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But what he said is true. With all the focus on Perl 6, Perl 5 stagnated for nearly 20, with barely any improvements. Other languages came along and displaced Perl for many jobs.

No, Perl won't disappear any time soon. It still excels at a few things. And like Fortran and COBOL, Perl will also have a long life as a legacy language.

The "spring tide", the highest of the high tides, naturally occurs twice every 28 days. This is when the Sun, Earth and Moon are in a line. So the average wait would have been ~7 days.

and it says so right at the top of the article:

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Does ARM really have a performance advantage? Or is it the specific Apple customizations tailored to their use case?

Apple doesn't have to worry about 35 years of legacy architecture to support.

Hmm, doesn't that defeat the purpose of MFA?

I have used BitWarden for 2+ years. Super solid, free, and open-source.

Scheduled sales are not required, only recommended. If an unscheduled sale is made, there might be insider trading issues, and might trigger an investigation. That said, it would be easy to argue the sale was due to public information, i.e. the stock going up 100x in 6 months.

See Rule 10b5-1

But complexity =/= fun. Factorio shows that "simple gameplay" can lead to massive fun.

IMO, the AAA titles would be better if less time was spent on a bleeding edge physics system, and more time spent on other aspects.

One method is to preprocess the map, which then can greatly increase the accuracy of the A* heuristic.

https://www.redblobgames.com/pathfinding/l1-clarkson/

It's barely "beta" with plenty of downtime. I'm sure it's better than what you currently have.

Can we take pictures of the sun at night?

Hardy and Srinivasa Ramanujan about interesting and uninteresting numbers, Hardy remarked that the number 1729 of the taxicab he had ridden seemed "rather a dull one", and Ramanujan immediately answered that it is interesting, being the smallest number that is the sum of two cubes in two different ways.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interesting_number_paradox

I've seen similar issues. Who knew it was so hard to display 280 characters?

It's also not difficult to sue a company for unfair hiring/firing practices.

But if the employee is via third party, there is no hiring or firing involved, limiting the liability of the first company.

> If you've got a photo of someone whose hair was white from age, and you colourise it as blonde, you've made them look younger and maybe given them a hair colour they never had.

But what about the opposite? What if a B&W photo shows someone with white hair, but his hair was blonde. Now the colorized photo is more accurate than the B&W photo. I just don't think you can claim B&W is more accurate absolutely.

> If that person is wearing an air force uniform and you colourise it to look more like an army uniform

Do you understand that the typical consumer of this media cannot tell the difference between air force, and army uniforms from 100 years ago? Get people interested in history, then worry about the little details like the color of someone's hair or uniform.

Get out of your ivory tower and into the real world. Most people's knowledge of history is abysmal. History is boring, as it is taught in schools today.

"Altering primary documents..."

No one is altering the original documents. They still exist, right?

"actually less accurate (e.g. wrong color instead of no color)."

That's debatable. Why is "no color" more accurate? The world wasn't monochrome.

Keeping the log file on the boot partition was the first mistake

> Navi just began to compile a week or two ago. Still 'unsupported', but its slowly gaining features.

14 months after release, still unsupported. AMD needs to step up to the plate if they want to be seriously considered in the AI world.

The thing is, a lock down isn't required to stop the virus.

The clipboard is controlled by the OS. When you 'paste' the OS sends the contents to the app. There is no need for an app to have access to the clipboard.

Looks like the work is done server-side. And we've hit a bottleneck

It just eliminates the multiples of 2 and 3

6x ± 0: divisible by 2,3

6x ± 1: not divisible by 2,3

6x ± 2: divisible by 2

6x ± 3: divisible by 3

6x ± 4: divisible by 2

6x ± 5: modulus equivalent to 6x ± 1

> you don't need any fuel infrastructure to fill your tanks!

A fuel infrastructure costs magnitudes less than just one battery pack. You just need a large tank and pump.

> but counterpoint: who prosecutes the offenses?

CDA 230 protects Twitter against lawsuits for content their users post. Without 230, anyone who felt libeled (i.e. Joe Scarborough) could sue Twitter in civil court.

It appears the route the Administration will take is removing CDA 230 protection status for Twitter. CDA 230 protects Twitter from being held legally responsible for hosting the comments of the users. Without the 230 shield, anyone could sue Twitter for a comment they didn't like. The cost of defending these lawsuits alone would bury Twitter in legal expenses.

IMO, such an executive order will be challenged in court, as there is no case law that supports the CDA 230 removal.

https://www.eff.org/issues/cda230/infographic

Tractors are bursty. They are heavily used at planting and harvesting. Farmers can't spend long periods of time recharging in the middle of planting season. And it would be too expensive to buy 12 hours of battery capacity for a couple times a year.

Gas still wins with a short refuel time.

>> At some point I hit a biter nest I couldn't beat, couldn't go around (some sort of story based misson). There was NO way past this obstacle......

The research tree gives you many different ways to kill a biter nest: * Flame Throwers * Turrets / Laser Turrets * Personal Laser Defense * Combat Robots * Tank * Artillery * Atomic Bomb

>> Factorio has managed to get some market success despite being pretty badly built in many ways.

Maybe the game is not for you. But you are way off base here. The Factorio team has built a very solid product here.

Everyone has a different price point. But I feel $5/m is too much for a note taking app.

For $7/m, I could get OneNote plus the entire office suite, and OneDrive.

hmm, joined a game, turns are supposed to run every 12 hours. Two turns ran almost immediately. Now I am getting server disconnect errors.

Microtrenching is becoming a thing, which is rapidly dropping the costs of installation. It's just a groove 1.5" wide and about 6" deep. Drop a couple of conduits in it, and back fill it. Vehicles can drive right over it during the process, no need to close lanes for multiple days.