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Maybe you could inestead invest in an upgrade to the ambulance service so it covers these kind of things?

If you are driving that irresponsible you shouldn't be putting your wife and unborn child's life in danger in the first place.
While I do concour in general, further discrimination is necessary: also teetotalers can get tired.

I don't understand how this is relevant to the point of something being or not being a killswitch.
Same in Italy, though here it's a parliamentary democracy so it's the president of the republic that does this kind of oversight.
So, I know personally about 5-7 artists (closer circle), who have managed to pull through thanks to being able to sell works via NFTs (as all normal income sources like exhibitions and events got shuttered by the repeated lockdowns). I'm only counting artists who are full-time artists here, btw, and who don't have a day-job/other revenue streams, there are a lot more of them and and since it's a lot harder to gauge the impact NFTs there I'm not going to count them.

No-one's gotten rich, heh, but they've managed to keep paying rent and keep making art, which is what I think is the most important for them (and for those who love their work).

As I mentioned in another comment in this thread, there are platforms where minting fees are a lot lower, the crucial bit that rarely gets talked about is that minting into the void without a community and visibility will most likely not get you very far. Building a community around your art is the key bit, then naturally some people will want to collect or support you if you offer different ways to do so. NFTs are by themselves no solution to anything if the same bits you need to survive in the traditional art market aren't there at all either.
ICU itself causes massive damage too. Side effect like died of hands and feet are not uncommon.
Yeah, some of us actually think for ourselves weighing the opinions of experts alongside statistics in order to make informed decisions instead of blindly following what some governmental entity claims is in our best interest and forces upon us as the truth :)
Só, nginx is a freemium webserver ($2500 IIRC, the open source community edition deliberately withheld features like hot reload of configs, not sure of current status wrt versions features parity etc.)

It can also serve as a proxy server, but we already have the finest proxy server in the world as open source: HAProxy

I urge anyone to learn it’s admittedly obscure but simple config file switches and be amazed at how many layers this software can operate on.

When you really need to performance tune your frontend in real-time, you will appreciate HAProxy and what it offers.
"EEVblog - World's Biggest Collection Of Electronics Components" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8nbHYOc8ns

Got any cough feet? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rzIToosMRVc

$100k brand new 30-40 years ago, or do you have actually non obsolete components still being sold new? 90% is usually more trouble than its worth, aka garbage. Best bet is to make a shit ton of pictures, upload it all and post on electronic forums, or throw everything on ebay.
Those pronouncements have no basis whatsoever
A tabloid isnt by necessity left or right wing. It's a physical format, and also a style of news writing and delivery.

In the UK the Mirror is more or less left meaning while the Sun is very right wing.
They didn't manage because the rest of us fucked up.

It's like a fire. If your house is the only house in a row of houses that is well prepared against fire then you're going to go down, in spite of all of your preparations.

The fatalism that many people exhibit is a self fulfilling prophesy: we won't be able to do it so we're not even going to try. But you know what? Australia, New Zealand, Singapore and China showed that it is possible.
Visual Studio still has large parts of its UI written in WPF.
For a fully independent indexer, probably the best results I have seen so far. For me the minimum baseline is searching for "444" and if it doesn't return 444.hu as the first result, its a no-go.
Yeah, their tooling is very easy to install. I'm having a fiddle with it now :).
Web Workers API
Web Workers makes it possible to run a script operation in a background thread separate from the main execution thread of a web application. The advantage of this is that laborious processing can be performed in a separate thread, allowing the main (usually the UI) thread to run without being blocked/slowed down.
Use HAProxy, this is what it is designed for.
Total surveillance should not be making these decisions for the citizenry. You can have better ambulances without total surveillance and population control. It's hard to get more dystopian cyberpunk than a car that sometimes won't run because it doesn't like something about you.
> Are these failures due to the game engine?

That's usually hard to say because IME the engine is always blamed first in a dysfunctional team :)

But from my experience with Lumberyard (around 2016), it's definitely one of the messier legacy codebases I've seen. But I don't know how much code from this era actually still exists (the team at Amazon was just in the middle of a big rewrite to implement a traditional Unity-style workflow/object model and and break systems out into optional modules).

(also I can't shake the feeling that's it's actually Denis Dyack pulling the strings in that whole O3DE endeavour - at least he seems to be the public face of the project, which doesn't inspire much confidence that this will be an actually community-governed project).
Democracy in itself is nothing more then the dictatorship of the majority. It certainly doesn't constitute a just society, alone. In addition, you need at least fundamental, untouchable civil rights, protection of minorities and the rule of the law.
Well if the two events (improved transimissibility and improved lethality) are not independent as I assumed then it's certainly bad news.

I also heard the opposite thesis btw, higher transimissibility might sacrifice something in terms of lethality. Like you can't really add much as I'm not an expert.
Special interest groups (like MADD) is almost extremist in their single-mindedness, pursuing utopic ideas without any regard for existing laws concerning privacy and personal freedoms.

Here in Norway, we have had the same problem with the anti-drug lobby, where police, schools and other government agencies have gotten away with obvious injustices for decades, in the name of the utopia that is a "drug free society". Only now is people and the press waking up to the fact that so much of what has been going on in the service of "the greater good", actually has been illegal and caused a lot of harm and suffering.
Whenever individual-level user data becomes a revenue source, it sets up a lot of incentives for organizations to disregard privacy and security concerns around users' personal data, which is often trivial to de-anonymize even if it has no "PII" attached to it. Sharing that individual-level data with advertisers subjects users to immoral surveillance.
Right, it's simply doublethink as simple as that. Some people hold contradictory opinions whenever it serves them best without regard for self-consistency.
From what I've read, it has always been a heavily regulated private system (which is mostly non-profit in practice).
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Not crystal clear after reading the paper - does this result in a glassine (no ice crystals) frozen food that can be maintained as such in an ordinary freezer, or does it require specialized storage (i.e near the triple point)?
Vaccination is not a signal of intelligence or rationality :-)

There are many many reasons why one would or would not get a vaccine. For many, the reason was to go on vacation without too much hassle. Or because of social pressure. Or because they’re caring for someone who’s vulnerable.

If someone gets tested, uses masks properly and avoids groups of people they’re doing just as much as the average vaccinated. Definitely more than the truly antisocial which went into YOLO mode after getting vaccinated.
Lately I've noticed Google has just started ignoring search operators. Search results are missing terms in quotes and include terms with a leading - sign on them. It's like they've decided we're too stupid to know what we're looking for.
What happens in the situation where there isn't a "terminal" point for a company?

Coca-Cola has no reason to "terminate" itself, so why shouldn't it distribute profit excess to its operating requirements back to shareholders?
Those obd2 port dongles have been on the way out for a few years. Too expensive. Insurers just use and app on your phone to collect data on driving for those who opt in. But that’s only for now. Ford and Tesla are leading the way with the on board data. The dongle was a Hacky work around to begin with, so now it’s being removed from the loop and maybe the car mfgs will be able to charge a fee to insurers.
I felt similarly. Half way through the post, I couldn't help but just feel... bad. She was right, it's ultimately just her thoughts but reading it felt deeply dangerous in my gut and I strongly considered stopping half way through. But I also felt it would be worse to just walk away with just the "dangerous" half of the story, and that I should finish reading.

I'm glad that I read through to the end, if only for the last few sentences - and a part of me wishes they came sooner in the post. It was a reassuring for me to read and I hope it is for you as well, something for you hold on to if you do decide to revisit the post:

> Don’t let this post tell you how you should feel. Take this article lightly, take it as a pointer, take it as art. Ultimately, checking in with how you actually feel is the answer. I don’t mean to imply this is easy; it’s often really hard to know how you feel, and maybe it changes often and frame controllers put in a lot of effort to obfuscate this. But in the end, careful attention to your own sensations are your saving grace.
Lots of EU-countrys have "Late night sessions" in parliament, were one party representatives listen to EU-Legislature being read and voted into national law.
The whole parliamentary process there is a farce, with the voting members often being asleep while the law is being read.
> This also hilariously ended up in having to plan OKR style achievements for your spare time project.

Indeed that's really funny in an absurd way.
Worst case is when you choose a wrong strategy.
I'd say, be an artist first and focus on building a community engaged in your art first, just becoming an "NFT artist" (shudder) probably won't do much for her, but if she can share and engage people in her art and then also offer ways for them to support her practice it may work.

It's important to have realistic expectations. When I first started out as an artist I made physical prints ... and nothing sold for, like, two years and I had to do commercial gigs I disliked to make ends meet. If then was now and instead I minted NFTs ... I expect the same would happen. Basically nobody apart from my family and a couple of friends even saw I had prints available because no-one knew I existed. As such NFTs are the same as the old art market, you need to be visible and have a proper community before they can be relied upon as a revenue source (a lot of "traditional" artists can rely on sales of paintings/prints as they produce them).

I'm not personally familiar with Solana, but I've good experiences with tezos (POS (way more eco friendly), very low minting fees) platforms like hicetnunc.
Is japan the only country that has its own map as a unicode symbol? If so, is there a story behind it? I would bet on compatibility with some regional encoding that had it to begin with.
> I expect pre-kill switch vehicles to be used

Expect them to be used by people who consider a kill-switch on their car unacceptable, on the basis of the valid reasons you will be able to find scattered in this page.

Also: the logic! : "C prefer W, so only C will..." : what was that?!
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Accounting for imposter syndrome, I Am Maybe Not A Mathematician
this disease is also spreading through animals and wildlife. Locking down humans would have most surely not put an end to it
Yes, something conceptually similar to PageRank but our own thing which we call Gravity.
With compression that doesn’t have to be a big hurdle.
In modern Western societies, university is a default conformist path to a cushy life. So, don't be surprised to meet mostly ordinary/boring people there. The most curious, independent and interesting young people generally don't go to universities, but instead blaze their own path.

Since you're at the university though, perhaps people majoring in fields with little to no market value could be a more interesting bunch. They didn't optimize for money and safety, but instead for what interests them - that's a good sign (although of course there'll also be plenty of people who only chose a liberal arts major because the workload is lighter and/or they couldn't intellectually make it in STEM).
You just seem to want to try to come up with a bunch of excuses to downplay or redirect attention away from nVidias culpability in what they did. It was not the SEC's fault they had insider traders and their CFO knowingly and deceptively hid quarterly costs on purpose. Accountants should not actually be playing fast and loose, unless they want SEC attention.

Did 2014 involve accounting discrepancies? Did the SEC still release a public press release like they did in the 2000s? Their handling wasn't much different here. Enron was long dead by 2014 and it doesn't look like there was wrongdoing by nVidia directly, so obviously the media wouldn't make such comparisons.

Digital privacy concerns don't directly involve the SEC, though maybe the FTC. That's another topic, but one worthy of competent regulatory oversight.
Facebook messenger is also XMPP!

It's just not federated, just like Gab 2.0 :-)
You way of arguing is exaggerated. Of course, I'd strongly oppose such decision.

It's an entirely separate issue that has nothing to do with ICU beds, vaccines and a pandemic.
"1.5 years", nearing in on "2 years" as opposed to "1 year"
$ np.median([59.48, 60.02])
59.75
$ stats.median_abs_deviation([59.48, 60.02])
0.27

;-)
I didn't see in the documentation where the files are supplied to the run process... if it can be fed just the minimum files required, that's close to good enough to do capability based security.
How Well Masks Protect
Yes, and this is another example of the really bad management skills of our government. If you announce the wrong KPIs (XY percent vaccination regardless of personal risks) you might be performing great according to them and still fail miserably on your actual goals.
I'm not sure whether the last sentence was already in the article when it was discussed here (and two earlier posts on HN). It reads: "Why is it so difficult to grasp that by killing seniors, you reduce your own life expectancy?"

So for me, the article is not so much about how the numbers in the current pandemic play out. It's about how society treats their 'weak', because each of us could become one of them.
Emoji were created in Japan.
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There is a lot to digest and probably it's easy to come to the wrong conclusions from this. I was referring to Figure 2.(a)
Im running this on Windows though WSL 2. There's definitely a performance hit but other than that it works surprisingly well.
Ah the ReactJS emoji!
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The numbers of people dying from Covid. Germany has 100,000 dead people and ~5000 are under the age of 65. But you cannot stop there, you need to incrementally look at age correlated data to see a picture.

Here is a start:

https://www.statista.com/statistics/1105512/coronavirus-covi...

Covid is a serious disease, but we are talking of mandatory vaccination and I don't think that it can be justified for younger age groups.
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I did not live in USSR so I can't say how many of each they had but the country I lived in also had all of those and I can say there was and order of magnitude less of them than what you see now in the equivalently sized (population wise) west country.
You are also correct that many of us wanted to live like the TV stars we saw lived in the western TV shows and not many people wanted to cross to the east.
But if you think that life in the east was all horror all the time or most of the time or event 1/1000 of the time then you have been brainwashed even more than what we were.
No one wants to go back to the political system of USSR but imagining that life for most people was horrible is just naive. Not understanding the circumstances and motivations of your opponents is a mistake that will cost us all dearly.
Either way, a two metre Amazonian mermaid is kinda hot.
Fair point.

I don't think that this was discussed at trial (and probably rightly), but I do question how much he actually visited his father.

It seems as though he lived with his mum and sisters half an hour away from Kenosha.

His mother and sisters were in the courtroom when the verdict was read.

Anyway, I don't argue that the simple fact that he was in Kenosha was wrong. Being exactly where he was, at the time he was, with a weapon...

I don't really know what I want from this. I certainly don't think that the government should pass laws stopping people from travelling, or from being wherever they want to be, but nonetheless, I feel as though the whole thing was avoidable and ended in tragedy for three families, and yes, I include the Rittenhouse family here.

Even though it's been established that Rittenhouse is not guilty of the charges, the rumours about the family history are saddening. I don't believe he went out planning to kill people, I think he was playing policeman, but the fact remains that he killed two people and has to live with that

Plus I'm sure there are civil suits to follow.
How is it a great design for users? Then why even show like count?

Edit: I thought about what you said, and your claim is simply wrong. It still stores the per user reaction, otherwise it won't be able to show me that I've disliked a particular video. There's honestly no good reason to hide the dislike count, other than to please a certain group of users.

Overall, it definitely makes YT a worse site in terms of UX compared to what it was before this change. F for YT
This is imo not true. Ofcourse there could be more ICU beds, but the real problem is something called exponential growth. Doubling your ICU capacity only will give you a week or two until you need to have restrictions again. Failing to include the concept of exponential growth is cherrypicking facts.
XMPP has many bridges. I'm using my XMPP account to talk without issues with my Telegram, Discord and IRC contacts :)
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I see ~84% on one core in Firefox.
Sure, but the two qualities:

- 70% of population vaccinated

- and ICU beds clogging up because of unvaccinated

don't have to be considered separately. Instead, they are nice facts for making an informed decision about what to do next.
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