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All of the edge cases were self-inflicted. They could have picked a different UX that would have had a much smaller set of edge cases to care about.
I believe that a total separation of "police" and "military" is necessary for democracy. The military has a job that they need to be good at, but it's not suppressing domestic protests.
That's why police are generally for though. Or even the national guard. Outside of MPs, the military generally isn't trained to serve the people they are put in place to restrain -- hence a lot of issues overseas when military attempts to do this. Domestically they'd have FAR less slack for any mistakes.
Amateur Jazz Pianist here. Purchased. I love pianoteq, but also tracking how much I'm practicing every week is great, and love the idea of the bookmarks.
Yes, obviously. Not sure why that is a question. One was an attempted coup and the other was not. The addition of "justice" is a bit weird though. I would just have called them "racial protests".
The video points out that the Netherlands only began this "gargantuan fixed infrastructure overhaul" in the '90s, and until then Dutch cities were car-centric and looked pretty much just like North American ones, so it shouldn't really be that hard.
This may be so, but I don’t know how it counters the fact that there is more essentially unwatched and obscure content produced on these platforms than ever.

And it's not like this particular content was once popular in the "good old days", the view counts are literally 0 in some cases.
That was kind of a funny phrasing too, as if they were protesting racial Justice.
Labor is a lot of things. Left-wing sadly isn't one of them anymore
Probably that Windows 95 didn't really cover a lot of the challenges of desktop icons in modern computing systems as it was greatly limited at the time.
When my grandmother died, she had a little box of programs, a couple letters, and a few little clippings of newspaper items. It was such a special thing to discover. I can’t rule out that digitizing everything makes such moments impossible, particularly with photo albums, but there is memory contained in physical objects that is not the same as just taking some time to remember.
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"Monopoly on violence" always sounds scary, but the alternative is what... A duopoly on violence? It's worth reading Njal's Saga from Iceland. They had a government with no monopoly on violence, and the saga is essentially about an endless blood feud.

Short of eliminating violence altogether, restricting it to one institution, that is democratically controlled, may be the best that we can hope for. Only a single "owner" of violence has a chance of keeping it at bay.
> No immigrant who turns up at the US border has paid any taxes or contributed anything to US society. It's ridiculous to suggest otherwise. Anyway, that wasn't the point. The point is that if you enter a foreign country it's your responsibility not to bring any diseases with you.

This is so laughably silly I don't even know where to begin.

First of all, I was a temporary immigrant to the US and I immediately was on the hook for a bunch of money as part of my visa application process. So immediately I'd argue your first point is incorrect on that technicality anyway, not to mention I was basically moving to the US to start a business so then spent the next two years dumping money into the economy.

What is your expectation of responsibility here? You can be sick and not know you're sick. You can be sick and asymptomatic. You can be sick and think you're sick with something basic like a cold but it's actually the flu or COVID or something else more sinister.

Pretending that anyone is going to adhere to an undefined system of responsibility at the best of times, let alone when it comes to moving overseas into a different country, seems ludicrous to me - I'm supposed to cancel might flight and re-arrange my immigration plans because I have a runny nose?

If you want to have a healthy country you need publicly accessible healthcare for everyone. We literally just had an object lesson in this with the COVID pandemic - indeed, we're still in the middle of the object lesson, where people's sense of "responsibility" towards others when it comes to communicable diseases is visible everywhere you look.
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The documentation looks a bit LLMish to me.
Back in 2003, my boss asked "what if we stack 2 banner ads at the top of each page?". It looked like poo, but I ran it and it increased ad clicks.

Stacking 3 banner ads didn't help.
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I've heard Britons complain about the local chavs walking their kids to school while wearing pyjamas and drinking a can of beer.
> but in reality they have a large endowment and can go without new funding for ages, though they'd have to cut back on the unimportant stuff.

And that is why I'm very annoyed by the fact that every year the donation begging is more in my face. Bigger, louder, harder to block.

Since they don't need the money that bad, why not keep it to a small banner and respect the users FFS.
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> In Victoria and Queensland alone, the government nets over A$1B a year. Always feels the government is riding the public far too much. The government is arrogant and corrupt.

If speeding cameras were being used to track and spy on people then that would be a serious problem, but if they're just being very effective at catching speeders, that seems fine? Speeding is a major safety problem, and one of the main problems with speeding is that enforcement is so sparse, drivers are tempted to speed knowing that they usually get away with it.
For Iphone users, I have been quite happy browsing in Safari using Wipr. It is incredible how long I went w/o it.
Their main goal is education, and since you didn't ask, seems like they've been successful with you.

It's not like they sell web hosting that I'm trying to get OP to use.
How do you know you're not in a local minima?

the whole one digs can be deepened similar to Zeno's Paradox by procrastinating a little bit with bad small distractions allowing time to exponentiate small problems into untractable ones.

It is a little reductionary, almost akin to telling depressed people to have a slightly better today than the day before; not necessarily wrong but just rephrasing the problem.

It is correct, but only by definition.
I haven’t been to a broadway show in decades, but I have been to a few Westend and broadway on tour in the past 2-3 years and they’ve all featured those checkered backdrops with the shows name on that you can line up to take your picture in front of and they all have cardboard cut outs that you can stand next to for a “look where I’ve been” selfie.
That’s way off from what I meant, maybe I can clarify what I’m saying here.

You should consider the people who deploy to systems like S3+Cloudfront when designing your static site generator. Too many systems are just designed to be served from the filesystem and there are rough edges when you deploy to something like S3.

And “design for S3+Cloudfront” does not mean the same thing as “design it so that people without S3+Cloudfront are screwed”. That’s some kind of extrapolation.

The main relevant difference between e.g. S3 and a filesystem is that you can (and probably should) deploy pages to paths like /blog/hello/ rather than /blog/hello/index.html. There are other differences—it gets somewhat pervasive, unfortunately. There are hacks and workarounds but it would be nice if the SSGs were designed with cloud storage in mind as one of the core features, rather than an afterthought.

(It may seem funny that I keep saying “e.g.” but that’s because I’m not talking about S3 specifically, but speaking about a broader class of storage systems.)
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The simplicity of this site is so exciting to me.

I’m looking through the lens of nostalgia for the internet around 2000, but I often I wish we could return to this sort of world of lightweight and simple web design.
>In the USA -lots- of people use SMS only, and it’s their main communication. You can do that on a dumb phone

This is unique to the US (and probably Canada); elsewhere, everyone uses various chat apps to communicate.

Regardless, if we just ignore everyplace else, the main problem I see here is that texting on a dumbphone is really painful once you're used to typing out messages on a modern smartphone's touchscreen. Sure, they had that T9 system back then, but compared to typing on a modern phone it's a huge step backwards in typing speed and usability. On top of that, the tiny screen size makes it much harder to follow a conversation.
Brave browser is nice, no extensions needed
I've also made a similar tool: https://doggo.mrkaran.dev/. Can be useful when you want to query with a custom nameserver.
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I agree with you on this, but also understand the OPs reasoning for searching out a better solution. it takes both homesteaders and pioneers.
The Dept of Defense has three Executive Departments: Army, Navy, Air Force. The Marine Corps, a distinct branch of the military forces, comes under the executive direction of the Dept. of the Navy. The Coast Guard got moved to Dept. of Homeland Security in 2002, but can transfer to the Dept. of the Navy during times of war.

The Space Force does not have armed forces (yet). Nor do NOAA or the Public Health Service, the other uniformed services under Federal control. I didn't list them because they would probably not get deployed with weapons against American civilians.

The Joint Chiefs Of Staff consists of the chiefs of the Army, Navy, Air Force, Space Force, and National Guard. The Coast Guard (since 2002) comes under DHS, which sits on the National Security Council with the Joint Chiefs, but is not administered by the Joint Chiefs/Pentagon except in times of war. So the word "military" in reference to US Federal armed forces can mean several different things.

The FBI and ATF fall under the Dept. of Justice, not technically a military force, but as we saw at Waco (to give the most well-known and large-scale example), the FBI and ATF both have quite a bit of firepower at their disposal and do get deployed against American civilians.

The OP asked about deploying the military but did not define what they meant -- the core armed military forces commanded from the Pentagon (Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps)? National Guard? Any other armed Federal forces such as the FBI, ATF, and USCIS? National Park Service officers? Local police agencies commandeered in a crisis as happened Jan 6? I did not attempt to read the OP's mind. I think I clearly expanded on that and offered both a limited definition (the four armed forces that have a named department in the DoD) and the broader list of armed agencies under Federal control, the biggest of which is DHS, which includes the Coast Guard and USCIS, both uniformed and armed forces that may or may not qualify as "military" depending on one's understanding of that term.

You could simply ask what I meant without engaging in ad hominem attacks, calling my comment drivel, or insinuating that I "intentionally denigrated" the Coast Guard when I did no such thing. You could interpret the distinction I made with the Coast Guard as pedantry, irrelevant, disrespectful, or maybe infer than I have some experience with the Coast Guard and wanted to clearly place them in the structure of the US Armed Forces, colloquially called "the military," although the Coast Guard does not define itself as a military force except in times of war. You can refer to the official US Coast Guard web site's About page for their own definition, which places the Coast Guard in the US Armed Forces, but as a protective and rescue service, not a military force that gets deployed against other nations, or US civilians.

Since you attacked me personally I will mention that in my own family I have serving and retired members of the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, and Coast Guard. That includes parents, grandparents, siblings, and one of my own children.
For the firmware, I would have stuck with Micropython if it weren't for its lack of dual core support (required in my case for simultaneous BT + fast sampling ADC).

About efficiency - ESP chugs gobs of power, comparatively (something like 50mA average, and that's with all the relevant power saving features enabled). By comparison, an nRF or an STM32W0 is single digit mA.
I did find out that my state has a law that allows administration of flu vaccine by pharmacists without a prescription. That doesn't account for COVID not having one listed, but maybe that's still part of the emergency use authorization?
What is a "book"? This seems to be a website.
>Lol I was just about to say this. It seems unlikely that someone that has transcended their ego would choose to spend their free time telling others what an accomplishment it has been.

Currently I’m reading "La marche à la lumière – Entretiens du Bouddha"[1]. What is laughed at here precisely describe what the Buddha is making through the whole book. While apparently, just like Socrate, Buddha didn’t let any directly written legacy, it’s clear he has been attached to the notion of an egoless person discussing the topic with whoever would like to ask about it.

Now of course it doesn’t necessarily mean that the person laughed at went through some accomplishment. But whether they did or didn’t is not relevant. What matters here is can it be believed that some human accomplish an egoless experience of life and still continue to discuss with people who didn’t.

[1] https://www.babelio.com/livres/Shantideva-La-marchea-la-lumi...
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> This comment is not legal advice.

Serious question, why do lawyers always do this? No other profession seems to feel the need to disclaim their dialog.

Is there some precedent for attorneys discussing their area of expertise and unwittingly becoming someone’s counsel?
Anecdote: almost every time I hear some US company isn't doing well, I'm seeing a bunch of coupons on my credit cards for various discounts with that company. Bed Bath & Beyond, 23andMe, etc etc.
I now realize I had misread and the parent poster did explicitly say that "thing: String" is fine but "thing String" is not. An odd hill to die on.
> CPUs are very good about protecting themselves, but I'm shocked no one noticed that they took many hours to boot up or to do anything at all.

Why would they take hours? Something something about energy consumption (and heat) growing to the square of the clock speed. You take a server that can go to, say, 3.2 Ghz and limit it to, say, 0.8 Ghz, it's going to be cool to the touch. And at 25% the speed, something taking ms or seconds, won't suddenly take hours.

That's why nobody noticed: because they didn't take hours neither to boot nor to do something.
If certain lock names become well-known, maybe you could DoS browsers by holding random locks and never releasing them?
Other countries had it before Melbourne and rolled it out smoothly. Hong Kong launched theirs in 1997. 11 years prior. Melbourne could have easily bought it off the shelf. Melbourne was not early by any measure
I think OP is just referring to any SSG + CDN + S3, they probably just use AWS so its how they refer to it. I don't disagree.

On another note, I really like the way Cloudfront describes their "edge" offerings without having very annoying and obtuse usages of the word "edge": "Reduce latency by delivering data through 600+ globally dispersed Points of Presence (PoPs) with automated network mapping and intelligent routing."

This might be the first time I've seen anything on an AWS explained concisely and precisely /s (sorta).
I think it's a real change. The number of young men going for long periods without dating or sex, or even without any human contact at all, is way higher than it was a few decades ago.
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I have definitely had issues even with Intel based systems that were Sata-1 in working with Sata-2 drives; I think that being a first generation chipset it was not well supported in terms of anomalies that showed up with how the specification was implemented by different vendors.
Their main business model isn't textbooks though; it's "homework help".
> So when the generated asm is the same between the abstraction and the non-abstraction version, wheres the cost?

The generated asm isn’t the same.

There’s also a presupposition here that you know what the non-abstracted version would look like. If you don’t know what the non-abstracted version looks like, you can’t do a comparison.
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You need to look at per mile driven rather than just number of vehicles because the AVs are much higher utilization. The states confirm that per mile driven, AVs are much safer.

Also anyone that has walked near one can easily tell. The AVs actually yield to pedestrians, especially if you step near the crosswalk unlike many SF drivers.
Yes, but the questions are the private IP of colleges.
If other entries on the list had less scholarly consensus (even such widely accepted ones as the Darfur and Rohingya ones), this deserved to be on the list.

I guess that the list title could be considered misleading, if not all the entries are settled to be genocides; but on many widely accepted subjects you can find qualified experts with opposite views; universal consensus seems an excessive criterion.

That the conflict is ongoing is immaterial; if the facts already established provide enough evidence to qualify the situation, that's all you need.

And we should be glad when a situation is recognized while it's still ongoing, which is when it can still be stopped.
Writing a book using markdown looks very good. I’ll give it a try later if I need it.
I've sometimes heard this state of mind described as 'silent awareness'.

I agree that modern life often doesn't seem amenable to it. However, something I've noticed about this state of mind is that it's not dissimilar to an overwhelming sense of contentment or satisfaction.

I think that deep down, contentment - and not necessarily happiness - is something we all strive for. With that in mind, I've formulated an approach to life that I try to remind myself of regularly. It could be summed up as "meaning in life is found through doing the things that are necessary for life". It can be liberating at times. Mundane things like washing dishes or cooking which I might otherwise put off in favour of some hedonistic activity are given more priority because I recognise that they are an important source of contentment.

A lot of modern life is designed to instill a sense of discontent. Advertising and social media are obvious examples. These things are best avoided. Even the things that provide convenience work against contentment because they preclude you from doing the things that are the source of that contentment.

When I feel more content, it is easier to slip into that state you might call 'silent awareness'. Interestingly, this is very much how I feel immediately after meditation.
> However, who the hell has time to write everything twice?

The developer who's going to receive page duty alerts about the feature, will have to fix its bugs, track user analytics over the feature, suggest and implement improvements to improve these metrics, write documentation, educate and support other team members on it.
Of a lower charge. Not rape (and reminding you for the 3rd time of preponderance of evidence standard)