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Kept re-reading the first part of your post to make sure the LD50 wasn't 100% - literally drowning them. 10% is better but that's an alarming dose requirement.
How about emacs in tramp mode? Or even mounting the remote file system with sshfs and using whatever editor you had installed locally?
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Excellent. I've been looking for an elegant solution like this. Thanks.
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Yea--you can do it with the right adapters, but it's a pain. Reflashing the vehicle's computer always runs the risk of bricking the vechicle, or having it fail smog.

Most of the downloads negate any warranties. I don't even know the legality of a lot of the downloads.

The fun is gone for myself. I'm not going to buy a four gas analyzer, just to work on my vechicle.

I'm looking for a new car for a relative, and I hate the current models.

He hates the current vechicles. His last new dealership car was a '62 Corvette convertable. He was 17 years old when he got it. He saved for it by working at Safeway, and a loan from his father. Could anyone imagine going from a Corvette to a these vechicles?

He sold the Corvette when he had me, something I still feel bad about. If I could talk, I would have talked him out of it. Plus--they bought JC Penny furniture, which was thrown away years later.

I feel like I'm throwing away 30 grand on a computer on wheels. And it's not even a computer, or code I respect.

When I buy a fun vechicle, I just look for pre-1974.

I told him, I'm not sure I can work on this new vehicle. It will not be like the past. And I went to automotive school in the 90's.

I noticed the average buyer couldn't care less about repair. I just cringe when I see that dealership $230/hr rate.

It don't understand being conned out of money, but when it comes to certain items(vechicles, giving realtors 3 percent, cell phone plans, blah, paying for refills, etc.) people just pony up the cash?

Maybe I'm just getting old, but when I was in my teens, I hated, kinda knew when I was being taken advantage of.
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The software is sold as "saving complete webpages" not as "bookmark synchronization." That's why all of my questions about it center around saving webpages, something that every browser has supported for the past 10+ years.

If it really is about bookmark synchronization, then yes maybe you're right. But I can't tell which is why I am asking. I get the sense that it's supposed to be a bit more than that.
Building on this article, for those who are interested in some science on the subject, what you eat greatly influences your biome. A vegan diet has been shown to substantially change your flora [1] in as little as a day [2]. I also found this video on the role of fiber, our gut flora, and our immune system interesting [3].

[1]: http://www.nature.com/ejcn/journal/v66/n1/full/ejcn2011141a....

[2]: http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v505/n7484/full/nature1...

[3]: http://nutritionfacts.org/video/prebiotics-tending-our-inner...
I had to follow a string of links to understand this story better, but it sounds like this individual made advances towards coworkers and colleagues.

That got me thinking, on a nationwide basis, how many people would be resigning if they were to resign based on making advances to coworkers?

For anyone else curious, here's a medium post from the linked article, written by the individual, referencing his behavior of advancing on women in work related environments.

https://500hats.com/im-a-creep-i-m-sorry-d2c13e996ea0
Instead of pointing out the die layout, how about a rigorous test? Let's see clock accuracy, power consumption, etc vs the original TI part.
Well received, will work on it up next. Please do allow us to buy some time, we're a small team of 5. Thanks a lot for the inputs and kind words! :)
It's about time Microsoft peaked out from under their blankets where they've been hiding from cryptography. I remember my first time installing Linux where it asked for a master password to automatically encrypt the entire HDD. I knew then and there, I had found my home.
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It is certainly something when only focused on individual bacteria.

But the whole system including gut flora and human body changes. And that takes more time. 3 days a different diet? Not a lot to see much change in the body.
Would you trust any diet related study that only lasts three whole days?
Thank you, exactly what I needed.
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Electric motors are already ~90% efficient and far more reliable than IC engines, so there's not much gain to be had there.

Advances would be more likely to come in the form of reduced weight (better magnets for PM motors, e.g.) and durability.

After all, it's not like we haven't been using electric motors for roughly the same amount of time as we have IC engines. Heck, most of us own way more electric motors than IC -- kitchen appliances, HVAC, computer drive motors, laundry equipment. Even the car usually has a dozen or two electric motors in it compared to one IC engine. :-)
I doubt andybak does. But as soon as you get into the ways you stop 'them' breeding you end up in a very dark place.
"what is there to loose"

Time. There is a lot to cover in school. Time spent to cover all of the bullshit is time taken away from other topics. How much time should be spent in showing that bullshit like phrenology, blood type personality theory, Kirlian auras, the Hollow Earth theory, baraminology, and orgone energy is actually bullshit, and what existing topics should be covered less?

Cost of training. Young Earth Creationists over the last 56 years (dating from Henry Morris's "The Genesis Flood") have assembled a large collection of crappy arguments, every one of which has been shown to be invalid. Many of the counter-arguments are collected in sites like talkorigins.org.

However, it takes specialized knowledge to be able to counter each one. For an example from the talkorigins.org FAQ, suppose a student in physics class asks "I heard that the speed of light has changed a lot. This means that light from galaxies billions of light years away might not really be billions of years old. Is this true?"

How many physics teachers do you know are aware of Barry Setterfield's C-Decay hypothesis and the details of its flaws? How much time would it take to train all teachers to be able to show that each argument is bullshit, rather than simply say it's bullshit then move on?
Not a problem! How can I reach out via email? I'd be glad to assist when everyone's available. And since it's beta, don't worry about getting me a time back, as long as I can get the developers some info we're cool :)
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I think the real problem is that positive results are seen as better than negative results. Running a bunch of studies and showing that your theory doesn't work is just as much work as proving that it does work and is still a significant contribution.
Haskell is used for critical projects in production at Standard Chartered, Barclays and Facebook. There are also numerous startups. For both parallelism and concurrency, Haskell has a particularly good story. There's now even an O'Reilly book: "Parallel and Concurrent Programming in Haskell"

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> lightweight client machine.... The universal client (web browser) is all most users need.

That was quite funny. Of all heavy-weight professional applications I currently use, the modern web browser is the very worst resource hog (even when running rather simple web-apps). Even VS2017 can't beat it.
Thanks, we've updated the link from https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/lin... to the official release announcement.
How confident are you that Oracle keeps on iterating on Jigsaw rather than moving on to the next shiny thing?
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Yes - email in 1994. My sister was away at college. I was home with my own "Free" AOL - my parents didn't know what the Internet was to care about setting it up. This is back in the days of long distance phone calls. My mom wanted me to remind her to ask my sister something on Sunday when she'd call. Instead I emailed her and happen to get a reply in minutes.

My mom was almost mad because she was sure I had called her to answer this question. It took longer to explain email and show what happened than it did to get an answer.

Everything starts somewhere.
Oh good, this is my non-karma account.

The SV sexism thing is a confluence of several vicious mutually-reinforcing factors:

- Smart dudes who didn't see their intelligence sexually rewarded as much as they thought it deserved to be in their teen/college years, then feeling their oats a bit when they become sought-after developers

- the various social pathologies that can arise from this, from feigned ignorance to creepy come-ons

- Femininist envy of men daring to make good money without actually being high-status

- various parties being insecure and trigger-happy on lashing out

- tech being one of the very weird parts of the world where the basement-dweller "While you were partying, I studied the blade" resentment attitude actually has marketable value, if that blade was devops/ML/latest JS framework.

Look, most parties involved are being really shitty to each other, but they mostly do it because they feel that they themselves have been injured or fear they are in danger of such. I don't imagine anyone's planning on stopping any time soon.

I do hope that the well-adjusted reader of this comment, however, will take it upon him or herself to be kind as and when they can.
One of the worst things about the Docker fad is that people are wasting effort minifying things like the JRE and libc so that having many copies on the same machine isn't quite so blatantly foolish. They could be accomplishing something but instead they're wallowing in a problem that was solved decades ago.
Avoiding austerity.
But there is nothing that forces such company to actually share the revenue.
Tokens are not legally enforcable.
I have always been tempted. Is there any reason not to?
Browsers have already taught us how useless this is, users will always click through.
It's not quite so black and white.

DeepMind didn't know what they were doing was illegal. It took the ICO a year to make a decision and they set the punishment to zero, so apparently they didn't really know either. It still isn't obvious even in retrospect - the NHS itself agreed to the data transfer, and they were the owners of the data, so presumably it was the NHS that broke the law rather than Google.

With respect to patient confidentiality, don't blow it out of proportion. The NHS does not have strong controls on patient data. Breaches are common:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2833960/NHS-data-sno...

The FOI data discussed there is of course a minimum. Real breach levels are surely far higher given that records are mostly still stored on paper (no real way to know how many people see it).

The NHS could protect data much more strongly than it does, but it chooses to invest its time and money elsewhere, which is probably the right decision.

Finally, leaks of patient data don't kill people, but absence of life-saving drugs that could have been developed via better data do. It's easy to argue that the default should be to make large-scale datasets available to drug and tech firms. The cost/benefit ratio seems extremely positive.
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We definitely need to do something to abate this problem. I'm not sure what the good solutions are. I also don't know whether it's getting worse or people disclosing it more openly.

It's crucial that women feel welcome and not be targeted for uninitiated sexual advances. It's necessary for the continued advancement of our economy.

That said, in addition to having avenues for exposing these abuses, I think it would be helpful to know the extent of the problem so we would have a better idea how to manage it.

For example, the problem is way different if < 1% of people engaged in the behavior vs 10%

At 10% as a society and industry we can't afford to "just get rid of those people" That's just burying our heads in the sand and ignoring a large problem. We'd better come up with other solutions like intervention, and education and on-going treatment and a way for people to recover.

If it's fewer than 1% then maybe it's a personal issue versus an ingrained social issue.

Either way, we need to understand the scope of the issue in order to understand it better and address it more effectively. As it is, it's these one offs where single individuals are addressed but larger social issues remain unaddressed.
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it's because "honestly talking" would require the dreaded word: Taxes which has been demonized by the media and reactionary conservatives.

The well has been poisoned, so discussion will be heated and no actual policy can be discussed.
Right. Everyone forgets - or deliberately sweeps under the carpet - that this is not geek culture. Silly Valley was invaded and colonized, at the point that the tools got good enough that there were no barriers to entry, coinciding with there being too much money chasing any possible investment opportunity. You have to actually be an engineer to write C but any fratboy can crank out RoR while chugging brewskis. Or be an "evangelist" or a "designer" or a "program manager" or any of the other weird fluffy job titles that have sprung up, all of which really mean not-an-engineer.
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That's about the 3 series, which matches my experience better. A 3 series is a much cheaper car than the Model S (or 7 Series or S Class). I have no doubt that people who had 3 Series are now considering Teslas, and much credit to Tesla for creating a product that convinces these people to spend so much more money.
It sounds like good-natured fun, but it actually seems like an equivalent to the notorious "security competitions" - it can then be claimed that "nobody managed to write an underhanded code" like "nobody managed to break our encryption".

In any case it seems very difficult, given the scrutiny the code would probably see.
The question I have with all these resignations and apologies is whether the partners in question are still getting carry on their fund. Since it's not addressed anywhere, I think it's safe to assume the answer is yes.

I can't imagine how shitty it is to have been harassed, and to then muster up the bravery to out the perpetrator, only for the harasser to continue to earn money on your work while they sun themselves on a beach somewhere.