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About starting the interactive story completion app. Need Feedback
Hello, Currently I am developing an App for IOS that would be used by people to contribute to the story and I think it would be fun to see the flow of story where it would go when many people contributing to the story.Each user will get the chance to contribute to the ongoing story within given character or word limit.So that's it from my side. I have searched on the internet about the same idea but haven't found anything related to it.
What do you think guys. Would it be great or lame ?
Any Feeback or criticism accepted.
Interesting, but it says the classes are live from the comfort of your own home. I do not see where they mention putting you up in housing. Can you point me to that?
It would seem easier to do with helicopters. Whilst looking it up I discovered that it done via the ‘Jesus nut’.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jesus_nut

Edit: Seems they done necessarily need any disassembly and can sometimes just be wrapped. This shipping firm do it, picture near bottom of link. https://www.cratexgroup.com
I visited China a bit earlier than you, in the late 90s and through the 2000s. You have to realize merely in the 90s pretty much all of the skyscrapera in Shanghai’s bund sprang up.

http://www.blameitonthevoices.com/2010/06/shanghai-20-years-...

I agree that certain parts of China have succeeded US standarss (mainly certain districts of large cities) but if you venture around their levels of development are completely uneven and there are still large swaths of China wih poor infrastructure. Tap water is still not drinkable.

Re: washing hands in Japan. I’ve never observed that but maybe because they don’t have to stick their hands in their butt after using the toilet it has developed a cultural de-emphasis on hand washing? Regardless the food safety there is miles ahead of the US since you can actually eat meats raw there, including Chicken. In any case this is a perfect example of a cultural difference that masks their advancement. I don't think you can take a difference in hand washing practice and conclude that it's necessarily behind in some way. Same as how you can't conclude that their driving practices are backwards simply because they haven't advanced to the right side of the road.
How are you? Are you okay? Do you need someone to talk to? My email is in my profile.

I used to have this neighbour. The first time I met him, I thought he was going to become a good friend. We talked for hours and I thought this cat was alright.

The next time we talked, it turned out that he was a fucking anti-vaccer. Not a word of a lie, he said "Do you notice there are more kids with problems, you know, retards now?" He even put air quotes around 'retards'. In his cute little worldview, that's all because of vaccines. Fuck! I lost another friend.

Or, there was this dude I worked with. I thought he was just about the coolest person I'd ever met. He was so smart, he had amazing taste in music, he had a great sense of humour and he even liked soccer. I thought I'd made a friend for life.

It turns out that he takes freedom of expression literally and doesn't believe in hate speech laws. In his mind, advocating for genocide against the poor or mentally ill is totally fine.

This might be the most real thing I will ever write, but people will disappoint you constantly. Some of the most amazing people will be nazis. Other people won't believe in the scientific method. And still others will do stupid fucking shit that will make your job suck.

Find people who you love and let them love you back. Be fiercely loyal to those people because there won't be many of them.

And, when you meet fuckstains who believe in stupid shit, you likely can't convince them. Or, you likely could though you don't want to. A vast part of their identity relies upon this stupid shit. If you pierce the veil, you'll have to put their shit back together. That's a fate worse than knowing anti-vaccers and nazis.
what about making menus like mcDonalds, where the video of the steam coming off the food and coffee you can take professional photographer quality photos with your phone, why not jsut make some demo-prototypes & sell it?

use my twilio scripts and make some modern bleeding edge demos/prototypes
here is all my work

www.techmech4hire.com >>> click ShellTR.org link, then click on little bird for my scripts.

i learned SQL from w3schools. i use their layouts. build your github with little projects that you can combine later and become a web-dev powerhouse. team up.

get an arduino & r/c servos, dc motors & $2 ESC and start making shit and selling it.

tiny homes could use DPDT switches & 12V batteries/motors to open close things...

go hiking often, collect 1 rock at a time, and build a gabion bench to sell.
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I'm not annoyed at all and added the smiley to try and soften my post. I got the Monty puzzle straight away (brought to my attention by Cecil Adams when I followed the SDMB) but I find it interesting to understand why so many intelligent folk get it wrong.

As for understanding; the stack exchange question on whether it's coincidence that the value of G is approximately pi squared is one of these things I bear in mind whenever I think I understand something. :
)

Edit: and if I'm not mistaken, you once spent far more time than I would have the patience for explaining how this worked to a rather offensive young person. I admired your patience there. It was more than I had and had better results.
No, but funny enough. I jokingly have though about writing a sign that says 'Will H4x f0r f00d'

I am a little too anxiety ridden by that idea, but not completely against it. Obviously worked out well for David. Thanks for the link. :)
This feature is an illusion though. Mallory still can save anything that appears online for a second and so can you.
Decentralize how votes are weighed too.

Reddit (tries to) weigh the votes of bots, sockpuppets, and other no-do-gooders to 0, and the rest of us to 1.

Similarly, perhaps you weigh the votes of your friends to 1, your friend's friends to max(1,their_friends/10), and your friend's friends friend's to max(0.1,their_friends/100). Except for bob, who's votes you weigh at 0, because he's always getting his account hacked or suckered into yet another bitcoin ponzi scheme.

There won't be any single point of truth as to the "real" points of a post in this kind of model, but that's probably OK. Actually, there already wasn't: The same link in two different subreddits might gain wildly different amounts of points, with the subreddit adding as a proxy for a group of people who's votes you've decided to weight at 1.

Tech aside, decentralization just puts the onus for more finely deciding the weights of people's votes on the end users instead of on admins. With the right tools you can manage and limit abuse.

A flaw inherent in this model is doing admin stuff is probably more work than the average user wants to do, so such a model will probably never take off.
$30 x 35, assuming a 50% discount for wholesale [0], is still $500. This may be worthwhile, but it's certainly not negligible.

Electrolytics do wear out. Lifetime hours versus temperature/ripple current is a key design parameter.

[0] And assuming stuff designed for the car stereo market actually meets its advertised specs. I just went to Youtube to verify that said devices weren't just a can with other components inside of them. A video with a freehanded jigsaw set to hip hop confirmed.
> If I use an ssh key to connect to computers owned by multiple organizations and I can't control how those servers are configured can I still use an SSH CA?

Not really. In general you need the same level of access for setting up the sshd host key, for setting up/enabling sshca: the server must trust the ca pub cert, and there's some configuration needed wrt principals (although AFAIK you can/should embed most of that in the certificate).
I had my struggles with written language througout my whole school carreer, (but not dylectic level struggles). Yet I went from engineering into academics with 20 years of software development in between, where I am researching and teaching now with the firm belief that I have a much more concise grasp on language and being able to express complex thoughts much better than any student.

Let children be children. Let them play freely. Don't push anything onto them. If they love learning reading, ok. If they don't, that's ok too and practically meaningless for their future prospect.
A flat tire started the deadly Carr Fire and days of devastation in California
Yea, I am browsing through those resources. I just do not want to apply to so many without being fully prepared. Most of the meetups happen during the time I have to be back at the shelter unfortunately.
Asciidoctor is in the supported markup list in the GitHub Markup README[1], which means you might need to enable compat-mode for strict AsciiDoc syntax support. The Asciidoctor repository's README.adoc renders just fine[2].

[1] https://github.com/github/markup
[2] https://github.com/asciidoctor/asciidoctor
Call me paranoid, but my home setup requires a string of 64 hex digits. This is troublesome as some implementations (like the factory setup screen for (old?) versions of Android) cap the input "password" at 63 characters.
At the risk of being the you-must-be-fun-at-parties guy - why would a planet "made of blueberries" be comprised of any air at all to begin with? :)

"Releasing the air that had separated each berry from its neighbors" - the question, at least the way it's phrased here, doesn't say anything about any air. Made of blueberries means made of blueberries, period.
Fair enough.

It was a deliberate choice though. I did not want (a) to give an impression that I was familiar with the original source and (b) felt a few readers would be piqued enough to read the Wikipedia page for more.
They may use some kind of Geo fence. I'm in the EU and every time I checked their list of cookies. They were all disabled by default.
You're moralizing what is usually not a moral or even clearly visible choice to the parties in question. By all means, though, please feel good about your more enlightened stance.
They didn't "steal $225k", they gamed the tablets and sent messages that would have normally cost them $225k in the magic beans that these awful leeches make them buy to communicate with their families.
Venture capital is based on distinct funds which are raised one at a time. Each pool of money is distinct from the others that a VC might control. They need to report on them individually and they need to pay out of them individually.

The key is that each fund has a fixed lifetime, often something like 7-10 years. At the end of the lifetime the final value of the fund is returned to the investors.

It's hard to return cash you don't have -- and worse to return a reduction in value to investors (since you'll find it harder to raise next time). So as a practical necessity, at some point, there needs to be a big liquidity event for one or more investments made out of the fund. That could be an IPO or a purchase by another company.

Because of the highly speculative nature of VC, almost all of the companies supported out of a fund will fail. These will essentially be ignored. Some few of them will be bought at a price that covers their cost. A very few will do well enough that they are genuine prospects for a big liquidity events.

Those companies will be under the most pressure to cash out.

Gitlab has taken several rounds of funding now, some very large. These do not appear to have been made on the basis of current assets or current earnings. It seems reasonable to conclude that VCs predict a large exit and wish to ensure that Gitlab will make it to what is, for them, the finish line.

Disclaimer: I have never worked in finance and my views are cobbled together from books and blogposts.
Yes, it really is. Anything you buy new will get you around and be (relatively) safe. If you're buying used, you have to know enough to check the right things or you have to hire a mechanic, but assuming that, for anything a decade old or less it will be the same. If you're talking about value, acceleration, fuel efficiency, etc. that's a matter of taste and your statement is equivalent to, "selecting a wine is not straightforward at all."
Not to get into WPA's many failures but purely in terms of auth: At this point WiFi and email auth alone I think is enough reason to learn at least very minimal free MDM for your devices and family devices. I think a fairly significant number of networks fall into the categories private personal (which mainly involve a limited number of specific users and devices), organization (which can handle better auth anyway), or public/guest (which should either be open/"open" or use a portal). In all those cases you can do away with ever needing to manually enter a password via supplying it via a profile, using RADIUS, or a portal, and in turn be free to just have any password itself match 2^256 bits. Even for edge cases I think better distribution strategies make more sense going forward then trying to figure out what an "easy" password can be (and how to rotate it) while still being secure. Just like password managers with websites, we're past the point where we should be using human memory or manual input in general at all.
I will look into it. Thank you for the offer and reaching out. It means a lot. :)
This would make sense based on this picture : https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/14/Tencent_... There are a lot of angled windows on one side that would be awkward looking without the facade.
> it does nothing for them internally since they use a mono-repo

Completely irrelevant; Google does not version-control their projects substantially with Git. They used Perforce for a long time and now I understand they use some internal, proprietary VCS.
Yes, and that’s the default for most people is to draw from their limited experiences. Most people don’t assume they are wrong until proven wrong, and even then some people power through.
>Bad food is not more convenient.

Don't speak for everyone. There are significant parts of the country where it is legitimately a hassle to put together a healthy meal. You're fighting situations like:

* Inner-city and poor-neighbourhood grocers are well known for having lesser quality goods and higher prices.

* That's assuming you can even get to one. The nearest full grocer might be several miles away, and the local transit system may not be optimized to get you to and from there. The only "food" store within reach may be basically a glorified kwik-e-mart that doesn't stock much, if any, fresh food.

* Small apartments with limited kitchen and storage facilities

If I wanted to make a healthy meal in that situation, I'm looking at having to spend quite a while getting to and from the store, paying more than someone in the suburbs would for the same items, buying something I can keep in my tiny fridge until I'm ready to cook it, selecting a recipe which can be made in the small hot-plate with my limited pots and pans...

or I can just throw it in, walk to the fast food two doors down and buy an unhealthy dollar-menu burger/burrito/etc.
Factcrime. Statcrime. Bad-mind.
Science felonies. Death penalties.
Spit facts from electric chair melodies.
I will look there, I have currently been looking on http://remoteok.io
I heard from him! First test passed ;).
Sure. But if I e.g. accidentally uploaded something sensitive to GitHub (that can’t simply be changed to a new secret), I’d certainly delete it in a hurry, rather than shrug and say ”oh well It’s on the someone has already copied it so I’ll leave it”.
This is not a bias, this was my experience. I hope conditions are better where you work. It's very sad to see people away from their families that much just to save face.
There is a game on Steam called ‘Prison Architect’. I don’t know much else about it but it appears to be a fitting name.
You just gave me an idea for a vim plugin... I guess it's already done? Recent changes could be highlighted with a background color. For example changes from the last 10 edits would have green background. That way if I pressed a key by accident and caused vim to change who knows what, I could spot it.
I won't talk to journalists anymore. It never goes well. Even when I'm talking to a supposedly "friendly" journalist, they will cherry pick my words or "summarize the source" to fit their narrative, even if the meaning is the opposite of what I said.

Journalists have a rule that they won't show their articles to sources before publication. I understand why that rule is necessary for adversarial sources, like when you're reporting a negative story on something a politician said. You don't want them to scoop you or try to change the narrative before your article gets out.

But when you contact me asking me to explain a technical topic in detail because you don't understand it, why in the world would you not want to show me the article before publication, so that I can make sure you properly captured the nuance? Instead, they quote sentence one of two, where number two has important nuance to it, or they summarize the two sentences inaccurately, and then attach my name to it, making me look uniformed. Then I have to hop on the comments and defend myself, making me look bad and the journalist.

In a world where sources can put comments on an article right next to an article, they really need to update their rules to differentiate between friendly and adversarial sources.
> the question, at least the way it's phrased here, doesn't say anything about any air

Nor does it mention water, but blueberries contain water. Likewise, the paper finds "the air content of the berries" to be "211 times the mass of Earth’s atmosphere" [1].

[1] https://arxiv.org/pdf/1807.10553.pdf page 3
"[..] They (kexts) run at the OS's highest privilege level; ring-0."
> It's even more interesting with exposure to neighboring languages. You observe more and more how they flow one into the other. Modern nationalities have introduced something of a step function feature to this, but not at all thoroughly.

This is called a dialect continuum [1] for those curious.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dialect_continuum
> what do you expect these people to do when they get out?

In the US: Continue to serve as villains and "others" whose suffering pleases a bloodthirsty segment of our population.
Yep, this is the most prominent theory for why older fathers, particularly, are correlated with autism.
This. Just please don't be so dogmatic, Fish, it's ok to also allow && together with AND and not break my scripts ...
Re: vfat on Linux, any UEFI system has a vfat EFI System partition, so it might be useful to check for this file system.

Re: The first sector, a.k.a. VBR (volume boot record or volume boot sector) might validly be non-zero as non-UEFI bootloaders can write to this location.
My boundary condition is fulfilling the categorical imperative of pure energy. For some people its the imperative of themselves or immediate families, or mammals or life itself. I still haven't figured out what the universe would like but I am at its service.

My best guess at the current moment is to extend the universe's life but the inevitable heat death if correct throws a wrench in that.

However if there is a way to create continuity from discreteness, and we can simulate our universe, we may be able to run a child universe to completion before our own universe dies. And if the same thing happens in that child, we will have had an infinite number of universes live and die in the finite life of our own universe. If that isn't a full life for a universe, I don't know what is...

This already may be happening if black holes birth and contain universes.
I think the parent's point is that markdown is simple, but markdeep is not.
It's really not that way though; the concept of "welfare queens" is entirely a myth. Even those who manage to game the system don't exactly lead enviable lives. The only way to truly "beat" the system while living off the proceeds is to commit outright fraud, like claiming benefits for multiple/dead people.

Basically, the benefits are so poor and inconsistent that you can't realistically aspire to live off of them.

I never qualified for welfare but had to claim 4 dependents and lie about my income (120% of which went to rent or late payment thereof) just to collect $600 a month in food stamps (which included 2 infants requiring non-dairy formula not covered by WIC), and they did their damndest to find a reason to kick me off the payroll every 3 months by constantly post-dating requests for documentation or conveniently losing documents I did send in on time. It worked quite a few times and we got nothing in those months. But the idea is that the benefits are enough to keep you/dependents from starving to death. You can't just collect benefits and not expect to supplement it with your own labor.
We just serve straight from the source tree so it's not out of date :)
Shameless plug: http://write.pub supports most of the features of MarkDeep, and allows WYSIWYG writing.

It also shows with built in version control, you don't have to know git to use it
Depending on the plane, you might not be able to. Cirruses for example are composite planes whose structure AND wings from from a single piece of composite, therefore you can't remove the wings like you'd do on a Cessna, so you can't ship them on cargo ships (wouldn't fit on containers).
Light propagation as oscillation swaps
XML was always intended more for machine than for human consumption. It's easier for machines to consume extremely regular syntax, so that's what XML has.
In fairness, blocking the external half of the code while not blocking the inline part of the code is on you. You could just as easily block/disable the <style> tag that adds this in addition to the AMP JS.
I cycle every day in the city and so in certain areas it's common to cross paths with pigeons or other birds. I've noticed that regardless of whether the bird was walking or already in flight, if their path is perpendicular to mine they almost invariably adjust to cross in front of me only a few inches off the ground. Sometimes this increases the risk of collision, as veering left, right, or simply going up would take them out of my path completely. Thinking about it on a recent ride I wondered if part of the reason they get so close to the ground is to feel faster– either psychologically, or in an attempt to gauge their own speed relative to an incoming object.

(I've never ridden a recumbent tricycle but can imagine the effect of being closer to the ground. Crouching on a skateboard or leaning in on a bicycle or motorcycle all change my perception even before an actual change in speed.)
Last I checked (DSM), BPD is borderline personality disorder. Bipolar is manic depression. These are two different diagnosis.

Borderline is characterized by the chaotic trends of emotional disregulation. Manic depression goes in predictable cycles.
YES! Please, Apple, listen. I hate that Safari scrolling on iOS is blocked during the animation of link opening in background tab. Let the icon fly, just let me use the browser meanwhile!
This is my interpretation of propagation of light, proposing the causality extending from present into the past, from the destination to source. I think the light is caused by absorption of it, instead of emission of it, similar to how electricity flow is caused by the consumption of it, instead of by the flick of a switch.

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Is there any particular reason for this? Even plain case sensitive alphanumeric matches 2^256 bits at around 43 characters. That's should be pretty compatible with even older devices I'd think? Could combine it with some usage of VLANs to segregate different classes of device too, might be extra helpful you have some really legacy stuff you can't do without but that could drag down your network overall.