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> Where's the apostrophe (equiv. to quote in lisp)? That should be an easily accessible key not buried in a menu.

The apostrophe is on the XEQ key of the DM42, or "F". But in RPL, it is not to quote like in Lisp, but to introduce algebraic expressions (although it does quote names as a side effect).

On the simulator / web site, the symbol on the key looks like this: [' ()], it is on the second row on the rightmost column, see https://github.com/c3d/db48x/blob/stable/DB48X-Keys/DB48X-Ke....

The key is labeled like this because it serves a dual purpose to accommodate the smaller number of keys on the DM42 relative to the HP48. It adds a tick when not inside an expression, which in RPL begins an algebraic expression. When you are inside an algebraic expression, then you don't need tick anymore, so the key inserts parentheses inside.

> - Why did he swap the log keys?

Because I personally prefer to have exp and ln rather than ln and log. I also would prefer to have y^x as a primary, unshifted key, and this change is coming soon.

But I recognize that keyboard layout is a personal preference, so I'm currently working on making this customizable. Recently, "User mode" has been introduced, which lets you reconfigure the keyboard the way you want. So if you want to restore decimal LOG as the primary key instead of EXP, then do this: 'LOG10' 24.1 ASN. You should be able to restore EXP to the original position with 'EXP' 25.2 ASN, but there is bug with shifted user keys that I need to fix. This should be fixed in the next release.

In addition, the very next release should offer three layouts:

1) One that is maximally compatible with DM42 / HP42, which I assume is what you want.

2) One that corresponds to the current layout, so that people with existing overlays can keep them.

3) One that corresponds to a new iteration of the key layout that is better suited for DB48x, which is currently being discussed on the HP Museum forum.
It often wins, not always. Otherwise we'd be all monkeys out of control and we're not. We're often capable of handling our basic animal instincts.
You’re going to lose people at the first point. You don’t believe there is fraud. But others do (or believe there could be in the future)
I'd bet a dollar this is 100% incorrect, and that cryptobros voted overwhelming for Trump/Vance/Thiel/Musk.
i once was working for bosch contractor. they have team of 2-3 people doing in half year less work than i am in one month, and yet payed 2x less.

de lead of that 2-3 team was putting some integration tests ignored and unignored several times during that time as stabilisation effort, sure they were not stabilized.

team we dependent on for car data lagged behind for month all time, and people were pieced off when i was going to sent prs to their code to speed up things.
Sin taxes are suffering from a shortage of sinners
New AI experiences for Paint and Notepad begin rolling out to Windows Insiders
Except looking at when the waves occurred and when measures were in place they didn't do anything.
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Yes I have, he's broadly comfortable with MAGA ideas. Taken together with rhetoric and how he acts, it seems like a rationale conclusion.

Just because someone does a sit down interview and nudges around the edges about things they disagree with doesn't mean he's not fully bought in. There is zero evidence he meaningfully disagrees with Trump on anything of consequence

He donated at least $132 million dollars to the Trump campaign and GOP allies[0], for god sakes. Do you really think anyone donates $132 million dollars to something they aren't fully bought in to?

When someone shows you who they are, you should believe them.

[0]: https://fortune.com/2024/10/26/elon-musk-political-donations...
This is nonsense.

From the memorable “grab them by the pussy”, to fabricating stuff about the draft recently.

“ She’s already talking about bringing back the draft. She wants to bring back the draft, and draft your child, and put them in a war that should never have happened.”

The only twisting here is when people try to ignore what he is saying and pretend he meant something benign.
Yep. It's ironic and shitty, but people just did a protest vote. They aren't looking at the specific proposals. They don't care anymore. You're absolutely right, but honestly both parties are completely in on the Ponzi scheme. So it probably doesn't matter.
I've been a caretaker off and on for about half a decade now. I also have chronic often debilitating illnesses. Sometimes we are both in inoperable states and it can be scary. My ability to work remote is probably the reason we aren't on disability or in the gutter.

Not looking for pitty or kudos I work hard and pay the bills. I only want everyone to take a deep breath before they crap all over someone at work, or sniff at a resume. You never know what someone's situation is. Usually that's when someone has to leave to recover because corporate structure doesn't support disappearing for a week when PTO has run out.
Hillary Clinton still complains about the election being stolen by Trump (there were riots by Democrats back then too). Democrats still complain about Bush beating Gore in 2020. To say that Democrats would simply accepted the results if Trump won only the electoral college defies past history.

Election denialism is found in both parties in large quantities.
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"Every console since the wii" and "except the switch" is two consoles. The other 4/6 were not backwards compatible.
Democracy happened in 1930s Germany as well.
I've been running IPv6 for over 15 years, first with a various tunnels, then native. A couple years ago I was able to get a /44 block and use that for experimentation.
Fact check: False.

It was clearly a joke, as in taking the first day of office to clean up the perceived mistakes of his predecessor. Do you know any dictators who only planned to rule for one day?

And also, are you still confused why Americans wholeheartedly rejected this BS?
This is the kind of thing the people they interviewed were saying.

[edit] I mean it was my shorthand for “I know he’s a serial adulterer, and his business dealings are shady, and he says some really awful things… but I prayed on it and…” which is closer to a direct quote of things I heard multiple times. Other demographics had other reasons but that was a common one from the pro-life set.
And you can be absolutely certain it won’t be, because the reason for Voter ID laws is to disenfranchise people that the people making the laws don’t want to vote.
Even in the best case of what you are describing, how are these tools configured and their configuration maintained except via PRs to the repos in question? For every such change, N PRs having to be proposed, reviewed and merged. And all this without considering the common need (in a healthy project at least) to make cross-cutting changes with similar friction around landing a change across repos.

If you wanted to, sure, applying enough time and money could make it work. I like to think that those resources might be better spent, though.
To be fair, most Christian denominations establish inflexibility at the outset by claiming to be a worldview that is "true", "unerring", or similar attribute, despite lacking any epistemological introspection -- meaning of the 5,000 or so different denominations in the world, at least 4,999 are sorely disappointed that not only do they not reconcile to each other, they also don't reconcile to reality.

Whereas a person can review an idea, try it on like a coat, see how it fits, and then keep or discard if it's found amenable and improving to their views of the world.

Vice President Harris' opponent also professes and acts on a worldview wildly deviant from most, if not all, Christian denominations.
> When's the last time Trudeau won a plurality of votes?

For the curious, 2015, which was 9 years and 3 elections ago. And he got less than 40% of the vote.

(https://www.sfu.ca/~aheard/elections/1867-present.html)
And somehow Trump is going to reign this in? Him? How? Did you see both crypto markets and stock "ponzi" scheme reaction to his election? If this is their reasoning, it is flawed, to avoid using terms that are much less charitable. It feels that this kind of justification is trying to fit a narrative to the deed that makes no sense, somehow justify it.

I personally think it's a culture war thing that caused this. And it is probably going to get worse.
It's probably split. But it doesn't matter. The important question is who the people who have lost in the lottery voted for, not who the winners voted for.
Zero wear is not necessary. The tiles can be thicker than the minimum, and be reusable until they wear down to the minimum. Like the brake pads on your car.
>fedora-core atheists

What, exactly, is a "fedora-core atheist?"

How might such an atheist differ from an atheist who runs Debian or OpenBSD?
Would your arguments be any different if you switched them arbitrarily?

Why can't monopolies instead be "very harmful for the tech sector", and Lina Khan's policies be "not a big deal"?
Everyone learns when they're punched in the face. The question is what less will be taught? So far he's been able to tell them everything is someone else's fault, but when he's in the driver's seat, who will he blame? And will they believe him?
I wish CDK was fully baked enough to actually use. It's still missing coverage for some AWS services (sometimes you have to do things in cloudformation, which sucks) and integrating existing infra doesn't work consistently. Oh and it creates cloudformation stacks behind the scenes and makes for troubleshooting hell.
The net result will be worse for all people except those in power
Yet on the same page, they have

> Pose and Expression: Have a neutral facial expression with both eyes open and mouth closed.

In my view, neutral and smiling are incompatible, but I guess that is up to interpretation.
It's basically the same stuff the rockets themselves are made of. Large towers with miles of plumbing and corrosion resistant tanks.
> and most of Germany in 1944-45, and then left

Then left? Well, considering the US has like 40 military bases in Germany, like almost 50.000 stationed personnel there, and there are still some restrictions on what Germany can or cannot do, I won't say they left. Heck, they can also bug the chancellor's phone for decades or blow up their energy infrastructure and nothing happens when it comes to light.

I'm sure Russia would be more than satisfied if they could have kept all of that in their former satellite states including Ukraine.
yes, it's like men who think they can always spot makeup on a woman. or the economists who predicted 19 of the last 5 market crashes. no need for external validation.
Totally off-topic but I'm noticing that these comments load reasonably quickly without any paging. I remember some popular topics in the past had problems loading even after the number of comments per page was limited. Don't know who deserves it but wanted to offer kudos for the optimization work!
Apple are running the data centers... this seems like an extreme nit pick of language.
Well, objectively, only one religion can be true if any religion is true, just as the existence of gravity is irreconcilable with the existence of no gravity; but go on. We haven't grown up as a nation and collectively decided which one it is yet, but I have preferences. Not that preferences even matter - if I'm falling off a building, my preference for there to be no gravity won't make a difference.
> They are ignorant, don't care, or duped.

That's what a lot of Trump voters believe about people who don't like him. He used to generally have good public opinion (prior to his ascendance in 2015). A lot of people believe that his bad press is primarily due to intentional smear campaigns and lawfare by the powers that be.

In that sense, for many people, a vote for Trump is like apes in /r/stonks buying and holding GME. It's less about what they want in a positive sense, and more about what they don't want: namely extreme leftism and the current ruling class in Washington, the media, billionaires, and everyone else who attended the WEF in Davos -- all the folks who care nothing for the average Joe.

He may not fix it, they may not even expect him to be able to, but voting for him is a way to have a voice. At least he really upsets all those powerful people! And he did get some stuff conservatives liked done in his first term.
> Highly educated ≠ intelligent.

I didn't necessarily intend to say that it was. I'm just saying that support for Trump has been inversely correlated with education level, so I ended up in a bubble by virtue of working alongside people with advanced degrees (even more so than just living in a blue area). When ~90% of people in one's real life, day-to-day social circle are not Trump supporters it starts to feel like everybody must be of the same opinion, and it's shocking to find out otherwise.

I agree with you about the importance of engaging in independent, critical thought and allowing real discussion.
> We might even see the GOP successfully get a woman into the White House before the dems do it, which is just embarrassing.

That happened in the UK with Thatcher.
> I admire the project, although I would probably have taken a different path (emulation) to get the biggest effect with the smallest possible effort :-)

Emulators are stuck in the past, since they need to rely on the HP ROMs. So all the nice new features in DB48x, like variable-precision decimal arithmetic, support for higher-resolution graphics and colour, tail-recursion optimization, object size optimizations, polar and rectangular complex numbers or vectors, or the extensive Markdown-based builtin help would all be impossible to implement.

> I wish there was a good HP50G emulator for iOS — there used to be one, but it was abandoned (contact me if you want to develop it and would like to get the source code, it was under the GPL and I got it from the author).

I have two pretty good emulators on my iPhone, one is iHP48, the other is i48. Both can emulate the HP50G if you load the correct ROM, IIRC.

That being said, I second the idea that if you got the source in GPL form, you should publish them on GitHub. Or share with me and I will do it, possibly restore it (I have vague plans to restore Emu71 as well, when I'm done with DB48x).
Of course he won't. But, see, no one will. Both parties are equally culpable here. People are just doing protest votes at this point. What are they even supposed to do? No one can even buy a house. The only actual solution is to put interest rates up to 8% and trigger a revaluation and a recession, but the odds of that are zero, no matter who is president.
"it sounds like price gouging to me. The venue is more than doubling its price and charging you $14 for a can of beer. How is this Biden's fault, of all things?
Anyway, I'm relatively cheap so I always pay attention to prices. Eggs, milk, bread, chicken, etc have all gotten slightly more expensive. Nothing even close to double. I don't understand what people are buying."

This is exactly why I tried to redirect you to the core point of my message, instead of the 'addendum'. It was obvious you were looking for some 'leverage' to declare your perceived experience as the 'correct' one.

Now you have pivoted to 'inflation isn't really real, that venue is screwing you' because of zeroing in on one item. I can assure you, prices are similar throughout the city I am referencing. It wouldn't matter one bit which venue I chose.

Perhaps you are OK with staying home and watching every penny and never doing anything enjoyable in life that costs a few bucks.
For the rest of the country, they are feeling it in their everyday lives - whether that is food costs, hobby costs, or whatever matters to them -personally-.

Under Trump we were doing demonstrably better. It took an immediate nose dive under Biden, and his entire administrations policies have made things worse - and most importantly, there is no sign they had a real plan to fix that, and it showed at the polls.

It's fine if you want to get hyper-fixated on the one statement you feel compelled to 'debunk' my lived experiences and observations, but that wont change the fact that entire metro areas are becoming either unlivable or pointless to live in unless you are making $200,000+ (in that you can afford the rent but not to enjoy the local attractions).

I'm glad you aren't feeling the squeeze, genuinely.

According to PBS / NPR roughly 60% of the country believe we are in a recession.

You can count me amongst them, because of my lived experiences. I'm not going to continue to quibble about what -I- am doing wrong budget wise accourding to your tiny little insight into my life which this comment provided.. and I think you'll find if you approach most anyone who has legitimate concerns in this manner you will have changed exactly 0 minds.

https://www.pewresearch.org/politics/2024/05/23/views-of-the... - 60% number from here

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/2024-exit-polls-fear... - exit polling showing the current economic outlook is WORSE than after the 2008 crash.

By all means though, if you are comfortable then I'm sure 60+% of the country who feels like they are living through something worse than '08 must bet making up things to complain about and hoarding their money secretly to plan an epic prank on... someone
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Exactly.
ML models such as autoencoders can also be used for reduced order modeling / dimensionality reduction e.g. for MPC of fluid systems.
I was surprised when calculating and sizing the shared memory for my Gaming VM for use with "Looking-Glass". At 165hz 2k HDR it's many gigabytes per second, that's why HDMI and DisplayPort is specced really high
If you think news is fake, imagine history.
> what adverse effects are there that are worse than FPTP.

* The results of close elections become basically random (due to results swinging wildly depending on the order in which the first few candidates are eliminated)

* You have to convey results with a series of graphs rather than a single graph (which confuses voters)

* You need all ballots in-hand to start an official count, so you can't call elections early

* You lose the ability to perform risk-limiting audits, which are the cheapest and easiest way to audit elections

So bad actors can trivially affect RCV elections by destroying or delaying a few mail-in ballots, as well as cast doubt on RCV results as a whole
The user base here seems to be just as close-minded and condescending as it is on Reddit.

Very disappointing to be honest.
I don't get the focus on Republican votes, when a major issue is the lack of Democratic votes.

As someone who leans quite left (and voted 3rd party in a deep-blue state), I can completely understand why many traditional Democratic voters didn't turn out (and why many Republicans despise the Democrats enough to presumably vote against their interests as you pose).

The largest issue for me is that I cannot support genocide. The "I'm speaking" (to protesters) was repulsive. The culture of "if you don't get on board it's your fault if democracy dies" attitude of the Democratic party was just as fascist sounding to my ears as anything they claimed the Republicans have in store for the future. I personally can't fathom how any person that aligns with my view of the world would basically take the stance of "genocide doesn't matter, toe the line". For me personally, two parties that aggressively support continue apartheid conditions and genocide are both against my interest so profoundly that where they differ on issues is irrelevant.

Furthermore the Democratic party has increasingly come to represent a very anti-democratic institution. Biden was promised us as a one-term president to get things patched over while new leadership was established. Then the fact that he was clearly increasingly incompetent was hidden until it was embarrassingly too late. But oddly, it was not too late for a primary, where Democrats could choose a candidate, but we didn't get that. And yet, when mentioning any issues with the mass murder of children you are told to "shut up and get in line".

Finally, Biden didn't deliver on any of the meaningful promises he made. Nothing happened to improve abortion issues while he was president, his track record on climate was just as meaningless and awful as any Republican, children still sat in US detention centers separated from their parents, corporate interests still take precedence over the rights of workers just as much as with any Republican.

While I am nervous about another Trump term, I fail to see how the world was so much brighter under Biden. The Democrats have become the party of "shut up and do as we say because we know better" with no objective improvements in the issues I care about when they are in office, which is impossible for me to get behind.
>you need a raise. Here's how I'm helping you get one.

Said no politician ever, even the most union-supporting :0
None of Artemis is working. Including Starship. (If Starship is working so is Orion.)
That's fair. How about a toggle to not show images?
And their workload is rendering and video encoding. Using GPU's should have been where they started, even if it limits their choice of cloud providers a little.
Yes. That's illegal.
I don’t miss many things from my last blue collar job, but it was so much more relaxed. My coworkers all felt much more “real”. Too bad the pay wasn’t there, or I’d still be doing it.
Falcon 9 and SLS are not in the same class.
One of the most culturally developed and wealthiest places on earth has lots of live spectacles..

Color me shocked.

On the other hand, I my 150k people city in southern Poland there was no shortage of entertainment, theaters, dance halls and parties 50 years ago under the communist regime.

My grandparents partied all of the time, their pictures are an endless collection of parties, literally people bringing a sausage, a potato salad, few vodkas to some elementary school or industry plant warehouse and having fun from 6 pm to late at night. They went to see live boxing, soccer games, theater, concerts, movies.

I'm 37 none of my friends lives like that, none. There are many more restaurants, probably 20 times as many.

I'm strongly convinced that people used to have more fun once.

My grandma thinks 100% the same. She constantly wonders why are people much better now under any measurable metric like education or wealth, yet they seem to really do nothing in their life.
We got hit too. We adjusted mostly in our eating habits. Moved to zero eating out, more bulk buying, cheaper foods, etc. We're also much more discriminating on what activities we do for the kids.

I'm not gonna go all "woe is me" since we're doing fine, but as someone with a family of 5 the discretionary income basically went to zero the last 4 years.
I see, the past becomes a forgone conclusion after it happens.
Not sure if I was clear that I was referring to Trump speaking about the issue, not Joe Rogan; sorry if there was any confusion.
What would be an example dirty tactic the Dems could have used?
It's frustrating to watch governments constantly argue over what they should do to help the economy when what they should be arguing about is what they should undo to stop hindering the economy.