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Is Windows Host and Guest performance any good now in version 7.0?

I used to use VirtualBox heavily about 15 years ago and it seemed to work well back then for Linux hosts and guests.

Since then I've used it sporadically, using it for Linux guests on Windows 7/8/10 as well as Windows XP and 7 on higher Windows.

A few days ago I tried to install Windows 10 guest (4cores/8GB RAM) on host Windows 10 host(32GB/6cores)

This was on VirtualBox 6.3 and the performance was really slow.

Installation took an hour - using same NVME Samsung 980Pro for official Microsoft windows.iso and installation.

After installation boot is slowish - a few minutes, and guest system feels like using an Atom processor not i7.
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State of AI 2022
Unfortunately, it is practiced by human beings, who are susceptible to all the flaws - psychological, social, political, cultural etc - we are all constrained by.
> but it seems he overlooked the SBC

SBC is not a complete PC. I was talking about one which an end user who is not tech-savvy might use.
* Blink (Google)
* WebKit2 (Apple and some folks, mainly WebKit2Gtk)
* Gecko (Mozilla)

Microsofts Trident is dead, they now use Blink.
Operas Presto is dead, they now use Blink.
KDEs KHTML (the predecessor of WebKit1) is dead.

Google is dominating, pushing through Android, all Googles-Services and Microsoft Edge. A reason to worry because Google controls the Web and the Engine. Furthermore implementing an entire new engine seems an enormous effort. For instance Microsoft only allows usage of Microsoft Teams Web with a webbrowser based upon Blink. So were back in 2002?

WebKit features also WebKit2Gtk (Epiphany) and Qt5-webkit (Otter) with native integration. Both use the native toolkits, which is an advantage! Interaction with the open-source community around WebKit seems rather good and the engine is integrated by others. Gecko seems not to be integrated by others but by forks only? You remember when Chrome was considered slick and fast? Originally Chrome used the native toolkit on every platform. Now Chrome ships an own toolkit, similar to Firefox.

And? Maybe there is a new engine on the block:

https://github.com/SerenityOS/ladybird

PS: I think the Epiphany guys doing a nice job but need more developers. The upcoming release will support Web-Extensions.
And assuming new projects get the new mod by default, it also makes the langage default-safe, as opposed to requiring the cognitive overhead of evaluating individual loops, or requiring this nonsense as explicit prolog to every loop.
Correct.

The “static analysis” section says that it is impossible to catch all cases where address is used which is true. However if the analysis checks for whether address is TAKEN, then it is trivial. I would like to propose that as an alternative- whenever address is taken the variable is per iteration. Otherwise per loop.

This seems the simplest and logical modification.
It's me, I'm the person who's been waiting for this watch.

I want a nice-looking, curved-screen watch that feels snappy and fluid and has a non-terrible UI (so not Samsung or FitBit), has decent Wear OS update policy (so not Huawei or Xiaomi), and is compatible with an Android phone (not Apple, which otherwise would be ideal).

I guess they made the watch for me personally. I will buy it while fully realizing they will drop it before the third year comes — at least I'll have a nice Android watch for these two years.
There is not that much jargon. It’s just an advanced topic so people use economic terms they expect people to know. Grab an introduction on macroeconomics for exemple Mankiw then any book on modern monetary theory and everything should be quite clear.
This is a No True Scotsman fallacy.

How do we define "real journalist" in a way other than "curates news in a way that I personally approve of"?
Super, dankeschön!
Alcohol promises a great time. Alcohol delivers a hangover and regrets

Sure, but simply ignoring the time in between where alcohol effectively does deliver a great time, and which is for many people the addictive aspect of it, isn't exactly easy. Or at least not quite as easy as downplaying the hangover and regrets, as addicts often do.

And since your core advice is basically not to misjudge, it's extra weird to me to leave out parts. At least in my opinion you should look at the whole issue. But then judge by assigning value to it: is the great time really great, or is it just you hanging in a chair, head spinning and almost too drunk to be able to make conversation? Is it really great, or is it just you so drunk you sometimes fall over while dancing? Was it really a great time coming up with philosophical insights into mankind, or was it all just bullshit?

Going to the gym promises hardship and struggle. It delivers health. I've never once regretted it.

This suffers from the same issue, but the other way around. Sports can result in blessures, especially the more extreme ones. You shouldn't imo just ignore that. Instead be honest to yourself and call it what it is: it's addictive, it makes you feel great, it delivers health, and all of that is enough to make the occasional (depending on what you do) pain (physical, but also mental i.e. getting depressed because not able to work out) worth it.
The Wagner PMC is recruiting cannon fodder for the war in Ukraine in Russian prisons. The Russian incarceration numbers may be improving drastically as we speak!
Doesn't matter which is more common. All actively developed languages eventually get new keywords and breaking changes. However, most of them will not interfere with existing code running under previously defined behaviors.

Even node 10 applications that use MooTools (i.e. JavaScript executing in a different runtime) will continue to work just fine if `flatten` is added as proposed in node 11+. The developers will eventually need to patch it but it's not like this bug where one day users autoupdate their browser and half the websites they visit are broken.
Agreed, Life Aquatic is one of his strongest offering.

Totally different genres but what you are saying about Wes Anderson's writing remind me of Mamoru Hosoda's movies; left to his own devices, most of his movies after 2006 are basically a fevered fantasmagorical snippet of what his Facebook timeline would have looked like at the time.
Sleeping Beauty in an ice cube: How tardigrades survive freezing temperatures
> I do worry about seems like a single-user contributor project, though.

Yeah, fair, especially when it has an, uh, esoteric code style.
Having corporations directly enforce each-other's terms & conditions is so much more efficient than the slow process of going through the courts.
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Well, you’re not the first person to get this wrong. Clay Christenson, the author of “The Innovator’s Dilemna” and the person who came up with the entire theory of “low end disruption” said the same thing about the iPhone in 2007.

But Apple has been selling electronics that cost more than its competitors since 1980.
I skimmed through the paper, but this seems to again confirm the benefits of intermittent fasting with a low carb diet
Liver function check and then a DNA test for me.

Drinking was always beneficial to me, I guess. I suffer from depression and drinking has always good a good way to clear my head. Knowing that I could get drunk at the weekend and feel okay would help me get through the week...

I found I had raised liver enzymes then a DNA test showed I have a fairly uncommon polymorphism that means alcohol does 7x more damage to my liver. Basically, if you have this polymorphism and you drink long-term you'll almost certainly blow out your liver. And when I say long-term, I mean like ~10 years of moderate to heavy drinking is often plenty.

So it might not help you stop drinking, but if you're a heavy drinker I'd highly recommend you get tested to understand how at risk you are. You might even find something worrying enough to make you stop.
I was the typical teen/early 20's for the UK at the time (~2000) and while I didn't drink during the week I drank to *oblivion* at the weekend - every weekend.

I went out one weekend (6pm saturday) when I was 27 and got so drunk that I didn't remember anything from 9:30pm til ~5PM on the Sunday - Scared the shit out of myself and resolved to never get drunk again - everyone who knew me said "yeah right, see you in the pub on Saturday" but I stuck to it.

I didn't have a drink at all for the next decade and these days I have 1 or 2 a handful of times a year (and raise a glass of scotch to my grandfathers every Christmas) - haven't been drunk or had a hangover in 15 years.

> Any tips on cutting out something completely and how to get out of just hating yourself when you fail?

Failing is part of life, the trick is to accept your failure and then move on to not repeating it - otherwise you get into a loop of "try, fail, be dispirited, continue to fail, try <repeat>" - basically be kind to yourself and remember that everyone struggles with something.
What kind of degenerate outcomes? Just curious. Any good links to read?
No, Widevine certs are considerably more complicated than that. And they are individualised to the device, so there is no prospect of copying them over.
> I stumbled across a "SENSIBLE 11" t-shirt in a shop in South Africa

I had (maybe still have) one of those - from a Kickstarter or something? - but even at the time I acquired it, the fit was somewhat tight and now, post-plague, no chance.
> This is not really what's happening.

Yes it is.

> The variable is scoped to the loop.

Maybe “loop body” would make the comment clearer?

> The issue is that even if you take the address of the variable, each iteration of the loop will have the same variable with the same address.

Hence the variable not being scoped to the loop (body), one variable is shared between all iterations of the loop.
There is no other way.
People who are arguing that drug addicts be given hotel rooms are not on the other end of the spectrum. That's a center-left policy at most.

It's a massively inefficient "solution" that does nothing to address the issue. Provide housing, don't give a ton of money to hotel chains.
> maybe I should have added that the parental leave only applies to the mother. Fathers can just take a month off.

That's unfortunate. Where I live parental leave is split between both parents (I think it is 480 days total), I think that works better.
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I'm a German living in one of the heaviest wine regions of Europe. Social drinking is a way of life here, there are constant festivals, and it's normal to drink moderately when with friends. Honestly, as horrifying as that may sound to other cultures, it works quite well. However, there are some mostly unspoken rules that must be met for drinking to 'work' well, from my experience:

Not having a drink when together with drinking friends must be fine and accepted by everyone. You must be able to NOT drink when you don't want to. Your consumption must not unacceptably interfere with your life or the life of others. You must be able to enjoy a drink in moderation without escalating further. If you drink excessively, make sure it's only once in a while and in a safe environment.

In your case, there is apparently a fine line between using alcohol to slightly enrich your experience on the one end and feeling "like garbage" on the other. If you can't ride that line because your consumption always escalates, it may be best to cut out alcohol completely - at least for a while - by reasoning about the inevitable outcome when you're still sober. I have two friends who never drink, for that exact reason.
You are right.

Would it be possible to add closure use as another case?
> I have strong feelings against test generation

Thanks for your critical feedback.

Could you please tell us more about your strong opinion against test generation?
StoreDot’s production-ready EV cells achieve 1K extreme fast charging cycles
Probably something like this: https://www.mojo.vision/mojo-lens
I haven't found any info on the thickness of the material for those tensile strength measurements.

How does it compare to something like Dyneema?
I suppose prisons are also theoretically open to any member of the public.
It seems to be fairly clear that even small amounts of alcohol are unhealthy.

For example https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/323252 (2018).

Quote:

In August, we covered a large-scale review that drew an unequivocal conclusion: it’s not, in fact, safe to drink any amount of alcohol.

Senior author Dr. Emmanuela Gakidou referred to the idea that one or two drinks are safe for health as “a myth.”

She said that her and her colleagues’ research found that any level of drinking is tied to an increased risk of early death, cancer, and cardiovascular events.
The Quantum Cat: A weekly newsletter on space and science
Hey! I'm an engineer working in the space industry (specifically cubesats right now, but soon switching to work on a space telescope!). I've been sending out a newsletter on space, astronomy, physics and other topics that catch my attention for a while. I'd love to get some feedback from you all!
TAR makes multiple things into one thing, so that repetitions in those things will cause compression gains. Not sure how the other compression algos work, but at least when gzipping, you will not gain that compression, if the repetitions are in separate files. So first TAR then gzip has been the standard way of doing it.
I understood the JS version of this problem, but to see it happen with an address-of operator is just weird. In C if I took the address of a function scoped / temporary variable and kept it around it would be very bad.

I guess taking the address "promoted" the shared variable to enable it to survive past the function?
Isn't the GP you? You said "almost oxymoronic". Also, I'd expect the offices of the Tax Authority to be public property, but I wouldn't expect to be able to visit any of them any time I wanted, so "public" very concretely does not mean "open", it just means "owned by the commons".
I stopped drinking at 19, basically as a test for myself. I never liked most alcoholic beverages and absolutely hated the feeling of loss of control that came with alcohol. Saying no consistently can be annoying, depending on the people around you and how they view that decision, but over time people seemed to become more accepting. Which they absolutely should be. No one questions when you say you don't smoke, but not drinking is somehow seen as weird.
> printing money and handing it out to your wealthy buddies.

So much confusion is caused by the inability to distinguish between "gift" and "loan".

The problem with allowing banks to hard-fail is that imposes real, huge costs on customers even if the deposits are 100% covered, because the failover is not instant and you end up with money locked up for a period and are unable to make your own payments.

> prices going up exponentially with time might be bad for my welfare!

And prices going down exponentially is bad for investment, and precisely keeping prices the same forever is impossible; that's why the target is 0-2% and central banks have been extraordinarily successful at meeting that target through interest rate adjustment.

> pension fund style entities are the ones backing the whole show

Pension funds are more or less obliged to buy the safest assets they can?
Also, to mitigate the problem somewhat, one could obfuscate the order at which the numbers were pressed by setting a custom pin with repeating numbers. Ideally, just repeating one./s
The vast majority of Aave users still have their funds, compared to Celsius users. The effort required to hold keys is not really that significant.

Privacy in blockchains is certainly possible. Tornado cash, Monero, zcash, Aztec.
Is a cup of coffee (with/without milk) outside of the 8-hour window considered a breach of TRE?
>I enjoy the act of drinking - literally having a drink, or the feeling right after a drink. I hate how I feel an hour later, the foggy head feeling.

Hydrate the same time you consume alcohol and after. One 500 ml of beer takes around 300 Alcohol metabolism incurs body dehydration, may as well be that you're mildly dehydrated on top of being poisoned by toxins.

>I don’t buy it for weeks at a time, then cave and have a 12 pack in a weekend and feel like garbage most of the time.

You must evaluate your stress factors. It's not easy because most likely you use alcohol as a sedative tool to hotfix some issues.

>Any tips on cutting out something completely and how to get out of just hating yourself when you fail?

Not really, unless you identify the stress factor and deal with it/your attitude to it.
FYI, the HuggingFace diffusers does the download of models sensibly.

It's probably worth following that.
We need to radically transform our economy. Critical infrastructure (electricity grids, power generation, gas grids, oil refineries and pipelines, telecommunication, rail, road and air transportation, airports, railway grids) must be nationalized and serve the people and companies instead of the bottom lines of their owners, news media must first be nationalized and then be re-organized as an independent public trust (similar to PBS or the German ARD/ZDF TV/radio networks).

As an intermediate, at least media regulation needs to step up and mandate fair, unbiased and truthful reporting and a clear, visible separation of commentary and entertainment.
The only 4K download service is https://www.kaleidescape.com/ via a proprietary STB which will cost you multiple thousands.
I find the conversation around diet extremely myopic. If the goal is to lead a long and healthy life, the minutiae around exactly when to eat or what to eat (Mediterranean diet) is so unimportant and detracts from so many other important tenets. Those being proper sleep, stress management, and exercise (cardio && strength).

That being said, if a conversation around fasting is what gets people in the door, perhaps it’s not the worst thing in the world.
It does feel like Go is relearning lessons of other languages quite often. It's good that this and generics could be fixed later on, but it's unfortunate that they couldn't fix the null pointers (and going further always defaulting to some default value) and error handling.
That would incentivise behaviour similar to police in the US using fines and civil forfeit to augment their budget. It's a perverse incentive that encourages lying to increase fines, and good luck challenging it.
I wonder what non-Chinese components go into making these Biren chips?

Unless China has managed to create the world's only 100% indigenous chip fabrication process, the US should be able to stall any future development of these, perhaps beyond maybe small batch prototypes.
Your government policy has turned your cities into crime infested ghettos. Even diverse and poor countries like India are managing to avoid this problem.

US doesn't have some magical and unique set of challenges, apart from political disfunction, that can't be found anywhere else in the world.

> We saw what well-meaning but supremely naive ideologically-driven policies lead to, in SF

I must have missed something - SF solved the housing crisis, everyone could get a an education and a decent job but crime remained?
maybe try startupschool.org? they got cofounder matching in there
Why? Alternatives exists.
At least half of your bulleted list is actionable. Your lab should have an employee concerns program that accepts anonymous input, but if they don't the DOE certainly does: https://www.energy.gov/ehss/doe-employee-concerns-program

Specifically it should not be possible to 'informally justify' a hire; at the very least this is a contract violation.
The common wisdom is usually that black coffee is ok, as is anything without or with barely any calories.
The debt of the fed is the money it creates, typically through reserves (ie a commercial bank has a bank account at the central bank), and a little bit the paper money (which is an IOU from the Fed).

But insolvency means the value of your equity is negative, ie your debt exceeds your assets. At this stage a private company would automatically be declared bankrupt, it’s not clear what would happen to the fed. Printing money won’t solve the solvency (you create as many assets as liabilities), but it’s not going to run out of cash either because it can print more.
>It is all worth questioning

Only if you are happy to spend your life never doing anything but questioning what's already there

The corpus of knowledge of any one field takes more than a lifetime to properly validate by yourself, and lots of them cannot be validated at all because you don't have infinite funds

Alas mankind dropped the ball in regards to dealing with anti-senescence, so picking your battles should be self-evident
It is still the laptop for now, maybe smaller ones like netbooks/chromebooks. The only replacement I can think of will probably centered around the smartphone like an innovative input device for productivity or like you said a VR headset attachment.
Coffee has a tiny amount of calories, but I've always seen people say it's allowed if you're doing TRE. If you set up your 8 hour window well though, it's probably not a huge deal to skip coffee outside the feeding window, if you're worried?
Honestly I think jstx1 nailed it. There have been a lot of posts here and elsewhere of the form "I [re]wrote ${mundane tool} in Rust!" and while there's nothing wrong with that people (especially ones NOT interested in Rust) are tired of it. I felt the same way about Erlang a few years back. So it's part of the natural ebb and flow I think.
Again, you tend to overlook things that are already on the market, like https://www.raspberrypi.com/products/raspberry-pi-400/

or the myriad of SBC-based computers like this. The only thing you should do is to install an OS, which is something everybody tends to do and succeed nowadays.
I just smoke weed. Feels better with less hangover.

However it does have a more pernicious effect on ambition and maybe cognition if you do it all the time. Feels money though, and doesn’t prevent fitness or waking up spry
Almost certainly, that is the vehicle for the issue in most languages.
How is diet any more "myopic" than the other things you listed?