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Good questions!

Validation can be handled in the reducer layer. Since the reducer logic re-runs on the server, it can do anything including reaching out to server-side resources like authorization or other dbs to ensure the client isn't doing anything fishy. It's also possible to use the full capabilities of SQLite to execute automatic in-db validation via triggers, constraints, checks, etc.

Access control is more difficult. Currently SQLSync is full db sync, so a user either has read or read+write access to an entire db. Validation can stop certain users from writing to portions of the db that they don't have permissions to - but the only way to restrict reads is to split the data across multiple dbs. For some apps this is not ok - and thus I'm researching different ways to achieve partial replication.
Annnnnnyways the leaders at top companies, included Zoom, seem to disagree. I guess you are smarter than them. :)
Every generation has their moral panic. This is just the latest.

Deceiving someone is fraud, certainly. But the website makes no pretense that it's a dating site. People go there to simulate emotions. No different from how I go to the movies to simulate risky adventures, or others go to a church to feel what I do at an Arsenal game.
Also some companies consider the bespoke ones 'IP' and do not want it getting out.
I mean maybe you should experience firsthand what it would be like if someone in your family was involved in this? I do think that if you can’t think at least a few steps ahead of my point of view maybe you shouldn’t try and justify it on their behalf?

I am not being hostile by the way, just saying it how it is.

This is not some “I accidentally scraped your car” issue. Real people are making extremely unhealthy choices that lead to a lot of trauma and mental disorders. In the name of money (women) and false pleasure (men).

None of these girls give a flying fuck of who these guys are. And according to this article, how could they?
The great thing about that math is that the Cybertruck is free if you factor in gas savings over a longer period!
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The conversation is about remote or co-located leadership. If the lead is in-office and the team is not, it would be remote leadership in this context. The whole team needs to be in office to change that.
Interesting that you have such a strong opinion about something you apparently don't care for.

I'm happy to tell you that i'm absolutly normal and have a high morals and ethics.

There are people in our society who do not think that Sex, Erotic and the body are disgusting or weird or sick but something great.

Apprechiating this through OnlyFans allows the person who provides the service to do so with their rules and the person who consumes it to feel enjoyment.

I, for example like certain things. The girls/woman there provide it freely and get money for it.

I think you are the problem, not OnlyFans, not me and not the girl taking the money.

And as a site note: We as a society decided to allow every person to take part in our society even weird people, arrogant people, assholes etc. by paying for services. Like the person who MAKES you a Coffee for money.

I actually think (i'm not trolling) that this is sick. Us using others to do things we can do ourselves just because we have the money to do so.

If we wouldn't think its normal, the pressure for society to make people actually free through automisation would be much stronger. But no People need to work, what would happen otherwise if richer person couldn't get a service for convinience...
> The 6-month sentence was a plea deal he declined.

Right, so he could have picked the option where he walked free in six months, but instead he picked the option where he's dead.

> Felons have trouble getting jobs

> aren't allowed to vote

> and cannot own firearms

He's not doing any of those now, so I do not see how his would-be restrictions are relevant. The following speculation is just that, and also irrelevant.

> Aaron would have had to swear under oath that he committed a crime, something he did not actually believe.

Ah yes, the "Sure I secretly entered the networking cabinet of an institution I have no formal relationship with, to install my personal equipment into it without their knowledge (much less consent) in order to exploit their access levels to fulfill personal objectives that would otherwise be impossible to me, then hopped around IP's as the institution I was stealing documents from blocked the IP I was stealing until the entire IP range of the institution whose access I was hijacking was blocked due to my hacking and hence all the researchers doing legitimate work at that institution could not access the resources they paid for, but how could I have known that was unlawful?? I fundamentally cannot accept any blame for my actions." defense. I don't buy it.
It doesn't necessarily split between feminists and conservatives, it is just as likely that feminists split.

In particular https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrea_Dworkin was opposed to pornography in a way that resonated with conservatives.
This isn't a problem of only websites. Should mobile and desktop ecosystems start making a big move for thin-client like the browser? Should a simple app like Apple Reminders or Google Tasks have the GUI pause if there are delays or connection issues?
I simply gave you an example of why lots of people like DST, as a counter to your "hivemind" claim. Perhaps my example was too extreme, so consider southern Europe - June sunrise at around 04:30 and sunset at 19:50 without DST. I bet plenty of Italians rather have the sun set at 20:50 since very few get up before 05:30 anyway.

It seems that you also made a bad choice of where to live, since apparently it's a place on the other side of the earth where Europe has the power to imposed DST.

I do feel sorry for you, that you are so sensitive to these timezone changes, especially since it limits your holiday travels to mostly going north/south. Do be careful if venturing too far in either of those direction, as the sudden change in hours of daylight might also affect you negatively.
You can still get relatively good published music scores from a few of the old German shops (Schirmer, Henle, etc.), but they are very expensive. They are a joy to use when playing, though, since the music is very clearly laid out and page turns are in the perfect place, etc. Finale and Sibelius are controllable enough that you can use them to do fantastic layout, but many people either do not understand how to make a score readable or don't care enough.
> I really don’t see the difference between this and being an Actor, character at Disneyland, Mall Santa etc.

Would you support your 18 year old child doing onlyfans like you might them working at Disneyland?

Im not personally against Onlyfans but I won't pretend like I wouldn't have serious concerns with a loved one doing this. If for no other reason then the content being scrapped and published for future coworkers, neighbors, etc., to view.
The linked article is far broader than special operations.

Sorry, not US, so no MOS. My impression was that the US took a somewhat different route to air defense than the Europeans back then (and not just in terms of continental air defense).

I don't think we need to accuse each other of "ignorance" anymore, but rather we have had different experiences and a different read on the linked text.
> That is 90% of the work with RAG. RAG requires a surprising amount of QA to ensure "the best" is sufficient for your use case.

Thanks that's insightful (and also adds to my current impostor syndrome), and makes a lot of sense... so it sounds like it's easy to write the query, but knowing the metric value to use is the testing part.

I haven't heard of HNSW but I'll give it a try. It seems PGVector has added HNSW: https://github.com/pgvector/pgvector#hnsw
just cover your plane in mirrors so the lasers are sent back to where they originated. boom! it's the high tech version of "I'm rubber your glue". that just means we need to research how to make radar absorption materials reflective in laser wavelengths.
Not to be confused with Fedora Onyx, the budgie version of atomic Fedora.

https://fedoraproject.org/onyx/
I think you underestimate the possibility of cultural change happening from the top. It's in fact a very common way to achieve cultural change.
Why far-right Wilders won the Dutch election
Hm, think of things like “On va bruncher” (we’re going to brunch). The word “brunch” doesn’t exist in french, but we add suffixes to fit into the sentence. Very common in Montreal. My french isn’t very good to do that on the fly, but my francophone friends do that all the time.

In my other languages that I am actually fluent in, it’s kinda the same — you use specific suffixes to soften or embolden your point and so on. Maybe add “exclamation making sounds in specific language” too. Eventually your nouns and verbs end up in different languages, with different suffixes where it “makes sense”, yet the person whom you’re talking to will “get it”.

Would be curious to try the new Seamless model on such speeches.
Nobody knows. What will catch up soon is any country in the USA time zones discovering they can do you job for 20% pay. People who think they will be able to work remotely while making top-city salary are delusional.
FYI - your link doesn't work.
Obsolescence Rents [pdf]
https://www.unison-lang.org/ stores code in SQLite (last I checked) and looks super interesting.

In a related idea, I wonder what organizing code imports by one or more "tags" instead of import paths would be like. Probably too confusing after a while (tag systems tend to get that way), but fun to daydream about
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Yes, if only we made you dictator and subjected ourselves to your capricious whims, you would surely rule over us benevolently and somehow stop the foreign scammers from conning our grandmothers. Sounds like a great plan!
A 3d printing YouTuber I used to follow did just that. Justified the high cost of getting a model 3 that it will pay for itself in a year when the robotaxies feature is available.

I stop following him after that. I can't take his reviews seriously if he falls for that crap.
However, the criteria for mental illness isn't "it's unpopular".
I'm sure only fans has the upper hand in terms of training data.
The DoD will never go overseas for their most important equipment, that's what these primes are based on.
Is "lisp from nothing" the sequel to the buddist practice book?
Maybe so, and I even agree - but if being in the spirit of Tim and Eric doesn't qualify as weird, idk what does.
People manipulating and pretending to be someone they are not has been going on since the internet has been a thing and provided the ability to be anon. "Nobody knows you are a dog on the internet" is like 1996.
> There was a much more amateur bent to a lot of the old viral flash stuff, which I think just wouldn't stand out today.

The biggest thing right now is DaFuq!?Boom! and the Skibidi Toilet series, which looks like it was made in Garry's Mod or something.
> suspect the majority of "cost disease" is going to such intermediaries

The trades are relatively efficient at forming new entrants. Most of the plumbers, painters, carpenters, et cetera I've worked with ran their own businesses. That didn't make them cheaper.
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> but I think a lot of the particular "weird" vibe of the early days of the modern web is pretty much dead

I take it you haven't had a 12 year old talk your ear off about Five Nights at Freddy's lore or "SCP" then?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SCP_Foundation
i hope you were only a teenager in 2015 to feel this way. if not, i guess better late than never! welcome to the club
I think the NYT should be a beacon of progress and start using the metric system. Reading things like 15500 feet in 2023 hurts.
I can think of three reasons why some fields might have higher grades than others:

1. The field is easier/has a lower "skill cap" (some business degrees might fit in here)

2.The people in the field are nice/particularly concerned with giving students positive feedback (based on stereotypes you'd expect this applies to women's studies)

3. The field isn't very prestigious and/or has low earning potential, so students don't go into the field unless they're very dedicated, so everyone in the classes works hard and performs at a high level (I could see this applying to pretty much everything on there above 75% As)
I'm not sure a specific compilation target that is meant to be as simple and generic as possible makes a new language a good idea.

New languages mean you start all over and wipe away decades of tools, knowledge, libraries, development environments, package managers, workflows and now people are in the wild west again. To justify that you have to have some enormous benefits.
Grading policy is interesting to Tyler Cowen as an academic and teacher, and as an economist.
What’s the point of this comment? Seems needlessly inflammatory.

Even if they did oppose, it would likely be on the grounds of the cost, which is worth it, but still a valid complaint.
I've seen discussions on github repos discussing the same.

eventually AI models will disrupt this, then I have no idea what happens next
Why fly them out and not just video call?

But jokes aside, I think this is really unkind. You're never going to have perfect people or perfect situations. Saying a process works great under the best conditions is only looking at things inside a small sliver of reality.
Not entirely unique, lake effect snow hits many parts of the Great Lakes.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lake-effect_snow
My understanding is that they trained a separate model to specifically estimate when they have enough context to begin translating, as a skilled translator would.
Yeah, VoltaML is also another excellent choice in stabilty matrix.
Not a surprise considering the recent events. Hope to see more information released in the meantime.
I kind of want something to work on as a side project.

I have a really vague toy idea of "what if ChatGPT did stuff async?". So for example you have a bot that messages you at some time of the day to start a conversation. I don't know what the practical uses are, but what got me there is having a bot to motivate you towards your goals. I don't feel I have enough of a thread on this idea yet to build something, so might let this one stew.

Another idea, somewhat validated by a recent HN post, is the idea of tools to organize your life. Specifically if you own a house, there are a bunch of things you need to do every 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, annual etc. TODO lists do the job (like Microsoft Todo) which I use now but feel a bit generic. While they are good at reminding they are not so good at the "view of what is coming up". Also they lack a certain "emotional" element that I am trying to get at (which links with the bot idea), that how do you make these things feel less like chores. Something like gamification but not quite that.

Another thing that would scratch an itch for me is 24/7 hrv monitoring (using a Polar H10 or similar). Could be done via an app, or a separate device (so spare your phone battery). Then if the device has some ideas of what you are doing (maybe it asks you an hour later if you had low HRV "what were you doing an hour ago?) you can correlate HRV to daily activity. (HRV is Heart Rate Variability. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heart_rate_variability)

So I have a few vague things stewing but not enough to even know what to code.

I also don't know if these are money ideas, or more like a Github project.
Marketing has been heavily involved in this page...there's at least one coloured person for every white photo..
I'm not into Lem's humorous stuff, but from his serious books I would recommend to read Solaris, The Invincible, His Master's Voice and Fiasco.
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Do you know why it’s blocked? Seems weird to me
Do you cold call companies in that list every week asking if they want subscribe to a cold call list?
In this particular case, maybe also why it's problematic to align staff too much with the for-profit rather than the non-profit.

If the for-profit didn't already have too much power over the non-profit initially, it does when the entire staff has been given multiples-of-salary reasons to back the for-profit.

How that staff misalignment with the non-profit appears to have been leveraged is exquisite, in how well it was pulled off in the end (especially with the drama). But seems to also be a concern for anyone wanting to structure a non-profit in which there's a fund-raising for-profit sideline, when the stakes are large.
You can see the motors turning in some empty space in the video yes. But it’s mostly in the space that would be taken up by the CV joint.

Just look closer at the animations in the video if you want to see how the space is being used
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Including particles that have no rest mass. E.g. photons: light follows the curvatures in space/time that are linked to gravity.
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Sure, it's not great, but the alternatives are typically so terrible that democracy is perfect in comparison.