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The old trope I’m referring to is the Judeo-Masonic conspiracy theory[1], is a belief in a global conspiracy of Jews influencing the world order. Modern variation of this trope are right wing conspiracy theories such as Cultural Marxism[2] or the White Replacement Theory[3] (I know, right wing conspiracy theories are not super consistent in ideology).

What I thought you were referring to (and I may be wrong) was the conspiracy theory of the Jewish Lobby[4], or the more innocent—i.e. non-antisemitic variation (and not a conspiracy theory)—the Israel lobby.

While the Israel lobby exists (not to be confused with the Jewish lobby, which doesn’t; or at least not in a way which massively influences US policy), and is probably has some influence at the US government. And while Israel funded astro-turf campaigns also exist, and are probably paying (or otherwise influencing) agent provocateurs[5] at the student protests, to suggest that those are all linked and to hint this is the reason for US government policy, that is getting kind of close to the Cultural Marxism conspiracy theory.

I certainly hope that I’m actually the one that is reading too much into this, and this is not actually what you meant. If so, then I apologize for making these accusations.

1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judeo-Masonic_conspiracy_theor...

2: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cultural_Marxism_conspiracy_th...

3: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_genocide_conspiracy_theo...

4: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jewish_lobby

5: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agent_provocateur
In the long run this will enable more crime than it deters. If I have a target I could determine where they are at all times, what they do, train models on their behavior and get social network info, etc…

I’m sure the claim will be that the system is secure and not easy for criminals to use for criminal purposes but everyone here knows or should know that’s a falsehood. It cannot be secured and will be used by adversaries against law abiding citizens.
I don't personally like or enjoy using Windows but one good thing I have to say for it is that it has great backward compatibility: you can get old exe program from 20 years ago without too much of a hassle. It's less of an issue with VMs today but sometimes that's not an option for whatever reason.

But otherwise, yeah it's inertia, people will stick with what they know. Until it completely breaks and annoys them enough and then they'll go looking for something else.
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Alternatively, if, like he says in the comments of that bug, he really means that SystemD shouldn't support systems that allow such usernames, then he should ensure SystemD won't run on such systems.

Silently doing the wrong thing is not a good thing, especially when "doing the wrong thing" is running stuff as root that wasn't supposed to run as root.
It was the first ever offering from them where I could create a new project for mobile and hit f5 and it actually ran :D
Sure, but even we stayed with w10 naming, we would still get an update with stricter requirements eventually
So the issue is mostly with the installer, I suppose? No surprise - I usually wait a while for dust to settle after a new lts.

So far I only tested the Noble release in VMs and containers (docker, incus, kvm on ARM and Intel) and that seemed to work just fine. LXC still broken, though.
Could lead to an interesting plot.
Everquest has you beat by a couple decades: https://www.nbcnews.com/id/wbna7020132

In that game you can type /pizza and it'll get ordered and delivered
It's cheap, runs on everything, has a decent user experience, has a large network effect, and has wide software and peripheral support. I don't see why it wouldn't stay afloat.
Their product doesn’t make any sense besides as an app. No one is going to carry a separate device around when your smartphone can do everything it can better. The chatGPT app on the iPhone already does everything the rabbit does better. They offer nothing.
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Any non-private usage of a private struct is a compile error.

If you're using goland, it would report this as an error as it is effectively compiling your code as you write it.

Also, autocomplete wouldn't work when you tried to use the private struct.
I built my first gaming pc in 20 years about a month ago. Before, I had been mainly using linux as my os of choice. Windows is so very. painful. in comparison. Windows apparently replaced CMD with the janky powershell instead of adopting literally any popular unix shell. There's advertising and web results scattered all over the OS. Windows still doesn't have a cohesive apt-get type update functionality even though debian and other distros have had that since the mid 90s (a program such as MSI aferburner could simply register a repo url like how linux distros use PPAs, etc). Window's networking is janky, and it's firewall is pretty bad.

Honestly, the only reason I'm using windows is because I want a flawless gaming / vr experience on my $2500 gaming / ai machine. If not for that, or if I was ok with a little jank from proton, I'd go back to linux in a heartbeat. Windows is a penalty box in every other domain except for gaming. WSL only makes it livable.
You're right that my numbers are off. I'd bee thinking of the end of the Late Heavy Bombardment 3.8e9 years go, but there's some suggestive evidence there was liquid was on Earth's surface 4.4e9 years ago. And the earliest bacterial fossils are from 3.5e9 years ago, though goodnesss knows how long it took bacteria to make colonies that ended up making fossils to survive to the present day.
When the format was developed nobody was rendering icon's at 128x128. PC Icons were 16x16 or 32x32. Mac's might have supported bigger icons, but it was still a long time long time before screen resolutions necessitated 64x64 icons.
Love the idea! Congratulations (?) on being sold out!

My constructive feedback is that the text contrast is so low (in iTerm2 anyway) I can barely read anything. I thought only web pages had that problem, but I guess sufficiently sophisticated TUI apps have designer color problems too! What's next, incredibly tiny terminal fonts? (jk, designers...sort of)
Or it can be seen as an extension of the protest, continuing to lash out at Google for making sociopathic decisions (from their perspective) and using all the tools at their disposal to continue to make being evil less attractive.
Makes me wonder if this is just a ploy to email harvest and there never was any coffee being sold.
Comparing it to evolution and SNPs isn't really a good analogy. Novel network architectures are much larger changes, maybe comparable to new organelles or metabolic pathways? And those have caused catastrophic changes. Evolution also operates on much longer time-scales due to its blind parallel search.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oxygen_catastrophe
Thanks. I like simple things.

Sums and products can get you surprisingly far.

Conceptually it's simpler to think about and optimize. But you can also write it use einsum to do the sum product reductions (I've updated some comment to show how) to use less memory, but it's more intimidating.

You can probably use KeOps library to fuse it further (einsum would get in the way).

But the best is probably a custom kernel. Once you have written it as sums and product, it's just iterating. Like the core is 5 lines, but you have to add roughly 500 lines of low-level wrapping code to do cuda parallelisation, c++ to python, various types, manual derivatives. And then you have to add various checks so that there are no buffer overflows. And then you can optimize for special hardware operations like tensor cores. Making sure along the way that no numerical errors where introduced.

So there are a lot more efforts involved, and it's usually only worth it if the layer is promising, but hopefully AI should be able to autocomplete these soon.
Marketing it to children means you have to start worrying about COPPA (if in the US, where Rabbit is HQ'd) or similar legislation elsewhere. An AI device that accepts voice input and is supposed to learn and adapt to your use-case is at ends with laws that say you cannot collect any information from children — not even an email address or username.
Sure, I have no issue with thinking that the people in charge of companies are assholes. I don't have much nice stuff to say about pretty much any CEO of big tech companies (and most other companies either). From a social level it's totally fine to dislike them. I also think it's fine to yell at them or ostracize them. I'm not going to stop you if you treat Elon Musk or Jeff Bezos or Rupert Murdoch badly on Twitter or something.

I'm just saying that we kind of have to expect this stuff. If there is a loophole, I think we have to assume that someone eventually finding it and exploit it. I'm not saying that every corporation is always going to do it, just that some definitely will. It's up to lawmakers and voters to ensure that the loopholes are closed.
Verizon having to publicly disclose that they screwed up protecting the data they collect, and then, like a desperate addict, asking for more data? Yeah, no, you're right, not ironic at all.
It's not fine. File explorer context menu, taskbar, it was a half baked OS when first released. It improved, but they shouldn't have release it as it was. Taskbar is still a mess, sometimes I have to reboot to get it working again. And still I can't move on the side.
Because when we are awake our brains run "hot" producing chemical waste - evolving on a world experiencing predictable day and night cycles led to sleep - it is not like we could do anything without sunlight back then.

It was also dangerous to do anything i.r.o nocturnal predators.
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I wanted to ask if they do telnet/finger also, but there is no email listed.
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I mean, if they somehow ported google analytics (or some other brokered PII network) I think they technically would need consent and disclosure.
Yes, you just use the Win10 media installer (free download from MS) and buy a win10 key off Amazon or wherever.
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There is literally zero need for tools to generate text. Humans generate tons of spam already.
gnuplot my beloved

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Nice job!

This is much better then the status quo today. Even if things are E2E encrypted it is so wasteful that 'HTTP Tunnels' route through jump servers.

Cool thing about WebRTC is you can put this in a lot more places if you want.

Don't have anything constructive to add, but will share this on Pion Twitter/LinkedIn later. This has been on my short list of 'I really wish someone would build this' for a long time.
> They don't call their firing consequences, they call it retaliation.

Well, it is retaliation. The consequences were retaliation by Google. It's maybe just not prohibited retaliation under the law.
Influencers are sort of a created midpoint probably enabled by large population and or the internet .

But it’s not like these things never truly existed . Unethical practices for advertisements have existed for over a century . FTC already regulates this and will have to extend those regulations but as long as people can keep secrets it’s an endless fight .
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what’s the point, most companies just give a broad range like 200k-600k which makes the whole exercise pointless.
That is my thought as well. But then, wouldn't it be better to get a separate cheap phone and install ChatGPT or Claude on it?

Purely from a hardware perspective, a phone has all the sensors, chips etc needed for AI applications, so I'm puzzled why Humane and Rabbit thought that a standalone device was a better idea.
you don't have a better assumption.
The people working on Windows are unlikely to be the people making any business decisions.

In fact, I wouldn't be surprised to find out a good chunk of the product negativity is from Windows devs themselves!
Who even watches this fake-everything crap? How can people bring themselves to care about what some shrill rando thinks they should buy or not buy?

I get the same feeling about scam penis enlargement pills- obviously someone must be buying it, because the ads keep coming, but who the hell is it?
But what if I want coffee and a cookie?
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they get your ssh public key which is a unique identifier so that should be disclosed.
I read the article and am having a hard time giving a single fuck about anyone involved here. I'm not even sure what point this article is trying to make. It's essentially a scam industry, who cares?
Does this mean that Americans helped a criminal to escape justice?
Really cool interface. Is there any list of such servers publicly available through ssh?
If it were true, it would be because nobody who wants exceptions uses Go. The use of the language is self-selected based on the match between preferences and available features, so then the preferences aren't surprising.

But in fact, there probably exists a minority of developers who somehow had Go foisted upon them, and who would would like it to have basic features like exceptions.
how would you rate Yannic Kilcher, if you're aware of him?
Why would "zero" be the ideal price? A price of zero would mean that everybody who wants the covenant to remain in place would need to constantly be on their guard for a hypothetical overly aggressive developer who wants to change it.

Having a non-zero price means that the developer can't just drag out the same argument again and again, trying to overturn the same covenant. Having minimum notice periods and public comment periods means that the developer can't just raise and force the issue in a single meeting over the holidays.
There is a genetic disease from an Italian family (Fatal Insominia) - they cannot sleep even with the help of medication and die a few months later due to heart failure.
And how can someone become so obsessed by someone that he or she wants to follow that person. I never understood that.
I have a way of getting people to talk to me about their professions. At the tail end of a water damage repair, the GC confessed to me that they flood customers with trivial choices to distract them from the illusion of choice in other areas. Like the physics of plumbing dictating where sinks can go.

As I mentioned up thread, I want to buy a GC beers and get them to tell me more, before I ever take another contracting gig.
Fed Says Inflation Progress Has Stalled, Extends Wait-and-See Stance
Grus grus? Were the nano team reading our discussion of cranes vs ostriches yesterday, or is there some other story?
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I really doubt this would be how things play out. Most crime isn't sophisticated or targeted.

The same argument can be made about internet-connected security cameras in general, that they could allow for remotely casing a potential target, and they're generally considered to be a deterrent, and not an enabler of crime.
Sort of, there's a lot more editorial that goes into it than only typesetting.
Small correction: you can put it almost anywhere. If you have a quoted search, you need a space between the bang syntax and the quotes, even if the bang syntax comes after.

For example, if you search for ["foobar"!g] (without brackets), you will not be redirected to Google, but you would be if you did ["foobar" !g].
Gaming mostly, and inertia. But I feel like the choice of OS is a much smaller factor than it used to be. I have a Windows desktop and a MacOS laptop now, but I've used a Linux (Debian Gnome) laptop for many years and I used to have dual boot on my desktop.

Everything runs on everything now mostly, and the rest are web apps.

Chrome, VSCode, Obsidian, Spotify, Steam, Slack, Discord, Docker, Python, Rust, JavaScript (Node), decent terminal (Bash, Fish, Powershell)... That's pretty much all I need, there's almost no difference between OSs on all these nowadays, most data is synced, and I can switch between them seamlessly throughout the day.

The UX is also very similar between all modern OSs, actually Windows 10 is now quite clean and snappy, I might slightly prefer it to MacOS and Gnome.
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Local processing will also be available on your phone. A separate device for this makes no sense in any universe.
Not sure if it is unique to me given my ultrawide screen resolution (3440x1440 21:9), but the little arrow covers the words you and also by default.

Link:https://i.imgur.com/bzmlzQn.png

Also, this is a SUPER edge case, since you don't control third party plugins. But I thought you should be aware what your page looks like with the Dark Reader plugin (it more or less inverts a pages colors. It's a tool to make all pages have a dark theme, figured it might be helpful. Mostly because it seems like a fairly popular plugin.
link: https://i.imgur.com/YKIzVjl.png)