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But how would daylight savings work? Or perhaps more seriously, time zones...

Anyway given the U.S. is still hanging on to measurements like Fahrenheit and inches, we're not going to see more sensible ways to measure and indicate time until most of humanity is living on a different planet.
That's actually a pretty insightful way of looking at it, I'll have to have a think about that.
You should probably clarify that intent doesn’t matter in terms of baseline fault, as it definitely matters in terms of punishment and charges.
I think this is more of an Anglo-Saxon vs rest of Europe distinction. In UK (and presumably US) the letter of the law is more important than the intent. In the rest of Europe the intent is more important than the exact letter.

In both cases it is up to the judiciary to make the trade-off/judgement.
I wouldn’t say it’s a joke, rather it’s not perfect.

When papers are reviewed, there are going to be a finite number of spots in the journal or conference to be assigned competitively. In good places, the reviewers catch issues in the papers and it won’t be easy to pass them.

Without peer review, a PhD student requesting graduation or a candidate applying for a faculty position would claim they have done major work, and there is no way to filter out the noise.
Maybe because horizontal boring machines for laying fiber or pipe have been around for decades?
There Is No Moral Argument for Staying on Twitter/X
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The same could be said about a person stabbing someone to death. You could call it a incident. But if there was a clear intent it is called murder. Definition do matter. In above example you could argue a judge first has to declare someone guilty and I agree. In this particular case I "beleive" it is a statistically unrealistic scenario to not rule out bad intent. Thus fitting the definition. It is not about a matter of opinion, it is purely stating the fact of the act fitting the description of terrorism which I would argue isnt subjected to semantics of the vague aspects of the definition. Murder is still murder no matter who dun it.
2 is 1, 1 is none.

If it were my life on the line, I'd carry 2 different PLBs: probably a Garmin and an inReach.

Disclaimer: Ex Trimble Nav Ltd. radio group here. :]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_minimum_corporate_tax_r...
Of course it is valid. The principal on which much of taxation is based is that it is a tax on the benefit that the income provides. And that benefit accrues in the US.

The only way it can be claimed to be invalid is by conflating legal with moral.
Why is having fewer time zones a good thing?

Wouldn't this actually be confusing, because things would have to be happening at different local times depending on where you are in the time zone?
A 140W MacBook USB-C charger can not charge an OnePlus 8.

A 67W Poco (Xioami) USB-C charger can barely charge a Pixel 6 (it basically runs out of battery while charging, 200-300mA are transmitted according to an app).

USB-C is in a terrible state.
I’ve had tinnitus for something like 5 years now and mine varies from day-to-day. Mine seems to be somewhat connected to diet. I think salt might be a trigger. If I have a French Fries or some other salty snack, I’m in for louder ringing an hour or two later.
You can do client isolation on the WAP. If you do this, the clients cannot contact each other. Then, on the switch you can assign like 4k VLANs. But I'm not sure how to do that. Because all the data arrives on the same port. But in theory, you have a DHCP server for say a /24 and you could give each of those IPs their own VLAN.

FWIW, I try to use wired as much as possible. Although for security cameras people like to use PoE and I think if you can get physical access to the PoE port, you can also try a MITM or a physical sniffer for examples see the stuff Hak5 sells.
This is a classic "clever but stupid" idea.

There is no compelling reason to adopt decimal time.
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It’s not a problem for me! It sets a precedent, sure, but I’m okay with the tradeoff there.
Everyone should have realized by now that online services can not guarantee any level of security.
waitpid is inherently racy. wait is covered by

This can not be achieved using a pattern equivalent to { ... }.
The parent process itself might be abruptly killed, and the finally blocks / destructors / atexit hooks are not run in this case.
It's fun to test what happens when you play the same wave through your headphones but one channel is inverted.

Funny enough lots of stereo widening magic relies on a physical property of sound not existing when it's in your head.
I've had it for at least 20 years, since high school. It has gotten better the past decade, I suspect due to how much more careful I am about sounds in that time. Its still there but I rarely notice. Wear ear protection.
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I'm not sure a person making assertions counts as a reference. I only skimmed the transcript but spotted a couple of errors, this person doesn't appear to be an IPR expert?

Also, I don't feel this is going to get anywhere, the space of "nuance of legislation across all jurisdictions in the World" isn't really conducive to casual conversation.

That said, in the UK our caselaw on fashion is almost nonexistent, but the key rulings are well summarised in [0] at page 8. The bar is high but seems attainable. (A summary of Hensher v Restawhile [1]).

An opinion piece at WIPO [2] suggests it's easier to get copyright on garments in USA, they cite some law, at least, but their conclusion on UK law opposes my position (paraphrasing, they say "garments can't be protected").

My position has not changed.

[0] https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/...
[1] https://www.cipil.law.cam.ac.uk/virtual-museum/hensher-v-res...
[2] https://www.wipo.int/wipo_magazine/en/2014/03/article_0007.h...
Or genetically engineer ourselves to have a different number of fingers
Maybe they can sell Github to a company that is more aligned with long term FOSS interests?
no user knows

The described problem literally doesn't exist in XML. Your XML-validating editor will check your document against the schema and will not allow for an attribute where the sub-element is required and vice versa.
Visual Studio was a meme?

It is still top IDE matched by maybe just JB
> not being available for firms looking to reduce their tax bill, use must be for genuine business requirements only.

That's just a fig leaf.
my first thought was something something dependent types (Idris, Agda), but it also sounds like TS-like structural typing with a Rust-like Result type. proving that every incoming message is either parsed correctly or we return an error seems to be the basic building block. and then every transformation should be other pure functions.

thought I guess you mean something more top-downish? for that there's "program interpretation" ( https://github.com/AdrielC/free-arrow )

and this just looks very interesting https://deepai.org/publication/a-coq-based-synthesis-of-scal...
U.S. President Barack Obama referred to Ugland House as "the biggest tax scam in the world", raising questions over the number of companies with a registered office in the building.

meanwhile:

1209 North Orange Street, Wilmington, Delaware, United States, home to over 285,000 Delaware corporations

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corporation_Trust_Center
Even if it is the first news of this particular issue, it doesn't surprise anyone when one of these big corps is hit with a big fine.

The announcement of back taxed for the years 2004-2013 at least places an upper bound on those past years. So this means that Microsoft investors now only have to worry about accounting failures over the years 2014-present! Less uncertainty = good news!
Have you talked about the Lenire device with your colleagues at all? It got FDA approval and is slowly rolling out as they train audiologists.

There’s a Lenire provider where I live (Austin) and I’m on the fence about scheduling an appointment to get one.
I like the inclusion of randomization and bootstrapping. It's unfortunate that the hypothesis framework is still NHST -- I wouldn't consider that 'modern' by any means.
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Although confused by the conversion between standard time and metric time, I LOVE your description of Time is Money.
>that’s still $30B no longer poised for an acquisition

They accumulate that much cash because there are no acquisitions to be had in the current economic climate. I can't imagine a $30B+ company that Microsoft could acquire without massive regulatory scrutiny.
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My brother still has one, it broke years ago, he fixed it himself (some soldering for the sliders and other bits, I think he said) and he's never, ever, no way, not selling it. Ever.
If they could group ecommerce sites in the same way they group listicles, that would be damn handy. (Just identifying sites with payment forms would go along way). It's not that I don't want ecommerce sites, it's just that sometimes I'm in research mode and sometimes I'm in shopping mode.
I think you're seeing the inevitable result of ideology taking precedence over reality. In other words, reality only has so much "stretch" to give when being warped under an inaccurate model. At some point, reality re-asserts itself and your ideological model of the world crumbles into pieces.
Which company would be big enough to fit that description and able to pay enough to make a dent in this big an amount?
This is the premise behind a lot of those habit books. I think it was popularized by BJ Fogg's Tiny Habits.

A common example is "commit to flossing just one tooth, so you're not overwhelmed with the commitment of flossing your whole mouth. If you feel like doing more once you've started, that's fine.".

What those books often don't point out is that this approach doesn't work if you're actively avoidant of the habit you want to build. The approach solves forgetfulness or intimidation, not distaste.

I bring this up because I read several of these books without getting results and kept wondering what I was doing wrong.
You're suggesting that their EU sales shouldn't pay EU income at all, rather US income taxes instead? Usually the criticism of this is the opposite direction, that sales in Germany should pay taxes in Germany.
Pressure grows on Apple to open up iMessage
> I think one of the worst things about society right now is we don’t share the burden amongst ourselves

Watched a reddit post about a romanian mother making a fuss about her and her small autistic son being kicked out of an uber because the son threw a tantrum and somewhat dirtied a chair.

I was appaled by the lack of empathy of some of the redditors.

Nobody is entitled to anything, nobody owes anything to anybody, but the sharing/safety net thing is what makes us an advanced species.
The infraction happened in 2004-2013. So that would be over three billion dollars per year.

Microsoft’s operating income in fiscal year 2005 was about $15B and in 2013 almost $27B. So you can kind see where the IRS is getting this number: if they believe that Microsoft evaded tax worth about 10-15% of its earnings before taxes, that’s how it would add up to this whopping sum.

It seems like Microsoft believes they can settle for something much lower. The stock price doesn’t seem to be hurting pre-market at all.
You’re not supposed to know that - I’m just guessing by the use of that phrase tbh. I was just trying to be helpful and explain a cultural difference that might explain the use of a word that hadn’t been used before.
Good job! How does Farcaster/Mastodon solve any of the problems inherent to a global public square like Twitter?

Do you prefer the guarded sandbox run by the political elite du jour, or the chaos of equal opportunity shitposting?

RE: The ADL. AFAIK, they were pushing advertisers to "deplatform" Democrat party opponents, many of whom aren't anti-semites.
It's often used as an argument to prop up service models though: use our service because it's more secure than not. In theory it makes sense. In practice, security through obscurity I think doesn't get enough justice.
I don't get it, I didn't mention any of that? You're refusing to answer due to an imaginary reason you yourself came up with... Alright then.
A lot of bold claims, that somehow float in the air without any proof.
It’s just a website.
It would just let the OS engineers concentrate on the OS. Potentially making better OSes, maybe also more OSes to choose from, these being actually diverse with original ideas rather than making different app/version choices their key differences. "Just don't do what you can't really do well with reasonable ease, better just do the job which actually is yours".
Please don't embed Instragram posts into your article, just put the actual photo in with a link to the post!
I am blocking all meta crap and the photos are not showing...I'm sure I'm not the only one who does that.
Thanks!
Twitter/X is better than ever.
One argument is musk published the algorithm and its history. I think transparency is the main next step in regulation of social media. Frances Haugen agrees that transparency is the important next step in the regulation of social media. I've been following her lead
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Corollary: The number (N) of ad hoc support tools needed to do any serious work with a given mark-up language is proportional to the naivety of the implementation (Y).
Unsealing is the process of obtaining the plaintext root key necessary to read the decryption key to decrypt the data, allowing access to the Vault.

Prior to unsealing, almost no operations are possible with Vault. For example authentication, managing the mount tables, etc. are all not possible. The only possible operations are to unseal the Vault and check the status of the seal.

https://developer.hashicorp.com/vault/docs/concepts/seal
Its more expensive up front, in time cash and effort, but amateur radio aprs beacons are free to use for amateur radio operators and there are enough satellites with repeaters to make it a viable option in terms of it working anywhere.
I seem to remember that high blood pressure could worsen tinnitus, so that might have something to do with it.
I don’t see a problem with someone publishing 5 great papers early in their career and nothing else. I mean what were the meaningful publications from Oppenheimer in his later years? Or Einstein? Publishing should be done when it matters, not when it’s needed for a salary increase.
I'll suggest you to read https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sheikh_Jarrah_controversy for purpose of general education on this specific and rather mundane real estate conflict that got escalated into this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2021_Israel%E2%80%93Palestine_...

besides this it's not clear what is your message and there are too many different things to respond to. so that's it.
I was one of those people who got fleeced. I moved here in the fall of 2022, right before winter started. My monthly fee to Vattenfall was €400/mo for an "A" rated new build apartment of 90m2. I had just moved and didn't know any better. I knew the war was contributing to energy prices but I had no idea to what extent.

Last winter, we kept the heat on to a minimum and tried to keep the lights off. Really, the killer was the price of gas for heating (in-floor) and hot water. But even by comparison, my 20 minute hot shower once every 2-3 days wasn't really the issue. Our "usage" for January was over €550. Luckily, I used basically nothing the first two months I lived here so it averaged out so I didn't need to pay anything. Had I known what I know now, I would have purchased electric space heaters and ran them 24/7... it probably would have been cheaper and I could have walked around my apartment naked while it was -2 outside.

I've switched to Tibber (Swedish company I think?) on a variable rate plan and have been much happier. It would be one thing if I could have locked in a rate at Vattenfall, but even that wasn't possible. You still pay out the ass for all of your usage, so I might as well not overpay when it's cheaper to produce. In the meantime, I'm saving some money each month for winter and will still likely invest in a couple of space heaters since the price of natural gas is still pretty high.

Now we've seen what some families have had to deal with paying their year-end balances and that is/should be criminal. I've seen people receiving bills for thousands of Euros. Their only crime was living in an older home with 2 kids. Got forbid you want your family to be clean and warm! I understand there is some personal responsibility to be taken, but obviously something went very very wrong.
When you twist your head around, do you hear a grinding noise? For me, it’s almost like a cardboard box being dragged across a sandy floor. It is a real noise because I’ve been able to record it with my phone.

I also have tinnitus. I wonder if it’s all related?
EPIRB / satellite messenger risk management decision tree:

What's your life worth to you?

How independently resourceful are you?

Is your name Bear Grylls?*

* Even he flubbed a parachuting emergency and nearly bought the farm. In fairness, so did my paratrooper grandfather as he busted 2 knees and his neck... he had to wear a neck support most of his life.

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It's vital that PLBs be correctly registered and continually updated (2 years AND at every details change) with reliable emergency contacts who are always responsive. For multiple reasons, I would always call the one or more of PLB emergency contacts to let them know you're heading beyond cell service. US EPIRB operators register them here: https://beaconregistration.noaa.gov/RGDB/index
A Musk headline for an article that is about someone else.
Refreshing.
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I love this for three reasons:

1: the dig at Effective Altruism;

2: I went to UCL back in the days when you could hang out with the Bentham In A Box;

3: One of my (distant) colleagues is a descendant of Bentham.
The idea of big.LITTLE is that processes can be transparently moved between different cores by the OS, so any differences in ISA would need to be virtualised away by the operating system - or else you get crazy bugs like https://www.mono-project.com/news/2016/09/12/arm64-icache/
I had it while I had ear inflammation and it went away by itself once the inflammation was cured. I'm sorry to hear that your case isn't as easy as mine.
Don't know why you're being downvoted. Walkin' isn't really slang but most people use walking/hiking interchangeably.

Hiking is just more official/more serious, like 'running' as opposed to 'jogging'.
To answer your question, no, it isn’t. It’s ‘walking’ with the ‘g’ omitted, presumably as that’s how the poster would speak in person (lots of British people, myself included, would say ‘walkin’ depending on their dialect/accent).

A hike is a long walk, but while you hike, you are walking.
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Just a reminder for folks who think they just have tinnitus to get their hearing checked. When I first started hearing ringing in one ear, I didn't realize I was losing my hearing in some frequencies due to sensoneural hearing loss.
I would just like to point out that in recent years, in some action films, the sound effects editors are adding a high-pitched tone after the explosions, which in my case rises a real tinnitus that last along minutes. In particular, the moment I hear this tone I quickly fast-forward the scene or stop watching the film with a fit of indignation, before a real tinnitus is triggered due that mere fashion.

Thankfully there are other more professional conscientious sound editors that do not do such 'plunder' to our auditive system. I just keep my fingers crossed that they will keep their good common sense, which unfortunately has not been the case in a recent high budget film that was released recently :/
Good! Hopefully Microsoft burns through as much of their cash paying penalties as possible and dies as a result, as they should've a decade+ ago.
https://github.com/microsoft/snmalloc#snmalloc mentions two biggest motivations as:

> Allocations on one thread are freed by a different thread

I can imagine one use-case for this: a task that is scheduled from and executed by a work-stealing thread-pool can allocate memory in one thread but by design there's no guarantee that the memory will be necessarily freed from that exact thread. Would that be a good use-case for snmalloc?

> Deallocations occur in large batches

This sounds much like a bump allocator use-case but which can do this exact thing by calling a single munmap(addr, len) and unmap multiple allocations all at once.
I got tinnitus after getting covid (which turned into a bad case of long covid that I'm still battling). It started out as maybe a 2 out of 10. Present. Annoying, but not super disrupting. I could play some youtube videos with a creek of water on the lowest sound setting and I couldn't hear it. Then one day a couple of months later it jumped up to a 5 or so. This was disruptive. I had to crank the volume up to about 60% vs 5% before and I had to use a tinnitus flosser matched to my frequency. This was bad. I was losing my mind.

I went back to my audiologist and got a hearing aid to reprogram my brain. I did 90 days of light programming and got reduced to maybe a 3.5. After 90 days she cranked the programming up to more intense and I'm now down to maybe 2.5. Definitely livable. Annoying, present, detectable. But also easy to lose track of it when distracted.

I hope it goes away some day. It's only in my left ear and a hearing test showed I did have partial hearing loss in my left ear at higher frequencies.

One interesting thing in my experience is that just like when you get a new eye glass prescription they ask if A or B is better but here they asked if my tinnitus sounded more like A or B and for every single one I could not answer. It was not like either of them. Not even close. It somehow did not compare.

There is a new approach out there and my audiologist has inquired to be part of the next wave (it's super early still) and I will try it out if she gets it. It's a new technique involving modulation and the tongue.
> The stock price doesn’t seem to be hurting pre-market at all.

Big investors will have eyes and ears inside the IRS, so will have known for years about this already.
Yes, it's on the list.
Repression works, just not in moderation [pdf]
Yes, apart from being systemd free per default, it is backed by a nice community.

Also Debian having the possibility of providing systemd alternatives now, doesn't guarantee that this will be so forever. My personal guess is that at one point, systemd will be the only de-facto working init for desktop systems on Debian.