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That is sensationalism out of the context of living conditions of those children.

First of all, just all children in Africa are "working" in the sense that they are fetching water every day from wells and water sources, often on their heads, as much as they can carry, but not too much. Without water, no child can wash their bodies, and no food can be cooked. Children work in any area of life helping adults to push vegetables, sort things, and anything where a child can be helpful.

They are not spoiled and learn that way how to contribute to family. There is nothing wrong with it. It is not "work", and children are not "paid" moneys, they are simply helping their parents.

There is really nothing wrong with helping.

The environment in such mining areas is such that families usually have no work at all. Suddenly somebody is opening a mine, and it becomes matter of speed to collect whatever is representing a resource, to exchange such resource for better life.

Sometimes work is so easy such as separating various stones from other stones.

When parents know that there are some dangerous chemicals, they would not involve their children. Congolese people are not that dumb how story wants to show it.

Children are helping in such activities that are appropriate for them. Nobody is forcing them, and there are schools, those who need to go to school, usually go.

Everywhere in Europe, before European development, before some 100 years, children were helping parents in the same way.

Now with that nice life, and all development that happened in the meantime, it is easy to point out fingers "look you are employing children", but that is not quite correct description. Problem is larger than "children labor", and I do not see it as "labor", I see that as children helping parents. I have never seen a forceful parent or "employee" who is forcing children to work.

Sensationalism makes it appear so.

To understand really situation, one need to come on place, and not just sit behind a modern computer, watching pictures from Congo.

In the end, what you want? That they do not get any food, money, cloth, resources required for living?
Verbal sarcasm being marked by its delivery as per Homer is a very US thing, in the UK (or at least in my life experience) sarcasm is supposed to be subtle, otherwise what's the point? To put a special voice on to denote sarcasm would be roughly equivalent to carrying a small drum-kit around to play 'badoom-tish' whenever you say something wry or funny.

The function of sarcasm almost seems to be a kind of social 'weeding'... "Do you think so badly of me that you don't realise that the horrible thing I just said is the opposite of my real view?" / "Are you too stupid to know when someone's being sarcastic?". The deliverer of the sarcasm gets confirmation that people know she isn't that much of a dick, the recipient gets to demonstrate that they 'get it'. Validation all around.

I think the cues are still there in physical interactions over here, they're just not as garish as a Homer Simpson sarcastic voice. "American-style sarcasm" exists as a phrase :) I realise the rise of internet/text communication will dilute these subtleties out of our lives but for now I'm one of the people who finds the /s tag very disappointing.
I do have colleagues, who are experienced mobile app developers. They'd be more than happy to join you as remote developers. Lemme know where should I send you an email regarding it.
Thanks, this has really been helpful input!
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The 503 curse.
Of course it matters, but being represented in a movie isn't going to make Latino people be able to force push in real life. There are firmly established natural explanations for male drive which aren't overcome by representation.
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So, you've been riding with a group of friends for decades, and your health is deteriorating so you can't keep up with them anymore. Do you:

- drop out of the group and stop cycling?

- every outing, require them to drop down to your speed?

- get a bike that gives you some assistance, so that you can keep up with them?

Similarly, if your speed drops due to age, do you stop making those regular rides to a friend or your favorite cafe, or do you get a bike that helps you a bit?
you dont really need all this if you want a simple presentations website. most of those things are for more complex web applications. a lot of times where i end up is using jquery and some templating like handlebars to show some ajax response. if its something simple its not wrong to use jquery or vanila javascript, you dont have to use those complex tools.
Iterating would require me to first get atleast a 'shallow' list of keys for that node. But even that one REST query for shallow list of all keys crashes their server instance.

I am not even sure how I should get keys for all my user nodes anymore.

I tried doing it from an offline JSON backup they generate. But that one giant 100GB+ JSON is impossible to parse with any available tools.
So firefox is again using the marketing and PR machine to pretend it is relevant and not heading towards its demise due to ignoring their users and not delivering.

It's crazy to see them continue to believe that firefox is great and continually improving and that losing users is due to something outside of their reach when they're piling up decisions accelerating firefox towards irrelevance.

We don't want WebVR on windows only, we want freedom of choice instead of being forced to submit to whatever mozilla unilaterally decide, we want the features that were provided by extensions that firefox decided to kill, we want an adblocker (content-blocker), we want an option to protect our privacy by killing trackers, we want a way for us users to reach developers and have our voice heard, and so on. we don't want more marketing and bs.
> My life is governed by a set of rules inspired from daoism and taijiquan. First and foremost is "Make good change"(The secret trick is to smile, from you heart)

Can you elaborate?
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The Waymo CEO's experience is from Hyundai and a company called True Car.

Uber doesn't lack a CEO without self-driving car experience. It lacks a CEO period.

The Volvo CEO's experience is in sales.
Isn't there an 130 kmh speed limit on Czech highways? I wouldn't trade two hours of my life for being killed and potentially killing others in a car accident. I also quite understand that Germany has highways without a speed limit, considering that 40% of their GDP comes out of the automotive sector.
Nope. A clear server crash with "Internal Server Error" and the DB being totally unavailable for 10-15 mins. Apparently it's 'normal'.
I got excited about running mono about 5 minutes every year for the last decade. Each time the enthusiasm came to a complete halt when I actually tried it. Core is in a much better position in terms of completeness, reliability, user friendlyness and not least usage. You always felt like you were the only person trying C# on Linux years ago. Not so now.
Oops epic fail. There doesnt seems to be any.
Because Disney aren't just competing with Netflix and co; they're also competing with usenet services, torrents, Kodi streams and other illegal services. And because Disney keep fucking their own consumers about it's left a void where the illegal services have not only been able to raise the bar in terms of user experience, but also in terms of available content and video quality.

In any other industry market forces would be in effect forcing business to either compete or go under. But because copyright laws give content owners a monopoly it means the only effective competition is illegal services. And the daft thing is they're literally better in every way. Which is why I know so many people who normally follow the letter of the law and who happily pay for expensive cable / satellite / Netflix / whatever subscriptions who also have absolutely no qualms in downloading or streaming movies illegally. These are customers who want to pay for services but end up pirating because there isn't any service available to them.

It's completely bonkers. It shouldn't be like this but it is entirely the fault of the content industry. They created the void by monopolising their content and then failing to provide any practical services. And they created the demand by targeting their advertising at kids, by making it illegal to backup old formats like DVDs, and such like.

So to answer your question, sure they can try to extract the most profit from it but customers are already angry, fed up and aware of better albeit illegal services so all Disney are going to do is drive more people to piracy. If they really wanted to extract more profit then they would trying to onboard more users instead of making their content harder to get hold of. It really feels like the whole FRAND patents situation where Disney are happy to become a critical part of pre-teen culture but don't want to licence their intellectual property in any reasonable way. And while I can happily make the decision not to watch any Disney movies again (I like Marvel but I can live without it), trying to explain that to my 3 and 6 year old is going to be much harder.
Oh no, being devoid of all flaws is definitely not a realistic requirement for approval. I was merely disagreeing with the original comment, which made a very absolutist claim ("a government-run single payer scheme is the only way to go").
Also checking in from Perth. I'm a bit cynical about our RAC, I know it more for its insurance products, especially Home & Contents, Life & Pet insurance. It doesn't feel like a car organization.

However, they do have some cool things. There's a charging station for electric cars at the RAC offices, and they launched a trial of an autonomous electric shuttle bus:

http://intellibus.rac.com.au/

Personally, I don't own a car, I'm 95% public transport (with the remainder being Uber, with the cost savings I tend to use Uber Black rather than UberX). Most places I need to go to are on the train line, a short bus ride away, or within walking distance.
North of California it rains regularly for most of the year.
The last two paragraphs are quite telling:

> In sum, Damore may have enough of a complaint to file a case, but that case — ultimately — won't get very far unless the US Supreme Court is willing to adopt California law, widen it, and give all Americans a new right to use their bosses' computers for political activity. That, given the court's 5-4 conservative majority, seems unlikely.

On the other hand, the conservative judges might sympathize with Damore, but...

> It is rare that conservatives argue for the rights of employers to be restricted when it comes to firing workers. They ought to tread very carefully with that insistence. Such a right could give every communist, every member of the KKK, and every Hillary Clinton voter an equal right to fill up their internal workplace bulletin boards with propaganda of their pleasing.

...but Business Insider warns the judges that if they choose to back up Damore, workplaces might become filled with communist propaganda.
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Wow! Those were very good demonstrations of the storage formats
Well, if it is not on Netflix, Amazon, HBO it does not exist (only exception is rare international content) for me. I certainly do not care about Walt Disney as they turn everything into a shitshow that they touch like StarWars.
Exactly. So why is the story titled "Netboot Linux over the internet"?
In Norway it's 2025. Still too long? :)
I also never got a reply from them in several weeks.
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but since this is place a bastion of liberal Democrat support (as you put it), proofs are only asked when you talk against democrats... (Do you think that Google would fire somebody for saying what I said? I do...)
Yeah i dont know why its banned. Any idea?
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Palo Alto Avg. Income: $126,771

Inglewood Avg. Income: $43,394

Wouldn't it make sense to compare like-to-like, and choose two schools in areas with similar incomes?
I added an edit later, I assume it was after you replied so I'll ask again:

What's the problem of wanting some light shed on a program because someone openly believes it should be shut down? They're not doing an executive decision to shut it down without allowing for discussion, which is exactly what Google management is doing. He posted an opinion, partially based on facts and partially based on conjecture to bring attention to it.

In short: there's nothing wrong with wanting a program to be shut down and using that as motivation to put it in the spotlight. I don't see how motivations should get in the way of discussion and examination of existing systems; a system that is beneficial to it's environment should be able to stand on its own merits.

ugh, my "in short" is as long as its preceding paragraph :(
Then consider a different intellectual profession dominated by women. 78% of publishers in the U.S. are women.[1] If I say that this is due to an innate differences rather than sexism against men in the publishing industry, am I saying that men are bad readers and stupid?

[1] http://blog.leeandlow.com/2016/01/26/where-is-the-diversity-...

Also, can you clarify what you mean when you state that pediatrics is "an example that's a biological function primarily to do with women." Are you stating that women are innately (in other words, due to their gender) better suited to administering healthcare to minors as compared to men?
Not in this day and age. One of my high school teachers posted political commentary to his Facebook profile that was controversial to some. It went viral and he got fired...effectively for his religious beliefs. We live in a day and age of viral outrage. So some might say he's a teacher and therefore he can't make his students uncomfortable. So his free speech is effectively cut off. Meanwhile as a student in college I'm forced to suffer through the opinions of heavily biased professors who literally assign term papers which only act as exercises in progressive liberal confirmation bias.
When I'd asked Brendan via Twitter for an article on Load Averages in Linux, I hadn't expected such a detailed response. I've worked on a few projects where I've had to show that even though the "load" on the Linux system was low, it was really the steal% and the iowait that were killing performance. I'm sure that from now on, so many system and support engineers will have a good article to reference. Thanks, Brendan!
I'd be surprised if there wasNT a lawsuit. I'm not American - but what's the risk to the sacked dude? He sues, loses, and then what? He sues, wins, how much? What do lawyers cost? Solve for the equilibrium.

I think the risk (professional death?) is not relevant (as I doubt he gets a job at any equally leftist SV workplace), he doesn't seem terribly charismatic (see Jordan Peterson interview) so he won't be a public star that makes money off his ideas, and Google has deep pockets and a deeper desire to avoid any more publicity about ANY of this.

Sue, settle for 7 figures, sign an NDA agreeing to go quietly into the night, go back to Harvard and study more Biology/whatever interests him.
It's really bad the Time article, as most others, point the readers to the censored Gizmodo version of the memo instead to the original PDF or https://diversitymemo.com/.
not sure when they came out but pretty sure that you could get 8TB SSDs before that
While interesting, being of college age and living in the area, SFSU impaction makes sense. CS majors are generally more serious about their education and major choice and also know that SFSU is a poor choice for a CS degree. Meanwhile, I know many people that, getting into their 20s, go "I wanna live the city life!", and quickly pick a major with SFSU being an easy admission.
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Hypothetical scenario here:

Lets say that you have a 5 minute question, that would save you an hour of work.

In a closed/cubicle style office, you may be less willing to bug your expert co-worker. In an open office, it may be perfectly normal to turn to your left, and quickly ask you question.

Sure, you are taking time out of your co-worker's day, but even so, on the net whole, asking the question is probably a net benefit time saver to the company.

In closed-style offices, it is a big gesture to walk into someone's office and ask a question. I'd feel less comfortable doing that.

Even sending a slack message still feels less comfortable than just turning your head and asking a quick question.

Coding is a collaborative process to many people. I don't want to schedule a freaking meeting for my simple question, or walk into someone's office. I'd probably just not ask if I felt like I was bothering someone.
What's the hinted present-day ideology he dare not challenge?
Have you tried it?

It spams "[GFX1]: SharedSurfaceType::Basic not supported for WebVR" to the console and doesn't send any frames to the SteamVR compositor.

And as I understand it, the OSVR implementation never even bothered to implement OSVR-Rendermanager support, let alone fix the tab crashing after 1-2 seconds.

I'm pretty sure they all know it's broken. A while ago kip said he wanted to work on OSVR "soon" and later that we could expect WebVR on Linux "soon", but it looks like he is literally the only one who wants to work on it and doesn't have the time, at all. After all it's still an open bug: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1310663
Took my car for service to a mixed Nissan/Mazda dealership here in Norway. All salespeople were busy working on Nissan side selling Leafs and electric vans..
I'd like to agree, but i wonder if my kids will think the same. Disney owns a lot of things.
It's the newest UC and also middle of nowhere.
From the references to secret police and gulags I can only assume he's blogging from North Korea or Iran or Turkey or somesuch.
K-12 teachers have always had an ethical behavior imperative outside of school, by virtue of their position. That's nothing new. The difference now is that so much of what we do is found so easily.

I can't really evaluate anything else you've said without examples of that person's "religious beliefs" or your professors "heavily biased progressive liberal confirmation bias".
Nice to see a preexisting model ship with the code. Always surprised me how difficult it is to find and compare trained RNNs, given how tiny a typical char-RNN model is, and how long they usually take to train. I hope in the near future it becomes viable to load different models on demand — models perhaps trained on the same corpus but differing in their choices of parameters, so that it might be possible to glimpse the qualitative impact of, say, window size on the model's output. (I'm especially curious what it looks like at n>1000, does it degrade? Pay diminishing returns? Do longer window sizes help RNNs to stay on topic for longer than a sentence or two? I'm really interested in the answer, but CUDA poops out on my machine generally around the n=256 threshold. So I'm hoping more projects like yours take off :)
You gotta understand, those literature students who learned critical theory know far better about these topics than biologists and psychologists.

Of course hormones mean nothing. You think it's adrenaline making your heart beat stronger when you think you're in danger, or is it really social constructs all the way down?

There isn't such as thing as true objectivity.

We shouldn't even aim for objectivity.

War is peace.
A veiled James Damore ('Google Manifesto') analogy perhaps?
I'm glad they have a job. Their families probably need it very much. I hope that their hard work allows the next generation of Congolese to live in greater prosperity.
> if you're one of a few X in a large group of mostly Y.

Is that a pun? Maybe ... "if you're one of a few XX in a large group of mostly XY"?
> UCLA is the most applied to college in the world.

That's just your opinion really.

It is a good school. Most applied in the world doesn't mean anything. A trade school could be more applied than UCLA.

But UCLA does have Alan Kay, creator of smalltalk, and Terrance Tao one of the most famous mathematician. Also their med school is nice.
Perhaps devaluation explains the trend towards requiring ever-higher degrees (Masters and PhD) in jobs that once were satisfied with a Bachelors.
It's wrong but this happens all the time. Maybe not fire in some cases but "buy them out". How does a company operate otherwise?
That five minute question may well save you an hour of work, but it's just as likely - I'd say_more_ likely - to steal an hour of productivity from the person you ask.

Just send them a message in slack. Don't be so obnoxious as to assume that whatever's bugging you at this moment is automatically more important than whatever your co-worker is on.

I don't know why it feels weirder to slack them then it does to turn your head and ask. One demands immediate attention, the other allows them to answer when they have bandwidth for it. It seems obvious enough to me which is more polite.
Equality / diversity attitudes such as those espoused by Google. See recent events.
If you apply pressure and bad things happen unilaterally as a result of that pressure, yes it is your fault. Cause and effect, whether you intended for it or not. Denying that is simply not taking responsibility for your actions.
I'd love to hear what Damore says, but the Molyneux hijacks the video and is talking non-stop in such an irritating way it's difficult to listen to. If someone could cut Molyneux out of it, I think the video would me more watchable - and 10 times shorter.
Also, inlining CSS prevents its caching, so the first page load may be faster but subsequent ones will suffer from that if the amount of code is fairly large.
Your imagined idea of the left is probably fine with you leaving if you are leaving because a group can't spread a message of death against black people. The high road against disagreeable speech is fine, but aligning yourself with groups that have killed based on race shouldn't allow you to have the benefit of the doubt.
I just started reading about structured notes.

How does one go about actually purchasing them? It doesn't seem they're available through typical online brokers like Etrade or Scottrade.
It sounds like most of what you're worried about could be mitigated pretty simply.

Use a smaller heater, solar panels, LED globes etc.
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But there is the whole glass castle principle you forgot to me too. That 5 minute break does not take 0 minutes to recover from in some cases. You need to rebuild your glass castle in your head over and over again. So in reality it might take just as much time to go back to full productivity.
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can you give some link to such law in USA?
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If they survive, remain fertile and if their backs even allow them to pick up their own children. And if they can break the circle of "it's accepted kids should work becuase I did it too". A lot of ifs.
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Some are let go because of differences in opinion on how the company should be run. How is this any different than being offended? Both are differences in opinion. Not saying it's right in some cases.
I drive an EV in Norway for soon 4 years, there is no performance impact whatsoever. Sure you use salon heater way more, but battery capacity hardly budges.

Winters are pretty mild throughout more populated parts of Norway and Sweden.
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