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> The two don't have to be combined.

They do have to be combined in some way, at least to be reproducible. Your requirements.txt example is one way of combining version control + dependencies: give code an explciit version and depend on it elsewhere by that version.

Google has chosen to do combine them in a different way, where ever commit of a library implicitly produces a new version, and all downstream projects use that.

> googles internal tool handle permissions on a granular basis?

Not sure what you mean...it's build tool handles package visibilty (https://docs.bazel.build/versions/master/be/common-definitio...). It's version control tool handles edit permissions (https://github.com/bkeepers/OWNERS).
> Trump and tariffs

Already happening:

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/trump-administration-to-announc...

> That seems bizarre to me if you think of the UK as one country, and Ireland as a different one.

Even if you do, what constitutes "Ireland"?

https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/Geo6/12-13-14/41 : "Republic of Ireland not a foreign country."

The whole situation is a fudge; the Protestant community refused (with violence) to be part of a Catholic Ireland, and Irish people both sides of the border refuse to accept the arbitrary partitioning of Ireland ("the island of Ireland").

The UK has a peace agreement (Good Friday Agreement) which enumerates the compromises. People born in NI are entitled to citizenship of both countries, for example. It does not actually encode "there shall not be a customs border", but everyone remembers that the IRA used to bomb customs posts.

http://www.wesleyjohnston.com/users/ireland/today/good_frida...

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/resources/idt-sh/The_hardest_bord...
What good is a vote if the choices aren't honestly presented?
1.) Some have seen it as immoral, some seen it as moral.

2.) My argument is that the ritual is related and caused by other cultural
factors. In case of Junkers, male scarification is absolutely related to their
military culture, overall violence, eagerness to go to war, authoritarianism
and so on and so forth. It is not independent factor.

Male scarification like that is what cultures about to turn violent do, like for example culture the parent has choosen as example.
The problem is that it wasn't a legitimate vote, free off outside influence. The Russian troll factory was hard at work influencing the outcome of that referendum. So what's the actual will of the people?
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I don't think anyone will argue that the US public education system is teaching its students what it should be about personal finances and money management. It's a disgrace, frankly.

> I was paying my debts monthly, barely, that wasn't good enough for one of the lenders and they sued me in small claims.

I'm sorry but there is definitely information missing here. If you were making the full minimum payment you wouldn't be sued, ever. If you were paying less than the minimum then you weren't actually "paying your debts monthly."

> I never got the summons (apparently quite common)

I can't speak to how common something like this is but you do typically need to be served with the summons, or the plaintiff needs to show some sort of proof that you received the notice (e.g. a certified mail receipt or statement from a process server that you were indeed served). But I can say it's not the first time I've heard of someone being unaware of a court date so who knows.
Wait they called their studios Pinewood? As in the same name as the famous British studios where they film James Bond and stuff? Come on Atlanta get your own studio name!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pinewood_Studios
Hard brexit isn't an alternative to a customs border between NI and ROI either. The only way to avoid putting a customs border somewhere is to stay in the customs union, which both major UK political parties have ruled out.
It I remember when chrome only appeared, they deployed try-chrome banners, specifically seen on /. that froze both opera and firefox for a couple of seconds, but worked fine in chrome itself. No one believed me on local forums back then.
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No government here, lad.

https://howlonghasnorthernirelandnothadagovernment.com/

34 days until the record!
You can also set a PYTHONUSERBASE environment variable (and `pip install --user`) to scope the installed packages to the project's directory. This is effectively the same as a virtualenv, but doesn't have the requirement on bash or "activation", and it's less magical than virtualenv because these choices are explicit on each command. The tradeoff is that it can be tedious to be explicit, remembering to use `--user` and specify the PYTHONUSERBASE. If you're scripting everything via make, though, then that's not such a burden.
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Many people are probably familiar with St. Simon's from the 30th g8 summit, though they technically refer to it as Sea Island (more on that in a moment).

St Simon's has changed over the years. It's finally succumbing to development though they are being careful about it so as not to kill the golden goose (a very private feeling island). Most of the people that lived there prior to its rise in popularity have been driven out by high prices or cashed out if they were lucky enough to own land. The Eastern part of the island has become much more accessible to lower income populations. (edit: I've got this next sentence wrong as corrected in a comment below)Rich homeowners, as a result, erected a guarded gate in front of Sea Island (basically part of SSI) to keep everyone out.

I still love SSI. My only hope is that it doesn't continue on the path it's currently on. Privacy and exclusion are separate ideas. SSI can still be private, but it doesn't necessarily have to exclusive. My hope is that can change. However, my head tells me that everything I like about SSI is scarce and prices will only continue to climb, driving away those not fortunate enough to afford it.
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I am quite sure the author is exaggerating the risks here. But, it scares me that there are people who think you can just close the borders and everything will be fine. Worse, those people might be running the country.
This question reveals much about the state of basic US history classrooms in Florida. How do you learn about the civil war and not hear about General Sherman's march to the sea? Especially if it happened in your basic area?
> When was the last time any UK government pulled of something this big this quickly?

Suez?
The amazing thing is to think we've only had aerial photography since ~1860 (so 58 years). And people in the air at all since 1783.

Before that, literally no one had seen the world from that vantage point. Baring a convenient mountain.
pyproject.toml and pyproject.lock are analogous to Pipfile and Pipfile.lock

Both attempt to replace requirements.txt, both have dependency resolvers and both are workflow tools.
You don't even attempt to cite any stats that would show that non-urban America is as safe as Europe. And it's a stretch to believe because Europe doesn't have semi-regular gun massacres, which aren't actually happening in inner cities.

Guns are widely available in high crime areas because it's trivial to travel to a jurisdiction where buying them is legal.

We also have very little liability for what happens with a gun you own or sale when it's not in your possession. If this weren't the case, you'd see much fewer firearms getting into the hands of criminals.
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Sure, people differ greatly in acid sensitivity and other factors that make no one diet right for everyone.

The stomach ache went away when you quit? If not... are you sure you don't have helicobacter pylori?
> a globalization process that is substantially impoverishing them

I sadly can't disagree with most of your comment, but I'm skeptical about this.

I see drugs impoverishing people. I see unaffordable health care impoverishing people.

The hollowing out of the traditional factory economy certainly hurt, but I wonder how much of that was artificially inflated by the fact that the rest of the industrialized world was decimated by the two world wars. Would the factories still be there if we had stiffer trade barriers?

I think globalization has become the scapegoat for many things that the American people aren't comfortable with (demographic changes, the transition from a manufacturing to a service economy) while not getting the credit for the vast improvements it has brought.

Growth has slowed dramatically. But that's not impoverishment.
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The government is going to pay farmers $12 billion in aid due to the tariffs and then they are going to put crops in piles to rot.

I guess that technically isn't the sky falling, but the food going to waste is the sort of thing reasonable people would have predicted. They wouldn't necessarily have predicted the targeted bailout.

Another thing where the sky isn't falling is that companies that consume steel and aluminum are doing worse. Again, exactly the sort of thing that reasonable people predicted.
So, previously at least (!) 75% of breaches known to companies went unreported, more likely 90%...
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Ask: send email if two images are the same
Have an issue at work with a laser cutter. It's in auto change-over mode, finishes cutting one sheet then swaps it out and cuts the next.

Sometimes gets stuck on an error it can't recover from. In talks with supplier to update software to handle error.

I've got a USB webcam sitting inside the machine capturing a still image every 300 seconds. I want to be able to send an email if the two most recent image captures from the webcam are the same, indicating the machine has stopped, so I know to come in and fix it.

Images are being captured on a Windows 7 PC and uploaded to Dropbox. Solution could be any tool on Windows 7, Linux,or MacOS.

Any help would be appreciated.
> implementing the will of the people

> best of your ability.

Leaving aside the plain lack of ability from those running the show, as written this is a mandate for the "Norway option" - EEA and free movement, ECJ etc, but not actually in the EU. This is basically as close to the status quo as possible except we'd give up our ability to vote on EU rules and just have to accept them.

However, when this is suggested, a whole bunch of Brexiteers respond with outrage.
I believe It doesn’t work that way. Executive action generally does not require filing things with the courts. They simply issue an administrative order, and the private parties especially the banks simply comply. Yes, you can initiate a court action to fight it.
Thanks! I didn't know about that. I'll try it out.
Correct.

You can consider that a bad thing or a good thing.

Most language's package composition (C/C++, Java, Python, Ruby) don't permit running multiple versions at runtime. The single-version policy is one way of addressing dependency hell.
Contributors could also add drivers that not only fulfill your Blob interface but add features that might creep into multiple services. For example, someone could contribute a SuperBlob that fulfills Blob and also adds conditional writes, which GCS supports. On the app side, if they want to check if some feature is available that speeds up operations, they could then see if the returned Blob is also a SuperBlob and if so, perform the more optimized approach.
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You need to prove that. It hasent been.
> This could have been avoided, but the time to avoid it was perhaps in the early 2000s.

there were protests, from Seattle '99 until Genova '01, where many different groups merged into a single protest agaist that kind of globalization. but after 9/11 everything almost vanished in the name of worldwide anti-terrorism.
The tools killed it. By all accounts it was terrible to program for. It wasn't as simple as writing a standard x86 piece of software.
Orange man bad.
I'm jealous. I visit several times a year and often think about just moving there. I'd eat too much southern soul though, it's for the best.
Many people do. Native American nations are magnets for scam artists and various criminals.

They are immune from state prosecution, so if they operate at a level below whatever the federal authorities care about, it’s lower risk.
Frak worked first time, haven't seen that in a while. Very nice. There are loads of good text adventures on BBC and of course Elite but has anyone else got any good recommends?
When was the last time any UK government pulled of something this big this quickly?

Operation Corporate, South Atlantic, 1982? Although a small war isn't nearly so big a deal as Brexit.
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I grew up in Charleston, an experience that makes me, as an adult, uninterested/incapable of living in another tourist destination, ever.
an upvote was not enough recognition for this comment.

"I hope Trump does as much damage as possible." - I have heard almost this exact quote.

Its difficult to empathize with the sentiment, but it is potent and its real.
I was thinking this exactly. Not much of a problem for data, more of a problem for display of the data. A good stop-gap until they get enough information about the new era would be to just display the dates in UTC for a while or something.

I mean, unless they're storing the date/time in the database as a string, formatted for Japan's locale. Then they're screwed, kind of. I mean even then, it could be fixed with a stored procedure within an update statement.
And the most likely candidate is Jacob Rees-Mogg "Honourable Member for the 19th Century":

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacob_Rees-Mogg

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It’s a non-sequitur. If there’s no connection, why not allow studies to be done to prove it?
So, the Gestapo knocks on your door looking for Jews. You have three legally owned guns. Explain how this protects you? Because I'm pretty sure that if you use them, you're in for a fate worse than death.
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You need that semantic information for a pointer to reason about loads and stores to memory blocks. (This semantic information exists only during compiling process.)

The compiler needs semantic data to answer questions like "can an access through pointer A access data visible through pointers B and C?"

If it doesn't know that, it'll need to generate those redundant memory accesses.

Before storing (or loading) through A, it'll need to store temporary values previously written to B and C.

After a store through pointer A, it might need to load B and C values again for more computation, because a store to A might have modified them.
See https://cloud.google.com/cloud-build/docs/securing-builds/us...
There was a small documentary recently about japanese people who die alone in their houses. One of the inverviewed people said that people have a really hard to adjusting from the community they have at work, and the hierarchical system, to completely on their own in a 'flat' community once they're retired.
Some random thoughts; sorry if those are off the mark. If the challenge is that you have in demand skills, but old bankruptcy is a black mark for employers, try small companies -- they tend to be much less bureaucratic. Personal contacts help a lot, too.

On a degree -- if you have skills and just need a piece of paper, maybe look at some gray area schools (especially non-US based) that will effectively sell you a cheap one. Those are complete scams in terms of acquiring skills, but if all you need is a piece of paper it might be an acceptable ROI.

If the challenge is that you do not have skills that are appreciated by employers, try switching fields completely. Are you handy? Folks who can do medium sized house jobs well (e.g., bathroom remodeling) are hunted by homeowners. I have seen groups of friends keeping such folks occupied full time for years. Asking if he could do a hardwood floor gets me a sharp "we got him busy for months from now; go away" from others. Surely there are other examples.

However, to do this career change you need to have energy. This is hard given your current work, but IMO there is no way around it. Looking friendly and energetic can get you through sketchy resume. Looking like a dead fish will kill your chances even with a stellar papers.

Sorry if this is completely off the mark. And best of luck!!
I first saw this through xscreensaver and was very impressed. At least as it's packaged for Arch, xscreensaver brings in loads of weird, fun, mind-expanding screensavers. It's always a surprise. I'm not sure if other distributions' packages pull in the full set of screensavers by default, but I imagine you can find them regardless.
I certainly hope they're asking and you're not just being a braggart.
What exactly are the EU red lines in the brexit negotiations?
It's not so much the tariffs as the customs clearance per se. Everyone seems to have forgotten that transporting goods across a border has VAT implications, and if you don't check and aren't part of the same VAT area there's a huge opportunity for "carousel fraud".

And the UK is absolutely not set up to cope with customs checks on every vehicle crossing the Channel. See "operation stack".

Oh, and all our international air travel agreements are part of EU membership. Unless something is agreed planes will be grounded.
1) is weasel wording. The vast majority of people now see racism as morally wrong. Back in 1890? I don't know, but I doubt it was as clear-cut as today. Morality is personal but the moral average/norm of an era is societal.

2) Sure. Traditional masculinity is closely tied to strength, violence, authoritarianism and such. I bet there's plenty of that in Glasgow street gangs, much as there is in many working class cultures.

3) More like, male scarification is what traditional masculine cultures do, and thus is likely associated with militarism, warfare, subjugation and other such pursuits.
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You should ask the people the same question again, now that they've had some time to inform themselves of what "leaving the EU" really means.

I wouldn't bet any money on it, but I wouldn't be surprised if the majority would now vote Remain.
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It is ok not great. Lack many features. If they make app they can bring in many features from other citation managers very simple way. But all the citation managers out there half cooked softwares and so is this one. It is just a very basic tool with no features. Mendekey is better, papers is good, endnote is good but all those are expensive and not free except mendeley. So if they want it for just a regular bare minimum use tool then it is ok but otherwise power users and more trouble free versions are as mentioned above however these paid softwares also lack serious features even after paid. So you can’t expect much from free versions. Also zotero design is not sleek clean. It looks very raw and clumsy. Which can be easily improved by better interface design.
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I'd be curious to see the standard memory bandwidth tests that anandtech does. I can't find anything about that online. They claim to have higher bw than Intel and AMD, but that will depend on how many threads are running.

https://www.cs.virginia.edu/stream/

I'm fairly certain it won't perform very well as-written unless the compiler is mature and translates to simd.

Btw, we met at the dpdk conference.
And look how that turned out....
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Humans are all susceptible to the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halo_effect -- it predates civilization.
Proving in court will be hard. But surely you've seen the smoke?
If you've ever handled a firearm, you will have been told to only ever point it at something you intend to kill.

Any shot is a potentially lethal shot, and the only reason that a gun is a deterrent is that you have the potential to kill the assailant.
Well, the article isn't arguing that unemployment would be better, so that's apparently just a tedious reaction to the title?
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I see what you're saying, but I think you're underestimating the effect of job loss, wage reduction, and general economic hollowing out.

The thing that makes it impoverishment is that our economic system is inflationary. It's designed for a world where everything always (over time) goes up: stocks, wages, prices, etc. Whether or not that's a good idea is a completely separate discussion but it's something we came up with to deal with deflationary problems during the first half of the 20th century and there it stands.

Globalization and automation are extremely deflationary. High technology is extremely deflationary. They place extreme downward pressure on wages. But we still operate our economic system as if everything always goes up.

So... college tuition goes up. Housing goes up. Health care goes up. Energy and food go up. Anything with pricing power goes up. Wages don't, especially unskilled wages in the interior where you have the double whammy of regional labor oversupply and lower skill levels.

The crunch is real and extreme. Many of the other things you mention are effects, not causes. The addiction epidemic in America's interior reminds me a lot of the alcoholism and drug addiction epidemic that followed the collapse of the USSR.
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This would be great for voxatron.
Pretty sure they'll figure it out. There will just be a period where both dates are used. It'll be a little messy, but they'll survive. Definitely learned something from the article though!
The Oregon coast looks much more fabulous, but I know where I would rather be on a small boat.
People really seem to dislike context in the standard library too:

https://github.com/golang/go/issues/20280
Indivisibility of the four freedoms: of movement for goods, services, capital and people.

The UK seems to be determined to end free movement of people, largely out of anti-slavic racism and systematic misinformation about how the system works by the press.
Please do; you may find it enlightening.
The same thing happend to Hilton Head Island, SC. Most of the south end has become a gated community. Hunting Island, SC as well - Fripp Island is a gated community.

My biggest hope is that Cumberland Island, GA can avoid this fate. It has no bridge to it, and most of it is preserved as wilderness area, but the county seems to be trying its hardest to develop what private land remains on the island. It's a real shame, because it's one of the last wild, preserved islands anyone can get to by booking a ferry with the park service.
UK is supposedly a democracy (and thus such matters are to be decided by popular vote)

I disagree; that's not true at all. The UK generally does not have such matters decided by popular vote. An actual referendum is a very unusual thing in the UK.
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