Imagine what would happen if startups could not access their capital? By the time funds were available for withdrawal, the businesses would be dead. The regulators then have to track every funder to every dollar to return money. It would take a decade for this to happen.

Pop pianists don't usually play what's exactly on the page.

I'm personally optimistic about Kafka'a new KRaft protocol and am excited to see it gain independence in the ecosystem, so I started here.

If anyone finds these interesting or helpful, I would be curious to hear what other `systemd-nspawn` style containerization examples people would like to see!

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> Thank you for being a Zipcar member. We’re writing to let you know we’re moving your account to our $7 standard monthly plan and retiring your previous membership plan. This change should be reflected in your next billing cycle, but it may be a few cycles before it shows up on your account.

That is, Zipcar is automatically changing me from a $0/month plan to $7/month plan. And they provide no "Cancel my account" feature on their site.

Is this even legal?

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Eat eggs or whatever I have around with a lot of milk and a cup of coffee.

Take a shower.

Read until I don't want to anymore.

Go to work until I am hungry.

Eat something, usually around 1pm.

Take a walk.

Work a little more.

Go somewhere to play music or sit with friends.

Shower.

Go to bed when I'm tired.

Right or wrong, that is how some societies are functioning.

This person is advertising their priorities upfront. Startups might see it as a weakness. Established companies might see it as a sign of stability.

LinkedIn is a historical anomaly anyways. It's generally considered bad form to include any photo on a technical resume.

When interfacing with C languages, that can be a big penalty (depending on the complexity of the algorithm).

It will probably take two generations of developers to make this happen, but well worth it. When I was studying atmospheric science I tried to understand OpenWRF (weather research forecasting) and the barrier was too high... And I had programming experience, imagine those with none!

An open source project is only as useful as it is accessible to it's average developer base.

Software developers are often stubborn. The main result of this change will be a mess of code which follows a mix of all the styles. That removes one of the greatest beauties of the Python ecosystem, that there is a "right way" to do things.

Mathematics tells you what is not possible, but it tells you nothing about what exists. Every other discipline is separated from truth by bias in observation. And there are no perfect observers.

So, pushing "truth" is really pushing a specific perception.

That said.. you can fight against "false".

But sure, SIMD is no panacea. Especially when the latency between the vector instruction shares transistors with the previous instruction.