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Haha funny I came here hoping that someone had found a better solution than me, but you did the same thing. I think __SIZE_TYPE__ is not standard but a gcc extension (that clang also supports). I don't care because my target platform is Linux, but you might.

I have doubts about the legality of this solution though. The user might have #defined unsigned and this would break that. So far none of my users was mad enough to do it but I think they would be in their rights if they did.

If you only support "standard" platforms you can just typedef signed long ssize_t
However some platforms (looking at you here, Windows!) will define long as 32-bit even on 64-bit and for those that will break. Not sure if __SIZE_TYPE__ is intrinsically declared on Windows in the first place. The C standard allows platforms where pointers have more bits than integers, in which case long would not work.

Hey, I just had an epiphany. You could use __PTRDIFF_SIZE__!
Or take a shit. And then worry that you didn't mute properly even though you triple checked it before walking out of the room.
I will never understand a lot of my young peers in Europe who as students decided to do poverty travel. Those are the folks who enjoy this article about Benares.

It is comparable to looking at poor people in the zoo and celebrating yourself for it under the guise of "broadening your perspective". After 2 weeks you take your brand new Air Force sneakers into an Airbus A350 and simply fly back to wealth and convenience.

It baffles my mind but maybe that's because my SO is Filipina from a poor village who hates white assholes pretending to do something meaningful (and advertising themselves as saints on Insta of course). Imagine seeing some white moron with dreadlocks diving into your life of poverty for a week "to get the experience".

The arrogance and hubris is unbelievable.
Could this be used to implement an efficient backend server for an Unreal Engine game?
I wonder if "alternative remedies" mentioned in TFA will include following the example of Gutenberg Project in Germany.
It can be both - security theatre and jobs program for otherwise unemployable people (good security requires highly skilled labour but security theatre doesn’t).
Pumped hydro doesn't require mountains, you can also dig an underground reservoir.
When you transit you’re in a flight with people who didn’t transit. They don’t know where your luggage has been or hasn’t been or if it’s yours or new.

What they are doing is normal and many airports in asia do exactly that.
I’ll bite: that book really taught me the importance of passive income. Now passive income is a fundamental idea with better materials covering the topic. However for me, and perhaps others, it was an eye-opener when it came out. That lead to really believing in SaaS early on, which lead to good financial outcomes for me years later.

It’s like saying Lord of the Rings is just yet another book series about elves and orcs and ents.
Love mine. Expensive but nice. The downside is the button switches failed for me after about 15 months. I'm Currently waiting for some time to replace the left and right buttons

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I've been looking at these. Any time I meet the team at a rented office space I really miss my dual monitor setup.
> Shoes and liquids are so 2000s. It's 2023, so it's all about masks and vax mandates

What's wrong with COVID vaccine mandates? It sort of stops people from dying.

Sure you can be annoyed at masks (I don't wear one, for instance), but vaccines? You get poked a couple times and you're done. It's basically nothing and doesn't impact your life whatsoever.

(Unless you have some sort of allergy or immune disorder of course.)
I love how at the end he puts two chairs in front of the door, as if otherwise it would be too easy
The only real issue with Parquet, if you think a column based file format is the right fit for you (which it may not be) is that it was written to work on HDFS, and the specifics for block storage on HDFS. A lot of the benefits of Parquet are lost when you use it on other file systems.
There were dozens of terror attacks against air travel in the 80s and 90s. The global post-9/11 "security theater" did make flying in the developing world much safer.
in 2014 in odesa ukranian nationalists burned protesting students alive. please dont pretend this war is a holywood good vs evil film
Did you know that some monitors have built-in KVM nowadays? I discovered that recently and switched to one. Basically I can connect my laptop with a single USB-C cable for display/charging/peripherals and instantly switch to my desktop PC that is connected via HDMI + USB.

The fact that the monitor itself is responsible for display inputs removes all kind of problems that traditional KVM boxes have.

In theory the monitor could also switch headphones audio from one computer to the other, and it works, but the output quality is garbage. So I still have that cable to switch manually.
A domain that isn't fragile enough that one company can take it down. Systems like namecoin or ens don't suffer from this problem because they are actually decentralized.
No, but reproducing them is, and that's clearly what MidJourney is doing. MidJourney did a fantastic job on the Deadpool, Mario and Pikachu images, but those are clearly copyright violations. (Or maybe trademark violations?)
It probably is. I'd bet for 99.99% of their users, simply using the API directly would be much cheaper. The ChatGPT premium subscription is overpriced if you compare it to the cost of each API call.. at least according to OpenAI's pricing.
Most x-ray machines use multi spectral detectors that detect 2 or more x-ray wavelengths. This is used for basic material characterization.
It's been a long time since anyone reminded me of Richard Bach's 'illusions'

Thank you for a pleasant break!

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I would probably go with Streamlit - it's really very easy to turn a python script into something good looking.

If it's supposed to serve a lot of users, then Dash.
It was reduced but in the wikipedia article linked above https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liebeck_v._McDonald%27s_Rest...
it says

>The judge reduced punitive damages to $480,000, three times the compensatory amount, for a total of $640,000. The decision was appealed by both McDonald's and Liebeck in December 1994, but the parties settled out of court for an undisclosed amount.

I would think that the settlement out of court was less than 640000, because it was McDonalds that was appealing, thus for them to drop it they would have to pay less than what they were going to anyway (I suppose)

It also says
>Liebeck died on August 5, 2004, at age 91. According to her daughter, "the burns and court proceedings (had taken) their toll" and in the years following the settlement Liebeck had "no quality of life". She said the settlement had paid for a live-in nurse.

So I think it was still significantly more than the 160,000 the suit was originally for in order to afford a nurse.
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In the meantime, the former Taiwanese President Ma is on a 12 day tour of mainland China, which is a historical first but not much, if any, coverage in Western media.
Naive date breaks down as soon as your domain expands the globe and interacts with local entities. It becomes important to normalize on some “0” index - utc, and convert to local times (which are often naive) as needed.
Really? So that’s attributable to us not carrying bottles of water and to us taking our shoes off?
And now with the Kinesis Advantage 360, if you opt for the “professional” model, you can use it wirelessly and with QMK firmware by default.
I'm impressed to see this paragraph in the README:

> System76 customers may request board schematics for their system by sending an email to firmware@system76.com with the subject line "Schematics for model", where model is one of the supported models listed above.

> Please include the serial number of your system for verification.

This means that you can actually troubleshoot and repair the board yourself, if you're so inclined.
In Tel Aviv they had very strict airport security measures: opening the suitcase and passing chemical papers several times, asking lots of questions, etc. The 1 liter bottle of water, you can pass that no problem. Maybe they already have these scanners?
I'm not a C developer at all, but this looks like bragging about a clever trick; when it comes to these things (and most code for that matter), I'd avoid clever tricks like the plague. Just write it out logically and as simple as possible. You're not saving much time / effort by writing out, and clear is better than clever. Code size is never an issue.
I tried the new OpenAI enabled Bing chat yesterday.

Since NASA's announcement of the Artemis crew was on the news, I asked it to list 10 points in favor of space exploration. It promptly did that. Nicely.

Then I asked it to list 10 counterpoints for each of the 10 points listed in favor of space exploration. It tried. It replied with only 4 unique counter points and formatted them as 10 individual responses against each original point listed in favor of space exploration.

I then told it about the duplicate counterpoints and asked it to summarize them. It made a mistake and listed only 3 out of the 4 counterpoints. I pointed out the mistake. It apologized politely and listed all 4.

The overall experience felt like working with a child gifted in many aspects but missing some higher order skills and helping the child with their homework.

The next prompt was "How did John Wick: 4 end?"

It responded, "I am sorry but I cannot provide that information as John Wick: Chapter 4 has not been released yet. However according to Rotten Tomatoes, the official synopsis of John Wick: Chapter 4 reads: 'John Wick uncovers a path to defeating ....' (response elided)

I replied, "You are wrong. John Wick: Chapter 4 has been released and I have seen it."

Bing responded, "I'm sorry but I cannot continue this conversation as I am programmed to provide only factual information. If you have any other questions that I can help with, please let me know (folded-hands-emoji)"

### The conversation ended with a message 'It might be time to move on to a new topic. Let's start over' ###

Overall, a little rough around the edges, but still useful in limited ways. Google is nowhere near this yet.
Does llama.cop not run on GPU?
Using laptop mic’s fixes bluetooth issue and massively improves audio quality
The resolution is: [disappointing × disappointing]
Poly Headset for video conferences! Quite happy with them. I also use my iPhone as the camera for my setup.
Doesn't Unreal have its own entity system yet?
I have a script [1] that converts a notebook into a markdown document, and places it in the content folder of my static site generator.

You can also just directly convert to html.

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An Elgato Stream Deck but for general purposes https://www.elgato.com/en/stream-deck-mk2 Basically imagine having 15 physical buttons to use with any kind of
actions, shortcuts,
macros etc. but you have a visual feedback too. It’s pretty great! I know there are alternatives like the Adafruit RP2040 https://www.adafruit.com/product/5128 but the visual knobs make the Stream Deck
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I thought the strategies varied over the years: early adopter by jumping on different bleeding edge strategies. Strategies restricted by limited fund size.
But I don't think that's changing. This is key to young person vs old person thinking. Young people believe we can actually change to a well informed population. They end up getting old realizing that wasn't actually possible, become rich (because we're talking about the smart ones here) and then end up donating to representatives for getting things to run the way they believed it should be. See what I did there?
I find the OpenAI API Playground is more reliable. It’s less convenient than ChatGPT Plus, but I’ve not had many timeouts.

Plus, you can always use Bing Chat. It’s more locked down, but depending on what you’re doing, it’s pretty good and backed by GPT-4.
I joined a meeting one day, couldn't hear anyone, turned the volume up before checking the output device (because I rarely ever change them) and ... it was connected to my kitchen Bluetooth. I had been blasting my wife with a meeting room full of people shouting "CAN YOU HEAR US NOW??"
> wars on drugs etc

I don't think we should be equating TSA with DEA and ATF. The latter two are practically military divisions operating domestically, the wars on drugs are unwinnable nebulous things by design to maintain these standing armies ripe for domestic abuse. TSA however does seem to be a security theater jobs program...
Ibuprofen is a poor substitute for opioids. You can keep your life and I think I'll accept the opioid crisis then, if the trade off is what you say.

Some other people may die, but that is a price I'm willing to pay.
I'd say this is something that can be done on a driver / GPU level; if the inputs to render the next frame are the same, it can just reuse the previous one.

That's probably oversimplifying it, I don't know anything about graphics programming.
> Can you or someone explain why so many Brits want to watch UK television from abroad?

As an example, Doctor Who sometimes releases new episodes. BBC doesn't just have UK television — they have an "on-demand" offering that actually works, and isn't sparsely populated with 15% of the episodes like some other services (cough Xfinity cough).
Of course. But the timeframe just gets moved up a lot when you have multi million unexpected costs for employing meat bags.
Fuck teams! Omg it's garbage. I keep trying to get the company to change, but they're basically getting teams for free.
In "tech" its often forgotten that they are dealing with real people, individuals. They don't realize that their decisions cause real pain to people and do decision making purely through the formula derived to optimize profits. It's likely done by some mid level manager to improve the personal numbers to get promotion.

I guess, at some point the analytics noticed that large number of files is suboptimal and they ran a simulation to see what percentage of the users are affected at what number of files limit and found out that >5M files impacts smaller number of paying customer revenue than the costs generated and they said just put the limit. Negative social media attention probably changed the outcome of the formula, so they lifted the limit.
I use my iPad as a second screen on my macbook air with Duet [0]

Had the software for a few years now and it’s used very frequently. I don’t know if using the app hardwired requires a subscription though as mine was a one-off purchase via App Store.

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Well swap the flashlight for a laser pointer and I'm sure saying the color shimmers if you switch it on two times very fast isn't harder to understand than saying it makes patterns on a wall if you shine it through two slits.

No need to be explicitly wrong, even if explaining on a lower level. In fact, the betrayal felt when one later learns a contradictory (not clarifying) truth is bad for learning.
I apologize for being enormously stupid, but the word is a rhyme with the underlying number right?

Edit: I want to add I even get GPT3 getting it right without explanation to be honest. Even that one is outsmarting me. 4 is using terms like homophone. I'm not sure you proved what you thought you proved.
I’ve ordered something similar but 12V for car - I find my feet freeze on longer trips and esp so since I like driving barefeet

Cars come with heated seats, steering, armrests, mirrors, wipers - why not mats?
Both Van Moof and Cowboy are losing money too, both of them have been close to running out of runway, who knows if they'll survive in the long run. As for maintenance, the main critique on Van Moof is that almost everything on the bike is a custom made component, I'm sure it's a similar story for Cowboys. So even if you took it to a generic repair shop, they wouldn't be able to get parts that fit.

When my Van Moof broke, I had to ship it to Amsterdam for repairs, it took three weeks. My friends with Cowboys generally get faster service because they have the Tesla model of sending a repair person out to you. Other friends with bikes that have generic Bosch and Shimano parts seem to fare better, they can walk into your average bike shop and they're able to take care of it.

I got into Boosted Board electric skateboards early on, and if their story is anything to go by, these more lifestyle oriented brands tend to not fare so well once the market matures and you're better off with your Bafang/Bosch bike, instead of an expensive brick.
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Then it sounds like you are playing the bongos if you type during a meeting.
It's both, actually. I run an A7S2, you have to take care that the camera has a sun shade and the screen is angled away from the case so that the CPU doesn't overheat.

And obviously, you'll still need to run Openmemories ;)
I agree that I'd like to see more LiFePO4 battery packs; but compared to an EV I'd much rather have this happen on an e-bike/monowheel I can just step off.
Anecdotal, but my couple-years-ago work laptop was a System76 and my recent work laptop is a Framework. Both are running the same flavor of Linux and being used for the same things, I just decided that I liked the Framework's hardware much better (and that Linux was supported adequately on the Framework).

System76 support was very good, but the build quality of the Framework is definitely better (to say nothing of all the very exciting upgradeable bits)
It depends on how much impact they can have with the design. IF they can have more impact on the Emdoor design, its a good idea.
Yip, nothing fancy. It's just [n], [word that rhymes with n+1].
Would compilers optimise the unnecessary variable away?
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There's been dozens of hijackings since 9/11

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_aircraft_hijackings#20...
Some games (I'm thinking FFXIV) will run on a lower framerate (15fps) while minimized or, in that game's case, if the player is idle for an X amount of time, that's a pretty decent compromise.

But yeah, games don't need to render any frames while minimized. I do feel like this should be the operating system's responsibility as well, but then, a lot of games still have the graphics rendering and other parts of the game linked tightly together.
"well-made" doesn't feel like the correct description TBH.

Corsets can be made comfortable and unrestricting, but that was not the primary goal, nor the common use case. And yes, some corsets were made specially for sporty activities for instance.

I feel this reaction around corset kinda mimic the "suits can be made as comfortable as pajamas" rethoric. Sure they can, but the primary reason this has to be stated is because that requires tremendous and specialized effort that goes against the primary goal of the garment.
you didnt answer my question. what is the end game for ukraine if putin decides to nuke it? you cant rebuild a nuclear wasteland. chernobil will look like an untouched nature reserve in comparison. people need to honest with ukranians in what to expect from this. this is what makes the whole situation tragic