Comment ARM should become a public utility (Score 1) 29
ARM should become a public utility
ARM should become a public utility
Warp is an attempt to modernize terminal apps and looks like a good start.
How is this in any way sneaky? It is in the news that they will find your pool and everyone installing a pool in France knows it will increase their taxes. The person trying to avoid paying the (small) taxes on their pool is the untrustworthy member of the community.
Many people don't have those few hundred extra dollars, nor the capacity to generate those few hundred extra dollars. So without a mechanism to help them and the rich who also suffer from the stratification are no closer to an improvement for everyone.
"I'm just against forcing established neighborhoods of single-family dwellings, "
Established neighborhoods of single-family dwellings are, in fact, "forced" creations (through zoning etc) that have caused a certain amount of the problems we have with stratification. One can rarely solve a problem that was caused by a "forcing" without an opposing "forcing". Pretending the current "forced state" is actually a natural state, which it is not, is just an excuse to avoid trying to solve the problem.
Then you can work with OpenMP code with the gnu compilers that brew installs. Very similar to using them from Linux.
brew install gcc
18 years old? Try 5 years old https://museum.wales/articles/...
From the bill "IF THE PERSON MAKING THE VIDEO RECORDING IS
8 WITHIN EIGHT FEET OF WHERE THE PERSON KNOWS OR REASONABLY SHOULD KNOW THAT
9 LAW ENFORCEMENT ACTIVITY IS OCCURRING,"
Say a cop is kneeling on a guy's neck for nine minutes, and another cop is standing 8 feet from the killer cop, telling people to back up. The person with the cellphone is now 15 feet from the killer cop yet is in violation of the law because the other cop is clearly involved in law enforcement activity (that is, preventing bystanders from trying to stop the murder of a minority).
You scatter a few cops in a crowd no one can film within 30 feet of a police murder. The objection to the law is due to its vague and ill-defined term "law enforcement activity" and thus would need to be struck down by the courts, not because of the specific "eight feet". One is already not allowed to interfere in law enforcement activity, so the law is also not needed and is clearly designed just to prevent filming.
So Tim is proposing what Apple is doing for their user data but run as a public utility. You own your data and you decide who gets to see, and add to, parts of your data.
The exact technology to do this is not so important. What is important is:
You own the data and it is portable for you to move.
The data is unhackable.
The data is not available to government prying eyes.
No one can monetize the data without your explicit permission.
Large amounts and small amounts of data are managed efficiently.
Receiving a million dollars tax free will make you feel better than being flat broke and having a stomach ache. -- Dolph Sharp, "I'm O.K., You're Not So Hot"