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Why do you only upload the latest three atmospheric models only one time (0000 UTC) per day?
California lawmakers are proposing a tax on water bills
I don't like it because it's bad for the environment.

Eventually someone like Vanguard will come along and offer a blockchain with real value behind it. After this, all the hype around bitcoin will just look embarrassing in the aftermath.

The SEC was useful when information was hard to come by, but now it's just standing in the way of progress.
You seem to have not considered rewards and informants. Law enforcement doesn't need to personally be party to a transaction to gather evidence of it.
> only have stuff you enjoy

In this case I'd have no clothes then. Maybe I'm weird, but I just see clothes as a utility, not as something that gives me joy.
that's one reason why I really like https://archive.org/ and other similar projects
Roku files for IPO of up to $100M
1 * marginal tax rate... so for most people who can afford larger donations, 25-35 cents.
I don't know... since you bring up the Northwest, Seattle has had what feels like a lovely and temperate summer. Not sure what the stats say.
At Burning Man, a group of Googlers shipped live lobsters to desert
I was going to say the same thing. I've frequently argued both for the ruthless pragmatism of just-get-it-shipped and for self-indulgent exploration.
During the Trump administration? Not likely. Even Obama didn't take action like that, so I can't see republicans or Trump doing it.
You lost me between Q's 2 and 3, and then gained me back in A3. Market segmentation happens when customers think there is a difference; it doesn't matter if the difference is real or not.
The thing is that all you need is a sticker on each piece of food with a unique QR code or an rfid tag containing all the expiration, source, and lot numbers. The consumer can just scan everything and get any necessary info about expiration dates and recalls if they want. Nothing very complex there and certainly doesn't require any fancy kitchen gadgets just a industry agreed on labeling standard.
You're argument rests on the assumption that people are putting their entire, or close to entire net worth into BTC.
The n900 had a resistive touch screen. That by itself is sufficient to disqualify it as a modern smartphone.
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The article didn't make that up, it's a well-known thing. I mean, I guess Lamar Hunt could have been lying, but he's definitely the first one to use the name "Super Bowl" and he always said he named it after the Super Ball.

Here, it's on Wikipedia because of course it is:

Lamar Hunt, owner of the AFL's Kansas City Chiefs, first used the term "Super Bowl" to refer to the NFL-AFL championship game in the merger meetings. Hunt later said the name was likely in his head because his children had been playing with a Super Ball toy; a vintage example of the ball is on display at the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio. In a July 25, 1966, letter to NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle, Hunt wrote, "I have kiddingly called it the 'Super Bowl,' which obviously can be improved upon."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_Bowl
Sure, just put this somewhere in your i3 config file:

mode "pause" {
bindsym Escape mode "default"
}

bindsym $mod+p mode "pause"

That should show a 'pause' indicator in the i3 bar when you press $mod+p, and unpause when you press escape
Would they get cancer sooner or have different effects than non-miner smokers?
Let us not mince our words. This has a name. More than one. It's called wrongful arrest, wrongful imprisonment and assault, she may (per laws of Utah) very well even have had the right to forceful self defence against the police offer but wouldn't have stood a chance. The perpetrator should be charged and convicted according to the full force of the law, the mayor's apology is meaningless, as it does not compensate for the crime, and is a tactic to prevent a wholesale pitchfork-bearing protest against law enforcement. Paid leave is theft of tax payers money, a compounded obscenity and effectively an evasion of justice and, frighteningly, for the need to state the bleeding obvious, law enforcement is not above the law. The police force conducting an internal (as opposed to an independent commission appointed by the DOJ) investigation adds insult to injury. What is needed is deterrence, i.e. costs for action of this kind. In fact it may be legal for someone to hypothetically with a spine, torque and some unusual but lawful requisite authorisation to arrest the police officer in question for the above crimes. The nurse was manifestly in the right legally, ethically and should be given an award for courage to stand up to someone bigger and stronger than her, who clearly lacks the judgement required for his office, to defend an unconscious patient in her care. This incident portends fascism, which always begin with arbitrary arrests. Dear nurse, let us applaud you for your professionalism, ethics and courage, and let us stand by you as you see the wrongs done to you made right.
I think temac was suggesting Intel could sell cheaper chips. Why would Intel need to bribe the competition?
Err...most people miss it but I don't talk about sex Just completely immodest when it comes to skin, that's sexy for other people, not me

https://twitter.com/RealSexyCyborg/status/903441607709540352
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There's a range of salaries for a given level of competence. I found one candidate earning ₹4 lac a year who was way more competent than another earning ₹14 lac a year. That's a 3x variation. So, no harm keeping it open for a while to see if it can be filled.
No, it doesn't, though it seems to be the standard method that people ignorant of law enforcement come up with and think they have solved the problem of keeping LE out.

For a start, if soliciting prostitution is illegal, the LE agent doesn't have to perform service, they just have to bust the “client/screener”, and turn them so that they report back properly.
It's obviously a simplification of what Kondo said. If everything could be condensed into a sentence she wouldn't have written an entire book.
It doesn't feel that bad either. I thought I'd be miserable but this dry heat is painless compared to 90s in the East.
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It's not about compassion, it's about having systems in place for situations like these. Laws encode behavior that should always happen. Compassion is private, and having thousands rely on it is not a reliable practice.
41 Celsius, for the rest of us.
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My daughter was hospitalized a few years ago and spent a couple of days in Dell Children's Hospital in Austin. Everybody we dealt with there was fantastic and the facility was wonderful. The Dells have done a lot of great things for Texas.
Why would insurance companies want to speed up payments.

This would cost them millions?
I dunno about that. If went thru everything I had took those things I didn't use in the last six months credo, I would have some perfectly good things left over. Camera lenses and other, camping equip, tools, non-seasonal clothes, etc.

I don't tend to keep useless things around as it is. I imagine there are quite a few people like that. I imagine at least in some strata of tech workers, who are into the latest and greatest, there are quite a few who'd have pretty decent things to recycle.

I've worked with people who just have too much disposable income as either singles or DINKs and buy/consume "accordingly."
Since the latest censorship debacle, I have begun to resent Google on principle. They certainly had everyone fooled with their "Don't be evil" theme. No such thing.

What is needed now is an update to our laws that will prohibit carriers/hosts of information from censoring content that does not violate the First Amendment, the way GAB is doing it. GAB's efforts are worthy of an applause, however, they are a lone wolf, a reaction to the usurpers at Google, Twitter, Facebook, Apple, etc.

Speaking in disagreement with whomever on the internet isn't the same as speaking in disagreement in someone's house where you can most certainly kick the person out, or speaking in disagreement with your employer, James Damore style and getting fired for upsetting the groupthink.

The wireless spectrum should be sold with these guarantees of freedom of speech attached and new laws needs to be passed that will NEVER again allow Google, Facebook, Twitter, Apple or whomever, regardless of size, to usurp America's most precious freedom.
It's frequently cheaper through the aggregator. The aggregators force the hotels to sign a contract stating that they won't sell cheaper on their own site and since you seem specifically interested in their hotel (maybe you're a business traveler with a points card) they have less reason to compete on price.
GAB = google/alphabet
What? Science and mathematics requires you to be open to new ideas, beause your ideas can be proven wrong easily.
You don't have to shove a human into the internet tube to use the internet tube to help move the human.

Or do we want to ignore all of the sites facilitating prostitution, human trafficking's BFF?
> Someone should

By all means, go for it!
I understand the meaning of "long tail", but not sure what it means in this context. Is this an infosec term? I work in webdev and have never heard it used. Are you referring to less-commonly used web app frameworks?
He was just following orders. Where have I heard that before? His crime is inexcusable.
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> Even now, engineers are not held in anywhere near the same regard in China as they are in the West.

I have to respectfully disagree with the author on the esteem of engineers in China versus the West. I am not Chinese, nor an expert on their culture, but I do live in the West so I understand half of the equation.

Current President of China, Xi Jinping was educated as a chemical engineer[1]. His predecessor Hu Jintao was a hydroelectric engineer[2]. His predecessor Jiang Zemin was an electrical engineer[3].

Compare that with recent American presidents like Obama (JD), Bush(MBA), Clinton(JD), Bush Sr(BA in Econ), Reagan (BA in Econ). These are only a few points, but seems to me it is in China where engineers rise to the highest echelons of power. We have lawyers.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xi_Jinping#Early_life_and_educ...

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hu_Jintao#Early_life

[3] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jiang_Zemin#Background_and_asc...
Yeah, folks are mostly being kind or just continuing the joke in this thread. There's a couple of questionable ones, but nothing too awful. I've seen much worse, including in the Linux kernel community (which is kind of a mixed bag, but in my past experience reasonably nice to newbies).
Several quotes in the article definitely rubbed me the wrong way and make it hard for me to take it serious.

“No programming language has come close to C or C++ when it comes to efficiency."
Really? This is obviously false. You don't have to reach for the "hip" Rust to see that. There is a reason lots of math libs are still implemented in Fortran and not in C or C++ that are clearly unparalleled in their efficiency.

"I love C because it involves a lot of hardware manipulation. You can play with a lot of cool sensors, embedded systems and control actual physical things."

This isn't even a statement about the language.

I think this post is just empty air wrapped around a advertisement for that Holberton school.
Hmmm... reaperducer made a joke that pointed out that the objectification of women was a part of the toxic masculinity tropes of the Bourne movies... which is pretty woke.

But then dwringer assumed bad faith about an (assumed) cis white male, that mentioning the trope was in earnest instead of part of a put on (or alternatively that such objectification is above being joked about). In my opinion that's woker.

I'll let others in the thread decide, but I'm investing my nice guy points in dwringer.
Very interested in this work. What imagery source is even available this quick?
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It's not ridiculous, but there's pratically no more information about it. No major tech sites have covered it, beyond Phoronix. AMD haven't acknowledged it, beyond stating that "a performance marginality problem exclusive to certain workloads on Linux" exists, which is factually incorrect as it also seems to occur on other operating systems.

I'm not spending hundreds of euro on a processor without knowing something more concrete about this issue. If you budget is really ~million dollars, do you have additional information about this that you can share?
Maybe that should be restated as "only have stuff that induces a net positive of joy" so that having no clothes would presumably lead to a negative joy due to walking around naked and all the consequences of that.
I've also found that to be true with movies. When I first watched Jaws 15 years ago, I thought it was boring and slow. I recently watched it again and loved every minute of it. The dialog, characters, and building tension was fantastic. I almost felt like I could smell the beach and the boats.
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Likewise you don't need to invent a knife-over-IP protocol to use the internet to help kill people.
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We actually do this. We plan the learning phase for the sprint and we time box these kind of things for 1-2 days.
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About 1000x value from now. That's when all fiat currencies hyperinflate. It's scary to think that it's not that far away, about 10-20 years from now if the crypto adoption trend continues.
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Unless you're currently making $50K, in which case why would you turn down a 100% raise?
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I’m surprised this isn’t more common.

I went through a period where I was frequenting the same hotel ~10 times a year. They knew me by name, and I knew most of them. There was no such thing as “full” - they would move heaven and earth to accommodate repeat custom.

When they perceive your ‘loyalty’ as being to a portal, and me as years of repeat custom .. well what would you do?

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The reason to want people to buy in is to grow the space and incentivise vendors to build sophisticated services for it. Like with self-driving cars, a large herd benefits all members.
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To be fair, it said the room has been booked 14 times in 24 hours...not that it had been booked for that specific date 14 times in 24 hours.
George Carlin has a pretty great comedy routine on our relationship with "stuff". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MvgN5gCuLac
41 is definitely warm but I think San Francisco has a pretty gentle climate in general. For comparison Melbourne Australia has a climate which is mostly similar to San Francisco but we also get temperatures over 41 Celsius every summer. Usually we get a couple of weeks in that range each year. Our record temperature was 47 Celcius (116 Fahrenheit).
Perhaps this makes it cleaner for Alphabet to sell equity in the other bets, as they have in Verily (https://www.recode.net/2017/1/26/14399042/verily-health-tech...).
Unless you have a good track record of awarding bonuses people are skeptical that you will actually pay bonuses.
I'm sitting in Noe Valley on the top floor of an A/C-less apartment

Please kill me, or send ice
I'm actually finding a TON of synergies in running a micro-site internally. I control the volume of sales through my own Facebook ads. If, for example, I were to land a large client, I can dial down my internal sites' traffic to free up my team to absorb that new business while we hire and train more staff. If we lose a client I can also up my spend to keep my staff busy. Essentially it works as a labor-demand-smoother.

We're also using our small sites as training grounds for our warehouse team. Few of our best people are content packing boxes forever, so giving them things to grow into (managing a site, marketing, sales, customer support, etc) helps us retain good people longer.

Also "get sued by the president" is on my bucket list.
You sound like you were just listening to Dan Carlin's latest history podcast.[1]

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So you mean it finally stopped being chilly in San Francisco?
Yessir! We're planning to launch quite a few of these mini-sites, and will be exploring things like "Vladmir Poo-tin" and such once the Trump fountain runs dry...
So how do you feel about trespassing?
If you are booking with a chain you usually get better perks by booking through their site, especially if you are a loyalty member (even the most basic level often gives perks so it's worth signing up). Some are even cheaper by booking directly (e.g. Accor group).

The place where booking.com really shines is for individual hotels and smaller properties like bed and breakfasts - often they only use one provider and it's usually booking.com/Priceline (at least here in Europe). You could just call them directly once you've found it though...
The information age is built on gathering raw data and doing pure research, neither of which are profitable activities.

The implied threshold for wastefulness here is offensively low; basically any project that might require one moderately competent PhD researcher for a year.
That's a bit of a false equivalence. Hate speech and harassment are not equal to being openly gay.

I agree with your last point, care to explain more?
It's 8pm here in the Bay Area and my home is reading 91.8 degrees with the sun down and all my windows open. I remember when I moved here in 2002 and my first landlord told me, "You're in the Bay, you don't need an air conditioner."

That's still true, though. We only have heat like this around September with a little overlap before and after. It's pretty unpleasant for that six or so weeks, however. It's noticeably worse than 15 yrs ago, too.
GP doesn't imply anything about AGW. It's possible to have a long perspective while still recognizing that this temperature is extraordinary for the Holocene. SF probably had warmer days in the Cretaceous but there were significantly more dinosaurs. So "all time" is still wrong.
Trump has at most 8 years, barring another constitutional amendment. I can believe that Google is looking further than that.
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Local HD is sold out of standalone A/C units...
It's interesting, most of our company is on Macs and people experience lots of issues waking up from sleep. Mac didn't used to be that way for many years.

I run i3 and just logout before any sort of monitor changing.
> An (ex?)uber driver I know in a semi rural area now just connects directly with locals and runs a charter to and from the nearby city, as those were most of his fares.

Either he's driving without commercial insurance (very risky) or most of his savings from Uber fees are going towards the same.
Air conditioning is a 'must' partly because people have just come to demand it. 98 is hot- but even 88 is warm when you're used to 72, 24/7/365.

Source, all the people around town running their air conditioning on cool 75 degree summer nights.