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Sailer in TakiMag: Does Rising Racial Diversity Lead To Falling Fertility?
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From my new column in Taki’s Magazine: Diversity Up, Fertility Down? Steve Sailer, July 10, 2024 … O [...]
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I recently purchased a TP-Link Tapo C110 for use with Frigate. Despite my best efforts and a lot of searching online, I was unable to find a…
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ANN COULTER: SCOTUS Girls Gone Wild—The Right To Crap In The Streets
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Subscribe to Ann Coulter‘s Substack UNSAFE. On MSNBC, they’re convinced that the Supreme Court ruling [...]
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This post delves into crucial challenges at each product maturity phase. Senior engineering managers and high-level executives will benefit significantly from examining their portfolios and applying applicable strategies.
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Heather Mac Donald: NYT So Desperate, They’re Fact-Checking Biden’s Lies—Including Ones The TIMES Itself Published!
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A new story by Heather Mac Donald in City Journal: Monday’s print edition of the Times contains an [...]
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Write a lot. This is alpha and omega of writing advice, the beginning and the end, and it’s that way for a reason– I don’t know anyone who’s good writing who hasn’t also put in serious hours. – Nat Bennet
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I’ve always loved libraries. They are a glimpse of the kind of ‘better world’ we all want to live in. That’s because by their very nature they are inclusive and welcoming. Anyone who walks through the doors of a library is reminded, just by inhaling the air of the library, just by being embraced by its atmosphere, to be a kinder and more caring person, and to forget, for a moment, the usual rules of our capitalistic society.
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I’ve always loved libraries. They are a glimpse of the kind of ‘better world’ we all want to live in. That’s because by their very nature they are inclusive and welcoming. Anyone who walks through the doors of a library is reminded, just by inhaling the air of the library, just by being embraced by its atmosphere, to be a kinder and more caring person, and to forget, for a moment, the usual rules of our capitalistic society.
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Yes! Various traps like page faults may cause your user process to be switched into kernel codepath even when the process is minding its own business in the userspace. It just needs to do something that causes such a trap, like touch a new page of memory in its virtual memory address space, that hasn’t been “fully materialized” yet in the kernel memory structures. For example, after starting up an Oracle database instance that uses a l..
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Yes! Various traps like page faults may cause your user process to be switched into kernel codepath even when the process is minding its own business in the userspace. It just needs to do something that causes such a trap, like touch a new page of memory in its virtual memory address space, that hasn’t been “fully materialized” yet in the kernel memory structures. For example, after starting up an Oracle database instance that uses a l..
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In 2023, 2,164 Gunshots Were Fired In An 80% Black Birmingham, AL Neighborhood—Which Has Only 2, 794 Residents...
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Birmingham, Alabama is a roughly 70 percent black city. Once the crown jewel of the state of Alabama, [...]
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From the front page of the New York Times: On Capitol Hill, Democrats Panic About Biden but Do No [...]
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Nostalgia for the past has supplanted our yearnings for the future, becoming the default marketing tool for corporations. Instead of asking ‘what’s new?’, they ask ‘what have we done before that you liked?’. This trend transcends marketing tactics, reflecting a destabilizing era of remakes and reboots. Crucially, nostalgia is a finite resource, and its exhaustion bears unknown consequences. Jean Baudrillard’s notions of simulacra and simu..
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Nostalgia for the past has supplanted our yearnings for the future, becoming the default marketing tool for corporations. Instead of asking ‘what’s new?’, they ask ‘what have we done before that you liked?’. This trend transcends marketing tactics, reflecting a destabilizing era of remakes and reboots. Crucially, nostalgia is a finite resource, and its exhaustion bears unknown consequences. Jean Baudrillard’s notions of simulacra and simu..
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Mexico's Electoral Affirmative Action Program For Women Gamed By Regular Mexican Guys Claiming To Be Trans
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In Mexico, the LGBTXYZ movement is very powerful. In the recent election, all three presidential cand [...]
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Much is in the news about the Heritage Foundation’s Project 2025, and most of the news is hyperventil [...]
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A step-by-step approach on resolving memory issues I experienced at work, leading to an 84% reduction in memory usage with no adverse impacts on the product.
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GMAIL Is Blocking VDARE.com Emails For Some Reason. Here's A Workaround Until We Get An Answer
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For some mysterious reason, VDARE.com email is now being rebuffed as spam by Gmail. That includes all [...]
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Here’s a crime story from CWB Chicago: Pickpockets ravaged Pride Fest and Pride Parade, with 31 thef [...]
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I want to capture my thoughts around this experience… First, I know living on an island is a different experience than, say, the mainland but having to drive to Hilo for the surgeries and also drive home to Kona right after the second one is pretty annoying since Viv isn’t capable of doing the driving. … Continue reading Cataract Surgery
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For much of history, the Atlantic served as humanity’s biggest barrier. But it wasn’t completely impe [...]
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Read thoughts from our Vice President of Product Marketing after his time at RSA Conference 2024, including his thoughts on proactive security.
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Having replicated Georg Nees’ iconic 1968/69 work, “Schotter”, I turned my attention to his “23 ecke” (literally “23 corners”, usually referred to as “Polygons of 23 vertices”), an earlier work from 1964: Background 23 ecke (“Polygon of 23 Vertices”) — Georg Nees, 1964 (Version published in rot 19 in 1965) From the 5 th to the 19 th of February, 1965, the world’s first exhibition of digital art was staged in the St....
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I’m starting my third year as a PhD student. I thought it would be good to look back on some of the things that have helped me to this point. I study programming languages, but I imagine these things will help anyone in computer science—and some might have application to other STEM fields as well. There are many softer skills that you need as a PhD student: curiosity, good work ethic, organization, etc. These are essential and nothing c....
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I’m starting my third year as a PhD student. I thought it would be good to look back on some of the things that have helped me to this point. I study programming languages, but I imagine these things will help anyone in computer science—and some might have application to other STEM fields as well. There are many softer skills that you need as a PhD student: curiosity, good work ethic, organization, etc. These are essential and nothing c....
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Are Democrats REALLY Worried About The Election, Or Do They Have Confidence In Their MSM Allies And Vote Counters?
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New York’s Mayor Eric Adams is giving away massive amounts of money to illegal aliens. That's a litt [...]
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JOURNAL OF URBAN HEALTH Study: Black Men Who Have Been "Exposed" To Shootings Are Twice As Likely To Have Problems Dressing Or Bathing Themselves
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Are you ready for the craziest explanation for what afflicts the black community due to their being e [...]
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ABOUT 25 BLACK-ON-WHITE HOMICIDES: June 2024—Another Month In The Death Of White America
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We posted our traditional Death of White America video on Twitter—black-on-white murders—which has al [...]
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Right now I'm using the stock Gboard for my phone keyboard but I want to switch to a keyboard that doesn't track me. I went looking at the options and I see a ton of options. Is heliboard the best option? Are there better options for privacy? I was hoping we could have a thread where people talk about their experience and the overall usability of the multitude of keyboard options available right now. Are any of these options actually pri..
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I usually talk about the things that I do that were successful. Today I want to discuss something that I tried but failed at. Documenting failed approaches is just as important, though less enjoyable, as documenting what we excel at. In order to explain the failure, I need to get a bit deeper into how computers handle memory. There is physical memory, the RAM sticks that you have in your machine, and then there is how the OS and CPU presen....
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The Tour de France arrives yearly and this time NBC (Peacock) decided to no longer offer the World Feed.
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At the beginning of this year, I spent a couple of weeks at the Almost Perfect creative residence in Tokyo, run by Luis and Yuka. This week Luis and Yuka published a podcast we recorded during my resi...
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At the beginning of this year, I spent a couple of weeks at the Almost Perfect creative residence in Tokyo, run by Luis and Yuka. This week Luis and Yuka published a podcast we recorded during my resi...
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I’m encountering a somewhat controversial dilemma…in a few words: I can either write about what I’ve done, or I can do something. Let me put it this way: I’m often caught between doing (new) things and writing about them. Honestly, I’d rather dive into solving problems and making improvements than document what I’ve done, due to this, as soon as I solve one problem, my mind jumps to a next thing, which means I rarely stop to take my time ..
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