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I stumbled across them today. Glad I could make your day better.
The way I see, disaggregation will be a thing and we may be back to large shared memory racks in cloud datacenters. While an individual cloud machine can range from small to very large (effectively one fully dedicated host) a rack-sized server enables much larger (and profitable) offerings. Scaling up has limits, but it's very comfortable to have the option when needed.
Imagine I’m setting up hurdles for some charity obstacle course event. I set them to 7ft high. Someone says, “nobody can jump 7ft high!” I reply that it has in fact has been done by someone, so their statement is false and therefore leave the hurdles at 7ft high.

I said we don’t need to point out the exceptions every time. Of course some people are equally talented in front end and back end, no one should take the statement literally. It is clearly hyperbole expressing that fact that most people are not.
Without arguing in favor or against the usefulness of HFT, the reason trading hours are limited is to increase liquidity during the specific hours that trading takes place. Liquidity is important for various reasons, in particular it helps reduce spread and thus there are better prices. Trading during other hours is possible, either during pre-market or after-hours, and there are even exchanges that enable trading on weekends, for example https://www.ls-tc.de/de/faq . During weekend trading, the spread is significantly higher.
These old videos explain things a lot better than modern educational films seem to.

Is it because modern topics are more complex? Or am I not representative of the modern audience? Or is this survivorship bias - this particularly good film has been preserved while other less good ones were not? Or are modern films just not made to the same standard?
The distinction I was making was that dazzle doesn't really hide things at all where uniform camo does try to hide the person somewhat.
The article, and the overall discussion is really about having a symbol in your numeric alphabet for "none," not about having a conception of nothing. Even more particularly, it's about the use of that symbol in a positional symbolic system for representing natural numbers. That is the breakthrough generally accredited to India, not the idea that before you have 1 thing, you have no (zero) things.
That's true, there's a difference between being conservative and immobile. I've actually not experienced any of that behavior, the people I've worked with have been interested in new stuff, they've just been good at identifying what's relevant and not.
While it's not clear from the article, if it can be shown that PH didn't act in a manner adequate to defend the plaintiff and an appeal was made to Visa to censure PH for not removing felonious material from their website -- material from which Visa themselves were making money -- then it stands to reason that Visa can be sued as a conspirator. I am not a lawyer but it might be against the law for Visa to have anything to do with the funding of child porn; if they were notified and didn't act sufficiently against PH I can see where there would be more than enough cause for a legal complaint.
> And so does electric utility serving PH.

Electric utilities, by law, must provide service to everyone (who has the ability to pay).
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I agree but I think there's a caveat. I think it is possible to have situations where it is really hard to corner the offenders and it makes sense to go after the enablers.

One case would be ransomware attacks, another case can be content out of reach from the jurisdiction(for example, at one point Russia might choose to host copyrighted or other no bueno materials).

With the case of PornHub, the victim apparently reached them but it took PH weeks to remove the offending materials. Maybe, if that industry or that company cannot be forced to act appropriately before an irreversible damage is done it can make sense to go after their enablers like Visa.

It could be reasonable to require payment processors to have a fast channel to report abuse. PH would have noticed the problem much quicker, had Visa cut them off from collecting payments.
I started with 2K, (the "minimal" Acorn Atom).

I expanded the memory 1K at a time to the maximum of 12K of RAM.

Two chips for each 1K. I can still remember which ones: code "2114", 300ns static RAM chips, 4 bits x 1024 (hence needing two chips per K).
I don't know why. i know it is a Japanese company but I don't why the English site is not showing up. that's a shame.

if it was a bit more affordable I would certainly use every week.
The problem is when things are going well you have the sales and thus money to hire and pay more staff, when things are bad you don't have the sales and thus don't have the income.

You are absolutely correct. This is one of the best measures of how good/bad management is: how many people they keep around in bad times, and ideally hire. Any idiot can manage a company when there is a ton of money coming in, it takes real talent to manage well in hard times.
Well done

It appears Js runtime is the new Hello world!.

Anyway, like the sibling comment mentioned. It is not really a full runtime. You're using deno. The title made it seem like you had a Js runtime independent of an existing.
If we're just sharing links, I have one too:

https://www.genome.gov/human-genome-project/Completion-FAQ
QEMU runs just fine on ARM macs :) It will emulate an x86 virtual machine that xv6 runs inside.
> How does one actually program on an FPGA?

Traditional: as others have pointed out, create design in Hardware Description Language (HDL). Simulate / test. Use tool(s) of choice (or usually no choice) to synthesize. Resulting bitstream written to FPGA. Ref https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Field-programmable_gate_array#...

Somewhat newer: High-Level Synthesis (as detailed in the OP). Similar to HDL, but more abstracted design. Ref https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-level_synthesis

> Is there some consumer facing equivalent for FPGA programming?

AWS F1 Instances (https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/instance-types/f1/), or dev boards (https://digilent.com/shop/boards-and-components/system-board...)
You cannot call it as a JavaScript runtime in 100 lines of code.

You are basically using deno's runtime. So it's not totally yours.

This is just a wrapper.

I have to admit that before opening this link i thought that it could be a kind of wrapper or using the V8 engine or something else.
Kind of like 3D printing a badge with your name on it, gluing it to your car, and telling folks you built a car in an hour.
I interviewed at Jane Street a long time ago. Halfway thru they gave me an office tour. All employees were packed together on one side of the floor, screens everywhere, no personal space at all. I couldn’t see myself sitting there for 10 hrs/day. I limped thru the rest of the interview. Other firms and banks pay well too. The work is always boring though.
Money.

Money goes to PH via Visa. This allows them to operate.

If the catering company, real estate company, or electric utility is serving as a front to process payments for PH, then they can be sued as well.

Why do you think Visa should be left off the hook if it conspired with PH to profit from CP?
What would happen if the rest of the PQC finalists get broken by barebones classical attacks like SIKE was?
But you don't have privacy. If you didn't want anybody to know that you've got clown-fetish-program version 1.6.4 installed, then Debian's package upgrade code fetching clown-fetish-program version 1.6.4.1 update is a disappointing give away.

In the real world is it embarrassing to have Emacs installed? Or KDE? Or even Tux Racer ? Probably not. But all things being equal we'd rather the program just kept this to itself right?
These labels have big readability issues, but the LCD ones are the absolute worse. There's a supermarket that uses them and I never go there as the prices are so hard to read, even at a perfect 90º angle, and especially the smaller price per weight/volume numbers...
>This is related to famine, I'm a fan of the theory that famines are generally man-made political events.

If anyone wants to learn more about this, look up Amartya Sen and his work on the causes of modern famines.

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

Spoiler: famine not caused by war is a preventable failure of government.
Simple. Workplace complaints and management priorities have changed, and Dilbert followed.

When Dilbert started, the government wasn't yet training employees how to "interrupt whiteness" [1], or Coca-Cola how to "be less white" [2], or Cigna simply forbidding hiring whites [3], nor did academia require mandatory diversity pledges for new hires and promotions [4]. Dilbert is doing what we are told art is supposed to do - hold a mirror to society. Do you like what you see?

[1] https://www.city-journal.org/seattle-interrupting-whiteness-...

[2] https://www.newsweek.com/coca-cola-facing-backlash-says-less... (Note that in all the "debunkings" of this story, Coca-Cola never claims the presentation wasn't shown by their hired diversity experts as part of its diversity training. Merely that Coca-Cola the company didn't require those specific slides. But the slides are completely in-line with rhetoric championed by diversity experts routinely hired to train employees.)

[3] https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/cigna-critical-race-...

[4] https://www.wsj.com/articles/the-universitys-new-loyalty-oat...
This strategy worked for abortion. Republicans will keep using it, because, as you note, their policy agenda is toxic, and if legislatively enacted, would cist them control.
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nice to know! thank you for the info.
but maybe you guys want to check this naming stuff. I was much more skeptical about the service before, but I decide to ask.
They only last 5 years. The an electronic label has to cost more both environmentally and financially than ~500 paper labels.
Free speech. There should be no problem as long as no one is harmed in its production. That it offends some people's sensibilities is ultimately irrelevant.
Load Balancing with Weighted Pools
Do you have any information on the next gen of desktop CPUs including configurable logic? I'm in the FPGA space and have never heard of it.
I see no mention of an intention or plan, very different things, to hand it over in the original comment.
By then accepting their contract, yes?
This seems a very slippery slope.

Whilst the details of what happened are terrible, surely the buck has to stop at MG? Otherwise we enter the whole gun/car manufacturers argument.

It’s not a payment providers job to police user uploads, there are other laws regulating that already.

And if going after visa, surely Mastercard and Amex etc should be on the cards?
Technicalities aside, I really appreciate people that are humble and say things like "I lump myself into the category of those many researchers who work in cryptography but do not understand as much mathematics as we really should".

Be humble to admit your mistakes or shortcomings and back to work trying to learn from what went wrong, we need this kind of people.
Aside from the debate about 'formally*' entering a recession - if you do abide by the strict two quarters of real GDP decline rule, the economy still added ~2 million jobs during those same two quarters and the economy grew at a nominal ~6%. I don't think we're quite to the "economic turmoil" phase of things.
Nice article. It would be great to see a similar one about DeepMind
I doubt it, especially as they're not going to keep these labels forever. I would be interested is seeing real numbers, but I would bet you'd need A LOT of price changes to a product to offset the (monetary, carbon, ...) cost of the electronic label.
I'd suggest to raise the issue in the devlist or on GitHub Issues to get more visibility.
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To me public Wi-Fi is pretty much a honeypot. Most people I know don't rely on it, especially with widespread 4G and mobile phones, so the only people using it are shady figures for whom open and public Wi-Fi is just another step in their OpSec.

I figure if you connect to an open Wi-fi and then to a VPN endpoint, you're put on some government list.
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It’s amazing watching them wash away/make irrelevant decades of academic effort
I’m Bangladeshi (but born in Thailand and raised in the US) so I’m not unfamiliar with the general contours of “Asian” cultures. While south Asians, East Asians, and Southeast Asians, in particular are vastly different culturally (as well as massive cultural differences within each of those groups), it’s fair to characterize Asian cultures as placing far less emphasis on individual “freedom” than western ones.

Until 2019 Tokyo schools required all students to have black hair—including dyeing hair for students who don’t have black hair naturally. In America people would consider that a violation of “universal human rights.” Bangladeshis aren’t quite so conformist, but my parents would flip out if I did anything to my appearance that would stand out in public.
Maybe it's deliberate...? Shops prefer shoppers to just buy the most prominent item rather than hunting around for a bargain... After all, the bargain items tend not to have a very high margin.
It's not an app, but I'm a huge fan of Struggle Meals. It helps reduce analysis paralysis in the kitchen, focusing on keeping important staples in the house and working with whatever you have on hand.

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Man who threw away £150m in Bitcoin hopes AI and robot dogs will get it back
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Markets in equities exist because companies want finance enough to be willing to sell the equity. Not sure why something that elementary needs a citation.

It's also true there are many other participants with many other strategies to extract that value created by the companies from acquiring and merging them to collecting dividends from a balanced portfolio to day trading, but the reason the market exists in the first place is because companies that create value need their capital in order to do it. As you correctly point out, most of the actual trades are secondary market ones involving companies not in the process of fundraising, but those trades are still positive sum inasmuch as without liquid secondary markets, companies that create the actual value might have found it too hard to raise funding. The difference between being able to sell TWTR on IPO day or shortly afterwards and being forced to hold it until an Elon Musk comes along and follows through with its existence has a huge impact on its ability to raise funds and grow. On the other hand reducing the time between trades down to smaller sub-second microsecond intervals is - whilst useful to people trying to win at essentially zero-sum trading games and inflating asset prices very slightly - going to have a pretty minimal impact on whether companies create more value by raising more funds.
I'm struggling to understand how OCaml reduces the risk of bad hires and other languages don't.
I haven’t, I guess I have yet to do something to get shut down.
And even those that are caused by war (but then it's someone else's government).
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I will say up front that I don't think the social good is worth what we are collectively paying for it, but I do think the market hours are a reasonable device. This is basically because there are humans involved and they need to sleep (Matt Levine has written about this).

If you want the best price, you need to have all of the market participants bidding together. Market hours serve as a coordinated period in which ~all market participants agree to be online and bidding.
Prices, thus, get stale overnight. But we assume that that is mostly okay, as business is normally conducted during business hours, and we assume that transactions can wait until the next day. ACH transfers take multiple days! (technically so do stocks, but that's mostly invisible to retail traders).

If you're a retail trader, I would caution you somewhat against trading after-hours; there is very little liquidity and it could cost you 100s of bps more.
> This may be a little easier to grasp if you look at language. In many languages (most? nearly all?), you generally don't express lacking food as saying "I have 0 food" but as saying "I do not have food"--the concept of nothing is essentially reflected as turning the verb (or clause/sentence as a whole) into a negative mood, rather than indicating that the count of an object is 0.

It is equally common to say: "I have no food" or "I have nothing".
I can go on: "I have no money". "I have no cattle".

So I don't know that your argument is a compelling one.
I remember having this feeling a few years ago. What I realized is that airflow has taught us a few bad habits and also brought ahead an interesting paradigm of the vertical workflow engine.

I agree airflow is old, legacy and ideally folks should not use it, reality is there is a lot of pipelines already built with it - sadly. I think as a community we have to start moving away from it for more complicated problems.

Disclaimer: I created Flyte.org and heavily believe in decentralized development of DAGs and centralized management of infrastructure
Risk-reward... that's the only thing banks care about
I work customer support for my company. Support in my experience is a lot about how you make people feel.

Often customers that have had a problem that we fix are the ones that advocate for us the most. They see we are responsive, personable and out in effort to fix their problems.

I am NOT a founder. However, support is a lifeline for startups because it is front line customer feedback. You can offer a meeting with the “founder” and get product feedback and show extra effort.

I am not overly emotional about support but sometimes it is demoralizing. You will get both praise and also frustration. As a founder you at least have the ability to make changes upstream to fix downstream problems and slow the ticket pipeline. THIS IS A LUXURY.

These “personal attacks” have to be considered market feedback. Solving those problems will be the reward and you will get less frustration.
We entered a technical recession by the "two quarters of contracting GDP" rule of thumb, but labor numbers are still strong and that second quarter contracted less than the first [1], which is not what we've usually seen when entering a recession. [2]

[1] https://www.bea.gov/news/2022/gross-domestic-product-second-...

[2] https://www.macrotrends.net/countries/USA/united-states/gdp-...
More recent tools such as Dagster and Prefect have much more to offer. One simple example is communication between tasks. Airflow has a clunky system for that called XCom. The actual author of XCom says you probably should not use it due to the level of hackery it has under the hood [1]:

On Dagster and Prefect you communicate between tasks as if you were writing pure Python. On Airflow on the other hand ...

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TlawR_gi8-Y&t=740s
>Great pay increase, hiring manager seems great, in a city I really want to move to.

What's there to disklike? You can join then use this to fast-track your career: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31710673

You'll be slaying dragons if you're consistent. Experience is a function of time, intensity, and focus tied together with good communication and personality.

>I've wanted to try getting a job working in C/C++/Rust and on OS stuff or low level cloud stuff.

I don't know you personally, but that may be a fantasy of yours. You could try doing that on the side and contributing to open-source projects or doing projects of your own. You'll improve your skills and, should you still want to get a job doing that, it will put you in a better position to do so.
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But you can still let these people contact you, just not real-time. An hour or two delay should be perfectly acceptable. When they're on camp far away, does it really matter?
Can one theoretically increase the spin of a black hole by adding mass at the right angle? IE: give it more and more angular momentum until you achieve the naked singularity?

Perhaps that is the final experiment of Kardashev level whatever civilization.
I use Grocery too, it has a nice markdown based format.
Yes, I would like to hear more about the tcpdump.
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Interesting, more a brief history of peanut butter in the US, industrialised. Was curious what they have to say about the Dutch. We eat a lot.
Do not confusing job posting with openings. Companies have often posted advertisements for jobs they had no intent of hiring anyone for. The purpose is investors see those ads and think the company must be growing, even though management knows more people in that role would not translate it more profits in the future.
Allegedly they use it because it's "readable" by both tech and traders. I don't really buy that; I think the real reason is that one of the founders used it because they liked it, and now they have all this legacy stuff laying around that's too expensive/time consuming/risky to replace. I hear TGS is stuck with their Fortran stack precisely for this reason.
But the article specifically uses those words, that’s why I put quotes around it…

Maybe you’re right and those mentions of the concept of nothing were misleading?
Energy density is absolutely irrelevant except in a vehicle. Which utility power manifestly ain't.

And the energy density of uranium is irrelevant even sessile, because it takes hundreds to thousands of times more mass around it to get useful energy out.

I had ignored it so as not to embarrass you further.
Do we, like I don't think so. math you peak at 20 most likely he same in programming and science.
Esri's core products are a buggy mess, so it is impossible for me to get excited about anything shiny and new.