benjaminwai

I am surprised they haven't come up with their own Truth font instead. "Everything is written in Truth".

Just a note with the Bash encoding method. It should be with the -n option:

  $ echo -n "abcde" |base64

There has to be some amount of competency becoming a founder, CEO and a millionaire, with the various ventures he was involved.

The French research ship Atalante is almost there:

"It carries the Victor 6000 autonomous robot, capable of descending to a depth of 6,000 metres, beyond the 3,800 metres of the wreck's position"

https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/france-send-ship-titani...

Last I checked on MarineTraffic Atalante was about 100NM away from site. Would it not help?

In their EC-Type Examination Certificate it mentioned the harness "in 3 different wire rope lengths: 30m, 50m, 80m".

"Others still have reported that the internet outage could be circumvented by connecting through a virtual private network (VPN), giving a hint of where the wider problems lie, and suggesting that Virgin Media’s outage, like that at Facebook in 2021, may have been the result of a flaw in the deep-level routing systems that allow internet services to connect to each other."

George Hotz has just been hired to rewrite Twitter search in 12 weeks. No code change is going out the window.

Must be, the flock votes with their feet.. umm hooves.

In no part of the news article mentioned they were actually admitted into the building. They were just standing around outside in the cold waiting for who knows how long. Nothing happened. This is literally about nothing.

I empathize with those remaining with a H1B, they would be worried sick. They would have less choices and would otherwise have less of 60 days to find a new job or to leave the country.

I think we are missing some contexts here. I have been trying to find more information about them. From what I found [1] (hopefully accurate) it looks like they are a new team - Beta in August 2021 and just incorporated in this February. The founder/CTO is a full stack developer. I speculate they are a very small team (1-2 developers at the most) and a relatively straightforward architecture. In that context I suspect it is quite feasible to go from local to production without going through staging: They are likely to have a self sustained stack that can be packaged; they don't have a huge database or collection of edge cases; they have few customers, low expectation in terms of service level; they don't have stakeholders to review and approve features done (they are their own bosses). I emphasize with where they are, I have been in the same place at some point. It will be interesting to see whether this is sustainable without staging, or for how long, as they grow in team and offering.

[1] https://www.indiehackers.com/product/squeaky

To put it in context, P&O Ferries has always been UK based and flagged until it's sold to a Dubai owner in 2006 and it's reflagged to Cyprus early 2019. That opened up the opportunity for this to happen.

All the routes are contracted by the UK government. I'd say the government should have reviewed the contracts back in 2019 and done something to ensure the UK based staff are protected. But as we have observed the last few years the government has been rather distracted and incompetence at the same time. And now the horse has bolted.

Can the reversers be opened independently on left and right side? From some of the 3D plots on various threads it looks like the plane took a sharp left before diving. Could it be the left reverser malfunctioned or be accidently opened mid flight causing the plane to swirl left and lose the aerodynamic?

It mentioned the lawsuit was filled at the Tverskoi District Court. Is it equivalent to a US district-level court, say, Court for the Southern District of New York?

I had a suspicion that the Tennis Australia and Victoria State Government did not want to take on the publicity battle and kicked the ball down to the Federal government. The person issuing the Visa at the Fed level either lapsed in reviewing or also decided to kick the ball down the road, which was to the Border Force. The Border Force had no choice but to act on it but messed up on the procedure. It's all bureaucratic or am I way off in thinking?

I kind of sympathize the engineer who had to code this in the first place years ago. I could see it, it was probably a junior person being thrown into it. He would have had to deal with non-standard components, incompatible packages and limited memory, and had a manager breathing down his neck because the manufacturing line was starting up.. He's probably looking up at the clock and thinking that it had enough bits for the foreseeable future.

Can language be delinked from culture? Maybe. But can a language survive without a culture to encompass it? If you strip culture from a language, wouldn't the language would become toneless and meaningless? Yes, you can call something a 'net' or a 'fish' at a basic level. However in one culture one might say, "You must cast your net to catch the fish" it's plain what it means and it is meaningful, but for someone without the cultural context, it's a head scratcher and may wonder what fish are you talking about?

I'm too, my native language isn't the one I am writing here. I have lived in quite a few different places. Culture is not something I could make up for myself as I go along, I don't think anyone could do so in isolation. I took in the different bits of cultures that i have experienced through, sometimes to the dismay of those around me. I appreciate the perspective that cultures create languages, and without the cultural reference the language would cease its importance and would die.

I wonder how do they link back to the main network? Would it require a fiber backbone in place as a prerequisite? Or through satellite uplink? i.e., would somewhere really remote, say, the oil rig in the North Sea, be out of luck for such installation?

I think !$ takes the last argument on the previous command in history, not previous one on the same line.. at least in bash. For example, if you do:

  $ ls /
  $ ls /tmp/junk; rm !$

EDIT: formatting

To me, space is not static. Black holes, as probably all objects in space, are continuously moving and rotating. I don't think gravity waves are fully understood. I doubt they would be constant for black holes. There would also be continuous ingestion of objects from afar, small or large. So with all these volatilities, how would one maintain a stable orbit to construct the sphere adjusting for tsunamis of gravity waves, bombardments by objects passing or entering the black holes, and flares of radiation escaping from the center? And what could one do to make sure the black hole stays in the center of the sphere? It's a logistical nightmare.

I am curious as well with the last questions: Encrypted at rest? And can the owners (service maintainers) see the saved data? Scanning through the faqs and privacy pages, the only bit I found relevant is in Privacy Policy section 14 "Data Security" which, as most privacy policies, is quite vague on details. I'd say I would be wary about putting in my Github key to download my repo to use Android Studio or IntelliJ, or credentials/keys to access services for testing my codes, whether the session is ephemeral or persistent. It's hard to tell.

Write a damn desktop app I can run locally, I didn't ask for people from Turkmenistan to be able to login as me, so you could sell me a halfassed web version of something.

Authy Desktop?

Or keylogger?

From AWS's dashboard: "We're continuing to address connectivity issues to impacted instances in a single Availability Zone (euw2-az3) in the EU-WEST-2 Region. Services that use EC2 and EBS including Elastic Load Balancing, EFS, Elasticache, ECS Fargate, Sagemaker and ELB, are also impacted." It's affecting one of our RDS databases too from 12:25pm - but not all instances. Rebooting and creating a new instance would become stuck. Sounds like a scenario of connectivity issue in one of the region's data centers causing mass panic reboots bringing everything to a halt?

It may depend on how they define the "quarter". If they take the quarter as the last 91 days and round the number to the closest percent, you might not see it changed unless the outages go more than 91x24x0.5% or 10.92 hours.. It's quite subjective and a guess.

"Google has been contacted for comment, but one spokesperson said they were unable to access their email."

Think it would be using brokering, the instance of Keycloak would be an external identity provider. Each customer would have their own instance of Keycloak that could then be configured to broker their choice of identity provider. I think this might be achievable at the realm level in a smaller scale deployment, i.e., using a separate realm for each customer but still chaining them back to the central realm through brokering, rather than spawning off new instances of Keycloak. Just a thought..

Think it's this course: https://www.coursera.org/learn/mathematical-thinking

How about a ctrl-g shortcut to cd and exit to the directory on the file/dir highlighted?

EDIT: Found https://dystroy.org/broot/documentation/configuration/ and on macOS the config file is located at ~/Library/Preferences/org.dystroy.broot/conf.toml

Came across this from a news article[1]: "Of Atlassian’s nearly 153,000 total customers, greater than 125,000 already have at least one of the company’s cloud products. More than 90% of new Atlassian customers start in the cloud."

[1] https://www.forbes.com/sites/robertdefrancesco/2019/08/31/at...