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in northern culture, the CDC's recommendation is laughable. Excessive drinking is a regular thing where its cold
By itself, it's not a bad thing. When we are shipping extensions for two-button mice in C with no automated testing, fuzzing, or security review, and no mouse has used those extensions in decades, and that until recently ran as root, that's a problem.
"and said that service should be available in a couple of months"

Thats telcom speak for "the check is in the mail".
Your own comment is literally complaining about a tangential annoyance (my comment)
It's quite certain the workers can make/fit countertops from other materials as well.
Even if you are sandboxing, you can do that with X. Just put the sandboxed app into a nested X server. Some sandboxing apps like firejail make it trivial to do this using xpra as the nested X server.

I wish Wayland had been more ambitious. Without a standard shared server that window managers can run on without implementing their own compositor, it is just duplication of effort, and a mess of incompatible ways of doing things; I suspect this was intentional to create a higher bar for "fragmentation", but what a mess. It will be even worse when Wayland on non-linux becomes a thing, since most WM/DEs with Wayland support are using Linux specific d-bus to work-around Wayland limitations.
Occam's Razor makes the cutting clean

is a line in a song that's not really intended to have a message, but for some reason it remains completely stuck in my head
i've been shit posting comments this whole time, and by this point, i don't even know what your conclusion is? can you please reshare your opinion?
I have a question for you. What do you think should be done with the "stranded Biharis" in Bangladesh who never took BD citizenship?
> The Folbigg case had no physical evidence of murder, just a "well, this has to be murder" argument and a media pile onto a very guilty feeling parent (as any parent would feel in such circumstances).

That's not really accurate, as you're leaving out the details in her journal. After all, it was her own husband who turned over her journal to police because he was so alarmed by it, and he became convinced his wife murdered his children.

While I do believe there was reasonable doubt, I think it would have been a tough call (there is no hard-and-fast definition of "reasonable"), as it always is in cases where the true outcome is extremely statistically unlikely, as you point out.

When I was last in a jury, the prosecutors were quick to point out that the law doesn't say "beyond all doubt", just "beyond a reasonable one", which basically guarantees that in some small number of cases that you'll have tragic outcomes like here.
Our CTO is leading very well through one of the roughest times in our company's history. Despite what many are saying about Cruise right now - it's not down for the count.
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Wow, that's super interesting. As you say, it's a contrived CTF example, but I'm pretty shocked that it's possible to read and write arbitrary process memory without importing any packages (especially unsafe, of course).

I'm also surprised that a fix has been theorized at least as far back as 2010[1], but not implemented. Is adding one layer of internal pointer redirection for interfaces, slices, and strings really that much of a performance concern?

[1] https://research.swtch.com/gorace
I met a traveller from an antique land
Who said: Two vast and trunkless legs of stone
Stand in the desart. Near them, on the sand,
Half sunk, a shattered visage lies, whose frown,
And wrinkled lip, and sneer of cold command,
Tell that its sculptor well those passions read
Which yet survive, stamped on these lifeless things,
The hand that mocked them and the heart that fed:
And on the pedestal these words appear:
"My name is Ozymandias, king of kings:
Look on my works, ye Mighty, and despair!"
Nothing beside remains. Round the decay
Of that colossal wreck, boundless and bare
The lone and level sands stretch far away.
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That's nuts. Who says those were scams? To me it reads as though the customers had a couple of loose wires.
I think you're right to point out whether or not citizens [1] care about the truth is important, and some do/don't but I don't think that has a large effect on the centralization and decentralization cycle here because part of the cycle is simply the proliferation of new media sources of which many will inevitably die and also because I do think people will want more authoritative sources of information instead of everything being "democratized".

[1] I'm explicitly using citizens here instead of "consumer" because I detest that characterization of people and refuse to use the term. We need to have higher standards.
What does that mean in basic terms, can someone from a mastodon instance see everything in threads.net without a login to threads.net?
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Please, if you think you have real comportemental issues, go see a real doctor and not psychanalyst.

They wasted 15 years of my mother's life and made my and my siblings' life a lot more difficult than it had to be.
Sure, and during COVID we kept the liquor stores open--so alcoholics in withdrawal weren't a problem when we had bigger fish to fry. Do you think that's a good thing?
And I would argue that where religious motivations are involved, reason and empathy utterly fail. Dogma trumps all.
The halcyon days of when you just made a website because you wanted to, not because you wanted to be a trillionaire while eroding the foundations of our society just a little bit more.
> 99% of countries

A large percentage of the world's population commutes on mopeds/scooters.
Damn, I knew mRNA vaccines were the pretty much the end game for vaccines, but holy shit this is cool.
Why not. If you have an accelerator you have specific hardware for the feature. The is really no fundamental reason it can't be as good as a GPU, if GPU is the best architecture it would just be a GPU.

The main question is did they allocate enough space and power budget to the accelerator. Or is it anemic even for basic tasks.
Probably safety, changing customer trends, and emissions. Crown Vic was based on a platform that had been used since the early 70s if I recall correctly, and the engine (4.6L V8) was being phased out in favor of the new 5.0 V8.

That being said, it definitely wasn't profitability. Tooling for the platform had been paid off for literally a decade at least (probably more) by the time production stopped.
I think the ecosystem is inching in this direction. There are already some interesting PoCs out there using Tauri (Rust based) and the deno_core Rust crate.
This whole article is so draaaaawn out. It's not supposed to be realistic, it's for delivering the story. Hardly any, if any at all, UIs back in the 80s and 90s were realistic. This level analysis just isn't necessary. It's a classic, legendary film for both the content/representation of the subculture, and the 90s "so bad it's good" style.
Tesla cannot abandon FSD, if they did Musk, and by extension (and due to all kinds of financial connetctions and dependencies) all his other companies would be in very serious trouble.
And it only works on Linux, that is the issue. Porting to other UN*X is a major pain. There is a lot more to the world than Linux.

Also I am sure Wayland will never be ported to AIX, you know, the UNIX used by many large finance companies. BSDs are having a hard time with it due to Linuxisms.
As much as I would love to believe in that future, it is a pipe dream in America at least. So little of the infrastructure I see going up is around any of those other forms of travel. Building sidewalks and bike lanes is not a sexy propositions for capital to come through...the money is in building 4 lane highways and spending billions on autonomous car research.

All that to say I hope I am wrong in the biggest way possible.
I can see that reading. I took it the other way given the larger context of concern about paying providers like starlink for service that will never be delivered.

I dont think starlink is the same as fiber, but I also dont think fiber is a human right or even relevant for most people given a reasonable alternative.
Yes, but its not really clear to me how to interpret these layoffs.

1. I could understand firing a few top executives, but is laying off a quarter of the staff likely to make the cars safer? Shouldn't they be adding people focused on safety if they intend to continue to pursue it?

2. Far more people each day die in GM's not-self-driving vehicles. Why are they not firing people over that?

I guess the generous perspective is that maybe they are trying to change an internal culture? Or maybe reduce their cost base so they have a longer runway in which to emphasize safety?

But a concerning perspective, for me, is that they are irrationally prioritizing the negative publicity associated with a single rare/newsworthy incident over the unpublicized/not-newsworthy daily drumbeat of human-caused auto deaths. And that doesn't seem to be good for safety in the long term.
It's been really interesting to watch the rise of dedicated police body cam YouTube Channels. There are TONS of them and they often have millions of subscribers. They more-or-less paint two pictures:

1) Wow, this job is TERRIBLE. People doing stuff like committing a crime on video, going on a high speed chase, crashing into multiple cars and injuring people, finally crashing the car into a tree, shooting at the police, running on foot, hiding behind a building, and then fighting to the point it takes four-five cops to subdue them but then constantly screaming stuff like "I didn't do anything! Why are you hassling me? You better hope I don't find out where you live because I'm going to [insert the most disgusting, profane, and explicit sex crime stuff you can't even think of] to your wife and daughter". All while claiming they're having an asthma attack even though they just sprinted 1/4 mile. Then it takes the same number of cops 10 minutes just to get them in the police car because they're still fighting, spitting, kicking, who knows what.

The really bizarre ones are once they get in the car their primary concern is where their phone ended up... They end up at the jail with a "spit hood" over their head and their entire body strapped to a special wheeled chair where they can't move at all because they're still that dangerous. Most of us here cannot imagine it. It's the wildest stuff you've ever seen - hence the millions of subscribers.

2) Wow, this cop is TERRIBLE. Obvious racial profiling, screaming at people for doing nothing or committing minor infractions, beating/killing people for no reason, inventing charges, etc, etc.

People are people and it's a cross-section: terrible people doing terrible things on either side of the law. Obviously the police should be held to a higher standard but more often than not my take away is "I don't know how cops do this job without turning into completely cynical, jaded, paranoid, and aggressive maniacs". I've been on about 24 hours total of ride alongs in some "rough" areas and hit my lifetime quota. It's that disturbing, terrifying, and high-stress. After each "shift" it would take me a while just to start to reconcile what I experienced.

I think anyone would have a tough time dealing with someone who (for example)
tries to kill you, threatens your family, spits on you, etc while still treating them decently and humanely. In many areas this is over and over, day after day.

In the US especially police are basically the "catch all" for all of the other (ample) problems in our society. The people on both sides are often in impossible, no-win situations.
That and more of the names are given in the film, so I dunno if this person even watched it. Lord Nikon aka Paul Cook. Phantom Phreak aka Ramon Sanchez! And the aforementioned nod to 2600 for Cereal.
Tortious *fiction* means it's not true, right?
This is a research report, and despite the recommendation being about as non-harmful as you can get, it shouldn't be used for health advice. Even systematic literature reviews are a stretch for health advice as opposed to tertiary sources, such as the CDC or Mayo Clinic websites.
Is it? I think Sweden is probably recognized as one of the most civilized countries in world in this regard, but here too the police can murder anyone who’s too resistant and very likely get away with it. I know of several cases that ended up in bizarre acquittals, and none that ended in a conviction.

They are sometimes sentenced in the court of public opinion though, as with Osmo Vallo [1].

1. https://sv.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Osmo_Vallo
I would say that 3-4 beers several times a week is allot of alcohol.

It is an amount where I would definitely start to think that ones life would be degraded in certain ways by the amount of alcohol consumed.

Where I live the recommendations are that people that drink 10 or more units of alcohol per week should be provided support from the healthcare system to reduce their drinking.
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how did you get a list of the 25 million stores to crawl?
we did have channels on various sites, yes. However, its difficult to maintain a steady stream of content there for people to consume. Not only that, but you have the same discoverability problems as you do for the main site. Also, a blog outlining how you built the site may be of limited value. At least my experience on that front was it would generate short-lived bursts of traffic, but wouldnt generate returning users. So I think those articles were mostly appealing to technical users, and not necessarily users who were looking to do some shopping. Of course technical users do also shop, but after reading a technical article, they probably arent looking to immediately shop, and without some other mechanism putting the site in front of them again when they needed to shop, we would miss the opportunity.
I was a huge proponent of urban planning and smart growth, loved trains.

But I feel the pandemic has upended any momentum for public transit for a generation. Less frequent commmutes make long drives more tolerable and parking more affordable and available, and transit now seems like a disease vector as well as rolling homeless shelter.

For me personally, I hate the smell of weed and it is EVERY where in many downtown areas and transit hubs.

Bikes? So weather dependent, little cargo space, hard to secure, and no way to carry a family readily.

It’s a sad state of affairs.

Autonomous cars will be a travesty as everyone starts sending them on non stop errands or run double commutes to save on parking…
Who else has put more eggs in self driving than Waymo/Google? They have a fully autonomous service running in two cities running 24/7, with two more announced. 700,000+ trips in 2023 so far. They’ve spent tens of billions over the years on R&D, custom sensors and vehicles. That doesn’t sound like a hobby to me.
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Rationalist bozo apologizes for previously being right.
The one that really yanked me out of the movie was the first tom cruise mission impossible and he does a web search for 'job'.
This is stretching my sarcasm meter to the breaking point, either you are very good at deadpanning or you are trying really hard to muddy waters that are crystal clear. If the former, well played.
How about if the community participants actively want to have a ephemeral experience that is then deleted for ever? Why do you (as someone who is doing no work and not contributing) have some right to deny them that?
Not at all, Tesla has enough cash on hand to pay everyone out a few billion if there was a judgement wrt FSD. They outran the liability with the brand and sales.
The gold standard easy way of doing this is tailscale. I have a few apps hosted on a Raspberry Pi at home (like home assistant). I have tailscale on that Pi, and on my phone and it works very well. The only auth you have to do is "log into tailscale on each machine".

I really cannot recommend tailscale enough for how easy it is to set up a secure network of your own devices.
Is there a search engine for video and podcast content? What if the information I'm looking for is a 30 second blurb in a video or podcast that isn't part of the main subject or keywords? Its lost. If it were text it could be indexed very easily.
I think ecosystem is a big thing to call out here. A decent proportion of why the M* CPUs are so efficient is that the OS is built around them, with tasks being appropriately scheduled to CPU cores based on developer hints, and things like the widgets framework taking into account minimising power used to update data which doesn't need it, and background updates for other apps being batched rather than each app waking up for network traffic at random. While it's possible to write inefficient software for macOS if you follow the happy path you'll like come out the other side with something that respects the user's battery.
Well, you did claim that

> You've decided the person does like socialism and communism, but is afraid to say so

Maybe this assertion of yours didn't help? Are you willing to consider this?

edit: but since the OP also misunderstood my observation, I'm willing to concede the point I wasn't clear enough.
The article talks about how New Orleans (under Federal consent decree) would evaluate the constitutionality of police stops.
3-4 beers after work several days per week seems like a drinking problem imho.
> what are ways to rapidly acquire customers?

Hire someone who knows what they're doing and go back to coding.

You either need to be willing to learn an entirely new skill (and fast) or go back to what you know, otherwise you're both just wasting your time.
Lmao no it’s not

Have you seen the sidewalks and trains in American cities? Lol

Maybe if our streets and subways looked like Tokyo I’d agree with you, but getting to that point is a coup-complete problem
Large majority of layoffs were non-engineering and specifically targeted in such a way that we can refocus on standardization and benchmarking profiles for a single city re-launch while cutting and revisiting programs wholesale such as commercial operations (which is on hold for some time). We don't have infinite money and need to build standards that can benefit the whole community/industry/regulations. Despite what many are saying - this is being done calculated and methodical.
90% of alcoholic drinks are consumed by the top 10%. Something like 40% of people don't drink ANY alcohol, another 10% a few times a year, 10% maybe once a month, the last once a week, and the final group, drinks 10-20 drink per day...
I've got a couple of questions about this. Maybe they were covered in the paper but I couldn't see the link? Let me know if I missed it.

1. What do they mean by "changes in sperm?" What are they actually measuring here?

2. Is there previous evidence that these changes in sperm are linked to FAS, or are we extrapolating from the known effects of motherly drinking?

3. They say 3-4 beers a couple times a week is enough to notice the changes, but do we know how big that change is and if heavier drinking leads to A) higher incidence of FAS or B) worse outcomes of FAS?

Anyway, wish me luck. I'm expecting a baby now since 6 weeks ago after becoming an alcoholic during the Corona period. I "only" drink one to two beers per evening but I'm sure that more than covers the case of "moderate drinking." I experience withdrawl when I go even only one day so I'm sure there's some effect for sure.

Right now I'm hoping for the best and hoping the power of good socialisation can trump any hopefully small damage I've already done to my child's brain.
As far as you know, yet.
No perfect walls (also changes w/ temperature/humidity), drilling holes, misalignment, imperfect measurements...

Since it's a luxury but not a super expensive product, the more expensive process of precise measurement, off-site waterjet/laser cutting is not suitable.
You're just dreaming. I hate cars, but they aren't going anywhere. Even cities in China that have some of the most convenient and modern public transit in the world are still full of cars. Even if the world cuts car and truck usage in half, which will take multiple generations, autonomous vehicles will still be enormously impactful.
And not be obese, and exercise regularly, and don't smoke, and.. and ...

Yeah so basically being in good shape means you're in good shape, we need more studies to prove it! Surely the 10th study will make people more serious about it
GM needs billions to pay for its union contract, that money will come out of Cruise's corpse
This is not an attempt to make cars safer. It is a cost-saving measure as they slowly fold the company or attempt to pivot strategy. Remember they lost their operating license in San Francisco? How many people were employed to run that?

(2) is an age-old question. Why are people upset over Fukishima but not air pollution deaths from oil & gas?
Just look at how hard Nintendo shut down any attempt at emulation.
What would down for the count look like to you? It seems pretty shaken up from an outsider's perspective. Losing a quarter of the workforce, most of the executive suite, and getting banned from the streets of California seem like difficult challenges to overcome.
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