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Read the comments. Nobody cares how she feels now. Everybody cares only about their own opinion they have the need to express. For her it’s all devastating, for resonable people too, for majority of shitty people the main thing ia to grow in their own eyes while barking at someone else.
Very good and encouraging intro.
Does anyone know of a good raytracer using Rust that leverages GPUs on Metal or Vulkan?
I would only pronounce the t when emphasizing the word.
It’d be nice but I don’t know what you’re asking for would look like exactly.

Academic papers usually have an introduction just past the abstract and may be the closest to what’s requested here. This is supposed to get the reader prepared for the meat of the paper. In a lot of math papers, it acts as a 101 prepper/refresher for the core concepts used in the paper.

There’s also the wolfram site for math. It’s been a while, but it functions something like an encyclopedia of all math topics. I’ve used it to quickly backfill a reference many, many times.

Reading an article or proof is not exactly analogous to “reading the source” as both articles and proofs are meant to be written to be read by a human with an agreed upon background and lead them logically to the conclusion(s) of the article. Articles and even proofs can be intimidating, I get that, but they are surmountable with a suitable time investment.
So western countries should have sent their armies to prevent developing countries from building factories and power plants? Refused to trade with them?

Given the economic and social incentives at the time (and to a large extend currently) simply reducing energy usage was not really feasible. It's not at all reasonable (and in my opinion largely unethical) to expect people to sacrifice their wellbeing due to some theoretical global threat they hardly knew anything about at the time.
This is a criminal case, which follows stricter rules than civil action. The relationship between Holmes personally and the investors is clear enough, but I can see how any claim of her committing fraud against the patients is much subtler and much likelier to fail.
What do you mean about WinForms? Look at this https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/whats-new-in-windows-f... from a couple of months ago, you can still use it pretty well
As a non-native english speaker (french), I was pronouncing those words wrong I guess:

debt, doubt, plumber, subtle, indict, and island
Happy that "Human Resources" is still accepted (the ~only english expression i actually find disgusting) ;)
How were you saying "indict"?
Option<(Option<Ray>, Srgb)> can be one of

- None

- Some((None, Srgb))

- Some((Some(Ray), Srgb))

Only the last one is equivalent to the struct you described
Which means different things for different people :)

"Experimental" for me means: ready to start playing around with, adopt if helpful

"Experimental" for my company means: Too early to adopt as a corner-stone technology

At this stage, I think most things in the Babashka ecosystem are "Experimental" currently (correct me if I'm wrong @borkdude :) ) but that haven't stopped me from migrating all my bash/sh scripts to it already.
The correct way is more aesthetic.
The US generally has much longer prison terms than most of the rest of the world. Compared to sentences for crimes of different/lesser severity in the US, more than 10 years is completely sane and, indeed, fair.

If you have a problem with US sentencing culture, as a moral and a political issue you should probably not start with rich well-connected scammers.
The earth rendering looks funky, my guess is that there is some projection error because everything is too wide (across the equator). Nice post :)
A grid battery has two numbers that are of interest

One is how many Joules it can deliver in a second (Giga/Mega/Kilo/watts)

One is how many Joules it can delivery completely (Giga/Mega/Kilo/watts) it can deliver

If I'm running my 10kW shower for 5 minutes, I can do that from a battery that only has 1kWh of storage, but I can't run it from a battery that can only deliver 1kW.

This is all high-school level science, and it's an indictment on the lack of diversity in news reporting how badly they get it wrong
True! "Listening in a Vacuum" would be more inclusive ;)
This is what is often famously referred to as the military-industrial complex.

The US military has a large pool of mechanics and technicians they constantly train who then go on to private sector. Building things, and building things right, take a level of physical dexterity and mechanical intelligence that must be honed.

Ever see a machinist run a hand over a milled surface, call it out of tolerance by 0.005” and then the calipers confirm? You can’t learn that from a book that shit is straight just 25 years of looking and touching surfaces that smooth. Drilling straight holes into metal frames that bend and give is an art.

You can’t let that die. So the military funds shops everywhere to build widgets for the war machine to keep people employed and those skills alive in the event that when we do need tens of thousands of them at once, there are seasoned veterans ready to lead the way. And in the mean time, they make $150k a year running a small machine shop in Michigan subcontracting for Northrup or Lockheed or something.
In the original theatrical release the color correction within the Matrix was intentionally a sort of "bleach bypass" look - not as dramatic as what you see amateur photographers doing but definitely quite different than the heavy green hue. Personally preferred this look myself and I wish they had kept it for the subsequent films. If the Matrix is supposed to look like "our" world then why would it be heavily green ? It still contrasted very well with the cold, metallic muted colors of the "real". The greens were mostly only in the shadows and very subtle and in some scenes more subtle than others.

The reason the original looked so good and is hard to replicate now in post is that they were very likely applying actual chemical color corrections to the original negative film. Probably using some kind of transfer film and a variation of the bleach bypass or similar method.
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Thanks for giving this a read!
What if a user needs it ready-to-use? Also imagine you’ve created some styleless form which I need to style according to my Bulma or Bootstrap stylesheet. What if the structure is different than these two are assuming?
As soon as it's profitable.
Isn’t Al Capone’s tax evasion conviction usually mentioned as a bit of a joke? I don’t see how anyone can cite it as an example of the system working perfectly fine.

Ignoring for a moment that this was in a very different era, to me, there are only two possible conclusions from this:

(a) The conviction was legitimate. This means that if only he had been a bit more thorough about laundering his money, he’d have gotten away with organized murder.

(b) The conviction was ultimately politically motivated, because it became a public embarrassment that he couldn’t be convicted of anything. But if the state really wants to get rid of someone, a prosecutor will find a way, so they did.

And I seriously don’t know which possibility is more frightening.
The lost art of recovery for healing
Given how quickly it was flagged, it feels like many/most of the flaggers didn't read it either, and just had a knee-jerk reaction to the headline.
Oh, I did something like this a while back as well! Aside from ray tracing, my renderer also supports ray marching, so it can render some cool fractals[1]. Writing path tracers is so much fun, love the write-up!

[1]: https://github.com/slightknack/keikan#readme
Not sure why even involve spouse. The money generated and save is in the estate, spouce and others are free to use the money how they want.
Sure, hence the email here about "here's all I have, lets discuss if and how to best merge this"?
In addition the OP is using a throwaway account. And nothing in their bio. So i assume they want privacy.

However if anyone is curious about other people making this much per month and what they are doing check out the indiehackers website.
There is also the `undofile` option, which stores your undo-history permanently on disk. You can also go to an earlier version of the file from 4 hours ago with `:earlier 4h`.
George Schultz is already dead, and Kissinger is 99 years old. By the time a future president is elect I doubt she will have someone to call.
If something can run wasm, it can run JS by running an interpreter compiled to wasm.

Conversely, wasm can be transpiled to JS, and asm.js is also a thing.
> Nope, before the Sino-Soviet split and shortly thereafter there was zero serious effort to build jet engines.

Nope, the WP-1A was built in 1958. Just because they were incapable of designing their own competitive jet engine does not mean they were not attempting to.

> China never, ever, ever had anywhere near the engineering resources of the Soviet Union. To suggest as much is insanity. They arrived to that level somewhere before 2010.

You mean somewhere after? Totally disagree. Clearly there were not good or well run resources like the soviets, but they had the money and the manpower earlier than that. If you're just looking at GDP overlap that is misleading because it does not account for more people in China, or the relative advantage it gets from much stronger computing power and ability to copy more advanced designs. Also you're taking the GDP from the height of the USSR, which is not representative of its economic power for those same 70 years it was designing engines.

> China already has competitive engines. They can and do simply buy Russian engines.

Not the most advanced ones.

> Domestic engine development is a nice-to-have, and not a huge priority. This is obviously reflected in the low budgets and the low number of employees in these programs. This is public information.

That shows how much you know. It is a huge priority for them and it has been for a long time.
Indoor pipes still can be horizontal for long stretches, where smoothness doesn't help if it's flushed only a few times per day. It also depends on the stool. I never cause obstructions, but my wife on the other hand...
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"Risk more than others think is wise", well, you have to admit they followed through on that wall tattoo.
Let me introduce you to the Stack data structure
Thanks to the today's higher level programming languages we do not need to implement them by ourselves but I believe knowing what they are still gives us great ability solve some of our day-to-day problems and sometimes they can help us to pass our dream job's interview. Also hey, if you want to build the next big thing you'll definitely need them!
This is why UTC already exists and is used for aviation, military, telecom and ISP purposes.
User Research Interview Kit
Isn't eccentric supposed to mean slightly strange? This just sounds mentally ill. Maybe he was trying to improve job security through intentional obfuscation. Kind of sad, either way.
Ah yeah the boston 'r' will do the same thing - appearing as needed to separate two vowels.
> my Orwellian yellow plastic “Great Place To Work” Intel tamborine

That sounds hilarious, can you post a picture?
Spacer components described in the article and 90s spacer elements are not the same thing.

Here's the example linked by the article: https://seek-oss.github.io/braid-design-system/components/St...
I did notice that many GPG implementations (for email) are Germany based. Interesting. Also, I hope other government will start to offer their public keys as a means for encrypted submission of sensitive documents.
Agreed on this. I read the article before looking at comments (now 8-9 hours after it was posted), and thought "hmm, ok, I'm skeptical, but these seem to be pretty strong arguments". I was pleased to come here to the comments to find strong counter-arguments, many of which are things I wouldn't have considered due to lack of expertise here. So I'm glad it got enough votes and stuck around long enough for serious discussion.

(For the record, I still do believe the various lab-leak theories have legs, and should be discussed and investigated, even if this particular article ends up being unconvincing.)
>...what am I missing?

Nothing. The Silent Sea was brutally criticized in Korea for its writing/directing. I thought the visuals were great, but only that aspect of it.
China’s “Social Credit System” Will Rate How Valuable You Are as a Human
The vast majority of countries, I reckon, don’t have enough domestic stability or human resources to maintain any sort of thing like that. Let alone the capital. It takes a small army to run a industrial-production level facility, a few of which need advanced degrees and experience.

The G7 and G20 aren’t an exclusive club for nothing. There are real things behind GDP.
Are these kind of language "guides" limited to English or is it happening in other cultures too?
https://voca.ro/17YDT0eVw4Jh
Perhaps something like Blephaclean daily cleaning wipes, helps get debris / dandruff from base of eyelids
> Everyone in the blockchain space self-publishes all relevant material hence a journal like this is completely pointless.

Hopefully one can do both, as is standard practice for lots of institutions these days.

> It also slows down the rate of publishing by requiring ridiculously tedious formatting requirements all so a self-elected panel of experts can deem if a piece of content is worthwhile.

One can self-publish simultaneously and continuously post revised editions as review is received. This is pretty ubiquitous.

> Of course, to get through this process we end up with a 'paper' with no runnable code.

This is entirely voluntary. The most frequent offenders when it comes to not uploading code are companies who think they're giving up IP by publishing research code. Institutions (and companies, lately) frequently cite github.com url's in papers in the machine learning space. I see no reason why they couldn't with a journal submission.
https://github.com/dgtlmoon/changedetection.io/wiki/Fetching...
> SK TV are essentially Hollywood TV casted with SK people. If you watch Squid Game, and you think that SK people would think and behave like what the TV shows, then you would be wrong.

Can you clarify your thought here? American people don't think and behave like they do in Hollywood TV shows. There are exceptions of course, but most pop TV shows do not attempt to accurately portray real human relationships, emotions, actions etc.

Do you mean to say that there is something particularly American about Squid Game? When I, an American, watched it my biggest thought was that it seemed very much like an anime. Especially some of the early scenes like the chase by the loan sharks or the paper game played in the subway. It felt distinctly not like normal American television in that regard, though of course you can't create TV in 2020 without having some influence by Hollywood.
I guess Germany will continue buying nuclear generated electricity from France, then.
Going to test this out on Hinge voice prompts and see what happens
I don't know if this is truly the case (outside my area of expertise), but the article claims that most of the benefits of gain-of-function research can be realized through much safer methods. If true, the "good guys" don't really lose much by refusing to do what the "bad guys" might be doing.
The problem with CSS, and HTML is that content structure, content layout, and its styling is intertwined like spaghetti.

A ground up HTML rewrite is needed.
"Component" doesn't necessarily means "third party library".

The headless components need to be styled in the end, and the guideline present in the article still applies to those cases: outer margins in components causes some headaches.
You can run your WinForms application on the latest LTS version of dotnet, .NET6. As always, upgrading to a new version of the framework, means you have to migrate some parts of the codebase, especially from an older .net3-4. That isn't really that different from Java

If I'd have candidates that want out from .NET I'd be very intrigued and want to know why. Specifically, I don't want any that want out because the tech was changing rapidly. I can understand the overhead is somewhat annoying, but it's for the better and it seems to be a lot more stable again.
Yeah negligence is a better fit. Their process sucked unacceptably and they knew it but they didn't set out to lie with test results or never performed them.

I think they might have contracted out tests to real labs which could be fraud but that would be both harder to link to Holmes and potentially defensible. Imagine an alternate world with a Nega-Theranos which actually had machines which worked but were say five percentage points less accurate. Say Nega-Theranos used some patient samples with enough blood that way to check their accuracy in comparison. Technically not the machines they advertised but still done in patient interests.

We don't have a NegaTheranos and there were biophysical and statistical constraints which made the concept flawed from the start (not all blood sources are identical in the person and statistical limitations) . The smart thing to do was not try that method from the start. The ethical thing would be to tell the board and let them decide if they should dissolve the venture or try to pivot to another approach or task. It would be stupidly harder to try to identify the contents of blood non-invasively but actually possible. There are already several insulin only blood scanners in trial or development by multiple companies.
1 infers 2.
I believe what they proposed is possible but they were unable to deliver not being technical founders.
If they had been technical founders they would have promised a product that could be delivered.
This all besides the ethical issues of faking blood tests!
Fallacy of misapplying Whataboutism-Fallacy.
You should read bad blood. There are interviews with people who had disorders and theranos blood tests gave false negatives thanks to that, delaying treatment for a long while.

I don’t know about everyone but it’s reallllly hard to find sympathy for somebody who plays fast and loose with peoples health like this. She wasn’t an arms manufacturer but I don’t really see the sympathy angle here (especially considering how much institutional support she had throughout the controversy)
I understand (to some degree) if someone is willing to enforce things you shouldn't say. Although right to free speech is/should be universal, but it doesn't mean free of consequences of what has been spoken. But I strongly oppose situation and any attempts to enforce what I should say. No. No pasarán. Ni wuja. Claiming power over what one should or ought to be saying is claiming power over what one should or is allowed to think. "1984" of Orwell's says hi.
It does not imply that Italians feel any connection whatsoever. I am no Italian, but from what I can tell this couldn't be further from the truth.

Except France I am not sure any smaller country is so actively creating and consuming their own, kinda nationalist, media.

Edit:// the main reason I asked is because if you visit cultural places in Italy and read the plates / listen to the stories the US very often is portrait as the aggressor
Why are there so many new component libraries with the same ideas and syntax? I thought the example was from chakra-ui but it was from Braid.
I thought you could do that with eg.

parent > * {
...
}

There might be things missing to achieve whatever result you desire, but CSS does allow a parent element to define how spacing (and any other styling) works for child elements.
To my ears it's the most beautiful when you replace "ae" with the "e" sound from "meh".

Eh-stetic
Exactly. Slapping some components together for a simple feature shouldn't require a designers input at all. Whether the defaults are margins or paddings I don't really care, but if the component looks bad without styling, it's a bad component.
On one hand, the victims of her scams wanted her guilty, on the other, I suspect that those who are trying to dismantle the judicial branch of government wanted her to be not guilty. Good to see the legal system is holding up.
> We were not aware how many different governmental agencies exist and how many of them have a need to protect data

Hmm :-)
Many problems begin when people start to believe they know better what is good for everyone...
Vaccinated still can be infected and die from Covid. Most ICUs do have vaccinated there. So having the perception vaccines gives 100% protection is false. You should always keep this in mind as those they opt for no vaccines do weigh this piece of information while those that pro vaccines usually ignore and a lot not aware of it. Also in a world without vaccines, death from Covid is around 4% and at worst under 10% and that is based on denominator with limited testings. Read up on how Singapore overdo testings and you will be very surprised that death rates are well below 1%. Btw, I am pro vaccinations (looking forward for 4th jab booster of booster soon), similar to Elon's thinking. Vaccine is good but forcing people taking it is a no. That is simply too Stalinistic way no matter how much good intentions you have doing that forcing.
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nice show of your microstartup, tech stack for visalist?
Question about your 5.
7nm is overkill in performance but... isn't it better if they get more chips per wafer?