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> What would be the advantage of asynchronous design?

Just the regular advantages, only with FPGA, which means one can choose how logical elements are interconnected, and what's the logic of the chip. Among regular advantages are absence of clocks (less devices, no need to synchronize...) and energy is used when and where the switching happens.

A friend of mine unsuccessfully tried to squeeze asynchronous designs into some mainstream FPGA a few years ago. Tooling wasn't cooperative, and when he used some workarounds to avoid generating clocks, it was simply crashing. I don't think it's useless or for lack of trying - but asynchronous circuits in FPGAs are certainly not common.
Or a directory containing an __init__.py file inside,. describing which modules to import when the directory is imported.
Intangible Memory
Well, that doesn't actually remove PFASs that linger forever in your blood, that the kidney can't filter.

But gently cutting your arm open and draining a pint into the sink will do the trick!
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I know of at least one YouTube channel that added one back into the original iPhone that removed it, so I'm not sure how much "necessity" can explain it away.
Sometimes I read the comments about the headphone Jack and it’s like. How did we move from VHS to DVD to BluRay to Streaming with all these people who are so attached to the past they can’t move on…
This doesn’t really match my experience. The axis is different. Grover Beach is suburban and has kids flying down the sidewalks doing jumps without helmets and it’s suburban. Marin is suburban and is full of those loony racist over-concerned mums. SF has hyper-concerned people all the time and it’s dense.

There’s a panicky streak kind of person. You see them on the Internet more, I think, telling you how random things are DANGEROUS and stuff like that.

It’s not an urban/rural divide. It’s a risk tolerance thing. And since it is so common among Democrat voters (who are massively urban) it doesn’t strike me that dense urban environments relieve someone of the curse of constant fear.
It does, try to use Java command line directly and you will see.
Californians are fleeing high prices, not progressive politics. The progressive politics there have attracted people for decades, so much so that it’s become unaffordable.
Thinner pizza means more cheese and toppings and sauce and stuff. I also like thin slices of toasted baguette smothered in brie.
You really want to take up your only usb-c port for headphones? Would be nice if they gave an extra USB port to compensate for the loss.

Also USB can do analog audio supposedly...
>Denver doesn't rank incredibly well in the data but the winters are mild and the summers surprisingly hot because its always sunny and closer to the sun.

Difference in distance to the sun is completely negligible. Maybe you’re thinking of UV index?
Just yesterday, we were standing 30m downwind of somebody idling their mangy Vespa, and we could smell the stink from their partial combustion. As you do. At the same time, it's totally unacceptable for somebody themselves to stink like that.

I guess it's similar with car noise. People would go nuts if everybody was, I don't know, humming all the time outside. But car noises are normal.
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I've had them for a long while but find myself using my wireless Momentum 3's almost 90% of the time. The protruding cable is just annoying.
I do find it interesting that here, on the techiest, nerdiest forum there is, people are lamenting the loss of a physically large jack. Did you think it would be around for all of time?

If in 5/10/50/∞ years, phones never get smaller than 3.5mm thick, how does this community respond? It's classic 'where's my jetpack?', right? I'd like to think that we all want phones that don't exist other than as a chip in our arm, or as a component of a ring, or as a wafer on our sleeve, or as our glasses, or [whatever other techno nonsense you fancy].

Those of you who want the jack are saying that this is it. For all of time. Three-point-five-mils is as thin as any of our devices can be. It's weird! :-)
They aren't trying to introduce modules in C++, they are already here in VC++, and GCC already has partial support.

It is clang that it is dragging behind ISO C++20 support.

Apparently all the leachers see no value improving upstream.
This comment is why Elon cannot be allowed to take over Twitter.
I always wonder how insanely complex, universal, abstract-thinking AND physically strong & agile biorobots, running on basically sugar and atp would be seen as „worthless” by a runaway higher intelligence.

Did I mention they self-replicate and self-service?

Surely, seven billion of such agents would be discarded and put to waste.
> I am not long bitcoin or etherium but I definitely wouldn't call them scams at this point.

What did fundamentally change that cause you to think it is not scam at this point?
We recently obtained Ortho-K lens for our 11-year-old as his myopia was progressing faster than normal. These are hard contact lens worn during sleep, they work by basically flattening the cornea. Next day morning when they wake up, vision is perfect, and glasses are not needed for the next day. Ortho-K contacts must be worn every night. If not, kid simply has to use his glasses. https://www.visioncenter.org/contacts/orthokeratology/

One has to wear the contacts every night. They do not reverse myopia but are the most effective in stopping further progression of myopia. As per our eye doctor, ortho-K lens is the most effective (~80%) and is a non-destructive method unlike LASIK which basically burns the cornea to the right shape.

There is also a team at Univ. of Washington who designed glasses to slow down the progression of myopia (approved in Canada, not yet in the USA). https://newsroom.uw.edu/news/glasses-stop-myopia-are-success...
AirPods and AirPods Pro in my phone or laptop (linux) both have no noticeable latency.

My wife and I pair both our AirPods pro at the same time to the Apple TV to watch shows (daughter sleeps in the same room) and never have any latency issues.
I used to think this was inevitable, but as I've aged I have come to view the process differently.

When you join that group, you change the group. So it's a small shift whenever somebody joins. And even without a change in group membership, people change and their interests and time commitments change.

There have been many online groups that I have been a part of, that have not grown, and still gotten worse. Usually because somebody I liked became less active.

So the constant is really change. And most of us don't like change much. Sometimes change is better, that's why we stuck with the group when we joined it.
Even if firefox was running under a different UID, they would still have to grant it access to the X server via xhost/xauth or whatever.

They have certainly misunderstood the attack. Claiming this has zero utility is effectively saying sandboxing is useless, which is just plain wrong.

Congratulations to Mozilla for getting this shipped!
I did a similar study many years ago then actually moved to the city. It was wonderful, the climate was perfect for me. Moderate all year, low humidity, low wind and rain.

Guanajuato, Guanajuato, Mexico was the answer for me. I will move back there when the kids are older.
What makes this implementation different from kona?
https://github.com/kevinlawler/kona
Ada,

with foo; -- Import
use foo; -- open namespace

Seems familiar.
If anyone is looking for some additional docs for ngn/k, I’ve written

https://xpqz.github.io/kbook
Ah, as a general rule they wont be changed over till the N.1 release of the next release.
"Good online communities die primarily by refusing to defend themselves.

Somewhere in the vastness of the Internet, it is happening even now. It was once a well-kept garden of intelligent discussion, where knowledgeable and interested folk came, attracted by the high quality of speech they saw ongoing. But into this garden comes a fool, and the level of discussion drops a little—or more than a little, if the fool is very prolific in their posting. (It is worse if the fool is just articulate enough that the former inhabitants of the garden feel obliged to respond, and correct misapprehensions—for then the fool dominates conversations.)"

https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/tscc3e5eujrsEeFN4/well-kept-...
Ethernet on copper cabling doesn't seem to be keeping up, shielded or not, previous and current gen ethernet (10g/100g) over copper is really power hungry or nonexistent.
It’s military aid, not arms sales. There’s little incentive the resources be used efficiently. That way there can be more aid bills. It’s what people voted for I guess.
I was born an raised in Oakland. Live in the East Bay. Oakland has amazing weather. There are social challenges it faces now that give it substantially reduced marks.
Yes. The diffs tend to be quite small & obvious.
it feels like aws for the past few years - every time i go back to the cloudflare site, they're introducing some new service.
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I recently got the new fairphone, which also doesn't include a headphone jack. I have been using the same 17$ in-ear headphones for years, and they have been working amazingly (they even got multiple times in the washing machine and still work). I'm not in for the sound quality, I just want something that works out of the box.

First problem: the USB-C to jack adapter from fairphone is out-of-stock. Okay, I guess I will buy from a third party (22$). It was written for iPad, Samsung, I guessed that it could work for my fairphone. Well, it didn't. I give the cable back, shop for another, doesn't work either.

Second problem: there is no way I will buy for more than >100$ headphones. So I cave in, buy the fairphone wireless headphones (82$). They arrive, and the experience is terrible: sound quality is worse than my 17$ headphones (everything is muffled except bass), the touch interface is terrible, the ANC really bothers me and the latency is horrendous. If I use the piano app on my iPad (for rehearsing vocal music), I feel the latency and it is really unusable. Switching between devices (windows laptop, smartphone and tablet) is terrible.

Yes, I could go out of my way to find a quality USB-C to jack adapter that works, or look at all the reviews of wireless headphones, but the fact is that if you are not an Apple user and use the Airpods (which are quite expensive), the whole experience is just terrible.
I don't think this actually happened.. or what happened was exaggerated. I read the book by the author (Free-range kids); it is a good book but these "self-help" books exaggerate things and love telling stories which are hard to verify.
If your methodology for identifying "cities with nice weather" returns Reykjavik in its top ten, either your sample only includes places with terrible weather, or your methodology is completely whacked.

Reykjavik is a wonderful little city, but it's cold, extremely windy, and often very miserable.

The place with the most pleasant weather I've ever experienced is probably the area around the Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia (at least, most of the time - they've had an extraordinary run of flooding rains, recently). 70 degree Fahrenheit maximums in the winter, 82 in the summer, warm-water beaches, sea breezes to take the edge off the humidity - and there's mountains next door you can recreate in during summer to take the edge off. What more could you possibly want, except possibly snow if you're one of those weirdos who likes the stuff?

A more appropriate methodology would take into account wet bulb temperatures, rainfall amounts, hours of sunshine, and wind (aside from its effect on wet bulb temperature a howling gale is unpleasant in its own right).

Still, given the poster's starting point was Toronto...well...
Should be a laaaarge overlapping country reading "gonewild"... :)
In some of the example programs written in KAP (my APL derivative), I tried to write it in a style that makes people unfamiliar with the array style more comfortable.

This code could of course have been written in a style similar to some of the more extreme examples, and they would have been significantly shorter in that case.

https://github.com/lokedhs/array/blob/master/demo/advent-of-...
So hard yet millions of devices, cheap and expensive, had no problem providing it for decades.
We didnt have the modern internet.
I walk around with a t-shirt in December in Seattle, but then I grew up in San Diego...
Okay, which weekly live sketch show do you prefer?

For me, the virtues of SNL are that Weekend Update usually has good topical jokes, and once in a while there's a sketch like "Potato Chip" or "Monkey Judge".
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Sorry to hear about your experience.

For what it is worth, I have never experienced anything similar here in the UK.

If anything, it seems that people like to see the dad doing kid stuff (especially baby/newborn stuff) - I've lost count of the number of times I've been out and about with my son and now also newborn daughter in a baby carrier/wrap and have received either direct positive comments, or indirect admiring looks/cooing/etc. (just yesterday I was at the Zoo with my excited toddler and my daughter in a wrap and there was an audible "gasp-of-cuteness" (for want of a better phrase) from some women standing nearby when I turned around and revealed the baby in the carrier - there was zero negative vibes).

It is very common to see dads in the playground - especially at weekends but also during the week days too. Mums seem very comfortable to stop and chat when we're at the sandpit or just waiting in line at Starbucks or whatever.
Thanks!
You make some interesting points.
I spent a month down there once. Definitely very nice! I found the food wasn't that great though, unfortunately.

What makes you want to live there?
> We’ll ignore any other weather characteristics like humidity, rain, wind, diurnal temperature difference, etc.

If the author ends up moving to Edinburgh based on this, we can count on seeing a follow up analysis that doesn’t ignore rain.
>and it's even more ridiculous for you to try to cast it as a racial issue.

The number of people responding like this is really telling. The first comment in this chain mentioned this was a problem for white people. The person that responded repeated the comment about white people. Then I respond and say brown people only for multiple to accuse me of unnecessarily injecting race. It just shows the number of people who view white as the default. It is only "a racial issue" once brown people are mentioned.
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What you're saying is simply not true. I use wireless Momentum 3.0 and Creative BT-W3 tandem and don't have any noticeable lags or "trash" experience as you describe it.
Great piece but something isn't right. Scotland is notoriously crap weather, cold and wet most the time.
You would probably be paying for the extra couple years of updates.

https://endoflife.date/pixel
Uh... no, it will crash and stay crashed, since it has zero intrinsic worth.

Dutch tulips crashed but returned to their intrinsic value as a decorative flower.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tulip_mania

An NFT of a jpeg has no value.
If you are into music production, then you really care about audio latency. And no, the consumer wireless headphones you can buy have terrible latency.

I wouldn't say that wired headphones are stuck in the past. VHS to DVD was a huge jump: you didn't need to rewind anymore, quality didn't suck so much, you could have multiple languages. Going from wired to wireless isn't so much an improvement in technology. There are still lots of advantages of wired technology: it is cheaper, you don't need to recharge, latency is better, no findling with Bluetooth problems.
Yeah, not surprising to see Dublin surface in a good weather list built off temperatures alone, and yet the weather is piss poor for 49/52 weeks a year.
But the Assumption of a vertical supply curve is absurd. Land quantity is fixed but desirable land is flexible. From the outside this sounds like crazy cult thinking. May be applicable for a but Island like Singapore or Hong Kong but not the United States with vast swathes of usable land. Someone can go from Prime real estate in downtown San Francisco to rural Montana. As I said before, this ignores the fact that a remote googler can buy 100 acres with near 0 alternative land use value.

It also ignores the regressive nature of the tax. Many places have a vertical Supply for water, but that doesn't mean raising tax revenue based on water consumption isn't regressive
> Inpatient mental health facilities are necesarily more coercive and less fun than the outside world. The mentally ill have civil rights too and can check themselves out unless their situation continues to meet a high bar for imminent risk of serious harm.

I didn't say kidnap and torture them like we did in the 70s. I said give them mental healthcare and housing.

People don't become junkies overnight, and a building full of single bed sized lockable (from the inside) rooms available to anyone without stable housing (without fear of the salvation army taking them off of HRT or abusing them) with a few social workers and mediators to teach those skills, a doctor, a vocational educator, and a therapist on staff 24/7 is both cheaper than policing and jail, and would go a long, long, long way towards preventing these problems in the first place.

There's absolutely no reason not to do this. It's cheaper up front than policing. It saves the same amount again on cleanup and maintenance of public spaces. It saves many times the amount of money again on reduction of crime and insurance. And it provides a portion again in people that become productive tax payers

For the ones that have already fallen to the bottom of the hole you need something more, but surely if it's doing so much damage to the entire city that out of the 300 billion gdp, the inhabitants can afford four dozen social workers and an apartment block to do nothing but try to find a way to help them.

The idea that this is even a question in the wealthiest place on earth is mindbogglingly callous and evil, and a sign of a very very sick and antisocial society that has nothing to do with the people that fell through the cracks.
"I can't believe we managed to moved on from horse wagons to cars when people are so attached to wheels.." Everything that is old is not per definition bad.
Sure. It's all a conspiracy.

Here's another conspiracy: https://insideevs.com/news/585238/elon-musk-ccs1-plugs-comin...

The future is CCS chargers for everyone. Don't worry about it.
Tokyo summers are miserable, as are the ones in Seoul and New York City. I have lived in all three and every July/August I wonder if this is the year I start cooling off in Bogota for a month.
Humidity is completely missing in this analysis. 80F (27C) can be either extremely pleasant or borderline miserable, depending on relative humidity.
In San Diego around late August / early Sept you can find some really warm water relatively speaking. Particularly I used to enjoy going down to La Jolla cove and snorkeling around that time, with temps reaching up to 75f, which feels like bath water for the Pacific Ocean. Fairly certain I've experienced warmer than that a few times growing up.
Pretty sure it's not fixed. It should be dependant on your last salaries with a ceiling (which is probably the mentioned 2k, but I have no clue). Not sure if there was a floor as well, was never relevant to the people telling me about it I guess.
> I know it supports executing LLVM IR - but that's not the same as a target platform.

Specifically, that's a source platform, which is basically the opposite of target platform.
> BluRay to Streaming

That's a great comparison. Streaming and wireless headphones are both really convenient but initially a step back in quality. Streaming is frustrating on a good quality large tv and Bluetooth audio on good quality headphones.

In a few more years the quality issues will hopefully be solved. In the meanwhile the majority of consumers don't care and will drive adoption.
Even if we stipulate that this article from Quatar state media is accurate, it does not imply that conditions are more dangerous now than in the time frame I was describing. You do understand that, I hope.
This has never happened to me. My wife hates talking on the phone so we always register my number. Always been treated 100% well. (Also dad from sweden if that isn't clear).
I’m under the impression the concern is more about smoke being emitted during a fire which would then filter into a room and obscure escape paths.

This is more of an issue in a commercial building where you have lots of people who need to move through potentially narrow escape routes than it is in a home where every major room will have multiple means of egress.
Miami is gross and sticky even in March and I'm surprised it's listed next to Californian cities.
I’m running 3 4k screens (2 real 4k screens and one 3840(ish, can’t quite recall)x1440 in vertical orientation) on my Studio. One of the real 4k screens is an Asus, the other is an old Sharp monitor that can only do 30fps (fine for coding on).

I have no problems, and since they’re all pulling multiple duty through various connections, one 8-way KVC and one 4-way KVC, and are switched from machine to machine regularly, I’d have thought I’d be one of the first to find out…
Hopefully that helps the fires this year when it eventually gets hot, at the very least! It's nice to not have to worry about drought, as well. (That's a huge reason why I moved to Seattle from SF.)
The cryptocurrency dream is fading fast
With UFS sizes where they are at, I can get quite a bit of media on my device these days even without an SD card. Back in the day when eMMC was topping out at 64 GB, with a hefty premium, it was a bit different.

Expandable storage is definitely a nice longevity / future proofing feature, though.
Australia has an extreme nanny state mentality for a lot of things. The image many have of chill surfer bros who don't play by the rules is no longer accurate (if it ever was) the average Australian is extremely uptight about adhering to rules in general.

There are some advantages to this as a level of competence does filter down to the street level (as a small example having lived in multiple AU cities as well as US cities, far far more people litter in US cities than Australian ones) but it does have negative impacts.

A recent example is the appalling treatment of overseas Australians by their government during Covid where the border was closed and many Australians were effectively barred from returning to their country for over 2 years.