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The show is more meta than Deadpool.

> Chachi: "Look, this is not the first time I’ve been brought in to replace Barry Zuckerman. I think I can do for you everything he did, plus skew younger…"

> Narrator: "No one was making fun of Andy Griffith. I can't emphasize that enough."
I would argue it’s not just the economy, but capitalism in general is no longer serving the public well, and hasn’t for a long time. It is corrupting our public institutions, it is creating poverty and suffering, and it abuses power to exploit people. Capitalism is abusive, and very often the things that we aren’t supposed to talk about are what we need to talk about the most.
As far as I know only economists of the Austrian school use the term 'inflation' to mean an increase in the money supply.
Musk became a legal U.S. citizen in 2002, so yes he is an American.
> go again the same day.

That seems like a stretch. What is the actual turnaround time for Starship? fwiw the Shuttle had a lot of lofty promises of reusability that were technically true as long as you didn't consider how long the turnaround time was.
I am Facebook friends with a lot of women and haven't seen a single such complaint. That's obviously not a real population survey but if it was really a widespread problem then I think I would have seen it.
Really? Please show me an antivirus that claims that it protects against all viruses. A firewall that filters all packets is a pair of scissors.
In Florida 10% of adults are not allowed to vote. In Mississippi, 15% of all black people are not allowed to vote

Florida is particularly bitter because Floridians voted to give back felon voting rights and DeSantis and the judicial branch he controls just declared it unconstitutional
A sort of example might be Hong Kong when I was there thirty or so years ago under British colonial control. The tax rate was about 15% and the government was active in some areas like maintaining the roads, building housing and basic education and health care but otherwise left things mostly to the market. It did pretty well up until the takeover by China which wasn't due to any desire by the population to have China control things, but due to China wanting to take over and having a large military.
The real problem is housing costs. They should've laser focused on that. A lot of that is due to short supply, so build more houses (Harris mentioned this in her plan, but I don't think it connected). Also look into wall st buying up rentals - there are cities where most of the apartment complexes are owned by 2 or 3 companies, if one of them raises your rent and you try to find housing elsewhere you find either that the same company has raised rents in their other buildings or the other companies are doing the same.
> A single 1080p raw video frame would be 1080 * 1920 * 1.5 = 3110.4 KB in size

They seem to not understand the fundamentals of what they're working on.

> Chromium's WebSocket implementation, and the WebSocket spec in general, create some especially bad performance pitfalls.

You're doing bulk data transfers into a multiplexed short messaging socket. What exactly did you expect?

> However there's no standard interface for transporting data over shared memory.

Yes there is. It's called /dev/shm. You can use shared memory like a filesystem, and no, you should not be worried about user/kernel space overhead at this point. It's the obvious solution to your problem.

> Instead of the typical two-pointers, we have three pointers in our ring buffer:

You can use two back to back mmap(2) calls to create a ringbuffer which avoids this.
Poland isn't stable either. PiS may come back at any point. You'd think that consolidating power, destroying relations with all neighbours except for the totalitarian Hungary, and implementing a total abortion ban would do them in, but no. PiS can run a campaign entirely on anti-LGBT and anti-immigration rethoric and win. Poland turned into Florida every recent election. The anti-LGBT nonsense is already coming back ahead of the next presidential election.
I worked with a very well educated Chinese man who had been caught up in that. He had a terrible, and on occasion terrifying, time. I'm pretty confident that it didn't make him a better party member. As far as I remember from what little he was willing to say about the time the only thing it made him better at was catching stray dogs to eat.
I'm against Trump for all the obvious reasons, which there's no need to enumerate here.

Being against him doesn't explain that an openly fascist craven liar just won the US presidency. A poorly educated population does.
Well yeah, I damn hope so. It literally has switch in it’s name
Do you though? M4 is what is on the market now and this chip is just coming out. Maybe they are on different processes, but you still have to compare things at a given point in time.
If satellites don't have to worry as much about weight constraints they can be made cheaper and quicker. Space missions can become more routine.
Right. We need more Hispanics to vote Republican. One of the things I discuss with Hispanic friends is that none of us should vote for the kind of people who destroyed the countries we all came from. We have friends from Mexico, Guatemala, Peru, Ecuador, Colombia, Venezuela, etc. Most are educated professionals who know their history and, in general, very aware of LATAM history and politics. Not ONE OF THEM votes on the left. Ever. Because they know where they came from.

Quite a few of the Hispanics who vote on the left are low-information, low-education voters who can be bought with fake giveaways, not realizing they are shooting themselves in the foot.

At the end it is always a matter of education. In the US, it is a matter of our educational institutions of "higher" learning having descended into becoming centers of indoctrination. I went to university in Argentina for engineering. We studied engineering, not the bullshit socially-twisted, time-wasting courses universities force students to take here in the US.

My oldest son attended a top university back east for CS. He burned a year of his life in the aggregate taking bullshit courses having nothing whatsoever to do with CS. They also forced him to take classes on Marxism where they romanticized the ideology. How? The made it the only class available, and if he wanted to graduate that was the only choice from here to eternity. I don't even want to imaging what they do to liberal arts students. It is truly despicable.
The title makes it sound like there was some kind of blowout, but really it was a tool that wasn't the best fit for this job, and they were using twice as much CPU as necessary, nothing crazy.
SpaceX already launches multiple times per month just to maintain Starlink. That will be much cheaper with Starship while enabling larger and more capable satellites. In fact, it's likely that one of the reasons SpaceX built Starlink is to create their own customer (and spur competitors) to plausibly use a significant fraction of Starship's capabilities. None existed at the time.

In the near term the biggest reason to do multiple launches in a day will be orbital refueling. This is required for sending much, much larger payloads to the Moon and Mars. It will require on the order of 10 launches to fuel up one moon lander in orbit, and obviously doing that as quickly as possible will be beneficial. NASA has already committed to this plan for Artemis.
You should check out the It Could Happen Here podcast!
I'm not so sure of that if they found a way for the message to connect. Bernie did pretty good with his messaging in 2016.
Nice anecdote, but that's not how we arrive at the truth. Good data and a scientific approach does.

Now there are tens of thousands of highly educated credible economists with enormous amounts of good data in the US. It'd be for them, trivially easy, to constantly hit news headlines with a couple of papers substantiating why certain official inflation statistics are wrong and actual inflation is much higher, and we're all actually much worse off than before.

But there is no such widespread consensus economic research being published, I wonder why. I guess the quarter million people in the US who graduated with an economics degree in the past decade are all corrupt, as are all the institutions who report on inflation, captured somehow by Joe Biden... /s
Yep it's very much based on a consistent repeatable scope.
Hehe ... yeah, single threaded, in some benchmarks. Very impressive chip, the M4. Multi-threaded loads that take more than 30 seconds, no way, come on. But to see the X3D chips really shine above their competitors, you need to slot in a high-end graphics card, and load up a ... uh well you can't compare to Apple Silicon at that point ...
Well, they look at average wages, average hourly wages, median household income, median disposable income. All of these things improved right alongside "inflation" to the point where anyone who was not an outlier for those statistics ended up no financially worse off (and arguably somewhat ahead) than where they were pre-COVID.

The problem is that people remember the "old" prices, not the "old" paychecks.

It has been said that people see wage increases as something they have a right too (periodically, anyway) but see inflation as something imposed by a 3rd party with bad intent.
Talented people are everywhere. Unfortunately, most of them sit in boring jobs and wear out their brains thinking how to push even more ads on other people etc. As a result, their trace in the world isn't what it could be.

Gathering many talents together, keeping them together and channeling their abilities towards a laudable goal is a huge feat.
This reads like TDS.

Simple facts: Trump had way less war than now. Ukraine, Gaza, Lebanon, Yemen. Dick Cheney supporting the Dems is a simple way to look at it.

Free speech: Random local Republicans have proposed all sorts of things, but Trump's circle is more pro free speech than the Dems right now. And Republicans as a party have stated free speech as a policy position. Whereas Dems state they want to "combat misinformation". They do not advocate free speech. There's even a clip circulating today where "The View" hosts call for cracking down on "misinformation"

Trump has literally been brought to a courthouse and had his mugshot taken and you're talking about "jailing opponents"?

Your arguments basically boil down to: "Trump bad, half country stupid" which is absolutely elitist.
I just had the same problem and solved it. You have to switch off your adblocker.
I find it less comical. I don’t think my friends or family care that much about democracy… they just want their guy in charge.
Just fixed my own problem! You have to switch off your adblocker.
The stimulus money was insane, shutting down the economy was insane, forcing people to take a vaccine by threatening their jobs was insane. The democrats lost so much good will with so much of the population during COVID.
One of the features of finl is the ability to have automatic substitutions of character inputs to, e.g., enable the TeX standard for inputing characters like “, ” and —

Playing with this, I was thinking that I could enable use of the Silvio Levy’s old 7-bit ascii input for Greek and realized that you would need different mappings of characters depending on where the character mapping happened relative to case folding. Text is messier than most peopler realize.
This problem is quite easily solved via a correct procedure and poll watchers.
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The one that got me was the comment about a customer looking past her at a co-worker, even though she was older than he was, and "for all they know, more experienced". But, she's not actually more experienced, she's new at the job, which might have been evident (this detail is left out). Anyway, judging someone's competence based on their age, which she expected them to do, is hardly better than doing it based on their sex.

If the customer was trying to guess which of two people in front of them might be a welder, and only 5% of welders are female, it's not irrational to assume that it's the man. The customer may never have seen a female welder before. Until they say something like you can't be a welder, you're a woman, I think the generous reading would be that the customer is having their priors updated in real time, not necessarily that they're a misogynist.
Maybe they should just do what Canada does and have really high civil/criminal penalties for employing illegal immigrants (so no job, they just go back because no work)? The problem is that a lot of farmers, hotel owners, and people who work construction projects vote Republican also, so it seems like that will never happen in the US.
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Agree with the Corbyn analogy, but let's not overstate Starmer's electoral appeal. He got less votes than Corbyn. What got him elected is that tory voters didn't show up to vote because of tory policies.
I'll have to ask her, but I'm pretty sure that this is in closed groups and not people posting about it on their wall.
High prices are a big problem, but the primary thing you can do to compensate for that is push wages up through stimulus spending, which Biden also did very aggressively.

When people have a wrong perception (i.e. that Biden did poorly on the economy) you cannot contradict them or lecture them. That's a losing strategy. But if you don't correct them they will continue to blame Biden. That also loses.

The border/immigration suffers from similar perception problems. When people believe that dems are shuttling illegals to swing states in order to steal the election, how can you respond to that? Or to claims about illegals eating cats and dogs? Trump is very effective at messaging that invokes strong emotions.

People will forget about grocery prices and the border once Trump is in office. Trump will shout things and maybe do a few publicity stunts and that's enough to appease people. The actual reality matters little.
This is completely untrue. While Trump is favored, there are around 7 million votes left to count in California alone. Predominantly from major cities. Harris is expected to gain a net of almost 3 million from that
The data was provided over the past 24 hours or so: the electorate believes they are worse off due to inflation, and that their wages haven't increased to offset it.
It's a rocket in the same ballpark as the Saturn V but where the two stages can both be recovered and re-used.

SpaceX has demonstrated being able to fly the same rocket stage dozens of times with minimal refurbishment with their Falcon 9 family of rockets, but they still have to build and discard the second stage of the Falcon 9 for each launch.

Starship scales that up in magnitude and adds second-stage reusability.
Is this just because people are moving out of California to other states? If so, maybe California needs to change its brand of politics to have a higher retention rate.
Twitter -> X is such a terrible rebrand even Elon Musk doesn't use it consistently.
> people are judging her as being incompetent

She is in good company. Everyone thinks most other people are incompetent. Find the best welder you can, film them doing their thing, post it on the Internet. Watch the comments flood in with scathing criticism for how they're doing it wrong.

It's like a sport now.
they did fix inflation. they told people it was fixed, which it is. What they failed to message well was why it happened in the first place and that it was a global phenomenon
Ask HN: How to sell a domain (GPT.chat) to OpenAI?
OpenAI bought ChatGPT.com and Chat.com, and I was getting tens of thousands of visitors from GPT.chat bc a lot of people search "gpt chat" instead of "chat gpt." Would they spare money to buy this domain?
How do you get to those conclusions based of what op said?
our websocket traffic is roughly 40% of recall.ai and our bill was $150 USD this month using a high memory VPS
The little he has to say still got him the most powerful position in the world, which is a problem. I am thoroughly afraid of his capability to destroy and deceive.
This is not just an impression, it is macroeconomics 101. If government goes into (more) debt and spends that money it increases inflation. Of course, all of this is not very easy. If the government had not done anything during covid there might have been deflation and a massive economic crisis. Fine tuning all of this so that the results are benign would be a superhuman achievement, so it did not happen. So Biden is judged for something that is objectively a more difficult situation than arose in the entirety of the Trump presidency. People appear to think that all economic events during a presidency are the result of the president that is currently in function. That is of course ludicrous. Many events have completely unrelated causes and if they are due to the president it may also be the previous one.
My daughters adopted cow is Milkyway. Milkyway 2028
> Can you escape a private corporation if it basically has a monopoly on book distribution in this country?

Let's be precise with our words. A monopoly doesn't mean no competition. Amazon only controls 50% of the online+offline print book market which as far as monopolies go isn't as dominant as Google's 88% and closer to iOS's ~50%. It's a dominant position but there's plenty of room for you to go obtain books elsewhere. Additionally, self-publishing has never been easier.

> Can you be an investigative journalist who correctly investigates and publishes your unbiased results if only one of those results will be able to earn you money? Really?

No idea what this is about. If we're still on the can't publish anything "anti-trans" topic, might be worthwhile to consider that people identifying as trans make up less than half of 1 percent of the population (~0.4% if we're rounding up). Maybe there just isn't actually all that much interest in a niche population that has no power?
Also simplistic answers are easy to understand and sound thruthful. Whereas complex answers sound wishy washy to probably the average worker class member.
Was being a latchkey kid seen as a good thing generally? I see this article talk about “but there is a dark side” of being a latchkey kid but that doesn’t seem that surprising to me tbh, absent parental figures never seem to be a good thing.
Much easier argument to make with 4 years of data behind us.
It would work, all too well. Especially if the speed was just slightly suborbital. Rain of steel over a random spot (or, rather, a trace) on the Earth's surface. You may be lucky and that trace might cross a desolate ocean; or you may not be lucky, and some Asian megalopolis with 25 million people may be below.
It's a good question. The hurdle to clear for same-day reuse will be the heat shield. SpaceX hasn't yet demonstrated that Starship can reenter the atmosphere and remain fully intact. Doing it while sustaining near zero wear on the heat shield will be even harder. But I think it is not impossible, and I don't know of any other obvious blockers for same day reuse.
>WebSocket would be local and incur no cost.

The memcopys are the cost that they were paying, even if it was local.
Depends on who you are. If you're trans then, unfortunately, they're all you have
The problem is: Bernie can hammer all he want, but there is no platform to reach the voters. That is __the problem__ for the Dems.

1. The big media is in the hands of a select few (tech) oligarchs. Look for the accelerationists there.

2. Take notice of what happened at the WaPo. Bezos fell on his knees for Trump, fearful of having his other business interests been killed.

2. I mean: no reasonable platforms. The false balance in the New York Times is below the most horrible standard you can get in journalism. New York Times Pitchbot exists for a reason.

3. In the US the press is allowed to spread fake news. Some media make a living of it. Others (see 2) try to give a neutral impression by presenting false balance

4. The serious, damaging analysis will get moved below the fold, if there is one.

==> Now you have gotten a system where the populace doesn´t even get informed anymore, so no serious debate is possible.

==> The Dems are not even able to have their own policies, they have to lean deeply right to stay not too much out of touch of what is presented as normal discourse in the media.

If the US slips further from Anocracy to Autocracy, it will be 1) because the press gave the autocrats the nod and 2) some powerful captains of industry were on board, 3) and they were helped by radicalized far right christianity (Heritage Foundation et ali.).

An echo of Weimar.
Umm, where is the control group of latchkey kids who did not grow up in dysfunctional families?

My parents were self-employed, but during the fall, often busy at the other place (a fishing camp -- this one: http://matt.wandel.ca/amogla/amogla.html ) at the time we came home from school. Dinner was ready, warmed up in the oven (no microwaves then, at least in our household, but that's why ovens had/have timers!) and we ate and played and did all the usual stuff (homework, sigh) without parental supervision.

That's not neglect and we grew up fine, and yes, with additional sense of responsibility. For example, one day, the newly acquired stick-shift 1985 Toyota Van sat there, the parents having gone to the camp in the truck. We all piled in there, and I, the only one at the time old enough to have a driver's licence but no stick-shift experience worth mentioning, kind of figured it out as I went, and drove everyone to the camp. We survived, the van did too, parents were fine with it. We were trusted to do this kind of thing on our own judgement, rather than parental micromanagement. That's the difference.
$70k isn't a lot of money when everyone else is making $200k.

You would have this problem in any area where there is a lot money sloshing around, e.g. most cities in Switzerland. Unless you have some sort of rent control/social housing, or a lot of surplus market to satisfy a wide variety of demand, those people with money are going to simply outbid you.
Your rewritten "response" has the same problems I am pointing out. To the average voter, it says

1. Biden is good and inflation wasn't his fault

2. Biden's handling of it was good, he did all good things, Biden is good

3. In closing, our answer to how we will make it so you can afford groceries is: no
Are there any Japanese people here that can shed any light as to why government interventions aren't helping?
The Metrowerks profiler and linker worked together to optimize locality in the binary, the focus was on PowerPC code. The linker could generate the static call tree, but the profiler could generate a dynamic call tree of what was actually called. Separating out the cold portions of the call tree into portions of the executable that didn't get paged in was the goal.

I worked on the Profiler and I seem to remember that Microsoft was one of the developers that put a bunch of effort into using this to optimize the Office suite on Mac. I remember the release of Word that used it was snappier.
Apparently this used to be adult webcam service with up to 16 way webcams: https://web.archive.org/web/20221203160549/https://www.chat....

Someone who has't been visiting the site for a while will be very disappointed, ChatGPT does only text, voice and images
Nah, the goal of Hamas has always been to unexist Israel. That's been literally in their charter since Hamas was founded.
Those comparisons are using a water cooling rig which already blows out the idle power budget. 60W is in no way typical of PC idle power. Your basic Intel PC draws no more power than a laptop, low single digits of watts at the load, low tens of watts at the wall. My NUC12, which is no slouch, draws <5W at the wall when the display is off and when using Wi-Fi instead of Ethernet.
Wouldn’t also something like redis be an alternative?
That's right, there were no 100% Trump drops in 2016, 2020, nor 2024.
What exactly would be ironic or spiteful about it?
Smells somewhat like the old adage of: "if the only tool you have is a hammer, all your problems start to look like nails".