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What do you mean "like every other photograph with nudge kids in it"? Because most countries do not have laws against photographs with nudge kids in it. Most countries have laws against child porn. Yes, there are difficulties discerning the difference sometimes. This is not one of those cases.

In the case of Facebooks specific censorship, the issue is also not that she was a child in the photo, but nudity in general.
Is "energy" a metaphor? Does exhausting energy refers to causing stress, fatigue or something else?
Great! Might try contacting FSF. They could help you get it sorted:

http://www.fsf.org/
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Except most photography formats are 3:2.
"Great." Oh, wait...

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/asia/north-korea-ban...
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If you've disabled the StartCom CA due to concerns about lack of transparency[0] and are therefore unable to view pages like this one, you can always click the "web" link above and then view the cached page on Google.

For convenience, that link is:

https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:9Tj0HS...

0. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12411870

Edit: To be clear to the downvoters, this has nothing to do with Python, other than they're using the StartCom certs. Not a criticism of Python.
Such a book has a great deal of value, to be sure.

Is it possible that there are significant differences in the way abusive men behave, and the way abusive women do, such that more is required to make a book useful to abused men than simply taking a book written for a female audience and swapping pronoun genders throughout? It seems possible to me. And the book you mentioned implicitly disclaims relevance to a situation of the sort under discussion here:

> In addition, I have chosen to use the terms he to refer to the abusive person and she to the abused partner. I selected these terms for convenience and because they correctly describe the great majority of relationships in which power is being abused. However, control and abuse are also a widespread problem in lesbian and gay male relationships, and the bulk of what I describe in this book is relevant to same-sex abusers.

From the perspective of a man who has been abused by a woman, it is very hard to read anything in this paragraph other than "Go away. You do not exist. This is not for you." Perhaps you may object that that is not an accurate reading. Do you imagine an abusive relationship to be strongly conducive to objectivity?

In any case, I'm having a hard time finding anything like a companion volume for men abused by women. It seems pretty reasonable to imagine that such a book would exist, but if it does, it's sorely in need of publicity. I've found some dating books, and some books of statistics, and some websites that seem to regard the fact that women sometimes abuse men as evidence of some kind of overarching anti-male conspiracy, which I'm not sure is helpful. But I haven't found a "Why Does She Do That?", or anything substantially similar. Perhaps I'm just looking wrong.
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Or, an alternate and equally reasonable position is you can find out what your seniors feel are required assets for you to have and figure out either how to obtain them or, if you already have them, how to appropriately demonstrate that you do.

Forgive me for being rude, but your response, even if meant to be tongue in cheek, comes off as petulant, a little arrogant, and not particularly well reasoned. Assuming you mean to say that you are not progressing in your career because you're an introvert, I would suggest maybe actually talk with your higher ups and figure out why you have not progressed.

Being introverted is not incompatible with leadership or with management or with any higher level position. An equally logical position on why an introvert hasn't advanced is because they don't fulfill the requirements of higher positions. There's nothing inate about being inroverted that makes you suddenly incapable of more responsibility. However, if what your employer is looking for is incongruent with what you're offering, that's not a failure of the employer to recognize your worth, it's an incongruency with your wants and their needs. This is true of any business for any person, regardless of personality.

That is, if advancement in a company means more managerial work or team management and so on, you need to demonstrate you can provide these services; these aren't matters you can just say "yes I do this", it has to be demonstrated. Lumping failure to advance under "it's because I'm introverted" without any other justification seems to be more of an excuse.
Nice find. No doubt batteries are a hazard particularly when exposed/not installed in devices as many of these examples describe... batteries found squashed between the seat and so on. If we remove cases of smoking loose batteries, or crushed devices in luggage, the failure rate is extremely low.
To the extent that the author of that book is correct - they talk about visual, auditory or kinesthetic, I don't really think it is the same learning style we are talking about. The GP says some people learn better if you just hand them a book and let them read it in their own corner (i.e. don't expect extroversion as a precondition for the learning environment you create).
Has North Korea become "too big to fail"?
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I'm with you. I've been using SmartGit for years and would never go back to the weak sauce of the command line, except for a few odd things that SmartGit doesn't cover (like bisect).

Every one of the tasks in the article is a simple, straightforward operation in SmartGit. Take "I accidentally committed something to master that should have been on a brand new branch!" or "I accidentally committed to the wrong branch!" for example.

Instead of an obscure series of four to six commands, you simply go to SmartGit's log view and drag the branch markers to where you want them. Easy and intuitive.

I know GUI tools are a hard sell for a lot of programmers. I honestly don't understand why. I think it may be the fear that you'd be giving up power, but SmartGit isn't a dumbed-down GUI. It gives you a more powerful set of tools, and much more visibility into the state of your repo.

You're not even giving anything up. You can still use the command line whenever you want, and SmartGit shows you the commands it used to accomplish each task.

Of course you still need to understand the underlying Git concepts to use any GUI effectively, but a tool like SmartGit lets you see those concepts.
The "hoverboards" have a much bigger battery, with far more stored energy, and are also designed such that they can release that energy more quickly since the application requires it. A typical phone has around 10-15Wh capacity, hoverboards are in the 150-100Wh range, and laptop batteries are usually <100Wh; these are also cells which are designed more for long low-current discharges.
I'm all for cursing in private conversation with friends and such when it's appropriate - but why do people continue to think it's acceptable in public examples of work? Will this go on someone's resume like this? What will an employer think?

I'm not questioning freedom of speech or self expression or anything like that. I'm simply saying, if you build a tool / live example / whatever and intend to show it to people - you probably should try to keep it professional.

As for the actual tool - cool? Markdown is great amongst programmers but ask random internet user what markdown is and they'll look at you like you have 3 heads. I've never understand the use of this outside of programming in things such as content editors or such.
My DBMS is sufficiently expressive, thank you.
I can certainly learn faster from a book. Unless the teacher is Eminem, I can read much faster than they can speak. I've found that an hour of classroom instruction is about 15 minutes of reading for me.
I fear Git so much that I make zip packages of the repo before potentially destroying operations.
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Same here. The QE+low interest rates have delayed our home purchase perhaps indefinitely. We feel a bit like migrants .. can't afford homes in the city we grew up. It used to feel very miserable ... I'm looking at it positively now that I don't have "roots" that take away my job mobility. This also means we just have cash for retirement .. no housing at all. I suspect we'll end up moving to an ultra-low cost location when that time comes , and try to stretch out our savings + social safety net. It is a raw deal people of my generation got .. but I guess it could be a lot worse when we look at history (wars, famine, etc). As an aside, it is just sad that the only popular politician calling out the Fed is Trump :/
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Inspired by the recent post, 'Who needs contributors?' [https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12405712] I thought it would be interesting to see if there are any open source projects out there that might be interested in non-technical contributors. It might be a great way to get non-technical people involved with open source and might inspire some to learn code.

As per the original post:

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It refers to getting tired.
This works the other way around as well. I can ask a male coworker for coffee, and suddenly he thinks I'm interested. It gets weird. Same sorts of things happens with guys I thought were just a friend - dating was the furthest from my mind.

If I were to speculate, I think some of this has to do with the way we treat dating culture and flirting - lots of hidden meanings and things that aren't/shouldn't be said instead of simply being upfront about intentions. If some of the courtship ritual were changed, I think there would be less ambiguity. I also think this has a good deal to do with culture and the messages we are taught growing up (for example, women being taught they should be suspicious of men's intentions, even though most men aren't assholes in that way).

In a way, your expressed difficulties are precisely the problem.
An even more powerful and touching video clip of this frog, as captured by Joel Sartore in his Photo Ark project, can be found in this video (starting around 6:00):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=49lzBOB4HB4
Well, that, and that and too strategically important to China to fail. However frustrated the DPRK makes them, they still don't want an American-allied Korea on their border.
They're coming : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N2V9iuTW3sA
For me it is mental energy. I get the same kind of tired as I do writing code just much faster.
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That's why I switched to the LGV10 -- which has a removable battery. It's successor the V20 also has a removable battery. Nothing beats going from 5% charge to 100% in 15 seconds.
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If you want me to buy another phone every year or two you will need to provide me with something I want and not force me because the old one is now broke. Especially at a price tag of almost $1000.

I didn't buy the note 5 not because of the fixed battery but because they removed the SD slot.
I used to think that's just how women are, too. Eventually I realized that I had been made to think so in service of a purpose not my own.
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I just wish it was an OLED display and I would be onboard the next day.
For those wondering WTF is a Coupa, like I was: "Coupa is a cloud-based spend management software company located in San Mateo, California". Still wondering why is this on HN front page though.
I love Hacker News! I can't imagine where else it might happen that a Silicon Valley startup founder would explain to a mouthy unlettered Mississippi redneck what it's like to be poor or working class. Thank you for that!
Christians are still calling, regularly, for the blood of their enemies. Don't kid yourself that there aren't Christians who believe the society and its powers that they created shouldn't be used to perpetuate their religion. States all over the world have to deal with this extremism..
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I'm in a course now where the printed course books (the only materials available) all have the important concepts as blanks. The idea is that it's interactive. But in reality I'm spending more time writing than thinking and after missing 20 minutes of training due to a conflict, I now have several pages that are entirely useless.
Vikaura is owned by Powercast Corporation which dates back to 2003. Their primary business is making devices which use RF energy to provide DC power to low power devices - PowerHarvester is one of their products.
At this point I think we need to define what it means to "learn git properly". The assumption in this discussion is that it is more than learn a few concrete commands for specific tasks in a few minutes. You say 3 hours is sufficient, but is it?

For example, something as simple as "Changing the Last Commit" (as in "git commit --amend") is found in chapter 7.6 in the git book which is given as main documentation on git-scm.org. The first 6 chapter mainly deal with introducing the model, architecture and high level workflows. Even if you skip the chapter on github, that's still 5 chapters on mostly theory to read before you get to some often-used tool commands. I would argue that is more than 3 hours for most people if you don't just skim it but try to also understand it.

Apart from that, to answer the question: indeed, often I don't have 3 hours for something to be considered "nice to know" as opposed to "absolutely necessary". And if the manual is a "fsckin'" one, I'm unlikely to read it at all.
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>I think society is geared to rewarding the extroverts: You have to sell yourself, and BS you way to the top of the corporation or whatever group you're in.

It's a self-perpetuating observation bias. You don't see the successful introverts, because they don't go on TV talking about their amazing life journey etc.

Ergo, everyone associates success with extroverts. There's actually no natural correlation between being an extrovert and being successful, but people /think/ one exists because of observer bias, and that makes it harder for introverts to succeed because they get passed over for hiring and so forth for not being "outgoing enough to be a leader" or whatever.

The perception creates the reality.
Based on "update at a more leisurely pace" I'm guessing it's literally just looking for specific methods from libraries covered by security advisories, which is much less interesting than what you are imagining.
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Serious question: why? What do they envisage happening in that scenario? Korea invading them seems unlikely, they trade with the US all the time, and there have recently been massive American forces on their border in Afghanistan with noone batting an eyelid.
Happy to share!

I had to do a site visit with a customer recently and spent some time pair programming on their codebase -- on a Windows machine and they used an awful git client -- really reminded me how much I appreciate using gitup!
Shhhh ... we all have to pretend we do git properly.
You are assuming people will "resee" it. But people need to have seen it for the first time somewhere in order for that to happen. A lot of people don't know this picture, or have idea what impact it has, and if Facebooks censorship remains unchallenged, a lot of important pictures will remain unseen by a growing proportion of people.

This specific people may escape that fate, as it's important enough to be in history books - I believe I first saw it in primary school - but handing Facebook the power to hide important parts of history from a huge proportion of people is dangerous.
I'm married. I have friends of both sexes. I'll go out alone with them if I please. He has the same freedoms as I do. I don't see what the problem is. That is being respectful and not allowing jealousy to stifle your partner's behavior. IMHO, if you can't trust your spouse to go out to lunch or coffee with their coworkers, perhaps there is a problem with the relationship.
The author is free to do as he/she wishes, but when I see profanity in the title I'm much less inclined to click on it.

I wonder if I'm an anomaly and no one else cares, if other people feel the same way as I do, or if for every person like me, there's someone who is more inclined to click because they saw a swear word?
> If you can learn ${lang}, you can learn to identify your own feelings. Once you know your own feelings, you can learn empathy. Once you learn empathy, social skills is a breeze.

Believe me: I think I know my feelings pretty well. But I also claim that they are often so much different from the feelings other people have that this does not help me to empathize. Just to give one example: How is the feeling called that you feel when you read and understand beautiful mathematical proofs? I have not found a name for this feeling in any psychology book that I have read. On the other hand grief (in the sense of the feeling that people feel when someone near dies; I hope this is the intended translation of the German word "Trauer" - I'm no English native speaker) is a feeling that I only know from literature and watching people - I can confidently say that I never felt such a feeling myself.

Back to topic: I believe the step from "knowing your own feelings" to "empathy" assumes that your feelings are somehow related to the feelings other people feel. I think this bold assumption does not hold very strongly for me. Believe me: If I act on this assumption, chaos will happen. On the other hand if I apply, say, some maximum-likelihood estimation (to use a word from statistics, don't interpret the word "maximum-likelihood" too literally) on how another person might feel (which is often quite the opposite to how I feel and completely against my instincts and I would never like to be treated this way), at least less chaos will happen.
> "Preserving the order of kwargs in a function"

"What are you trying to achieve?"
If this is not caused by the Windows issue mentioned by TeMPOraL, I might have another explanation:

My former notebook (Acer Timeline 1810TZ) used to wake up from a press on any keyboard button, which I was unable to change.
The issue here is that with sufficient pressure (e.g. when I was running with the device in a messenger bag), the lid would bend enough to actually press a key and wake up the machine.

My hackish solution was a script that would automatically put the laptop back to sleep a few seconds after waking up, which I then manually killed after intentionally waking the device.
Is there any way the world could become more peaceful, and we could get rid of the seemingly eternal gun-pointing happening between the USA (+ NATO), China, Russia etc? Curious to hear what possible steps can be taken to calm the worlds warmongerers down further. What are possibilities for the future.
Very good, this is a great step, but just a thing to be remembered: hydroelectric energy is renewable, better than coal, oil, etc, but it still kills a lots of animals and flood great areas, disappearing with waterfalls and changing landscapes.
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I'd like a cheaper 2016 911 Turbo or iPhone7. Merely by proposing to PCNA or Apple a way they could do that does not obligate them to find an alternative way to make their product cheaper if they reject my idea.
>subversion is still king in the corporate-engineering companies and it tends to work well in those types of setups.

For some values of "work". We're using SVN at my new job, with a single trunk branch. Not having the ability to commit locally, and mess around with local branches is a pain in the ass. I found a solution though. I cloned SVN repo using git-svn and now I can make local commits like a pro, and use my beloved magit (Emacs git interface).
Exactly because they can make more money by avoiding controversy there is every reason to be outraged and make it known - it is the one channel we have to make it worth it for them to listen and consider changing their policies, by making it costly for them to ignore it.

> But until people are willing to get upset enough about issues like this to leave Facebook, they really have no incentive to change.

They will have an incentive to change if e.g. advertisers start worrying about their image if they advertise on Facebook too. Causing outrage and creating a debate around whether Facebook is damaging our society is a way of making Facebook a less attractive advertising channel as well.
Because it's a book, not an article.
>is there any way the world could become more peaceful

The world is becoming more peaceful.

And in theory, nuclear weapons make the world more so, which is why these countries pursue them. Despite what the mainstream news likes to report, there's a microscopic probability that the DPRK would attempt to use a nuke offensively.
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I don't know how it compares to GitUp, but SmartGit works on Linux, Windows, and macOS. I use it on all three platforms and recommend it highly. See my other comment in the subthread for more thoughts about it.
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It's a side-effect.
The parent "caring" and making a meaningful positive difference are not the same things.

Allowing the parent to fail might be super negative for the scammer too. For example, parents withdrawal of financial support for his education, kicking them out, reporting them to the police, or worse, the kid commits suicide; if you read the kids responses, it's very clear they're not stable.

Fine with you disagreeing with my experiences of helping people, but please be careful in how you apply your approach in the real world.
Though it's something which has been requested in the past. Also preserving the ordering of class definitions.
I like Drum and Bass - because I interpret music spatially, multiple times during the day I notice the beat and the execution of code actually sync up, it's exhilarating to watch

https://youtu.be/ww5z-24x7LY?t=101

I've also started to listen to 2 songs at once, because it's quite a different perception to enjoy the songs together and then individually, simultaneously
I feel insincere doing those things beacuse simply, I'm being insincere. I don't really care that you had a hamburger for lunch to be honest and I actively don't want you to know what I did over the weekend. So I lie to keep up appearances.