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There is no control over it in pure standard APIs, but if you are shipping a game you could do it with JVM specific ways or even ship a custom / customized GC.

But most games don't actually need this. I'd be more concerned about whether there's a JVM language you like over other non JVM options for a game.
As an Immigrant to the USA, I did not get the whole thanksgiving thing. But then as I had a kid there, I warmed up to it.

Then now I've been living abroad for almost 10 years without returning home to the USA and if I did not see this post I would not even have remembered.

It's strange how we can so quickly adjust to holidays from different countries in just a few years -- while forgetting the ones back home so easily. And it's not because we were ingrained with them as kids, because while I grew up in Jamaica, I've totally forgotten the holidays there now.

I guess the main one is Christmas - it's hard to forget because of all the shopping - and that's kinda celebrated here in Asia too.

Anyway... Happy Thanksgiving everyone!!
That's true, future app distributions should utilize web 3.0, e.g. decentralization. There is 0install ( https://0install.net/ ), for example, it is better.
> When the market is overinflated, [taking a short position] is exactly what you should do.

Now we're talking. Related: how do you feel about shorting TSLA? Or GOOG? If you think its appropriate to do so, what fraction of your net income or worth are you willing to place on that bet? I'm pretty sure they're overpriced, but I'm not kilobucks/month sure.
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Oversight of cash expensing is a basic financial control. Nobody, even the CEO, should be approving their own expensing with no oversight.

An assistant pretending to be their own boss, so they can approve their own expenses, is fraud and a clear fireable offense.
The 5x F-35 is hyperbole. ITER is currently being funded and does account for about 80% of the current global fusion research budget. Fair enough, its results will be valuable. US pulling of funding throughout the Reagan era slowed progress by a few decades. We won't make up that lost time no matter how much money we spend. For now all the eggs are in the basket and we wait for the results.

MIT's HTS coil winding is the space to watch now imo. If it isn't all smoke and mirrors then we could see real test reactors for less money than ITER in our lifetime.
What about that story implies that it is the work of several people?
Citizen of the Earth, member of the Cherokee Nation - let us not forget the spirit of the day. Everyone viewing this post has something to be thankful for. Be humble, be kind. Happy Thanksgiving.
Sussex Police – UKs Aaron Swartz
I saw a post in here, RateOurOfficers.org the UKs version of RateOurCops.org

Sussex Police is corrupt. They aren't targetting blacks or being racist, they are targetted hackers and using a 90s Computer Misuse Law, ya know when you could login to a computer just by clicking cancel at the networking prompt.

A coding error a simple coding error and they nearly killed him. Fuck Malwarebytes guy. This kid setup the first public CyberSecurity Company and was tormented by a force and a "Cyber Security Detective - Paul Constable https://rateourofficers.org/osint/paul-constable that held ZERO IT qualifications. How the hell do you police Cyber without being able to turn it on or off? -

Sussex Police Targets Autistic Hackers, and cannot tell the difference between a Hacker and a Sabetour.

11hrs!!! to stop 3,000 emails from a single IP, how pathetic.
Yeah, it's a bit of a mess. Jeff Geerling did a good two-part write up where he went through a lot of experimentation with different brands, which I've still got in an open tab somewhere.

The Node-Red / Home Assistant (hassio) stuff I need to really dive into in anger at some point. So far my 'smart' stuff is some google gear + Philips Hue (lighting), and these little ESP microcontrollers.

When looking at what vendor to adopt, I've been checking what has the best support by the hassio community - on the assumption they've been down this path already.
Happy Thanksgiving to all Americans!
Depends on upbringing. I grew up in tall buildings, and am comfortable in that environment. When I had an opportunity to buy a detached house, I saw how much work it is, and it felt a bit lonely there, so I decided it's not for me.
Rental yield in Mumbai: 2-3%

https://www.commonfloor.com/guide/price-rent-ratio-grows-in-...
I think he didn't mention R-9, though possibly mentioned some of its engines. And - as he says himself - those are engines of rockets, not spacecrafts. Still - a pretty good summary.
You probably should try to do it old analog style: just plug your microphones into each other’s PCs and set up soundcard's mixer to add mic input into the mix
NASA's InSight Mars Lander Gets a Power Boost
I mean, you clearly know exactly what the holiday is about. What's the point of your comment?
You might take a survey amongst your friends before claiming that the dictionary tells you all you need to know about the word "mitigate".
You could say the same for a toy car that I made when I was 5 out of play dough.

That car has no peer.

A more relevant question to ask is... in head on air to air combat, is there a plane that can match it or beat it?
HN is a great place to learn new things. And new words! This is the first time I’ve ever heard the word “cantankerous” :)
Just to be blunt: because eventually nobody wants to hear it anymore.

This has been an extremely brutal couple of years for everybody, and by most estimations the brutality is going to continue. People want something to be happy about, and the idea of sharing things they're thankful for is that. You don't need to take that from them.
Perhaps data-entered on a phone that auto-corrected?
Could have been an Apple device?
Academia is a lost cause (for at least a generation or two) in the West. Parallel institutions or great power competition might bring it back into reality, but perhaps not.
Well said.

A fun way to improve one's intuition for the huge space of primes in the regions that are used in cryptography is to run something like

openssl prime -generate -bits 1024

(This would give you one of two secret parameters for a 2048-bit RSA modulus.)

Here is an example output:

171512683213144641422165911053946068613736141364433791764418217818329805042681574174826781297743340609766353737741548521280185783254625590756752560896455821248403501924867464886010664489035275551178636464876794754383911750620888923620343965444339734253757757361106691647372710935609902417522529107877592063581

Not very easy to guess just because the space in question is limited to "1024-bit primes"!

And indeed, that's part of why we use primes that are this big when we still use RSA. They're big enough that the number of possibilities makes them not easy to guess (even given the extra hint of "the secret number you're looking for is one of the factors of this 2048-bit semiprime").

Exponentials are always hard for human intuition. We start with some kind of pattern and it feels like there just aren't that many numbers that would satisfy it. But when you get out to large numbers (even numbers as large as the one above), there just are that many numbers that would satisfy the pattern!
Universe Is Hostile to Computers
Beijing rental yield is 1.5% - 2% now officially, it is probably less in reality. Shanghai is around 3%.

China and India probably share similar low rent yields in cities with more speculative real estate markets.
That does seem to be what happens. In Australia, if the prices of houses even look to be standing still, the government will hand out taxpayer money to buyers to prop the prices up. Or they will let people withdraw from their retirement funds to buy.
> but I guess that's very much nothing to do with Java, but the un-optimized code

You guess right. There are some few fan made mods (optifine, sodium/etc) that often improve performance by an order of magnitude, from tens of frames a second to hundreds.
Apple reportedly switching to its own iPhone modem design in 2023
You start in a file where you aren't even editing yet. From there, to start almost every type of navigation, highlight, or edit action will often be a few character combinations. Go to the end of a file and adding text to the end of the line would be "GA", for example. Most actions don't require adjustment of your hand placement (and its even better if you remap capslock to escape) or use of a mouse. Whatever action you take can be repeated with a simple period (big time saver if you need to repeat an action mutliple times).
More powerful commands like find and replace are available with the command mode. It works perfectly well over a remote session, also

Once you learn the keys that correspond to your desired actions, everything else feels wasteful (Especially as I'm writing this on my phone). I turn on vim keys for anything that has it. It takes a long time to build up your vim vocab (I recommend you learn the simple stuff and incrementally look up better ways to approach things as you go). A great way to get started is vimtutor, which is built in when you install vim; just run vimtutor from shell and start reading. There's a lot more depth to what is possible, buffers, plugins, etc. but that's what stands out to me.
Having less money might have increased progress. I tend to agree with my old boss, David Montgomery, that the eagerness to build big machines distracted the community from investigating the basic plasma physics and hydrodynamics that we needed to understand first.
I'm not saying that all hypergraphs - or all graphs - literally are bipartite graphs, I'm saying that you can construct a bipartite graph that represents the same structure as the hypergraph.

Given the hypergraph:

A -> (B, C)

you can convert it to a bipartite graph by introducing an extra vertex of the second type to represent the hyper-edge:

A -> e
e -> B
e -> C

You can do the same thing starting from a "regular" graph, although it's kind of silly for most purposes; for the basic cycle, you'd have:

A -> e1
e1 -> B
B -> e2
e2 -> C
C -> e3
e3 -> A

I'd say that's a much more valid representation of the graph than the spanning tree, which is lossy (since you can't tell from [A, B, C] whether or not there's an edge C->A).
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And far more Vietnamese, Koreans, and Iraqis.
https://www.ssa.gov/OACT/COLA/central.html

Mean income (the more useless measure) is about $54,000.

Median income (the meaningful, realistic number) is $34,000.

How many of these people
$34k jobs do you think come with actual health, dental, and other benefits?

The middle income families are barely scraping by.
Yes ! I call it software literacy. welcome to the dark side, we have cookies :-)
If it feels like a day of mourning to you, then go ahead and mourn. You seem to believe that we are celebrating what you are mourning; we're not.
I love this! Great post.
No lock would keep a determined adversary out.

We have Ring, so you’re right, we are exposing ourselves to Internet foes, but it is Ring / Amazon, so they have lots of reason to keep things secure.

A key isn’t all that great at keeping secure either given you can just borrow it for five minutes and make a copy without ever taking to anyone.
> truly wealthy (those whose wealth isn't riding on leverage)

incredibly convenient to just dismiss those people who lost wealth this way, and claim that the "truly wealthy" is to be blamed.
What I'd really love to see is this combined with low latency drawing / doodling. I wanna make pictured with friends fast enough to play games.
The comparison to F1 drivers and airline pilots is a faulty analogy. F1 drivers can't be responsible for a loose wheel nut because there is literally nothing they could do to know about or fix the situation.

In this case, though, it is the pilot's responsibility to do a visual inspection before take off, which he clearly failed to do.
What are your top self hosted software that you can't go without?
"They used to say you could not teach women to read"

I disagree - we spend years from age two teaching literacy. It's a skill that needs practise, but it's a relatively new invention that has enormous benefits. Software is too.

(Mind blowing fact: The walls of jericho were built 2,000 years before writing was invented)
Well, you did better than I did. I only get pictures of stars and galaxies regardless of what I input, even restricting it to landscapey words.
I lived in Beijing for 9 years and never thought "hey, my rent is too expensive!". I started paying 4000 RMB in 2007 and ended at 9,500 RMB in 2016 (on a slightly bigger place, in between I was at 6500-9000 on a much bigger place than what I ended at). Rental yields in Beijing are horrible (1-2%, the home I was paying 9000RMB a month on maybe would have gone for 7-8 million RMB at the time I was paying the rent), but most landlords didn't buy at current market prices.
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Or they can just let someone else pay to invent it and take the innovation the last mile.
It’s a nice reason to recollect what you are thankful for or can be as other people share

To me i can appreciate that far more than worrying about the origin story, but the version thats told is inspirational too
Thanks for the mention, But I had commented on it already and besides just the URL without information is not liked by the community and hence the down votes I think.
> Is it off topic?

Yes.

> Is my concern for consumerism over Black Friday not relevant?

To a post about being thankful on Thanksgiving? It is absolutely not relevant. Let people be happy.
I agree it has generally been a sham for a long time. If we actually believed strongly in free markets we would have let the various financial institutions die in 2008. I personally believe smaller regional players would have stepped in and we may have had a stronger recovery after a worse initial depression as those players fill the gap.

Let's also see the real consequences of the rapidly increasing inflation too in the coming years from the last couple stimulus bills. I wouldn't be too quick to look at QE as a panacea.

Seems like we've been treating symptoms instead of addressing various root causes for a long long time.
Users flag and I would assume I mostly associate the holiday with genocide. did it. Then you have the wrong association given the current tribal views on the holiday. This view doesn't help anyone and actively hurts the perception of the tribes. Can we just have one day where we are thankful and get along?

I work at a TCU and we gathered canned items as a staff to distribute to the less fortunate. That's the actual spirit of Thanksgiving.
Happy thanksgiving, HN! Hoping for a safe and happy weekend for everyone, and praying for anybody daring to brave an airport! Good luck, and reminder: take as much leftovers home as you possibly can. Stuffing a Hawaiian roll full of cold turkey and cranberry sauce and eating it over the sink is a godly act.

For those of you who have to work to keep this giant machine running, just be aware: legally you are allowed to have one drink at your desk at all times during the holiday weekend. I don't make the rules.
Sorry wrote a post but accidently erased and hate typing on phone so here's a useful link.

https://skeptics.stackexchange.com/questions/44879/does-anim...
Suggests the DIFF16 delta-color mode is responsible for quite a bit of the savings. Maybe it would be worth experimenting the exact encoding.

One idea would be to start a predicted color (calculate the delta of the previous two pixels, apply that, then specify a delta to that). Another would be to encode the delta in YUV or some other color space, and then experiment with the best balance of bits between those channels.

Perhaps it would be better to steal bits from RUN16 instead, I somewhat doubt it's usefulness.
I'd like to discuss with you in Good faith. But your points seem to be made in bad faith.

PRISM wasn't really a cooperative program, it was a highjacking of the internet backbone wasn't it? Your citation doesn't confirm any kind of cooperation.

I didn't really make any claim about Apple doing extra, I was challenging the idea that they some how do worse. They seem to play as fair as you can in the given political environments across the various nations they work in.

Not knowing what kind of keys or encryption I use on my device, I'm not sure you can make any reasonable comment on what I think, or what the US wants me to think. MacBooks don't force any particular type of crypto, you can kind of do whatever you like. Are you referring to something in particular?

Domestic data sovereignty is not unique to china. A number of countries ask for that. I agree it's not ideal, and mandated backdoors (which Countries like Australia have) add to the problem here. Google don't service the Chinese market directly, Microsoft have in country storage, as do Yahoo, so not sure your point there. "Every other big tech company"? Tencent/Alibaba are obviously also in china. I'm not sure what the alternative to compliance with countries laws are. Do you think it's better if companies do not obey local laws?

A lot of countries are "Known abusers of human rights"... if you made a prerequisite of not working with those countries, you'd be out of business pretty quick. Agree that's not ideal... but it is the reality.
lol, nice one.
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The time of someone who can do that kind of crafty tuning is almost certainly worth more than the hardware. If nothing else, I'd think having you do a week or two of consultancy and buy more hardware with the proceeds would be more efficient in terms of getting things done. (I appreciate that nonprofits have a lot of particular constraints that mean that that's probably not a practical way forward).
Happy Thanksgiving everyone. I hope you can spend some time with family this holidays.

You are all beautiful, bickering, nerds. And I love you all.
I promise you I don't have any opinion about what you are celebrating. I do not think people here are celebrating genocide, I think they are ignoring it and then downvoting and flagging comments that mention it. That behavior does not seem appropriate to me.
It's one of the unspoken rules here ("Thou shalt not bring up painful or inconvenient truths", related to "Thou shalt not be controversial in a way that doesn't reinforce our beliefs"). But now you're violating an actual rule too ("Thou shalt not comment on being downvoted/flagged").
I – like other people have reported – have grown tremendously intellectually by reading HN through the years.

Happy Thanksgiving!
Some members of the public have suggested using the Ingenuity Mars Helicopter’s whirring blades to clear off InSight’s panels, but that’s not an option, either: The operation would be too risky, and the helicopter is roughly 2,145 miles, or 3,452 kilometers, away.

Yep, that’d make that approach difficult.
Does it actually say anywhere how this helps organize your life?
Actually if you borrow money to buy overpriced properties, you are not going to end rich.

Low interests helped those who invested in equity or had real estate to sell.
It's still there on blur. It seems to be useful, because it correctly gets across the impression of the sort of VPN you recommending.
Literally the first step after accepting the TOS:

https://i.imgur.com/oH4P1Xc.png
It's not an eagerness to build big machines because they are fun, but out of necessity to push the experimental regime forward.

Given constrained budgets theory has continued to thrive. Cutting edge turbulence models are being made by theoretical plasma physicists. This is a problem no other engineer wants to touch with a 10 foot pole yet has incredibly far-reaching implications for many engineering fields.
You are celebrating a holiday commemorating western settlers committing genocide against the indigenous nations of America, whether you choose to recognize it or not, that is indeed its historical legacy.
>My roommate and his co-workers took an extra-long lunch that day.

If only that was what actually happened when people took initiative in this way...
Well yes, in a sense it has to be that way, because people aren’t born owning anything but eventually younger people will end up with everything when older people die.

However, sometimes the transfer is via inheritance and sometimes it’s by selling property. I wonder to what extent retirement could be considered to be funded by real estate sales? It’s certainly something people do: sell the house and move somewhere cheaper.
Canada is already that place. That's why their local purchases didn't catch up with them, but something to do with a (likely) US service.
I'd need a six figure signing bonus to tolerate coworkers who treat everyone like a biohazard.
"Stuffing a Hawaiian roll full of cold turkey and cranberry sauce and eating it over the sink is a godly act."

what i would pay for that experience while walking home after a night out.
For those that are alone, remember the world is full of serendipity and the desolate years can change.

For those in groups, be thankful for those you break bread with and the paths that led them to your table.
How do you become a high paid consultant?
That's what the Dutch say about Black Pete. It's just a bit of blackface, and the children are happy.
That is absolutely not what the holiday is for. If you believe that, you are either lying, or are suffering some sort of paranoid delusion. Go outside.
Serious question, would that be realized wealth or on paper wealth? If some startup founders equity is worth a billion but isn’t liquid, do we tax that too?
Can someone who uses a tool like this explain to me why they use it? I am of the opinion that nothing beats pen to page and recently bought an e-ink tablet that fulfills that role. Based on a cursory glance and my biases, it seems frivolous and over-engineered.