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I dunno, the whole of human experience is what I expect of a system composed of 100,000,000,000,000 entities, with quintillions of interconnections, interacting together simultaneously on a molecular level. Happiness, sadness, love and hate can (obviously) be described and experienced with this level of complexity.

I'd be much more horrified to see our consciousness simplified to anything smaller than that, which is why any hype for AGI because we invented chatbots is absolutely laughable to me. We just invented the wheel and now hope to drive straight to the Moon.

Anyway, you are seeing a fake three dimensional simplification of a four+ dimensional quantum system. There is at least one unseen physical dimension in which to encode your "soul"
Now I got to read all the books, referenced in the article. Will start with Patti Smith. HORSES! HORSES!
> The arithmetic derivative can also be extended to any unique factorization domain (UFD),[6] such as the Gaussian integers and the Eisenstein integers, and its associated field of fractions. If the UFD is a polynomial ring, then the arithmetic derivative is the same as the derivation over said polynomial ring

I was just skimming the wikipedia article but this seems like a good argument.
While we do observe a trend towards lower fertility rates as wealth/health/modernity increases, this isn’t universal. For example, there is a big gap between the fertility rates of religious and non-religious people in the arguably modern USA. It only takes one such group to carry on the tradition of exponential growth.
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I never ever heard of rice poisoning and it is the most common takeaway dish.
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Aren't people using something like git-wip to commit changes to WIP branches every time they save? I've been doing it for years. The number of times I've gone to get something from those WIP branches: 0. Seriously. I keep it on "just in case", never needed it. Then again I do have a full tree-based undo system in my text editor.
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> If a user has an option enabled you don't like anymore, notify them, don't blindly remove functionality and say "your fault for not reading the changelogs".

apt shows the NEWS file during update when there's a change. These users not only have chosen to actively ignore the warning that has been shown to them by default, they've also chosen to directly go to upstream to complain instead of first their distributions channels.
I was in China part of 2020 (I entered before their border was closed). It was definitely a low point watching the heavy handed way in which police handled protests. And today seeing police with sniper rifles aiming at students, it is pretty far from the respect for free expression I’d like to see. Point is, China and Russia might be dismissing the right to protest, but the police are doing a pretty good job of that as well.

The other factor is the media, which seems to only be interested in the spectacle of the protest rather than the substance of it. Very rarely do they actually ask about the specific reasons people are protesting. They care more about whether people are protesting in the “right way”. It’s the kind of sanitized distant coverage you get when all media is consolidated into multinational corporations. Of course they will talk about how destructive protests are as a means of affecting change but never about how the most common method, lobbying, is just legalized bribery.
It was never the statement the number is unknown though.

You’re talking about your case and you’re applying it to everyone. Some people want more notifications, need more, some don’t (you).

I perfectly understand that a missed call can be critical. Some callers are not very bright and don’t understand that if it’s critical they should leave a voicemail or send a message. I deal with such people a lot.
This also explains it's popularity and notoriarity.
>Is there anything more antisemitic than a German spitting at a Jewish person in the middle of 2023?

Zionists and Anti Semites work together. They both have the same message. Get out from here and go to your assigned place. I can only imagine what it would be for a Jew to stand for what is right, and not letting what happened to their ancestors not happen to others, but is assaulted for it. To add insult to injury they are called Anti semitic. The German administration tries hard to be the oppressor or with the oppressor.
For all of my life, if a bit of the bread is mouldy I tear that bit off and eat the rest. I’ve never become ill from this.
what leads you to suspect he's wrong? from the quotes in your comment i suspect it's his choice to use plain language and openly disagree with others. in my experience that's how trustworthy, competent people talk

people working together successfully in free software doesn't depend on them having the same values or getting along or wanting the software to do the same thing. it just depends on being clear and open about what the software does and doesn't do, and using licenses that keep them from suing you for distributing versions without their preferred features or antifeatures. remember that this is the movement that not only includes richard stallman but was founded by him. if it depended on getting along it never would have left the cradle
That sounds great but I have no idea how you would make such a thing. Is there a guide somewhere? Would love to try with my 6 year old.
The issue with large components (we're talking microns instead of 20nm), is the launch weights (coming down), and power (also coming down). Large components also mean larger silicon dies which are much more expensive, and/or fewer components per die, which means now the CPUs are on different chips and need interconnect, which increases latency and interference. Not impossible, just a load of min-max-ing to do.
The issue is not refrigeration, but how you got to there: how is the hot rice cooled before putting it in the fridge.

I imagine not everyone has a blast chiller at home. Does one leave it to cool off naturally, and in what kind of container? Perhaps overnight?

During this process, the rice can take hours to go from 90°C to room temp, and it is during this process that the toxins are created. It might be too late when you put it in the fridge.

Cooling off needs ro be done as quickly as possible by spreading the rice, for instance.

It is not necessarily the lack of basic understanding of biology that causes people to get sick and therefore many to throw away good rice, but the incomplete understanding of the cooking process.

When you get a box of cold rice, there is no way of smelling how it has been cooled and if it is toxic or not.
Why do you make the distinction from HFT? At their heart they're both the same thing. You're using algorithms to trade and eventually manipulate markets. What kind of value are you adding to the whole system?
Spicy nuggets.
The quoted part above is about shipping products too, so I don't understand why they are using that as an example about not being able to play around with something or write blog posts. Here's the FAQ question

> What Would Prevent A Company From Shipping A Product Based On OpenThread Without Joining The Thread Group?
Right, but what most people mean by stable population is a population that doesn’t fluctuate outside of a range. A population that grows and shrinks but has some kind of negative feedback that causes it to oscillate around a value, is stable enough, even if the local behavior of the curve is exponential.
> The earth's magnetic field is decaying at an exponential rate as the poles shift.

Got any scientific sources for that claim?

> I believe we've spent far too much time worrying about CO2 and not nearly enough worrying about the dangers from our sun.

Other than hardening our power grid to the effects of solar storms, what exactly could we do WRT the sun and the magnetic field?

Also, given our serious lack of progress on climate change targets and the glacial pace (pun intended) at which it has been accepted as 1) real and 2) anthropogenic, I think saying 'too much time' is inaccurate.
Here are some additional photos from the current storm - https://www.instagram.com/p/C60Y-gIu4Ob/?igsh=N3AwaGZzODN3eD...

Sadly we have pretty high winds at the moment and visibility is poor due to all the blowing snow, but if you're high up (eg an observation deck), it's a bit clearer.
GraalVM has a better P/Invoke like usability story.
If anyone read this in detail: does it bring up cases that OO covers better than other ways of interoperability/interfaces in statically typed systems, eg Go's structural typing or fanciel module systems (eg Ocaml)?

Though it also talks about dynamic systems like Smalltalk and GTK+, not sure if the comparison should be to statically typed languages.
It merited "word of the year" last year, could happen.
hmm i thought the guitar was cg
Russian firms buy $4B worth of India-made arms, pay in Indian rupee
how many of those of laid off got hired again though since 2023? Probably not many, that’s why the job market is still too competitive.
Kudos to nix again!
This article reads like it was written by GPT. Bendable X-ray mirrors are an extremely common thing (using a conventional linear actuator to bend silicon, for example). The novelty here seems to be:

"Single-crystal lithium niobate is useful in X-ray technology because it can be expanded and contracted by an electric field and polished to make a highly reflective surface. This allows it to serve as both the actuator and the reflective surface, simplifying the device."

Pretty interesting kernel of info there, but it would be nice to know how fast they're able to make corrections, and how they're measuring the aberration. From the sparse info provided, they take an image, look at this '2' character, and tweak 'something' until it looks a little better. This suggests it's a slow process, so the advantage over conventional methods is how fine a correction you can make? And how much control over the surface do you have, is it just 1 dimensional?
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Because the experience of someone whose impaired vision is fully corrected gives little to no special insight into what it is like to be blind.

(If you spend years where the best vision you get is worse than, 20/200 or whatever, because you don't actually have access to adequate correction, that is actually relevant to discussions of blindness even if your vision is in principle correctable, sure.)

Blind people have to adapt their lives in ways that are just not reflected in taking off one's glasses for a moment or wearing a blindfold for a bit. And when you're as myopic as a -10, the times when you go without correction are typically momentary because not having correction is not optional for you.

At the same time, the anxiety (terror, even) of suddenly trying to navigate the world sightlessly, whether because you're a visually impaired person whose glasses have been lost or crushed or because you're a signted person wearing a blindfold for a day as an exercise, isn't really representative of everyday blind life, either.

'Legally blind without my glasses' is a phrase that at best invites inapt comparisons, and in other cases falsely suggests the authority of highly relevant firsthand experience.

It's not the biggest deal in the world. I wouldn't say it's offensive. But it's just not a very clueful thing to say when talking about blindness or talking to blind people.
You posted a lot of comments in response to complaints or critiques of postgrest (almost every one at the time of my reading).

Most of them are very terse, rude/dismissive, and in my view fall on the wrong side of hackernews etiquette. eg, "Sure you can. Just X" is not a educational or persuasive construction and neither are several other comments you've made on this submission.

If nothing else, I'd encourage you to respond to the best version (steelman) of these critiques, which will improve the quality of discussion and be more persuasive.
> M4 debuting on an iPad is also posturing for local compute as well.

Wouldn’t memory be a much bigger bottleneck? You don’t really need a particularly fast a CPU/GPU to run most basic models that couldn’t even fit into the amount of memory that Apple is offering on their devices (especially if you still want to run other apps).
If you sit on a merry-go-round, and spin it very fast, you feel the "centrifugal force" trying to keep you in an inertial frame. That's because you're having to hold on to the ride. If you're in a spacecraft in orbit around Earth, you don't feel the force keeping you in a circular motion, because both you and the craft are experiencing the same force.

The worse thing about going past a blackhole would be tidal forces, which would exert differential stretching to your craft and you. I don't know the numbers for a blackhole that small. Also you'd need to aim very precisely - if you miss, it's a long way round to get back there and if you aim too well, it might take a chunck out of your craft and your left foot.
Well yeah. That's probably why it feels better there.
I follow the contemporary art world pretty closely, and a feeling I often get is that it's merely a giant collection of individuals expressing themselves in a way that fits into the market system of galleries, museums, auctions, etc. There are of course artists focused on political causes, but for the most part it is entirely devoid of any centralized ethos or ideal.

While this situation is freeing for the individual artist, I can't help but look at previous eras – say, the Italian Renaissance, or the high point of Ottoman miniature painting [1] – and admire the lack of complete self-expression. Instead, you had a much narrower focus of acceptable work and topics, with the result that artists were all engaged with basically the same art forms and the same topics, across the entirety of the artistic community. For example, both da Vinci and Raphael were painting Madonnas [2], whereas today you'd certainly never have two world-famous painters in direct competition working on the same type of painting – because their value is determined by their individuality and self-expression, not their expertise/skill.

This is a widespread post-modern culture thing and not limited to art, of course, and probably won't go away for a long, long time, or at least until you get a massive society-wide idea like Christianity to take root again.

1. The book "My Name is Red" by Orhan Pamuk is all about this. Great book. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/My_Name_Is_Red

2. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Madonna_(art)
The problem is that different foods have widely differently ways of spoilage. Date packaged is meaningless unless you exactly know the ingredients of the product, its ratios, and somehow can determine when it will go bad.

For something like coffee with one ingredient, it’s obvious. That’s why a lot of single-ingredient products like coffee or lettuce already have a packaged-on date.
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Kind of tired of hearing this. Citing one initiative from 50 years ago is the definition of cherry picking, I'm sorry. The trend is that humans are incapable of long term global initiatives. I'm sure some game theory guy could prove it.
Interesting, maybe it depends on when you were looking? Also central York and we popped outside just after half eleven and the aurora was very visible to the naked eye, not in full multicolour but very clearly not a cloud, quite thick and radiating out from a centre in the sky almost all the way down to the horizon. We have a reasonably dark place we can look from near us (and where we got some photos on a smartphone camera that show a sky full of vivid purples and greens) but I could see it clearly enough from right outside our house even with the bright led streetlights all around.

After 20 minutes it faded from view almost entirely and we went inside. I have no idea if it came back or what it was like beforehand, maybe we got very lucky or maybe it came and went through the night?
Iam curious about the quantification of "super fast", do you have some pointers?
it may depend on which species you are listening to

some cicadas are much less euphonious than others
This is subjective so I hope it is ok for me to say this: the icons are not beautiful. They feel artificial and generic. At least they are not square. But they do lack character and personality. If your goal is to conform to what UI designers think is modern and stylish this is great, but speaking as a user I am tired of this boring ui trend that lacks any sort if boldness. It's just not "cool".
Wish I could make $60Bn and be insignificant.
Got started with the series "All watched over my machines of loving grace".

I think more engineers and technologists who build systems that affects people's lives at a large scale need to watch those.
Jeez, then you simply install the keepassxc-full package and move on. It's not like you store your sudo password in keepass database, too.
Why do animals play? Science explains a longstanding mystery
Interesting. I didn't say any of that. I'm saying "outrage" is too strong. You don't need to cancel someone else to express yourself. Note the downvotes for example.
It’s not very good though and with 6 GB of memory iPhones would struggle anything else alongside it so forget multitasking or even running the full OS while it’s loaded..

Almost all Apple devices (including most Macs) have very low amounts of memory so Apple hadn’t really positioned themselves that well if their goal is running LLMs locally.
When everyone assumed it was the jump seat pilot that made the report to the FAA, of course the union would step in - at that point, the appearance is that one pilot outside of their (SWAPA) union is causing problems and taking things too far.

This is not something that even the jumpseat pilot bothered to report to the FAA, and is akin to somebody calling your CEO because you were late back from lunch to your desk job - the only way this outside party would know is if it impacted the company (or airline) very negatively. But when it's such a small thing, calling the FAA (or CEO) is using c4 to kill a mosquito: completely overkill.

If that happened to me, I would assume my (non-aviation) union would stick up for me as well
If you go to https://spaceweather.com they have a link for text alerts when these things are about to happen.

That is one way.

I visit that site and a similar site for CME and space weather information: https://www.spaceweatherlive.com

There is a lot to see and to follow. I just came back inside after snapping pics since just after dark here in N Texas. We had a good show that started off behind the clouds but it was bright enough to shine through the clouds. Then a few hours later after the clouds cleared it was great. My camera battery quit on me. I used three cameras tonight and only really got usable photos from my iphone, whose camera I normally hate because it always seems to process images after I take them. Part of it is probably on me since I haven't taken the time to study how to optimize settings.

Anyway. Tomorrow should be another good day for this. Keep your eyes on the sky!
Was the Apple ad aired in Japan? I thought it was on .com (US) based outlets.
The article say absolutely nothing about build quality, performance, serviceability, support or really anything about ANY of those "dozen" cars.

It mentions one car and only one feature and that is the 4K display. That's the only concrete thing the author actually talks about. The display.

And he also mentions how he was a guest of Geely. So he was not there as independent journalist.

Everything else is fluff.
> make a very good point when they say that there's minimal testing of the stripped-down build in comparison with the full build,

So they should be thankful their software will have better test coverage thanks to Debian users
Pixels have a lot more RAM than iPhones though, only low-end Androids devices have as little.
Answer, also quotes in the post:

> If developers choose not to join Thread Group and ship products using Thread technology, they are not conferred the IP rights required to practice and ship Thread technology, and may subject themselves to legal action, including but not limited to licensing fees.

It feels like even sharing my designs run a major risk of landing me in trouble. This sounds catastrophically hostile to open source in general.

If I ever want to make use of what I've built in any even remotely commercial setting, everything I've built feels liable to be infected & polluted with this copyright. I could rip out Threads & still not feel safe. I definitely can't sell a couple copies of this cool thing to other hobbyists on indiegogo.

The terms of use essentially outlaw community. Yes, maybe hobbyists can play with this, but they cannot form communities, they cannot share wisdom, they can't sell boards to each other, they can't even talk about the protocol or spec on detail.

So yeah, hobbyists arent expressly forbidden. But having any community of hobbyists seems fraught with difficulties. You can only hobbyist by yourself, discussing with no one.

Fuck Threads.
build quality, performance, serviceability, support for Chinese EV cars are also low/non-existent. there are plenty of videos from China that shows Chinese EV cars not working after a few days, or ones that combust into flames on the streets
I recently ate joghurt that was 6 months after expiry. It lost a lot of water so was quite dense but otherwise fine.
I also had some pumpernickel bread that was fine several years after expiry, same with baked beans, lentils, breadcrumbs, etc
That wasn't true in 2017, either. Though the author makes some interesting points, he conflates catalysts, causes, and cultural movements and just calls it all self-expression, and casually makes some rather eyebrow-raising assertions in the process. This reads more like an idea he was trying to hash it for himself rather than a well-considered piece.
The raw measurements API provides raw GNSS measurements so that somebody can implement their own position engine, and do things like RTK.

The corrections mentioned in the blog post are calculated by the phone (in Google Play Services, using Google's 3D building models) using the raw GNSS measurements, and provided back to the chipset to improve its position estimate (correcting for reflections and interference).
> So taking all the profit and attributing it to capital returns tends to give you weird numbers.

Why does it matter? Returns are returns. Money in, money out.

After all, people compare HYSA bank interest with TreasuryDirect bond returns with equity ETFs like VTI and QQQ. Each with vastly different capital mechanics.
Thanks for the terminal trove tip ! Subscribed.

I feel the market is ripe for a terminal ide again. Anything interesting going in in that space?
There is a difference of degree between running Treblinika and supporting the US military.

A piece of computer history everyone should know is that holocaust tattoos were IBM punch card codes.
It’s a wall of text that tries to blame other countries for the decline in trust for American institutions. No doubt Russia and China do everything they can to undermine and cast doubt, but a huge amount of the reputational damage was caused from within.