mrcode007

I share a similar experience and have recently completed the game on the iPhone.

Next up, harvester.

tl;dr

The most obvious way to generate all SSNs you can think of: brute force enumeration

the numbers alone are useless.

What would it translate to? Inspection effect?

Edit: demo effect?

Pretty smart tactics

Don’t forget a father of a modern oil refinery:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ignacy_%C5%81ukasiewicz

I come from security background and have been following best practices since 1997 so I’m pretty sure I have not made a blunder of this sort

I’m surprised there is almost no discussion about the severity of reputational damage caused by an extremely amateur bug not expected of a prominent VC firm

Not of this kind

Previously in the DOS era, “terminal” would allow you to render to the video buffer directly and it allowed for an ecosystem of text GUI apps to flourish. Right now, this is largely impossible because modern terminals are really emulators and you have to rely on strange things such as ncurses etc. A better terminal with some nice features such as access to a virtual video buffer would allow for exciting new possibilities

NEON extension on ARM comes with CNT instruction that counts set bits.

With modus tollens

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

Thanks for a thoughtful comment

The power of two test is simply

x & (x-1) == 0

which could be special cased through templates too

> If you would like to experiment yourself, Compiler Explorer snippet can be found here

https://gcc.godbolt.org/z/qGzWo39b6

Which is an x86-64 sample

No. It’s a trope. Most people can’t tell the difference. It’s highly context and application specific.

It uses SWAR technique for counting bits because target platform wasn’t specified in compiler flags properly. popcnt and family are specific family extensions and without specifying the target flags the compiler generates lowest common denominator among available instructions

Edit: add -msse4 and you will see popcnt appear because popcnt is the SSE4 extension

I’m trying to say that under mortgage, a property isn’t your asset. It’s a bank’s asset. The mortgage is booked under asset side on the balance sheet of the bank. It cannot be booked as an asset on your side. The economy wouldn’t balance. Until you actually paid off stuff the home is a liability. You pay money on it every month (negative cash flow) and that cash flow accrues to the bank (positive cash flow). I don’t know in what definition an asset produces a negative cash flow. It’s a liability under most definitions. Maybe I’m wrong. I’m not an accountant.

FASB defines an asset as:

“A present right of an entity to an economic benefit”.

“Essential to the definition of an asset is a right to an "economic benefit" —the capacity to provide services or benefits to the entities that use them. Generally, in a business entity, that economic benefit eventually results in potential net cash inflows to the entity. In a not-for-profit entity, that economic benefit is used to provide desired or needed goods or services to beneficiaries or other constituents, which may or may not directly result in net cash inflows to the entity.“

It also says “incurring a cost to acquire an item does not in itself qualify an item to meet the definition of the asset”

https://www.fasb.org/Page/ShowPdf?path=Concepts_Statement_8-...

Utility is not an asset. When you grow up with your parents they provide shelter, you get a utility of it. No asset for you. Majority of assets produce cash flow (e.g. licensing software - IP asset, renting real estate to someone - you get monthly rent, bond - coupon payments, stock - you get dividends, etc)

An asset produces cash flow. Primary residence can only be a speculation device because for a majority of people it does not produce a cash flow. Instead it produces expenses.

Ha. Today I learned. Is this a portable approach across macOS, Linux and BSD family ?

Please show me how you cp a raw device without the concept of files. I’d love to learn.

$ cp /dev/nvme0n1p1 /mnt/my-special-backup

?

template<typename T> using vec = std::vector<T>;

Or even using V = std::vector<T>;

for a concrete type T

Solves the problem. If someone denies you this, you don’t want to work there :)

I think you missed the point. People attempt to solve problems with LLMs that are problems only to them because they are unaware of existing solutions that have solved the these “problems” a long time ago. If you don’t know something exists, you can’t ask an LLM about it.

Why would you write code for that? It’s just a few lines of XSLT!

It’s the same principle just scaled up. What are we talking about here? This is not some ground breaking tech. It just got a Tesla PR spin.

https://youtu.be/hpgK51w6uhk?si=LfornxzEdBwvJytY

Metal casting is an established technology in use for decades ,including in automotive industry, and general part making. It has a long history dating back to 1500s; this is how coins are made…

https://macrodynepress.com/hydraulic-presses/automotive-indu...

Fwiw TSLA is not breaking new ground here and merely follows in the footsteps of the 1950s technology from USAF:

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

https://youtu.be/iZ50nZU3oG8?si=FD2PFEsRmBFtNshR

There are no software patents.

https://www.uspto.gov/sites/default/files/documents/RT2%206-...

I don’t know what you’ll are smoking… :-)

https://cdn.cboe.com/resources/membership/US_Options_Auction...

And: https://www.cboe.com/us/options/trading/complex_orders/