continuing to wear masks post vaccine clearly don’t think the vaccine works.

Maybe they think the vaccines work, but that there are still far too many unvaccinated and unmasked fuckwits walking around spreading the virus and they themselves are trying to avoid participating in that.
So, M:N threads?
HN being tech oriented, thus male commenters tend to live in gender skewed cities. Bay Area, Seattle, etc for the 25-45 age range. Where yes some men might have harder time.

But really there are approximately same amount of men to women in the dating/family making age group.
Being normal, mildly interesting, and not a slob is all most men will have to do to find women to date.
The reason a some men don't get dates on dating apps, is they send the dumbest of messages. Putting out zero effort and expecting something is rarely going to yield results.
I was also curious about IPv6 non-local scopes. The spec linked in the article says

> User Agents MAY allow certain IP address blocks' address space to be overridden through administrator or user configuration. This could prove useful to protect e.g. IPv6 intranets where most IP addresses are considered public per the algorithm above, by instead configuring user agents to treat the intranet as private.

https://wicg.github.io/private-network-access/#ip-address-sp...

So aside from loopback and link-local, the only effect this will have on IPv6 is what the browser decides to do. If that's a manual add/remove or a look into the routing table seems unspecified.
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I've seen a recent theory for chronic pain where the spinal/brain neurons get into a maladaptive feedback loop and report continual pain where none is coming from the periphery. I'll see if I can find the source.
Whom has a "say" is an interesting although altogether different question to whether the English speaking Alaskan Americans would repudiate rule from Moscow and revolt without taking orders from DC.
I've heard it stated as: you're always 3 terrible months away from being destitute, but you're never 3 great months from being a billionaire. Let this inform who you have class solidarity with.
I used the debugger method[0] to control Windows Update. It redirects the call to the reboot scheduler that is called by Windows Update.

This has worked flawlessly for almost two years and multiple Windows feature updates.

0: https://lazyadmin.nl/it/how-to-stop-automatic-restart-win-10...
I'd wager the ratio of people who have at least one item of IoT junk to the number of people who have a legit setup that requires allowing cross site access to a local resource from a remote one is probably ten million to one. Who are these "everyone else" who are controlling their LAN devices from a public website who are going to suffer an evening setting up CORS?

edit: what I can see breaking is stuff like Synology QuickConnect https://global.download.synology.com/download/Document/Softw...
I'd surmise that if you tried you get so far away from what email was meant to support it would have been a better idea to create something new anyway.

There's also JMAP[0]

[0]: https://jmap.io/
I'm glad there's a way for someone with Chronic illness to get Medicaid in U.S., Thanks for sharing. I wish you and your child the strength to manage the health issues.

I suffer from chronic illness(bone related, had a successful spine surgery couple of years back), Now insurers in India are straight away denying me any health policy and not just any insurers they're top private insurers in tie-up with leading international insurance companies incl. U.S.(There's 100% FDI for insurance industry).

My interactions with the insurers gives me PTSD[1], I understand the business risk for an insurance company in insuring a sick person, So I'm not asking for a charity or even empathy all I'm expecting is for them to take decisions using medical science and common sense.

Say I have bone diseases, I have proven with medical tests(conducted by the insurer) that my heart and other body functions are normal. Now a blanket denial of policy prevents me from getting proper treatment for diseases I don't have; Since my bones aren't normal should I be not covered for COVID too?

The story is not unique to me, I've heard much worse horror stories from the disabled community.

What's worse is blanket denial of health insurance to disabled are against Govt. regulations and supreme court orders; Yet all my complaints went to deaf years. Now I'm left with one option, I'm planning to write to the U.S. Government and other governments about how their companies are acting against the disabled in India.

[1] https://abishekmuthian.com/insurers-are-putting-the-lives-of...
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Do you consult arxiv every time you jaywalk?
Ok, so I have a dynamic page hosted externally. It's set as my homepage on all my browsers. It's full of links to things I use.

Some of those links are on my internal network, and are NOT https (seriously, for small things/apps you don't need it). If I understand this correctly, Chrome will now block me clicking on these links?

I'm all for improving browser security, but as an end user, I should have the option to turn settings off that cause me a problem.
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Yes, they are aware. Russia wanted to demonstrated that they can blow satellite from the ground - from the military perspective this is important as they can blind to some extent NATO (or Chinese) battle control systems.

This is demonstration of their force, which in reality is not that great, but Russia is a master in the game of pretending that they are immensely powerful. This gives them a lot of political benefits and leverage. This is kind of action as grouping troops on the Ukrainian border or flooding Polish-Belarusian border with migrants, etc.
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The web moves at a brutal pace. It's easy to miss one announcement among all the many, many others.
Blender decided to support just the platforms which have a C++ target device language.

This encompasses CUDA, Metal[1] (one of the reasons why it’s much more usable than Vulkan), ROCm HIP, and oneAPI[2].

[1] Metal’s Shading Language is C++14 with a handful of limitations, the biggest one is no lambdas

[2] Vulkan uses a restricted SPIR-V dialect without pointers notably. OpenCL and oneAPI use a separate one which _does_ support them. However, AMD[3] and NVIDIA do not implement SPIR-V in their OpenCL drivers.

[3] it’s a trainwreck, they supported the original SPIR but then https://community.amd.com/t5/opencl/spir-support-in-new-driv... happened. It never came back since then.

Migrating back down to GLSL/HLSL from that makes absolutely no sense. The options above, using C++ as a device language, allow much more code sharing with a CPU backend.

Portability is also a good story, the adaptation is mostly in the glue layer, if your GPU vendor is _not_ AMD and has a proper software stack.
Messed up yet not at all surprising, right?
But isn't it what science fiction is? You get science sure, but with a little bit of fiction also. You read Ringworld or Redemption Ark, or any popular science fiction and you will read many implausible things.

The ratio of science to fiction determine the type of science fiction you get. Hard sci-fi, a la Arthur C. Clarke tends more toward the science bit while Ursula K. Leguin is more fiction than science.

In the end, what we look for in Sci-Fi, I believe, is the "What if" thing. It lets you explore ideas and concepts that you normally wouldn't, using some amount of "suspension of disbelief".
I'm not disagreeing with what you're saying here — at all. But what I am claiming is that when it comes to interest for and adoption of Kotlin within the JVM community that pull is smaller and shrinking. And that lambdas in Java are a big part of the reason for that.
Is Virtual Threads part of Project Loom? i.e We expect Project Loom to land a little bit after this or are they completely separate issues and Project Loom is still far from landing?
There is also a gem inside from rsc:

https://github.com/golang/go/issues/49569#issuecomment-96898...

That's quality thinking!
Why not using a bigger bomb to vaporize the thing instead of creating debris ?
The parent comment wrote “a bit of configuration” not “spend your waking hours configuring.”
OptiX is not an Intel technology

Probably meant Embree
But one of the picture is not accurate. In BTC users do not vote on which chain to keep!
We don't need to go all the way back to sextant. We have radar, sonar and radio beacons. It would lead to more shipwrecks though as not all the places in the world have enough buoys or good charts
Did you try asking?
Obviously I used an extreme example, but we shouldn't let machines make decisions that could easily be overruled in an argument with a human arbiter.

How we deal with known offenders is another discussion, but adding these kinds of preemptive limitations to our hardware is unwanted overreach, that sets a bad precedent. Something about a slippery slope.
Ok, so which safety measures do you mandate?

Oh, I know! How about a browser that does not allow direct navigation from external to internal addresses? Ah, wait.

It still does not quite work for services that have a public IP address. So where do you go from there, a new protocol that has capability handling and external access is disabled by default?

Forcing companies to issue recalls for buggy hardware and firmware could probably do the trick. Note the expense and the fact of insufficient dissemination of found issues combined with lag to fix them.
And yet, I miss something I love most about open source: choice. Yes I know, in theory you can fork it and do what you want, but in practice this rule is meaningless for complex projects like kernels and browsers.
Well, depends on what you mean by "space".

The orbit around the Earth is the closest and travel there is the cheapest, but manufacturing fuel out of nothing (vacuum) is pretty much impossible. Technically, what you have on lower Earth orbits isn't vacuum, but a very, very thin gas. It is still probably too thin to be used as a source of stuff for industrial processes.

The closest solid body we have as of now is the Moon. A nice source of minerals, where fuel will be almost certainly produced in situ in the future, but then you still need to fly from Earth to Moon orbit and get the produced fuel to the Moon orbit to tank the ship. (Possibly using a space elevator.) Still quite a lot of delta v.

The best solution could be to intercept a comet full of volatile materials and drag it somehow to the Earth orbit, say, 1000 km above the planet. Of course, if you mess up and hit the Earth instead, you will cause a nice extinction event down there...
Dude, people aren't referring to the 90's when they state how terrible the Russian regime was. It's the decades before that.

The 90's started the rebuilding of most countries. The rebuild that was needed after the economic, infrastructural, intellectual and population destruction by the Russians.

Why this needs to be pointed out to some people is just mind boggling.
Congo is one of the countries, that is already receiving foreign aid, so claiming, that it is not receiving any is simply a lie.

>>> They (we) would have to pay to Congolese people a competitive price for each tree saved from cutting.

The biggest issue of all of the foreign aid is corruption.
The output of aid in most cases makes few mega rich billionaires from Africa and total poverty for rest.

There is hypocricity in the whole "save the forests" idea, because the only way to save forests is by dramatically reducing population - I don't see reappearance of forests(where squirrel can run wild and free without the need to touch the soil) in United Kingdom, where money should not be the issue.
DRC has population >100 million - that fact alone is making unsustainable maintenance of forests, for a population, that has basic needs, that include roof above their home, clothing and food.
I used GNOME 1.0, since the early days, even tried to contribute to Gtkmm back in the day, and now run XFCE on my travel netbook despite my usual C rants.

Because having a JavaScript driven desktop, and being forced to install extensions even for basic stuff is a no go for me, I rather use something that fully embraces C.
> Reading statistics, on average, men are financially better after divorce women worst

How is financially better calculated? Things like child support and alimony seem to not be counted for a lot of purposes - like tax - so the woman could be poorer on paper while actually having more money in practice.
A better title would be "NPM vulnerability allows anyone to publish any package"
The Web3 community is pretty actively innovating to create a decentralized and creative web, if you ignore the scams going out there.
That’s a weirdly good example actually, because if you have a window you want hidden then the average user understands that they can install curtains or blinds. But if stronger countermeasures are required for security (eg the window needs a physical alarm) then you might get a professional in to wire that alarm up. Curtains nor blinds are not going to stop someone from breaking in but the average person knows this.

With home networked devices the average user doesn’t know how to hide and protect those devices so here again they need professionals to do that for them too.

Windows weren’t intended to be entry points for burglaries. It just so happens that some Windows, particularly in older houses, aren’t all that secure so need additional countermeasures. Like wise for some home networking hardware.
How can you know that half the things I can represent are wrong? There are many situations where both returning a value and not returning a value are both valid. And where errors conditions may not dictate what the returned value should be.

Language design choices have to make sense. And this doesn't make practical sense to me since I've written code, just in the past 24 hours, that contradicts your assertion. And no, I don't think the code would be better if we robbed Go of expressive power - adding complexity elsewhere is just moving the problem if poor discipline around.
Java uses some memory for stack, about 1MB for each thread.
The moment the mind, a mere tool for the survival of the body, declared itself extremely important.
From then on, any imperfection means that death is lurking in the shadows.
Entropy eats up everything.
You can run away, but you can't hide.

The extreme narcissism of our time is only the most refined form.
Sharpened and promoted by the extreme free-market competition of individuals.
Whereby, this did not create it, it only took up the theme and perfected it.
Allthough, or better because, for the most time, there is nothing really substantial in them, they yell:
Me, me, me.

So, they don't have much else, but they want to be something.
Sell it to them.
Illusion.

The priest knew it, the shrink knows it.
Every good con man, spin doctor and the whole culture industry knows it.
There is a buck to be made, feeding the ego.

But every time this Illusion of being something substantial is shattered, the crack threatens to show the truth, the abyss.
The abyss of death.

The place the ego doesn't.exist.
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Agreed! But till that wonderful future, 15-20min on LI can work quite well vs auto-reject.

Most people trust the system despite already knowing it doesn't work, and then get sad when their dream job doesn't happen (or any job). There is no rule you have to do that!
Install gnome-tweaks, you can choose from a list of hotkey alternatives in Keyboard & Mouse | Additional Layout Options | Switching to another layout

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Sorry for expressing it this way, but what's naive is thinking your colleague is loyal. It is much simpler to just consider that he hasn't found a situation to screw you and the rest of the team yet, and that when such a situation happens, there's a chance he will act accordingly.

To me he has simply been unmasked as someone who is doing whatever he is currently incentivized to do, rather than someone who respects agreements. When you respect agreements it means you stick to it even when the situation changes to make it less favorable. When people do this it makes a lot of things much easier, since agreements can be relied on.

If you've ever been screwed over in business, you'll find your partners go to all sorts of lengths to pretend they were within their legal rights, which are conveniently just next to their moral obligations.
or play. Maybe that's it. Work without purpose.

I like the busywork. Less spooky than 'cultic ritual'.
If you haven’t watched the entire stream for the past 2 weeks you may be missing context here. Dark humor explains most of this.
Arguably that’s the difference between tech and non-tech companies: the tech companies embrace such systems, the non-tech companies minimise the cost of the systems.
I use LTSC for gaming and haven't had any issues. What's broken with Visual Studio?
Here is another problem to think about how humans are changing environment - forests and nature(with animals) are a source of diseases. If it is acceptable to massacre out of existence whole species of snails, that are part of malaria cycle, then destruction of forests in this is least concern.
I wonder what is the monthly cost on running their pipeline on new Google-backed system vs the old system they wrote themselves (but could've been running on public cloud before). I bet they got a massive discount, so would be good to know the unit prices (GB/s etc.) before that discount so that one can relate it to another company's problems and solutions.
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I don’t know. What if the partner is a bad, manipulative actor, but it is just too difficult to dissolve the marriage? For the sake of children, financial commitments, costs, unfair legacy laws and so on?

It’s certainly not unheard of, so I’ll keep sweeping personality assessments based on cheating at bay.

There’s clearly also other reasons, I’m not saying cheating partners are always poor martyrs of circumstance.
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