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you can't necessarily conclude that Samsung's N3 will be worse because their N8 was worse. Bleeding edge manufacturing requires gambles every couple of nodes with what technology you decide to invest your R&D into. TSMC's mix of lucky and good with EUV patterning won them an advantage over samsung who kept rolling with DUV for 8nm. Intel similarly gambled and fumbled around the same time.

Lots of people were asking why TSMC wasn't charging a higher premium for their 7nm when it was the best process in the world, my theory is that they understand the above and need to maintain relationships for the possibility that Samsung (and Intel as they adapt their business model) can come back around with a little bit of luck and a lot of investment.
it was mounted with two screws to plastic posts from the tv housing, and connected with either a ribbon cable or what resembled a mini coax cable (I forget the specifics, but at least on my model it was readily apparent).
> Programs don't do this, why do you expect every math paper to do it?

Well, I don't. It was you moving the goalpost. I talked about "a few pages", and you made "a book" out of it. I simply don't agree with you here and so I have very little to add at this point, sorry.

> This is called a bibliography, every book that isn't so old that it is the definition and paper includes one.

No. Bibliography is like a list of libraries you depend on. It has literally nothing to do with explaining the syntax close to where it's used.

> appendices which cover (some of) the foundational material.

Ha, ha, ha. No. If it's not front and center, then it doesn't count. I'm sorry, but I'm really tired of this subject. I would be willing to compromise more if that wasn't the case, believe me.

> show the symbols and their names, if not their definitions.

Ok. Putting that on the cover is a bit strange, but ok. That's a nice, but very small, step in the right direction. Please iterate and improve upon it!

EDIT: again, because I missed it at first:

> Programs don't do this, why do you expect every math paper to do it?

Programs do come with man pages! And tutorials, interactive tours, contextual help, and more. Emacs comes with 3 books, and a tutorial. (GNU) libc has a book to it. Firefox has a whole portal (MDN) as its documentation. Visual Studio comes with MSDN and a huge amount of explanatory material. And when it comes down to code, you have auto-completion, go to definition, search for callers; you can hover over a symbol and you get a popup with documentation and types; you can also trace execution, stop the execution, rewind the execution (if you have good debugger), experiment with various expressions evaluated at different points.

The most important difference between math and programming (or CS)is that programmers can (and do) build automated tools that help the next generation of newbies get into programming, while mathematicians can't. It's just that they don't want to admit this is a weakness, and only fortify more in their ivory towers.

TLDR: I just can't see how you can even put math papers and programs on the same scale in terms of accessibility!
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>ton of the bullshit abstractions

Not sure how that's the Java's problem. Most of these abstraction come older frameworks. You can have these same abstraction/design pattern in Go also.
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Yeah but if 1 of your customers offers to prepaid for 10 years of service at the same price you wouldn't turn that away. Allowing you to maintain your other customers. Apple's pre-order of 3nm will get them priority as they ordered it before it was an option. (see Kickstarter)
People can also understand each other through combinations of obscure slang, garbled audio, thick accents, and drunken slurring. It's still an unpleasant way to communicate.

Shall we be satisfied with the same low standards in a technical field, because it is how it is?

Hands-on users of math notation are complaining that it sucks. I'm not sure why a dismissive "works for me" is so often the default response.
> This does not reveal anything more than what Lewinsky revealed about the US voting politics.

Read my words.

There is nothing in parallel between them.
They just reveal a lot of similarity of how to play the sexual scandal for political gains in 2 political systems.
Peng Shuai and Gaoli are not going to be harmed in any way more than Clinton and Lewinsky.

As for anyone disappearing. No one will, CCP will make sure of that. https://www.cnn.com/2021/11/22/china/peng-shuai-public-appea...
In what era are you claiming this?

The UK does have "Economy 7" tariffs which are a much simplified off-peak discount intended primarily for storage heating. The idea is, we provide a meter which knows what time it is, for 7 hours each night (when generally power usage is lower) you are charged less per kWh than the other 21 hours per day.

If you keep a Tokyo schedule but live in Yorkshire then this might work for you, but the primary use case was electric storage heating, during the night cheap electricity heats some bricks in a box, during the day you let the heat out of the box to keep your home warm, next night the bricks are re-heated. It's annoying because weather is hard to predict, if you wake up to an unexpected blizzard, too bad, you will freeze or need to use an "immediate" heating source that's very expensive, alternatively if you predict the blizzard but wake to find it's sunny and mild, now your home is 25°C and you feel like an idiot.

I'm not aware of it ever being the case that some household circuits were charged differently in order to make lighting cheaper and it seems unlikely this would be effective. Electric lighting was a huge winner because it's both more convenient and cheaper to use than gas (or worse oil) lamps so an incentive seems unnecessary.
This is comically false. But for the weird appeal to quantum computers, it's exactly what a Slashdot commenter would have said about elliptic curves in 1998.
> You say that as if not voting was some virtue, it's not

It absolutely can be.

Every politician desperately wants you to vote. It’s, obviously, what gives them power and either an implicit or explicit endorsement of their policies and behaviors.

If you hate politicians, don’t do what they desperately want you to do.
Just dropped my CC subscription because 98/100 times I need to design something I say “fuck it” and do it in Canva in less time than it would’ve taken Illustrator to load.
Much more likely is that MediaTek was willing to invest what's needed (i.e. agree to TSMC's asking price) to catch up to / overtake Qualcomm.

Qualcomm as incumbent could've taken too much time trying to negotiate a lower price (e.g. "if you don't lower your price, we'll go to Samsung!").
I’m using a Linode $5 running nginx for static here.
See my comment elsewhere in this thread where I think I pretty much exhaustively treated the subject.

And no, that particular version of 'split phase' is not +120V and -120V, this is not DC that we are talking about. Europe used to have a lot of that kind of split phase but we 'phased it out' to use a cheap pun.

So now the term single phase is used to indicate what you typically get delivered to your house and we don't further subdivide it. This is good because it means you can run much thinner wire due to reduced current. You do get a bigger whack if you accidentally end up touching the phase or if there is an internal short in an ungrounded device that exposes that phase to the outside (this should never happen). In North America 240 V center tapped off a single drop transformer is the norm for residential delivery.
Super answer! I wish you were one of my professors, and I had excellent professors.

If I may humbly add, try making your own notation and playing around with it. Very rapidly one realizes just how hard a problem good notation is.
I've got way too many years of bash under my belt to invest in another shell. I gave oil shell a solid look and decided to not use it. While that may sound wrong, I dont see oil shell having enough features that are different enough to sway people over. I can't think of the saying here, but essentially its not disruptive in the shell space.

Also, it's just shell. By the time I end up with a complicated shell script, i've rewritten it in go, python, etc.

This is just my two cents, if I see more people talking about and using oil shell, I may reconsider.
Copying the other guys, as always. The US has been collecting fingerprints for decades, and many other countries do it, too.
I'm thankful we still live in a society with personal and economic liberty. Both those on the far left and the far right are trying to take those from us, and the center is vanishing as America becomes more polarized each cycle. I'm convinced one day in the future, we will no longer have the freedoms we enjoy today, so I live each day to the fullest knowing that nothing good lasts forever.
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My 10 year old Panasonic plasma TV has an RS-232 input. Perhaps that's a viable route.
Are you the person I was replying to?
Nothing to negotiation. Apple invested (pre-ordered) before 3nm was built.
The only issue I ran into this was when the one liners had subshell syntax $(cmd here), and all I had to do was convert $() to just ().
This is a demo piece not a paid app. Nvidia has zero interest in selling web apps. This is just a marketing stunt to show off their capabilities so they can sell hardware.
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It’s Keith Johnston Improv. It really helped me to become friends with my subconscious, imagination, destroy some assumptions about myself, reframe my view of children, of course laid a stone into my decision to have a child (like this year as opposed to “eventually” or some day as I started interacting with children after reading the book), showed me a cool hobby and a new way to express myself as an event organizer. I have like 240 highlights and notes in it, more than in any other book by far, it was really a book written just for me at that point in life, you know? It also has a bit of a twist towards the end. Highly recommend! I’m 33 if this provides some context I dunno :)
Sensible UI wise, but if the links are shareable it will just confuse users in the end.
Seems like a PID could do all this and more personally. I suspect someone kickstarts exactly that in short order and then I buy one down the road after it ends up in e-tail because I never got that PID espresso maker so no more kickstarters for me.
She reveals less about one party rule than she reveals about basic male/female interaction

The former prime minister not only shoot his shot early and in an aggressive manner

Later he didn’t follow up the courting to make sure that she could be feeling good about being on his mind for a while (and not just his penis for a night)

More generally if you don’t have a ring on it expect every woman who you had a romantic approach (successful or unsuccessful) to talk smack about you .

Sometimes the smack talking also comes if you put a ring on it .

The higher the fame then the biggest the platform given to her when the smack talking begins

The smack talking is not personal , meaning it’s not “against-guys” ….it’s “pro-her” to reinforce to herself and society the fact that there was a clear reason for her not receiving a marriage proposal or 500 , and that she dodged a bullet .
I don't think they would only need to pay slightly more. It is a bad move to be entirely dependent on a single customer to the detriment of your other customer relations. To gain exclusivity there would likely need to be a significant premium paid and minimum order commitments.
https://archive.md/WyMv1
This is the same gen-z that follow those youtubers and tiktok stars pumping and dumping crypto coins?

It's appalling what is going on with these blatantly illegal pump and dumps as well as rug pulls right in front on the FTC.
About 15yrs ago I had a nice vim vs vstudio competition with a friend. It started with "look what vim can do"... block select, block indent, bookmarks, etc
Vstudio (& now /vscode) can do too. Vim was always slower (mainly bc the guy wasn't seasoned by 10yrs of it) to figure it out.
The interesting thing is that vstudio has the same abilities, but for the really arcane stuff (which vim users take as why it's better), can be done too, but just more keystrokes. Lots of the everyday stuff is often the same or fewer keystrokes than vim. And you can always write a macro for edge cases.

So to me, the "win" of vstudio is the tiny command pallete that is used & the shortcuts are displayed in menus. (& everyone mentions the difficult hill to climb to learn emacs or vim by comparison).

The thing which will never work in terminal is ctrl-c and ctrl-v. (Macos covers this nicely by using cmd-... tho). It's a shame.

I actually use le editor in terminal, but am rather cramped using it. I consider learning vim or emacs once every few years... and go... nah, no thanks.

Eg. There are a few comments above about region undo. In vstudio it sounds ugly, but it's trivially easy.
Press and hold undo (ctrl-z) and let key repeat until the block appears as you want. Select it, copy. Press and hold redo. Select area. Paste.

Tastes are different.
american of course, russian always, japanese, chinese and thai - sure why not, heck, even danish or swedish ... but british or english - no way - not even once
> If you're curious technically WHY OLED is just so incredible, and some more rational points of view on it, this (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=226kWMOVGGc) was the video which convinced me to get an OLED.

I don't understand, why is that guy not screaming, not talking in clichés and not doing a word per take editing ? Why is he so calm ? Why didn't he start with "heyllooooooo guyzzzz".

He convinced me to get an OLED though :).
https://www.anchorbrewing.com/blog/say-what-says-who-benjami...

He never said that.
More interesting tidbits:

> Language is type-safe and memory-safe.

> nullc library can execute code on a VM or translate it to x86 code for fast execution. It can also translate nullc files into C source files.

But sadly, although the project has been around for 11 years, development seems to have stalled since last year, at least going by GitHub activity.
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I don't want to install Laravel for cli apps. For that most devs use symphony

https://symfony.com/doc/current/console/input.html

Installing laravel for cli is like buying thread ripper to run minesweeper.
Maybe less dumb and more easily repairable? Microcontrollers are great, just make a standardized component for all the things that can be unplugged and replaced and have at it. Why must we late-stage capitalism everything?
Where exactly is the buy page? I see everything but that!
Thank you. I don't need any of those, though. $immutable->getAttr() is easy to mock, easy to override, and allows for custom behavior (e.g. return clone $this->Attr).

Static return type, useful but since I use interfaces for everything it's not really needed. Union types, also not really needed because either 2 interfaces share a common ancestor or I'll have separate methods for different types. But most of the time, I encapsulate things behind interfaces that do one thing, so having different methods per type can often be avoided.

Named arguments are a pain for me since now I can't change parameter names anymore. This is particularly annoying with different coding styles in dependencies vs my own code. My code ends up not conforming to the coding standard that I've used since it was introduced (PSR-2R).

Exceptions as expressions is a nice to have, but exceptions in general are a thing to avoid doing. Not that things can't go wrong, not that chugging along in the face of errors is good, of course it's not. But if you have a lot of exceptions in your code, that's a smell of bad design. I've got 13 different exceptions used 20 times in total, over 4683 LoC on my current project. Mostly, whenever one of them is triggered, whatever I changed last was incomplete and led to an inconsistent configuration.

That said, your use case for PHP is probably very different. Especially since I don't care much at all about performance anymore. I used to, but CPUs are so much faster nowadays and PHP itself has improved.
Confused by your forex comment..do gen z folks know what that is? It’s not a scam..
I’d add the spiritual precursor to Glasshouse, Accelerando.

I met cstross at a reading back in SF nearly 10 years ago or so. Still have a signed copy of Glasshouse loaned out somewhere. He’s a delightful person in an affable curmudgeonly way.

His blog is great.

https://www.antipope.org/charlie/
I know, but I'd have to go look them up, so I keep using 10.20.30.40. But do keep badgering me, sooner or later it'll stick in my head.
> lowered the fees for small developers to 15%

Worth noting that this covers almost all developers.
Saying that “in an ideal world” housing prices should be cost plus minus depreciation seems begging the question.

Why is this ideal? Ideal for whom? Should all goods and services be priced using a cost plus model? What, then, would be the incentive for efficiency? Goods made by inexpensive means would be low priced by fiat, regardless of performance.

I’m not saying that nothing should be cost plus, but there needs to be a strong justification for it.
Just wait for the off season and pick up a discounted Sony.
The problem isn't that they are state controlled. They were pretty good for a while (between 1989 and 2015). Maybe biased, but the rules about equal time for each party etc. were respected and journalists from both sides of the political spectrum had their programs there no matter who was in power at the time (for example very anti-PO Ziemkiewicz and Wildstein during PO terms).

The problem is that the current government took over prosecutors, judges, media oversight institutions, constitutional court, basically all institutions that were supposed to protect media neutrality and rule of law - and openly ignores the rules. Since 2015 it goes worse and worse and by now it's basically North Korea level.

I'm not joking, this was in the state media before presidential elections: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q9O3tc21cU0

Whenever they show Donald Tusk (one of leaders of opposition) in TVP they put his voice through distortion so he sounds like Darth Vader. And they cut to him saying stuff in German every few minutes as it has bad associations in Polish :)
>but if the goal is to compete with Apple, there are so, so many things to be done

Can you give some examples? And a time frame in which AMD, Qualcomm, Nvidia can use the same tech as Apple?
I'm probably not making myself clear. Thanks for the examples and all these text adventures are very worthy showcases of good puzzles that take advantage of the medium in a clever way, and modern IF games are really cool.

My pondering is about how far you can take text adventure design if the designer _intentionally limits themselves_ to object manipulation puzzles based in the real world. My feeling was early text adventures explored this to a limit, which is why all the interesting modern IF examples usually have some twist or layer on top. I'm not saying that's a bad thing either, I just find understanding the limits of how far you can push a certain design restriction interesting.

Specifically, I was looking into if you could get a computer to randomly generate interesting text adventure puzzles by feeding it metadata on common objects and how they interact. My feeling eventually was this was unlikely to generate something surprising as it needs more layers.

I'm really interested to see more text adventure games that push complex NPC interactions (The Edifice looks like a great example, thanks!) as most e.g. movies, TV shows and book plots are based around characters interacting and manipulating each other, over interacting with objects.
> Best of British Porn? Not Quite

That's not a very fair assessment. The same way as it's difficult to find British dishes better than, say, minced beef and onion pie, it's challenging to find authentically British porn that's better than this govermnent office provides its people. We should commend the Tory government for its dedication.
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There are many reasons your comment would be getting downvoted. I found this paragraph particularly awful:

> Peng Shuai is not pretty in the current PS & facial surgery standard, but her energetic and strength as a pro athlete no doubt make her a desirable partner in any relationship. Gaoli had such a high taste is a revealing fact of their humanity.
oh come on, you've never had your "guy" be unavailable where you have to call up that other person you only call up in a pinch? they know that too, so they aren't exactly excited to snap to either. it's really annoying, at least that's what a friend has told me.
Replied to the first post with details, Keith Johnston Improv
My pre-calc teacher would regularly use smiley faces and christmas trees in place of common symbols. After a while you start to start to see past the funny symbols and look at it as pure symbol manipulation. Very interesting approach, and I went on to get (literally) a 100 in calc 3--with the curve ;)
The person doing the work gets “exposure” while the copy/pasters get free ad revenue?

Doesn’t sound like a fair shake to me
Fish is so good I think I'm using shellder and some other bits

But I just use it as a way to run commands, and I use dynamic languages to create scripts just not bash..
Has someone actually disappeared in this case?

Is there any suggestion that she was detained in a secret location? Or is it just that she was effectively removed from all the media and public functions?

It's not clear to me.
> But people tend to (mistakenly) get the time from the drummer.

I guess I’m a musician that makes this mistake. Where does it come from?
jfyi: here is the latency GC numbers (JDK17) - https://kstefanj.github.io/2021/11/24/gc-progress-8-17.html . The experience is vastly different compared to an 8 year old jdk version (jdk 8)
Exactly. Does the guy you're arguing with really think they are all idiots. Sure sounds like that.