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You used the word feel in quote marks above. What was the definition you intended to imply there?
I like to eat crab and lobster, but I never understood how anyone could boil one of them alive - even if it hasn't (or hadn't) been 100% proven they can feel pain, it seems such a horrible, horrible thing to do!

I'm not any kind of animal rights activist, but it makes me feel upset just thinking about it :shudder:
I appreciate it, but I'm currently living in central Asia as part of an internship. Shipping here is very not economical
Presumably, intelligence entails understanding that suffering can take forms other than the immediately obvious ones, and taking steps to minimize it if possible.
The streamer was there for few years before the game was even announced though.
Going onto the IdiotsInCars subreddit, it's kind of shocking how commonplace it is for people to undertake other road users by speeding past in the slow lane. It's already more difficult to merge back into a slower lane because you have a much bigger blind-spot (and have to twist your neck a lot more to get a good look), so it doesn't make it any easier if you have to expect that people will be speeding to undertake you.
That you can’t see the price of the subscription up front is damning. I can’t stand that about enterprise software, but that being opaque in b2c pricing is unforgivable.
or Jimbo is tempted to steal a catalyzer to avoid getting into a high interest debt spiral that ends in homelessness?
And when it fails to infer the type of something you can add `assert isinstance(foo, T)`, and PyCharm will make use of that.
Exactly, as with any technique it takes experience and an understanding of the immediate social situation. People whipping out dominance-inducing tools makes them, well, seem like the tool with a complete disregard for the greater aim.
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> Is the standard library type checked?

There are type hints for the standard library and using `--strict` works just fine if that is all you are using. This does not preclude bugs from the standard library or errors in types but bugs in a statically typed language's compiler also does not defeat the purpose of static typing either and having a static typed language does not eliminate the possibility of bugs in the compiler or standard library either.

It seems people forget that reinterpret_cast, void * (c++), Object (java), (interface{}) (golang) exists. If all you are using is the standard library then you will be able to write much safer code in python than in golang, given it passes static type validation. At least python's type system has generics.

> Are there still mistakes in the typeshed like 2*-1 is int?

I'm sure there are still mistakes, just like I'm sure there are still bugs in most compilers.
Transmitting in that band sounds like a good way to get your local RF authority coming round with the men in suits (for good reason).

It could maybe be done by replacing the antenna with some kind of direct output that emulated a 3G tower perhaps, big job though.
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Surely it isn't, but it would hardly be the first time a company did something in that boneheaded vein.
But fields of science/academia have factual authority that a random persons' opinion does not.

The "conversation", which I assume to be the societal conversation i.e. marketplace of ideas is explicitly a free, and public one.
Not the author but PG connection scalability being blamed on per-process model is somewhat misunderstood. You can easily have many hundreds of thousands of processes, they are mostly equivalent to threads on Linux anyway (with some minor differences ofc).

Instead the poor scalability stems from the amount of resources allocated to each connection. If postgres was to switch to threads without changing this architecture it's likely scalability wouldn't be majorly improved.

By the same token a connection pooler that is fork based but only allocates a very small amount of resources per connection is still likely to a net win as it can do statement based pooling of a smaller number of postgres connections.
Two reasons.

(1) The kernel itself needs access to good random numbers for its operation.

(2) Having a source of random number is something many applications need, and just like other services (storage, communication) random numbers a good thing to provide.

As the article shows, generating good random numbers generated based on physical entropy is a complex process. Not providing this as a service to applications would probably lead to many applications having bad random numbers. Just like we don't expect all applications to implement their own version of TCP.

Note that applications may use PRNGs from a library, for example Clib. But unless you want just pseudo randomness you somehow need to get entropy/noise from the physical machine. And the service presented to the application (for example via /dev/random) provides that.
I thought you didn't want ongoing service? You want them to keep working on updates for your device but you don't want to keep paying them?

> I can be sure that I will always own them and that security updates will never end, if the device is still used by the community.

How do you ensure that someone else will write a security patch for you?
macOS has a service (AirPlay) running on port 5000 by default
I don't think IANA explicitly reserved .dev. It was made popular as a local dev domain by Basecamp's Pow[1] and Laravel Valet[2]. IANA only defines .test, .example, .invalid, .local, and .localhost as reserved (with .onion being the latest addition in 2015[3])

Though in this list, only .test and .example are marked as non-special and must be resolved normally by RFC 6761, and .local is reserved for mDNS by RFC 6762. In this list, .test would have been the most appropriate for Pow to use.

CydeWeys (Tech Lead of Google Registry) has commented on HN in the past that they did not anticipated people weren't following the best practices[4], which makes me think IANA should have given .dev the same treatment as .onion: by explicitly reserving them (but this is another topic to discuss).

[1]: https://github.com/basecamp/pow

[2]: https://github.com/laravel/valet

[3]: https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc7686.html

[4]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24606714
I'm to blame for 5000 being popular as HTTP port as I picked it by default for Flask. The reason I did this was that there is only one HTTP port (other than 80 you can't bind to) in the IANA registration which is 8080. A few people started using other ports around the time because 8080 was commonly already occupied by some userspace HTTPDs.

I picked specifically 5000 because the IANA registration for this port was assigned to a single service, was not used and generally obscure. Whatever Apple has running on there is also unlikely to be what the IANA registration refers to.
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Do you mean boards or chips? "Fabs" as typically referenced in the industry refers to wafer fabs.
Not surprising. Providing super charging is really expensive - equipment, grid demand charge, or battery buffering. Those rates were always super subsidized.

This particularly affects the Tesla Semi cost calculation
> Don't install updates then! I don't understand this line of logic - you don't want ongoing service but you're using the ongoing service to get updates?

For example, one might want to get security updates.
I think that's what underlies a lot of this disagreement. Risk, and what risk is manageable, and who gets to shoulder it.

These allegedly affected athletes (if that's what really caused their issue), probably have a very different feeling and assessment about the manageability of their myocarditis vs covid risk, and they by-and-large didn't get to choose - the decision was made for them, in part because the risk of Covid in > 80s is 1000x+ higher. There wasn't any sort of democratic discussion and consensus about what risks we were willing to accept in either Covid or in possible vaccine effects, people were just told by the authorities what they were going to accept. So people with different risk profiles and people with different amounts of risk-willingness are are major levels of disagreement, even if they don't always frame it in those terms.

EDIT: Brief correction that the risk I was thinking of is in 85+ year olds, and it's only 570x the risk of 18-29 year olds, not more than 1000x.

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You shouldn't be downvoted for saying this. As a server-side developer of 20 years the server-side templating languages have a lot to learn from the frontend experience. And I say this as a user of Smarty, Jinja2 and now Twig & nunjucks. Template inheritance is fantastic. But...

Being able to develop and test standalone HTML components using Storybook is a whole lot nicer than splitting a server-side template into components (which Twig certainly doesn't support cleanly), building a tool to render them and then maintaining your own component library. So normally we end up with HTML bits in Storybook which are copied and pasted into Twig templates, placeholders added and then you can guess they get out of sync.

I appreciate the argument that I should "use JS server-side and render ${js_fe_framework_of_choice} server-side" and it's valid. But I'd also like to be able to run components in _any language_ and get the same DX. Note none of this is talking about hydration - I'm wanting to leverage the JS FE frameworks as clever templating engines which output dumb HTML.
You could use Django just for the backend and have your frontend code be written in React+Typescript, no?
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I’m guessing the logic is that having play by default (like it is now) in a way duplicates the action on the UI. If you want to play the album in order and you are already on the album page, you can simply press on the first track and let it go from there. Now, pressing on the first track and pressing play do the same thing.
> and I even had flashes of conspiracy theory (now, really? right after a 1 year warranty expires?

Not sure it could change anything to you but reMarkable is a EU company where the minimum legal warranty is of two years. Which implies :

- that even if they were evil (which I'm sure they aren't), they wouldn't intentionally produce devices that last less than two years.

- that it's not impossible that you could get a two year warranty, but they probably have different terms for US sales. But it's worth checking.
> Your post comes off strongly as cultish/MLMish

That's because I strongly believe in its ability to have positive change on our civilisation... environmentally, economically, politically, and sociologically.

Any belief held strongly enough appears cultish. Ultimately, I don't really care how it appears.

But hey, I could be wrong about Bitcoin, I just hope I'm not.

If I'm wrong I look foolish and have lost thousands of dollars saved in Bitcoin. If I'm right... well, I guess we'll see.
I’ll curse your writing style for free and will rewrite it for $1 a word plus $5 for each word I can eliminate.
> On the contrary, though, advocating for population reduction is inherently classist, since this requires government management, and ruling classes will inevitably protect their own ranks first.

If I can make the choice to recycle, eat less cows, cycle instead of walking; why can't I make the choice to have 2 children instead of 5. Or even have 1.
Is it really incorrect or does the term just happen to be a homonymous collision of more than one semantic concept?

I don't know (it's an actual question I ask myself, not some rhetoric vehicle), but the concept you declare as incorrect is so widespread it makes me wonder... (obviously, the meaning in the legal context we are talking about it's clearly on one side)
Nothing stopping you from writing a Django app with parts written in React, VueJS or whatever you prefer.
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If anyone with publically published material has demonstrated that they do everything for a specific purpose, it is Jordan Peterson. His body of work is plenty to demonstrate that he would not do something recklessly or without specific focus and purpose. We desperately want to derive causation from correlation, but that particular approach has created some incredibly negative movement in popular culture and society at large.

The man doesn't need to explain himself to overly left left wing redditors looking to try to take him down a notch or prove him wrong. I only metion redditors as your comment on benzos is the single most popular item to bring up in a discusson about him. His years of work and masses of public statements and appearances get dismissed with a single, ill informed snarky one-liner. The man is a treasure.
The larger point is that this is kind of like how a gym wants paying customers that don't show up too often or a flight operator over sells seats betting some flyers don't make it.

It's a business that is subsidised by the ever increasing busyness of life and rising rates of executive dysfunction (there's a population that struggles to keep up with admin tasks on a neurological level and it's biologically determined)

They have an incentive to get as many paying customers as possible but not necessarily turn them into engaged users. It can come too close to a racket depending on how discerning of a consumer you are
> Pronounced: p-g-a-gro-al, named after Agroal in Portugal.

Interesting!
I've been looking for a simple package management solution that doesn't interfere with my OS and simply puts all packages in /some_location/package/version, and that allows me to install packages on remote machines together with the other packages they depend on.

I thought Nix could be this; unfortunately it looks like it's an overengineered thing that requires that everything you do follows the Nix philosophy.
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They provided the label and picked the carrier (DHL). DHL picked the package up and promptly lost it or forgot about it or whatever happens with shipping companies that are trash.

I waited about 2 weeks before I complained because COVID and all that. After 3 weeks of absolutely zero package movement (stuck in the same location) they refused to give a refund. I filed a dispute and finally got my refund after it sat around in a shipping facility for over a month.

The entire time Remarkable provided incorrect and misleading instructions for my return. Often calling it a replacement. At one point their service manager actually said they were refunding me and then about 30 minutes later retracted it and said they’d only refund me when they had the return in their hands.

I provided a full timeline of their horrible support to my credit company, I can dig that up if you want the full rundown on their awful handling of a simple return.
I had never read "This is Water" and somehow (and I'm sure I see that because I know the outcome) you can really feel the depression lurking in his words, and maybe even his internal battle against it. The back and forth one can have between seeing the world as a playground and seeing it as a prison.
I think some (very often smart) people are cursed by the ability to see the absurdity of life and not being able to do anything against it.
I’m guessing English isn’t your first language by your use of the word “anomal” - which doesn’t mean what you think it does. This may be contributing to your confusion.

https://xkcd.com/1732/ Suggests the fastest temperature change in last 20k years is around 1 deg c in a 1000 years. The graph linked here shows 1 deg c in around 50 years.

Annual variation is up to 0.3 deg c, mostly less, from eyeballing the graph data. If you’re suggesting that there is a reason we shouldn’t call a 1 deg c plus change an anomaly, you should really just say what that is, just like you have for winter and summer which nobody would call an anomaly.
That's cool. Have known the founder and liked their product and seemed relevant hence suggested.

Do check out Appsmith (https://github.com/appsmithorg/appsmith), I work here and we're an open source low code framework for building internal applications. We haven't really thought about the accounting use case, but now that you mention it, it could be super interesting (we've ofcourse had a lot of users building for HR, IT, Sales & Marketing use cases, other than the support).

Btw, on an unrelated note, I'm Kashmiri too :)
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When debugging: Somebody is always lying.

I found that most of the time, a bug is the result of a misunderstanding.
Once I've ruled out the most obvious things that could go wrong, I assume that every line of code is a lie.

Doing x + y => print x, print y and print x + y (oh oh here is an overflow)
Sending a parameter to a function => print arguments before the call and within the call (oh oh somebody is messing with memory and I'm reading garbage)

This helps catching silent failures which causes problems down the line.
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Yes, the Python standard library (like many other implementations) chose to do the "easy" way instead of the "correct" one.

Correct case-folding in Greek is complicated, since it might introduce diaeresis in the next vowel, if the accents are removed: Μάιος - ΜΑΪΟΣ.

All this means that correct handling is not reversible, which introduces a slew of other problems.
> regime change

Nice euphemism for coup d'etat...
There are specific car models they're looking for (e.g., Prius 2009), so to maximize the chance of finding these they search in large crowded parking lots. So, if anything the problem was aggravated (at least here) when the societies were "powered up".
The subscription mode is likely primarily there for syncing their bank account with bank accounts of VCs who price everything in multiples of monthly recurring revenue. Probably not gonna end well.
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The theory I hear from people who do it is that the animals die instantly in thermal shock. Would be great if someone in the know could comment; I'm certainly not endorsing this view!
I suppose we are intelligent enough to understand that our actions may provoke pain, and that we are also intelligent enough to know that someone/something might feel pain even if it's not evident.

You don't have to burst in tears, it's enough to be aware of some facts and deal with them. You deal with them by "not seeing, not hearing" (or not wanting to). It's fine.
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> edit: lots of people mentioning that you have SSH on the Remarkable. Good thing, but fiddling with shell scripts (yeah, no big deal for others, new for me) to sync with a cloud service of your choice... not sure I want that.

I mean, yeah, as much as it sounds fun, I pay for things like this to have more time/ease doing other stuff (drawing, taking notes, etc), so this seems to defeat the point.

iPad Pro + paperwhite + concepts and procreate does the job for me for that specific reason. I know that otherwise I’d get derailed and just start hacking things together instead of doodling
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Don't know the other two. The ML art community is weird. They like to cite a lot due to presumably academic backgrounds but no one _really_ wants to be hyper-famous amidst the NFT crowd (recently hacked Banksy, for instance) and so they all use handles pretty frequently.
If that’s the case can we shoot at companies?

Over my life I have had thousands of dollars stolen from me in the form of stolen wages or services paid for but not rendered, but I feel like no one in this thread arguing for shooting of thieves would be fine with me shooting up the local Fedex because they lost my package and refused to reimburse me
I don't think calling it a "myth" and "mythbusting" is agnostic. If the author was agnostic, they would call it a theory. The correct conclusion from the evidence is that we don't know. The incorrect conclusion is to say that it is a myth because there is no documentary evidence.
I haven't fully read through this so I can't provide any direct insights; however, https://staffeng.com/guides/ may prove to be a helpful resource for you. It's a site/book regarding the career path for engineers beyond the senior level.

It contains stories as well as guides and in particular there are two sections that stand out regarding your situation: *Getting the title where you are* and *Switching companies to get the title*.
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I'd love to read a comparison with PgBouncer (I assume that PgBouncer is still the dominant connection pool)
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