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You've gone from claiming that "the only way to enforce artificial scarcity is through laws / legal systems and DRM", which is clearly false, to listing some of the drawbacks of Bitcoin... Yep, Bitcoin is not perfect.
Depends on the product lab. The o/s I worked on had some form of SCM dating to the 1970s (CLEAR). The thing is most of the source code from the 1960s and even 1970s would have been punch cards, shifting to tape in the 70s. There's probably landfills near Austin, Rochester, and Westchester county that have punch cards and tape libraries since I doubt IBM held onto them. At some point IBM shifted from the belief that maintaining history was important to the business to believing anything older than 90 days was too dangerous (from a litigation perspective) to hold onto.
Couldn't 3 just be done on the backend? User opens app, ping to app's own service which pings FB. Then apple can't block it
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Most companies brainwash themselves into thinking they are making the world a better place.

Selling snake oil becomes no more socially good when the salesman deludes themself into believing the pitch.
Ad impressions pay next to nothing on YouTube, but it does add up to something nontrivial if your videos get millions of views. That's tough to maintain, admittedly. Most creators I'm aware of at least have sponsors for all or most of their videos, many sell merchandise, but there are definitely exceptions in any case.

Get big enough -- like Linus Media Group, for example -- and companies will tear down your door to sponsor your videos. I do wonder how much a smaller (say, 50k subscriber) channel gets from shilling for Hello Fresh. I just can't imagine many viewers of Joe's Long-Form Gaming Essay Channel are looking for a meal delivery service or a men's grooming accessory.
In other news, many opioid pain medicines are only available in formulations mixed with acetaminophen, as a "deterrent" to abuse, because acetaminophen is acutely toxic in moderately large doses.
Substrate [1] is meant to lessen the investment required to use lots of AWS accounts. Would love to know how it looks to you.

[1] <https://src-bin.com/substrate/>
an editor around stable diffusion might evolve into something.

crypto might have a trick or two up it's sleeve yet.

vector databases and similarity search for personal or teams documents, notes etc.

not sure if federated messaging goes anywhere.

Skills marketplace for robots.

AI generated VR worlds to explore.

maybe eventually bots take off
I would give more of the benefit to NTs; they simply don't have to develop the skill of explaining their own inner workings to the level of neurodivergent people at a complex level. Often times they can speak in a generality and assume the vast majority of their nuance will be captured by their audience, which is a strategy often validated by other neurotypical people.

There are plenty of neurotypical people talking about their thinking patterns in the form of pop psychology, horoscopes, MBTI, meditation, YouTube/TikTok cultural commentators, etc. It's just not viewed that way because it's viewed as "normal". But earnestly I don't see a difference between a neurotypical person saying their love language is acts of service and an ADHD person telling me that when they talk at length about their special interest with me it's a sign of psychological safety.
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Your statement leaves little doubt to my unsettling question, thanks for the clarity!
Of course it's just nonsense political statements. They don't have to make sense. But Taiwan is funny because they make the same claim! In a way, they're right, Taiwan (Republic of China) used to control a lot of mainland China too but was violently shut out by the communists.
I mean without Kent Beck we would not have made much progress as an industry. We wouldn't have agile or scrum for example!
China is free to demonstrate it's support of equality and fair treatment of other countries by not threatening or attacking Taiwan. Or China can continue to engage in propaganda in an attempt to make itself feel better about its military belligerence.
This is an excellent idea. I need to be a bit wealthier to do it though.
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That person was misinformed or maybe the context was outside the scope of business needs. If you use link accounts within an AWS Organization, one of them becomes the payer account with consolidated billing. There's a shared free tier across all accounts. If you actually spin them up as completely separate accounts and don't link within an org, you do get extra free tiers, but most corporations would rather not have the headache that comes with that.
Yes, this is why so many small family farms are being sold out to corpFarm left, right, center.
I agree that we can find better solutions than what lawns provide, however, weeds, nature and plants will take over an unmanaged property pretty quickly... maybe 20 years. In 100 places are near unrecognizable. The abandoned areas of Detroit did not take 100 years to become overtaken by nature. And that's a continental climate. In Tropical climates the rate will be quicker.
This works pretty well. A semi-routine. With certain flexibility.
Also assuming my comment is snarky and making a snarky comment back is pretty cool.
> I've little interest in gaming or PS5 hardware TBH. But the entire conceit of locked-down appliances that could be reused as general purpose devices, but are deliberately hobbled, is abhorrent to me.

I don't mind the idea of a closed platform for 5-10 years. But I do feel there should be legislation to sunset all devices as open. It's a shame we still have reverse-engineering efforts on 40+ year old computing devices.
More than 100 Years before 3D Printers, We had Photosculpture
Very inventive.
Cool. What happens when you inhale it?
That is the clear and smart way of phrasing it, I did not have enough clarity to make the point, thanks!
On the other hand you have more to talk about when you see people more seldom.

And maybe you make them take care of your children.

Sounds less bleak that way.
>>When Regina shows up to lunch wearing sweatpants on a Monday she is dramatically booted from her role as leader of the Plastics

But, isn't she still part of the clique? Therefore, when Cady takes over as Queen Bee, there are now 4 in the clique and Cady will require 2/4 votes for consensus, which is the same as before (2/3). But if there is a third coup, it would then take 3/5 votes. That is unless Regina and Cady are kicked out as well as knocked down.
Bad guys playing Doom by chance?
I don't think so since none of those vaccines we get as kids are only good for a season, and with limited effectiveness. I think that's the real reason, not marketing.
- Uber driver rapes passenger, Uber executive obtains victims medical records [1]

- History of 49 scandals at Uber [2]

- Uber's #MeToo Movement in France [3]

- Uber's #MeToo movement in America [4]

- Sexual discrimination and gender harassment, Uber's culture [5] [6]

To name a few, the list goes on.

[1] https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-40196055

[2] https://www.businessinsider.com/uber-company-scandals-
and-controversies-2017-11

[3] https://www.politico.eu/article/uber-france-metoo-moment/

[4] https://www.vox.com/2017/6/21/15844852/uber-toxic-bro-compan...

[5] https://www.infoworld.com/article/3173354/uber-ugliness-unma...
valleys-bro-culture.html

[6] https://www.huffpost.com/entry/metoo-campaign-sheds-light-on...
BBVA (operates in LATAM and Spain)

They give you an app where you can create virtual credit cards. Quite neat, I literally waited for something like that for decades.

Coincidentally, I just set up a Mercury account last week and I think they have a similar feature but haven't explored it yet.
I guess not, if he's faking it, though "we have no way to tell" is trivially true of most any unverifiable personal anecdotes on the internet.

I'd say my statement has an implicit "Assuming this is true..." tacked onto the beginning of it.
A little known feature of Swift/iOS is NLEmbedding (https://developer.apple.com/documentation/naturallanguage/nl...). As the name implies, it is a built-in natural language embedding model that will produce the same embeddings across all iOS devices. I can't tell for sure but I would guess it is some sort of BERT model and probably weighs in at hundreds of megabytes.
What a cool project, I bet they learned a ton doing this.
Anticompetitive to deny others the ability to run ads on your platform. Apple's gonna be hit big time with antitrust.
Is it done so people will/can not settle there legally? Thers a large waste dump near me and its actually closed and defined as nature reserve and thus people are prohibited to live there.
I read it too. Didn’t even occur to me to sexualize this.

Instead I was thinking, wow that’s cool, but the dress is actually quite boring.
We started with EdwardDiego calling blocking cloud IPs "a simple solution to ad fraud" and me replying that because ad fraud is an adversarial situation this wouldn't be nearly as much of a solution as they seemed to think.

Then, in our subthread it seemed to me like you were saying that it being adversarial doesn't matter, and wins are always ephemeral ("every solution is a component in the perpetual fight"). I responded by explaining how this varies by situation, with some where wins compound (cooperative) but that the adversarial nature of ad fraud shortens the lifetime of wins dramatically compared to other domains.
Somebody still reads «Return from the stars» by Stanisław Lem. Spray-on clothes were part of Lem’s version of the future.
Book looks well made. His youtube channel seems to be here:

https://www.youtube.com/controllectures

Control theory is a really fundamental topic that is useful in many disciplines. The field has some very pragmatic approaches.
(It's from Nietzsche in Thus Spake Zarathustra, if anyone else is trying to figure out why it sounds familiar).
1) The filter only exists for the initial submission. You can manually edit the leading word back in after that if you want.

2) I'm not certain, but I presume the idea is that many clickbait article titles are improved by removing the "how".
That just says apple hasn't hired the ad guys from facebook/google .... yet
They’re going to get an increase in biter attacks if they don’t knock it off.
They have specific goals to spend x amount on y product every month. SO that is not a mystery. Also, there are video game sales of 10s of millions where only 10% ever finish the game. Yet the next version has the same mechanics and sales are higher and still 10% finish the game. Interesting...
How do you compare it with microacquire?
If anyone's studying control theory, you're doing yourself a disservice if you don't use Brian Douglas's resources. His videos on YouTube are phenomenal at explaining not only the theory and techniques, but why you should care in the first place.

Also, why should anyone study control theory? It's the math behind making real-world systems perform what you want them to do. In particular, robotics and autonomous vehicles rely heavily on techniques from control theory.

If you watch Brian's videos, keep in mind that they bifurcated into two places: his original videos [1], and his more recent MATLAB tech talk videos [2].

[1]: https://www.youtube.com/controllectures

[2]: https://engineeringmedia.com/videos
And with vulnerable plans, like the Netherlands and the envisioned sea walls!
AI in VLSI Design Flow
What is the job title of someone who applies Ai solutions/algorithms to the VLSI flow? An EDA engineer?
Social Media Use Linked to Developing Depression Regardless of Personality
>"dirty tricks"

You mean like colluding with other big companies to suppress wages ? Your timelines don't check out since there's evidence of this going back to 2007.
What's the `scc` tool I see used there?
I wonder how other tools deal with this?
Of course. But I think it's quite common to claim that one's problems in life are incontrovertible when they are not. You stated it as a fact when we really don't know
All I can think of is the spray on swim suit in Futurama which is more or less exactly this.

“How do I look?”
“Like a cheap French harlot”
“French!?”
Of course you can think what you like of me, but how did you obtain this opinion? In all likelihood, from a personal interaction - perhaps you met me or replied to my misguided comments. Now imagine a person constantly badgering you for personal information that you don't want to share, and then using whatever info they found to manipulate you. There's a law against that, it's harassment, nobody wants this. But when a machine does it, it's supposedly okay.

I would consider consenting to being tracked and offered personalized ads if I got paid to see these ads. If I am the owner of my identity, I should be the one monetizing it. Why would I agree some corporation should make money off of my very being? I resent that. Either don't profile me (especially against my will) or compensate me.

Getting paid for your thoughts is not something new. People are constantly being paid to take part in focus groups, AB testing, polls and surveys. So why not pay you for the right to use this information in advertising?
I recently signed up for the duckduckgo anti tracking protection beta. I guess I always suspected on some level the amount of tracking but seeing the the blocking in real time of apps I haven't used in weeks really brings it home.
> You shouldn't be expected to know everything in the software engineering landscape.

I like the idea, but people keep talking about "full-stack developers" and "DevOps" (or "DevSecOps").

Also, many people seem to interpret Agile as "people are completely interchangeable", which means that you need to know all technologies used in the project, because any ticket can be assigned to you.
Structure can help.

However, some of us simply have too many things we want to get done in the span of a human lifetime, in which case the answer is to do less, not more.
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Came here to see if anyone else was getting a strong Silly String vibe. So far, no. It really looks like it to me, except I suspect a lot more adhesive (to itself) than Silly String, while remaining "not too adhesive" to skin.
I only bothered to check `details`, but that one dates back to at least the 2008 working draft of the HTML5 spec, which makes it ~14 years old - not absolutely ancient, but far from recent!
Sure, if the law requires it, then the company must do it. At that point, you are living under a rather intrusive government!
Well, Licio Gelli (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Licio_Gelli) is not just a "theory".

Then, one can theorize whether there is more about P2 than it has been said or not, especially when it comes to well known politician names, but I wouldn't rule it out as a conspiracy theory: there were official prosecutions, a special commission (whose words incidentally say clearly "[P2] cannot be considered as just another political scandal. This is way different." (https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commissione_P2)) and special laws that were written/changed for this precise reason.

Then of course when "freemasons" are named, people imagination roams wild, but it was "something" not just pure fantasy/speculation.
Talking from experience - having a real privacy program at a big company is really hard. Like thousands for people and billions of dollars hard.

And speculating - wouldn't surprise me too much that Apple is actually weak there. Apple's approach to privacy seems to be mainly "we just don't get your data on our servers", which could be resulting them in ignoring how to build an actual robust privacy program on their side for other things.
Rebuild and restart. Javalin itself starts in milliseconds (the test suite starts and stops servers across 600+ tests in less than 10 seconds). If you run in debug mode in IDEA, or use some hot-swapping tool like dcevm or jrebel, you won't always need to restart. I don't think there will ever be a dedicated tool provided by Javalin for this.
First (likely) Certified Fully-Autonomous Passenger Aircraft (Wisk)
The Discovery of Mass Spectrometry
I find search results are frequently even worse than this, in that the first page will have nothing useful, with about three good links split between the second and third page. If I'm lucky.
A bit older (1880s)!
>vacation or dog photos

>social platforms have a utility for most people

Hard to tell if you're serious!

I quit all social media and gave up my smartphone. I don't miss that brief "huh, that's nice" moment when being seeing an acquaintance's random photo they felt they had to share, and moments when visual imagery are shared now feel much more special.
Like I said, pretend I said "Plaid pretends to be the users' banks in order to trick users into giving Plaid their bank credentials and stores those credentials without their knowledge or consent" if it makes you feel any better.
AWS Organizations (https://aws.amazon.com/organizations/) is supposed to solve this for you. If all your accounts are in the same Organization then you get one bill instead of six.
Silicon Valley County Battles with Uber over Reporting of Sexual Assault
> Reading up on the stuff that's actually coming out of the can, it doesn't look like there are particles that are small enough to actually aerosolize into the air.

I have my doubts whether breathing the small fibrous particles that are contained in the spray won't have some unhealthy consequences.
IC Architectures Shift as OEMs Narrow Their Focus
Start at the south end of the Colorado for the loudest voices, and then work your way north. So that's the entire country of Mexico who wonders where their river went, and the people upstream who are progressively less effected by the reduced flow.

Then add in environmentalists and conservationists. You can't preserve wetland plants and animals when there's no wetland.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colorado_River_Delta

> The loss of freshwater flows to the delta over the twentieth century has reduced delta wetlands to about 5 percent of their original extent, and non-native species have compromised the ecological health of much of what remains. Stress on ecosystems has allowed invasive plants to out-compete native species along Colorado River riparian areas. Native forests of cottonwood and willow have yielded to sand and mudflats dominated by the nonnative tamarisk (also known as salt cedar), arrow-weed, and iodine bush, a transformation that has decreased the habitat value of the riparian forest.[7]
Holy shit, that looks like magic! The slide to confirm interaction utilizing smooth pursuit was really nice touch. I added the extended demo to the article.

You say the dual gaze worked similarly to your implementation, however I don't see any confirmation flags. I really can't figure out how this works. :) Is the tutorial available somewhere please?
What if Musk loses the Twitter case but defies the court?
Yes, exactly, I was trying to fix the dependency problems in the colab and I couldn't... I'll hit you up on twitter.
Author here: I have settled on account per service per environment with a couple of exceptions.

Sometimes I run multiple services in one account if they’re so tightly coupled as to be useless as a group if any one is down. (This has practically come up when two services are codesigned to multiplex TCP connections to support tens of millions of clients.)

Sometimes I run a single stateless production service in two accounts and route 10% of traffic to the canary account and 90% to the other one.
It's unreadable drivel even if you could reach the article.
If this can be de-composed and reconstituted, it starts to look like a Star Trek replicator. It could have some wild implications for fashion where "yesterday's" style can be remade into tomorrow's trendsetting look overnight.
Why must we use key less E2EE?