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What you fail to understand is that when you net 200k$, you are rich. There's a moral issue to ask other to fund your rich lifestyle to allow you work on something and on top of that, taking all the fame in case of success.

It's ok to be on the top 1% by the benefits of you work. However, it's hard to justify asking others to finance your stay on the top 1% for charity.
Most of the effect must surely be attributed to the conscious choices explicitly designed to make you feel small and pious, right? Though I think for some people a fair bit of the experience comes from thinking it is very old and holy, so if you tell them it's a 1:1 replica they'd be disappointed.

Probably the original craftspeople would be hella jealous about reinforce concrete and insist on building some big towering monstrosity that doesn't respect the architecture around it. That was after all what they set out to build, a big hopping temple to god that puts everything around it to shame: give those guys a big budget and reinforced concrete and you have a new flight hazard in the middle of Paris.
They’re limited in the sense that they don’t have the ability to advocate for themselves in a court of law or in the court of public opinion. They’re entirely dependent on others to advocate for them. That’s what makes them different from a typical adult human.
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> Is it far in excess of minimum wage? A manager can be asked to be on call 24/7. But per hour, that is not much.

So you want to pay someone for every hour they might get called, too? Even if that is a very rare responsibility?

> I don’t see what it would have to do with contractors.

It would further encourage contractor relationships, as I said. I don't see this as a good thing.
The ITU defines what the bands are, but of course not the legality of using them.
>Theoretically it would go down if you did that.

Why? If a company prints a single stock then sells it for $100, I would expect the company's market cap to go up by $100 since it now has $100 more dollars in its bank account.
No way I'm going to pay 10$/mo for search cleaning (they're just a search proxy), if it was reasonably priced at something like 1$/mo I'd consider it.
Considering how utterly dreadful « restoration » is in mainland China, I'd rather stick to our procedures.
I need your drug dealer.
It's revenue already lost. No tournament was happening since October 2020 already. Source: https://www.forbes.com/sites/adamzagoria/2020/07/23/wta-to-c...
I see Amsterdam in the title but when I look on your site everything is in US/Canada so are there positions available in Amsterdam as well?
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> As of this writing, the 3rd fastest submission is written in Rust and produces out at a rate of 3 GB/s, 2nd is written in C and produces at a rate of 41 GB/s and the fastest is written in Assembler and produces at a rate of 56 GB/s.

This makes me happy. The order is exactly as it should be, much to the disappointment of the Rustaceans.

It's a nice reminder that for the ultimate performance, there is no substitute for knowing exactly what the assembler is doing.

It's also a nice reminder that most of us will never want to do that.

EDIT: Whoa. It's late, and I thought Rust was at 30 GB/s instead of 3, i.e. roughly neck and neck with C. I meant to make a good-natured joke. There must be something wrong with the Rust implementation to be 10x slower; I wonder what it is.

As I mentioned further down in the comments, I'll donate $500 to Watsi if someone manages to displace the C implementation in Rust or any other language besides C/C++/ASM. Be sure to DM me on Twitter (https://twitter.com/theshawwn) if you do, both so I'll see it and so that I can congratulate you. I'm sure it's possible, but it's sort of interesting that the activation energy is so high.
Yeah, I thought of mentioning that but wasn't sure how in the weeds anyone would want to go lol Besides, I'm optimistic about what an enterprising individual is capable of when faced with those sorts of limits... It's those clear bounds that set creativity free.

By the way, I'm so fucking stoked that Shawn Presser of The Pile responded to me. Your work is proto-solarpunk incarnate. Really amazing contributions dude, can't wait to see what's next.
This place is not just a museum. It is also a place of worship.

As long as nothing of historical value is damaged any further than the devastating fire has already managed to damage, it stands to reason for the catholic church to have a large input in the design.

The catholic cleric responsible mentions this building with its 800 years of history has always been a living building. I find his argument to make a lot of sense.

This also holds from a legal perspective. The building might be owned by the state. That does not mean the state gets to decide all of the restauration. There's a fascinating piece of history to read up on, including the concordat between the catholic church of France and Napoleon [0], and the 1905 law on separation of church and state [1].

Another way to rebuild could be to do what sometimes happens to historical organ rebuilds. Building back to the historical state at a specific point in time could be a very interesting, albeit expensive option. I would very much be interested in seeing Notre Dame's inside painted in very vivid colors like research suggests it might have been during the gothic era.

And since everyone and their cat seems to be mentioning their religious affiliation or lack thereof... I say this as a pastafarian.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Concordat_of_1801
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1905_French_law_on_the_Separat...
Before I ditched Windows a couple of years ago, I was able to experience first hand how bloated and slow was the software that Microsoft rewrote in C#, so I kind of understand why such rewrites were being sabotaged.

If by some minor miracle a C# or Java GUI app is not slow, then it will use a ton of memory. A whole OS of such apps would be a nightmare.
All due to capitalism really. If you remove capitalism, growth really becomes irrelevant.

Edited: Downvoted without a comment, why?
> I also agree that most likely increase vigilantism which will be good for no one.

If the alternative to vigilantism is mob rule I'll choose vigilantism. The real issue here is that this should not be an issue for those living in a western-style representational republic or democracy to deal with, this being the task of the police.

If the monopoly on violence - i.e. the police - is not used to keep the violent at bay others will have to take up that task or the violent will rule - there are plenty of examples in the world where this has been and /or still is the case. That those "others" can end up resembling those they were formed to keep in check is an unfortunate aspect of that type of society and one of the reasons why the monopoly on violence was created. The solution to this conundrum is therefore to refrain from unilateral pacification when confronted with violent opponents. It also means that those politicians who acted upon and/or instigated the "de-fund the police" sloganeering have a lot to answer for, this being as stupid as de-funding the fire brigade when the city just caught fire (which it, incidentally, did in a number of cases).
I'm sorry but if the US dollar was deflated at the rate Bitcoin has no one would continue to play along.

These kinds of arguments held water when BTC doubled after two years or something, not anymore.
“Running Amazon s3”… wow, it’s hard to think of many roles that are more fundamental to today’s Internet infrastructure (never lose a byte!) and at the same time quite dull (it’s an object heap after all. Nothing else to see here).
what is done on purpose?
Shooting people is also profoundly anti social and damaging to the people shot, but you don't seem to criticize Kyle much.
Assange judge is 40-year “good friend” of minister who orchestrated his arrest
True, but it's low power signal and it's not an easy job to triangulate on that in say a 12-storey building, 8 apartments per floor, and where everyone has TVs emitting on the same frequency. It makes very questionable the legality of entering someone home based just on that.
> “Chinese visitors may not necessarily understand the Nativity,” said the priest.

How about building two large parking lots on the Notre Dame square then for Chinese tourist buses to drive directly up to the building. And offer selfie sticks next to the altar. Seriously, what kind of insane logic is this... The church is not a tourism bureau
> These binaries are provided by anyone

I don’t think this is true for macOS? the builds seem automated…
I've noticed that Google Alerts for my open source projects have been useless for years. Full of snippet sites as well as outright scam sites which take code from SO or my blog or just mixed up tech words and repost it.

Here's the Google Alert from yesterday (scammy URLs redacted):

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That's the drug loop, seriously. The way people engage with social media is basically the same as a pothead with weed.

Disclaimer: I do both, it's alright. I'm more worried about people who have 8 hours of phone screentime on Instagram/TikTok.
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Certainly in the Anglican church if you give a thing (rather than money) it becomes a persistent issue since disposing of it in any way is really difficult. It is not simple ownership as you or I might understand.
I don't disagree with you -- $200k is a lot, especially by global standards. But I encourage you to check the Form 990s filed with the IRS by your favorite 501 charity, and see how much is spent on e.g. executive salaries. This kind of compensation is not uncommon.
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1. You don't have to say it aggressively. Politely say, "I need to talk to my lawyer before answering questions."

2. “The suspect conveniently had a receipt in their pocket placing them elsewhere at the exact time of the Y crime. It was the only receipt in his pocket! Seems suspicious to me. He plainly engineered the alibi.”

3. There's no reason you have to immediately begin demonstrating your innocence. It can wait until you have proper representation.

It's rarely the case where a receipt in your pocket is the difference between handcuffs and freedom. I'm sure they exist, but more often the decision to arrest you or not is not hinging on your answers to the cop's questions. It's already been made.
It stops when it has killed its host.
Your metaphor that “python is the new basic” stems from desktop computers use of BASIC to teach beginning programming skills on largely 8 bit machines.

Once you started with BASIC you presumably moved to learning assembly language, as many of these machines gained c compilers, you might have tried to obtain one.

The entire point of micropython is a friendly introduction or friendly prototype platform or learning platform.
In no way does micro python take advantage of the hardware nor could it ever directly talk to hardware.

One should not treat all programming languages the same as they have different purposes and python is not fit for the purposes a c or c++ is fit for, aka memory allocation etc.
The number one lesson a beginning embedded programmer should take away from arduino is that controlling hardware is about writing specific bit patterns to memory locations. Sorry, this is not something python can do or was designed for.

Deeply embedded means “embedded Linux won’t suffice”

Your car braking system had better not be a micropython program.

There are actual safety proofing systems in which code is proven, and the python interpreter itself will not come close to passing as the complexity is too large.
(Formal verification is the Search term you seek (
It's trickier than you think from a legal perspective because of the peculiarities of French history.
Dancers are a unique group of people.

I've been to places where dancers practice, and they just strip off their clothes in front of god and everyone, without one bit of self-consciousness.

I used to do physical training for adults and kids, and shared the space with a dance group. I was there after the end of the training with 6 boys (about 6 or 7 years old) and their mothers. The dance group of about 10 women came up and into the hallway and just stripped all their clothes off to change into their dancing clothes. Boobs everywhere. The boys did what boys did, their eyes opened wide and they started laughing and poking each other in the ribs, and their moms were open-minded, they just laughed at their boys and at the situation.

Anyways, dancers have a different way of looking at the world. That's been my experience.
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Both Billie Jean King, the founder of WTA, and Novak Djokovic support WTA’s announcement [1].

“I applaud Steve Simon and the WTA leadership for taking a strong stand on defending human rights in China and around the world,” said Billie Jean King. “The WTA is on the right side of history in supporting our players. This is another reason why women’s tennis is the leader in women’s sports.”

Novak Djokovic, World No 1 and cofounder of the Professional Tennis Players Association, said he fully supported the WTA’s stance, and everyone including the Professional Tennis Players Association (PTPA) and the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) was “asking for clarity on what is going on”.

“We don’t have enough information and I think it’s a very bold, very courageous stance from WTA,” he told reporters.

[1]: https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2021/dec/01/wta-suspends-t...

Joe Pompliano thinks the WTA will lose 1/3 of their revenue [2].

[2]: https://twitter.com/JoePompliano/status/1466142522628059144
> What's so bad about NFTs?

Nothing. But they are not for me thanks (in current form).

Why? None of the arguments really make them inherently bad. Bubble, yes, so if they were free / 0.0001c would NFTs be good? People make / lose money? Hype? Legal ownership / non ownership? By that metric everything is bad, especially in the tech space.

The internet economy is in a very interesting place at the moment. Donation / patronage / support things are everywhere, and for the most part, NFTs are in this space for me. The whole space is something I am yet to properly form a mental model of.

Donations to streamers, patreon, onlyfans, substack, most of kickstarter all in a similar bucket.
I still don't see it. Note that there is 4 bytes of padding at the end of the image data to simplify the bounds check in the decoder. Those 4 bytes are subtracted from the chunks_len that the pixel start bound check compares against. So you could craft an image where the last pixel runs into that padding (which the encoder won't produce since it always pads with the full 4 bytes) but not one where the pixel data is read from outside the image buffer beyond the padding.
I’m not white and I don’t believe it’s right that a woman should be politically silenced for speaking out about sexual abuse she encountered.

Perhaps not everything is about ‘sticking it’ to your homeland.
> Cathedrals were the theme parks of their era

More like public capital buildings, but those themselves have a cultural function with regard to the sponsoring entity that results in them being something like theme parks, so the analogy isn’t completely inapplicable.

And “are”, not “were”. Cathedrals are still a thing, of course, and are still built, and the interiors reconfigured, in accordance with the changing views of the local and universal Church as to liturgical practices and pastoral needs.
interesting for me was the fact, that the author talks about themselves in the third person. Very unusual for some content like this :D
This reminds me Yahoo! Answers clones 10 years+ ago. To get traffic to website and cheat the search engine they would have index the Yahoo! answers website for specific niche category and create a garbage website with questions and answers not crediting the source and cramp the website with Ads everywhere to earn massive revenue.
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> The developer behind the Assembler version goes by the handle "ais523".

Alex Smith [1] is also known for winning the Wolfram 2,3 Turing Machine Research Prize [2].

[1] https://www.cs.bham.ac.uk/~ais523/

[2] https://writings.stephenwolfram.com/2007/10/the-prize-is-won...
I'm not sure I agree with this 100%. If this were true, an investor like Warren Buffett, who has always invested by focusing on the fundamentals of the company he is investing in and focusing on real performance/value metrics, would not be able to be as consistently successful as he has been.

It's hard to say though, because the market in which he made his initial chunk of capital is not the same market today, and it's impossible for me to parse out the self-reinforcing effect of "price goes up because Buffett has taken a large stake" versus the sort of fundamentals I'm referring to.

edit : Having said that, I do believe there is a class of people who are able to make money off of the stock market in a way totally unrelated to the reality of the underlying instruments - profiting on churn, market-making, small percentages on massive positions, etc. But I don't think that means the underlying instruments are actually worthless/not tied to real value.
This is a good point. AMD might actually be interesting here, at least on paper, because AM4 can be used without a chipset (A300, X300) and still provide a bunch of USB and SATA (directly out of the CPU), and if combined with an APU instead of a desktop SKU, idle power consumption should be laptop-like (there's only one die for Ryzen APUs afaik).

The problem is that I don't think boards themselves are available, only prebuilts/barebones, and of course AMD APUs have pretty high starting prices right now, and lower-end Zen 2/3 APUs weren't even announced last time I looked.
To clear some confusion : the French state owns the building and the Church is given use of it for cultural, historical and patrimonial considerations (it's just better for a building to keep its original use on-going if you want it to survive as best as possible). In that framework, it's normal for the religious authorities to decide of the interior decoration to the extent it's impermanent.

The article makes it sound much worse than it is. The truth is the Church makes stylistic choices that some people (including myself) don't like and they end up making a fuss about it.
Yes, and in doing so the police managed not to kill anyone. It's a testament to their restraint. Vigilantism is illegal and for good reason, I'm surprised to see you advocating so strongly for it.
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The world's first living robots, designed by computer and built from stem cells, have started to reproduce in a breakthrough which could lead to self-replicating machines, scientists have said.
If the building hadn't been redesigned in a modern context several times throughout its life, it would have been an old dilapidated stone church and not the icon it is today. The reason people care about this church and that it resonated with people throughout history is that it has continuously been redesigned and renovated in a modern context.
Yep, a block is like a square, but brings to mind a blockchain. I wouldn't be at all surprised if someday soon we're reading about Block's new product, Chain.
> This does not work for the canonical executables though as they are just symlinks to /etc/alternatives/foobar

you can use realpath for this

dpkg -S $(realpath /usr/bin/convert)

and you can ignore the path to it entirely with

dpkg -S $(realpath $(which convert))