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MacCarthy transformed them into academic jargon in fact. Knowing that the words originated in the IBM 704 idiosyncrasies not found in other machines, he used them anyway in papers about symbolic computation.

Lisp pairs are flexible objects that can be coupled together into shapes and uses that are not lists. car and cdr can mean first and rest, and ANSI Common Lisp [1994] has those synonyms, but there are uses of cons cells where first and rest do not make sense.

MacCarthy must have realized that words that do not invoke any connotations are good for the elements of a flexible pair structure. Choices like first/rest, left/right, top/bottom and others are saddled with semantics that don't match every use.

Programs that need a pair structure in which the two pieces have very specific roles can provide their own synonyms, if their authors feel it makes code more readable.

I seem to recall that Knuth, in TAOCP, at one point, calls the pointers of a binary tree node ALINK and BLINK.
What does the author think "anarchist" means?
Sometimes it's a mistake, sometimes there really is a pile of power that has been contracted for, and is coming, and enough sinks that needed power which don't need any more power. There are power storage plants here and there - hydroelectric aside from small batteries. No doubt if one were on the path to this it might sink some of this power but they might be full or the grid in between the two spots might be full or they might already have their own contract in place sinking some nuclear power or who knows.
It's not corporate greed to ask for money for a service they offer that costs them money to run.

Also half that money goes to the creators you watch, so it's also about supporting whose content you consume. And if they don't offer you 7.5$ of value per month... why are you even watching them?
https://ipcopilot.ai
And besides paying for transfer you also need capacity available for transfer.
They did not. Ariane 6 started mid 2010s timeframe, when Falcon 9 had became successfully reusable. They continued to spout nonsense such as reusability would keep rocket factory idle. Europe won’t have reusable rocket until 2030s at the earliest, almost 20 years after SpaceX

https://europeanspaceflight.com/europe-will-introduce-a-reus...
check your spam folder? :-)
Previously they gathered all that data and didn't also display ads; that was the thing, it was seamless.

Now they want all our data, AND for us to pay to skip their ads? I'm not for it.
Once again, so does the human brain. You aren't remembering a high bandwidth stream of raw sensory input but a distilled essence of that.
Aitertools: Well-tested utility functions dealing with async iterables
> Curious about those yellow-green, fortune-cookie-shaped objects along the lines? They’re anti-rat devices, foiling rodent attempts to scrabble from dock to line to ship.

Ah, so that's where Open Source Initiative got their logo!
It's incorporated in the US, headquartered in CA, and traded on NASDAQ so it's definitely a US company, just one with a NZ heritage.
I used to have issues with Steam flatpak, but it's been 2-3 years now without any issues.

Discord also works, it doesn't support some features, but that has nothing to do with flatpak and everything to do with Discord on Linux in general.

I've got a dozen or so other flatpak apps that work flawlessly.

One major complaint though is it can keep old unused versions of runtimes around and you manually have to remove them, Nvidia and Mesa runtimes for some reason consistently have this issue. Even running `flatpak uninstall --unused` does not remove them.
You're not answering the question. Do you think Youtube should just be streaming to everybody for free? Do you think that's a sustainable business model?
Don’t pay for the cow if you can get the milk for free.
RIght, this is just way too much information and detail, and seems designed to look good in front of management rather than to inform team-mates, who presumably know a lot of the details anyway.
> Without trying to fall too hard into a potential late-stage-capitalism hole, what is the advantages on trading like this? Beyond the advantages of making money on futures

Trying to view things as “late stage capitalism” isn’t a good way to really understand anything. It’s a cynical Reddit trope that assumes malice from the start, which doesn’t leave much room for a real explanation.

The reality is that trading like this is a type of contract and it takes two parties to enter into the contract voluntarily. Nobody is forced to trade energy contracts this way, but it can be helpful for both parties to do things like lock in more predictable pricing, hedge certain types of risks, and agree to mutual contracts that benefit both parties’ businesses.

Energy prices going negative sounds like something evil or malicious or “late stage capitalism” to the uninitiated, but even without trading errors there are legitimate reasons to have negative energy prices at certain times of day. For example, certain types of power plants like nuclear can’t quickly ramp up or down as demand changes. A power company might come out ahead by pricing power negative (that is, paying people to consume it) for certain night time hours if it allows them to keep the power plant at a higher, continuous output in preparation for peak times. Energy hungry industries such as aluminum manufacturing or other industrial processes might gladly adjust their production schedules to operate during these times to take advantage of the low or negative pricing. Everybody wins.

There are numerous dynamics like this at play. It’s not a “late stage capitalism” thing, despite how some people like to sneer at anything they don’t understand. There are legitimate reasons to operate this as a market and let market participants work out optimal deals.
> I really wish Europeans weren't always so cynical about the agency

It's hard to be anything else but that given the colossal failures of so many so expensive European projects. So much inefficiency and waste just because we can't get our shit together.

We try to be a second USA, but we lack the willpower to do so - we have no clear, democratically backed European leadership (just look into how von der Leyen got into office!), the leadership that we do have is 90% incompetent duds that were shifted off to Brussels because their host countries wanted to get rid of them, the parliament can't even submit own proposals for laws, and the EU barely has any federal tax income so its budget is almost exclusively member state contributions and debt. On top of that, many countries choose to propose highly unpopular laws in Brussels, get them passed there, and blame "the EU" when local voters get enraged.
There's already an extension that does that: Clickbait remover for YT (FF/Chrome)

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-CA/firefox/addon/clickbait-rem...
But how does one become one of those engine developers?
Soulseek is really awesome. There was one uploader with 3 petabytes but haven’t seem him online recently.
While Windows technically supports LE Audio and the profiles required, the encoding and such are left up to the vendor driver to implement.[0]

I'm not even sure if Intel's newer products will actually properly do BAP etc. on Windows because of driver support, despite them listing very windows looking software version numbers in the certification on the Bluetooth SIG site. (AX210 and newer should be capable and advertise proper isochronous channel support in their drivers. AX200 and AX201 are not capable, and but kinda sorta advertise isochronous channel support anyway because of a bug I believe. BE200 obviously capable but they have a separate driver on Windows and I have no idea how stable it is in Linux.)

[0] https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/drivers/b...
I think the headline is misleading.

The way this article describes it..

They created a character that they are animating in Photoshop with their graphic design skills.

Reading between the lines, because photoshop tools incorporate AI, that makes this an “AI model”
People aren't interested in building nuclear because it's slower and more expensive than building renewables + storage.
The term you are missing here is

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kill_chain

The thing that does the killing in a military is just a tiny part of the total functionality. As you say it doesn't need to be that smart. Picking the targets and figuring out what is going on without your enemies knowing they are being watched is the much larger part of the kill chain. There is ample room for AGI here.
"Perhaps". But it's quite optimistic in 2023 to think that Google or any major company is using their data for your benefit.
If you sell a Steam key on another site you actually get 100% of the revenue, no 30% cut to Steam. It's actually extremely generous
It's one of about 30-40 charts sure, I also don't think it's the correct way to view it. That said, it's one of the ways stats certain stats are evaluated
J.L., et al. v. Google, LLC. (Video cameras in courtroom permitted) [pdf]
Or payload size ?
> We're so far away from AGI

There is such a range of possible definitions for that, the statement is meaningless. It seems MSFT's contract with OpenAI picks one specific possible definition - and that probably doesn't prevent that threshold from being game-able.