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> most languages in their pre 1.0 make claims about what they would like the language to be, not what it currently is, but they still don't receive their criticism in such manner

That's because those languages make those claims in future-tense rather than past tense; they explicitly state them as goals, rather than presenting them as if they're already implemented. For example, I wrote a tiny scripting language for Erlang/OTP apps called OTPCL, and I make it clear in the README which features are actually implemented (like the parser and interpreter) v. which ones are in progress (like the standard library) v. which ones haven't been started at all yet (like the compiler). Same deal with up-and-coming languages closer to V's use case, like Zig; there's a clear distinction between those three levels of completeness.

V did not make that distinction originally; a large number of its radically ambitious goals were presented on the website as if they were already implemented, only to later be revealed to be "WIP" at best. A lot of people - including, at one point, Zig's creator - assumed malice here, figuring the disparity between the website v. the actual releases to be an attempt to swindle Patreon backers (I can't read the mind of V's author, but I would guess that it was more of a language/communication thing than anything outright malicious). In any case, that left a pretty negative first impression for a lot of folks, myself included - and while it seems V is making some progress, it's hard to get that bad taste out of my mouth and consider even trying it out when languages like Zig and Odin and Nim and Crystal seem to be a lot more transparent and realistic from the outset.
> Ethereum will be transitioning to proof of steak in the next few months

Just in time for the beef shortage!
At the end of the day, the sale of a bank by the FDIC allows pretty much uninterrupted access to your money the entire time.

People only really care that their money is safe and accessible, and in that sense banking is pretty boring.
It speaks to organization.

When I see a project this well kept I'm likely to assume there's a plan and it is being efficiently executed on.

When a project is a huge backlog of unattended issues and PRs, it is much more likely that progress is slow and there's duplication effort.
Amen. I really think that I‘m taking crazy pills when people say JSX is more magic than other frameworks custom templating. How the hell is a for loop inside { } less magic than „v-for“? How is a property in a magic computed object less magic than a pure javascript „useState“ function that is dead simple to explain? How is magically rebinding a variable to a function via a compiler less magic than manually calling said function to do it yourself? And how is setting an event handler yourself less magic than using „on:effect“?
Yeah, the gallbladder removal part seems odd to me as well. I had gallbladder trouble a few years back and an ultrasound showed that I had a stone. Surgeon wanted to remove my gallbladder, but I found that moving to a vegan diet completely ameliorated the symptoms so I did not have the surgery done. When researching this I found that many people are found to have gallstones in the course of imaging for other issues and they often never have had any gallbladder pain or issues. The conclusion was that the presence of gallstones does not in itself indicate gallbladder removal. As you're saying, I suspect that the docs were having trouble figuring out what was wrong, noticed there were gallstones present and decided to remove the gallbladder to see if that would help.
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Why not run multiple processes? This has been the way for over 20 years.
> ...several large food producers implemented massive price increases on food.

> For example the price of Pepsi Max went up by over 30%.

LMAO - Since when is Pepsi Max considered food?
Probably because U.S. companies hit up Canadian talent hard during the talent crunch, since they mostly speak English at a native level, live in the same time zones, and were cheaper than U.S. devs.

I don't think Canadian companies could compete and hire, so mostly just rode it out and let positions sit unfilled. I suspect there are more unfilled positions in Canada than there are unemployed devs in Canada right now, but if layoffs continue, the Canadian companies might get some relief
Pedant: You can have a purely functional program which is an interpreter for BASIC or COBOL or FORTRAN (at least for batch/non-interactive programs, although it may depend on exactly what you mean by “pure”.) Does that mean, since those languages can be correctly interpreted by a purely functional program, that they aren’t “imperative”?
You are mistaken. This is a fault on TypeScript. Using angle brackets for generics has been a mistake in an environment where XML is used.
"chicken" and "butter" have good PR?

The whole point of these lawsuits is to damage vegan alternatives which are growing in popularity.
Why are you talking about

> classical liberalism, the scientific method, liberal arts, music, pedagogy, statistics

when our conversation was about

> Liberalism and pluralism

(your words)?

> State-based education is funded largely because it is in the interest of the state to educate citizens to participate in government and exist in a pluralistic society

This is not an even approximately correct model for why the state bankrolls public education in the US.

Not trying to diss you here, but you very clearly have the fully-indoctrinated understanding of someone who's been inducted into the western state-secular religion and isn't even aware of it (same as most of its adherents).

> I don't see awareness of historical or educational context.

This is deeply ironic, although I don't expect you to be able to notice why.

I suggest reading Albion's Seed and A Gentle Introduction to Unqualified Reservations.
I started with, and still normally use Django if I'm doing web, but I have used Flask and quite like it. In many ways it reminds me of early Django, when it did just a few things, well. I bet it's part of how Flask's maintainer was able to get to such a "no open issues" state. We need more software like that.
Well, you can have a deposit insurance scheme that fails to insure bank deposits.

IIRC this happened at least once during the eurozone crisis where national deposit schemes could not insure the cross-border activities of their banks.
Ethereum transitioning to proof of stake "soon" has been said for a long, long time now. I believe it when I see it.
Stock buybacks were because of low interest rate, i.e. cheap debt. It was logical.
He wasn't as innocent as portrayed. The problem was he ran car related ads on his site: https://web.archive.org/web/19991122224115/http://nissan.com...

If you look at his site, when it was a computer shop, fine. Then he started running ads (really trying to profit off nissan motor's brand) related to cars. Then he got taken to court. He played off like a victim forever.

Did he have a legitimate reason to buy the domain originally? Absolutely.

Did he infringe on Nissan's trademark? Almost surely, which is why he was forced to stop.

No real good guy in this story.

What's my background on this? I helped build the most comprehensive database for domain name legal cases (https://udrp.tools) and tend to be involved in areas regarding domain name registrant rights. IP lobby is already way too strong, picking something like Nissan.com as the rallying call really isn't the right move. There is going to be some balance.

If you want egregious, lookup france.com

https://www.reuters.com/legal/government/supreme-court-wont-...

The french government intervened in a case and took france.com from the owner claiming sole right to using 'France'

That is bullshit. ICANN is also trying to take away domain name holder's rights to even go to court at all, in case it's an IGO (https://freespeech.com/2022/05/18/icann-igo-working-group-ch...). IGO thinks your domain infringes on your rights? You have zero recourse, and they want to grant immunity from the legal system.

There are some real fucking injustices happening in the domain world that nobody is paying attention too. Nissan.com isn't one of them.
Honestly this is a very brief history, given it doesn't touch on the tons of other ways of sending data. My favourite of which was to just never closing the initial index.html connection and just continuing to send data.
It’s not a bad or unreasonable question, but it is completely ignorant and pollyannish. These are the same HR professionals that let managers submit high or acceptable marks for all employees every year and then wonder why a large number of teams underperform. Inside large orgs you will regularly encounter people that have insanely high titles and their only appreciable skill is being able to survive inside the bureaucracy like a cockroach after successive nuclear blasts. You will encounter senior and staff enterprise software engineers that have never written a line of code and have zero commits ever.
If you're so indiscriminate as a shopper then what does it matter if you eat vegan alternatives? They're better for you, better for the planet and often taste better.
> Perhaps something about the organizational setup of religious-based and funded programs

American public schools are a religious-based and funded program; you just don't notice it because you don't even know what your own religion is.
I bet there is a market for dumb cars right now but dumb cars don’t have enough profit margin for investors to be interested.
Absolutely this. The Australian GPs body bitterly opposed nurse practitioners, pharmacists giving flu and covid vaccines, midwives in some states for example.
The usecase for async is spidering web pages or keeping a thousand chat sockets up, not for talking to a local database.
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I didn't know I wanted this service until now. $2/mo? Hell yeah.

The sticking point, for me, is that I have to merge the call every time. Ugh. I want it to prompt me whether I want to blackhole a call like the Pixel Google Assistant, but instead of politely screening just torment the asshole.

For a service like that, I could imagine paying substantially more, possibly even for a premium service where the call would get transferred to a human tormentor.
I wonder if that means the "VC-subsidized" companies are going to go out of business. I don't know the list of them, the extent of it, or anything, but from what I understand (again a source would be fantastic), companies like Uber held artificially low prices in order to show customer growth, and for some companies in the face of competition.

We have inflation and soon, reduced discretionary spending power which is becoming rapidly more obvious.

Airbnb fees are through the roof, and tons of people are choosing hotels over them again. "AirDNA" recently showed a trend towards vacancy, and if you read reddit subs on the topic you'll see hundreds of people piling on saying things like, "I used Airbnb for years, it used to be cheaper than a hotel, now not only is it drastically more expensive with the service and cleaning fees, but the hosts leave a laundry list of TODOs before I check out, and I can't check in til 4pm"

Now what?
We do know, at least from the last crisis, that so far the US stress tests have been effective at accurately gauging bank strength.

(This is in contrast to the ECB stress tests during the Euro crisis, where repeatedly banks that had passed a stress test ended up needing bailouts or falling over.)
If anyone does buy a mining-used 3060 or something I would strongly recommend learning how to re-paste the thermal interface between the heatsink and the chips mounted on the PCB. Some good youtube examples out there for people who've never done it before.

a decent syringe of heatsink paste is $7 on newegg or amazon
I think your outrage over specific transgressions got the better of you, turning you to black-white thinking. It's a fallacy.

If someones right got trampled, that is something to take to the court. The law is there to protect the single man or minority from 'the terror of the majority'.

That's why we mean with democracy not just the ability to vote, but also the rule of law . We also mean the trias politica: law making powers, executive power, and judiciary power al separated.

No one said that in a democracy everything will be perfect. It requires work. It at least gives you the tools to improve it. It is a living system.
Newer, better sunscreens have not been approved by the FDA
Similarly, I notice Universal Tubing appears to have given up utube.com
Dairy has trans fat and a lot of saturated fat. Not to mention added hormones and animal protein.
This is a possibility. The mere existence of gallstones does not necessitate the removal of gallstones[1]. In this case, it is likely the pain, because it was similar to the one experienced with those having gallstone issues, was wrongly linked to the presence of gallstones.

[1] https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/gallstones/sy...
fullscreen character closeups in the VGA release of the first game at least (never played the second one! keep meaning to) were most certainly more realistic-looking than anything else in the series: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Secret_of_Monkey_Island#/m...

but again I agree that the new style is actually a neat compromise between the old cartoony pixel art character sprites and something totally different, without going down the full-cartoon-whismy route that the later titles and Remastered games took. part of the charm of the first game is how expressive the characters without being too over-the-top cartoony like DoTT or Sam & Max. the new style looks like it should be able to recapture this feeling quite well!

again, the complaints are stupid, but should have been very easy to expect, because pleasing everyone—especially when it comes to nostalgia—is basically impossible.
> Societal life should be a factor as that does factor into the holistic well-being of the student

Not really, tehre seems to be 3 groups of people:

1 - Adults that get some kind of power trip out of tyrany and making kids miserable and justifying it by 'toughening them up'. They deman respect and dicipline while demonstrating total disrespect towards kids and usually have little dicipline themselves. They will have endless stories about how their childhood was tough, and they had to talk to school and home 10 miles, alone, thorugh the snow, and it was uphill both ways

2 - Adults that 'care', by helicoptering over kids and try to shape them into a career they wish they pursued themselves. These guys are hardly better.

3 - Adults that actually respect children as people with independant thoughts and emotional needs
more concerning is the wear/tear on the fan bearings and the thermal interface between heatsink and board will often be dried out and in poor condition.

some gpus are rather hard to get a replacement fan for because it's not like they use an off the shelf modular 60 or 80mm 12vdc fan.
I have no idea. Certainly more than the cost of a pizza. There are 21 million, and if split evenly among the world population each person would get ~0.002625.

It depends on a lot of factors; like how important it might become for people to avoid using fiat or government controlled digital currencies, or how deeply integrated it could become in daily life.
>Even today don't you think there is an alternative to handing stuff over to threats of military violence?

The alternative is war.

>today's situation where China might declare the same thing about Taiwan?

And everyone pretty much agrees the alternative is war.

Calling for war in times of peace from your couch is a very easy thing do; but it's not something to be taken lightly. There's no telling how quickly this appetite for war against our 3rd largest trading partner will dry up once we start having to deal with the economic fallout.
Different group; I know him but did not work with him. Not really sure what, if any, easter eggs he stuck into his titles. Frankly I'm not sure he had space on the 2600 console, that thing was tiny.
As someone who owns myname.com for 15 years but also shares their name with a minor celebrity who emerged in the last 10, I'm pretty happy that domain names aren't taken away based on someone more well known occuring with the same name.
The have had to unwind a double-digit percentage of their portfolio, in a down market, in a very short amount of time. The total net effect of doing so has been to collect something like 0.00001% net profit. That is simply not credible.
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Nut milks have been referred to as "milk" for nearly 1000 years in English and longer in Latin.

I don't think Apicius was trying to sneakily confuse non-vegans when he said "lacte nucis".
We export 70% of what our farmers produce. The question ultimately is whether the damage in nature (because this is about nitrogenoxides mostly - which by EU law should be reduced be because it damages the nature) is worth it in the tiny country if we export 70%.

That these rules are very sudden is because of years of delays and mismanagement from the political parties these farmers voted on. However, there is now no way out.
> Children need to learn how to be in relationship with others

Isn't that what after-school recreation (both supervised and unsupervised) is for?

I always thought that after school (not to mention summer vacation!) was much better than school for interacting with friends, because we weren't stuck in classrooms where we were usually prevented from talking to each other.
If that had been the only issue, and they had promptly addressed it, I could have forgiven them. The issue was made worse by solving it in debug builds only meaning your will never know about the issue until you release your game, and you can't reproduce it in debug! WTF

There were a lot of other issues that made it clear that the developers were not building the engine so they could ship games, they were building the engine for the engines sake.
USDC is supposedly USD backed, so a reasonable person would presume someone who advertises FDIC insurance of cash would assume the USDC underlying USD is backed by FDIC. Seems like pretty clear fraud to me if the USDC isn't actually FDIC insured. If they meant only some of the cash (non USDC backed) was insured they should have said that.
There were a few versions of DOS from other vendors available after MS-DOS for example IBM PC-DOS and DR/Novell/Caldera (same OS with name changes as the owner changed) DOS.
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TLA+ is used for model checking, right? Do Isabel and Coq do model checking, or are they optimized for model checking? I haven't tracked the area for years. I thought popular model checking systems were like SPIN and nuSVM. Didn't know the industry has shifted to using a proof system like Coq.
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Their audit has been forthcoming for over 5 years at this point. I wouldn't hold my breath.

(Also note that attestation ≠ audit.)
Hahaha... oh man!

If you want to get kicked right off a jury start talking about nullification. Waiting in my jury pool to be called/dismissed one of the prospective jurors started handing out FIJA (Fully Informed Jury Amendment) flyers to anyone who was interested before we went into the courtroom.

http://www.ibiblio.org/fija/fijaintr.htm

The bailiff called him forcibly into the judges quarters and everyone he had spoken to was sent home.
The argument isn't “Daily Harvest's product caused gallstones”, it's “Daily Harvest's product caused liver damage with symptoms strongly resembling gallstones, and as a result plaintiffs received irreversible surgery with a risk of life-long side effects”.

There are several questions here, and the legal system is the right place to unpick them. From the top of my head:

- did DH's lentils cause liver injury?
- is that injury permanent or temporary?
- were gallstones misdiagnosed because of the injury inflicted by DH's lentils?
- was unnecessary surgery performed due to misdiagnosis?
- did the doctors misdiagnosing gallstones/performing unnecessary surgery meet the standard of care?
- did the unnecessary surgery cause permanent/temporary harm?
- was the direct harm (temporary liver injury) caused by DH's lentils reasonably foreseeable?
- was the indirect harm (surgery, surgical complications, lifelong side effects) caused by DH's lentils reasonably foreseeable?

A lawsuit is the right way to get answers to these and determine who, if any is liable for damages and in what amount.
I can accept a general claim that some throat mic has at least one advantage over an unnamed wired microphone.
They do, mostly due to thermal expansion and contraction, fan wear, and thermal paste degradation on the card. Even so, this has a very small effect.
Once the toxins appear, it is difficult to get rid of them. If not (which is what is true in most cases), soaking them and then using enough heat for enough time should be enough.
"This dissonance is pervasive in society. The gap between what we say we stand for and what we actually do is not limited to medicine."
I sat with two teams that had SEI process forced on them, and both of them had their sabres out before the proponent even opened their mouth.

Both groups fell into child-like glee when it was explained to them that SEI level 1 involves writing down your current process as it actually exists. Which meant they got to describe the dumb stuff they'd been putting up with for years, with various degrees of tongue-in-cheek humor, satire, and sarcasm.

- Send boss email

- wait 2 hours for reply

- bug boss about email

- find out IT Guy already left for the day

- Resume process in the morning

Things like that, and a good time was had by all.
a good portion of these will show a photo of some hot young woman fairly early in the conversation, and trust the horniness of random dudes to outweigh their suspicion.
Yeah, my cast iron pan is probably the easiest to clean, so I use it when I’m in a hurry. But something like silver/copper/aluminum clad with stainless produces a much more even sear and isn’t too difficult too clean.