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> On the other hand all of that comes back to bone you if you’re trying to benefit from vDSO without going through a libc.

At least the vDSO functions really don't need much in the way of stack space: generally there's nothing much there but clock_gettime() and gettimeofday(), which just read some values from the vvar area.

The bigger pain, of course, is actually looking up the symbols in the vDSO, which takes at least a minimal ELF parser.
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If Trump will increase the inflation then the Republican Party will surely lose the midterms. At that point the masses will not be victimized by the right wing elites.
This feels a bit naive. I won't advocate for microservices at all times, but there are additional considerations and caveats

Sending multiple requests at once is possible through batching if you want to avoid HTTP overhead. This depends on your threading model, but you can make this semi transparent in the client interface if you wish. Alternatively, use a protocol that supports multiplexing of requests on the same connection.

Libraries don't work well if your services go past two layers. After this, you start nesting things (library in library), and ownership of an update becomes much more "fun", especially in an emergency situation.

Updates in general with libraries can be easier or harder depending on your deployment model. On one hand, with libraries any tests in your pipeline are going to be more deterministic; you arent as likely to be surprised by behavior in production. On the other, if you have a lengthy deployment process for services and need to plan windows carefully, having a separate underlying service can decouple the process and let you focus on localized changes.

YMMV.
You experienced Brexit. You know how this happens.

Maybe 10% of voters have opinions on policy, platforms, parties.

The remainder vote based on identity and some vibes. Their ability to link politicians with their actual policies is worse than a coin toss.

Democracy for Realists [2016] https://www.amazon.com/Democracy-Realists-Elections-Responsi...

Us political hobbyists second guessing campaign strategies and decisions is mostly pointless.

Because final results more or less match the generic ballot. True, in close contests, there's some roshambo over individual states (cuz electoral college). Which is how Trump won 2016.

What happened with Harris v Trump? GOP party (self) identification is up (3% since 2020). Harris didn't pull Biden numbers. Pretty simple.

The real (campaign) questions, IMHO are:

Determine if Dem turnout (GOTV) in 2020 was the anomaly and 2024 is the actual norm.

Understand Latinos flipping from Dem to GOP.

Can a Democrat be the first (elected) female POTUS?

Now that Democrats are the minority party for the foreseeable future, what's the plan?
> OpenBSD allows making syscalls from static binaries as well.

Do you have a source for this? My Google searches and personal recollections say that OpenBSD does not have a stable syscall ABI in the way that Linux does and the proper/supported way to make syscalls on OpenBSD is through dynamically linked libc; statically linking libc, or invoking the syscall mechanism it uses directly, results in binaries that can be broken on future OpenBSD versions.
28 Days Later comes to mind.
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I really like it. A fun merging of analog with web
In fairness, that's 1985. Arguably the modern phenomenon of fundamentalist evangelical protestants being a big force in US politics only _really_ got going after Row v Wade; it was a much easier thing to predict in 1985, when that book was written, than in the early 70s. In the 70s, if anything, people would've been more worried about 'new religions'; this was the timeframe in which Hubbard was wiretapping the IRS and so on.

I think sci-fi reflects that; 60s and 70s sci-fi, where it touches on religion as a threat at all, concentrates on cults. You start seeing fundie-christians-as-threat stuff, like Handmaid's Tale, a bit later.

EDIT: However. Honourable mention to Heinlein, who did this in _1940_: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%22If_This_Goes_On—%22 (played very straight; crazy preacher becomes US president in 2012, no elections thereafter) - possibly important context is that there had been a surge in televangelism in the 1930s.
What lefty twitter tweets is irrelevant. Are the losing party's establishment and candidate crying foul and mobilizing crony media to cast doubt on the election's legitimacy? Because in 2020 that's what happened.

We have multiple sitting Congressmen and other government officials still refusing to admit Trump lost in 2020.
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MySQL is equally easy to get running, and has FAR less maintenance overhead. It also scales better on its own, due to a threaded connection model vs. Postgres’ process model. The main trade-off is less extensibility, but IME Postgres’ more esoteric types are rarely used anyway.

The other tradeoff (perhaps larger, actually) is poor performance if using a non-k-sortable PK, like a UUIDv4. Unfortunately this is extremely common.
Lucky I only ate the blue pills for ten so I'm 35 and have a chance to turn my life around.

The advice for men that you often see essentially boils down to, "work harder to make her happy" that doesn't work for mental illness, in my case it made her more entitled, adulterous and rude.

I need to save up money to defend myself against her lies, document her mental illness so I can prove to the court she isn't a fit mother and get me and my kid out of here. It's a long road but I'll get there eventually.

I hope you get there as well.
Sounds like you are advocating for a much different law: one that bans (or at least makes prohibitively expensive) the kind of data mining/tracking that social media companies currently rely on for their business models.

Am I correct in this assumption?
Much of the electorate is uninformed and can be induced to vote against their own interest.

A critical issue is that Dems imagine there is a path to success that goes around an uninformed electorate. In an era where the news media is largely disintermediated, the only way to success is by engaging the type of voters Dems shun. That means listening to them and giving them some of what they want, and less of what they don’t want.
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iirc, some sites charge your credit card a token amount to verify you aren't a bot, but this is US-centric.
Works fine for me. Leads to either a Facebook group or here: https://community.ecodesignhive.com/
During the great depression all government benefits had a work requirement with very few exceptions such as physical disability. Once that work requirement was removed, many take the path of just getting by on minimum benefits and not working.
Once space-based broadband Internet becomes widely available, I predict shortsighted ISPs will join the ranks of Kodak and Blockbuster.
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You can still randomize heap allocations (but not with as much entropy), as usually the heap segment is quite large. But you don't get randomization of, e.g. the code.

ASLR is a weak defense. It's akin to randomizing which of the kitchen drawers you'll put your jewelry in. Not the same level of security as say, a locked safe.

Attacks are increasingly sophisticated, composed of multiple exploits in a chain, one of which is some form of ASLR bypass. It's usually one of the easiest links in the chain.
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Lawns are an upper-class, 18th century invention, because of course growing food on land is for peasants. The larger the lawn, the more expensive the maintenance, so a well kept lawn was a display of status.

Then, 19th century middle-class, in an attempt to look wealthier and having no personality whatsoever, replicated the trend on their tiny lots, even though they owned much less land, and keeping a lawn is a financial burden.

Nowadays, there's so much profit in this space (equipment, herbicides, etc) that there's an immense marketing budget to keep the status quo.

That's why it's important to learn your history. Good to see this trend reversing.
Would be more interesting if reference was given.
These particular nominal distinctions are losing meaning as everything but technology continues to inflate. An income of $30k is not survivable where I live (it's less than rent + transportation to work) without subsidy from family who joined the property owning class in the 1970's - essentially homeless but for charity.

It's not that you're "poor" if you make less than $30k, it doesn't depend on whether you're supporting family, it's that it's not possible to legally exist as a single person household working full-time at $15/hr; You are either receiving charity or you're securing your person through some sort of criminal act (squatting, living in your car, living in a park, sleeping in the breakroom at work, living in an illegal basement apartment or having five roommates in an illegal sublet), or you're delving into the 60-80 hour workweek.

Provisions which trigger at the federal poverty line for a single person not receiving private charity, require that you have been involved in criminalized living arrangements for a long time, and also that you have some sort of fixed address by which to reach you.
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I usually post my opinion on every framework thread that pops up just to add a bit of diversity, you can see my most recent post here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41551909#41554801
See https://slatestarcodex.com/2019/09/18/too-much-dark-money-in...
The shorttermism of traditional shareholder capitalism is hardly a more preferable outcome

Companies having more money than god and spending it speculatively at least got us self driving cars
I'm constantly bombarded with Trump promoting marketing that literally call the Democratic party a demonic possessed institution. Christian nationalist are calling for a holy war. They literally believe Democrats drink the blood of babies.

Go read Project 2025. It is clearly a fundamentalist's religious agenda. And it isn't some conspiracy theory. It is public, you can go read it.

Iran had a secular liberal government before the Revolution. Why do you think it can't happen here? That was recent, not ancient history. That is the goal.

""This is really a battle between good and evil," evangelical TV preacher Hank Kunneman says of the slew of criminal charges facing Donald Trump. "There's something on President Trump that the enemy fears: It's called the anointing."
The Nebraska pastor, who was speaking on cable news show "FlashPoint" last summer, is among several voices in Christian media pressing a message of Biblical proportions: The 2024 presidential race is a fight for America's soul, and a persecuted Trump has God's protection."

"The hand of God is on him and he cannot be stopped."
'SO GOD GAVE US TRUMP'

https://www.reuters.com/world/us/god-gave-us-trump-christian...

Old School business focused Republican's need to wake up to who they are in bed with.
Right - there is more inherent non-linearity in the fundamental unit of our architecture which leads to higher possible information complexity.
> If it becomes commonplace, the iPhone could vouch for you about your age, without disclosing your identity.

No, it really couldn't. If it can't disclose your identity, then there's no mechanism to revoke a compromised or cloned identifier, and no ability to demonstrate in court that you performed the necessary diligence correctly.

Age verification systems must, inherently, either produce a secure proof of age with no genuine anonymity, or a chocolate teapot highly insecure proof of age that's no better than a "I am over 18" tickbox that isn't going to protect websites in court from these clumsy laws.
This is a semi-related topic from a video I recently watched during medieval sieges: "What motivated a person to be first to climb up a ladder attacking a fortress?"

https://youtu.be/bwM0gP1p0xw?si=rt_lkLF5j-Mx3Gc8
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I'm due to upgrade my MacBook and can't help but feel like a fool for agreeing to being fleeced for Apple's memory and storage nonsense, even if affordability is not an issue. Also I'd like to not depend on one company so much. My only reservation is phone integration story on Linux; is it possible to get it close to Apple's version? I don't mind putting in the work to set things up initially, as long as it can be relied upon in a pinch going forward.

Thanks!
What???? I'm posting on a case of social media and am not a "publisher" and am not writing a column for a "publisher".

Just what was I supposed to do but "failed" at?
Your naivete would be cute if it wasn't so dangerous.

> maximum worktime in a week is 48 hours.

Ask anyone in a competitive industry, regardless of seniority, if there was ever a time in their career if they didn't work more than that.

> childcare is an absolute right that can't be denied or lead to a disadvantage.

Just today I saw a post on LinkedIn from a woman telling the story of how she came back from maternity leave to find out how her report was promoted to do her job and she was offered the lower position but kept with the original pay/benefits.

It's a shitty situation and the woman claimed she had the privilege to tell them to shove it, but there is nothing illegal about it.
That is all but certainly more a sign of enshittification than of technical inability to implement that function.
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what prison time should a 15 year old get if they sign up to Instagram claiming to be 16?
It's wasn't meant to be factual, its presenting the narrative the Democrats tell themselves. "We are the academic, rational side" I'm not arguing the factuality of this because it doesn't matter. Regardless if it's true or not, it's missing the fact that you must also take the emotional state of the listener when presenting ideas. And while the Democratic side is hyper attuned to notice the emotion of being offended they are absolutely tone deaf to fear.
Partially instantiated data structures are also available in Haskell (via Laziness), in OCaml (via tail modulo cons, https://inria.hal.science/hal-03146495/document) and Koka (via constructor contexts, https://dl.acm.org/doi/pdf/10.1145/3656398)
I think this is the reason why "social media" seems so dead now. People stopped posting publicly (for obvious reasons) and almost all of the "social" web is in private group chats. People don't want their life broadcast permanently and prolifically anymore, and they want to share it with just a subset of their friends. The only people left posting to the "public web" are attention seekers, scammers, influencers, people that don't know any better.
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California has some of the best weather in the country to do stuff like this. It's a no brainer. So many wonderful crops can be grown year round. Growing up we had an avocado tree, kumquat, lemons, limes, tomatoes, cukes, apples, grapefruits, you name it. As a Michigander now, I miss this a lot. If you are on the fence about this idea - please do it on behalf of everyone in the midwest or colder climates who can only grow outdoors for a few months out of the year.

Having a lawn is a ridiculous waste of resources, anyway. It's a win-win.
If that happens, wouldn't it be potentially worse than the current situation?

Surely your local neighborhood isn't going to deploy its own dedicated satellite constellation.

If/when satelite broadband becomes widespread, it will likely be consolidated and provided by 1 provider (maybe 2?) which might end up resulting in higher costs for everyone all around.
So? We trade a terrestrial based monopoly for a space based one?
Saw it too. Quite interesting that they're defaulting to OpenAI
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Citation? I have no dog in the fight—I am not emotionally invested in some particular version of the history of the Weimar Republic—but I thought it was the opposite.
Databases in practice are surprisingly dangerous with multiple direct services, even with just readers. Your schema effectively becomes your protocol.

Need to add a column or perform delicate schema alterations? You run the risk of breaking dependents.

Have parts of your database that are sensitive (i.e. PII)? Your DB platform will need to reflect that to avoid arbitrary queries.

Is it possible to perform a query that recursively joins dozens of tables together on every entry? Your control is limited in how you could prevent them.

Who wrote that breaking change? Or, did someone's service get compromised? Hope you aren't sharing credentials for access among services.
Disappointing that errors are still signaled by assigning to `errno` (you can apparently override this to some other global, but it has to be a global or global-like lvalue).

The kernel actually signals errors by returning a negative error code (on most arches), which seems like a better calling convention. Storing errors in something like `errno` opens a whole can of worms around thread safety and signal safety, while seemingly providing very little benefit beyond following tradition.
I'll note that they had pretty good diversity in the test subjects shown - weight, gender, some racial diversity. I thought it was above average compared to many AI papers that aren't specifically focused on diversity as a training goal or metric. I'm curious to try this. Something tells me this is more likely to get bought and turned into a product or an offering than to be open sourced, though.
Can you recommend any good co-op options which aren't shooters/fighters/competitive? People often suggest the same 5-6 titles while

I'd like some actual story-based co-op to play with my partner but mainly it's karting, fighting, shooting, farming or partying without any story or co-op at all.
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You may believe that, but American conservatives do not:

> “If transgenderism is false—as it is—if men really can’t become women—as they cannot—then it’s false for everyone,” the Daily Wire’s Michael Knowles said at CPAC. “If it is false then for the good of society and especially for the good of the poor people who have fallen prey to this confusion, transgenderism must be eradicated from public life entirely.”

https://www.vice.com/en/article/cpac-transgenderism-speaker-...
Your theory isn't really backed up by much.

If you look at American history, it's been much worse.
See how dating sites, particularly the kinky fringe (e.g. fetlife) do it.

You can get people to take pictures of themselves, for instance, holding a piece of paper with a number that you told them just a moment ago.
This is one of the biggest issues the Democrats have with messaging. They turn everything into a black or white issue. You're either completely for something 100% or you're against it when most Americans want something in the middle.

The issue isn't immigration, it is massive amounts of illegal immigration. Some form of vetting is necessary to keep gang members, murderers, rapists, and extremist terrorists from entering the country. Nearly everyone in this country either is descended from immigrants or is a first generation immigrant themselves, but they just want a controlled legal process to occur.

Same with abortion. Trump's official position on abortion is that it isn't a federal issue, it is a state issue. This is much more nuanced than for and against. Conservatives have wide ranging beliefs on this issue. There are some that are 100% against it and some that believe it should be banned after X number of weeks. Many also believe that there should be exceptions for medical necessity, rape, and incest. There are complicated ethical, moral, and religious issues that surround these beliefs. At what point does a fetus become a human? No one really has a great answer to that question.

Another issue is gun control. If you believe strongly in the Second Amendment most Democrats are unpalatable on this issue alone. Kamala Harris has in the past stated that she supports a ban and confiscation of AR-15s, as you can imagine this went over poorly for a very significant portion of the electorate.

Bottom line however, I agree with many others here that the economy is the biggest thing that won people over to Trump. Even if it is completely out of Trump, Biden, or Harris's control, most people in this country felt like they were better off financially under the Trump administration and they voted accordingly.
It might come even sooner as mobile internet becomes faster and gets lower in latency. I used to have Cox, and the service availability was so bad it was nigh unusable. Switched to TMobile home 5g and in some cases, it's actually faster. That shouldn't be a thing but here we are. I don't play twitchy games so latency isn't really a concern for me. By the time 6g or whatever it's going to be called is well established, I think we'll see the incumbents get blockbuster'd.
We'd also trade the fragments of resilience we have left against a single point of failure (both organizationally and infrastructurally).

Space-based internet makes total sense for very remote areas or as a bridge technology, as well as a technology to compete with incumbent terrestrial monopolies, but I'd hate to see fiber and terrestrial 5G rollouts stopping entirely in favor of it.
It makes more sense to add this to Wordpad, but didn’t they kill Wordpad in Windows 11? Keep Notepad simple.
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If history repeats. Republicans will say any inflation in the next 2 years was because of the last administration and get a pass. They get 2 years of blaming the last guy.
Isn't that essentially just saying that some bullies think that it's ok to bully people? I mean, yes, we know. That doesn't mean we're not allowed to have a strong opinion about it.
I think this is interesting but I'm totally out of the loop.

He links to https://github.com/brabalan/org-review - what is that? What is org mode and org mode review? What is a sketchnote and how do you create one?