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Inspired by EWD I have started translating all my (two) papers in my native language, Greek, and as hand-written manuscripts. It is slow going however because the illuminations take so much time and I keep running out of gold ink.

Btw, does anyone know of a good, cheap source of fresh parchment?

(:P)
I agree that the interface of ps is awful with its two conflicting ways to define options, but `ps u` does show all your processes on Linux. I usually type `ps fux` to get a nice tree. Sadly that's Linux-specific and doesn't work on the Mac.
I'm surprised it doesn't work with the radar thing, that would be the #1 benefit for me.
This may be in there and I just missed it, but I'll add if you are still an undergraduate (or high school student) and think you might later want a PhD, take a look at a few PhD programs and see if they have any non-obvious requirements that you had best take care of before you start their PhD program.

For example, when I was a high school student applying to Caltech's undergraduate program I took a look at the graduate school section of the catalog just to see what their math and physics PhD requirements were.

They had a language requirement for a math PhD. To get a PhD you had to either be fluent in one of French, German, or Russian, or you had to have a sufficient reading ability in two of those to read the current and historical math literature in those languages.

That kind of thing is much better to take care of in high school or as an undergraduate.
Given @vanviegen thanked me and put the phrase in quotations, I think their problem is with the quotation rather than referent. https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/np3tP49caG4uFLRbS/the-quotat...
You can work with higher voltages, at higher frequencies (also faster switching speeds). All this mean lower losses (= higher efficiency)
How do they work out for you? I'm nearsighted with light astigmatism and I got some 3D lens adapters from VR Optician. But I have weird purple colour fringing around the Quest 2's bright blue buttons. It's like the 3 colours are separating there. Doesn't happen when I wear my glasses. I thought it might be because these lenses are attached to the Quest and not my head.
Why classic?
Why should we be more productive if all the additional value we create goes up? Why should we do charity for the rich?
I built my own AT-AT back in '81 using mostly red bricks as I only had the articulating flat bricks from various fire engine sets to use for the legs. You built what you could from the pieces you had.

I did buy a lot of Star Wars sets for my kids but it's not the same when you skip the design step.
With opex being so much lower for electric, I’ll believe they pay for themselves when corporate fleets become all electric on new fleet additions (e.g. delivery drivers/taxis).

Right now; they seem to be going for hybrids.

If they can’t make the economic case for electric, I don’t know how anyone that drives 1/5th or 1-10th as much can.
And trasform into electricity all the energy that we deliver as gasoline and diesel now.

That could come from burning oil (probably new power plants) or from solar or whatever (new infrastructure anyway.)
> sometimes more than 100K all told for a degree over several years

Is it even possible to get a medical or law degree for less than 100k these days without rare scholarships and grants? Even a shorter 12 quarter program still runs around $11k a quarter. And even then the school can’t be bothered to pay for basic supplies and equipment you’re required to get, nor for the thousand-dollar licensing exams. And they still expect to get paid for that one quarter you go offsite to do unpaid work for some other provider to get real-world experience.

What a racket. (It’s probably obviously I’m peeved about a specific case :p)
Yep, I love this workflow.

We use release-please to automatically generate WIP "release PRs" so we can see the exact changelog (for a candidate release) drafted as merges come in.

[0] https://github.com/googleapis/release-please
Revolut has disposable cards but those are not exactly the same, because they always get destroyed after one payment rather than being able to keep using it for one merchant. Also on the free plan you can only have one normal and one disposable card active at a time.
You should be ashamed of yourself. Holocaust trivialisation is not an opinion, it just shows that you have never Googled concentration camp with safe search turned off. Go ahead, take a look at the snapped necks off publicly hanged inmates or the skinned kids to be used for a supervisor's desk lamp.
so instead of choosing a different language without particular problems, add another tool in your chain to manage to handle the problems?

Based on the idea choose the right tool for the job it seems python is not right for this job.
Really? Reading this review I wouldn't buy them - the whole gimmick of seeing your stats on the display falls apart if the stats just fail to display for no reason. Yeah cool that they are comfortable and the display isn't distracting, but if the stats sometimes don't show then why would you buy this, unless you like being a QC tester and paying for it.
> recommend a good book or other resource about modern code optimization

https://www.agner.org/optimize/
I fully agree. As a close runner up on C++ for bundling into executables is C# in my opinion.
MYCIN was the first AI system to outperform human experts. From wikipedia (because I haven't found that information in the posted book yet):

Research conducted at the Stanford Medical School found MYCIN received an acceptability rating of 65% on treatment plan from a panel of eight independent specialists, which was comparable to the 42.5% to 62.5% rating of five faculty members.[5]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mycin#Results
I remember when Google Glass was hitting the first peak of the hype cycle, and thinking this would be a great use for them when they got a little better and cheaper. Will think about buying the next generation.
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Range is no longer an issue for electric cars in most of Europe. Here in Norway 70% of new cars sold in November were battery electric with the Tesla Model Y being the winner. For the year as a whole more than 60% of cars sold are electric and the Model Y is the winner. Also sold are lots of Citroen, Renault, VW, Audi, Jaguar, and a substantial number of Porsche and some Toyotas.

My 2015 Model S 70D has a range of 330 km in summer a little less in the winter. I use a supercharger to add perhaps 40% charge about once a week, the rest of the time I charge overnight.

Hardly anyone needs 600 miles and no one seems concerned that it takes an hour to add 300 km because most people charge overnight.

14.8% of private cars in Norway are electric now, more than 25% if you include hybrids.

The only thing holding most people back from buying electric is the cost and that is why we have so many in Norway, at the moment they are exempt from the purchase taxes and annual fees that ICE cars must pay.
I know you, I'm subscribed to your Newsletter. It's very useful.

On a different note, congrats to Gumroad for joining the Generic SaaS Landing Page club
Nothing about actual numbers like transistor density, gate width etc. Just bragging about having a larger wafer which is a useless metric without density if the number of transistors per wafer is lesser.
The cheapest car is the one you never change or replace. Subsidizing buying new cars is not environment friendly at all, its just consumerism.
Maybe that's the problem. We stopped giving dance lessons to the ruling class a long time ago, but those lessons have always been the only reason why, as working class, we have the few good things we have.
Steam is still DRM. If you lose access to your Steam account you lose access to all the games associated with it.
Govt's & Central Banks want and need inflation.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helicopter_money

When some parts of the world have a deflationary economy due to the boomer population hump flattening out as they retire and die out more quickly, and you have been printing money under the label of Quantative Easing since 2008 so need to cancel out this money printed for liquidity reasons otherwise you risk killing your currency, a way to do this is to stoke up inflation and blame the public & businesses as its always been one of the ways to cancel out debts.

When the financial crisis in 2008 kicked off, the velocity of money dropped sharply as you can see here.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Velocity_of_money#/media/File:...

This was called a liquidity trap so QE money was used, like grease on wheel axles, to get transactions increasing which then helped get the economy move again. However all of these different actions, just like different types of taxation has a range of effects, some become ineffective over time, so the default "reset" is generally to stoke inflation as its erodes debts more quickly.

So if I was a young person just leaving education right now, I'd be taking on debt to purchase assets like property, mindful that population numbers in some countrys are shrinking which will create a surplus of property and drive down prices now. Over a decade or two, their wages will be significantly higher in a high inflationary period than their wages over a decade or two in a stagnant or low inflationary period, because they wont have external factors to justify going to their boss asking for a pay increase.

Likewise Reddit AntiWork is another way to give these young people ideas to ask for better pay and conditions when they perhaps wouldnt have got it from the older generation who tend to carp on about their poor pay and conditions whilst ignoring the fact that back then one wage could buy a reasonable sized house and support a family unlike today where two wages are need to achieve the same results.

The existence of this subreddit also makes it easier to quantify negative sentiment towards current pay and conditions when one didnt exist previously so it also becomes an intelligence tool for law enforcement, policy makers, investors, and traders.

TBH I'm surprised its taken this long to appear on the radar, but I guess other subreddits have served their useful life span.

Edit.
You also have this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maslow's_hierarchy_of_needs evolving as people age because we dont stop wanting things but these things we want change as we age unless we stop aging!
A Go project is easy to contribute to. That's a huge factor for an open source project.
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If you're talking about personal finance, this blog, starting with this one blog post, helped me a lot: https://www.mrmoneymustache.com/2013/02/22/getting-rich-from...
It matters for performance and reliability. Go is fine, and means you get a nice standalone binary. Java is fine, but you need Java installed.

If it were written in Node.js or PHP, on the other hand, you'd know to stay ten miles away.
That last picture doesn't look like an organically grown forest to me. More like agriculturally planted trees. I'm not convinced they are doing the right thing. Why not let nature run its course?
On Solaris, you can get the tree with:

ldd -s <binary_name>

It gives you the dependency tree, tells you the search paths it used for each dependency in the tree (LD_LIBRARY_PATH, the RUNPATH for the specific binary, and ld.config file), and the reason it rejected any files it did find, e.g. missing symbol version.
I think we started to pay some of the annual fees last year. Your insurance probably increased a little bit because of that.
I (as another European) associate it with the excellent CMU Common Lisp.
That is simple geographic arbitrage; a common business model, not even "fraud". It may, at most, be a breach of some companies T&Cs, but breaking T&Cs is not normally a crime.
by the way, i was looking at HNs html and everything seems to be made out of tables. tables absolutely everywhere. can anyone tell me why that is?
"Why increase productivity when your pay doesn’t increase?"

Because the neoliberal belief is that pay should remain largely fixed and the productivity bonus comes through as reduction in prices or increase in function.

So this season's iPhone does more than last at roughly the same price.

Which then leads to the paradox of productivity - since profits cannot then grow either unless there is ever greater leverage from banks.
How much of that is exchanging value though? E.g. paying for goods or for work, or giving a loan. Even 1%
I meant ping my own website and just have it show what I'm serving. Like a simple endpoint that has some status text, doesn't have to be fancy. Just let me scrape 192.168.1.24:8080 every second and draw the text in my peripheral vision.
Isn't wafer size the production/cost bottleneck? In my understanding these chips are meant for higher energy/power management, not necessarily fast compute. I get what you want would be interesting, but I also find them less relevant in an article about production.
But, escalate it high enough, and the person who writes procedures can make it happen. Or to put it another way, this isn't a problem that's going to happen to Tim Cook's best friend since high school, for instance.
I am currently watching this:
https://designcode.io/ui-design

Gives some good insights into Figma and Colors and designing
Everything can be used as excuse. That's not an argument.

It is possible to cooperate with natural progression to create ecosystem that provides resources for humans. Actually humans did that for thousands of years. It has the advantages that requires much less energy input (less fertilizer, tilling) and it's more resilient to pests and climate change. It has the disadvantage that it isn't optimized for short term profit. And it isn't cool (likely to elicit "bah, weeds" response).
The security of Bitcoin doesn't depend on SHA256 the way you think it does.
> Rclone offers client side encryption

Can you view files in Dropbox website if they are encrypted locally by Rclone?

> You can mount the remote.

Do you have to mount the remote every time after rebooting your machine?

If I use Rclone to sync all dropbox files to my local machine, are they still accessible if my machine is offline?
I'm not sure what you mean. Even if one agrees that Israel "builds and operates settlement colonies" how does that make Israel a settler colony? But perhaps you consider Tel Aviv a settlement?
Not related to semiconductors but I've recently bought a ring with a lab made silicon carbide moissanite crystal.

They're incredibly beautiful and I think a good alternative to diamonds:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moissanite
To me the watch is the same as the phone. You need to use your hands for either.
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If read in its proper context, instead of misinterpreting it by thinking it's talking about concerns people have today, wasn't Dijkstra in favour of a very aggressive use of formal methods in programming? This is something quite different to what modern programmers or "computer scientists" are used to. I have a feeling that people don't really understand what Dijkstra was advocating.

His advocacy could be considered quite extreme. He apparently suggested (I don't know whether jokingly or not) that programmers not test their code, and instead write it on paper with various kinds of mathematical correctness proofs, and only then type it on a computer. It's admittedly thought provoking but I have an uncomfortable feeling that some naive people might have followed his advice very literally, and off a cliff.

Generally, I think people should read writing from decades ago in its proper context.
Part of the appeal of mister is it runs on cheap "dev" FPGA boards that have their price reduced to appeal to students and educators. Those are typically boards from Intel and Xilinx. It's been awhile since I looked at open FPGA synth tools, but I remember that Intel support was non-existent and Xilinx support was rudimentary. You couldn't get the same performance and packing as you can with the proprietary tools.
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> How is Uber not a practical example?

Uber is consistently losing money, as it has been for several years now. It is an example of that strategy failing spectacularly - Uber was able to gain market dominance and has been spectacularly unable to translate that into actual money.

Financially speaking, all they've managed to do so far is give away billions of dollars.
Thanks, I'll take your .bzl as inspiration [0].
How did you go about developing against the Starlark API, any IDE support?

[0] https://github.com/harelba/q/blob/master/pyoxidizer.bzl
I mean, to be slightly pedantic, TicTok is not a horrible design. It is a genius design with a horrible purpose. It’s genius because it’s extremely successful at its core purpose: driving engagement metrics for ad revenue. In terms of raw engagement, an endless stream of videos injected into your brain is way better than something like YouTube, where you’re normally doing some “heavy lifting” to curate your own content via search or subscriptions. TikTok is probably the best implementation (so far) of an addicting content consumption platform. By “best,” I mean it has the best engagement metrics.
Who says that? Most people don’t pull trailers
> This study is often cited as showing the potential for disagreement about therapeutic decisions, even among experts, when there is no "gold standard" for correct treatment.

Maybe an evaluation of first line treatments for hypertension and diabetes would have been better.
It’s hard to argue with that person’s design skills. That website is beautiful, functional and performant
And LibreOffice
I took the comment as a jest.
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Although it's ambiguous, I don't think they're talking about making integrated circuits, but about making discrete power transistors. Usually we say "chip" for "integrated circuit" but transistors and diodes are chips too.
How well does C# work for this cross-platform? Are its executables very large?

I considered using Go for command-line apps - but in my case they often have to interact with existing C++ code. That’s easy enough to do from Python, but I was advised that interop with other languages is an area in which Go is particularly weak.
OK, so without the semantics, the data is syntax.

So there we have the CRDT for syntax; it's every CRDT.

Every type has shapes, which are syntax, and those are invariant, as are some other constraints which can be shoehorned into syntax. E.g we can make it a matter of syntax, not semantics, that in {3, "foo", bar, 3.14}, the 3 must be the count of the remaining elements.
I agree, what I wrote applies only to developers/technical roles as far as I know. I don't really know how it would work for a management position.
Recently I’m seeing more ’billing address must match credit card address’.
Study helps builders reduce carbon footprint of truss structures
if anyone's interested in keeping a public log, i maintain smol.pub.
Thanks, and I must say, very old school web page:)
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Right. The current 300 mile target is fine for cities or more dense regions. But I routinely drive around 250 miles with large uphills regions in weather that requires AC. The uphill parts are like a 2x range cost compared with the rest.
Maybe not in this particular case (though I'm not sure about that), but they certainly do care what people post (irrespective of their ToS). Remember the "communist bandit"/"50-cent party" fiasco? [1][2]

Also, their terms of service are not divine unambiguous laws. They makes the the rules themselves, and enforce them as selectively as they please.

[1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23223219

[2]: https://reclaimthenet.org/youtube-was-censoring-china-propag...
That's what I said in more words. I didn't mention the case of encoding the source language in the target because it should be obvious that this is, from the perspective of the translator, the trivial, and as you mention, useless, solution.
https://archive.md/lqgUy
Toyota commits to 100% zero-emission sales in Europe by 2035, because it has to
Not the person you asked, but you can make mayo with a bender or a whisk. Emulsions like mayo or (no-egg) aioli are tricky until you learn to see how they behave, and after that are pretty easy.
Of course I have no idea how it is in reality for Apple but if it happens that they don't have a procedure in place to fix this already, it could easily mean that someone has to get a budget and hire consultants that specialise in the ERP they use, who will design a solution, implement it, test it and release it and charge 1500$/day per consultant. Tim Cook's best friend can get it, random Joe can't unless stirs up enough media attention.
Abusive to who? To YouTube?

This is one step removed from not being able to criticize [elided so as not to send this thread the wrong direction; use your imagination].

It was a handjob. He wasn’t wrong. And his comment abused no one, merely a corporation.

If you’re arguing that an ML algorithm picked up on their comment and deemed it problematic enough to shadowban him forever with no appeals process, then that’d be even worse. But doing it manually is nearly as bad.

Remember, you can’t just “create a new account” on YouTube. You have a fan base. The only reason we heard his message at all today was because YouTube chose not to restrict his ability to post videos too; other moderators might. Especially against someone so abusive, who is clearly harming the wider community… right?

I think this type of thing is going to become a bigger deal over the next decade. Being shadowbanned from Twitter would kill me; I’ve put years of effort into it. But we’re one handjob away from people being fine with it.
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> English is sufficient for getting a CS PhD in Europe.

Depends on the country and programme, but more and more so. Even France, traditionally not at all known for programmes at any level fully in English, has been making huge advancements in those areas, and there are full programmes in the Paris Saclay university hub entirely in English, exclusively to attract foreigners who don't speak French.
I think you should publish your videos on something like LBRY or IPFS (heck, even put it up as a torrent), that's the only way this kind of stuff will be sustainable.
That's why I said "good publishing deal". Yeah, anyone can re-publish the work but the publisher you signed the deal with can't and it's in their interest to maximize sales.
Yes, Dijkstra was an idealist. But sometimes that's exactly what the world needs. We are drowning in complexity.
For sure security is one of the big areas, but our problem was about the flexibility and ease of use.

What you're talking about is a big problem as well. Yet we'd like to have Stripe like solution at authorization space.

One of the part of that would be security as well.
> Well, if a freed person is then involved in an attack against America, it'd be political suicide

Well, it should be a well deserved and expected reaction. You can't kidnap and torture someone for decades, just release them and hope all is forgotten. Active effort should be made in that regard. And even if they do retaliate, IMHO it's still better morally than leaving them to rot to death.
Just landing page, all exercises and app are different