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> They don’t just want to remake the world in their image. They want to remake our individual lives. Each Stack — bar Facebook, for now — offers the same awkward bargain: commit wholly & wholeheartedly to our ecosystem, and we will better your life.

And it just might work, if any of the newer Google experiences worked on all Google accounts.

My experience as a Google Apps / G Suite user, is that few to none of the newer Google products and features are either available or offer anything more than a basic and perfunctory service.

"One account, all of Google", not if the account isn't a Gmail account.

It's the biggest thing that is broken at Google, and it's broken in every product department, every team, every feature.

It's also why I haven't purchased a Pixel (why? When much of the benefit I'm denied access to, I cannot even ask Google Assistant for my agenda), and I haven't purchased a Home (why? When again it is limited and locked down), and my Android TV seems to lack integration with Photos (which I assume is because of my G Suite account but maybe it's just crappy).

Google accounts seem to be driving towards 2 very different and polarised futures, a personal one and a professional one. Having only professional accounts means that all of the personal features are unavailable.
Ummm. No. Or is the only reason you're ever worried about things going wrong down to your ego?
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I used to ride an ebike to work and my workmate sometimes rode a fancy racing bike. He had special tyres and clothes and all sorts of expensive stuff to make it easier. He also had to park it in the lunch room instead of the carpark because he was afraid it'd get stolen. I once asked him why he doesn't just put a motor on it and he wasn't happy with that at all. I don't remember his response other than some kind of arrogant dismissal.

If a motor is cheating, then thin tyres, carbon fiber frames and aerodynamic helmets are cheating too. They all reduce the human effort.
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Those are escapes to distract yourself from the urge to better yourself (which makes you feel good since not being able to live up to the urge and respond positively to it will make you feel worse/bad about yourself)
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In my opinion it sucks. It is possible that I suck, but I almost never can find what I'm searching for with it.

Now I found that full text search is man -K, but it searches through sources so it can also be quite useless. Is there a desktop full text search for man pages? It should use rendered man pages. It could be a fun project. Google doesn't count and I use it already.
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Have you ever read much about land value taxation? I think​ a well-implemented LVT could do a lot to help with these problems -- though I'm no expert, it seems a lot of economists rate it favourably.
You don't necessarily need price controls or rent controls. You could put a special tax on second homes which would make renting and investing economically unfeasible. You could even make it so that speculation was enabled by allowing the sale of derivative housing futures (a young person would buy a house at a reduced price, and then have to pay the investor every time the house's price increased over the next 10 years). That would allow both investors to speculate and young people to buy.
Just tried it again and you're right it does produce an error, I was sanitizing a real error I just had though. With the real one I had an unescaped space, cat mentioned that it couldn't open "both" files, in just gave me a message about and "ambiguous redirect"
> the car is not connected to the Internet

Except, of course, that they are.

For example, OnStar has been around for ~20 years and there are documented cases of FBI using it to eavesdrop on their suspects.
If you install the "moreutils", there's sponge doing the same.

https://joeyh.name/code/moreutils/
https://linux.die.net/man/1/sponge
I didn't have to explain the job hopping - they understood the startup job market, and the fact that I had worked in those environments was appealing to them.

In short, I wouldn't worry about it. Just make a point of saying in your interview that you're tired of the unpredictability of startup working life and are looking for something more significant.
I'm T2. I use the levels to make small adjustments throughout the day.

Some examples: In the morning I go for a cycle, I use the levels to decide what distance to do and also during the ride to ensure I don't hypo (I'll eat some fruit if my levels are getting too close to 70). After lunch I go for a walk, depending on how my level is looking it will either be 3km or 5km. In the evening I generally check my level about 10pm, if it's looking too high then I'll add an additional walk in.

There are many other details where I use my levels to adjust my behaviour, at this point it's all automatic but I couldn't do it without knowing what my level is at any point in time (needless to say I'll be queuing outside the Apple store if they do actually release an Apple Watch with a glucose monitor).
The income advantage is due to concentrated wealth and income inequality. What you see is a few industries and the people that run them receive the bulk of the excess capital. That results in a firehose of money pointed at a couple of cities where the golden industries leaders all live.
Have you checked for H.Pylori?
At least 3 different groups have been leveraging the NSA EternalBlue exploit
pub global activate dart_repl

pub global run dart_repl

And I'm sure Go has a repl too.
Window dressing is exactly what they want. We live in a climate where share price is based purely on branding and not on fundamentals. Elon Musk has convinced the market that he's the second coming of Steve Jobs and the market is buying into it hook line and sinker.

As a shareholder I think the Ford family wants to create an image that will signal to the market Ford is very serious about autonomous and electric. I'd be very surprised not to see some very publicized development of a new line of cars in the next year or two.
How do you achieve that? You can't run everything off the web. And even then very few technologies will be truly cross platform on the server side.
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Hi,
I'm the co-founder of a 10-month old on-demand doorstep car mechanic startup (Autto.in) in India.
In the last 10 months we have been pretty much in discovery mode and have had small traction of over 100 cars serviced.
During the last couple of months, we have received a ton of advice from customers, mentors and potential investors. The majority of the investors are asking us to revisit the business model since it is very tough to scale doorstep services because:
The typical services we could do at the doorstep are limited.
We need to proportionally hire mechanics with increase in demand (not just tech scaling).

We experimented with sending a few services to workshops and honestly the customers have been unhappy since we have no control on the quality.

Customers are delighted with the doorstep service.

So on one hand to raise some money we badly need, investors expect us to pivot to the workshop market place model while we are resisting this because of our concern for customer service & quality even though it means a higher burn rate.

Cheers,
Deepak
Archaeologically, in the centuries to come, this will either explain a lot, or condemn us.

Excuse my colourful language, the DM is a shit newspaper ... understandably excluded from fact based discussions.
Consumers tolerate it partially because they don't understand technology. They would not tolerate it if they really knew how it worked and had knowledge on how to fix the problem.
The sensors are quite pricey to get, each lasting roughly 2 weeks. Unfortunately the sensors aren't available on prescription yet. Let's hope this changes.
On the topic of Google Lens, I don't really understand the hype around it.

People are talking about how it is able scan a bar code of SSID and password to connect to router. Isn't that ancient technology? And for other uses like overlay maps info, aren't those just running standard CV/ML algorithms on their mega-servers plus simple integration with other apps in their ecosystem?
There used to be a video called "Google Grid" that talked about a future where everything was Google. It was pretty cool, about 5-10-ish years old I think? But I can't find it anywhere.
Scooters have a worse reputation: In Indiana, folks with scooters were either kids (as a 15-year-old can ride one), too poor for a car, or someone with a DUI conviction and that is their only transportation.
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Ideas are not necessarily neutral, innocent things. Some of them are good, and some of them are bad. Some of them are a judgment call and certainly fall under the "only good if in accordance with my ideas" bucket. And agreed, suppressing ideas just because you don't agree with them isn't sufficient reason to do so.

I've actually have read the article you point to, and while I don't disagree with it (it makes a lot of good points), it's just an opinion. And it's not even a great one sometimes: just because an opposing view point makes you angry, it doesn't mean you're not wrong to be angry. The opposing view point may actually be bat-shit insane. Sometimes it's hard to determine that sort of thing objectively, but... sometimes it's not.

For some supporting evidence to the contrary, this one: http://fivethirtyeight.com/features/education-not-income-pre... -- that suggests, using per-county voting and education data, that low education and voting for Trump was strongly correlated.

Now the meat of the matter is, as you suggest, "what's the best way to win next time?" And yeah, telling Trump voters that they're idiots (even if/when they are) isn't a particularly great way to win over hearts and minds. But I don't think that's what we're talking about here: we're talking about how/why Trump won in the first place, and if it was a good idea to give him and his supporters a platform to easily spread lies to those who are more susceptible to believing them.
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Why would the size of the downpayment affect your bid? Isn't that between you and your loan officer? Does it affect how the seller gets paid?
At 20K you still need to pay around 10-15% of average income tax. At 40K probaby average income is around 20%. Not to be confused with marginal income tax, which is higher (probably around 25% and 30% respectively).
How did you arrange your visit to the vault? I want to plan a trip to Svalbard, and I emailed about visiting the vault, but they said they do not do tours. They even resisted my "I'm a scientist who enjoys visiting big scientific infrastructure" spiel.
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Sure, you can review and delete everything here: https://myactivity.google.com/myactivity?restrict=vaa&utm_so...

(I work for Google)
Together with self-driving cars that have also perfected data protection.
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I don't know about how your organization works, but any one development team with a shared codebase should enforce coding styles. This means indentation but also how common constructs are used. Especially if someone external might work on the code. Some standards are just necessary to achieve uniformly looking code. But some might prevent bugs (For example mandatory curly braces after ifs). It's also just a simple Tool to prevent friction and create a sense of shared code ownership.

External libraries are usually black boxes and you don't work on the code so I don't understand the argument.
LibreOffice is fine for basic features. But in a corporate environment you often have lots of addins to interoperate with lots of systems which won't play well with LibreOffice
It's not the opinions of the car drivers that matter, but those of the police that might spot you: I got a Breathalyzer test and a 70 EUR ticket for doing just that on a bicycle in a mid-sized town in Germany on a Sunday evening, still light out. The Breathalyzer probably happened because "running" a red light after a minute at a dead stop probably looked particularly crazy.
I agree, at the same time, the Czech internet is filled with hate speech, absolutely virolic hate speech, and it is beleived by some that these comments are actually being posted by the Russian embasy in order to undermine Czech democracy. If that theory is true (and why wouldn't it be? They have the means, the incentive, and the anonymity) then how would one fight against that without breaking anonymity?

Would you prefer a situation in which secret police agents tracked down troll internet users, and if they found those users to be Russia agents, they would shoot them? I might prefer that actually ;) but I'm not in charge of the secret police and so therefore its not in my capabilities to make that happen.

Of course, it is possible that this conspiracy theory is false. That Czechs, or a large portion of them, actually are that hateful (also likely). If that is the case, than this country is on the edge of a genocide (against Muslims and Gypsies) far more brutal than Nazi germany. And in that case, anonymity would be a good thing for all the activists who try to fight against the hate.

So you're right, that it is a very difficult question.
These were recently included in the coverage given by the danish government (at least in my area) and this is probably the biggest quality of life improvement I have received in at least 10 years of diabetes. Even though it's not as clever as some of the other systems, being able to get an idea of the level without having to find a secluded spot and prick my finger is a really great feeling. It also means I can actually check my levels while at a party for example, where previously I would put it off for a bit because it was inconvenient.
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That is the new normal. I did chuckle at the 3 likes
Sort of like BitTorrent in that it has legitimate and better known illegitimate uses?
what is it? What is it for?
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For seeing your dermatologist, private is a lot more convenient and quick to get rid of that itch.

If you have cancer or a serious disease, you go to the public one, even if you pay private. Not because of costs, but because there are better doctors in public than there are in private (strange but true).
yeah, criminals shouldn't be treated with dignity anyway... any mistake should mark you for life. Who would give a petty thief a second chance, they may get good and land a job, your job - you, the law abiding citizen - at Google. Amirite?
It is much more an issue when the police and the law think it is wrong for a cyclist to run a red light. This requires law changes: something like you can hit the crosswalk, but have to dismount the bike and walk across the pedestrian crossing.
I think it is that simple integration that makes or breaks the product. Because Google controls the OS, it allows for a more seamless experience: you wouldn't download an app just to scan and connect to Wi-Fi networks, but because it's a feature built into your phone you are much more likely to use it.
Had to enable 3 different external JS sources to get the page to work. I don't mind sites using CDNs but please try and reduce the surface for external threats!
Heaps of server side tools are truly cross platform, but I was talking about avoiding proprietary platforms in the first place, which means no windows, or at least no windows tech that doesn't conform to open standards.

Typically business will build there own software on top of MS (or oracle, or <insert cloud platform>) tech as well, locking them in further to several years of "investment".
Yes, all clear, it wasn't an ulcer, just really bad gastritis which the doctor suggested was from stress.
I would cry if I had to work with an ecommerce solution that slow to be honest.
> People love SF as it is

I'm sure people loved SF in the '70s, too.
I'm sure people loved SF in the '80s, too.
I'm sure people loved SF in the '90s, too.

SF has been changing for a while, most American metropolitan cities have. I always find the argument, "I love ____ as it is now" a little amusing, implying that it was either always that way or that it's finally a way that the person wants it to be.

Honestly, I miss the SF of the '90s and early 2000s, which is probably not the same SF that "people [of today who] love SF as it is."
Driver support is only part of the problem (but still a problem). The absence of self discoverability / the RTFM approach of linux will always create a ceiling in term of adoption outside of professional developers. Except when you stick a consumer GUI and specialised hardware on top (android/chromeOS). But these are not general desktops on which people can work.
It's quite easy not to play with them on iPhone :/
That's disingenuous. Word has supported odt and odf for both read and write, for nearly a decade already. (2008 version supported it from preliminary checking)
> The results for localized stuff, e.g. a local store, are horrible... But if you have a good idea of what you're looking for, which is most of the time for me, it works very well.

That's a spot-on description of Altavista :)
Referring to "the history" is just wrong, there are always conflicting perspectives and facts. See http://marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolution/2015/01/in-... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12173396; there have been plenty of (presumably sane) people who depended on a single corporation. It's not clear whether they're better off for it, and there is a slippery-slope argument, but monopolies and lock-in are not intrinsically evil.
> instead of complaining about what hasn't been handed to them

While I understand this sentiment, it's certainly glossing over the opposing view of people being kicked out of the homes/neighborhoods they grew up in.
Yeah, it's definitely a difficult question, and I don't claim to have a good answer. I just know that there are good arguments for both sides, and I don't know where it'd be best to draw the line.

Maybe it's possible to just ignore the anonymous vs. non-anonymous question and target the speech itself: if it's hate speech, you kill it. If it's lies and misinformation masquerading as the truth, you kill it. If the poster has their real name attached to it, then you may have a legal means to ensure they stop posting things like that. If they don't, obviously it's harder, and you have to keep chasing after them as they create new anonymous accounts.
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are people doing this? What's the attack surface of a private hosted JS library vs. a well known TLS/SSL secured CDN for JS libraries? Threats are not restricted to CDNs.
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CDNs are much more reliable than your avg. 'stuff.com' hosted js. It shouldn't be an issue
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I definitely agree on the first part, and would enjoy healthy bipartisan discussions, but I also think that "neutral( )politics" is an oxymoron.

What I mean is that I think the problem currently is as simple (but complex to fix) as people disagreeing over reality.

When I have coherent political discussions with friends of other leanings, we always see the others standpoint, but it ALWAYS boils down to simple disagreement on cost/values.

Let's take wealth inequality: I don't see the utility in the 0.X% population holding YY% of the wealth (instead of YY/2), and think it hurts the economy by stagnating
monetary rotation on the market. My more conservative capitalist friend also doesn't see a particular added utility by it, but disagrees about it having the cost I describe, and distributing wealth that way would then be invasive.

We won't get further than that barring a real world experiment, but whether it's healthcare, schooling, infrastructure, etc, it always after 5 minutes or 2 hours boils down to a disagreement on a premise, core values or simply something unprovable (reasonably).

The problem I see publicly (social media etc) is people ignoring reality/facts/common sense in favor of tribalism. At that point there can be no discussion.

I venture into r/neutralpolitics at times too, but I've never once read something fruitful there. It's either entirely noncommittal, or legitimizes both standpoints on an issue that shouldn't reasonably have two sides (whether that's liberal or conservative).
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> Romanian, Bulgarian, Pakistani, etc. -- never learns Catalan even after two decades living there. They manage perfectly fine without Catalan.

What type of jobs is expected for them?
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I think that's the crux of it: is it fair?

If it's fair, you're in the clear. The diluted partner might be unhappy, and could even sue (but would hopefully lose), but at least objective observers with good information about what went down would be ok with it.

If it's not fair, you open yourself up to lawsuits you may be unable to win, and your reputation as a fair dealer gets damaged, perhaps permanently, and people will think twice about working with you in the future.
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I live in a city in Norway.

Rain? Yeah, that's really no issue. Just dress properly and maybe take a change of clothes. Grocery store trips? Totally doable. I walk to the grocery and carry the stuff back. I did so in the states too - you just don't make huge trips. A lot of commuter bikes have places to carry your basic stuff anyway. Add a backpack and you are generally good. Too cold? Again, dress well most of the time and it isn't much of an issue. Your tolerance for cold grows over time. I'm not sure walking is warmer: On one hand, you move slower but on the other, it takes longer. Some forms of cold do suck, but one deals.

Now, I'd like to agree with you on snow and ice. It seems risky to me - but I'm from Indiana. But they sell studded tires for bikes, and folks ride them in the winter here in town.
Would you mind explaining his you do this?

Any software you use? Modus operandi?
I'd stick with pushd and popd every time, it's considerably more expressive.