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I haven't found a way to configure Karabiner Elements to replace Caps lock with Escape when I only press that key (for vim) and with Ctrl when I press it in combination with other keys (for the terminal).

I also have both Shift keys bound to () when pressed alone and Shift when pressed in combination with other keys.
no because people can quit and losing good people is a liability for any company. I am assuming that she continues to work there despite being treated poorly is due to immigration issues which make it impossible to switch jobs. We need to end immigration bonded slavery.
>What reasonable use has a consumer sub for more than 10-20 Mbs? if your running a business from home get a business line and stop expecting Pensioners to subsidize your business

2 different people watching high definition video at a high bit rate.
If that's the update: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT207423
then yes.
That's not what they're doing. They're recognizing that the estimate has always been misleading.
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I think it's just not intuitive for me. HOWEVER, that being said, I think based on my experience, all of the languages that had solid prototypal OOP, provided the foundation for class-based OOP, too. So you really get the best of everything.

I think you should go forward with your decision. I think the foundational designs probably matter more: providing flexibility to those who desire either is a tremendously powerful thing.
It's been a while since I used Common Lisp but isn't it recommended to use "if" for conditional expressions and "when"/"unless" for conditional statements?
This actually happens in Ireland for electric "Storage Heaters", which charge up overnight when electricity is cheap and plentiful, but it's not charged at the usual night rate...

(This may actually no longer be a thing, storage heaters aren't used all that often anymore..)
PHP wasn't a bottleneck in this case, most of the time has been spent on communication with DB (as usually in web apps). I think (and hope) this solution can show better performance because of less communications required, but numbers are more interesting than assumptions.

upd: comment about proxying sqlite eliminated this hope.
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Yes, I worked on a startup that did pretty much something like Ruby on Rails, but with TCL, inspired by AOLServer.

The speed critical parts were written in C and loaded as TCL extensions.

Back in the first .com wave.

It also taught me to never again use a programming language without JIT/AOT compiler on their standard toolchain for heavy loads.
If you want to cash in on the success of this game, Nintendo's US-traded stock equivalent is NTDOY - it represents 1/8th share of the Japanese company stock, but traded in USD.

That said, it's not looking very good at the moment, and has fallen consistently from days before release, and still falling this morning.
I think that what the module does is actually not clear here in the comments I'm reading. It's mostly a nice "Hello World" module that shows how Redis can act as a proxy, but it's just a small glue-module that calls the SQLite library with the string passed as query. So you are running queries on a local sqlite server, proxied by Redis.

While this can be a good programming example for newcomers, I suggest to look at modules that are really implementing new DB paradigms on top of Redis. For instance this module builds a graph DB on top of Redis data types, with a query language and so forth:

https://github.com/swilly22/redis-module-graph
It doesn't matter if they aren't perfectly accurate. Neither is the battery "percentage"; it's a constructed number that usually has an unintuitive relationship with the actual physical state of the battery. The point is that it's a useful number, as it answers the question "approximately how much longer can I keep doing what I'm doing right now?".
I was watching an industry spokesperson explain (falsely) that net neutrality forces some companies to fall under one set of regulations, and others to fall under a different set. Getting rid of net neutrality meant that all companies would play by the same rules.
Unless the state budget pays for the entire energy industry, that seems like a curious comparison to make.

You started with the total energy (I presume electrical) usage of the state. About how much do Californians pay for all that electricity per year?
I hope it's clear that I don't mean that in the blunt literal sense.

But IMO counter-articles on Medium with a much milder tone and stripped of screaming marketing hype would go a long way. Help spread the right message about the Bay Area.
I agree...I think a real "proof by construction that the language is [Turing] complete" would just be an interpreter for Turing machine programs written in Lisp, which is pretty boring.
They were sufficiently accurate enough to be useful for a couple of decades. Are we supposed to believe that the release of 10.12.2 marks some watershed moment where they suddenly became useless?

No, it's just BS. Apple doesn't want people paying attention to it anymore, so they removed a useful feature just to avoid complaints.

The "Apple no longer knows how" bit is obviously a joke. I agree with petty, but it doesn't make them look misinformed.
if-else is an expression in Kotlin ( https://kotlinlang.org/docs/reference/control-flow.html )
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> You spend all this time ramping up on a language, toolchain, library, etc, that you will eventually be unable to leverage beyond a certain point since it is not one used by everyday programmers.

Teaching languages that are even modestly successful in that role tend to achieve significant use outside of teaching, as well, so that tends not to be true. Lots of languages that end up having broad general use are created with a minimum ore specific motivating use, and teaching is no less legitimate than any other motivating use. Pascal, for instance, was a teaching language, and it for quite a while had enormous industrial uptake.
Rust itself depends on clang to build the llvm backend it runs on top of, so you can't get away from c++ that easily.
I'm absolutely blown away by the fact that the possibility of recurrent neural networks encoding memory was discovered and published before electronic computers existed, and that the construction was entirely theoretical, based on first principles alone.
If it makes you feel any better just think of it as shorthand for 'creative asset'.

Anyway, it's a really mundane piece of jargon. It's like you're rolling your eyes at people who use 'access' as a verb.
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Sadly, if the company isn't profit-motivated, it will be displaced by a profit-motivated one. At this point large companies are eerily similar to the hypothetical paperclip-maximizing AI that converts the entire earth in paperclips. Except that making more money lets you make even more money in a snowball effect.

The fix is probably to check glassdoor etc. as much as you can before working for a potentially unethical company. But then you'll be restricted to working for only a small handful of companies.

The other fix is to only work as a contractor, so you're isolated from the effects of being practically a serf to a company entity.
This is where the EU view of a company having its customers, its shareholders, and its employees as stakeholders all having rights makes a difference. If your view is shareholder primacy, that only the shareholder matters, then you end up with a very different system.

Do we really all need to live as if we were in the military? Don't people go to war so others can live in peace?
That's not what a hack against 1Password, LastPass, or similar product will look like. When it happens, it will be because someone manages to commit to the VCS repository of one or more of their client applications (iOS, Android, desktop, etc.). All it takes is a few lines of code to dump the unencrypted contents on the device itself, and post them to some API endpoint or email address.

One commit to a VCS by a disgruntled employee, or an attacker who social engineers credentials to the VCS, and the client applications themselves - which must be trusted to decrypt the contents locally - will be compromised.

This is the problem with proprietary password managers, where the client applications are provided by the company. You cannot vet that software which is running on your device today, let alone all the app updates coming down the pipeline.
99.9% of users have no idea they are inside a web frame. And so what if a good app uses 100-200M of ram these days? That's like one tab in Chrome. Electron has very low idle CPU usage, which I think impacts more users than does the memory. Each of those cross-platform widget toolkits look like shit.

The bigger issue is obviously lazy developers not polishing their electron app, but you can do basically anything with it.
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Assume that there are generally two kinds of physical attackers:

* Casual, opportunistic attackers who will steal any available laptop.

* Targeted attackers who want your laptop in particular.

Against a casual attacker, even if your laptop is stolen unlocked, it's not going to be carefully kept unlocked. Doing so requires sophistication, care, and extra risk. Instead, the laptop is just going to get wiped.

Against a targeted attacker, like the FBI when they took down Ross Ulbricht (who FDE'd his laptop), the attacker will simply wait until the laptop is unlocked.
Oculus DK2 had a built in latency sensor that measured a coded pixel in the corner of the screen and then fed that back in to the prediction/forward-projection steps. I'm not sure about Vive and Rift CV1. I didn't see anything like it in the iFixit teardowns.
Although this is an exploit and should be fixed, FDE rarely works if your computer is on / sleeping.

Same thing with the iPhone. Even though it has solid FDE, there have been exploits if the phone is on (even with a passcode, etc).

Turning off your device is the best protection, even if you have FDE.
> I had never before encountered this kind of visceral hatred

This comment rang some bells for me. Have a friend from the Netherlands who was in undergrad with me, and one day in confidence he told me one of the things he didn't understand most in America is how someone can harbor, and actively maintain, such a passionate hatred for someone they aren't intimately involved with.

While this hatred is most definitely present in other first world nations, I can't avoid the fact that he is correct and far more pervasive in America. It doesn't make much sense to me.
I can understand that many people don't give that much thought to money, banks, how they work, what they do and what they don't do. People go to bank to get a house. Then just make transfers for the amounts that bank tells them.

I can see how a guy could just overdraw his account and wait for the bank to tell him to pay some of it back. Maybe he thougt that when the bank will request some money back he can always sell cars or celebriy memorabilia and make the ends meet.

He didn't cocieve a plan to buy a helicopter or luxury yaht. He was just living little bit above his means for a while.

Fraud is a bit strong name when you are just doing someting noone forbid you to do.
Quite an amazing coincidence that they recognized this right after they released a new line of computers whose battery life failed to live up to expectations.

And quite annoying that they're "recognizing" this, when it's often quite useful and not at all misleading. I made good use of that display before, and now they've taken it away.
I don't think it's fair to suggest Apple removed the battery life indicator because they don't know how to make one.
What does? The necessity that you should actually show something is occurring before a company destroys someone's reputation and livelihood? Reality is that people lie. Do you genuinely believe that an accusation should be taken as 100% truth simply on one person's word? Do you not see how easily that become a weapon? Even reprimanding a person, when there's no proof they've done anything wrong, establishes a bias against them. That's a great way to alienate an employee who may have done nothing wrong, not to mention opening the thread of legal repercussion.
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Well, it was. Specifically, Common Lisp was. But that language's standard was etched in stone in 1994 whereas languages like Python (where most deep learning user-facing code is done) continue to evolve.

I think Python really took off for that because it already had quality and widely-used libraries for writing the code in Python and doing the work in a more efficient place (numpy, scipy). Clojure has one of those for matrix multiplication but not much else there, and I'm not sure Racket has anything at all.
Where is the line between assertiveness in an environment where people are so-called "equals," and harassment? People (men, women, etc) use leverage to achieve their goals, and most managers in tech aren't equipped to resolve power dynamics.

Most of what guys do to each other to get leverage when they are "equals" would be considered harassment by a gentler temperament.

There is a counter narrative to the progressive political one that has some valid questions.
There is a huge difference between physical access and the computer being on. That is the first thing this exploit says -- it doesn't work if the computer was turned off previously.

This has always been the way to protect a computer that uses full disk encryption. Turn it off. Sleep mode will not protect you.
Maybe I should change the title to "... for new projects".
If you still have customers on IE8 I guess it is different situation. But if you start a new project, which is not targeted at Enterprise users, you will have to make the decision if you invest your available time into supporting a dying(?) browser or more features.
It's a joke. Of course they know how to make one. They had one in 10.12.1.
Oh come on now, you can't be serious.

The fluctuation, if it exists at all, has real meaning in how people are managing their system.

It also gives an indication to the health of battery

They could have showed a range, or a smoother average, or a prediction based on previous use.

They could have a graphical interface illustrating what programs are causing the fluctuation.
Many ways to improve something that's already perfectly adequate.

A "people are stupid, let's tell them less" approach is one of the ones making software so profoundly terrible and increasingly less useful.
This is a good description. I think people need to think of Super Mario Run more like Super Mario Kart. You can drive through all of that game's tracks in less than an hour too, but that doesn't mean the game is over.
This happened on my 3rd birthday. Can't say I remember exactly what I was doing at the time but I've heard my parents talk about seeing it on TV.
Look at life spans of royalty vs commoners in 19th and early 20th century, this already happened and took the medical advances of 20th century to make similar.
Do you believe that the ontology of science, namely the fundamental entities of the standard model and general relativity, serve as the only valid foundation for all other ontologies encompassing the human experience?
Well, I have never used Elsevier. I always visit Sci-Hub.
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In 3 - 5 years, the name will sound archaic.
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There are band type "windmills" it's a taught band with magnets on each end when it flaps it moves the magnets to generate power.
Well, actually *Lisp was a thing.

I think it is also a matter of culture, probably if the likes of AMD and NVidia cared, they could invest some money into making such languages run properly on GPGPUs, instead of leaving it to researchers alone how to target PTX and ROCm.

On the other hand something like C++17 would already offer many of the Lisp benefits, even if a bit uglier.
"That creative hasn't been performing well, regardless of channel."

"Our creative review process is taking too long."

"Can you pull all the ads for that creative?"

"How good the creative is matters a lot more than how you deliver it."

(I haven't worked in ads since 2012, though, so my memory of the jargon may be off.)
9 years is a very long time.

If disaster struck, are you saying it would take you weeks to get your site up and running again?

These days we actually can spin the whole lot up in hours if not minutes.
Came here looking for this comment...

"I approached my management when the situation escalated, who directed me to HR. Instead of helping me, HR embarked on a defensive and confrontational script. I felt cornered, unsafe and unsure of what to do next."

It's HR's job to mitigate the risk to the company. They are not your friend, they are there to save the company from harm.
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> we are vastly over-represented by any standard.

Population India in 2013 : 1.3 billion

Number of Indians in the technology sector = ?

Lets be generous and say that all Indians in the USA work in the tech sector. That would be 2 million. Then lets be even more generous and add the entire population of Bangalore, 4 million as tech workers. 6E6/1.3E9 = 0.4 percent.

That's a simple standard showing that you are a minority and under-represented on a global level.
And [O]Caml was originally called "Le-ML" because it was written in Le-Lisp (and targeted the same VM, LLM3).
That's a good question, but I think they resell it as a whole.
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My impression was that it was more a case of drivers (much like with getting older Android devices updated to recent Android) than the hardware capabilities themselves.

After all, the SoCs in use are much the same ones that are powering said Android devices already. The overhead of the ChromeOS addition should be minimal.
From the article:

>One day, one of my supervisors jumped to my defense at a team event, in an awkward display of sexism.
As mentioned in this article, Chinese programming education is weird. Middle/high school students are usually learning outdated stuff like Visual Basic 6, while college students learn C from a book that is based on and undefined-behavior-compatible with Visual C++ '98. (The book also includes suggestions like "if it doesn't compile, change the extension to '.cpp'.")

In addition, I have heard that the National Olympiad in Informatics (NOI) still disables ALL compiler optimizations for fairness across Free Pascal, gcc, and g++. As a result, C++ STL becomes something to be avoided for performance.
or maybe the author has a sense of humor which you lack
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That's because there is a big difference between making a promise and delivering on a promise.
Leave it to the CEO of CNN to suggest "fixing" the internet by making it as subservient to power as the traditional mainstream media.
I'm in a similar boat. I wanted to enjoy this, I love Mario games, but I don't like it. The gameplay is annoying because it's all about executing jumps properly, but when you mess one up you have to start the whole level over. That's not fun for me.
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According to the story as presented in the article, failures of Apple's official representatives (managers & HR) were among the causes of her intense stress and depression. Attempting to fix the problems they caused seems like the least they could do.
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I submitted my website worktheme.com and google says the content is not good enough for placing ads. WTF?

Is there anything I can do to fix this situation? I thought my site content is already good enough because I have about 1000 regular visitors every day. I don't want to add content just for the sake of AdSense. Pleae advise. Thanks!
Sigh!

You don't have to show up on voting day in person. You can mail your vote in up to one month in advance. (Postage paid by your taxes)

You can chose not to vote for (usually dumb) reasons. But wanting to sleep in is not one of those.
Source? I suspect it would be hard to find even single cases of bullying without psychological elements. Intimidation, humiliation, discrediting, and isolation are not gender exclusive, and I would not categorize them as "the work" being attacked.

For example, a person who identifies themselves as a successful professional might be bullied by someone who attack their work, but thats just an indirection. The attack is on the identity, and the work just happen to be the easiest attack vector in order to attack the identity of the person.
Yes, this quite good book, "Lisp in Small Pieces"

https://www.amazon.com/Lisp-Small-Pieces-Christian-Queinnec/...
The Eigenfactor is a metric for ranking journals that uses an algorithm similar to PageRank http://www.eigenfactor.org/index.php and is one of the many metrics competing to replace IF
And how often did your team make fun of you, deride you on the job or act in an uncivil manner toward you in general? Stress is a real thing - when it builds up and you're not a tough military guy, you can't just suck it up. And even tough military guys do end up with severe stress, it's not called PTSD for "chin up and walk it off".

Think about it again - AAPL are also paying two shitheads to insult female employees and lower productivity. These are your money being thrown away to kick out a productive employee who was hired using your money.
Introducing the complexity of OpenStack just because you might want to migrate off from AWS at some point?
Completely agree with you on this one. The situation is much more worse than what we living in a bubble imagine.
The video really touches your heart.
Reminds me of a couple of my friends in my college, and the struggle they went through - Shifting from one language to another.
What you call grid defection might very well happen in currently developing countries though, just as they never adopted telephone lines or stable postal services.

In most developing countries the grid is the problem, not the production. They often lose more than 50% of the electricity before it gets O the point of use. They also need to make large scale coordinated upfront investments, which i difficult with weak governments.

In a way, solar + cheap storage could become an economic and social democratisation force.
It's pretty clear what "viewability" means, and why people like you want it. It's also unclear to me that you should be allowed to have it. The reason most mail clients don't load remote content by default is to prevent spammers/marketers from getting "viewability" information. It's sort of a bummer that Google is apparently trying to push it into the HTML spec.
For a clickable link: https://worktheme.com.
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Your content should contain complete sentences and paragraphs, not only headlines.
quite honestly, I'm about to start changing her password monthly for Yahoo... because I can't think of any reason to trust them.
> They exist to parasitically take your money, forcibly take others who don't want to give and really offer very little in return other than more bureaucracy.

If we look at historical facts rather than your mothers anecdotes this is incredibly far from the truth.
It is coming to Android early next year though.
Teds aren't very accurate either, haha

Time remaining... 364
Time remaining... 327 - 37
Time remaining... 326 - 1
Time remaining... 361 + 35

Ted, i suggest you remove it too, and not mislead your users :D
is there anything that not Trump's fault these days.
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