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Your lack of experience does not matter, in this conversation: your comment reads as a victim-blaming apology for state violence.
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It would? I wonder.
Can we get a catalog of some 'molecular' repos which combine multiple elemental repos as dependencies?
From missile launch to missile detonation is enough time for NK to shell large chunks of high population areas of SK. They have the guns already pointed and ready for exactly this reason.
If I'd want to build something like this as a copy-paste nerd with some python experience, where would i start?
I know I've come across a debugging story that ultimately ended up with the author loading binary data into audacity and hearing/seeing a pattern.

Does anyone know what I mean, and has a link, since I can't seem to find it...?
Actually, it was only once with a cop in recent memory, and yes it was for a traffic violation.

I am a frequent international traveller as well.

In neither circumstance should what the computer has about my previous genitals come into play. I write that I am a transsexual here for simplicity, but I am not "trans". That is not who I am. I am a woman, not a woman with an asterisk.
Is there anything preventing a re-negotiation of that? presumably Intel wouldn't be too enthused about losing the x86_64 licence, so would be fairly motivated to sign a new deal with the acquirer.
Can the link be changed to HTTPS? Unfortunately the site isn't doing it automatically, even though it does support HTTPS connections.
Really? Above this is a story about a dog astronaut.

More of us handle gender via bureaucracy than handle canine rocket science.
No, I don't think the laws are most of the reason why it's rare. It's probably more that other municipalities have seen the huge fights put up by the incumbents that tie the projects up in legal battles for years that have had a chilling effect on it. Citizens know that it's going to cost a lot for the infrastructure, and then probably a lot more for the legal fights.

Sadly, many of them don't seem to see what a success most of it is.
> And it's the best mobile OS by far.

And yet Android dominates the market share. I don't think iOS is the best mobile OS, let alone the best by far.
What you said plus the accuracy and precision to which results are computed. They're effectively limited only by the amount memory you have and your patience. And even patience isn't required unless you're calculating pi to trillions of digits. It's really fast.
lol this and so many other articles aren't even remotely related to development. Literally off topic according to the site guidelines.
You sound so certain!
GOP tax bill would tax tuition waivers for grad students
Lots of financial institutions and other businesses have been researching ways to replace systems with private blockchain technology [0]. This is just one of several business partnerships exploring ways to integrate the tech.

Unless you're buying/selling or paying for things with cryptocurrencies, then, no, you probably aren't encountering any blockchain tech right now.

[0]: https://entethalliance.org/members/
"Nation-state" is not another way to say "country". The Russian federation, for instance, isn't a nation state.
It's not an organization scheme in any practical sense. It's just a way of looking at all the repos named after elements and seeing which ones are still up for grabs, because naming things is hard so let's pick an element and name it that! But more than that, it's just a personal exercise and publishing something without getting caught up on weeks of perfecting it.
Even if some of the components in Mathematica are not state-of-the-art, there's a huge synergy benefit from having everything together in one environment, using the same datatypes. I think that's the big benefit of Mathematica and Matlab. Python can match (or exceed) a lot of their capabilities but you spend all this time with package managers, converting data types, etc.
This was huge in Brazil, too, at the time. Though with some setbacks, when aired in open/FTA networks. For example, the multi-part episodes were cut down (i.e. destroyed) as a single episode -- we only discovered they were actually two episodes a couple of years later, when cable tv got popular and the show aired on Fox Kids without the mutilations.

Also there were some translation mistakes (specially in the first episodes). However, the brazilian voice actors were amazing and extremely memorable -- Brazil had an incredible pool of voice actors in the 80's and 90's. It was so memorable that the same voice actors who did the animated series were used to produce the dubbed versions of the movies a decade+ later, a rare gift given to fans in these lands.

As for the comics, they were also a few years behind US. Uncanny X-Men #262 was published when the show first aired. So as kids coming from the show to the comics, we were also pretty confused about uniforms and team members.
> I am a woman, not a woman with an asterisk.

I think the information the asterisk conveys is important. For example, I don't think trans women should be allowed to compete against cis women in sports on even terms since it is physiologically unfair.
It would look a lot better using proper identation...

<div>
{flag && flag2 && !flag3
? flag4
? <p>Blah</p>
: flag5
? <p>Meh</p>
: <p>Herp</p>
: <p>Derp</p>
}
</div>

Should be:

<div>
{ flag && flag2 && !flag3
? flag4
? <p>Blah</p>
: flag5
? <p>Meh</p>
: <p>Herp</p>
: <p>Derp</p>
}
</div>
The right approach here is really to just do the logic outside of jsx, perhaps as a method on the component or something.
Yeah, it's interesting to see how certs are issued from the larger lists, since they tend to come in a deluge. This goes doubly for the cloudflare SNI certificates for their edge nodes!
Can you point me to the guideline that says stories must be related to development please?
Hashgraph technology obsoleting Blockchain?
> how is it related to this article?

The article is very literally about policies of the Weimar Republic.
Would be a pain in the ass to remove either way. I'm very sure though, that long exposures work just fine.
Great job. Looking forward for the Github Space exploration, because naming is hard everywhere in universe.
MIDI support seems like feature bloat to me...
It says under what to not submit:
Off-Topic: Most stories about politics, or crime, or sports, unless they're evidence of some interesting new phenomenon. Ideological or political battle or talking points. Videos of pratfalls or disasters, or cute animal pictures. If they'd cover it on TV news, it's probably off-topic.

Note this is obvious political banter bait - hence I'd argue it falls under the ideological / political battle point.
WaPo, Miami Herald, InfoWars, Other Sites Spread Russian Propaganda from Twitter
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yes.. surprised at how much I disliked it.
My highschool had Saturday school for only the 4 years I was there. It was for making up for sick days. or being late too many times.
Sorry cupcake, but you should be afraid to express your views around me because I will force you to defend them. After y'all voted in Cheeto, no more Mister Nice Guy.
They may not have to. With a locked-down ClassLoader[0] and strict security settings, they could load up the jars in an already running JVM instance shared by multiple clients.

0 - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Java_Classloader
Updated listing for Backend Eng: https://www.leanplum.com/company/careers-openings/?gh_jid=80...

Updated listing for PM: https://www.leanplum.com/company/careers-openings/?gh_jid=51...
Sounds like moving goalposts, however: If you're talking about a pre-operative trans woman, whose body is still riddled with testosterone, I would agree with you.
Thanks! It's a few iterations in, and my designer (http://www.jweiller.com/) was definitely responsible for the best looking parts!
bt and hundreds of thousands of other musicians would disagree.

(Actually, let's hope that bt can afford something better than Audacity, but the point remains that MIDI is still a hugely popular protocol.)
I would say anything that can be done by a centralized entity that doesn't benefit from adding censorship resistance. The main reason blockchains need complicated and, in many cases, wasteful consensus algos is because they were first designed to promote open membership to the network. This meant that you had to design a system that allowed strange machines to work together while no entity trusting any other to not cheat it. Open membership means that the ledger can not be effectively censored, and by extension, neither could one's wealth. Outside of that use case (censorship resistance), very few things benefit from transitioning from central authority to blockchains.

I didn't cover the case of smart contracts, but it's essentially the same thing.
Criminals, on occassion, fail to comply with the law.
And Seoul is still very close to the border ... bad with artillery allready, worse with possible nuclear shelling.
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Unfortunately, it is known that many classes of problems can be learned with adversarial manipulation of an epsilon-fraction of the training data. See for example the paper "PAC learning with nasty noise," though there are many other adversarial noise models in which resilience can be proven (though proving it even for a specific concept class would be enough to prove it wrong that "all machine learning systems are vulnerable").
I'd be okay with this -- if they made universities pay into FICA for the taxable amount.
"Waivers"
The Pnyx and the Agora
Back in my day we had SIDEdit. And you would solder one SID chip on top of the other piggy-back style to make sweet stereo music.
One option I've done is 2 days at home / 3 days in the office.
A bit OT, but there is a thing about CT that I keep asking me and I can't seem to find an answer: Say I use a letsencrypt certificate for my nextcloud installation on my home server. Now say that the german police is investigating on me. They call up the BSI and tell them "hey, can you please issue me a signed cert for nextcloud.y0ghur7.xxx so we can mitm this guy? And please, don't log it to the CT, so nobody will ever know"

I will probably never know, because BSI is a trusted CA in all browsers and other http clients so they don't complain (and I am not looking at what certificate the server sent me every time I open my nc page), and nobody else will ever know that that certificate was released. Am I right? So what does CT buy me?
Goatse is a blockchain-based incentivized meme creation platform tn
There is transfer time. You source image is in cacheable CPU memory. Integrated GPUs normally work with uncacheable memory allocated in a special region of system memory. Some GPUs can access cacheable memory too, but it is much slower (because it has to maintain coherency with CPU caches), and requires that you allocate such cacheable memory using special OpenCL driver calls, not your normal malloc. So, in practice, you would do a copy to GPU-optimized buffer (in shared with CPU, but uncacheable memory).
Slice those without money to the bone, and give more to those who have it.

Typical, really. Grad students really get a raw deal already, and rarely receive more than a stipend for the crazy hours they put in trying to further education and the sum total of human knowledge. But let's make life harder on them; shame, shame, shame...
If only this naming wasn't treated seriously on its own.
Woah, this is still around? Years and years ago when I poorly attempted that "band" life. My friends and I would use this as our recording software and it was great. Glad to see them keep at it!
If you ever wonder, "why is the tax code so complicated?" this is the answer.

Every time there is a proposal to eliminate a specific deduction, credit, or loophole, special interest groups crawl out of the woodwork to fight it tooth and nail.
Judging from how bad the software is getting I’d wager they forgot this.
This makes me wonder, is it truly so? Every organization starts without managers and they are added later once the organization grows but if they are not really needed, why is every organization adding them?
Pedantry like this is what scared OP away to begin with. Sometimes you have to resist the urge to correct or convey technical details for someone who will not understand the technical details anyway.

For example, when explaining bitcoin to people I use the analogy of a stack of receipts. That's not technically how a blockchain works, but my mom doesn't care how a blockchain works.
PIC is in command, not in control. In plenty of short-haul flights, the FO can be PF, but they aren't competent to be PIC.

See also <https://aviation.stackexchange.com/questions/33414/who-is-th....

As in the AF447 case, the PIC will delegate to an acting PIC while they are on their rest break, but ultimate responsibility still remains with them.
Equifax clears executives who sold shares after hack
> On-Topic: Anything that good hackers would find interesting.

> Off-Topic: Most stories about politics, or crime, or sports, unless they're evidence of some interesting new phenomenon. Ideological or political battle or talking points.

There's some overlap between hackers and people interested in the history of gender politics and sociology, but I'd say that something like this is closer to an "ideological or political battle or talking point".

I read and enjoyed the article, voted up the submission, etc, but I think that the argument that it's technically off-topic has merit.
Conditional-markup solutions always look inelegant.

I'd bet this looks absolutely crazy to many developers:

<div *ngIf="foo; then bar else baz"></div>

An essentially eval'd code string inside a markup attribute? That uses some made-up language that's neither HTML nor JS?! I used to write plenty of code like this in various template languages, and it always felt bad.
Someone else in the comments here mentioned this site:

https://muninetworks.org
There are ways to get these deals done without introducing PE though. Look at the recent SABMiller acquisition by AB Inbev (different sector, same thing -- close to $100bn).
Yeah they are. There are many types of VM.
Not block chain, Internet of things, self driving cars.
Arguably this subject is just as interesting as other things (for example timekeeping in calendars) where attempts at computer (or pre-computer) recordkeeeping intersect with human realities.
Let me preface this by seeing I'm usually against tax cuts, and every single California tax increase proposition that I've come across I've voted for.

That said, I'd be all in favor of eliminating all these special tax deductions in favor of reducing taxes if it streamlines the federal tax code and prevents tax dodging and cheating. The idea of using taxes as a stick and carrot just leads to abuses (at least the carrot side of things).

Taxes should mainly be used to fund the government, and ensure that things with huge negative externalities (e.g. smoking, environmental pollution, etc) are paid for. Taxes themselves shouldn't be part of a giveaway. If we need to direct funds to a certain part of the economy the government should just do it in a transparent way, such as offering grants to graduate students.
i guess we should start making them "clean" and start removing all those useful flags
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How about the estate tax loophole? We've got better places to go looking.
Investing is about compounding. Running an investment fund is about compounding and fees, and the limiting number is how much money your strategy can put to good use.
"The plan would also tax the tuition waivers that many graduate students receive when they work as teaching assistants or researchers."

This is f-ed up, graduate students don't ever see a red cent from tuition payment from RA and TA grants, which is an accounting manipulation by universities.
If the case for global warming was so compelling and the driving force of our time, I'd expect there to be a fairly direct way to explain it and easily debunk common counters, and perhaps put it up on a cheap webpage like deniers do.

For example, the two crucial points I'd like to see addressed are:

1. what percentage of the greenhouse effect is directly attributable to humans, and

2. if this is a very small percentage why should I believe humans have a big impact on the global climate?

If the evidence is so good, the problem is so important, and the dedicated resources are so great, I'd expect proponents to go out of their way to communicate clearly and graciously to deniers like myself, since from a PR perspective browbeating with unclear evidence tends to have the opposite effect on skeptics.

Not that I'm entitled to such treatment, I have a duty to investigate the evidence as best as I can, yet my own investigations have led me to the opposite conclusion.
Yes I use it regularly. It has more or less the same features as the commercial software. Where it falls down is with the quality of the audio effects which are nowhere near as good as the ones you find on Serato or Traktor, but they're getting better all the time. On the other hand, you can customize almost every aspect of Mixxx. I have an unconventional controller setup so created my own skin (XML and CSS) and MIDI controls (Javascript) and that has really helped my 'creativity'.
Using Git wiki instead of evernote to organize personal content
They're successful because of the software only because the hardware is ancillary to their software ecosystem. Their hardware makes their software run much more effectively than most of their competitors, and therefore acts as a major barrier to entry. I don't think there's a single tech company more completely integrated and whole than Apple. That's why they can emphasize on experience rather than just specs as they're selling more than just software, or hardware.
The article’s format is a bit confusing here. I think what you’re reacting to _is_ the “alternate hacky approach”.

Just one line up in the bulleted list is: “Best approach: Move logic to sub-components“. There isn’t an example or a link because the recommendation is that simple.

Of course there are no absolutes and there are many other approaches that split difference between inline logic and additional components, but the general idea is to avoid writing a bunch of conditionals in your JSX unless you have to - and in that case, this mess of nested ternaries is one way to do it.
Thanks - I read the article and I'm getting downvoted to hell for pointing out the blatantly increasing amount of political articles here.

But seriously, these posts are better suited to reddit than here. I'm not even arguing that this is a bad article or anything, but it's pretty much the definition of off topic imo.
Spider-Man doesn't hold up as well. You can tell that it was hampered by standards and practices. Have you notice that he never through a punch?

The DCAU holds up much better. Even Tiny Toons, Pinky and the Brain, Animaniacs etc. holds up better.
In the 80's, Reagan's tax cut deal with Congress was trading reductions in marginal tax rates for elimination of a long set of deductions, predominantly tax shelters. Everyone remembers the former and not the latter :-)

Part of the economic growth after that was surely the shift in investment from tax shelters to much more productive investments.
http://www.cz2.co.uk

And

Charity fundraising 2.0

https://836813826457287383.weebly.com
Formal methods and provably-correct software.
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I get that these criticisms can be waved towards the "design" version and maybe others like this. This though, as far as I understand, only means to show that devs use "element names" as a naming device for their projects a lot. As such it isn't trying to copy the structural logic and purpose of the periodic table but only using it's design to in an intuitive way show which names has been used / how much of the table has been covered. I think it is interesting to see how bad the fantasy of dev are / which names you could use to be original :p
This is great. We need to destroy the academia scam.
I've never wondered this. The complexity and growth of tax law is a proxy for corruption.
It is my understanding that the tax proposal deals with that, too.
If they also had eliminated the carried interest loophole for hedge fund people and VCs I would actually be on board. I am also a little skeptical of the 25% for pass through entities.
Everyone thinks someone else's loopholes are better places to go looking. Even I succumb to this thinking, at first I was pretty pissed at the retirement saving plan elimination. But all us voters need to grow up and vote in people who have spines and will make us drink our spinach juice. It'd be really nice to have a tax code so simple it puts TurboTax and their ilk out of business.
the W3C has lost all credibility
Logicism and Neologicism
At some point browsers will stop allowing certificates that are not logged through CT
That would seem to depend on one's definition of "woman". Is yours somehow the definitive one?
It's never going to change. Just like it hasn't changed for the Church. Sure, _now_ the Church takes care of little old ladies but don't forget the bad old days when they had the Inquisition!

It's only been 200 years. ;-)
I didn't intend to 'mystify' design patterns, but how useful are they really without experience? Take polymorphism for example. Personally, I didn't have my 'ah ha' moment there until I was faced with a problem which really benefited from it (early career and designing a device which had many supported hardware configurations.) It seems obvious now, but it took experience (i.e. making mistakes) to get here.

Maybe I'm just a slow learner, but I don't believe being shown a bunch of class Animal {}; class Dog : Animal {} examples really bring the point home. It's a combination of knowing what tools you have available to you and having the experience to know when and how to best use them.

In other words, gifting me a high end set of tools will not turn me into a great craftsman overnight. I think the "they're just not trying" argument is going to be hit or miss. Definitely true for some, not true for others. If you're 10+ years into your career and still writing unmaintainable spaghetti... then yeah, you're probably right.
I haven't used React all that much, but this pattern does not seem like it would be common. This seems to be more of a "get something shipped and cut some corners if you need to" scenario.
Ok, but it's far simpler elsewhere. In many places (such as Japan), doing your taxes takes a few minutes and you don't need to pay someone hundreds of dollars to someone who has made a career out of the tax system.
The 25% is going to be abused really bad... There's major problems with the bill, but every special interest (retirement savers, home owners, grad students, R&D corporations, etc) coming out for their pet tax exemption is part of the problem.
Kind of depends to what extent MIDI is supported. Many instruments output MIDI. If they're slowly adding MIDI playback support, they may begin adding MIDI recording support.
if you want to mit the guy you would need to re-route ANY traffic from nextcloud.y0ghur7.xxx to the BSI datacenter, I'm not sure if that is even possible. (also this does not find the owner of the site, how they do that you can read more about the dozens of takedowns of black market sites inside the onion network (most of the time it is/was human error))