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Does Doom have it's own ISO Committee yet?

Because I swear Does It Run Doom? is becoming a requirement checkbox for any new project.
GDPR has enough holes that governments can continue to expand surveillance as they wish.
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> If there were friends, he'd not need to be reminded of contacting them. He'd miss contacting them.

As someone who needs a separate text file for remembering important dates (from where i stand, calendars are just weird, the months names arbitrary, the amounts of days in each also an example of some odd legacy system), i disagree.

If my brain refuses to work well for dates for a few dozen people, why would someone else remember to contact more people, especially given how busy the lives of many are? Is it a bit nonconventional to develop an automation system for that? Maybe, but then again, people don't even bat an eye when putting down events in their Google Calendar or whatever.

"If those events mattered, you wouldn't need to be reminded of them." doesn't sound like a reasonable argument to my brain, even though it might to someone else's.

> It's incredibly sad that his social life, or rather: the illusion of a social life, is being dictated by a machine.

It's not sad (to me and probably others), please don't downplay someone putting in the effort to address what would otherwise be a shortcoming. Even though a bit odd, if it works for them, props to that person!

For further reading, have a look at Dunbar's number: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunbar%27s_number

Why wouldn't we expand past the limitations of our brains, if that is beneficial to both ourselves and others, especially when extending that reasoning to a professional setting?

"I should send a Christmas greeting to that cool boss i had years ago." probably doesn't occur to people that often, but is still a nice thing to do!

Personally, without that text file of mine (or reminders from Facebook or whatever for others), i wouldn't remember most birthdays (of friends or acquaintances) or other celebration days, which would be bad for everyone - to me, because of feeling bad after forgetting about those days, and for others because of not receiving greetings or gifts.
I've been spending the last few days looking into solutions in this space for the umpteenth time and Directus does seem to be one of the most interesting ones. It's basically a non-intrusive, flexible and extensible GUI on top of your DB, plus a REST API generated from it. Another big plus is it's open source.

It actually exists since 2004, so it would be fair to say it's been more than a few years. But they recently switched from PHP to Node.

Other solutions (with varying degrees of similarity) include Strapi, PostgREST, Hasura...
Are there back breeding examples for species that still exist in the wild? Say domestic sheep?

If a back breeding projects target appearance, does behaviour generally follow behaviour serendipitously? Will these behave like aurochs?
I mean the rights of tenants are such that if you want to live in decent conditions / a stable domicile, you have to buy a house, thus becoming a property investor.
How long will it take to read or write whole disk?
I experienced this at a couple places. At one in particular I was one of the many workers who clashed with an absolutely incompetent PM. This piece of ... even mobbed me during meetings, while pushing for me to join another project (with help from other execs in the company) because customers knew me and wanted me. That project was really interesting and really well paid, also at that company I made friends with a lot of people, some of them I still see today after over 20 years, but if I accepted I would send the message that it was ok to treat me as garbage like that. The indecision was literally ruining my health: I spent nearly 20 days at home with psychosomatic hemorrhoids, then one day I finally had the flash. "I quit - period". After I took that decision, in less than two days the hemorrhoids were gone. I went back to the workplace, gave them the 2 week notice and finished my duties. They did everything to convince me. No way.
I spent the last evening there crying while hugging all the friends I had made there, although some already left for similar reasons; I didn't even have any job offers (not a big problem as it was well before the first dot com bust) but I didn't care: that was the best thing I could do.

As for why a company would employ an incompetent PM like that? Because he was a shark, one of those useful manipulative figures who can easily tell lies to customers or push people into resigning without thinking twice.
One day, some time after quitting, I paid visit to that company to see old friends and have lunch with them. Just guess who was the first person to call my name loudly, approach me with a huge fake smile and hug me. Yup, it was him. They're more common than we could think; if you have one nearby, be very careful.
Till this date, I don't understand why phones don't work on direct power without battery. There should be some engineering problem...
Thought the same, if you love coding, Retools seems like a resonable solution for that. There are a handful of GUIs on teh market, but those are typically data source-specific.
Question: how come a photon can carry a variable amount of energy? (Layman here, I would have guessed that photons travel at the speed of sound, and are of fixed size and energy, like electrons.)
Not always; they could just be quote stuffing
Subpixel AA literally gets the colors wrong at the boundary, so calling grayscale AA a simplification is a bit too much IMO. Some people prefer subpixel AA and it might even be a matter of accessibility for others, so its existence is a good thing I guess, but it is not grayscale that makes any false assumptions.
Well yeah, it did - I don't remember quite what, but I think it showed the experience rate or something like that.
(there was also a hidden feature that showed your login/password in the window title for a short while - I got access to the dll for TibiaGG, which taught me a bit about memory access. This was only done as a prank though, and never for any nefarious purposes)

The software was called Tomes of Knowledge, if that rings any bells :)
> being offered stock in your own company

Off-topic from the thrust of this conversation, but I always considered the above extremally risky. If your company goes tits-up, you loose your job and your savings.

This happened to a lot of people during the dot-com crash of 2000.
(Unless you have a high risk tolerance, you will want to diversify much more.)
You're wrong.

Just because your brain is able to keep track of your friends and actively remember to interact with them, doesn't mean everyone is like you. People who are not neurotypical can have very close friends and family and not realize that 3 months have passed since they last called home or checked in with a friend. It's so easy to forget that other people's brains don't work exactly like ours; remembering that is an extremely important habit to exercise.
I hope this saves Termux
Andromeda Invaders: A 1980s-arcade-style game using HTML5, Canvas, Web Audio
He wrote in the article he was trying to perform, just that you can't really perform 100% in such a situation.

A company that cares about its employees accepts that there can be personal reasons why someone might not be at their peak efficiency.
I calculated out a redundancy of 1.36 bits per glyph. Taking that at face value, it would mean the space of possible glyphs is about 2.5 times the space of used glyphs. Is "between 2 and 3 times as many letters as there currently are" congruent with what you consider "tons more information"? If so, we haven't actually contradicted each other on any matters of fact. Just on matters of what it subjectively means to have "tons more information".

1 bit of error correction for 5.6 bits of information sounds pretty good.
I have no idea, but at a guess, I suppose the number of people in the country _with easy access to the sports_ is the more important number than the raw population. There's 300 million people in the US but how many of them have access to snowsports?

It might also just be a reflection of the distribution of medals available - Norway has dominated in the cross country skiing based events, but Germany dominates in the sliding events. Between biathlon,cross country skiing and nordic combined there are 26 disciplines, but luge + skeleton + bobsleigh have only 10 between them.
What background are you coming from? I'd love to understand what's not clear as we don't hear this kind of feedback often
The project is showcasing a simple way of using the the BleuIO Dongle to advertise data that the STM32 reads from a sensor which is connected to the STM32 Nucleo-144.
Both Chrome and FF seem to have fixed their text rendering with intersecting cursive glyphs since 2019 :)
It's orthogonal to Marxism but Marx and Engels both engaged in stock trading (not to mention that Engels literally owned a factory).

Employment is by definition exploitative because a capitalist system requires the owner to derive profits from labor, i.e. pay workers only a part of the value they generate. This isn't a value judgment, this is a matter of definitions: the capitalist mode of production is by definition exploitative because avoiding exploitation would steer the owner towards bankruptcy and thus kill the entire business.

The only solution to avoid this contradiction is to not have a separation between ownership and work, to abolish the capitalist class, i.e. ownership of a business is granted by working for that business, with all the rights and responsibilities ownership implies. However the ultimate ideological goal is usually (similar to how Free Software doesn't want to control copyright but abolish ownership of software) to abolish the notion of ownership or even businesses as distinct entities, much like discrete ownership of land was a nonsensical concept before enclosure (i.e. it was "your land" because you used it and the community was okay with you using it).

I think the most frequent misunderstanding of communism comes from trying to fabricate communist structures within capitalist power dynamics. Most of the prominent "communist experiments" had very little to do with actual communism because they were built around the assumption that they were building a foundation for communism to happen later rather than directly building communism in the here and now (hence the Eastern Bloc phrase "real socialism" as a euphemism for authoritarian governments with mandatory labor and limited democratic instruments, none of which is compatible with the definition of communism).

The thing most people seem to forget is that the goal of "abolishing the capitalist class" is to also abolish the working class as a subjugated dependent group because it is only a meaningful concept when contrasted with an owning class. The Soviet Union failed terribly at this by replacing the capitalist class with bureaucrats, effectively still maintaining a distinct working class and hoping he bureaucracy would magically "wither away" eventually while doing nothing to make that happen. They also tend to forget that the distinction between capitalist and worker is purely about ownership and there are many overlapping hierarchies of power, and owner vs worker is merely one of them (although one of the most important ones).
I mean, I’m not sure every programmer should know about this 114 page paper.
This depends on the matching algorithm.

Generally if a bid is introduced that is higher than the ask, the volume at the ask is matched, then the volume leftover at each ask level is matched in order of price (then time).
Change the "www" in URL to "old". The redesign is awful.
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> The only thing going for it is an insane salary and lots of us don’t have those.

This is a really naive statement. Software development is so easy and fun compared to most of the shit work out there. Everytime I see someone whining about burnout, I think about all the busboys and dishwashers I used to work with who probably also get burned out working long hard physical shifts for abusive bosses, in order to make in a week what many devs do in a couple of days.
>>the illusion of a social life,

Yep, that summed it up for me in 6 words.

That would also apply to most social media as well.
I don't understand the problems with this approach and I might adapt it. I have a bunch of business connections, but refrain from contacting them because A) social anxiety and B) not thinking about them because I'm drowning in daily business and life is hectic af sometimes. It would actually be very helpful to get reminded once in a while to do some "relationships" stuff (which I'm not good at). Of course you should be very mindful about using this. If you think of a person, write them, if you don't want to write them because you feel like you don't add any value for them, don't. Sounds easy to me.

/e: I also wonder if this could be done with notion instead.
Once a machine learning model has been built, the next step is to share it with the world so that other people can benefit from it. Creating a working model is the beginning of a more extensive process where machine learning is operationalized. But what exactly is operationalization?
7/9 of their gold medals are in cross-country skiing or biathlon. It would appear these disciplines give a lot more medals than others, and if you have a strong tradition in the discipline you'll get more medals than a country that has a strong ice-hockey tradition.

Also, the countries you mention are big, but how many people actually live close enough to a ski resort (or similar) to actually matter? Is it significantly different from say Austria or Switzerland, which are small, but where a much bigger proportion of the population can actually train for winter sports?
Dropbox was a different tech from FTP/Samba/whatever.

This one, it's not the first VM on smartphones at all. Running a desktop OS is possible for years with comparable solutions. What makes this different from Samsung's DeX, for example?
We're trying to match feature sets within plans with the company profiles and the stages. It's true we've received quite a few requests to enable SSO in Pro plan, but may you share your use-case or potential use-cases where you need SSO in an early-stage startup?
How does it compare to the pinephone nowadays?
That is the redundancy after you completely changed the alphabet, though. It is not the redundancy of the actual alphabet that people use, which is far, far higher.
Looks like WebTransport has been designed to do what I want to do.
Is this some kind of a plot to motivate people to install Facebook Messenger just to try to reproduce a bug?

Sorry guys, still not gonna try it ;)
I don't know the answer, but I think it would make sense to consider which offer came in first:

First case: you ask for 100 and then I bid 105 --> transaction clears at 100, the ask price

Second case: I bid 105 and then you ask for 100 --> transaction clears at 105, the bid price

This is because I implicitly think about bid offers as "I want to buy this for at most X dollars" and ask offers as "I want to sell this for at least X dollars".

I might be completely wrong though.
I use Grails, which is Spring Boot with sane defaults already configured. Grails is very similar to Rails, while Spring Boot still involves some configuration.
I knew Reddit was compromised when I kept reading positive comments about Old Spice, then I bought Old Spice, then I smelt Old Spice.
I remember many of these unique items more or less becoming super rare "mythical" collector items which only existed on the older servers.

Do you remember what the weapon you got was?
Title seems to imply this mathematician actually knows what the future holds.
You could add that the price for having a single person in jail is more than people steal. A prisoner costs, in California, $106000 per year.

It would literally be cheaper (and obviously far more efficient for the economy) to offer anyone who steals $50 000 per year as long as they don't steal again. I mean you'd be paying criminals more than police officers, so I get that there would be revolution, but perhaps there are a LOT of cheap possibilities. If you offer someone $10k and what you ask in return keeps them out of prison for 3 months, that's a LARGE profit for the economy ...

The "prevent economic loss, by preventing stealing" argument is pretty strongly against prisons, doubly so in California.
We're definitely thinking about things differently. For example, Disney owns Frozen by way of copyright. However there exists many copies of Frozen on blu-ray and those copies are held by many different people. Disney's ownership of the content places limits on what people can do with those copies: not show it to large groups, not make additional copies, etc.
I'm going to set aside an hour every couple of weeks and do it manually. Any automation beyond that would feel a little fake or forced to me, personally.
This makes sense from what I experienced trying to order the Wyze door sensors back when they were released.

My billing address in Seattle was used as a shipping address, rather than the shipping address I listed in the order that was reflected in the order confirmation I was emailed. Support refused to reroute or recall the parcel or send a replacement.

In the end you can't expect much at Wyze's price point, just gotta buy it from a competent reseller and reflash the firmware to a community implementation when you get it.
What I'm going to say is controversial (of course), but it's mostly true: Pat King is a poor uneducated white person, and his misguided views are a product of his difficulties in life.

Obviously his own morality and ethics play into it, but the crux of the matter is that we understand why people have beliefs like this, and how to resolve the problem. See the efforts of Daryl Davis: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daryl_Davis

Daryl realized that most members of the KKK are down on their luck people who've been abused by the system for most of their lives. These people tend to look for scapegoats that they can rally their anger against. They have legitimate grievances that they channel into illegitimate beliefs, because of various failures of reasoning. These are not highly educated and powerful people with agendas.

The same kind of issues can be attributed to most anyone in a chronically bad situation.

It's about as much of a "gotcha" as attacking incels for being inept, frustrated, and lonely. Well, yeah.

That's why many people "overlook" things like this. Not because they agree with the sentiments that people like Pat King express, but because they understand three things:

1) The convoy protest isn't about Pat King's racist paranoia. It happens to be about a real problem that disenfranchises people. If anything, that could help people like Pat let go of their racist beliefs by realizing it's not just them with the problems.

2) Pat King is in no position to manifest his paranoid beliefs.

3) As condescending as it may be, poor and disenfranchised people tend to have problematic beliefs and behaviors; that doesn't mean they should be exiled. Otherwise, we'd wrongfully criminalize the homeless, drug addicted, and the mentally ill - which we often do, actually.

So, painting the convoy movement as fundamentally racist because you found out that there are vulnerable people involved is disingenuous and does nothing to solve the real issues that caused it. We all know what the goal of the convoy is: to drop the covid mandates.

That said, the convoy does lose it's legitimacy by not addressing the problem of people like Pat King, even as a propaganda smear. What I've just said is probably the gist of what they're thinking about it, but they haven't articulated this in public. However, I've heard them arguing about this on their Zello channel and from what I've heard they want to remove Pat King and are strongly against any racist sentiments.
From what I know about organised crime, they operated before the invention of cryptocurrencies, and will operate even if cryptocurrencies will cease to exist.

Speaking of your family friend. Among my and my wife's extended families there are many victims of political purges. Deported, confiscated property, murdered, tortured, jailed for decades. State is a far more dangerous adversary then even the most violent criminal organisation .
Not every program is like this. Most are though, so I agree in principal. But rarely there are programs that don’t have restrictions and are direct point to cent conversion
Last year, Trudeau and the western media supported the so-called "farmers protests" in India against the Indian government where roads around Delhi were blocked for months on end, hundreds of policemen were injured, people were lynched and secessionists were given free rein.[1] I guess it is only an "insurrection" if your own asshole is on fire.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2020%E2%80%932021_Indian_farme...
Huge cliff hanger.

Not a note about the EPR paradoxon and his fights with the standard model of quantum mechanics.
One interesting outcome of Twitter's claim was other startups moving away from Rails towards other stacks.
This content is associated with a $75 web course. The pricing page was a little hard to find for some reason.

https://learnjavascript.online/pay.html

For a brief overview of modern JS I would suggest Dr. Axel Rauschmayer's JavaScript for impatient programmers (ES2022):

https://exploringjs.com/impatient-js/toc.html

Just about all chapters are free.
Comparing with Canada, which is crazy about ice hockey, there are only two medals to win there.
Excellent summary. Text rendering and content creation and layout (of which text is fundamental) are central to the creative experience on a computer. Anyone know any well-known (or otherwise) fora for discussing these kind of existential-level concepts?
Who is arrogant there? It's not an issue not to keep in touch every 3 weeks with someone. When you have a child, you just meet new people, parents of your child's friends for example. Relationships don't disappear, they pause, when you get back to them, it's like riding a bike, and if you don't get back to them, it's ok. It's what you do with your life which dictates who you meet, and who you have relationships with. Just live your life, you don't have to try and hack everything... If you really need a system like this, why not, but even I who suck at keeping in touch feel this is overkill and unnatural.
The rich is likely just buying it for the experience of buying a yacht.
Can you explain how "it works" when jail inmates cost $106000 per year? You don't need jail to make someone steal less than $106k. You can just let them steal in supermarkets, they'll never get to that amount.

Because that's the whole point, isn't it? Prevent economic loss. So that means the solution needs to cost LESS then the problem. Jails cost more. This is exactly the opposite of working, even on purely economic terms.
My main issue with keeping in touch with people is that texting someone you only vaguely know is kinda weird. You don't see the other person, you don't hear them, you can't know what's in their mind. Those exchanges often just hang in a weird void after a few texts and it's unsure when/how to continue from there.

On the other hand, calling someone you don't know well (even someone you do know!) feels even weirder and more invasive those days. I don't remember when I last called someone else than my close family (and very close friends upon first fixing a date/time for the call).
Reliable? Over a long time?

For something critical like all your money?

Good luck

Im quite good in remember
No, you probably do not want to live in a world with 100% compliance. It would be stagnant hell hole.
I'm guessing it's a language issue. Might be a cognate word of elite with different connotations in OP's first language.
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