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That's kinda the point of these things, to not be backlit; you're supposed to provide the needed amount of light yourself.
Synapse (the original python matrix server implementation) gets a bad reputation because it used to be particularly bad - we've done loads of work to improve it though, and these days it's pretty reasonable. https://matrix.org/blog/2020/11/03/how-we-fixed-synapses-sca... and https://twitter.com/matrixdotorg/status/1434912387933560837 gives some info.

On the other hand, both Dendrite (Go) and Conduit (Rust) are usable on the public network, despite being beta. There are some missing features, but people can and do run them for real, and both projects are super promising - and with more contributors, they'll land even sooner.

Needless to say, this has absolutely zero to do with ITA's Matrix flight search system :P
If you get asked, multiple times, how exactly you yourself contributed to the project and you continue only talking about what "we" did, it is absolutely a red flag.
I have no clue about flags but why not just store the flags with the register? Each register would have 32+r bits where r is the number of flags.
Actually they can and have. When convenient of course. Obama famously took ruling by executive fiat to a whole new level (in addition to all the illegal and unconstitutional actions he undertook). In fact he was constitutional law professor at one point so he of all the Presidents should have known better on the illegality of his actions:

POSNER: Well, the most distinctive and interesting innovation by President Obama has been to use a power that people don’t talk about much, sometimes called prosecutorial discretion, sometimes called enforcement power. So the idea, in the original Constitution, was that Congress passes the law and the president enforces them. But it turns out — and people understood it at the time — but it turns out that the president— what does it mean for the president to enforce the laws? Maybe he doesn’t, then what happens? And there’s a clause in the Constitution called the Take Care Clause, which says well you’ve got to enforce the laws. But there’s also the Executive Power Clause, which seems to say, well you have discretion. And this whole idea of the executive as being an independent branch suggests that the president has discretion.

https://freakonomics.com/podcast/u-s-presidency-become-dicta...

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It might be true you cannot have backlight, but for sure you can have front light. My ~7 years old Kindle paperwhite has that.
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Might be motivated by FOMO. Fear is a bad advisor <edit>sometimes</edit>.
I will indeed feel free to ignore your ramblings, because you're thinking of "huitante" :-P
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This is definitely true, but the world is still in emergency mode. This we can’t maintain forever.

I’m all for vaccines and safety measures, but feel really burnt out by the situation.
For many different reasons too ! Some were a bit petty/misguided :

- Microsoft was mostly contractual on the Xbox, Nvidia didn't want to lower the price of the chips over the lifespan of the 1st Xbox which was a huge no-no. And some technical people also had a terrible experience (some people in the DirectX team had strong thoughts about working with Nvidia).

- Sony was mostly about terrible tech support and not wanting to share enough technical details which hampered AAA devs a whole lot, to the point most ended up using the SPUs in very creative (and technically fascinating) ways to compensate (the GTA V engine on PS3 was truly impressive in that regard).

- There were some minor (but acrimonious) back and forth with Apple over a failing gen of GPUs (G80s if memory serves), but the large fallout came for the same reason as for the rest of the mobile industry : the Kepler licensing initiative.

Long story short, Nvidia tried to assert patents on mobile GPU (ala Microsoft on Android, as a way to "sell" their exit of the mobile market to investors). They then sued Samsung and Qualcomm [1]. Samsung countersued Nvidia, which had to settle as Samsung was close to winning a ban on imports from some Nvidia products [2]. Many of the patents Nvidia tried to assert were thrown out and they had a terrible legal time.

The damage that ill thought strategy did to Nvidia is hard to measure but there's not a single mobile company that wanted that acquisition to go forward and many are probably quite relieved after this.

[1] : https://www.zdnet.com/article/nvidia-launches-patent-suit-ag...
[2] : https://www.reuters.com/article/us-nvidia-samsung-elec-idUSK...
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Seems like a good reason to block it. Apple could only do it with a perpetual license. Competitors would (potentially) have to abide by rules that Apple avoids.
Seconded.

I went to check out a few example searches and the too-narrow search bar is the first annoyance I found.

The next annoyance was that the crawled index seems much smaller than google's or bing's. I looked for things I know exist on twitter, on an old wordpress blog, on obscure websites I frequent: forcing terms to not be skipped using + I could see that none of my test cases were in the index.
One phrase I really can't stand is, "Out of abundance of caution". I have an abundance of "shut the fuck up" for anyone who uses it.

Although I'm not sure what a good replacement is. In the nonfiltered world it'd be "Because we're worrywarts".
Seeing autism as a mental illness I suppose is a perspective that is more widely shared and debatable, but what does being overweight have to do with anything?
It's the frequency of updates that chews power.

Also, that user data is used to improve search results and mitigate webspam that didnt exist in 2005.
No, I don't want that glib answer, I want an explanation about the flow of funds.

Like is there a federal program handing out money to the companies buying the recycling? Was there a secret government program sending money to Chinese recyclers?

And for instance, metal, cardboard and paper recycling actually work well. How come the may-may about plastic recycling being fake rolled those in?
I think you're remembering in an odd backwards fashion.

Windows 3.1 had an option for "32-bit Disk Access" when running in 386 Enhanced Mode.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/32-bit_disk_access

Windows for Workgroups 3.11 (but not ordinary Win 3.11, nor any version of 3.1) also offered 32-bit File Access:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/32-bit_file_access

So WfWg 3.11 -- and only that version -- could do 32-bit disk, filesystem and networking.

DOS did have print spooling from v2.0, via the `PRINT` command, but very few DOS apps used that.
https://home.csulb.edu/~murdock/print.html

DOS did not not include any form of printer drivers, making DOS printer access fairly useless to apps that could actually control the printer. DOS apps therefore mostly did their own printer control -- and spooling, if any -- so that they could use advanced features such as bold, underline, italics, small fonts or double-width fonts.

Soft fonts appeared quite late on DOS; WordPerfect was quite famous for its advanced font and printer control. Scalable fonts only really came with Windows 3.1, which drove printers in graphics mode -- slow, noisy, and with poor print quality, but it enabled WYSIWYG.
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> In this paper, I claim bullshitting is a social practice. I will argue that in particular speech communities people are encouraged to play the language game of bullshitting, and when it is played well it can bolster their identity.

This is a very ironic sentence.
> In general if someone has enough access to get your ssh private keys, they have enough access to log the next time you type the password.

Isn't this only true assuming the private key isn't backed up somewhere?
> vaccines are free

... No
What's that about sparc? Or a PA-RISC world, maybe even an AlphaWorld. (Granted, the last two were way less likely than the others)
Measured from the base of the stalk, maybe? Rather than the diameter of the leaves
Average state school can have a wide range of differences… I know for example PSU has a wide range of diversity if you look.

From your two options, it sounds like continuing on at your current university doesn’t sound like an option.

For 1- why do you have to transfer? If you’re interested in a degree in STEM finish the degree. You can usually take courses outside of your major.

If you are at a large university, you may just not be finding the right crowd for you. Does your university have anything like “global programs” or “international scholars”? See if anyone has any programs (extracurricular, may be geared towards visiting scholars and graduate ) called things like “conversation partners” (just an idea and might not be the right fit for you).

Instead of taking a gap year, you could also find a university where you could do a semester (s) abroad. This is usually possible in some way shape or form.

Personal experience- in university I had a very diverse friend set. However, over a decade later, I only have one friend I went to university with who I am close with. (We talk nearly daily!).

However I always worked a job, and I was lucky with the role I had at the time. I still have 3-4 friends from that role who have turned out to be friendships that have lasted 10+ years.

Also, I have found this post by Sam Altman helpful at times.

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So they've found out that unikernels are faster than running a kernel in a VM. But what about running your app in a Docker container on bare metal?
> I would prefer that the change is to build a BAC measurer into every car. This is a technology that we have today, it is being used and it is efficient enough that it continues to be used.

There are problems. Having to do a breath test in the middle of your drive. Can't drive after eating or brushing teeth. No mints or chewing gum while driving. Must be very careful with medications. Regular calibration. Vehicle service might require a certified technician to verify the device isn't tampered with. False positive means you can't get to work on time. Sharing a vehicle is much more difficult. This is a very high burden to put on the average driver who has done nothing to deserve it.
A lot of these you can build yourself with Hammerspoon if you're on OSX. Some quick comments since I've dabbled a lot in this:

#2a Better just to have a grid that you can resize/move to using keyboard shortcuts; it's too much of a hassle otherwise. On Windows there's already split-screen support for this with Windows key + arrows for instance.

#3 I've built this in Hammerspoon and it's a lot less useful than you think. It's better to have fixed shortcuts for apps that one doesn't have to consciously think about.

#5 I have app shortcuts that does some smart things with cursor placement to make it easier switching between apps. I find this helps a lot with this. Most of the time I'm not dragging the cursor between displays at all due to this. Also helps a lot to have a shortcut for "move current focused app to x display".
It is exactly the same in Greece. They transition from public to private, they try to hide it and make profit over the deaths with the vaxxes.

There maybe more depth in their motives. But this is the surface.
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What I'm doing is preparing a glossary of all the tech terms and what they sound like and then using rev.com human transcription server with provided glossary and then doing a read through and finding any issues.
No, that's what gifts are for in some cultures. They come with strings attached, and everyone is aware of the deal, and it's how it's worked always.

Where things break down if one party expects to receive a "no strings attached gift" and one is expecting to participate in a complex system of social and economic credit balance.
You’ve replied to a guy who is in Germany on a topic about Germany and then made some claims without specifying you’re from somewhere else though. That was very confusing…
We wrote Application (medical) with GWT in 2010, and we still maintain it, occasionally adding new features.

Once you figure out build step and magic incitation to make debugger work (and docment it), It's really not bad,

and maintaining is easier then most other "older" codebases I come across.
Old rubby/php/javascrip(jQuery/whatever) project is usually pain because they all use tons of external packages/libs that you have to update find new ones etc every time you take project off the shelf. With GWT and Java it just works, because we didn't use that many other libraries and Java libraries generally put a lot more effort in backwards compatibility.

So no I would not start new projects in GWT anymore, but I think that current react projects will be a lot harder to maintain in 10 years, than GWT is.
"(A)bort, (R)etry, (I)gnore?"

I recall getting DOS machines confused with bad floppies to the point they'd need a reboot too. Especially with non standard "extra space" formats that would read differently on a different drive than they'd been produced with.
It would be in your best interest to at least _learn_ hooks, since they are gaining popularity and are the presumed future of React [0]:

> In the longer term, we expect Hooks to be the primary way people write React components.

I also recommend learning the differences between function components (the prerequisite of hooks) and class-based components. This way you can gain understanding into why one would want to use one over the other which will ultimately serve you better than simply learning something just for the sake of learning it. "How Are Function Components Different from Classes?" [1] by Dan Abramov is a great start.

[0] https://reactjs.org/docs/hooks-faq.html#should-i-use-hooks-c...

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I wonder if we could use some kind of federation (ActivityPub?) to build an aggregate of the search indexes of a curated community. Something like a giant federated whitelist of domains to index.
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I never wanted to imply only criminals would use such cars. Of course there are valid reasons to prefer them. I think I'd prefer them myself.

I was thinking about the increased demand on used pre-kill switch cars.
It might be a naive attempt at describing the rituals through a cold economic grid. Or it might just be a cynical view of life.

That said, I think a lot of economy is rooted in emotional bonding. I'm helping a lot of neighbors (people that saw me growing up). Offer my time for free since most of their issues are trivial computer stuff. They want to pay me even when it's a 3 minute check and there was nothing to do. Many times they say they don't want to feel indebted. Even though I clearly state that I'm really happy to spend time doing this for free, and will really have no future request to them because I moved a usb cable or something like that. Money is a kind of shared agreement on help here. If you don't use an intermediate medium, you get deeper but also messier relationship because no one is sure how the other party feels and if they'll think they will want more retribution later. With good and intimate relationships it's rarely an issue because you know they'll provide, there's no risk no fear.. but with many people you run into it's creating a lot of unknowns.
That's funny. Not at all related but the Sidewinder heat-seeking missile got its budget from the fuses department, because it was "an intelligent fuse". (That's where it got its budget, but formally it was sold to management as "a rocket with fire control inside" because China Lake was allowed to work on rockets and fire control – they were expressly forbidden to work on guided missiles.)
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You can "what if" anything you want. That is not a valid argument. How many times will your theoretical scenario actually take place? How much is that compared to how many times the system will prevent a person from losing their life or becoming disabled for life because of a drunk driver?
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That mirrors what Hansen says in the interview. That the classic mac side had low confidence in the OS X team right up until the end.

What is your connection to this time at Apple? It sounds like you might have been involved.
> I naturally use “we” when discussing past products and achievements

Then you will not get recognition about what you did in the eyes of others. It is hard to trust someone who hides behind a group, because it looks like you have no confidence in yourself or what you did.
X86 processors could have an internal VLIW for all we know. The instruction length would be very small by Itanium standards but still. It could be anything.
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What useless nitpicking. How does that affect the actual argument in any way?
Why do you think so? These things don't define binary layout, so they shouldn't interfere with it. In the worst case the extra information can be ignored entirely, and you'll have the status quo of poor thread safety, fragility of manual memory management, and crashes when the header version is different than binary .so version (the last point is super annoying. Even when the OS can version .so libs, C gives you absolutely no guarantee that the header include path and defines given to the compiler are compatible with lib include paths given to the linker).
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I would like to clarify my comment:

The obvious vulnerability of a remote kill switch would also push criminals, at least those professional enough to plan ahead, to use them.

Not implying that only criminals would use them. There are many valid reasons to prefer them.