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MS docs can all open as google docs in browser. When done export out of google docs as .doc or .docx. So no worries on colab.

One caveat: You might get some fuckery with complex excell, as google sheets is not quite as fully functioned.
Most laptop manufacturers choose the latter option and have sales numbers to prove them right :)
Siri on the watch is the same as Siri on the phone, the only real difference is Siri on the watch will often tell you that you have to continue the question on the phone (e.g. if the answer requires searching the web or something of that nature).

Also, I haven't tested with iOS 11, but Siri on iOS 10 still recognizes songs just fine. I haven't tried recognizing a song with my watch though (and the question there is if the microphone on the watch is good enough to pick up the song well enough to identify).
Microsoft is doing exactly this:

https://www.extremetech.com/computing/249292-microsoft-decla...
But virtually all MP's and all senior ones have zero idea about the blinky light boxes work.
Didn't Wave get killed a long time ago?
"Catalonia had been a nation since the 10th century."

Again, if you believe that fantasy is true, is impossible to open your eyes to reality.

Please, point to a reputable source.
A text file is not Enterprise. Real Enterprises would have a binary format embedded inside XML.

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The bugs are about time too.
More sense than Iraq, but less sense than Saudi Arabia.
I feel I should point out that Frostbite is used by a lot more than battlefield. Including Anthem, Dragon Age Inquisition, the latest Fifa, Mirror's Edge Catalyst and the Need for Speed games by Ghost Games (which is where I work).
I've been using Charlotte's Web (mint flavor is great), which I can purchase online, as I'm not in a legal medical marijuana state.
This looks great. Sourcegraph is slowly and steadily making tangible some ideas that are hard to explain. Whenever I wear their shirts I get asked what they do, and I have a one-liner, but it's really hard to comprehend the scale and scope of what they're really trying to accomplish. Really looking forward to using the editor!
They're all public transit. I'm looking for general roads, re: "I'm here, where can I drive to in 35 minutes?"
Great.

Now burglars will cut your internet connection to the outside, then rob your place.
Just like everything else in regards to this issue - who knows? It's a noisy mess, and the only thing we can be sure of is that it's going to be a never-ending nightmare for a lot of people through absolutely no fault of their own, requiring constant vigilance for the rest of their lives, and the system that built and continues to support this monster isn't going away any time soon.
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I see the same thing, but from Spain
In the US, we are loose about the term "city." The "city" I live in has a population of I 76,000. The neighboring town, Fort Collins, has a population of 164,000. But in 1990, my town, Loveland, only had 40,000 residents and I still would have called it a city.

The term "big city" is more specific. That's a major city, probably with skyscrapers. Population is probably close to a million or more.

The term "metropolis" is even more specific. That's a really big city, one of the top 20 in the US, to give a rough sense. Chicago, New York, Los Angeles are metropolises. Denver? It's a big city, but I don't know about metropolis.
So then you just switch to the tug-o-war chew toy attack.
Well, we're going to find out very soon. As the Bitcoin exchanges in China shut down, they're going to have to pay back all their customers. "Platforms should also tell the government by Wednesday Sept. 20 how they will allow users to make withdrawals in a risk-free manner and handle funds to ensure that investors' interests are protected."[1]

The executives of the exchanges were told not to try to leave China. Somebody foresaw this problem.

[1] http://fortune.com/2017/09/15/china-shutting-down-beijing-bi...
Catalonia has never been a nation.
That is very interesting, can you give an estimate how much (more) does it cost to you be a registrar and own domains? Compared to random ones. I guess .fi is a bit more expensive than .com anyway.
The reason the conflicts in Afghanistan and Iraq have gone on as long as they have, is because even most Americans have been able to personally ignore what's going on, particularly the last five or so years of it (obviously in the years immediately after 9/11, the war & terror propaganda was so overwhelming it was nearly impossible to avoid).

Around 140 US soldiers have died in Iraq and Afghanistan combined in the last four years. Most Americans will ignore conflict at that scale if they're told it's beneficial. Although Trump managed to get a lot of traction out of pointing out the financial cost while directly contrasting that with America's various domestic financial problems (such as the need to spend vast sums on infrastructure). A large majority of the US population understands very well at this point that the US can't afford the perpetual war machine any longer; we'll see what the war machine does to counter that cultural shift.
I remember reading articles like this in early 2007. Just look at this table:

http://www.multpl.com/unemployment/table

A recession is coming soon. Prolonged low unemployment rates are a pretty reliable sign that the economy is overheating. So are pricy Forward P/E ratios. So are property bubbles.

https://www.economist.com/blogs/graphicdetail/2016/08/daily-...

Also, I disagree that we have a labor shortage. I think we have a skill shortage. If we had double the machine learning experts we might need half the number of commercial drivers, and there are a lot more drivers out there than AI developers.
I don't think iOS is "taking aim" at macOS. But a lot of people do use the iPad as a primary computing device these days, and the new iPad features in iOS 11 are definitely aimed at making the device even better for these people. For the things an iPad can do, it should do them as best it possibly can. For the things an iPad can't do, or can't do well, there's always macOS. And making the iPad better at the things it can do well doesn't harm macOS in any way.
> they were allegedly being harbored in Afghanistan

The Taliban never even attempted to hide the fact that they harbored Bin Laden. Not sure if that partially answers your question.
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I'm really having a hard time understanding what their target market is here.

Most home users aren't going to pay full retail for cameras, hire a professional installer to put 1-4 cameras outside, then pay for cloud storage... or at least not without a huge amount of Support effort. Given their feature list, they aren't going to be able to compete with the business/enterprise market due to both having worse features AND being more expensive.

(shameless plug: I work for a company making enterprise IP cameras, and both our cloud storage AND cameras are cheaper, while having way more features)
I used to live in Tacoma, WA, which had a lot of petty crime. My neighbor was a cop and he told us that the biggest problem with security cameras was that they didn't capture faces and so the videos were useless to police and prosecutors. People typically place them up high and the burglars wear hoodies. He recommended putting them down low and hiding them, like in a bushy potted plant on your doorstep, in bushes, a hole in a fence, etc.

I don't get the point of expensive, tamper-resistant cameras for home use. I'd rather have more cameras.
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Security cameras are vulnerable to the "wear a mask" attack. This is a lot easier than carrying meat around with you and more likely to be successful.
> What would be the impact of requesting a total remove of one's information from Equifax?

Nothing. Your request would be ignored because we don't have legislation like the GDPR in this country to protect the rights of individuals to the privacy of the information collected about them.
Is that what you think is going on with this site?

What aspects of the design do you think are particularly effective? What is most clearly communicated?
My skin care products are the exact same as what my fiance uses.
Have an upvote. Thanks for preserving proof of this.
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The kindergardens that I've walked past in Portugal did not feature 4-year olds cooped for hours and force-fed the alphabet. Portugal is the antithesis of Northern Europe.
> That's what you do when recommend people who program in a particular language should learn a new one 'to produce rock-solid tools (which they need!)'.

Please refrain from strawmen arguments.

You (deliberately?) left out the second part of my sentence that changes the meaning of your quotation by almost 180 degrees: "... more easily than with Shell scripts".

I do assume that those shell scripts are rock-solid, because as a sysadmin you need them to be! But achieving that in shell language is so much harder than it needs to be.
I agree with most of what you're saying, but I'm not buying that these things (peace, environmental action, science investment, etc) aren't happening because the masses are being stymied by the powers that be.

On the contrary, I don't see the masses caring about these things at all. Do you?

I don't see the majority of the people demanding action against (or even acknowledging the existence of) climate change.

Nor do I see them demanding action against endless war or illegal surveillance.

Nor do I see them begging for more money to be invested in science.

Instead I see the people sometimes arguing about a few hot-button political issues, but mostly I see the people preoccupied with pop culture and their daily lives.

We, the People, have made it abundantly clear that we are fine with the status quo. No one had to coerce us.

Remember, the Iraq War was not started over the outcry of the American people.

It was started to thunderous applause.
I've tried making a chat application using Ionic and it's been tough.

The main issue is infinite scrolling by scrolling upward.

The user scrolls to the top, we make a note of the current top comment, load the next set of results, add them to the page.

At this point, the scrollbar is still at the top, so we need to manually scroll down to the previous top comment.

It can be a little jumpy. It certainly isn't smooth like WhatsApp etc.

Does RN have a list view that deals with this issue out of the box?
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Devil's advocate: how does anyone know you're not actually phishing with this site?
> I have always found it surprising how easy it is to get access to offices just by tagging along with folks

Yeah it's ridiculous. At my office we've got so many employees I don't recognise about 75% of 'em. Meanwhile, everyone holds open the card-scanned doors to the stairways or elevators. Barely anyone wears their badges visibly. Files are rarely locked away properly after office hours, most employees preferring to put the files in a cabinet without the hassle of locking it and taking the key home with them etc.

That's despite having various audits, certifications, annual training sessions on the do's and don'ts. Nobody really cares, even though we handle some ridiculously sensitive client data. And it's really one of those 'noone else does it either' things. I started out in a diligent team with a boss who insisted, later moved teams where nobody cares, and it affects you.
snythetic benchmarks are notorious for being unrelistic and unreliable.

just because there isnt an alternative dosent mean that geekbench is accurate, id be pretty skeptical of claims that arm chips with a fraction of the transistors and power budget are somehow magically just as fast as big full fat x86 chips.
That and its a Good way To help ddg (recording used search queries) and getting google results
Funny how no one in this thread even mentions that sidewalks cost a great deal of money to build.

"How dare cities in southern states refuse to build sidewalks for their residents! Sidewalks are essential to quality of life!"

There is no mention of money. No mention that people in southern cities PREFER lower taxes which means less government services.

For anyone from the New England or Colorado or the West Coast: you have great livable cities with lots of amenities but those come at the cost of higher taxes and more regulations. Southern cities may not share your civic culture.
The recent memoir of a UK SF and Security Service operator by Tom Marcus is an interesting read

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Soldier-Spy-Tom-Marcus/dp/071818484...
I agree, accessibility is important and in many countries required by law. However using React Native Navigation can be quite a lot of work for a shop that only has JS dev's who've never done native. Using React Native Navigation (or any native dependency) also has implications for your CI system, debugging and over the air updates.

Also you can make an app that has no accessibility problems using React Navigation, you just need to be careful about scenarios where you might have a deep stack. I.e during signup or something that requires several screens on top of one another.

Here is a summary of the bug:

https://react-native.canny.io/feature-requests/p/navigator-b...

It's painful but possible to work around these issues using React Navigation.
where did you find this info? that's pretty handy
Whew, never thought a comment about wanting better wheelchairs would attract so much vitrol. You want me dead because I posted a thought about sidewalks and wheelchairs on a message board?
>Sorry, that page doesn’t exist!

What'd the tweet say?
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Is that the opposite of hard consonants?

Thank you for today's giggle :) (no sarcasm)
> Supposedly ~17 qubit devices are on the way. None has demonstrated quantum supremacy, practical or not.

That's exactly what I mean. I haven't seen any evidence of quantum computing being demonstrated. All I know is it's hypothetically possible. I'm not sure what people were downvoting when I said this, I'm just stating a fact. It's not like I wished it wouldn't happen or something.
Where is the plug?
Cloning? Nest has been shipping their basic outdoor camera since 2016 (which itself is not exactly innovative). The Ring device appears to have hit the market two months ago.

Agreed on the point that the deployment is only going to get easier over time.
Karzai thinks AQ is a myth, has never seen or heard reports of them in Afghanistan :

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2015/sep/10/hamid-karzai...
Nest has a history of shutting down product lines and rendering them unusable. One of which was just 49 days old at the time, as I recall. Revolv was the product line, though there may be more.
Ironically, you are stating a hypothesis which is fully within the purview of reason and science. While it is in principal possible that the answer is undecidable with existing logical systems, there's certainly no existing proof that it is undecidable.
As would those who make the critiziced design a be secure in their ethos, advancing them with advocacy.

My favorite response is, "ok, thanks" and move on.
> in a just world their business would be completely shut down by the government.

Or, hopefully, just sued into bankruptcy.
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They were up-front about having Bin Laden, but not about harboring "Al Qaeda" - a phrase which Bin Laden didn't use in any public media appearance until a month later.

They wanted evidence that Bin Laden had anything to do with the attacks (which of course he denied).

Why not deliberatively and carefully provide this evidence to the world instead of rushing into a war? What's the strategic value there?
No, having grown up in Atlanta, it is about race.

They still unironically call MARTA (the public transit in Atlanta) "Moving Africans Rapidly Through Atlanta". They also won't be connecting the new Braves stadium to MARTA because they don't want "a certain type of person".

EDIT:

Wanted to add that race plays a role in what income you receive.

An identical resume with the first name changed from Tyrone to Brad receives three times as many callbacks. http://www.nber.org/papers/w9873.pdf

In fact, a white man with a felony conviction is _still_ more likely to receive a callback than a black man with no record. http://scholar.harvard.edu/files/pager/files/pager-blacksand...
You have called me troll in another comment but when someone ask for reputable sources your answer is 'google it'.
I live in Massachusetts, and have 37 250 watt panels. Snow isn't an issue. The panels generate a little bit of resistive heat, which means snow typically doesn't stick. If it's snowing so heavy, and is so cold that the panels do get covered with snow, the snow melts and slides off within an hour or so.

In July my panels make 1300 kwh and in December and January they make 300 kwh, mostly because of the angle of the sun and the length of the time above the horizon. I also have significant southern tree cover, so my production is not optimal for my area.
This isn't surprising when you consider that SV developed primarily during the era of car-focused city planning. In that sense, it's not terribly different than any other post-WWII US suburban area.

There are recent efforts in SV by people and groups[1] who advocate for more pedestrian and bike friendly development, but that is happening on the margins in an area whose development pattern has been established and hence is difficult to change.

[1] http://www.spur.org/
Not a surprise; country code top-level domains are run poorly and I sure wouldn’t stick all of my eggs in this single basket.
I don't regret adopting React Native for a big project, since I think we've been able to prototype and iterate much more quickly than we would if writing in Swift or Java, and it's enabled us to get webdevs up to speed on mobile without having to teach them entirely new programming paradigms and languages.

But... RN still has huge blocking bugs like this one: https://github.com/facebook/react-native/issues/14209 that seem to pop up at random times, and not always for the same developers. I thought yarn would solve some of these issues, but they still kill our dev team and halt all work every once in a while. And it's annoying as heck.
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Wow, who uses Office these days? I thought everyone has migrated to the cloud docs. Have not seen a Office file in years now...
Pretty much every location with publicly-accessible WiFi has an unsecured WiFi network - places like malls, hotels, coffee shops, restaurants, pubs.
Don't we need to use "GOCMD ?= ..." in the makefile to allow overridding GOCMD from command line?
Have a look at /coreos on GitHub -- flannel, dex and prometheus-operator all use vendoring, just looking at what's pinned. matchbox does also.
While it is not so important in simple cases, '=' allows to not depend on the order of definitions, so you can group variables in logical order, not as statements. You can look at := as variable definition and = as semi-function definition. Penalty of delayed-but-many variable expansion that doesn't contain shell code is questionable. Also, with := half of them may not be used by 'maked' rule at all, actually losing performance.

There is also ?= which only sets a variable that was not set before or via command line or environment (make inherits current environment variables iirc).
I wanted to look it up and this is what I found:

>With the compromise constitutional ratio (1:30,000) in mind and given that the U.S. Census Bureau reports that there are currently about 313.9 million inhabitants of the United States, if the Constitution were being followed, there would be approximately 10,463 members of the House of Representatives.

https://www.thenewamerican.com/usnews/constitution/item/2157...

I'd be okay with this. It would really change the make up of our government. Senators would seem far more powerful in comparison.

The electoral college would be completely different as well. Using the population data on Wikipedia, at 1:30,000 California would have 1309 representatives and Wyoming would have 20. That would mean in the electoral college California would be worth 1311 points and Wyoming 22 vs 55 and 3 today.
I care primarily when what I am searching for is news/political. It is helpful to know the date an article was published prior to clicking.
Dammit, I re-read the paper and I was wrong, you were right. But I can't delete/change my comment, so please downvote away. (I hate wrong information on the internet, and to be the source of it is a horrible feeling. Sorry.)
I don't think that they are the same. If the PATENTS file usage becomes widespread, it would probably impact small startups without legal teams more than anything regarding implicit patent grants would.
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The direct participants in the justice system are not the whole picture. Society is not just affected by the judgement against the defendant, but by the logical precedent of the judgement. Making fair and consistent rules has widespread impact, allowing other people to understand the consequences of their actions and respond accordingly.

A deterministic universe does not mean people do not have moral agency. It just means some people are predetermined to behave immorally. That does not mean we should not do what we can to prevent that behavior.
Certainly wouldn't be a bad idea, as you can then brag about how "ecological" your logo is. Even if the actual benefits are marginal.
> The camera will cost $349 and is now available for pre-order in the U.S. and Canada.

Well criminals don't have to break in, just swipe the $350 expensive toy and walk away.
Can't we recycle old batteries? The starter battery in my IC car is recycled.
Yeah, try to get a divorce without respecting the Law.
OK. Let's say that's completely true.

Is snarkily telling someone they're not good enough helpful?

Seems like a moment where you could share what you know (as someone, presumably, has been in the industry long enough) and help someone.

(FWIW it sounds like a decent question to me: but then again undoubtedly I have not been in the industry long enough!)
semiwiki and wikipedia

And yea as others have pointed out, the specs on 7nm look to be more even, so intel could fall behind (but as of yet is not really behind).