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I actually think it's the other way around, at least for some people. You care for them because you've invested so much time and effort into them.
I think you mean sophia; sophos is the adjective meaning 'wise'.
Is this any different conceptually as being "pwned" and put on the Wall of Sheep at Defcon?
I spent 30 minutes once trying to get out of the credits for a Disney+ show and go to the episodes..back took me to the main page, and clicking the show took me right back into the episode exactly where I left off in the credits... I guess it was the last ep but I wasn't sure, and even tried fast forwarding to the end ...cause it was really long Marvel credits.

It should always take you to a show page, from there you should have options to continue or see info or go to episodes, etc...
This is quite a histrionic take. SpaceX are actively working to minimize or eliminate interferrence. And Starlink will fund cheaper transport to orbit. The hubris of astronomers to think they can take the stars away so their pictures aren't interrupted.
Speeds are highly variable depending on location and network congestion. I think "already have good 4G" is a bit of a weird thing to say given that 5G can mean increasing the chance that you have a solid connection.

But even with a good 4G connection, I think 10ms is better than 35ms and I think 300Mbps is better than 35Mbps. I think our current 4G networks work well, but higher speed and lower latency will improve the experience even for our current use cases and even when a person has a good 4G connection already.
why say anything when you can just say nothing. they don't care about it that much as long as the offender is gone now
Can someone provide a little more context on this contamination theory of obesity? Does it actually hold up? I'm reading an article linked and it seems convincing enough, but I don't have the time and expertise to accurately assess that right now.
> As a reminder, Turkish Airlines flight 1951 crashed in 2009 due to a faulty radio altimeter which set the autothrottle to idle before they touched down.

Was it due to interference? Otherwise this seems specious.
Here (https://pngbindemo.theyoke.repl.co) is a live demo and shows you how it would look.
The will not. They will confirm start and end dates, ask if the termination was voluntary, and may ask if they would hire them again in the future.
> The startup I work for must be incredibly unlucky given that 7+/14 vaccinated employees have recently tested positive if the odds really are 1 in 5000. I'm sure my anecdote is not unique.

Now do the comparison of hospitalization and death of the unvaccinated against the vaccinated.

> The same way that people, and doctors, have been biased against reporting side effects. Yeah, sure, its just anecdote, except there's a hell of a lot of anecdote going around and those crazy conspiracy theorists have already been quietly proven right about vaccines interfering with womens' monthly cycles, among other suspicions.

There's a ton of papers, literally coming out every week, on studies of side effects of vaccines. The conclusions are always the same: minor and predictable side effects, with a few exceptions that were studied and analyzed and adjusted for risk, still demonstrating that the rewards go far and beyond.

> It is incredibly difficult to properly evaluate vaccines when your test subjects and their doctors have been indoctrinated by strong messaging regarding the test's presumed safety. I'm not suggesting that it was entirely intentional (though partly on behalf of pharma) but at this point all of the official data is suspect due to an emergent faith-like bias.

I'm sorry, you don't have a single clue of what you're talking about. There's papers that have been published by every single government, relevant NGO, hospitals, literally the entirety of modern medicine dedicated towards working on this. The conclusions are always the same. Stop talking about things you don't understand. You don't have the knowledge or capacity to judge the biases of the medical system. There are tons of qualified experts who are more than happy to talk about the failures, doubts, and validated skepticism of big pharma in a myriad of drugs and medical trials. Vaccines are just not it.
Because then they might be liable for the advice provided. Can't be sued if you don't provide anything. *taps head*
I'm the same.... though we did watch Catherine the Great and that Murder Podcast one w/ Martin Short /Steve Martin...

The thing that irks me w/ Hulu -- we have kids sleeping and it'll be soft for the actual show, then the ad comes in and it's like 5 decibals louder. and we have to physically just mute the commercials... it's the most annoying thing ever!
Hi all, Infreq Social is a social network I've been working on for the past few weeks. Over the past few years, everyone has seen an obsession with social networks, and more often than not people are checking their social network multiple times a day.

I wanted a place where I could connect with friends and family and not have to continue checking throughout the day, but just once a day and be able to move on with the day.

The focus of the social network is to not create features that tie you into the network. It has the ability for you to look back as far as a week to see what is going on in case you only frequent the website every few days if you prefer as well.

I hope someone will find this useful, I'd love to continue adding features to it for those who think it would fit their lifestyle with their friends and family!
Let's say you create a website that autogenerates neat art. How would you as the artist who created that website go about monetizing it? How would you sell your work? How would I as a buyer know what I'm buying whether it's unique or one of many? Please think about how you would build such a system before continuing.

Here's what Artblocks is accomplishing:

1. The JS source for a particular artwork is uploaded to the contract on publish. It is immutable and available available as long as ethereum exists. Even if artblocks itself disappeared tomorrow, all the art is still preserved.

2. The algorithm for the art requires a source of randomness that the artist uses to control what the output would be. The actual pieces are created on "mint", the transaction hash is used as the seed for the algorithm and the piece is transferred to the user who paid the mint fee. The hashes are random and immutable, once created they cannot be changed.

3. The smart contract ensures there cannot be more pieces created than what the artist intended.

4. The smart contract also defines the royalties the artist wishes to collect on secondary sales.

5. Now you have a brought into existence a limited supply generative art collection created (and stored) natively on the blockchain that can be traded 24/7, globally, in a single currency (ETH in this case), available on multiple platforms (OpenSea, Rarible, LooksRare), with perfect provenance, and the artist receive royalties on every re-sale automatically.

I do not think you can build this without the help of blockchains.
The CP series is less trouble than an inkjet and will print out of camera Jpgs from an SD card.

It might be less fiddly than a Polaroid back on a traditional film camera.
But that's no better with 5G. In fact the majority of 5G deployments are on higher MHz bands than 4G right now. So if anything range with 5G is less than with 4G, meaning: unless they happen to have build a new tower near you your 5G reception will be < your 4G reception.
Intel isn't ballasted so much by chip fabrication for phone handsets. TSMC is. The few years of stagnation in the client computing segment coincided with early delays in the 10nm transition. It's always easier to lay out big money for long-term projects when your business is strong, but that just wasn't the case for Intel around 2015 or so. Handsets were booming, as was parallelized GPU computing. TSMC was a natural beneficiary due to its customer base.
A lot of companies will also say if the former employee is eligible to be employed there again. A negative on that plus a January separation date won't look good for those folks.
while i do understand the plight of HK's fight, it does make sense that a non-affiliated individual should not be able to make political statements on someone else's platform, unless with prior consent.

The competitor should be free to make his case in his own platform(s), but not on a platform he doesn't own if the owners of that platform doesn't want to affiliate themselves with the political discourse.
I’m just happy to be able to switch from my $130/month cable provider with terrible service to a $50/month 5G provider, while it lasts. I’d honestly rather have a hardwire connection, but I am incredibly happy that competition has finally arrived.
How many of these people WERE managers or executives? I bet not enough.
> So how would that be different from Americans getting ~$12000 and buying goods from developing countries where workers also make $300 a month.

I don't really know how to respond to this because we buy those goods anyway.

> Infrastructure serves a specific purpose. Why should we give money to people for free when we can instead use it to build infrastructure?

Every category of spending has diminishing returns. You'd never want to spend everything on infrastructure, or zero in any effective category.

> Welfare targets people who cannot provide for themselves, such as children and the disabled. We don't lose much productivity by giving these people money. Every able bodied adult should be expected to give back to society.

We also want to have certain standards for non-dehumanizing employment, and not everyone has access to jobs that meet those standards. Basic income is a way to help that situation a lot, but do you have better ideas?

Also how much productivity do we need to demand from everyone? Somehow a century after establishing 40 hours, with productivity per hour skyrocketing over that time, we're demanding more than 40 hours from so many workers just to make ends meet.
Is that not a good wage? That's at arouns 5x median/3x average American wage from the numbers I found online and puts them in the top 6% of earners in the country based on a random calculator I found[1].

I accept there's probably some variance here, but even if they're in the top 10% of Americans, is that not sufficient? What percentage do you think they should be in?

[1] https://dqydj.com/income-percentile-calculator/
Doesn't this have the potential to cause issues for your home network?
PIRACY!!

It looks as the same as international waters.

thought it was around 40-50 miles from dry ground. but idk

edit: (hope someone vouches for you else your free game.)
Well yeah, but I really expected more out of them. They basically wrote a letter saying "please resign", Bob said "no", and then they said "oh okay, we have no further questions or statements at this time". Again, it reads to me like the majority of people are covering it up for financial/social benefit, or just completely disinterested in resolving their issues.
No worries :)
for some reason CSS is my favourite.
This is strange posturing. Anti tanks rockets won't make a difference.
I had a friend in grad school who entered the Ph.D. program after spending four years in industry. He was very passionate about his research area, persistent, a fountain of ideas, and wonderful to talk with. He ended up winning the ACM doctoral dissertation award for his thesis, did research and teaching at a university, and has since returned to industry.

This may be the exception that proves the rule. However I just wanted to point out that there is at least one person who did catch up to become a research scientist, however rare that career path might be.
Agreed - I don't think AWS Support is cheap (but my company pays) but it is good.
Are you insinuating that your app brings that 35% figure down to 0%? Like I said, most of the time I don't throw stuff away because I've forgotten about it, but more because I've overbought, made too much of a dish, or flat-out don't want any more of the food that I bought.
> the pernicious thing about spring is there appears to be 15 different ways to do the same thing.

Oh gods below this. I was half wondering if I was writing Perl with how much TMTOWTDI was floating around in the cesspool of Lombok and Spring.
This is why a recently calibrated altimeter is used for the altitude axis on GPS approaches. They also must have a constrained error margin to be certified, and it is factored into the buffered region around the approach.
> As somebody who was bullied in my childhood and early youth, I can say that there is no way one could go back to their bullies and collaborate with them politely. The only way to "get rid of the baggage" is to cut these people out of one's life, completely. No cooperation possible, unless a genuine profuse apology is given, and convincing demonstration of good intention is presented. The other way is to become a bully, which is not an option for many.

From one person who was bullied and now manages to work quite successfully with government and private institutions, you don't deal with institutions and collectives the same was as you do an individual. It is a useless comparison.

> And before accusations of intent to kill grandma, I haven't stepped out of my house for two years now, such repulsive reaction I have to masks and some other "measures". Do not and did not care about covid a tiniest bit. There is no light in sight, so I'm preparing to take my life, if not consumed by ailments, old and new, that flared up. If, by some miracle, "we get over this" and I'm alive, then all the time second-guessing each fellow human on whether they were actual bully or accidental accomplice is not a great perspective either. But bullies do not deserve cooperation or compassion. So the only way forward I see is absolute sabotage of all government initiatives. All within the boundaries of law and regulations, of course.

Get some psychological help dude, this has nothing to do with science or medicine.
Like one of the Reddit commenters said, that is NOT lame.
> Quality of life would improve for everyone. I'm happy to pay my taxes if it goes to that.

How? Why would it not just inflate us like all these payments during COVID?
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I wish more people considered this, but sadly most don’t.
No, but lots of people have had terrible LTE service in congested areas and thought "why can't the network provider support more users!?". 5G is much more about more efficient use of scarce bandwidth uses than it is about raw point to point bandwidth.
If someone says "X and Y", and X is false, then what they say is false.

You're arguing that someone who already knows what the study says can re-interpret the statements in the press release as being true, by adding a few additional qualifiers like "among the already infected" here and there, on the assumption that they were just omitted for brevity. But the intended reader, who doesn't already know what the study really says, will read the statements as written, and will receive a false communication.
> These people do not listen to reason; they didn't reason themselves into the position and you cannot reason them out of it. The flat earthers doing the "experiments" keep coming up with reasons to keep on believing, even when their experiments are so blinkered and janky they show either nothing at all or that they are, in fact, wrong.

I’m late to the party here, but I recall reading (or watching) about one flat earther devising a somewhat novel, and actually very solid experiment for determining the roundness of the earth. Unfortunately, they thought their methods or testing apparatuses were flawed when the results indicated that the earth was in fact pretty roundish. They’ll be back with a fresh experiment, no doubt, to confirm their pre-existing notions.
We can't spin it up until we build more fabs. And we need infrastructure for energy, water, and logistics before we can simply build a bunch of fabs.
The games industry is not that big, it is not difficult to get backchannel references on almost anyone who has been in the industry for more than a few years.
I personally don't need more bandwidth when I'm on the go, but would love to see some real alternative to my local cable company.
Technically almost no food is really mercury-free. You can probably find a few mercury atoms in chicken or kale or rice if you put them through a mass spectrometer. It's really more about keeping your consumption to reasonable levels.

Animals are always going to accumulate more toxins as you go higher up the food chain. There's no practical way to prevent this. If you're going to eat seafood then it's better to choose smaller, shorter-lived species like sardines or squid.
It quite well ignores that this only works with some subset of the population. If it’s truly universal, or even for the majority, then the net result will be nothing. We’re just moving decimals again to give people some idea they’re making more.
Seems like there are two problems you're trying to solve:
1. getting traffic/discoverability
2. a nice platform upon which to blog

I think if you solve the two with separate tools you might get better options. For example for a nice blogging platform, you can try gonevis.com or blogger.com then promote posts on places like reddit/HN/Twitter, etc.
That first one is pretty neat. Plus, when your kids are an appropriate age, they'll be able to modify their lamp if they want!
Because he’s led some of the highest growth of any company of the last two decades and there’s extremely limited evidence that he knew what was going on at just one of his subsidiary companies (and the least profitable one at that).

Blizzard games don’t hold a candle to the money CoD, Madden, or Skylanders bring in. If Blizzard lets him go, someone else will snatch up his genius immediately.
At some point they should want their money back
> I've been in had faster internet than the city I grew up in in Canada, and for about $10/mo.

> Sure, internet goes down perhaps once or twice a month for half a day or so, but it often does in rural-adjacent parts of Canada too

With 90% of the population less than 100 miles from the US border, what's their excuse for being worse than Albania?
(Please, don't mention Redis it is not database, and its failover is for availability but no consistency)

You are right. Despite I love PostgreSQL, MongoDB is eons ahead in terms of replication and sharding.
Instrument rated pilot here. A GPS LPV approach is essentially the same as an ILS [edit for clarification: a category 1 ILS]. It’s true that an LPV approach is classified as non precision but in practice an LPV approach is pretty much indistinguishable from a cat 1 ILS, which is classified as a precision approach.
Could you clarify what bullet-style LEDs are and how do they look?
Nerd Dictation does speech-to-text (voice recognition), not text-to-speech. If you want to speak to your computer in an erotic voice, nobody's stopping you.
Earth's interior is cooling faster than expected
I’d like to see some links showing remote exploits. Rust doesn’t protect against anything if the attacker has local access.
I think you mean this very amusing video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xxX81WmXjPg

I've always just checked for an @ and be done.
Is there any literature to read up on class diagrams for creating functions?
Or any literature on creating functions? I am hitting a brick wall.
A number of approximations use the information on the inputs to simplify the equation. Such as sin(x)/x near zero, is about 1. So looking for opportunities like that can help
ASML has 4750 suppliers. The supply chain in the chip world is probably the most complex system in existence. Both astounding and frightening.
They reduce power consumption and thermal management needs. That means more compute per a given battery constraint or thermal envelope. High-end mobile phones and laptops benefit.
Yeah I feel like that's an important aspect. We never are able to imagine at the time completely what's possible. It's only in hindsight the new thing seems obvious
They probably mean ownership?
Australia has record COVID-19 deaths, hospitals under stress
Given that a pediatric hospitalization is a hellish and expensive affair and early long COVID may have life-long effects, while a vaccine is cheap and trivially accessible, how is that still _not_ a winning strategy? _Just_ 8000 vaccinations to prevent a hospitalization? How could you even consider that to be bad? Are we in a surplus of hospital beds or guardians or am I the only person that lives in a metro area where routine hospital procedures have to be cancelled and there's a 15% rate of absenteeism due to Covid, which likely includes parents that have to take care of their sick children?
Indonesian Student Becomes a Millionaire Selling Selfies as NFT
This cleared up matrix multiplication after a long period of interest/confusion around the subject, great work and derivation.
> I'd like to get in touch with developers, from US or EU as I'd like to get a remote job there and maybe in the long run move out.

> If someone is looking for a mentee also, I would love to have someone more experienced guide me through this journey

You maybe want to network with devs from your country first, as they would be the ones to know who’s hiring and what are the local businesses in the tech scene. And they would know how to get visas to the countries you are interested in (some of them might have immigrated there as well).
I'd go as far as to argue most chips TSMC produce, especially mobile, are no longer a commodity. In consumer devices at least, people want TSMC vs say, Samsung. Their last couple efforts for Qualcomm have been quite horrendous. So much so that they're cutting a TSMC 8 gen 1 release soon.
Not sure about this source but this one is https://www.timesofisrael.com/israeli-trial-worlds-first-fin...
So at the very worst it does nothing. How is that bad? I don't want to go around checking if people had or did not have Covid, which a lot of people are prone to lying about.
I second this reaction, and almost closed the tab out of habit.
If we ignore that Kotick probably has build himself a very comfortable nest there and is probably surrounded by supporters I believe that even if they wanted him gone there is probably a calculation lying around in the offices of a number of people that compares Koticks exit package vs. the immediate expected losses from the current damage to the brand (which probably ignores longtime effects, or expects things to just blow over).
- Lively ecosystem of extension developers

- Acts as a GUI to manage markdown files which live on your system

- Works well as a dump of info

- Gives you features such as search and tag handling to your MD files

I feel like I have tried all the notes apps and this is the best for me by far. The editor mentioned in this thread is "Roam like" which is great, but I like something a bit more "lo-fi" in that it's basically just a manager for plain text files. I feel the functionality of "Roam like" is distracting because I think about things like "where should I put this" or "what title should I give this?" Also distracting is that they feel too much like a "no-node" platform on which I find myself building an application. In Obsidian, I name files as numbers based on date and then discover them via a hierarchy of tags and through search. Since the files are already on my system, I can also use other applications to manage or search these files.
This is just appeasement. "Just don't make a fuss" is sticking your fingers in your ears as atrocities happen.
The quality of 4g is largely based on how crowded the frequencies are.

So sure, "excellent 4g" will do a good job, but you still need to expand into the C bands to make that happen.

If OP was talking about 4g vs. 5g with everything else equal including frequencies, then it's not necessary but 5g is somewhat better with basically no downsides.
China has been building its own semiconductor supply chain for years now.

As time passes, they grow less dependent upon Taiwan's chipmaking.