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Yeah, Canonical really missed a trick in not just dumping GNOME entirely instead of falling back to it after Unity
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wishing you the best there, sorry can't help you! I hope someone her would!
I can not stop myself from asking this question when I see FreeBSD and laptop mentioned together: have you ever gotten suspend/resume working? I long for FreeBSD like an exile from the gardens of Eden, but I need suspend/resume with X to work, and couldn't freaking do it in more than one year time I used it...
> Europeans pay way higher taxes than Americans

Plain false.
The parent said "in some cases". I guess it could be misinterpreted, but I took that to mean "in some very specific access patterns" (rather than, say, "in any access pattern some random small proportion of the time").
This is one aspect of OS development in which I think open source wins: users are not at the mercy of the OS developers for bug tracking and/or fixes.
The impressionist movement didn’t appear out of nowhere. Romantic composers had been exploring sonority and dissonance for decades by the time Debussy came onto the scene. Liszt’s Années de Pélerinage and Nuages Gris had been pushing in this direction for a long time.

Yes, Debussy was a genius, but he didn’t invent it whole cloth.
I must admit this keyboard cam is clever. Made me shake my head in respect
I agree a true general AI will probably be fairly different on computer than human. Although I want to mention that humans can learn from one example is mostly because we already have a large a priori from our life experience. We spend years learning how to talk, communicate, write and read. Through which we have built very structured symbolic logic system, which is _learnt_.

A example of this would be mathematics. If a person is never taught mathematics, she/he are only limited to basic math operations. It would take the person years of learning and practice in order to comprehend a mathematical literature. Once we have a symbolic logic network built for a certain aspect of our life, we can rapidly retrieve information based on previous logical patterns, thus allowing us to learn from one example.
Yes it does, but that's only of historical value by now.

Sigh, they had one job, and they managed to screw it up, so we do still have to put up with this.
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Thanks for the suggestion. What other instruments would you suggest I research?

Edit: I should note that when I am saying bonds I really mean the type of bonds held in this mutual fund (for example):
https://personal.vanguard.com/us/funds/snapshot?FundId=0132&...
>You write your interface purely programmatically and it's easy to read afterwards.

Personally, I disagree. For more complex UI, having XML and designer is way better option than writing UI programmatically.
I really wish there was an easy way to change terminal line spacing in ANY of these distros.
> America was founded by people who fled Europe because they didn't fit in there

I'm pretty sure most of that influx of people predates the European wealthfare states and modern democracies.
Except, as many have pointed out before, Idiocracy was far more reasonable than what some countries are doing right now - even when the world was composed of nothing but idiots, they recognized they had a problem, found the smartest person in the world, and put them in charge of fixing the issue
It's been a long time since I've looked at Windows documentation, but I wonder if it's reasonable to treat their documentation as the actual contract offered by the OS?

I had the impression that poor documentation forced a lot of Windows programmers to understand Microsoft's API's via experimentation.
With the sibling comment references: 2001-09-04 US6286013B1, so 2021.
However that affect only long filenames which should be ok for EFI
Yes, because You know nothing about better language constructing.

Do u have {...items: HighLevelStuff: best, and best, only best;...}?
Mice and rats are an interesting case, since they have hemochorial placentae but not menstruation. This somewhat undercuts TFA's "this because of that" narrative. (Really the only flaw in a wonderful article.) Evolution is weird.
Would you mind posting these as issues?
Maybe that's why they're poor: Because they make poor financial decisions.

If they keep going to 7-11, they will not get any richer.
> Land of the free and home of the brave? If you say so...

Yeah as in, people are free to be homeless if they didn't work hard enough. It's the Trump argument, he's a self-made man who kicked off with a small loan of just one million. A lot of Republican, anti-socialist voters are poor, but don't see themselves as poor but "temporarily underfinanced". And the truly destitute / homeless apparently lose their right to vote.
What if the same answer was posted by woman?
It is if you use a different terminal. Konsole, KDE's terminal, it is in settings/advance setting there is a Line Spacing option.
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>what's your experience with this distro

Rock solid, fast, no graphical glitching (Intel GPU), sane default app choices (except why have Dragon Player instead of mpv), excellent installer, no, scratch that, the best installer, dnf is nice and has delta based updates which I never had with Ubuntu, no unnecessary bloat, in fact the resource usage is on par with Ubuntu 16.04. Only issue I've had is that f2fs isn't working normally but this also affects other distros with a similar kernel/userland. Otherwise it's been a net gain.

I switched to Fedora KDE for my main machine purely because of the Unity announcement, no intention to use the GNOME garbage, even though I will keep using Ubuntu 16.04 on other machines as long as the support continues until a few years.
Another very interesting resource on the subject is the book Introduction to Statistical Learning by Garet James et al [1].

The book introduces the foundational concepts of statistical learning (classification, regression, cross-validation) and algorithms such as support vector machines.

It is also available on PDF at the website [1].

[1] http://www-bcf.usc.edu/~gareth/ISL/
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"How to select a tool in an ecosystem that generates frameworks faster than a Zerg Swarm, and kills them with the enthusiasm of Darwin on amphetamines?" :D
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Lxml is C so annoying to install in some environments. Also, the API is inconsistent and verbose.

I’ve found more luck with html5lib and cssselect2.
Answer is: "none of the above".

Coherency is covered by the WinAPI documentation (check the remarks section). Always RTFM.

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa3...
>>Other than displacing a large number of people who live on coastlines, what's the big deal?

Those people won't peacefully move somewhere else. Especially in Europe as the middle east becomes literally unliveable and millions of people will start walking north to just survive another day - I can't imagine even the most tolerant european countries willingly accepting this, especially since it won't happen overnight, but over many decades, with more and more people flowing in. That is bound to cause huge amounts of unrest, possibly civil war/ or just war.
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Right thing as decided by whom?
E. g. I think that to eat meat is a right thing for himans to do. Not imagining things and forcing your imagined world on others is also the right thing to do.
It does work with an <object> tag, though: https://jsfiddle.net/8rcrfpwn/4/
I used the Fedora KDE "spin" for years and it's really fantastic. In fact I'm still running it on my previous laptop which I keep around at home for odd jobs and occasionally use for work when I can't be bothered to dig my new laptop out of my bag.

The new machine has a 4K screen and as with many people I'm occasionally hooked up to 1080P external monitors. I found that Gnome handled mixed DPI setups slightly better so I'm using that these days but KDE is very polished and well worth a try. Once KDE sort out the mixed DPI situation I may even switch back.
Would like to see and honest answer.
No, it's still if. Climate scientists are not seers. It's an if with bloody lot of concerning data points and estimates. If should be good enough to take action.

Currently we are running a global empirical experiment on what happens when we increase CO2 in the atmoshpere, and no one has any conclusive answer what will actually happen, given that Earht's weather is a highly complex dynamical system.

Will the clathrate gun explode? What happens then? Who knows! Roll the dice, enjoy the show.

Yeah, when we get to when it's too late.
I have an S5 (international) that I am thinking of going through the LOS upgrade. It seems super onerous process; worth it? Live in China using another badly restrained S5 (Chinese version).
My reading is that PE images are memory mapped into RAM instead of being read from disk. This is why they require write locks on the files during execution: the program image is backed from the corresponding file instead of the normal page file.

So my speculation is that this bug is a race condition between the cleanup of a dirty memory mapped section of a file and the reading of the same file contents in a separate mapping.
Yep, talk about scope creep...
Definitely shouldn’t be there.
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> Of course you can do it easily. In a team of 1.

Why, yes, getting rid of React might let you reduce your team size too.
this reminds me how updating libraries in linux can be kind of dangerous depending on how you perform it. for example if you unlink the library then create a new library with the same name then the system behaves probably how you want it to. existing processes use the original library until they are restarted. however, if you open the existing library with O_TRUNC and overwrite the library then existing processes will use the new code which is super dangerous. by default cp will do the O_TRUNC behaviour, and tar will use the unlink behaviour. its interesting to think that stuff might be accidentally working for some people because of this choice in behaviour for tar.

i haven't actually tested this with a real library. this is what i've assumed happens from playing around with mmap(PROT_READ|PROT_EXEC, MAP_PRIVATE|MAP_DENYWRITE).
> Have you looked at the monograph at all? This could have been written 5 to 10 years ago

The counterpoint is that a _lot_ could have been written 5 to 10 years ago, and only 10% of it would still be relevant. This is the relevant 10%.
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This is probably a silly question, but what advantage(s) does this have over installing plain Fedora and installing KDE manually? (Beyond convenience?)

I guess your installation will be smaller and you will have to process fewer updates. Which is not insignificant, I guess.

Anything else I might be missing?
Configurability is the Number 1 reason to run Linux on the Desktop. KDE's number one selling point is Integration. There is no better integrated desktop in the world and that message is lost to 99% of people. I find that I use two desktops the last 5 years. KDE or i3 (tiled desktop) but my applications are always KDE even with i3.

I think that KDE has had so much FUD thrown at it that people just have a negative view of it right away. Sure 4.0 was stated as a Beta and every distro put it out (When KDE stated it wasn't ready for that) and everyone Nuked KDE till about 4.7.
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Yep, coming from Delphi, C++ Builder, Forms and quite a few good Java layout designers (Netbeans Matisse), WPF Blend, I never understood what is so cool about doing UIs by hand.
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Gnome has many many extensions, some of which are actually quite useful like, governors / frequency changing, visual display of caps lock, and such. IIRC these plugins/extensions are called plasmoids under KDE, right? Are those 2 plugins I described available ? I never seem to find them when I play around with KDE.
OpenSUSE is the best distro for most people but like KDE it has been Nuked by the community over a decade ago. It has a super stable desktop in Leap, a rolling release and a professional server, but people still hold on to Ubuntu, Arch and Redhat? OpenSUSE does great in all three areas.
> Tbh it seems like a cheap cop-out from making design decisions in the first place

The defaults seem very sensible in my experience. Having the freedom to customise it further doesn't seem like a bad thing but perhaps I'm just old-skool.
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> Traces of nobility, gentleness and courage persist in all people, do what we will to stamp out the trend. So, too, do those characteristics which are ugly. It is just unfortunate that in the clumsy hands of a cartoonist all traits become ridiculous, leading to a certain amount of self-conscious expostulation and the desire to join battle.

> There is no need to sally forth, for it remains true that those things which make us human are, curiously enough, always close at hand. Resolve then, that on this very ground, with small flags waving and tinny blast on tiny trumpets, we shall meet the enemy, and not only may he be ours, he may be us.

> Forward!

-- Walt Kelly, foreword of "The Pogo Papers" (1953)
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Same story illustrated by TED-Ed, which I would suggest you to watch: https://youtu.be/cjbgZwgdY7Q
I happen to watch it few weeks ago and this reminded me of it.
Perhaps some good music is the perfect defense. It would obscure the sound of the keyboard, and also make it easy to type with the beat. :)
Let me give you an example, I hate working in Windows because I can't change the keyboard shortcuts of the Magnifier application so Windows forces me to use the Win+ +/- key and that is bad because I have to use two hands to press it.
My point is that maybe default options are good for a large majority but what about the rest? Should I not use computers because adding accessibility features like options for font sizes, color schemes, zoom applications or the great zoom options in KWin because some other people feel intimidated because the options popup has too many options?

People that are intimidated by buttons should use Gnome, they will remove everything that is possible from the options dialog.
It isn't completely from scratch, i recognize several noise functions, of course everyone uses them.
Good for you (not sarcastically, I'm really happy for you), but some people (including me) are not happy with the audio quality.
openSUSE gravitates towards KDE, I think. Back in the day (no clue what the situation is like these days), SuSE employed a bunch of KDE developers.

(Although the openSUSE installer offer the choice between KDE and GNOME. And Xfce, I think.)
Are we not? If I find a bug, I sure hope they fix it soon. I do not have the time and energy to work myself into the kernel to fix the bug (unless it is a small bug that does not require a lot of knowledge about the kernel itself).
I dare say that this really depends where you live.

Herearound any extension of credit with an annual interest rate above 15% is considered usury, which is a criminal offense.
I'd like to point out the fact that there is a split within Machine Learning into "classical" and "Deep Learning"-based one. While Deep Learning are just neural networks with Big Data on GPU, they obliterated many areas of classical ML. What you really want to learn is Deep (+Reinforcement) Learning, or what is coming known as differentiable programming. For classical ML, learn how to use Spark's MLlib and take Ng's Coursera course, that might be all you need from practical point of view.
No. There is a holdback set of pages that are never displayed. At least according to the lawsuit.
The root of the word "engineer" means "to give birth to". In that sense, using Machine Learning to evolutionry give rise to new models is actually quite fitting.
memmove in glibc produces wrong results in some cases (that was a fun over-Christmas debugging session). There is bugs in all software.
Only one quarter of algorithms was required at Stanford. However, I did end up taking a class on computational mol bio algorithms and I believe there were at least 3 other electives that focused on specific classes of algorithms in discrete domains.
Make friends with a hotel manager and have them order you a set of the tempur sealy or Simmons foundation (box spring) and mattress specific for hotels. It’s only $500 total (~$250 each), and come with a 10 year warranty (for the hotel). Don’t even need to flip or rotate them.
Since a lot of marketeers seem to be here. I have a small webshop, anyone willing to improve my monthly ( 400 € revenue) to more through ads on commission ( adwords only currently)?

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In fairness they have big touch buttons and stuff placed in corners so you can quickly locate. The ones on this device are tiny and require visual interpretation to find. And I can’t see this getting steering wheel integration any time soon, so there’s more attention you have to pay it.
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Sort of related: I gave a talk about calculating the distance between all the railway stations in Britain in the 1950s using an early computer: http://blog.jgc.org/2012/10/the-great-railway-caper-big-data...
> I found that Gnome handled mixed DPI setups slightly better

Came here just to second this. This is especially true when using Wayland. Gnome is better here, especially if you have the luxury to

* enable experimental fractional scaling of Gnome 3.26;
* restrict yourself to properly ported GTK3-Applications.

The situation with other applications is not as bright. While eg. Libreoffice looks good at first sight (crisp fonts under Wayland and fractional scaling enabled), Dialog boxes are not resizable and become unusable, as important information is missing.
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Now that is cool... and reminds me how few innovations laptop design has seen
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Think about your code. Now imagine a codebase 1000 times as large written by thousands of engineers with deadlines. There are bugs or potential vulnerabilities in every codebase, but you’ll never encounter the vast majority of them.
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There's a video Geoff did that's not part of All The Stations about how when he was younger other people teased him for being a "train spotter" and he later realised not just that being a "train spotter" isn't bad, but that's not what he is, he does kinda like trains, but mostly as this series illustrated Geoff is interested in the infrastructure like stations, the trains just run on it.
Besides SuSE, one of the best KDE friendly distributions was Mandrake, which had the goals of targeting Pentium and desktop users, but they eventually went under.

Also KDE suffered from Qt licensing and C++ use, which many GNU/Linux users weren't found of.

The license issue was eventually sorted out, but the C vs C++ arguments still carry on I would say.
Now there's an article I'd like to see.
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Your comment contains no details whatsoever, then you described perfectly sane mmap behavior, so what do I know?
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I love openSuse, use it as my main.
If an airliner can read social media and find out you have a important funeral to attend they can triple the price. But I'd hope that would be illegal.
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Community service is forced labor and generally only a punishment imposed for criminal conduct. Imposing it for what should be a civil issue is an escalation.

Also, how do you sentence someone to community service if you can’t get them to show up in court?
Do you live somewhere where a car is not necessary/totally unaffordable? I think the OP is probably living in the US, and navigating most areas is almost impossible without a car. Wonder what the alternative to a cheap civic is other than no car :)
Sorry, I wasn't clear.

I haven't used Postmarket because no software can fix the battery issues with that phone.

If I could easily swap out the battery and also install Postmarket, I would do both. As of now, I can't get a new battery and will therefore do neither.
My main memory of VFAT comes from Windows 95 (or was it 98), I remember that when you saw this word anywhere, this meant your operating system is now borked beyond any repair.
Price Discrimination, done well, can be beneficial for market participants on both the buy and sell side.

Businessperson who needs to go somewhere to close a deal? Flight on a very specific day/time on short notice might be worth $5K+ to the company.

Grandma coming to visit the grandkids on "oh, anytime in March or April" might only be able to allocate $300 to the flight.

Businessperson gets to fly where/when they need to go for only $3K. Grandma gets to see the grandkids on a $250 ticket with a lot of restrictions that don't bother her. If everyone had to pay $1.5K for the tickets, it's possible that the airline wouldn't sell enough seats to fly the route at all.
He also does videos for Londonist Ltd. which is all about Transport for London. So you'll see Docklands Light Railway, the Overground, and of course the Underground.

https://www.youtube.com/user/Londonistvids
Can I ask you which European state are you talking about?
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On the contrary, as a southerner, I see plenty of northerners move down here and spend more fighting property taxes than paying them because their kids are grown and they shouldn't have to pay for schools any more.

Let's not pick "sides" here.
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Hence, the “current trends” portion of what I wrote. Also, history is not a guide in this matter. The creation of new tech depends on knowledge and it is not predictable whether or not enough new knowledge will be gained to offset current trends. It’s possibke but looking to the past is not an indicati9n that this will happpen in a particular area.

Also, I was talking about solely about CO2. I was talking about deforestation, massive dumping of toxins, plastics and other forms of waste. It is without a doubt that at current trends humanity’s future is dire,
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Then perhaps you ought to understand underlying motivations rather than seeing everyone 100% logical robots with complete awareness of situation.

Its not the rational and logical who use payday loans with similar interest. Its the single parent families. There's children involved, power threatened to being turned off. There's a car repair needed for they can work. You know, poverty.

And your excuses are just that- rational justification to fuck over poor people trying to make the best of bad answers.
With my old TV, I'd pick up the remote and just point it at the wall behind me so the beam would scatter. It was much more likely to work than pointing the remote at the TV.