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Assuming he was indeed truthful saying that, I doubt that happens in most such cases. I think the type of people who do that also tend to "overreact" over anything their partners would do that isn't 100% in concordance to what they said they'd do, which I think in the end leads with a breakup or a bad relationship/many fights, etc.
Tesla would be profitable if it just sold the Model S. Its burning through cash because of R+D and capital expenditure. e.g. building the biggest factory in the world in order to make batteries cheaper.
Insofar as you can only really measure time as the interval it takes for something to happen, and insofar as light's travel is the fastest process in the universe, and that the plank scale is the smallest distinguishable distance, it follows that the measurement of time across that smallest interval is the shortest interval that can be reliably measured.
The dogs that come into the office are all well-behaved. It's part of policy, and coworkers aren't jerks. It's still an office, and there's no better way to turn coworkers against you than bringing in a disruptive dog. People are smart enough to know not to bring in a dog that will make enemies.

I like the dog policy, because every so often I have the nice surprise of being able to pet a fluffy dog, at work. In practice it's not so bad as what you're thinking it might devolve into.
iTunes music hasn't had DRM for years.
The problem that the grandparent has is probably not with USB-C itself, but with the Retina MacBook having only one USB port and literally nothing else.
Tesla is taking customers from the german manufactuers, if you look at 2015 figures. Parent post is talking about 2012-onwards which isn't really relevant - the Model S wasn't made in significant volume until 2015.
I haven't had significant problems with bluetooth in about four years. Also his steps:

Unbox Bluetooth headphones.
Try to put them in pairing mode.
Can’t figure out how to get in pairing mode.
Open Settings -> Bluetooth on phone.
Wait for headphones to show up.

Should have "read the instructions" at step one. I know few people believe this but the manufacturer often knows a lot about getting their product to work out of the box.
Well, the discussion was not about cholesterol, but about fat in general, about which the blog writes

> A better focus is on reducing saturated fat and trans fat in the diet, which play greater roles in damaging blood vessels than dietary cholesterol.
I really wish trade schools weren't dying in America. They're ab affordable way for real people to earn a good living without as huge an investment.

I wish more fields were taught in trade schools rather then colleges. Ex: software engineering, writing, art, some other engineerings.

Things that are t centered around academia, in my opinion, should be considered trades. If they where we'd all be saving a lot of time and money.
I find the implementation very compelling too - it uses kernel support. That really simplifies an otherwise very complicated and security-sensitive code path.
Also native Swede so might be a bit biased.

If you enjoy the outdoors Stockholm has a lot of accessible nature just around the corner with large parks in central city as well as accessible and clean water ways as large parts of the city is located on islands. Within weekend trip range you have alpine skiing and wilderness in the northern parts of the country.

When it comes to job hunting there are a number of larger incumbents such as Ericsson that currently is struggling a bit. But there is also a number of larger "start-ups" such as Spotify, Klarna, King, iZettle, etc. These companies are very used to relocate new employees and have a structured process for everything from housing, to tax admin, even initial social activities.
The jobs where experience might be seen as valuable?
Maybe they got one of WoSign's certificates for the French government. Apparently it's quite easy to do that.
I'm not defending any state spying, but geopolitics is different from individual interactions. Not anticipating the moves of the other nations means risking millions of lives of people from you country. Wars, nuclear wars, economic depression, etc. It's sad but we haven't yet solved many problems to fully become a democratic Earth (e.g. distribution of knowledge, election of politics. which basically are the same problems we see in distributed computing systems).
With the static linking in 5.6, did that also include the image format plugins (eg jpg, bmp, etc)?
A lot of people like SD cards because you can just pull them out of the phone, stick them into a PC or Smart TV or whatever, and see your vacation photos on a big screen. And without the hassle of going through some cloud provider.

(As another anecdote, I once tried to get a photo from an iPhone onto a Linux PC without having to sign up for some cloud account first. After about an hour of fiddling, I ended up e-mailing the image to myself.)
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Sounds fantastic.

So, who will try to convince the wealthy to give up their status and distribute their wealth to the poor?

And who will tell the poor who suddenly has a lot of wealth, that this doesn't mean you can have anything you want now?

I have the feeling we wont learn until something really big and stupid happens, killing millions by the minute.

Even after that a few generations pass and everything will be the same as it always was and will be.
There are other things holding people back. I would buy one, except that I live in a rented apartment and park my car in the residential car park, which has no facilities for charging the car overnight, and no capacity for me to add one.

This sort of limitation applies to pretty much anyone who doesn't live in a house with a driveway or garage. Many people park their cars on the street, and would have the same problem I do.
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Sure, but you were talking about Germany previously.
I can tell you that is doesn't work. I used to ride around on a very loud yellow motorcycle, my light on constantly.

I would still get stupid cunts pull out of junctions directly in front of me and often have people open car doors into my path while parked.

Sometimes it felt like I was being driven at, it gives you a bit of a complex and you start to ride extremely offensively at all times.
Not seriously. But I wouldn't seriously argue that it is always rational to follow the law, either. Sometimes you really need the money.
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>Who are these Platonism-of-the-gaps people?

I would go ahead and label them as the entire "robust realist" school of thought in meta-ethics, and we can then throw in large portions of the people doing philosophy of mathematics (the original Platonism in modern philosophy), many people's positions on semantics in philosophy-of-language (ie: they think of semantics in a way that requires Platonic propositions to exist in order to give semantic content, as opposed to merely pragmatic content, to sentences), and of course the endless droning claims of dualism in philosophy of mind.

I would grant these people a lot more charity if they could all get together and agree on what exactly the Immaterial or Platonic Stuff is supposed to actually be, and how it comes into contact with the physical world, not only through supervenience but through some form of actual causation. Instead, since they don't have a unified account of the Immaterial, it looks (admittedly, from the outside) as if they're just working in separate fields and positing various forms of Immaterial Stuff as disparate "solutions" for all the problems they refuse to allow to be solved naturalistically.

Naturalism can at least shunt off the hard work of explanation to actual sciences, and when that work gets done, naturalism ends up with philosophical accounts that don't require new and different forms of spooky stuff for each and every thing we want to explain.
> How do you "unplug" bluetooth headphones from one device and plug them into another?

With difficulty, hence all the stories you hear of people accidentally blasting porn audio over their living room speakers while they think they're in the privacy of their bath/bedroom.
I've found that nowadays just Googling for appropriate tutorials can be just as good as reading an O'Reilly book. Text tutorials are the fastest, but when you get stuck it can help to watch a YouTube tutorial around where you get stuck. Especially useful for anything which involves having to click on stuff in a UI (for example when learning Interface Builder).
That's kind of pointless when analog adaptors are available, though, isn't it? It can only prevent copying of the digital stream, which is nothing new.
Also, how are you supposed to listen to music while the phone is charging?
Slightly off-topic, but:

The UK is probably one of the worst places in the English-speaking world to be accused of hosting something illegal. I've considered hosting a kink social network here (competition with Fetlife), but any sort of image sharing system would leave me incredibly open to the police. I've known people who hosted specific kink-related forums and similar, even without an image upload system, and had huge problems.

As far as I can tell the most reasonable thing to do if I wanted to go through with this would be to develop the software, and sell it on an ongoing basis to a company somewhere with reasonable laws which can actually operate it.
Didn't the best i division employees quit recently? So we'll see just how "promising" this division remains.

https://cleantechnica.com/2016/04/23/top-bmw-engineers-leave...
ShowDoc is a tool greatly applicable for an IT team to share documents online
assuming bread is property of the baker and all property is considered equal...then, yes.
Because English is world's lingua franca. That's the reason e.g. most open source code is in English: not because of English colonialism, but because practical reasons, so everyone can read it (English is teached as second language almost everywhere, also in China)

P.S. I'm not an English native speaker.
By buying Beats, they've already shown that they don't care about the audiophile market... There's not many worse sounding headphones in their price ranges.

The serious audiophile market though already has headphone amps and will just buy one that connects directly to the lightning connector.
I agree with #1 and was thinking basically the same thing. Most of what I did during my internship, and what I help foster in the inters today at the same company, is the idea of socializing with other coworkers and other areas of the company. An internship is a taste of moving away from college in to the corporate life, and help determine if that's something interesting to the intern (and it's sometimes not, admittedly). A remote internship sounds effectively like a class with no lecture sessions, which will make it feel effectively like college. It sounds like a neat opportunity, but also like they're definitely missing something by not being onsite. The OP should definitely try to spend a week onsite - I work remotely now, but didn't always, and the weeks onsite are invaluable to the interpersonal relationships that make working remotely possible.
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I think the point is establishing a baseline for "what do I need to do to be healthy?". Bodybuilding and powerlifting are great sports/hobbies/personal improvement/whatever you want to call it, but I wouldn't call them strictly necessary to be healthy.

I do personally lift, specifically with the goal of getting stronger, but it's definitely going above and beyond what's necessary to be healthy.
If you look at the media coverage of this topic in Germany so far one could come to the conclusion that those mass-surveillance operations which reach the public are considered more harmful when they are carried out by foreign agencies (Surprise!...I know). This report hit the major news front pages for only one day - my guess is that it has been longer if it was the NSA (or at least the GCHQ) instead of the BND.
It's usually possible to generate additional revenue if you can hire people at below market wages (and compete on cost).
Bitcoins can be somewhat anonymous if you buy them with cash.
Is there such a thing as a real shortage, except in the context of an objective that can't be satisfied due to that shortage?
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considering in a democratic system the government is a representation of the will of the governed and, you know, us governed types don't expect us to lie to ourselves.

or something.
I've heard it makes waterproofing easier.
It surprises me just how quickly the major world governments all started violating sovereign laws and spying on/surveilling their own citizens. Effectively, everyone is now monitored all the time by their own governments bereft of suspicion of having committed a crime - or under the blanket suspicion of everyone being capable of committing a crime (AKA "act of terrorism").

Conspiracy theorists might see the War on Terrorism as a premeditated concoction to justify massive state surveillance, since it's about everyone's justification. That's silly though. We all know they just took advantage of an existing situation, right?
This isn't a rewrite in the traditional "big bang" sense of a rewrite but normal software evolution and maintenance.

Anyway sounds like their approach was quite reasonable, just a bad title for the blog entry.
It all depends on the school and the crazy politics.

When I was an undergrad, certain ethnic groups were untouchable on the campus. There was also a lot of paperwork involved and cracking down on cheaters would focus attention on the department.
Yes, but I guess that they're just concatenated at compile-time.
My favorite le Carré book, 'A Perfect Spy', is largely based on his unconventional early life. I'm looking forward to reading his memoir.
It's pretty much been the story of Apple.
I see your blog article and raise a wikipedia [1]:

"In computer science, concurrency is the decomposability property of a program, algorithm, or problem into order-independent or partially-ordered components or units. This means that even if the concurrent units of the program, algorithm, or problem are executed out-of-order or in partial order, the final outcome will remain the same. This allows for parallel execution of the concurrent units, which can significantly improve overall speed of the execution in multi-processor and multi-core systems."

Note the 'decomposability' part, i.e. the having the property of being decomposable.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Concurrency_%28computer_scienc...
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There are two sets of laws. One for lawmakers, the ultra-wealthy, politicians, judges, military, and cops (the protected class who can carry weapons); and another one for you and I.
>If you sold me a hat with the agreement that I can only wear it on weekends, could you request a takedown of my website with a video of me wearing it on a Tuesday?

Don't think I've seen a funnier analogy for EULAs
The Deutschlandpass doesn't exist anymore? I remember a friend using the hell out of one in 2013.
So rather than the lower classes being raised up, the upper classes have been dragged down? That makes a lot of sense, and accords with what I've seen first-hand.
Cachet is an open source status page system. It's now used by thousands of companies around the world. We've had 50k+ pulls from Docker Hub alone!

https://cachethq.io
I've had this discussion with people, and your opinion is a common one. What can I say? I am personally bewildered that people think that men don't face really serious consequences.

For what it's worth, I do agree with you that no sane woman would ever trust a man who said "I'm on the pill, don't worry." The difference is that I think it's a bad idea for anyone to rely on these assurances.
I have had massive fail rate with BT devices. I actively avoid them.
Nice point about training!
Why are Canadian cell phone rates among highest in world?
The point of the "game" is to induce a chilling effect on private conversations to limit the available discourse about decisions. The French President becomes afraid not to just make a particular decision, but also to even discuss it. It should be obvious that knowledge of spying changes bevahior during diplomatic relations.

This gives inordinate power to organizations that have greater spying capability--the United States with its NSA will have more influence in global affairs than France, even if we both have one vote in the UN security council.

Whether this has "always gone on", though, is irrelevant to whether it is antithetical to democracy.
In my experience it's a joke. It's a way for devs to write executable document strings for the tests they also write.

Absolutely no business person who is responsible at the level BDD works (the head of marketing for example) ever ever ever writes a working BDD description or frankly bothers reading them.

Maybe just maybe they are useful intermediaries for Business analysts but most of those have been fired.

Fitnese tests have more traction but then this is just exposing your API for user tests
>Just because Tesla is overpriced for hipsters doesn't mean you can compare it to other cars in the price bracket.

Well, your prescription doesn't change the fact that magazine journalists, video bloggers, and prospective buyers do in fact compare them because they are roughly in the same price bracket.[1]

It might be possible that most Tesla buyers are only:

1) wealthy Prius owners who want to upgrade to something bigger and more technologically advanced and would never consider Mercedes S-Class

2) eco-green consumers who would only bicycle to work or hail Uber/Lyft if car travel was necessary and would never consider Mercedes S-Class

But based on forum discussions where prospective buyers test drove both and chose one or the other, it seems like there is a population of owners who seriously considered both cars. (Same type of comparison goes for BMW/Audi.)

[1]https://www.google.com/search?q=tesla+"model+s"+vs+mercedes+...
Seriously. I was expected to churn out 2-3 of those a semster in high school!
Get a personal trainer to learn how to keep proper form while exercising and eat right to boost your metabolism. That's how I started 3 years ago now and the trainer was worth every penny.
A copyright violation is not robbery and neither is this

Though of course their overreach should be questioned
I think in all three he used the same kind of software and structural/materials know-how; solid-works or something.

I think a math/physics degree might not have the particulars of structural design specifically.
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That would be the chronon: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chronon
Tesla dont pay for advertising, so I'm not sure what marketing you are referring to. Or how they are reaching a larger market?
Hmph. Sourdough life forever!
Much less if its domestic US, also lob is charging $0.36 for printing/handling, not a ton (they charge $.70)
I guess it's the same issue with a lot of crime in America (let's face it, when you're behind the wheel of a lethal weapon, not paying attention is murder). It's hard to police a place this is so bloody massive.

I've driven quite a few times in different parts of America and the lack of courtesy is frankly ridiculous and is almost an extension of that "I've got mine, fuck everyone else" attitude that some (not all) Americans display.

I have to say as another Brit, some of the cars I've seen on the roads of America wouldn't be allowed near a carriageway here. It's not just the standard of driving that is sketchy, but the maintenance or lack thereof too. I've driven on roads that felt way more iffy that anywhere I've been in the third world.
Bacteriophages are brought up every single time antibiotics are discussed, and always framed as some incredible low-hanging fruit left by the soviets that Americans have stubbornly neglected. I think you really need to keep the discussions more focused than that, especially when the article is about the development and impact of this particular antibiotic.

Otherwise, we end up with the comments for every article touching on city design just rehashing the same arguments regarding car-pedestrian trade-offs ("Did you know that Big Auto had a master plan to kill off the LA street car system!?!?"), and the comments for every article on military jets bemoaning the loss of the A-10 Warthog.
Actually, not if you're a government. The last time they didn't follow the letter of the law, we started torturing people again because we were really hungry.

Most of our laws that exist at extremes (no torture, Geneva Convention) exist as a reaction against what did happen the last time a stressful situation was lawless, and a rational check against the next time stress brings up a possible irrational reaction.

Stealing food should always be a crime - it let's us then consider the circumstances surrounding the action, and forgive the crime. (This is the basic argument against mandatory sentencing. It removes empathy, which makes us less than human.)
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Well it helps that undertaking is super illegal here.
Wow, and from there it's only a small stretch to make my mountain bike look and feel like a BMW! If I had only known it was that easy! ;)
I think the expectation is that analog adapters will identify as such and programs will be able to specify that they only work with playback devices (speakers, headphones) not analog adapters.

We of course know aftermarket adapters won't care and you will always be able to hack apart headphones to extract the the analog signal.

I don't think DRM is a primary goal though it's just something you include because rights holders will occasionally demand it and if you offer it you open a few content doors for your platform. It doesn't matter if it works really.
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One issue is the fear that if the student decides to lawyer up, then the adjunct will be completely outgunned, and there is no clear indication of the extent of their liability. As a former adjunct, I certainly would not have gone there. The department was probably making the same calculation. In addition, as a temporary worker, an adjunct can easily be blackballed, so their strategy is to be as docile as possible.

My mom is a retired high school teacher, and it's a completely different story. Among the "perks" in her contract were legal representation and liability coverage.
This made me smile. Nice news !
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