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Oh, the UX of the file space layout.

NTFS/Windows actually has all of that stuff you want, too. NTFS's permission system, for example, is extremely feature-full and integrates nicely with the user system (ACL support by default rather than an add-on, for example). The octal user-group-all permission you're probably used to is pretty crude by comparison.

It's more likely just you're unfamiliar with it rather than it's actually missing anything.

But if you want you can just pretend C:\ is equivalent to / and mount all your other drives at C:\mnt\whatever, that's completely doable (with a GUI to configure it if you want, even)
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I think this depends of the levels of nesting and complexity, but a libsax based parser is not "incredibly" slow.

A Dom based parser could be, but also depends of number of nodes and nesting.
There's plenty of cheap athleisure stuff:
https://www.target.com/c/activewear-women-s-clothing/c9-cham...
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Isn't the maximize button a full-screen mode now?
IMO discord is way better.

Pretty interface, easy to use, voice is pretty low latency (although I miss my mumble server), and it uses ~80mb of ram to sit in like 5 groups, which while not fantastic blows "rather open it in chrome" slack out of the water.

New signal desktop instantly uses 200mb and has to "loading messages" for 3s every single startup :(
We can always use a specialist multimeter assistant, but the pay is low :-)
Ken was recently in the Unnamed Reverse Engineering podcast and it was very interesting too: http://reverseengineering.libsyn.com/005-circuits-that-go-to...
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this isn't even a recent shift though. The decoupling of .NET Framework / Visual Studio / SQL Server / IIS years ago was probably indicative of where the puck was going. I was considering buying a Xbox One X to replace my Xbox One but couldn't bring myself to pull the trigger because the only four things I could see as pluses (1. I like console Diablo 3 better than PC. 2. Madden. 3. UHD Bluray Player. 4. Faster hardware) didn't really warrant $500 (and the first two are functional on XB1 regular, just would admittedly look nicer) when I have a gaming PC that can play most of Microsoft's "Console Exclusives" which is another case where they don't force you into specific decisions.

Though I agree with your point that when the writing was on the wall, the pivot happened. Unfortunately, the reverse of that has been true as well. We had an issue with a vendor platform where we tested/developed everything in Chrome and it all worked fine. Then, as we're going live with this flip, we learn that the pagination is completely broken in IE9 and I believe IE10. Reason? Their pagination was appending extra elements (? or #, can't remember as it was about 3 years ago) which was against the standard (there could be only one). So in Google's saving you from yourself, they deviated from the standard which caused the platform to function incorrectly in another browser.

Let's also not forget their weaponizing of Google services when it comes to other platforms that aren't iOS (because splitting from that amount of marketshare would be ill advised).
Arguably the same rules any subreddit with over a dozen members has broken at some point. You'll probably be linked to a list of posts with few/no upvotes that make "calls to violence". You can easily compile a list like this for any major subreddit on any subject, but people like to harp on T_D because it represents a bias they don't care for.
Funny enough,I've generally recoiled at that idea because traditional exurban living has a very, very high carbon footprint. Of late though I've been investigating homesteading and inexpensive land at least 20 metres over sea level that would still be comfortable 5c warmer.

Not sure what to do about civilizational collapse though.
This was great to read. I know you can't read into the loss/gain chart too deeply, but it does go along anecdotally with what I found worked for me.

Sleep length seemed to be the #1 factor for me. Even when doing everything right diet-wise, if I did not get enough nightly sleep, it would hinder my progress.

I've also had the issue of going consistently low-carb and not being able to keep it going more than a few months at a time just because the majority of my taste preferences tend to lean toward carbs. Never feeling fully satisfied eventually chips away at me, then I start doing cheat days, then I go all the way back in, sometimes worse than I started. It's just not fully sustainable for me.

There's a balance of sleep, lower carb/processed sugar intake (but not LC diet low), even slight exercise, and intermittent fasting that seems like it would be the sweet spot, but I've yet to hit it... I think I'm just not trying hard enough, especially when it comes to sleep.
Sound advice until I saw your username...
How big are the resulting binaries? This is something that's always stopped me from using frameworks like this.

Also, from what I can see, the documentation seems to be in Chinese: https://lcui.lc-soft.io/guide/zh-cn/
> leisure suit kind of people

Exactly - the clothes make the man
Ditto, very interested. You wouldn't happen to have any photos of the prototype, would you?
Good point. There may be some things that are needed publicly, which you could whitelist. I've seen the whole directory behind the auth on a handful of sites though. ex] tether.to/wp-admin
I thought they had just moved their ops to China because there were less regulations?
Definitely am not, I guess. UI? It's a thermostat, it needs to just be able to turn the boiler on and off when temperatures hit the mark. Long trip? My house heats up in less than 15 minutes. App? I'd rather not bother.
I think the PACELC theorem [1] should be preferred to the CAP theorem as it is more precise. It states in case of a partition (P), there is a trade-off between availability (A) and consistency (C). Else (E), there is a trade-off between latency (L) and consistency (C).

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/PACELC_theorem
OLED displays might be the answer.
In most cases I think that would necessitate owning a car. I think not owning a car and living an urban lifestyle is a better tradeoff for me at least.
No, I'm not writing in absolutes. But it can and does serve the purpose of signaling to others that you have achieved a level of "success". It's not necessarily explicit, and it might not be at the forefront of the mind of travelers, but it is kind of like achievements in video games.

Imagine scrolling through dating profiles and seeing someone with pictures of them self globe trotting versus someone who doesn't have exotic photos. It's not new, showing off for potential mates is of course natural. I'm just pointing out that travel is a very easy and accurate way (can't be faked) to show off than having the newest iPhone.
When I think of distributed databases, I think of Bitcoin - and that's not fast :-)
Still like the horses analogy. There are professionals that can make good predictions about horse races, as there are professionals that can make good predictions about random (but not causeless) events in the market.
I know a lot of people like it. It does sound nice, but in reality, it's meh. Enter/exit house, take half a minute to adjust your thermostat.
Robot density function looks like reciprocal of cheap labor function.
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Dumb joke notwithstanding, the fourth farmer remains in the field? How's that 'fooling the baboons'? Or is the whole comment supposed to be nonsense?
Oh we would love that!
This is the exact type of thing I am talking about. You see this bothsiderism all over the place on Reddit. I am sure the author of this comment doesn't think of themselves as a racist (and perhaps there was sarcasm intended in this comment that is lost in the printed word). Many users might read this comment without considering it is racist. Yet the comment is drawing a direct parallel between Stormfront and the Southern Poverty Law Center. Equating those two as opposite and morally equal sides of the same issue is an inherently racist idea.

For the sake of comparison, here is the first paragraph of the Wikipedia entry for each:

Stormfront is a white nationalist, white supremacist and neo-Nazi Internet forum, and the Web's first major racial hate site.

The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) is an American nonprofit legal advocacy organization specializing in civil rights and public interest litigation. Based in Montgomery, Alabama, it is noted for its successful legal cases against white supremacist groups, its classification of hate groups and other extremist organizations, and for promoting tolerance education programs.
These individual decisions aren't in a vacuum. There are other inputs, including society's expectations around women doing more labour around raising a child than men.
Thanks for your reply, and that sucks to hear about Google.

My positive perception mainly comes from this super paranoid dude, Michael Bazzell: https://inteltechniques.com/experience.html. He both hates Google for their data collection and also respects it for their security practices.

Ugh I also hate to hear they’re doing the “we’re secure but who knows about our 3rd parties” practice. State IT does this as well. As long as you sign some contract with them that promises them you do NSA-style security, they’ll buy anything from you. Of course what 5-man IT shop wouldn’t sign a $20,000,000 IT contract when worst case, they get a bad audit and have to spend 50k really quickly to get
up to SOC II?

You can literally find a list of State IT contractors for most govs, and just go through them finding all the fly-by-night shops. That being said, the big vendors aren’t that much better either...

tl;dr: everyone sucks and be afraid and use mfa
That appears to be what has happened. Contrary to etjossem's post, Google still has the history of their posts.

howard_lowery: https://www.reddit.com/r/politics/comments/4vm8e2/paul_ryan_...

john_valtierra: https://www.reddit.com/r/politics/comments/4vm7zz/could_sput...

frank_calder: https://www.reddit.com/r/politics/comments/4vm88x/donald_tru...

terry_moore: https://www.reddit.com/r/politics/comments/4vm79m/khizr_khan...

carlos_liu: https://www.reddit.com/r/politics/comments/4vm8xn/donald_tru...

All appear to be single-purpose accounts that only posted in /r/politics, all are currently banned or deleted.
VSCode member here. Did you use the Vim emulator all the time, especially when you feel typing is slow? It would be awesome if you can provide more info in https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues and we'd love to fix the problem. Laggy typing/navigating is always a high-priority bug to fix.
It is pretty eerie to see a reference to Aleister Crowley in a Wikipedia article that is not related to the occult.
I just meant that my reduced negative externalities will be produced instead by an opportunistic actor. If half of Americans said "burning carbon is bad, I'll ride a bike instead" it would largely be making gas cheaper for the other half, who would then just buy bigger, heavier SUV's. This doesn't apply to all things, just cost-limited goods where the negative externalities aren't priced in. Plastic is basically free (not cost limited) so at least there reduced consumption kind of matters.

The other option is to run for office and effect change that way. That one just might do something.
Wasn't there a very respected gentleman who has passed on in the past decade, who ran a large company we've all heard of, and who also just happened to believe greatly in pseudo medicine (maybe not vaccines in particular) and odd diets?

What I'm saying is, it takes all kinds to make a village. The person you're talking about's beliefs on vaccines are unlikely to affect many. His genius at programming, however, is.
> Conceptually the MacOS Resource Fork is basically a directory where all of your filenames have to be exactly 4 characters long. The only difference is that each "file" might be a stack of "files". So you might have a CODE resource that has multiple CODE segments in it.

Sort of. It would be more accurate to say that each filename was a 4-letter type code and a 16-bit ID. Each resource could also have a name, but that was less frequently used (and didn't have to be present, let alone unique).

More importantly, resource forks didn't exist in isolation. They were loaded into a chain of active resource files -- for instance, while working with a Hypercard stack, the resource chain would include the active stack, the Home stack, the Hypercard application, and the System suitcase. A stack could use resources (like icons or sounds) from any of those sources.
It would continue even if we disappeared today.

We have spread invasive species all over the place. Many of them haven't even been noticed yet. This includes stuff like soil fungus.

Even when we do notice, we do nothing. Cats are a huge problem, but obsessed cat lovers are well-organized politically. They show up in force at every town council and country commissioner meeting where a cat issue comes up, defending stuff like giant feral cat colonies right next to the beach where endangered beach mice should be reseeding the grass that holds the beach in place. [edit: getting my cat lover downmods... but this is an actual problem causing beach erosion in Florida, and there is indeed a giant cat colony in my area that isn't more than 500 feet from the beach]

If we disappeared today, the extinctions would just continue.
Even for same architecture compilation, the host's feature set is rarely that of the targets. If you're distributing binaries, you generally want to target a safe, old minimum baseline to maximize user bases--for x86-64, resorting to just sse2 is safe [1] and often sufficient [2]. Most compile farms and developer machines are often newer hardware.

[1] The x86-64 ABI actually requires SSE2 extensions to work correctly.

[2] SSE2 added double-precision and vectorized integer support to the SSE registers, the former allowing you to replace x87 FPU usage for floating point (unless you need long double, which is extremely rare). The newer SSE sets generally add only specialized operations that are unlikely to show up in autovectorization anyways, and the wider instruction set of AVX is less useful for performance in the "it might be useful" autovectorization scenario. They are useful for specific known hot regions of code, and in distributing binaries, variants of these are constructed for different levels of feature sets and are dynamically selected based on the user's actual hardware.
Oh that’s a great idea. I will put it on our roadmap.

Currently you would need to link to the main page which has a subscribe form, but doing and embedded form would be much better.
Someone posted a link to a PDF right here on the comments.
Good point; I hadn't noticed that.
Photos in the article don't look like Venus Flytrap (Dionaea muscipula) mentioned in article or linked paper.
Useless pedantic then, it is not a "true visualization" of the B field in free space absent the filings. It is however, an approximate visualization of it.
Haven't really noticed it, to be honest. There's a lot more web developers than wearable devs right now, at any rate.
Your impression is correct.
The desire to make a thing beautiful is no more or less valid when you do it to yourself versus if you do it to a canvas.
It's difficult to explain succinctly. I will say that it's unique, insofar as it's not trying to copy past paradigms or macOS. But it can be a bit confusing. Minimize/Maximize buttons, for instance, aren't even included by default.

Honestly, this is probably the best I can provide:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BB7pBRi9Bbk
I still don't understand why people would give their information/data to LinkedIn. Their tactics over the years have been extremely scummy (harvesting contacts and sending spam is the one that immediately springs to mind).

Its a solution looking for a problem.

A lot of these comments seem pretty dubious too.
> world wide cat domination

I'm careful to never let my cat have access to my computer. Otherwise she'd get on the Intercat and plot the Cat-astrophe.
> I dunno about that. When I see someone who's wearing decent clothes, I still think, 'wow, that's someone who wants to look good.'

Sure! But for a lot of people (especially men), roughly the same "decent clothes" are now decent for work, date night, going to the supermarket, going to your friend's rock show, going to the airport, family holidays, etc. In even the recent past, you could dress well or poorly, but you'd still have to dress more differently for different places.

I had jury duty earlier this week and was afraid I'd look like a jerk not wearing a tie. It turned out I was one of the few men wearing a collared shirt and slacks.
Does LinkedIn have a different policy regarding scraping LinkedIn pages if you are an extension vs. a crawler? I read recently that LinkedIn is fighting tooth and nail to prevent crawlers from scraping their content.

Just curious.

EDIT: Found this on the user agreement

https://www.linkedin.com/legal/user-agreement

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True, and given the heat death of the universe I'm pretty nihilistic, but I like to think there is purpose in even temporary goodness and beauty. A bell's ring will fade to nothing but their sound still brought joy, if only briefly.
Don't let a lack of drawing skill hold you back. Try reading the web comic Schlock Mercenary [1]. A good writer who couldn't draw started making a comic anyway, and now he's a good artist too.

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I think that would crater AirBnB.

Exclusivity contracts? What's my incentive as a host there? Is AirBnB going to give me more of a cut?

Is AirBnb going to make "exclusivity" actually mean something, and not give me 100s of hits in a square mile or two, so that my listing doesn't appear on page 10 of the results?
My winter coat is US Navy peacoat, over 50 years old. It weighs about 5 pounds and is very warm and comfortable. It's definitely made better, and will last longer, than any department store peacoat, although you can still buy a new Navy-spec peacoat from Sterlingwear or Schott that'll probably last you a good long time.

You can buy similar coats, although I still prefer the feel of the kersey wool on my old peacoat to the newer melton wool.
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> In between, you can do literally anything, which may mean losing track of what's in your paste.

On Windows Ditto, and on Linux CopyQ (among others, and there has to be something like that for Mac) solve this problem, by giving you a preview of what's in the clipboard as well as the history copies you made.
> Why dress up / acquire certain things, in order to conform to some random pre-designated style?

Why speak english and not invent your own language? Clothing and appearance is (also) communication. And to be understood, some of the signals must be common enough.

I belong to this community, to this generation, to this area/country, to this social class, etc... It can also project ideologies, affiliations and aspirations. Once upon a time for example, in Western Europe, some intellectuals adopted the Mao suit. It was a very strong political statement.

Moreover in many cases I doubt your assertion that these styles are random is true. There is a history behind most of them, and this is what imparts them meaning.
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Master-master doesn't automatically imply AP. e.g. EPaxos [1] is basically a master-master CP system.

[1] https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~dga/papers/epaxos-sosp2013.pdf
I have the same issue. I am running out of pants. I am looking for pants with 6 front pockets. Do you know if any places that sell them and even better, ones that can be ordered online?
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Me, personally, I would find that outcome depressing as hell. But I also recognize that as my personal preference.

- - - -

In a less personal sense I think Nature is sentient and could destroy us overnight if She wanted to, but apparently She doesn't, at least so far.

Perhaps the natural, wild world is like the yolk to humanity's chick embryo and the Earth is a cosmic egg... What we are experiencing could be totally Natural.

- - - -

Along a completely different tack, I don't think that scenario would be stable: I believe eventually something would go seriously out of whack in a simplified and artificially-controlled ecosystem (cf. Biosphere II)

- - - -

In any event, I believe there's a better option: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8nLKHYHmPbo

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I don't have a real problem with analogy or metaphor, and that wasn't the point of what I wrote. My issue is with famous people holding forth on areas they're clearly quite ignorant of. I'm trying very hard not to name names to keep my message clear.
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I always thought they were fairly pointless, until a friend convinced me of how much he really loves them, knowing the kids and dogs are safe, etc etc. I still don't quite "get" it, the connected thermostat makes sense, but based on his recommendation (and how I hate having to fight false alarms on our detectors-mounted-out-of-reach every 3-6mo due to burning something in the kitchen), I'm actually going to buy a stack of protects to replace our existing detectors.
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For the above conclusion (ie that it's plausible the election was affected) It doesn't matter exactly who did, especially when you can tell their motives by simply looking at some of the ads. I did a cursory glance at a google search for Russian ads and came up with these examples.

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-trump-russia-socialme...

https://gizmodo.com/here-are-14-russian-ads-that-ran-on-face...

and all of the ads are clearly aimed at sowing discord on wedge issues. To say you need to know exactly who did this in order to make the conclusion that they were at the very least trying to propagate disinformation is ridiculously absolutist.