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Safari on iOS is plainly wrong for users, it's stopping the progress.
Most likely they will start coming with their own cellular network capabilities built in, bypassing any need for a network connection.
They would also be able to screen capture and analyze whatever you watch, even on external devices like apple tv and inject ads directly as an overlay.
The thought just sickens me.
so... instead of contributing, why not rewrite the whole thing?
ok that would certainly help

/s
I've seen some people who appear only capable of adding to or changeing existing logic - essentially relying on mimickry.

They have a strong tendency to rely on hardcoding, sometimes pasting one loop 5x instead of just adding an outer loop.

It's absolutely wild.
There's a github issue thread about adding plotting.
Only works if you have an iPhone right? It annoys me more and more that I’m a prisoner of the apple ecosystem. I want to buy a folding phone but it’s android.
I happen to develop an open source, no-root, network monitor, and firewall for Android.

We let users block connections to IPs that have no corresponding DNS request. Of course, genuine reasons to connect directly to IPs exist, but not so much for installed apps.
Apart from the occasional hiccup, quality is fine. I am sure that if you did a side by side comparison it would be obvious, but I can honestly say I don't notice 99% of the time. Once you are in a game and playing, it is totally fine.

In the same way that when you are watching something on netflix or amazon or disney etc, when you are really into the movie or show no one ever stops watching and thinks "gee I just cannot watch this - it is not Blu-ray quality!".

Just like with netflix et al, game streaming is amazing - pull out a thin and light laptop, browse through a large catalog of games and just pick something and play immediately. The "legacy" approach is wait until you can physically go to your gaming PC or laptop (because you need the hardware), wait for it to boot, wait for the inevitable updates to download for Windows and Steam and Graphics drivers, browse through your game catalog, wait to download the 20-30gb install, wait for the VC redistributable to install, then wait for the game itself installs etc. It sucks - you waste so much time. With a Chromebook and geforce now (rest in peace stadia) I can literally go from a closed-laptop to in-game in about one minute, and I can do that anywhere too. This is the future. I have loads of games on steam that I have never even played - if I could just play them immediately with a single click you can bet I would have at least given them a go.

I personally have very limited spare time, so I would (and do/did for geforce now and stadia) pay extra for the convenience of stream so when I get a spare 30 mins I can play a game in that time, not spend it only getting halfway through a game download in steam. Just like I pay for the convenience of netflix et al rather than buying dvds/Blu-rays and having to watch everything on my TV.
This is your opinion. Many experts (the majority right now?) do see the beginning of general intelligence and I would urge you to at least entertain the possibility that those experts are right.

(Also, general intelligence is not usually synonymous with self awareness in the literature. You might want to argue that, but it's, I think, a minority opinion)
Safari 15.4 and later supports manifest versions 2 and 3. [1]

Mozilla maintains a list of which keys are compatible across which browsers as well [2]

[1] https://developer.apple.com/documentation/safariservices/saf...

[2] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Add-ons/Web...
Not even too little. This missive is just as tone-deaf and misrepresentational as their December missive (pre-leak) and the “level up!” language in the leaked OGL. Wizards has demonstrated a shocking lack of introspection or damage control. They are not going to get the opportunity to re-earn trust with many third parties and customers at this point, given how far down this path they’ve come. That’s not how trust works.
I don't know where you're getting this idea that MOND breaks Lorentz invariance. I've never heard of anyone claiming that that is evidence against mond. Hell, a search of mond and Lorentz invariance turns up your comment as one of the top results.
PE and value hedge fund. Ie, basically the non-quant folks. I think there is a pretty large gap between quant and the rest of the investment community (although I haven't actually worked in quant, so I'm speculating this is where the mismatch is).

Concrete example - Bill Ackman hasn't ever thought about "risk parity". The average small value fund hasn't ever thought of it. Activists dont'. PEs don't. VC's haven't even heard of it. PE and VC also think of their investors as "LPs", not investors.

As for who wants to work where... this is anecdotal but have you ever heard of someone at a PE/VC/HF say "I would really like to work at CALPERS/CPP etc"? I have not
My only problem with Safari is the age old algorithm they use for audio pitch correction on sped up videos, i.e. any videos you speed up (i watch at 2.3x) has the audio extremely tinny. Chrome and Firefox don't have this problem.
Wait, you want a telescreen that doesn’t watch you back? Citizen, this is ungood crimethink. Plusungood crimethink!

Thankfully, it’s almost unpossible to buy a telescreen without telemetry (and always has been), so Big Brother will know what you are doing. But you should still stop by the local MiniLuv for reeducation, just in case.
That just the decimal representation of the code point, isn't it?
In this thread I've seen comments from Memgraph CTO and founder (mbuda), CEO and founder (dtomicevic), and one of the developers that worked on mbench (mapleeman). To me it seems that they are addressing all of the questions in comments section.
I've made a few meta-compilers before, there's nothing quite like bringing up a system from scratch and getting it to compile itself. It's one of the (few) things Forth is good at.
typically F000:E05B

That address is so deeply entrenched in history that one could even consider BIOSes which don't have the reset code starting there to be not PC-compatible. If you look at the PC/AT BIOS listing, it specifically puts the reset entry point there with an ORG directive. The BIOS reference books from Phoenix also mention that.

I believe even EFI BIOS in CSM mode will have the correct code at those fixed addresses, although it won't be obvious from just looking at the ROM image since it's packed and expanded into shadow RAM upon boot.

Here's some discussion:

https://forum.vcfed.org/index.php?threads/fixed-addresses-in...
It's funny that you mention poetry. With poetry I do like to feel the sound of words.

I very much like Emily Dickinson, why? (What's your favorite piece of poetry?)
Glagolitic capital letter dobro?
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Indeed. Most of the commentary I've seen from people who were around is that scrum isn't agile but just an impotent compromise made by people who thought business could never actually handle an actually agile (as in flexible) work methodology. I think they're mostly right; Scrum really isn't very flexible.

On top of that, like most popular languages and technologies it isn't really good enough for people who care, but it's good enough for people who don't and also happens to please "biz" people.
Alibaba has them. I'm running a Scepter 2018 model, just cause it's dumb. Smart devices, dumb display.
good to hear, thanks for the resources. Do you know if Apple has made any specific statements or commitments to continuing to support v2 for the foreseeable future?
If he hadn't gotten himself killed at twenty, he might have learned how to explain it.

Doesn't the legend have it that he scribbled a lot of his ideas down hastily the day he though he was going to die?
Some of us still use them, on the Android side there have been at least a couple ok to decent options.
Can be disabled on Android per wifi, too.
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Safari is the new IE6. It's always going to be the weakest / furthest behind major browser.
by far the worst devtools I've ever had to use. I definitely deride having to pick up a Safari-specific front-end bug for this reason alone
You should check out containers for Firefox. It does the same thing without having to open multiple windows / instances.
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Don't think they are, but if you're after privacy, of course it isn't strictly better than self-hosting AdGuard Home or Pi-Hole.

As one ex, not me but some may be uncomfortable with their use of BigCloud (AWS/GCP/Cloudflare) infrastructure.
The 68000 lacks that instruction. It was added in the 68020.
? You can totally have independent release cycles between multiple targets within a monorepo.
Perhaps https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shotgun_debugging would be closer to the desired meaning?
I really don't want to believe everyone has a price, since that would mean I have one, but the evidence offers very few if any solid counterexamples.
I've been working obsessively on a trivial and currently private emacs package, for a while now, and (having not read the article, yet) would concur with the idea that Emacs is great, there's little else like it, but it's also not enough; the promises that it makes (re: freedom to the user, access to internals via elisp, etc) are not fulfilled. It goes a great ways towards delivering it's promises, and casual users will feel the freedom it gives them (great things can still be done with it! Miles ahead of anything else!), but that just makes the walls all the more frustrating when you hit them. No specifics, but I do find the performance situation and the elisp and rendering implimentations to be at the center of my gripes. I am young enough to hope to see, and perhaps even contribute to, a successor to the Emacs philosophy.
Sorry, what verification?
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> How will you prevent them from getting all their friends to load up the game and just let it run in the background for hours, soaking up all the popularity?

As long as a player with 8$ subscription can't contribute to your pay more than those 8$ there isn't much room for abuse, is there?
The big idea is to write the comments as static HTML, only when comments change, instead of doing a database query to display them every time. This prevents the “hug of death” if you get a burst of traffic.

I believe this was the technique used (and still being used?) by 2chan, the ancestor of the infamous 4chan. It didn't even need a database, as it was entirely file-based and simply appended each post to the appropriate file. Visitors were served static HTML with no JS required.
Developers are seeing their API keys being suspended. I'd say that's a pretty explicit block.

https://twitter.com/feather_ios/status/1613749938428727297
It's not that websites will now send you notifications. It's that PWAs will now have the option to ask to send you notifications in the same way any other app on your iPhone does.

It means people can start developing apps for the web that will basically work on any platform that can run a browser. A huge step forward for the web platform that has so far been stunted by Apple's unwillingness to support these web standards
There are many, many uses for a text generating AI other than for nefarious purposes. It can give suggestions for things to do, it can write short stories to amuse you, it can act as an RPG game master, it can help with language learning, and so on. Assuming that it is only for cheaters is like how the music and film industry assumed that the only purpose for ripping CDs and DVDs onto your computer was to pirate them, ignoring that many people wanted to have a media server to stream their legally purchased media within their own homes.
QnD AST dumpers are grand. Have fun!

some further directions I've been nerd-sniped:

(a) color-coding to make the labels stand out from the lines (clumsily indicated supra by putting node labels in parens)

(b) only expanding N levels of AST (leaving everything deeper as "...")

now that we're discussing it; maybe I should revisit and add:

(a) repetition detection for primitive DAGs? (detection is easy; presentation, however...)

(b) instead of bottoming out with "...", label with the reconstituted expression. eg. N=3:

(/)
├─(+-)
│ ├─(-)
│ │ └─b
│ └─(sqrt)
│ └─b*b-4*a*c
└─(*)
├─2
└─a

?

PS: on the birthday run front, that's how a friend got into ultramarathoning :-P
> Emacs is in some ways the best thing we
> have today in the other direction, but
> it pales in comparison to what's
> possible.

Imagine joining Blender, sensors, actuators, voice assist, Ai, lisp, Emacs.

If a project could attract the backers Blender is getting to explore and document design possibilites for Emacs that's a move in a better direction.
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I have never heard that usage in the wild here on the West Coast of the United States. I do know it’s common back east.
> It's similar to manual memory management

Funny, I used this very analogy about concurrency the other day. I think we live in a manually managed concurrency era, because we haven’t entirely figured out the right mix of patterns to get to the point when it makes sense. In the future, I expect all non-low-level languages simply agrees on one or two models, just like RAII and GC solved the manual memory management problem. That, and we still have a lot of bugs from concurrency related matters which we basically have no way to test.

Structured concurrency is most certainly part of the solution, but I there are a few devils in the details that are a lot of work (or careful thought) to get right.
> Valve working around Microsoft's boneheaded Windows decisions with SteamOS and Proton.

I’m a bit out of the loop here. What happened with Microsoft that drove Valve to create SteamOS?
It's pretty simple, conceptually. It's like useState but saves state in localStorage. It has exactly the same stuff to do with the render cycle as useState.
Same. In my experience it’s only marginally less effective than uBlock Origin. You do have to open the app to make sure the rules are loaded once in a blue moon though.

That said if uBlock is a requirement, there’s Orion[0] which is a WebKit-based browser that supports both the Chrome and Firefox version of uBO on both macOS and iOS.

[0]: https://browser.kagi.com/
Except the data linked in the article proves the exact opposite?
Just don’t give it your wifi info. Put a box you control on it and make it a dumb tv again.
It's an interesting idea, my first thoughts are how do you make it machine readable. Like if you're writing a browser how do you translate something that "looks" like google.com and know you need to go to google.com and not googIe.com?

Maybe you don't bother (i.e., don't try to parse bytes in this encoding as plain text) but that has a bunch of consequences too.
> even like ST:E (a lot).

Pity that they cancelled that show as soon as it was getting interesting.
What other usual suspects may I ask? The other well known CDN companies like Akamai are not bad either.
Thank you. More broadly, when a credible source irritates with conciseness, that's a font for exploration, not complaining the wine wasn't chilled appropriately.
How do you know who's sick when 30-40% of people are asymptomatic? Also, the virus lingers in the air of closed spaces of hours.
Socialism has a somewhat agreed upon base set of principles and comes in a thousand different flavors, but at the end of the day every large scale attempt has ended up with an authoritarian state and either failed or converted to Capitalism. So whenever you say Socialism is a failure, you end up hearing "Well THAT wasn't really Socialism!" Same with Agile.
That's like Lisp. Always use that single, specific symbol which names a function accessing the exact position in the nested list structure that you want to denote. Assume your reader has come with a full Lisp Machine manual and a copy of ANSI. A proper hacker never resents being introduced to a new identifier.
We are talking long-term harm - it's too early to say people are just fine.
That is a rather different story indeed. They made it sound here like they weren't working at all in that five months.
I’ll wager that it’s pretty common for startups to exaggerate or lie about their metrics.
Yeah you are right, i messed up. Indeed it is only the architect who will hate it :)
Oh this is exciting! Thank you!
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The boosters do almost nothing about XBB.1.5 and the upcoming strains - this is evolution at play! You can't use the same strategy we've used for the flu - this virus mutates much faster as it infects a lot more people.
Good luck handling software development, talking to customers, gathering requirements, aligning with other teams, doing marketing, writing budget requests - all by yourself.
> I think this occurs rather naturally.

It’s not exactly natural. It was in no small part by design. The auto industry worked very hard to shut down public transit and lobby for as much public funding for roads as possible. This further induced demand for suburbs, which, once established, completely cemented the need for car infrastructure (let alone plumbing, electricity, public safety, etc). Decades later, these sprawling municipalities find themselves desperate for funds to maintain this expensive infrastructure, and push for ever more sprawl to (temporarily) relieve the present financial strain incurred from the last wave of sprawl that’s come due for maintenance… Rinse, repeat, and it’s not surprising why so many American cities go bankrupt and so many suburbs have decayed. There’s a lot more at play when it comes to the decay of American cities for sure, but the incredible influence of cars is kind of the 10 ton gorilla in the room.

I’m not saying it’s something that can be fixed overnight or anything, but I think we have to start by admitting it’s not really working. Maybe it works well for you like it does for so many other Americans. But I really don’t think most of us have the experience of what it could be like had history gone another way.
Santos aside, I've eaten there a few times and it is pretty good.
That’s exactly what’s at the core of the request — if it was some rich friends of SBF, maybe they’d be happy to gift him the money — but the requirement is that the invidividuals providing the sureity be sufficiently at arm’s length that they would be able to influence him not to flee - so that they could get their money back.

For all we know at this point, they could be co-conspirators.
I agree. Also better DNS rewrite support for split DNS scenarios. I do like the dashboard and analysis possibilities of Pi-Hole better
The OS integration aspect is indeed big.

The various Cloniums (Chrome, Edge, etc) are probably second best in this regard with Firefox sadly placing last… Mozilla stuff has always lagged behind in that department. For example, it only got native context menus in the past year or two after the issue sat on the bug tracker for over a decade
AI has lots of flaws, but that's not inherently one of them, and in the context of ChatGPT it explicitly is not one of them. It samples from a probability distribution, and with appropriate prompts it's actually fantastic at giving you a new recipe every night, or a dozen variations on a recipe theme, and you can tailor it to exactly the level of novelty you're expecting. Randomness by itself is not the human characteristic that the current batch of AI is lacking.
MUI is fine but I wouldn't use it until you have some experience.
Relax, sure it’s self promotion, but they are the author of the TFA so it’s not like they’re jumping into a random thread.
It may or may not matter, but: MinMinGuard is FOSS, AdGuard for Android is not.
Holy shit, that would be amazing! I released this mainly because I really want to know what the best strategies are and how different it is from normal chess.
Python bytecode is interpreted by cpython.
If I had to guess, it's more likely they are expensing the maximum allowed and paying any overage out of pocket. Think of it as splitting the bill, only it's with yourself, and submitting the expense report for only one part of the split.
JScript is Microsoft's JavaScript that can run server side. I guess it was a thing in the late 90s and early 00s. The "Click Commerce" web CMS/framework was largely written in it. They pivoted from commerce to medical research, and the software is still being used by dozens of institutions.
To add to the other responses here, I won't deny the lack of uBlock Origin was a painful point for me going all in with safari on Mac; even the previous broken incarnation that had to be manually built and was a bit buggy was still fantastic compared to non-uBlockOrigin alternatives.

A small combination of user scripts for YouTube specific blocking with TamperMonkey and Wipr+KaBlock+1Block seem to work, with only Wipr requiring a purchase.

But I really wish Apple would walk back the position on how ad blocking runs in safari, as uBlock Origin made the argument for Safari much more convenient.

It is good though that a small number of user scripts and extensions get it "close enough"; I mainly miss element zapping/blocking from uBlock Origin at this point.
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And I find Firefox to be between Safari and Chrome in efficiency. Especially on an M1 Firefox seems to not drain the battery like Chrome.
you certainly must be kidding right? there might be a dearth of data on that because of the nature of ethics/how hard that is to test but if you are aware of the basic human immune system response to pathogens you would know that it's a few equations of things at a basic level.

virus particles are not smart... they infect cells and make more virus particles they don't have a mechanism that says ok slow down we infected enough to make the host sick... they just infect non-infected cells that are available to infect. for a thought experiment even if you took the replication aspect out of it the more virus cells in your body infecting more cells in your body it would make you sicker. counting in the fact that every infected cell will create more virus particles and a stronger first dose of virus particles that creates those factories would make you sicker all other things equal.

at a basic level you have some differential equations going: the B cells make the antibodies that kill the free virus particles. the T cells kill infected cells and inform the B cells to make specific antibodies.

just because this data is hard to obtain from empirical means doesn't mean that the basics of biology are that divergent from reality.
React or Angular for the frontend, and Node.js for the backend. These technologies are popular and widely used, making it easier to find developers with experience in them.

For the database, I would recommend using a flexible, scalable NoSQL database such as MongoDB or Cassandra.

For the CMS, I would recommend using a headless CMS such as Strapi, which allows for more independence in terms of adding fields to the database and displaying them on the frontend
Twidere seems broken, but Frittr (read-only) seems fine as do the nitter instances I use.
We are talking about a configuration language here, which is never about markups. Also, most of the so-called whitespace problem in Ansible or k8 configs comes from embedding config that's not YAML. In these cases you need a path or URI for the processor to resolve before applying, not inverting the entire configuration language to cater to 1 uncommon use case.
Uh… really ? Got any more info on that?