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In the UK it's highly community specific. I don't gamble, I don't know anyone who does, I don't think I even know anyone who's buying lottery tickets and they're about the most normalised form of gambling.

However, you do see a lot of gambling shops around, and we get news stories of it being a huge problem.

I think if you're not based in the UK it would seem like it's a much bigger deal than it really is to many of the population. It's a big deal to a (small?) subset of the population.
No. NAT should be non existent (or purely optional) in IPv6.

In IPv6 the idea is your computer's local IP address is globally routeable.
The lobbyists and the people funding the lobbyists won.
Also, super massive blackholes can only "swallow" so much matter at a time. Given what we know about how fast a black hole can grow, super massive black holes seem to be bigger than should be possible.
I wonder how much stolen goods fall in value in general, I'd have thought it'd generally be more than 1/3, more like a tenth of the legal price?
Just to be clear, this
was a decision of Florida’s 5th district of appeal, not a federal district court. So there is zero precedential effect outside Florida.
Reminds me of those logic games that operate in (virtual) physical space

https://store.steampowered.com/app/300570/Infinifactory/

The feeling being squished into a corner by your own rat's nest is really something.
I've tried to advised younger men and women on this, but I'm met with really well practiced lines from reddit career and money advice, or straight sarcastic replies, likely sourced from the same website.

I've helped a ton of my friends stop living paycheck to paycheck (even adults in their 50s); my journey to this was not easy, and I really just needed a mentor.

The difference between a young 20s and the older generations is thirst. The older generations have experienced drought and hardship in a way that Gen-Z might not ever experience, leading to a seemingly entitled response to everything.

Another commenter said Boomers, Silents, Gen-X, Millennials, etc, "rolled up the ladder behind them" and I think that's accurate; I'm bit a tired of trying to help and being met with insult... so someone I've 'rolled up the ladder', in a way by not offering as much advice.
I play Descent I and II today, on period hardware. How do you hook up two joysticks and have them be used in the game?
In Louisiana, the literal parish (county) level government used to be called "police jury" (and still is in some more rural parishes)
My understanding is that the unsubsidized cost of the three vaccine doses is on the order of $600, so the markup was pretty minimal here. (IIRC my insurance did cover the initial consultation re: the vaccine and the nurse fees.)
The timeseries graph is too fine-grained to discern any long-term trends in average temperatures. This comes up a lot, these kinds of graphs always give people problems.

A quick google turned up this website which shows the trend in annual means: https://www.meteoblue.com/en/climate-change/durban_south-afr...
> Is it still ok to say that men take more risks than women in general?

Unless you're so woke that you think testosterone is a social construct, yes it's still very ok

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3653580/#:~:tex....

https://www.pnas.org/doi/full/10.1073/pnas.0907352106
The tiny doodles left by engineers on old microchips
Always depressing to see a paper like this. I can almost guarantee one could make this whole thing into a two-page document with a clearer vision and followable to, well, anyone else.

The purpose of academic papers is to file a claim to ownership of ideas / progress. But it would be cool if in another place they published the intuitions they used to come up with the claim in the first place.
Sometimes there are a lot of differences between what people say and reality, but the person isn't trying to be humorous.
Bad UI can ruin lives.
> You could match what you can distributed equally and leave the rest unsettled.

Equally per market participant? Do large participant like banks trade same amount as retail investor one trade at a time?
Per quantity? HFT will time the end of the interval and decide to place a large order or not.
If climate change were visible at that scale (tiny resolution between 0 and 40 degrees) we'd be all boiled since a while.

Still, you can see signs: the maximum temperature until 1990 or so seems to be around 35 degrees, since then there are several peaks above that value and in 2016 (?) it looks to be 38-39. It's certainly less visible on the peaks in the low, because maybe the absolute lowest scores appear to be in the 1990-2000 decade, but then again, all years in the 2010-2020 decade seem to be slightly higher than the minimum temperature in any other decade.

That said, there is massive downscaling involved in such scale, so I wouldn't be too surprised if some details were just skipped and not visible. I wouldn't trust this interpretation much - if a visualization it needs to be, I'd rather plot a moving average with a window of 6 months at least (or even 1 year to entirely rule seasonalities out), and see if that one has an upward trend or not (I bet it does).

[EDIT] I now see the post below with the year averages since 1979. It does indeed seem that 1995-1997 were abnormally cold years, and also that 2010-2020 is the warmest decade since then (and likely since quite a bit longer). So the outliers analysis here above seem to stand :-)
Jesus christ. Even nofap is being called a right wing movement now? Is this like when the media was associating fitness with the right wing and was calling gyms neo-Nazi recruiting centers? How degenerate do we have to become in order to claim our liberal creds under this bizarre zeitgeist?
Here I was thinking Roy Bean had vanished into legend and myth.
Same, used to be my default radio and podcast listening, then a few years ago they had a major jump in their style/producers/journalists and just couldn't keep listening anymore.
Yeah, my current LG monitor had some bugs with DP 1.4 that were resolved through a firmware update. It was a replacement for a different LG monitor that falsely advertised 60W USB PD "laptop charging", when it could only actually deliver 15W. (Which is not enough to charge most laptops.)

(I think the current one also has some false advertising, because they claim it supports a 75hz refresh rate, but I've never been able to get more than 60hz out of it. Before the DP 1.4 firmware fix, it was stuck at 30hz sometimes.)
Gambling is still regulated. But it is generally much more accessible and visible than it used to be (probably sports betting in particular).
> Compound interest is essentially the mind worm we plant to get people to let us spend their money for them. The problem I see with it fundamentally is interest changes the conversation from "there's a thing that needs to get done" to "lets make some money".

I'd like to consider myself pretty financially literate and I have no idea what this is supposed to mean.
> Out of this, a customer router should advertise a /64 on each interface, for devices on networks that only want a single address, and hand out /56s or /60s via DHCPv6 IA_PD for devices that want more[...].

That said, support for this in the type of router you see on small networks is non-existent. My Ubiquiti EdgeMAX EdgeRouter, for instance, is perfectly capable of requesting a prefix, and assigning a /64 out of the assigned prefix to each other interface for clients to use. But there's no support for, for instance, splitting the prefix up into subprefixes and handing _them_ out via DHCP6 IA_PD; the generated dhcp6c configuration file has a hardcoded sla-len value of 8.

And even if there was, and devices on my network were able to get their own /56s, east/west traffic would have to go via the router instead of being switched directly to the device hosting the virtual network; or the device would have to transmit its own RAs for the delegated prefix, which is a bad idea for security... a lot of assumptions about how we build networks need to be re-visited.

(Sadly Ubiquiti's Unifi line has even worse support for IPv6... and I can't in fairness find documentation suggesting that Mikrotik is any better in this regard... any other suggestions please make them!)
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Yeah, I suppose as part of a build process you could find references to the icons generated, download them, store locally and use those - the service itself is brilliant, super useful being able to generate those icons on the fly - it's just having it as a dependency for something so key is hard.
>The future belongs to those who believe there will be one, and who act constructively.

This sounds very nice, poetic even.

Too bad you can't believe your way into a house when working at a near minimum wage job with tens of thousands of dollars of student debt and being one health crisis away from living on the streets. How does one work constructively out of that? Take on more debt to get more education? Apply for the 700th job this year, and hope it's the one? Move away from your support structure to somewhere "affordable" (where?) and hope you land a job there?

Statements like yours tend to ruffle my feathers. I can't help but picture someone who already has a comfortable life looking at the people who don't, saying "I'm fine, you should be too. Just believe in yourself and work". That is not how you intended it, I'm sure. But that's how it reads to many of the people who are struggling.
> This doesn't seem to touch on any of the points on my comment.

What points did your comment make? You didn't define "signalling" specifically enough to discuss. Can you elaborate on precisely what kind of "signaling" primitive processors or operating systems should provide?
You're trying to see a small change over a large fuzzy area. You need to look at the deviation from the mean (or some other reference), maybe filtered to remove the seasonal changes.
I would certainly be grateful for suggestions or actionable feedback.
There has never been such a pressure to succeed and appear rich as it is today. Social media is at the forefront of this by weaponizing insecurity and keeping up with the joneses.
I'd wager a medieval serf had better peace of mind than 90% of people today
> The road to riches is not lined with short term rewards, but with trials and many a tribulation, hardly any of it deserved...

I'd say it's both. It's like a simple board game[0], where you race on a line of steps, and the line is littered with bonuses and penalties, and each turn you move along according to the roll of the dice. A couple lucky rolls, you can be half-way to finish line in few turns. A couple unlucky rolls, and you quit playing, or plain lose to your lucky friend. If you somehow avoid both the bonuses and penalties, well the line is long and the game is fucking dull and you'll probably get bored half-way.

(Bonus point for making the line into a loop, so the game can take arbitrarily long, and initial advantage grows superlinearly, making the game beyond boring, a source of real-life conflicts between friends and families. Yes, I believe that game is called Monopoly.)

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[0] - Like the ones we used to play as kids, not the modern Board Games that Board Gamers love to play at social events and Board Game Cafes.
The real reason is because of Chinas strict capital controls.
Presumably the authorities(Chinese) are trying to deflect from that.
I can only speak for Colorado, we put an initiative on the ballot a few years ago to allow sports betting and it passed in a landslide. I think the state wanted the tax money (who wouldn’t?)
Yeah I'm curious about this too. Been meaning to ask on the Timescale forums. My only guess is that there's some small extra overhead due to hypertable chunking.

I know Timescale has a blog post from 2017 claiming a 20x higher insert rate but that's for inserting into a table with an index. The general wisdom for loading huge amounts of data seems to be that you should insert into a table with no indexes then build them later though. So with no index, inserting into a hypertable seems a bit slower.

Timescale blog post: https://medium.com/timescale/timescaledb-vs-6a696248104e
Apple does not make on-die RAM.
Every time I tune in, I measure the time-to-race, which is the amount of time that passes before race becomes the main topic of discussion. Usually it’s less than 15 minutes.
My only complaint is why this took so long.
Looks cool. So is your (semi-longer term) focus now on supporting observability for self-hosted models? As, OpenAI has introduced features for child key creation / monitoring / access control etc. Also, how do you compare with Helicone?
I used to listen to NPR regularly. I enjoyed many of the programs. But that all changed when the "news" reporting became so heavily biased that I couldn't distinguish NPR from main stream media. In fact, I've become so irritated by the bias that I now openly call for defunding NPR and I've removed them from all my radio presets. I didn't leave NPR, they left me....
I think more than viewing a ring of waves bounce of objects in the water, they observed waves diffracting around an island
That argument feels like a cheap cop-out. I want my government to follow a different ruleset than I have to: They should have the monopoly on violence and taxes.

Now, whether that applies to privacy is a different question, but it's clearly not as black-and-white as your neighbor makes it out to be.
I would be very interested in seeing an error comparison of this technique against something like a full-wave PDE or integral equation solver. Demonstrating that the (fast) raytracing solution converges on the (slow) full-wave solution as e.g. the number of rays goes up is a very powerful statement.
Because average Joes don't do algorithmic trading, and if they do it not at the level that HFT does. Not even all the big financial players care about HFT and millisecond timing, so they're in the same boat.
It should work perfectly fine on Android 12 and later devices.
>Is blowing $100 on sports betting really any worse than $500 on a designer handbag?

Is burning $100 in a fire really any worse than spending $500 on a real, usable item?
Finally. Between the market dominance via Live Nation and Ticketmaster merge. The venue exclusivity contracts they insist upon. They are a grotesque monopoly.
I thought this comment was insightful, but I think it's worth pointing out that the other side (females) are also getting pressure applied _not_ to be "wives".
It is very common for a city/town to have at least one councilor on the police review board for their term, and while not perfect this is close to "elected". I already need to vote for school board trustees and a bunch of other positions I know/care nothing about, don't make me vote for all board compositions too.
I was wrong that one, my bad. I tried to find sources on this and only hearsay that he has more.
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I got IPv6 working on my home network. My only issue with it was privacy. And not the privacy addresses that theoretically randomize the host portion of the address.

On IPv4, when I do a geoip lookup on my IP, I see a dot about a mile away from me indicating the part of town I'm in (already creepy).

On IPv6 the dot was on my block.

So I scrapped IPv6 mostly, and have ProtonVPN on my computer with only gaming bypassed.

I think MullvadVPN has IPV6 support.
In fairness, all that soft-outrageous shit is actually happening.

But yes, turning off the news from time to time is, in general, good for your health.
My Dell monitor has a bug where it can hold the last frame or elements of it indefinitely, even if you turn it off, switch inputs, or take other measures. Which implies that somewhere inside is a framebuffer where it stored what was about to be displayed, which has some edge-case exotic privacy implications.
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Don't blame me for what YOU wrote in YOUR OWN profile. Now are you trying to cast yourself as the victim of me forcing you to write what you did? I didn't hold a gun to your head, or break into to your account. Maybe you should stop practicing and preaching bullshit.
the heisenburg climate change principle
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> Unless you have an addiction to it there's no inherent difference between spending a $50 on a night out with your friends of losing the same amount at the casino.

I dunno, people who do the former seem a lot happier the next day.
This is entirely false and ignores Reg NMS. Everyone must execute at the NBBO. As well customer orders are often given better and tighter prices than other market participants. HFT firms will often offer them better than NBBO prices. As well, none of these prices you quote would not exist without market makers, its just now the fact that to be a market maker you must be an HFT firm as well due to the scale that is now required.
The problem extends way beyond sports gambling. There's an entire culture that's just about moving from one bubble to another hoping to get rich and get out before it collapses. Crypto, WSB, meme stocks, Airbnb rentals, Amazon/Etsy drop shipping, financial influencers on YouTube/Instagram/Tiktok, "hustle culture"...there's a new grift popping up online every day. And of course the people benefiting most are the ones selling shovels.

I don't think the 9-5 job is going to survive another generation.
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I can run a team or do the hands on myself, and I'm a very result oriented person that's opinionated.
Agreed. Onlyfans is at least a more honest exchange.
1000x. Moreover, the best piece of financial advice I ever got was that combined with automatically depositing as much of my paycheck as I could afford into an investment account with auto purchase set up.

Simplicity trumps optimality. And VTI is close to optimal for most people, even (perhaps especially) people who think they can do better than it.
What exactly do we need to unlearn about Fats vs Sugars vs Proteins?
Like spending money on other forms of entertainment? Going to the cinema, theatre, a concert, renting a movie, etc. will either cost about the same or more.
Starcraft. The campaign is oddly memorable.
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In practical terms I would say it is. Designer handbags are still handbags and can be resold and used potentially forever. You cannot recover gambling losses or store your things in them.

Despair is certainly an issue.
An interesting distinction. My view of gambling is that it is basically investing with an expectation of negative return. In other words, donating at least a few pennies of every dollar you wager to a casino or sports bookie, in the long run. I think the numbers support that. Given that mental model, the only difference I can see between gambling and blowing money is that some people enjoy the experience of gambling, and say they're paying for that experience.

But you can make that argument about anything, I guess, and if you make that argument I don't think it's even possible to think of yourself as blowing money, no matter what.
Not a problem on ChromeOS. Honestly the one Linux everyone should try just to get a feeling for what it feels like when Linux works.
How many women out-earn men?
Food delivery, car services, Uber of X — they grew up with an expectation of life easing services that were way underpriced and subsidized by VC money: https://hbr.org/2016/07/the-internet-of-stuff-your-mom-wont-...

But now they took the ball away, and everything is getting suddenly really expensive just as they are moving into independence and need money for housing, marriage, maybe even kids. But the habits of having life greased by all these services is hard to walk away from… how many GenX would give up having a washing machine and microwave?

Vaping and weed, well they are literally addictive and a scourge all around…
the handbag could be resold..
Reentry is just that chaotic.

Atmospheric drag is the main determining factor, and the atmosphere at high levels is thin, but not particularly flat, and difficult to measure. Add in the fact that orbital objects move at ridiculous speeds, and the errors quickly add up.

> The batteries, nine in total, were released on 11 January 2021 and will undergo a natural reentry, which is now predicted for around 18:56 CET on 8 March +/- 0.4 days.

Half a day of uncertainty! This was a day before reentry!

https://www.esa.int/Space_Safety/Space_Debris/Reentry_of_Int...

The batteries from this incident are typically returned to Earth in a controlled manner via a cargo spacecraft, but a failed launch required an alternative plan.

> The uncontrolled disposal of the pallet, however, was not part of the original plan. It was made necessary by a disrupted spacewalking schedule following the failed launch of a Soyuz rocket in 2018, which forced NASA astronaut Nick Hague and Roscosmos cosmonaut Alexey Ovchinin to make an emergency landing in the Kazakh steppe. This event led to a backlog in the disposal of such equipment. Normally, old batteries would be placed inside an HTV and jettisoned from the ISS to burn up on re-entry.

https://gizmodo.com/massive-iss-cargo-pallet-reentry-earth-m...
Same for me I think. It was Descent Freespace on my grandparent's computer and ever since I've been an inverted look freak (/s).
Exactly this. In my experience, the desperate people with money problems tend to be gamblers. There's a distinctly unhealthy relationship with money that is directly caused by gambling. It distorts their world view to the point where they say shit like "I need to buy more lotto tickets because I need cash" or "today's the lucky day" as they head off to gamble rather than work. All said with a straight face. These people are sick and unwell and need professional care before they destroy their families' lives. It's a disease. Healthy people in similar or worse financial situations do not think or behave this way.
True, and I can't relate directly, but I think part of that is the desire themselves to become streamers with big income streams. If you refuse to support that vision, then that is like admitting it is not possible for yourself?
Without the Live Nation monopoly, tickets prices should stay the same, but the split between venue, artist, and ticket service should change, right?
Why didn’t you respond like this to the other comment? They gave no reasoning on order, so why should this person? And why did only this one elicit a response from you?
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Right. There are lots of things I’ll spend $100 on an entertainment expense for a night out. And plenty of things that people think is worth $100 for entertainment that I don’t find to be worth it.

And the house edge at a casino isn’t THAT bad. Eg if you’re playing blackjack at $20/hand, a house edge of 1% means you can play 500 hands for your $100.
That has nothing to do with my point that these aren’t web standards in most cases. Walled gardens are a separate concern. You can’t point to things that aren’t standards and talk about walled gardens.