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And yes, older Unixes also often used call gates too, for example Solaris.
It's not just Shervin Pishevar that wants Benchmark off the board. Ron Burkle (Yucaipa Cos) and Adam Leber (Maverick) also penned the letter requesting that they divest.
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Many e-bikes are restricted to 20 mph for that reason:

http://www.evelo.com/blog/why-is-there-a-20mph-speed-limit-o...

However, it's easy enough to convert an ordinary bike to an e-bike - the necessary motors and other parts are readily available, in fact that's pretty much how the industry started. Many of the bike messengers in NYC etc. have much higher top speeds than 20.
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The risk behind Preact isn't the API. Remember, this is a discussion about patents, so what matters is fundamental concepts and algorithms.

The most likely thing for Facebook to patent is the concept of a virtual DOM that's diffed to apply updates to the real DOM. IF they have such a patent (and apparently they don't), then any library that has a vdom implementation infringes, including Preact.

Of course, if they DON'T have such a patent (which seems to be the case), then Preact is safe, but so is React. :)
> Neither g++ 7

Eh? I've been using it a hell of a lot!

std::variant is listed on GCC 7's page [0], and I know that is there in at least 7.1

I don't use clang much, but they list it as supported [1], and I believe the patch [2] landed in 5.0

[0] https://gcc.gnu.org/gcc-7/changes.html

[1] https://libcxx.llvm.org/cxx1z_status.html

[2] https://reviews.llvm.org/rL288547
Focus (for Android) doesn't use Google analytics directly, but it's an indirect dependency - see below.

Focus does have:

- Mozilla telemetry: enabled by default in Focus, disabled by default in Klar. This only sends data to Mozilla servers, and only concerns what features people use (i.e. do people use share, do people use custom tabs, do people clear using the bin button or the notification). This stuff is used for deciding what features to prioritise (or remove), and doesn't involve Google servers.

- Adjust SDK: an install attribution tool (aka install referrer tracking). This is only used to determine whether the app was installed as the result of a specific (google-hosted) ad campaign. Adjust depends on play-services-analytics. ( https://www.adjust.com/glossary/install-referrer/ ). This only comes into play if you install the app from the play store (which funnily enough Google own). This is the only time play-services-analytics shuld be used, i.e. on first install. This is also disabled in Klar.

(The more interesting question is: could Focus receive the INSTALL_REFERRER itself for ads attribution instead of using Adjust? That data might be meaningless without asking google to tell you where it came from, and they provided it in the first place anyway...)
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Glad you liked it :) I am not using any theme, custom built the css to my liking.
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Not sure if they would profit greatly, because they can't target dead people with their ads.
Facebook doesn't deny you the freedoms of using the software without restriction, studying it, modifying it, and distributing it (with or without your modifications).

I personally wish FB would release even more of their platforms as free software, preferably under (A/L)GPL3 or MPL 2 or Apache 2. But we do not live in a perfect world. Even the folks at FSF made some compromises regarding the wording of the patent provisions in the GPL3 family, in order to get more companies to adopt the licenses [0].

I am sure the folks at FB know the first time they abuse the patent stipulations, a lot of people using React will jump ship.

[0] https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/compromise.html
> bought several lunches a day

Sequentially, or in parallel?
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Some people will not make decisions on the basis of "what kind of world do I want to see", but rather the more immediate concern of "is my child going to be disabled?".

Vaccines weren't taken up by the masses because they wanted to eradicate polio for example, but rather because they wanted their children to be safe from it. Parents would gladly vaccinate themselves, even at a risk that they'd get a full infection, just to guarantee that their children would be safe.

The anti-vaxxer issue nowadays is a tragedy of the commons scenario. Every individual who does not vaccinate their child, doesn't give up herd immunity immediately, and (if true) get's to avoid any complications associated with vaccine. They have others bear the costs of herd vaccination, and gain a benefit by defecting.
Managing supply chains and value chains distributed among many companies in a global industry.
They should sue Benchmark but use the same lawyers, as to not crowd the building. It's in the Tenderloin and it's kinda sketch outside, day or night.
When I was living in Europe and had my wisdom-tooth removed I only got a local anesthetic so I wouldn't feel the cutting. Recently I heard a friend of mine (here in the US) say she was given vicodin afterwards. To me that's just insane. Sure I was a little uncomfortable for half a day but I'm not going to take bloody opioids because of that. It might also be the case that people just don't ask for it as easily as in the US (I mean, it's much more common to hear Americas place food orders with a bunch of custom stuff, Europeans usually just order what's on the menu).
What does intellectual dishonesty mean?
Anyone knows what are consequences of ban from Apache Software Foundation? Okay, it has X-Cat exclusion by August, 31 (https://react-etc.net/entry/apache-foundation-bans-use-of-fa...) and what will happen after that?
Interesting.

OT: As a former PINE/ALPINE User I found that reliable Email clients seem to be rare. There seems not to be much besides Thunderbird and Evolution. I neither got Claws Mail nor iScribe to work with my servers under Linux. Any other email client recommendation for Linux?
I've been getting my Amiga 2000 online just this week but I suspect it was easier for me as I've got 20MB RAM and a 68030 CPU.

I used a null modem cable connected to an RS232 to USB adaptor plugged into a Raspberry PI running pppd. I can't really justify the cost of a network card just now. I'm saving for a Vampire.

I was hoping to post this comment using the Amiga but the only browsers that will run on it don't support the required SSL version :)
I did this for five years in Panama. Weather was nice. Met my wife there. Learned Spanish. There's no income tax there if your money comes from out of the country. As long as you're not from the US, that's amazing. For Americans I think you still have to pay tax over 100,000 income. Remote salaries don't go much above that anyway though. Paid off my mortgage by 31. Not too bad for a college dropout.
I am no pro in understanding these licensing issue. Can someone help me how this affects if
i) ReactJS is used in a company/organisation for their proprietor software?
ii) ReactJS is used in a company/organisation for their distributed licensing software?
iii) ReactJS is used in a company/organisation for a software which is opensourced?
Maybe it should become part of the estate, but I don't know enough about that to say how. If it's part of a will then honor that, otherwise it the next of kin or whatever who decides what to do with it (in a limited fashion that prevents identity theft - maybe freeze it or delete it being the only options).
To your second point, wouldn't there be a tremendous amount of startups who aren't interested in being in the patents business, or that would otherwise not own the patents over which to sue Facebook, that would thus not be able to get into this position, or did I just completely misunderstand the issue?
I agree this is hypothetical, but an organization could form for enforcing the license.
I couldn't find people complaining of jaundice on the subreddit. Do you have a link?
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Why doesn't Youtube remove this "extremist" content I wonder...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BWsnYxJ1ghA
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I like it. Really turns everything on its head. You're logged out. You can't post or comment. Lurking will be good for me.
I disagree with your assertion that it is "extremely risky" to apply current nutrition knowledge. Since we don't understand the effects of the "traditional" diet, it's not clear whether it is helping or hurting us. Yes, we have empirical evidence, but as you said it is poorly controlled. So all we can know is that if we eat a "traditional" diet, we will probably live close to the average lifespan and have average health issues as has been observed for traditional diets.

Additionally, there are a wide variety of traditional diets that cover very different foods. Since everything in the body interacts in complicated ways, we cannot even generalize specific foods as being "non-risky" to eat, since the empirical evidence we have only applies to the interactions of each food with the rest of the diet. So it's not clear what would actually constitute a definitive "traditional" diet; the best we could do would be to try and mimic a specific traditional diet as closely as possible, which still doesn't take into account the interactions caused by non-diet aspects of health like amount of exercise.

There is value in that kind of stability, but by incorporating mainstream nutrition research into your diet you can trade increased risk for what is likely to be a better average result. I say likely to be better than average because, as incomplete as nutrition data is, some data is still better than no data. It doesn't make sense to ignore what we know in the moment just because it might be wrong later. As long as you research carefully and stick to the most well studied aspects of nutrition, risk is minimal.

It's also worth pointing out that the normal person's diet today is already a large departure from traditional diets. So even if we assume a "traditional" diet is the goal, it does not follow that that Soylent would be better or worse than the normal person's diet today. It's likely that the human body is adaptable enough to handle whatever you eat.
Extra credit for whoever implements logic proofs on concurrent applications.
> you would like that place to remain the way it was when you chose to move there

This isn't a good characterization at all.

> that culture is fluid

I do want it to evolve but not in the wrong direction. I want MORE western values and scientific and enlightenment ideals, not less. I don't want identity politics and post-modernism and moral relativism and political correctness and feelings over facts/science. In short I want what Steven Pinker (http://a.co/7ctFP0t) wants. And sometimes, being smarter about immigration is the only way to move towards a better society, instead of axiomatically believing in "diversity and immigration is an intrinsic good", which is an extremely unscientific position to take.

> You must have entirely missed the hostile take-over of the conservative party by the fringe

This is actually a common myth. If you have the patience, Ben Shapiro (Conservative NeverTrumper) explains it in this video (https://youtu.be/67zCG-KPWfQ). He essentially says that the actual number of people who hate other races and want to kill non-whites, i.e. neonazis, are very few, and most altrighters are just people who want to protect western values, are against the "whites are oppressors" narrative, etc.

> you should have moved to Switzerland

This is not so important to me that I sacrifice my tech career. Also, there is pretty much only 2-3 places in the world to do AI, and bay area is one of them.
The software makes literally millions of correct calls every day, both positive and negative.

I'd say it's pretty capable.

Human raters are a fucking nightmare of inconsistency and bias. I'd guess this is more accurate at this point, and is only going to improve.
Loved ones and friends still respond strongly to the presence of a dead person. In fact I wouldn't be surprised if friends of dead people incur more engagement than people when they were alive (sadly).
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What is your opinion on a diet of fast food daily versus something like Muesli?

Seems like some folks have really poor diets by choice, and this couldn't be that much worse. Could it?
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Not every place is hostile, from my personal experience surfing all around the world (Brazil, Peru, Mexico, Philippines, etc) I only experienced hostility in SoCal. So maybe it's just the US thing.
> like some other large companies do and only release software that isn't used in our most successful products

Closure Compiler [1], GWT [2], and protobufs [3] would like to have a word...

I realize they said "some" large companies, but it seems like there's plenty of precedent for successful tech companies to release core infrastructure as open source.

[1] https://developers.google.com/closure/compiler/

[2] http://www.gwtproject.org/

[3] https://developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/
The Google/Java case was about copyrights, not patents, and Google actually lost on that issue.

They won on a fair use claim. And that win is still subject to an ongoing appeal.
The Left-Associative Reverse Function Application made me think of the "|>" too!, but I came across the |> in Elixir
Hm, so for someone who eats frozen pizza and fast food on a daily basis (because of the convenience), would Soylent be a step up from that based on your comment?
Why do you doubt it? I'm pretty sure that Elm will do it. :)
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>We need to better understand that nature of pain

Pain science is a very well-researched field that gets plenty of funding and is worked on by some of the best scientists and doctors in the world who have no corrupt agenda.

There is no conspiracy. Just doctors over-prescribing opioids, patients lying to get them, and a few very corrupt "pain management" shops - primarily in Florida - handing them out like candy.
Confront and address? You ain't gonna get your boss fired without a scratch. He's just bragging that he achieved a local maxima, and I think he's correct.

Maybe during the exit interview he could have said, "oh by the way, there's a file on my computer..."

But then he might suddenly find the severance offer is retracted.
Problem solved....
1. keep the profile.

2. ???

3. profit
Facebook most likely is guarding it for strategic reason. My guess is it will built something like Expo into its Facebook/Messenger app, then it can have its own native app, games store without going through Apple. This is something WeChat already is running called mini-apps.
Fantastic article. This is the kind of stuff I go to Hacker News to read. Had never even heard of half of these conceptual leaps.
I guess the point is in this hypothetical world patents are useless because suing would trigger the destruction and this is good because the community can freely share and use the best designs.

However, in such a world I don't think the courts would approve of this 'hack' and kill the enforceability of these clauses precisely because they render patents useless.
i wanted to just call it fuzzysearch, but all the good variations of that word are already taken!

most of them don't sort results correctly though so i went with fuzzysort for this.

the real definition of fuzzysort is a numerical sorting algorithm which has nothing to do with this.
I've been using Geary, but it isn't something I'd recommend. Still feels unpolished (you can't create labels for eg). I also tried out Nylas, which is now open source, but it doesn't support plain text emails.

I'm considering moving to evolution or Thunderbird
https://www.apache.org/legal/resolved.html

"Can Apache projects distribute components under prohibited licenses?

Apache projects cannot distribute any such components. This means that no source code can be from Category X and that any convenience binaries produced may not include such contents. As with the previous question on platforms, the component can be relied on if the component's license terms do not affect the Apache product's licensing. For example, using a GPL'ed tool during the build is OK, however including GPL'ed source code is not"
Also lost a sibling at least in relation to opioid addiction. My 19-year old brother, he died in the street from a gunshot to the back from an 18-year old drug dealer, while trying to buy a bottle of Oxycontin on a weekday morning. I don't know how to solve these issues, but from my view, one thing that has most bothered me is, why weren't both of these able bodied young men at work? On a weekday morning? Well, there were no jobs, it was 2009 and the economy was in shock. This epidemic is a side effect of the banking catastrophe and its leaders, none of whom have beeen held accountable themselves for their own crimes, and are all multiples richer than they were at that time.
I didn't get any pain pills after wisdom teeth. I had local anesthetic and nitrous oxide gas to ease me, but not enough to sedate me (and obviously, no IV).

Some people are given pain pills because their teeth are impacted and the doctors have to break bones; the surgery is far more painful in the recovery stage than if it goes normally.

Even still, a common theme amongst my friends who got vicodin after the surgery was them not taking the pills, or only taking a single dose the day after to manage the pain.
Perhaps they meant to make a distinction between the inherently debatable "what he would have wanted" and "what we actually have a written statement of him wanting"?
Ideas:

- Low-carb and Keto

- Meals with Shirataki noodles

Monetization:

- Link to ingredients on Amazon affiliates

- Link to cooking supplies used in videos on Amazon affiliates

- Make an app that stores your recipes

- In the app, make a random button to switch through recipe ideas quickly

- Charge 2.99 for packs of 30 recipes

- Allow faceting through recipes by nutritional concerns, carbs, macros, etc.

- https://developers.google.com/search/docs/data-types/recipes

- Get into supplements

- Feeds > Email lists. I'd even say email lists are an antipattern. Offer ways for users to stay in touch without giving an email, that's a bit of a one sided deal. Go for Twitter, Facebook, YouTube etc. That way you can have your cake and eat it too, not annoying users, and letting them stay up to date with your content.
My kingdom for a good monospaced font and supporting editor to handle these and RTL languages. I've found Setups that work with one or the other, but none seems to do it all just yet.
I have been looking for an abstractive summarization API for quite some time, any idea when you will be releasing this. If you are planning any sort of beta I would love to be part of it :)
Evolution has only selected for diets that get you to reproduction. Those have very little overlap with what make you live well into your 80s+.

Your appeal to nature holds as much weight as the soylent science when it comes down to it. The only constant in the human diet is change. What our ancestors ate even 500 years ago has very little overlap with what we even consider "traditional food" now.
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The story at the beginning is so incredibly sad. We need to connect as much as we can while we're alive. Not through facebook. So that we have minimal/no regrets once its too late.
If you liked Pine/Alpine, you might want to consider mu4e, notmutch-emacs, or mutt-kz. All three are highly customizable text clients that use indexing to get speedy searches and virtual mailboxes in the vain of Google Mail or Fastmail. The Emacs-based clients (mu4e and notmuch-emacs) can also use shr to render HTML mails.

(I use mu4e, coming from a mixture of Apple's Mail.app, Google/Fastmail web interface, and mutt.)
Thanks :) if you look at part 2 -- [http://abhirag.in/articles/train_of_thought_2.html] I already have a decent algorithm to find stations with wrong coordinates, regarding geocoding, if you zoom into the map, you will find that the stations are marked with a star so OpenStreetMaps presumably has that data already. Cleaning up the location data is definitely doable but wouldn't be easy. One main issue is the duplicate names of stations, although the station codes would be different, we still need to have a rough idea of where the station is. I did try and improve my results using the MapQuest geocoding api, but I would label that effort as "work under progress" for now :)
Textiles have been priced out of the pearl river delta, but there are plenty of regions in china where it is still going strong (as you say, where the internal migrants come from).
Regardless of whether you are right or wrong, your comment is just a massive appeal to authority containing no actual information. It contributes nothing but an insult.
It was effective before blackberries (and the iphones that killed them). Basically it worked when there was a chance that you'd hit recall before anyone's mail client would have actually pulled it down.
reMail?
If you were a PINE user wouldn't the most natural transition be mutt? It's less of a client and more of a toolbox but I've been pretty happy with it.
Reason enough not to buy apple
Just as a thought experiment if every piece of software had a similar clause in their license it would mark the end of software patents. Isn't this what we actually want more of? Isn't _that_ actually the moral high ground?
What I don't really understand is if they're worried about patent trolls, how would this have any effect at all?

Patent trolls are companies that don't create anything, and just sue with their patent portfolio instead, so why would they care that they can't use react patents anymore?