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Why does everything related to C have to have comments on rust ?
If the taxis are doing a strike, you can speak of strike breaking only for taxis not participating in it. Uber are not taxis per se, so there is no way they can break a strike they aren't doing in the first place.

Also there seems to be a confusion made on strike and strike consequences or demonstration. Being on strike only means stop working, not directly blocking access or service (although it is often done in conjunction). So again Uber providing service for people not serviced by taxis can not be labeled of strike breaking: Uber didn't prevent any taxis to be on strike if they want to do it.

Aside my opinion on the matter as a French who suffered more than one time from strikes is that Uber did a good job by allowing people to live their lives normally. Not being able to move, send a mail, study, lend a book, ... is really frustrating.
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I have to source for it, but I can't imagine any laptop having a better trackpad than MBP. Any idea how good in comparison it is?
Or simply it should be shipped by default with your operating system. That way, everyone has it, whether they need it or not, and you can claim you don't know what that is and it must be something that came with your Windows copy.
For me, Windows 10 is a step backwards for consumers. Microsoft was the one of the few software giants that cared about backward compatibility and not breaking users' workflows. Google is notorious for sunsetting products depended on by people at a whim and good luck getting updates for your Macs or iPhones without buying new hardware every few years (even if older hardware is supported, often updates make the devices run slower because they've been tuned for running on the latest hardware). But the people have spoken loudly with their wallets and Microsoft has listened. It's trendy and profitable to fuck consumers. Now they aggressively pushed Windows 10 on people and it comes with forced updates, ads, and telemetry that can't be turned off without hacking about.
The privacy vs. secrecy question properly framed
Very nice design and UX. I like it. What would be nice to have is a switch (like remote switch) for part-time jobs. Keep up the good work! And thank you for this service!
Meet the seven people who hold the keys to worldwide internet security (2014)
Maybe if they would fix the contact syncing with non-Google providers, or something.

I have found serious bugs with syncing contacts to Google's servers. I found that the web version of contacts didn't have a bunch of changes I made to a contact on my phone, so now every time I make changes on my phone I look and rarely are they on the web contacts.

I started a case with Google (I have a 5x, so I'm supported) and go to the point they wanted me to factory reset rather than find the bug. I said no thanks. I even pleaded that that would just mask the bug and didn't they want to find the problem? After all, I was completely stock (I didn't even unlock the bootloader).
> so as a Canadian who may want to move to the US at some point, I'm hoping it passes.

Why would it affect you?
The Paula (amiga chip) e.g. cannot reproduce a classical scale, because of limited bit precission [1], producing chracteristic harmonies.

For the SID, there's probably just not enough engineering going into emulation, as enthusiast prefer the original experience anyway.

[1] you might enjoy the talk Elements of chip music by Linus Akesson: <https://www.linusakesson.net/music/elements/index.php>
At the first glance, this seems to be a way to bring the 3rd world taxi experience to the 21st century.

Really, no taxi licenses, no requirements on cars, no driver verification, no GPS, paying cash... I feel safe already.
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I had this discussion with a French guy who calls for similar policies there. I'm a bit surprised that homeland companies hiring foreign workers for cost reasons aren't seen as damaging thus justifying that kind of policies.
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Many devs hate Windows for precisely defined reasons. But because we people are different, you may not be not bothered by their reasons and vice-versa. However, calling it "they simply hate" without taking their reasons into consideration is pure ignorance, that doesn't move the debate anywhere.

Btw, can Windows 10 use Kerberos auth from KDC that is not AD yet? Preferably without enrolling? Simply running ticket viewer, entering principal and password, getting ticket? And using it for accessing services (file sharing, for example) then? Just like macOS and Linux can?
The reason top companies (FB, Google, major SV startups, etc.) exist primarily in the US is because the US is able to attract talent from all over the world.

If these companies had never been able to hire the best people, there wouldn't now be the same companies hiring more Americans. They would simply exist in other countries, instead of the United States.

By the way, I work at one of these companies and have had frank discussions about compensation with many of my coworkers and I can guarantee you that H1-B holders are NOT being paid less than Americans.

Obviously none of this applies to body shops like Infosys and Tata.

> On immigrating here... I'm not opposed to immigration if it's done the old fashioned way like my dad did it. Come here, apply, wait your tenure for green card, and eventual citizenship.

This suggests to me that you don't actually know what an H1-B visa is. Getting an H1-B is the first step to coming here, waiting for green card, etc. How else do you propose people do it? Out of curiosity, what papers did your dad have that allowed him to come?
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It basically means that the only companies who are gonna be able to hire through H1Bs are the big cos or unicorns.

It also means that there is an economic incentive at all levels to consider hiring Americans first. Which is the point.
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None of the sweat shops offer equity.
I'm also surprised. We shall see...
_Everything_ Trump does is interpreted in the most bizarre and paranoid way possible.

Unfortunately that's how politics works in the US. It's not about arguing your position and attempting to convince people. It's about scoring "political points" which means casting your opponent in the worst possible light, even if that means twisting the trust or being hypocritical.
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hey dave, really awesome feedback! I couldn't thank you enough.

I actually agree on most points, especially on the ageism bit considering I am not exactly old. It is been my sneakiest feeling that it is my resume and/or cover letter.

I saw in your profile that this is an area of expertise. Will it be ok if I engage you for some help? I will send an email via my personal account later in the day if it's fine with you.
I'd love to ditch OSX, but I can't work on Windows. Last time I used Windows was with Windows XP, but now that bash has been ported over, does that mean I should be able to do all the things I can do on my Macbook? SSH to remote machines, install rvm/mongo/postgres, update all my packages with something similar to brew, etc.
There's a government tool for mandatory testing that everybody in a certificate course must use. A feedback thing.

It only runs under IE7.

How I hate it.
As long as you don't make a profit the usual (and legally mandated) liability insurance covers all passengers.
Yep. When money is to be made they need no invitation.
> I don't think we as a country have figured out cost of living adjustments to compensation and taxes in general.

I'm not sure you should. There's a reason for the cost of living to change so much from one region to another, and compensating that change with government money can have severe economic impacts.
Last time I joined the Android Beta Program (for 7.1.1), Google removed the the Night mode feature. No thanks, I'm done with early releases removing features that were otherwise working well in previous versions.
Well, I'm fairly sure even Tesla needs CRUD apps.
I've often wondered the same. I remember my doctor in the 90s had a Supra. But I've felt for a while now that the heydays of interesting cars are over. Where I'm at, most people aren't buying new cars like we were back then. I'm ok with Toyota's lineup because I just want the best possible chances at low to no maintenance. Excitement post 9/11 just means no WW3. But they could use a jolt for sure, they at least need the Supra though the 86 is a nice gesture. I don't understand what you mean by Tacomas being expensive or 'bloated'. The price seems about right and reasonable to me for a 4x4 pickup compared to their competition.
I was assuming OP was worried about the safety of the passengers. But yes, you're right.

A one-way check is better than nothing though.
I need my machine to work in an instant, EVERY TIME I turn it on.

Strangely, this is exactly my experience of running Linux on my Thinkpad. It just works: Every time. No fuss, no messing about with drivers, no dorking about with DEs. Open it up, get down to work.

Admittedly, when I worked full time with a Mac Pro as my desktop, OSX was perfectly OK. I honestly can’t say that I felt it was any better than my Linux experience on a day to day basis though.
All the old control panels and amin stuff is still present in Win10, isn't it? Also, you can do almost anything these days in powershell.
It is a clear technical problem. Pre-smartphone, you weren't dragging your whole life around in your pocket.

There needs to be a better way to manage user data -- there's no middle ground right now and the UI is awful.

My friends went through an invasive, humiliating search at a Canadian border crossing that also damaged my friend's car, because they matched a description of cigarette smugglers in the 90s. The border/customs people were within their rights to do that.

The frequency of US searches is high now, but you NEVER had rights at any border crossing, and thinking carefully about what you drag across a border is a consideration that you need to think about.
That doesn't suggest zero downtime though, no? Still needs an LB to know to stop routing to that host for a moment.
Then you offer them 40K and they accept because its better than being unemployed?

That's literally how markets work. They go up or down based on demand.
As much as I welcome the CLI cleanup, I can't stop thinking that the 'docker ps -> docker container ls' change makes no sense to anyone who has any experience with bsd/unix/linux systems. Seriously, why?
Targeting API 19+ (4.4) for most apps is more than realistic and that buys you proper RTL support and rather powerful devices.

If you want to push UI to the limits, API 21 (5.0+) will still cover most of the market with great Material and elevation APIs.
I never claimed to hold either of those positions. Personally I think it's great that the taxi drivers of NY could display solidarity in this issue with the detained immigrants and their contempt for this clusterfuck of an Excecute Order. But I will not engage you in trying to collapse this argument into a squabble over trivial details. To echo another reply:

You don't understand protest.

The words in MLKs "Letter from a Birmingham jail" could hardly be more suitable to your chain of reasoning.

"I must confess that over the past few years I have been gravely disappointed with the white moderate. I have almost reached the regrettable conclusion that the ____ great stumbling block in his stride toward freedom is not the White Citizen's Counciler or the Ku Klux Klanner, but the white moderate, who is more devoted to 'order' than to justice; who prefers a negative peace which is the absence of tension to a positive peace which is the presence of justice; who constantly says: 'I agree with you in the goal you seek, but I cannot agree with your methods of direct action'; who paternalistically believes he can set the timetable for another man's freedom; who lives by a mythical concept of time and who constantly advises the ____ to wait for a'"more convenient season.' Shallow understanding from people of good will is more frustrating than absolute misunderstanding from people of ill will."[0]

sources:
[0] https://www.africa.upenn.edu/Articles_Gen/Letter_Birmingham....
It's not that hard in Windows 10, left click the start button and just start typing the name of the thing you are looking for, or right click the start button and you have direct access to all the major admin tools
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I have good and bad days. Sometimes I just can't resist and have bigmac - and when I'm having it I know what effect will it have on me. Still - I tend to simply accept it and enjoy bigmac with big smile on my face - endorfines are better than worrying :-) Same with good/bad days in terms of performance :-)
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Am I the only one to see the irony of this? Uber and Lyft bring "disruption to the industry", then a new player enters and has the potential of disrupting their business model...
Now, their only line of defense against LibreTaxi is to use the same rhetoric the Taxi companies had been using against them.
You may want to consider the Blackberry Mercury when it's released in late February. It can be used with one hand (due to its keyboard) and Blackberry have been excellent in releasing Android security fixes -- sometimes even before Google make them available.
I use ZenBook UX303 with Ubuntu 16.04/Unity and I have same experience. Except for setting up the dedicated nVidia, it Just Works.

Setting up CUDA along with Bumblebee is real pain though. In the beginning sometimes the lightdm just crash on start, but it has been stable after the first week.
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I believe your second point (considering foreigners only if no qualified Americans can be found) is already codified into law, or is at least highly suggested. From what I understand, companies will tailor the job description in such a manner that the only person who fits the description is the candidate from the outsourcing company.
I wonder if Apple could sell a developers edition of MacOS that supported a vetted list of non-Apple hardware? Even if that was a short list and it was $999 a seat, I'm thinking people would pay the price to stay with their preferred OS and run the latest hardware.
Not to mention that tables sized using % are as responsive as 90% of their css counterparts, whatever they are.
why do they need to halt immigration in this way while they review?

they haven't presented any reason for that, and since they've been talking about it for a year i doubt they learned some new info after the election (that some terrorist was specifically trying to get in from these countries, when none ever has, historically)

further, they are wasting a lot of the time they've given themselves in the fallout of how botched and rushed it was.

to say nothing of my lack of confidence that they could come up with a good immigration plan after how poorly this was executed

this whole situation is pointless and cruel
This! Windows hidpi or mixed dpi on different monitors is garbage. But that's a side effect of all of the backward compatibility of win32, right? Modern apps ("metro apps") scale just fine because it's a newer framework.
<Insert gratuitous joke about LibreTaxi vs. GratisTaxi here>
Not flexible?

ungrid.css [0]

@media (min-width: 30em) {
.row { width: 100%; display: table; table- layout: fixed; }
.col { display: table-cell; }
}

[0] http://chrisnager.github.io/ungrid/
More specifically, it's an MMO aimed at children. With restricted chat and simplistic gameplay, it was very popular with the under 14 crowd.
1. Yes it's basically Ubuntu 14.04 minus the gui

2. How can you say you can't use Windows if you haven't used one since xp??
one goal of such research could be stronger psychedelics (eg mk ultra), so there's a good reason for regulation.
Not to hijack the OP's post, but good marketing coupled with the hard skills to work with marketing automation is a really strategic combination if you play it right. Good choice!
SF projects should be about promoting openness though, so if "ease of governments" also means "making the government more transparent", that might be an option.
Reasons for downvoting -

>nice to see downvotes...

HN asks people not to complain about downvoting. It karma whoring.

> Pro tip:

If you are a professional please state how? Else this is just more of the Reddits we are trying to escape.

> The coating inside of them is loaded with

Your linked article do not show it's 'Loaded with'

> without any discourse.

Seems to be a fair amount of it? Once again Reddit style making out like you're the under dog.

And the obvious

Most experts currently state there are no issues with BPA's in our diets in foods like cans, so more than one sentence is needed for this to be a constructive start to the conversation that opposes medical advice.
Nice and useful tool. Thanks!
I'd argue that Windows has actually gotten worse. The Bash on Windows thing is nice -- but Windows 10 has become such a huge pain. And obviously this is anecdotal. But I just have so many random problems with it. Things crashing, reboots whenever it wants to, constant slow downs for no apparent reason. I finally just installed Ubuntu on my laptop and I've been much happier.
My Lexus dealer has been great (Pohanka, Chantilly, VA). They're open 5am - 11pm and appear to have many technicians working throughout the day.

Oil changes and other small services are done while I wait and do NOT require scheduling ahead of time. They have a large lounge with food/drink, TVs, wifi, and a quiet office space for work.

Larger services have always had a loaner car included. It's always been a current model year Lexus RX. Again, no call ahead, just drop it off and drive away. The longest they've taken is a Sunday PM return on a Friday PM drop-off.
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Actually yes that's super common in a lot of countries.

In Vietnam it's the norm to have a smartphone but it's seriously difficult to get hold of a normal debit/credit card.
"
Providing employment and travel authorization to those with approved employment-based petitions
awaiting visa availability, so they have similar protections to those provided portability under the
American Competitiveness in the 21st Century Act
"

What exactly does this mean? Can people with approved petitions move freely between employers without redoing a labor cert?
Here's a question. Two people in same job with similar performance one is h1b the other a us citizen. Layoffs are coming. Who gets cut?
Bad connections, slow connections and naive screen readers are all common.
I haven't used a MBP myself, but according to head-to-head reviews [1][2] the MBP trackpad is better. The XPS one is really great though.

[1] http://www.alphr.com/laptops/1002278/dell-xps-13-vs-macbook-...

[2] http://www.itpro.co.uk/laptops/21797/macbook-pro-15in-v-dell...
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So what you are saying is that nature ALSO shuns multiple inheritance? :)
the browser version of blogger doesn't render without javascript, so I actually prefer the mobile link
Uhh that just looks the key up in a python dict in data. That itself is thread safe. But if you read the code more carefully you would see that the _Environ class is constructed from _createenviron[1], where it expects a dict-like global called environ to already exist, which it's just a wrapper over. The pre-existing environ is then overwritten by the _Environ object[2].

The original os.environ is created somewhere else entirely. This file just sets it to an empty dict if it isn't already set[3].

os.environ is actually set in native code, here [4]. It is created by the createenviron function[5]. Now what you should note is that this is actually created as a python dict, and the native environment is copied into it. So a python program usually never touches the native environment after initialization. This is fine as long as only python functions are used to start child processes as these converts the environment into a native environment block and gives it as the envp pointer to the exec/spawn functions.

[1]: https://github.com/python/cpython/blob/a65137dc41fb52bdb1ca2...

[2]: https://github.com/python/cpython/blob/a65137dc41fb52bdb1ca2...

[3]: https://github.com/python/cpython/blob/a65137dc41fb52bdb1ca2...

[4]: https://github.com/python/cpython/blob/b9e40ed1bcce127893e40...

[5]: https://github.com/python/cpython/blob/b9e40ed1bcce127893e40...
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I commented about this yesterday. It's the third time in a row that the US people elected the person that wasn't supported by the Pentagon. That's a welcome change, even if he is a total asshole.
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Because the point of Rust is to be a better C.
This is true, but doesn't help in the discussion.

There are always people who are good at something and bad at something different.
I think it's a combination of hyperbole and being out of touch.

$130K is not "barely a living wage". It's a very good salary in the Bay Area and 1.5 times the average wage in SF.
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Let's hope you are not in a life/death situation later in your life where you get some disease for which treatment could have been available earlier if that foreign student was "allowed" to stay and do the work in the USA...

All because of some delusional billionaire who is allowed (by us) to play his real life monopoly game.
You link your identity to the public ledger, and when people rate you positively, you build up your overall repuation score which anyone can verify on the public ledger.
I understand the nuances of immigration and why people seek the worker visas...

My dad moved here from Europe in the early 60s, went through INS, got a green card, a job, and 6 months later was drafted into the Army and went to Vietnam. Unlike Americans at the time, my dad was given the choice to accept the draft or go back to Europe. He accepted the draft, fought in Vietnam, was injured, and EARNED his citizenship the hard way. My dad was a stellar man in many ways. He exemplified the best work ethic I have ever seen and likely will ever see. He went from being a civilian handyman and cook to E9 in the military (only 1% make this grade by law) to earning almost $200k a year before his death.
Startups offer equity, consulting companies don't. That would actually tend to favor startups as the equity they grant drives the "compensation" upwards despite it being monopoly money until the shares actually vest and assuming they're even worth printing at this point.
I will move to Canada without hesitation. :)
> In all the revisions of the Javascript that have gone by, nobody fixed this _very_ common usage of the language.

It would break way too much of existing code.
He also said he wants to be friendly to Russia and take US troops the hell out of the Mid-West.

But well, promising is easy, and he is not the first to promise those exact things.
I guess ideally a duress code would make it seem as though regular access was given, while silently either wiping sensitive data or keeping it hidden.