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Thank you! This was a cool experiment, and I'd never used Svelte.

My rendition of the Voutilainen Vingt-8 ISO:

https://clocks.dev/clock/3b254b2789ec

Exactly! I’m glad you liked it, too. It changed my whole way of thinking about analog timepieces.

Kari Voutilainen created a new way to display analog time with his Vingt-8 ISO watch. It enables the minute hand to be opposite the hour hand when it's half-past, and aligned to the hour hand at the top of the hour. The location of the minutes rotate with the hours. From https://www.hodinkee.com/articles/the-voutilainen-vingt-8-is... the description says, "the minute hand makes 13 revolutions around the dial every 12 hours, meaning the top of each hour migrates over the course of each day."

Once you get the hang of it, it feels more intuitive than the traditional analog displays and has become my favorite way to display analog time.

1. I improved my calendar management app, which while simple had some edge cases. AI helped me test them all. https://block-it-out.com/

2. Ported my own personal disassembler to Rust, and added a ton of functionality with AI. https://github.com/zoratu/hexray

3. Ported a TLA+ model checker to Rust, improving performance for most models over Java by a huge margin. https://github.com/zoratu/tlaplusplus

4. Created a scheduler in Erlang called FLURM, which is a fault-tolerant version of SLURM and compatible with its wire protocol. https://github.com/zoratu/flurm

5. Not in a public repo, but trading things and a private parallel filesystem.

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This is not clarified on the blog, and is an important point. The mature plant is not tender or tasty.

You seem to think there would be uniform treatment of hostages. Women were sexually assaulted more than men. Babies were strangled. There is real forensic evidence that’s been made public about the conditions of recovered corpses. It may be true that some of the 251 hostages were treated better than others. It does not make your statement true.

There have been MANY proposals for two state solutions, from Israel and from the UN and from other third parties that both sides were willing to listen to, going back to 1937. In each case, they've been rejected by Palestinian leaders. After 88 years of rejected proposals, relentless violence from the Palestinians with no sign of stopping, and generations of young people indoctrinated with hatred, it's no wonder the current government has no interest in concessions.

"Israel is only the first target. The entire planet will be under our rule." -Mahmoud Al-Zahar

Let's talk about colonization. The land of Israel, backwards through time:

21. Modern state of Israel 20. British mandate 19. Ottoman empire 18. Islamic Mamluk Sultanate of Egypt 17. Ayyubid dynasty 16. Christian kingdom of Jerusalem <-- this is around 1099 15. Fatimid caliphate 14. Abbasid caliphate 13. Umayyad caliphate 12. Rashidun Caliphate <-- right after Muhammad dies 11. Byzantine empire 10. Roman empire <-- founding of Christianity 9. Hasmonean dynasty <-- BC flips to AD 8. Seleucid empire 7. Empire of Alexander the 3rd of Macedon 6. Persian empire 5. Babylonian empire 4. Kingdoms of Israel and Judea 3. Kingdom of Israel 2. Theocracy of the 12 tribes of Israel <-- first Jews 1. Individual state of Canaan <-- earliest archeological evidence of people in what is today called Israel

But please say more about the vital context.

Not irrelevant at all. There have been two periods of right to return, and they've both been causal in the current Israeli Muslim and Israeli Arab populations in Israel. If right to return includes voting rights, then it's likely that the voting population would ultimately legislate Israel to not be a Jewish state, and fundamentally shift the laws away from democracy and away from equal rights of Israelis. There are 50 Muslim majority countries and countless data points to reach such a conclusion, and this is fundamentally why an unconditional right to return will never happen.

tmnvix was advocating for the collapse of the only democracy in the region--tantamount to advocating for worse outcomes for more people (and likely to an actual genocide of the Jewish people, who evacuated predominately Muslim countries and populated Israel at its re-formation). There are still 50 hostages in Gaza that have been held for 514 days and counting.

In Yemen 39.5% of the population is undernourished and 48.5% of children under five are stunted. Nearby, in East Africa, the South Sudan death toll and starvation numbers also dwarf this conflict. Mysteriously, and predictably, the world is silent. But, an opportunity to put down Israel, it seems is unfortunately very popular.

Israel is a Jewish state, but it's also a safe harbor for minorities. It is the only place in the Middle East where you can be openly gay or trans and not be killed for it (or Druze, as it turns out).

Even for Israelis that are against the current government and want to see equal rights for all peoples in the Middle East, there is an abundance of evidence to show that you don't get that without Israel.

Doesn't apply to California residents.

Interesting allusion to Desiderata, “Go placidly amid the noise and the haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence.”

In my MIL's case it was L858R. T790M also present, effectiveness of drug dramatically increased with presence of both. Osimertinib shrunk the tumor from baseball to golfball, and then her left most lung lobe was surgically removed. She was stage 2 at intake and without metastastis. The drug was not approved for that case in 2021 and she was admitted to an ongoing case study for it.

In the late 70s my father had a Simca with part of the ignition key lodged in the ignition lock cylinder. Getting the replacement key from France was going to take ages, so he rigged it up so that you had to flip a toggle switch he'd installed on the dashboard and honk the horn in order for it to start. It was the opposite of a kill switch.

They tend to position themselves with the hourglass facing where birds would see it and be frightened away. The red is just for females. Male black widows are grayish brown with a bright yellow hourglass marking. Have not seen a male brown widow.

0:14 of https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NVZ80_tbkbc is a good example of previous recordings. It is helpful, if you think you have a good mic, to talk past it rather than into it.

I did not see mention in the link of the problem of space. You might very well move through time, either forward or backward, but the solar system is moving through the galaxy is moving through the universe is still expanding. Therefore, maybe you moved in time, and when you’ve phased to no longer has the where you needed.

In that case, what do you use?

The app is mediocre at best on all platforms, but the service works well.

At the higher end of the performance scale there are commercial options using specialized hardware and commercial software. Building block cost is ~$300k/20Gbps (~400K rps) of replay traffic, but scales out with parallel deployments.