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Interesting point though I am not sure how the 5th amendment would apply here. Specifically, I thought that 5th amendment allows you to not answer a question or not testify. After you say something, it looks like using it to make a case against you is a fair game.
Thanks for your concern, but I disagree. Science means something, and really don’t confuse word count with value.
Have they ever signed this agreement?

I am less concerned about ICBMs and more concerned about Tactical Nuclear Devices falling into the wrong hands. If the government of North Korea falls or weakens they could still fall into the wrong hands. (Same goes for Pakistan etc.)

And even if the government doesn't fall, they've already shown a willingness to help others get nukes:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Orchard
> These people (the upper class, not the middle) are also against subway expansion because it would be easier for people from the poorer regions of the city to come to their neighborhoods

Guess why the D.C. Metro doesn’t go to Georgetown and the Phoenix light rail doesn’t go to Scottsdale?
Then you would capture that and do OCR on it
Clojure has a very different workflow and way of thinking to CL, both technically and culturally.

I like both, but they take very different approaches to a lot of things (the most obvious of which is mutability).
Farebox rev is ~40% the rest of funding comes from a variety of taxes (RE, payroll, etc) and a few state and local subsidies.
This is absurd: I pay for two simultaneous streams on Netflix and thats what they give me. What businesses is it of theirs who is watching them? My car has two seats: it's none of the manufacturer's business who sits in which seat.

We shouldn't let these self-righteous selfish neanderthals try to justify their egregious rent-seeking.
I don't think we can really compare 3 years to the 15 years Duke Nukem Forever was in development for.

If we're talking videogames plenty of games have 3 year development periods.
apparently they do!
> as she said, "the type of people on the other side of the table from us are different than they used to be, and they don't want to be dealing with a bunch of 65-year-old white guys. So those aren't the type of people we're looking for." That's pretty much a direct quote.

Not to defend the quote, but I wonder how else would you characterize “non-diversity” in this context? Specifically, if their current workforce composition is indeed “bunch of 60 something old white males” then how else would you express your desire to be diverse without referring to the current reality?
Let's say it's insecure. printf_s should be used instead.
this, all over the bay area and from what i remember of socal.
Sounds like they take the prevailing wage and multiply it by two!
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/11/18/nyregion/new-york-subway-...
"...average total compensation for subway managers has grown to nearly $300,000 a year."
I posit that there are, in fact, times that one should be doing things other than closing.
Fascinating, the subject orientation is what you see elsewhere with machine vision - it was a big part of F8 this last year. I don't really see a way out of surveillance besides legislation since processing power and storage increasingly becomes cheaper.
I would say, show it and be prepared to talk in the interview about what you have learned and would do differently the next time 'round. Any sensible employer wants employees who will learn from experience...

Another recommendation I have is to pick side-projects that are small enough in scope to get finished. There's more satisfaction in that and also more useful for interview situations, arguably.
For those who are interested, here is more content for the series, including how the grow beds and swirl filter are built:

https://www.thissmarthouse.net/building-a-stylish-home-aquap...
I didnt bother - I set it up to only use the Intel GPU b/c I wanted longer battery life. Besides I don't game on the laptop anyway. I dual boot Windows (since the license came with the box) and can use that if I really want to game.

However if you really want to, everything pxc says below is spot on...
I dunno, I'm just trying to play with the rules that exist. There's a dubious federal law designed to ensure minority representation which seems to prohibit proportional representation, but seeing as it so abjectly fails to achieve its goals it may have no grounds to stand on. A state which thought democracy was a good idea and might be useful trying in the US[] could unilaterally introduce a bill and it may succeed in the courts. But it's unthinkable that you could get enough states to pass an amendment to the constitution to abolish state-based districts without an experiment in proportional voting in the US first.

[]: I don't mean to say FPTP is undemocratic - Canada is plainly democratic - just that America isn't democratic in much the same way one says Russia isn't democratic. If the government is intent on not hearing the will of the people, it will find a way.
Damn, 12 weeks into bike commuting 12mi r/t and I gained close to 10lbs!
I see, thanks.
But practically such an parser explodes, and should not really be used. A simple one is still linear, and much faster than the current regcomp/regexec overkill.
so, it's time for US to bring justice to NK? My conspiracy theory is that US directed all those hacking incidents and fabricate to others.
BTW, Android already had Terminal IDE and Termux for years, two console emulators with prepackaged applications. In Termux you can install Picolisp via 1 command and all other options are buildable with either gcc (the hard way) or ecj + dx + dalvikvm (java toolchain, easy way). Written some small programs in JScheme using vim there, it was an ok experience.
When the rape was reported soon enough for evidence to be collectable; and when it was a form of rape that leaves a distinctive mark relative to consensual sex. I do not know how prototypical these both of these conditions are; but at most, you would reduce the "usual" qualified to "non-negligible", as there certainly are cases that do not meat the criterion to have a usable rape kit.

(Unrelated note, in writing this comment, I tried looking for relevant statistics; but found I have no idea what to even search for. Anyone have anything?)
Berlin is a very bad place for cyclists right now.

The governing SPD is a car maker party, always was and always will be.

Working in Wedding near my work where the SPD governed since forever there is a bicycle lane on the pavement but unmarked for a decade with countless run ins with pedestrians.

After doing nothing for 50 years there was a referendum and the SPD did a 180 and painted themselves as a cyclist party.

Some - funny - images of the bike situation in Berlin

http://www.tagesspiegel.de/mediacenter/fotostrecken/berlin/g...
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> For more than three decades, we have understood sexual harassment to be a form of sex discrimination

A minor derail: In fact checking this, I learned that because sexual harassment is federally treated as a violation of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, which forbids discrimination on the basis of sex, it is a defense if you bisexually harass people.

https://www.natlawreview.com/article/trouble-so-called-equal...

It's good that the legal system has found a way to shoehorn a fairly effective discouragement of a vile and destructive societal tendency out of a law which was not intended for the purpose. (I also learned that the CRA amendment prohibiting discrimination against sex was added at the last moment, as a poison pill, in the hope that doing so would make the bill untenable.) I think the country would probably benefit from dedicated sexual harassment laws, though. The current situation is pretty ethically incoherent.
> If you want to pretend that quality matters, move to aerospace, finance, or any critical systems.

The important word here is pretend. If the system is safety critical you'd think that quality matters. It doesn't. What matters is following the process laid out in ISO 26262 or whatever standard applies to your field. Whether or not that improves quality is not important (it does, but only a little). The important part is that you have reduced/no liability for accidents if you can prove that you did everything by the book.
> A CEO of a publicly listed company doesn't liquidate all their shares because there might be a perceived conflict of interest

That’s because their company’s product is something other than “company shares”, save for a few public companies around the first dot-com boom and some fine businesses traded over-the-counter.

Since CEOs are usually in charge of championing their product, and since in cryptocurrency case the product is the instrument of ownership, the gray line between honestly championing one’s product and peddling securities that are potentially worthless does create a conflict of interest.
It's important to note that no train system in the world is covered by fairs. They are always subsidized by the state. In most cities, fairs make up 20% ~ 30% of costs (tolls are about the same for toll roads).

Cities with expensive transit typically have mandates that x% of costs must be paid by fairs. In Wellington, NZ and Chicago, US, this is 50%, leading to some pretty high fares or low service.

Just having transit makes revenue though, in taxes from the increased commerce. Access to transport is also the single largest factor in escaping poverty. It's difficult to measure those numbers in revenue though.

But transport always must be subsidized by the State, going back to the roads of Rome.
I fail to see how asking someone if they know what science is would help with a constructive discussion. Did you mean to imply that the micro-expression related work the the GP cited is not scientific in your opinion? Or are you questioning the GPs knowledge about science?
Original WSJ article: "Twelve Days in Xinjiang: How China’s Surveillance State Overwhelms Daily Life"

https://www.wsj.com/articles/twelve-days-in-xinjiang-how-chi...

If you don't have WSJ subscription, paste the title into FB's search bar, and open the link via search results to bypass the paywall.
Yeah, Maybe I got lucky. If you want to totally play it safe wait until 18.04 LTS is released. They should (hopefully) have this worked out by the LTS release.
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You'll see this kind of arrangement all over Amsterdam and Copenhagen. Hell, even here in the SF Bay area I see (almost daily) a couple of parents on my bike commute route riding home with bicycles with those long racks on the back that can hold 2-3 kids, with a helmet dangling from the rack as they've obviously just completed the school run.

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/91/7c/7a/917c7a6c31acf962cb21...
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Since all TOR traffic is encrypted, how can they differentiate between legitimate TOR traffic and DDOS traffic?
Pretty much. If the checkmark didn’t have benefits then it becomes gray. The only way it becomes neutral is if they genuinely mean it as a validation. Ie even the most dispicable person gets one if they are validated.
You bring up a good point. If you choose specifically to advertise to a specific demographic, can you be fined for NOT advertising to another? Is a company that puts a job offer ad in a men's or women's magazine breaking the law?
They meant https://arxiv.org/abs/1712.04415 (based on a full text arxiv search of the text mentioned in article)
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Reminds me of Edward "Tiger Mike" Davis and his infamous Tiger Oil memos: http://www.lettersofnote.com/2010/08/tiger-oil-memos.html

> I am not fond of hippies, long-hairs, dope fiends or alcoholics. I suggest each and every person in a supervisory category (from driller up to me) eliminate these people.

> Anyone who lets their hair grow below their ears to where I can't see their ears means they don't wash. If they don't wash, they stink, and if they stink, I don't want the son-of-a-bitch around me.

> Do not speak to me when you see me. If I want to to speak to you, I will do so. I want to save my throat. I don't want to ruin it by saying hello to all of you sons-of-bitches.

> DO YOUR JOBS AND KEEP YOUR MOUTH SHUT!
I mean; that’s fine. I wouldn’t want that job either — it’s why I got an MBA, got out of the tech side and now actually have power over hires/fires and product direction. But unless you’re directly bringing revenue in the door, you are a cost item to be cut. As soon as they can find someone cheaper, they will.
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Yes, they signed and were part of the NPT and then they unilaterally withdrew.[1] But they also are not signatories to the Geneva convention, but we still think they should not torture their own people.

[1]https://www.armscontrol.org/factsheets/dprkchron
You're being melodramatic, but that's almost happened before: https://www.reddit.com/r/tifu/comments/1f86yl/tifu_by_playin...

tl;dr Redditor puts annoyatron in Canadian office. Someone finds it and thinks it might be an espionage device, so sends pictures to the RCMP. RCMP thinks it might be a bomb, sweeps the building. OP somehow doesn't get fired.

Obviously it's a reddit story, so take it with a few grains of salt.
Apparently driving a car turns people into angry, insufferable messes.
> Drawback of Serverless: Vendor lock-in, statelessness, local testing, cold/warm start perf, security, deployment, execution, monitoring, remote testing, debugging.

Excuse me? Let's use lambda for what it was meant to do, not replace your entire stack.
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I wonder if he owns a soldering iron?
Signals are expensive? That kind of blows my mind. A chaveut dj LED light that responds to dmx commands can be had for a few bucks
Private railway operators in Tokyo aren't subsidized by the state, though I think they get a not-insignificant portion of their income from property rents around stations.
Since when does docker swarm support build steps pre launch?

Are you sure you're not just using plain docker on docker swarm nodes?
I assume the DDOS is not a generic flood of traffic, but rather a particular kind of traffic that causes a disproportionate ammount of work (or, rather, memory usage) in the target. In this case, the offending component would necessarily be part of the unencrypted portion of a TOR packet that the relay is processing.
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Other major cities around the world are moving to automated light rail. Singapore and Kula Lumpar both have fully automated trains, London has several of their lines automated with plans on slowly replacing rolling stock to eventually go driver-less on more of its above ground lines.

American cities are so far behind. D.C. is probably one of the best metros, but NYC and Chicago, while having quite extensive systems for very large cities, have no budget to expand or move them into the future.

For cities that large, these systems have to be maintained. They cannot afford to cut train lines, unless they want to end up with grueling traffic like you have in LA.
What about half truths?
Can I bring up the vintage NeXT interface?
I started biking to work last summer and after a few weeks my sweat levels went way down to the point where I'd just change shirts and put on a bit more deodorant when I got to work and it was fine.

If you wear shirts that breathe a bit and use a pannier instead of a messenger bag it's not so bad. I use REI hiking shirts and leave the top two buttons undone to keep the air moving.

Coming home can be a bit worse because it could be >90 degrees but in the cool morning it's fine.

Fortunately we do have showers though. Some of my coworkers have 20+ mile bike rides into work and they really need them. Mine's only 3.5 miles.
It must be one of those things that's harder than it looks - China had a train crash because they decided to roll their own signals.
Yup. They're "independent contractors" for a variety of legal and tax reasons.
The same thing is happening in the US. The difference is that the authorities here use much more subtle methods so it doesn’t appear pervasive.

It is known that use and abuse of stingrays is rife in our cities and gag orders allow even wider silent collection of data we give up willingly to tech companies because we can’t see what’s done with it.
This country has a sordid history when it comes to using/testing bio weaponry against those it designates as "non-people." Beginning with blankets coated in syphilis weaponized against the native population to experiments on black airmen at Tuskegee.

Trump referred to "very great people on both sides" of the Nazi rally in Charlottesville that led to the brutal murder of anti-hate protester Heather Heyer. He hesitated to denounce the endorsement of David Duke, a former Grand Wizard of the KKK. He appointed Jefferson Sessions, rejected from a federal judgeship for his racism, to the top law enforcement position in the nation. Under his watch they dismantled anti-violence police oversight programs and narrowed anti-terrorism efforts to draw attention away from domestic white-supremacist groups.

Stephen Bannon, brought into the White House as a senior advisor, helped coalesce support for Trump on the web, forming groups on forums like 4chan and Breitbart rife with eugenicist-apologia and genocide normalization strategies.

This is all well documented, here's a great read on it:

https://www.buzzfeed.com/josephbernstein/heres-how-breitbart...

It's necessary to be aware of history and sensitive to the parallels in the present day.
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It’s now perfectly clear that Facebook’s business is predicated on its ability to divide us up. This is already playing out destructively in more and more visible ways, but imagine all the invisible consequences of these categorizations.
with 1/10 of the population in Stockholm, the craziness is not remotely comparable.
That's where efficient and reliable public transit comes in, as well as living near a denser area.
There is no "we", just individuals and groups. Some individuals and groups do hold positions which have overcorrected for racism and, yes, even sexism. A big problem that is still in need of much correcting can still be overcorrected for.
Thanks. it is a layout library to create re-usable web components.
Not just that, the first iPad had an official "keyboard dock" accessory - a desktop-style keyboard with a built-in iPad stand and 30-pin connector:

https://www.cnet.com/products/apple-ipad-keyboard-dock-serie...

(For the record, this was in 2010, the same year the camera adapter you mentioned was released, as well as OS support for Bluetooth keyboards.)
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Signals are expensive because of their safety guarantees (and because of lack of competition). That LED light you can buy for a few bucks doesn't guarantee eight nines of uptime if you keep to the maintenance schedule. You also can sue the manufacturer if a train runs a red because the LED broke. Signals and other trackside equipment make up a large part of the costs of building rail.
I got a FinTech job once and felt it was my moment of opportunity to wear my suites once in a while. There were no customers, though and everyone wore relaxed clothes, so it just turned funny.

I was told they'd had a suit up Friday one time where one engineer had protested (in jest) and had worn a Goofy costume underneath his tuxedo.

I like to suit up sometimes because it makes me feel good, but acknowledge that we're social animals who mostly want to fit in.

Dress clothes and peer pressure suck. Nice clothes don't.
Given that different states have different laws, and in both cases the Uber car was violating the local state law, ... no, they aren't winning.
Agree, it's obviously much different than a lighting effect in practice. What I'm trying reconcile is the hardware and software. Are there truly that many differences physically? The cost of signals probably comes from certifications I'm guessing
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Actually, many developers do exactly that by releasing each major version ("branch") as a separate app.
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Exactly what I was thinking: certification and insurance
Who gets a ticket or their driving license suspended for self driving vehicle traffic violations?
Yet cars are allowed to drive on the cycle lane (if it has an interrupted line) before turning. If they are forced to stop (e.g. when a pedestrian crosses), even though they are in violation, I doubt that they would be fined.
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There is an old Google paper where they talk about discovering that users returned more often if the search results list was 10 instead of 20, since the shorter list took marginally less time to load/render for the user. If your co-workers don't believe you then I am sure they would at least love the Google finding that minor performance improvements have a positive impact. They would then support improving performance in the app and brag about how much like Google they are.
It seemed like a legitimate question to ask someone referring to the content of those links as “plenty of science...”
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