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Please don't try to change the subject.

The answer is: no, the baker cannot discriminate against pro-choice customers or else they'll be shutdown by the mob and cease being a baker.

I think GP's point was that there's a nasty double standard as to whose conscience can be exercised and whose cannot.

I think the gracious thing for you to do now would be to acknowledge that that double-standard exists AND confirm that you're fine with that double standard in some cases.
What's the limit? A phone is full of private life. You should only have access to it if you have a clear suspicious of crime and that a judge allowed it.

It's the closest thing to a cavity search without touching the body.
There was violence on both sides though. By arguing for only condemning Nazis you're arguing that Antifa should get a free pass.
Their straightforwardness is nice, but I wonder how sustainable the business model is - every paid account has some message send/receive limits but there is no cap on storage. [1] They also say they've been profitable (on the same page), but I'm a bit wary of anything that says "unlimited". Nevertheless, thanks for pointing to this one. It looks very attractive for those who need to use multiple addresses/aliases/domains.

[1]: https://www.migadu.com/en/benefits.html#anchor_storage
I'm sorry, was the government preventing Daily Stormer from starting a hosting company or CDN? I'm pretty sure it wasn't so they have the same free speech that everyone else does.

CloudFare has free speech rights too. They are excersizing those rights by saying they don't want Daily Stormer on their network.
We don't actually take down Al Qaeda websites in the US.
Yep I missed that.

In that case I'll just hope I've inherited something from my grandmother (who was a resistant during WW2). ^^
By 1979, you would often have been using computer typesetting equipment. (Source: I did even at school newspapers) But writers/editors would still have been using typewriters. The edited story was then manually typed into the computer typesetter.

As you say, the output of this along with photos and so forth had to then be assembled by hand.

Pagemaker didn't come in until the mid-eighties.
You know that famous inverse square root code? Apple basic?

Some things just cannot be pair programmed. They are simply impenetrable to average minds at the time.

Your argument sounds like one for a Handicapper General, to be honest. (If missing the reference Google it). You want to handicap everyone actually competent with a slower partner. And before you claim the usual: it is ok to write suboptimal but simple to understand code, consider that in some cases we actually DO care for performance and size of code..
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I'd love it if someone can eli5 this outlined scenario. It does sound fascinating. I've tried googling about SAFEs but still a bit confused.
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Mind to share those good guides?
> Are you implying that an alien attempting to cross the border has all the same constitutional rights as a citizen?

A passport is what the alien has.

An official document, vouching for the alien, from a country that has diplomatic ties with the one they are visiting.

Why is it acceptable to treat the representative of a nation, that you have ties with, as if they have no right to privacy? That searching them as a suspect of criminal action is allowed as the norm?
And in defense of others?
Free speech doesn't stop a child's parents from shunning him when he swears at them, free speech doesn't mean that you get to yell in church with diplomatic immunity towards being silenced, free speech doesn't mean that you go around soliciting sex in public without possibly getting arrested. You get silenced if you act like a cunt, that's freedom, and it's not an issue.
My understanding of current law is that border agents have the right to demand a cavity search. So searching your phone would be within bounds as well.

Again, this is for aliens and not citizens. I see no reason for them to expect additional constitutional rights external to the US.

The alternative for aliens is not to come. They can vote with their feet.
Maybe it's time to change websites you visit?
If website is actively trying to prevent me from reading it I just don't do that.

If you are a publisher and think that you need AMP than it only means that your website sucks big time.
It also says "We also separately trained the initial creep block using traditional RL techniques." I have no idea how significant that is, but it seems to be getting a fair amount of attention.
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The problem is not them beeing clearly nazis, its there opponents never stopping with the censor-ship and persecution once they get going.

Having a professor who finds intellectual differences by race in his social studys? Definatly a nazi.
Not even worth studying, to search for a remedy, better to ignore a problem forever.

And this goes on and and on and on.
So we concluded, that if your limitation tendencies of free speach are unlimited, they must be limited at the root.
Thus the speech is free. They are not free to act. They are not free to maim, free to violate others rights.
One is free to ignore them- (as large parts of the country have) until the sjw circus visited theire town and gave them attention and manpiulated a large neutral crowd into supporting them with the usual passiv-agressive discourse controll speach.
Please do not condone the use of violence against (insert bad people) on HN. That is totally beyond any legitimate conversation and is illegal and morally repugnant.
i am venezuelan. i hope the non-socialist opposition rises up and takes back their country from a violent, oppressive dictatorship with violence if need be. then i hope they use violence to institute justice for those who have committed crimes against their fellow citizens with impunity for a decade. can i fly my Venezuelan flag upside down? shall i be arrested?
CBP claims the authority to search everybody.

https://www.cbp.gov/sites/default/files/documents/inspection...

It's also unclear to me why you're so carefully distinguishing between "aliens" and "citizens" in this matter, since most constitutional rights are irrespective of citizenship.
Heh. It's gotten better but, as I can tell you from finishing up laying out a book in Word, it's still a frustrating layout tool.

Unfortunately the market has bifurcated into word processors that aren't really very good layout tools for something as complicated as a book and programs like InDesign that are complex and expensive. (Haven't looked at Scribus recently but I assume the complex point stands.)
Their account was not terminated because of the websites content. It was terminated because they (explicitly!) claimed Cloudflare was one of their supporters.
I don't know how much drive space Windows 10 needs. But the Core 2 Duo with 4Gb of RAM I referenced is running Windows 10 and can transcode at least 2 streams at once. It's running the Plex Server and Plex Connect - a Python (?) web server that intercepts requests from the 3rd gen AppleTV to render a Plex client.
> Properties go all the way back to Smalltalk, which doesn't expose class internal data.

Right, because Smalltalk doesn't conflate the use of public and internal members. Properties are second class citizens on .Net, since you can't pass them as ref or out arguments, but we can't use fields which are first class citizens because they have inadequate permissions control.

Then properties exist, but also don't really exist at the reflection level, where you have to search for getters and setters by mangled name if they're private. It's a total frickin mess.

> No because you cannot ensure their invariants, specially if more than one field needs to change at the same time

Properties don't help with changing more than one field either, so I'm not what your point is.

And you can ensure invariants with field permissions, which is what I suggested. Publicly read-only but privately writable is all you need, then the values change via method invocations. Most use of properties just add permissions to field access anyway.

Read/write with default const/init-only fields should have been the default. Then you can't pass read-only fields as ref or out arguments due to permissions, not because they're second class citizens.
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Jewishness is a religion of ethnic nationalism. As in, there's a DNA test to join. Whether they actually practice genocide today depends on what definition you're using, but count up the deaths from pogroms that Jews are responsible for and the toll far exceeds Hitler's.

Are you saying that white ethnic nationalism is inherently violent while Jewish ethnic nationalism is not?

> Marxist-Leninist governments don't have a great track record,

What a coincidence - the supposedly inextricable link between Nazism and violence is also entirely a posteriori. Hitler certainly never mentioned ethnic cleansing in any speech or writings.

> but there are plenty of individual pacifist hippie commies

So intent does matter now, so long as the ideas align with your own? Almost all neo-Nazis deny the Holocaust. To them, the inherent violence (that you say justifies preemptive violence) doesn't even exist.
Interesting how this bacteria is a common ingredient in yogurt.
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My bad...s-exprs OR m-exprs I guess? I'll yield to the r/lisp mod's opinion of course :)
You make a good point, though I feel you undermine yourself somewhat by adding the "and anyone who disagrees is a Nazi" onto the end there.
I have a 2015 Toshiba Chromebook - 4GB RAM, 1.7GHz Celeron I think - and while it's fine for a lot of things, browsing the 'modern' web on it is so painful.

Sites cause the UI to hang for seconds at a time. Switching between tabs can take an age. Browse to some technology review site and you sit and wait for 10 seconds while the JS slowly loads a "please sign up for our newsletter" popover.
My point is that it is completely stupid to think of the stack of knowledge necessary to understand how an IOT device really, fundamentally works.

A toaster is not a complex thing. It has a few springs, a tray, a body, some heating elements. Some wires. There is absolutely no need to put the internet in there.

/rant
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I'm not sure if I agree.

My goto example is Blender. It has a footprint of 300MB, starts within 1-2 seconds and uses 70MB on startup.

Compare this to a program like 3ds Max and you will ask yourself where all your resources went.

I think today most software loads everything on startup, while programs like Blender use a modular approach.
Yeah but the level design sucks, the writing is terrible, open worlds are bloated with useless details and not much gaming, gameplay are repetitive and lack innovations, atmosphere and personal touch has been traded for myriad of pixels. Those games are big fat short interactive movies and without souls.

The best games I played recently are all indie stuff that I could have played on a much older machine.
I am not so familiar with the US law but why wouldn't they?

The first article of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights states:

"All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood."

To be even clearer, the second states:

"Everyone is entitled to all the rights and freedoms set forth in this Declaration, without distinction of any kind, such as race, colour, sex, language, religion, political or other opinion, national or social origin, property, birth or other status."

Not being a US citizen does not allow the US government to violate basic human rights.

And just if you think pricavy is not a basic human right, in the same declaration you find:

"No one shall be subjected to arbitrary interference with his privacy, family, home or correspondence, nor to attacks upon his honour and reputation. Everyone has the right to the protection of the law against such interference or attacks."

EVERYONE. Not just "US Citizen".

But then again maybe the US do not respect the most basic human rights.
I just said that there is nothing inherently fascist in beating up Nazis. That is not what you claim I said (that I condone violence).
These were the reasons I didn't switch to ProtonMail when I wanted to move out of Gmail and others. I didn't want to be stuck with ProtonMail and having to print or save each email one by one if I ever felt that ProtonMail wasn't good enough for me. I had also followed these requests for a little while and was frustrated that IMAP is now in some kind of beta after more than two years of requests. It's still not generally available yet! I really liked the privacy and security bits, but couldn't live with a service with these limitations.
Nice intervals, wow!
That makes sense. It still seems odd that every other tool I've used takes a small fraction of that.
Bet writing that made you feel a real big man.
I haven't seen all ads in the magazine, but I notice that most (all?) of the companies are no longer around. Except one.
The ad had a bit of a prophecy in it too:
"You can't outgrow Apple."
Title needs to be changed. This is NOT a patent. This is merely the publication of an application requesting a patent.

See the title at the top of the PDF linked from the article:

Patent Application Publication
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The Daily Stormer is pretty radical, but afaik still operates within the law. Taking their platform will put them out of sight and into areas where respecting the law isn't necessary. The enemy you don't know is the enemy you have to fear the most. Unfortunately I feel like most people today are more comfortable with hiding and banning bad ideas than to confront them.
So big slowdown from C++ to C#?
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You can talk about how things "should" be, about "precedents", etc, but the true guideline to measure these things is what the vast majority agrees to, because that's what public approval is all about. So all you can really do is try to convince the majority about what is 'right' and what is 'wrong'.
I don't understand the problem, you can use Facebook for adding friends and messaging them and it's free. You can use Facebook Messenger, not use the app and use website for adding people and getting their information. The newsfeed there can be turned off or customised, if you do install the app, all notifications can be turned off. This is a good and free service, but if people don't know hot to use it, maybe there is a point in writing about it. Messages about deleting Facebook account seem counterproductive, because why throw away a good tool if you use it rarely and it's useful?
It's in Russia. And Russia's copyright law is extremely liberal about fair use.
Thanks. CULA checks your site every two minutes. Other monitors usually do it every 5 minutes unless you pay them. CULA's for free!
Context: So the ACLU of VA filed against having the rally moved to a park away from downtown Charlottesville, and the Judge agreed going against the City. Yeah, this probably wasn't the best call in retrospect. Something other ACLU chapters can correct.

https://acluva.org/20108/aclu-of-virginia-response-to-govern...

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/08/17/opinion/aclu-first-amendm...

https://www.aclu.org/blog/free-speech/equality-justice-and-f...
Just because someone does horrible shit in the name of the Nazi party does not mean the Nazi party itself is at fault.
I was a visionary paid member when that option became available, and I used the service heavily for a year (until the performance, particularly search and email-list-paging became unreasonably slow... as in multi-second delays).

While performance was going down, I noticed new features being announced. However, one key feature (exporting emails in bulk) was never done. I can assure you that is not rocket science, or rather is not a technical challenge that the brilliant minds who started PM could not overcome.

As for careers, I even made an effort to contact them. Whether I was up to par or not, I suspect my resume and two decades of experience were worthy of a reply, particularly given the quality of bug reporting I had provided during my use.

So honestly, the takeaway feeling was that the company was not well run or organized, which ultimately brings long-term reliability into question. And long-term reliability is very important to anyone doing real work and real business.
It is not necessarily fascism just because they use violence. They view it as Nazis work towards a a violent society where certain minorities will be oppressed or even killed. So using violence to stop that is warranted just like it is for example warranted for the state to use violence to capture and hold a person that is preparing a terrorist attack.

I disagree of course as even though I really dislike Nazis political violence is something that is really dangerous for our democracy. For example in in town in Sweden one Antifa group jumped and beat up a libertarian politician just because he was seen as promoting politics that was hostile towards workers. Generally that is not something Antifa does but when you start using political violence is easy to use those methods more and more. Or inspire other groups that they should do it as well.
Personally, as a product design manager, I like to find the middle ground. Having a set of "4x" employees is useful when you also have a number of "1x"and "2x" employees that can learn and grow from the influence of the highest skill and/or productive employees.

Attempting to build a "quantity over quality" organization is bad for the reasons you list, but "all quality, no quantity" is a close second in being detrimental.

Each critical "4x" employee that you have is only beneficial if they stay at your company. Burning them out because a company is ruthlessly focused on keeping their staffing lean by only hiring "4x unicorn-ninja-guru-rockstar" developers is a quick way to trigger management to swing the pendulum too far in the opposite direction.

Edit: fixed a typo
Don't expect too much lobster (like caviar) is basically a Veblen good unless you live somewhere you can get it very cheap
Why wouldn't algorithm reach a local maxima when playing with itself, or even degrade over time by opening up to unknown attacks?
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I was on the tube in London and saw ads to sign-up for Disney's on demand app with their entire library, is that the same thing or something else?
On the Web the balance is not as good.

We had decent video, CSS, page update, notifications, unicode support and the like 10 years ago. We didn't gain that much since then. But the page load time took a X5 hit.

Yeah some UI is nicer, and we do have better completion, real time is snappier and all.

But hell.

We lost most pagination, pages feels slow, there are so many, sharing informations went down the toilet in exchange for big echo chambers.

The only thing that are clearly better is my hardware and bandwidth, both on mobile and computer, and professional service quality that went up in quality a lot.

The web itself, the medium, feels more sluggish than it should be given the power horse of infrastructure I got to access it.
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"Milo is gay and dates a Black man" is a weird thing to say, to defend him from charges of being a Nazi sympathizer.

Or child sexual assault apologist.

I mean, the man has a body of work to be judged by. And he has been.
Worked great for me with Vivaldi on Ubuntu 17.04.
You're absolutely right, but that's also beside the point. The KKK probably directly killed more people in the 60s - Not just black people and jews, but people who disagreed with them, people who agreed with them but were caught in crossfire or misidentified. That organization is vile and despicable, and as much as it is still possible within the bounds of justice to prosecute and lock up those responsible for such reprehensible acts, I completely agree.

These terrorist acts, while pertinent to the current conversation, are not the same. We've (hopefully) moved on from the violence of our forebears, and the rise of white nationalism should be treated as a new occurrence. I hope it is one. The argument that it

The police should be on hand at these 'demonstrations'. Many of them are actually violent. Many more have peaceful if disgusting protestors, and a few truly vile people that will incite incidents - And these get out of hand very quick. Police should be quick to stamp out these brawls. They need to immediately arrest the criminals who instigate violent acts.

The important things to recognize are a) that the violence is instigated on both sides, and b) making yourself a target for violence is not an effective way of rooting out violence. They're correlated - Black Block members often toe the line in attempt to provoke. That's simply escalation. It make the Nazis think they're right and makes it easier for them to radicalize others - Because they're "being provoked", so why shouldn't they "fight back"?

Escalation only makes it worse. As the old adage goes - "Don't wrestle with pigs; You both get dirty and the pig likes it". Antifa is wrestling with pigs. You can't fight Nazi's by fighting them with fists - They like that. You need to fight them by being better than them, and quite frankly, when they're winning you need to re-evaluate if you really are.
Maybe https://scihub22266oqcxt.onion.link will work.

Or install Tor browser, and use http://scihub22266oqcxt.onion
This is somewhat unrelated, but when does a person ever deal with a doctor via email / texting?
Management have the misguided notion that if you adopt the Agile methodology (TM) you will deliver successful software projects.

Loads of people uninterested in software engineering and technology follow agile training and the end result is loads of pictures of walls covered in Post-it notes, disgruntled developers and no working software or product to show for it.
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So what? Short of an explicit treaty outlining cross honored travel without (ex: like euro zone) there's no inherent right to that. Passport, no passport, doesn't matter.

Note that I never said whether I personally think it's a good policy or whether I think it's morally sound. I'm saying they have legal standing to do so.

Enforcing your borders and dictating the rules for anyone external crossing them to enter your country is the right of each nation to decide on its own.
As far as I know, it gets colder on the ground when there is a clear night.

Presumably the radiation is absorbed by the clouds and the heat stays in the atmosphere.

I have absolutely no idea how it compares to reflective clouds during the day.
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