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For a slightly different approach to this topic, I recommend reading two books by Michael Freeman: The Photographer's Eye [1] and The Photographer's Mind [2]

Instead of prescribing a particular process of composition, the books focus on clearly outlining the variables you control while taking a photograph. Once you've internalised the boundaries of the space you're working in, it's up to you to decide how to navigate through it.

Put another way, there may be definite rules for what makes something look pleasing, but a good photograph is not necessarily the most visually pleasing image. A great photographer has developed the intuition to know how to mix pleasing and disturbing elements to create a profound effect.

[1] https://bit.ly/2My3WW1

[2] https://bit.ly/2vOxveK
You know why Antifa folks wear masks? Because when you dox a Nazi, they loose their jobs. When Nazis find out who you are, they kill you.
But for any particular cake, in some given dining room, we need to be able to decide whether we want to put it in our mouths or not.
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Any tips on how you configured it?

I'm about to take another stab at Spanish and vocabulary is one of my perennial weak points. I've played with Anki before, but it didn't seem as useful as I have been told.

Is it possible to get DroidAnki to have notices telling me that it's time to study something?
Heh Galileo, similarly came to my mind.
The "age of criminal responsibility" is extremely misleading. There is no uniform "age of criminal responsibility" in the US, each state is different and each law is different, and the site you posted fully acknowledges that[1]. Prosecutors also have a very heavy amount of leeway in this realm.

[1] DEFINITION: The age at which a person is no longer excluded from criminal liability. The lowest age is indicated for countries where there isn’t a single age limit, for example where different states have different regulations (such as the USA) or there is different limits for boy and girls (such as in Iran). The spectrum is specifically wide for the USA and Mexico (both 6-12 years). Several US states do not stipulate any minimal age for criminal responsibility at all.
Honestly it makes sense to not consider these streamers as people, but as businesses.

You shouldn't do inhumane things to them, and harassment of any kind is off the table for decent people acting decently, but you don't know this person and you never will. They don't care about you. They're a creator and you're a consumer.

The waitress is not flirting with you and the stripper doesn't love you. They're both at work.
One more example.

Bath County Pumped Storage Station in the US. Huge place.

https://www.dominionenergy.com/about-us/making-energy/renewa...
The Verge said in their video: FOV of 50, so very small, where an oculus has 80 and HTC Vive (I believe) has 100 FOV.
For public university tuition it is. $30k for a semester's tuition is very expensive for the sticker price for a private university (most students aren't paying the sticker price).
Ammonia being a gas, it's better compared to natural gas than liquid hydrocarbons.

You don't want common people handling it directly, you want safeguards every few inches on ducts that transport them and you will still have deaths caused by them every so often.
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This should not surprise anyone. From day one, Discord bragged about saving all messages, forever. There have been many discussions on HN about the technology used. [1] I will link one of them.

[1] - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13439725
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It can definitely work in certain cases, especially when there's a single very clear focus or purpose for the forum, or some sort of accountability for your opinions.
> They have a handful of dangerous competitors, all of which are not reliant on the music business.

That can be a double edged sword. They can also kill products that are losing money. Apple does not give away much for free. If this is a loss leader I don't see them keeping the service.
I miss using lyx and latex so much. I used it for my dissertation, and used mercurial for version tracking (this was 2008-2009, when mercurial and git were still neck and neck). When I updated an analysis and got new results, it triggered a rebuild of the thesis with new plots and descriptions. I had more than a year of history showing how the results progressed. Word docs can't approach this.
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I will never understand why some people will watch a streamer with a bit of cleavage showing and be offended that she is in a relationship.

Just because one sees boobs does not mean they belong to you!!!
Here's the wonderful part, "being a human being" is something we all study and strive to be good at!
The problems between oracle and google are related to copyright and APIs. Androids OSS java bits are licensed differently(Apache license if I recall correctly) and technically a partially API compatible implementation of Java about 10 years ago with lots of Google specific additions and some code inherited from IBMs harmony project.

In any case, compiler technology has moved forward a lot and as Apple has been showing with IOS and Swift, you can do some pretty decent app ecosystem around native code without having to expose your developers to doing C/C++.
Isn't that sexist? Using your looks to attract visitors and earn more money? Where are the angry feminists now?
One can use Google Trends to analyze Snapchat, Facebook, Instagram, Whatsapp.
it's so comically bad that I think it was written by the leaker (i5aaaald/i5xx) himself, as a way to get extra publicity via the streisand effect. there's no way that snapchat doesn't have lawyers to write a proper request.
It makes it easier to relink against a different standard library like musl. Or for cross compilation. The fewer files to deal with the fewer places I have to look for issues in porting.
Yes. With natural gas we have to add it, in ammonia it's there for free.
> I can't imagine the disappointment of having a kid addicted to watching someone else play games or live their life, nor can I imagine something as unfulfilling.

I know how you feel. I'm going to be crushed if my kid likes watching baseball games on TV.
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Spotify would be taking a serious risk should they attempt to become a record label, that is, they may find themselves locked out of competing catalogs.

I think you're spot on in your analysis. It's clear that the record labels intend to destroy Spotify, now that they've profited nicely from the arrangement. My thinking is, the record labels are colluding to decimate Spotify's profitability by strong-arming them into onerous licensing terms, then once the share price drops sufficiently, the labels will join together to take over Spotify entirely.

I don't think Spotify can take the Netflix approach and win. Their only avenue for victory may be the legal system.
> For women on real life, appearing single has become a minefield

FTFY, women have had it hard forever when trying to be normal people with normal lives, but some men don't seem to get that they aren't just a sex object to exploit. Whether it's on Twitch, Twitter, Facebook, or on the street, women get hassled day in, day out.

The only way to truly fix it is to get male society, as a whole, to respect women more, which will take a ton of work since I am sure half the comments below mine here will be about how I'm wrong and men are all paragons of moral virtue, explaining how women can be bad people too, or some other logical misdirection/fallacy.
It does seem particularly depressing.
> Historically, part of college was to help an individual grow personally and intellectually, to learn not just what to think, but how to think clearly, in order to better engage with civil society as an active participant.

Do you mean elementary school? Historically, that is the level of schooling that was provided to all citizens to learn how to think and allow them to become active participants in a civil society. Although it is debatable of how successful it has been at that in modern times.

Historically, college was reserved as a finishing school for the wealthy to learn the social graces of upper-class society. It was only after people started noticing a correlation between wealth and completion of a college degree that the lower members of society started pushing for affordable access, believing that they would also be able to join the upper-class with that experience.
> Achieving the technical challenge of seamless natural and artificial photon sources will pay dividends for many decades to come.

They haven't done that.
> What you've described as 'not "tracking" ' is tracking. It's not third-party tracking but you're still deliberately adding a cookie for the purpose of tracking users across your site.

I'd argue you're being unfair with terminology here. People generally talk about tracking when referring to cookies and scripts that monitor what other sites users visit. Monitoring sessions on your own site is ethically distinct enough to warrant its own term: web analytics.

You may think these are bad terms that don't reflect the true nature of the issue, and I'd be inclined to agree with you, but it is not an excuse to willingly conflate the two without qualifying it.
Their initial press was undoubtedly fraudulent
Ok, any idea why?
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That's not sexist at all. She can look however she wants. Every man who clicks on her account has the power to not give her his money. It's not like all men are helpless slugs who immediately exude dollars when they see a mound of breasts (though a shocking number behave this way).
> I feel compelled to point out straight away that this is explicitly opt-in.

Now.

> The sky is not falling just because they're offering something like this locked behind two separate opt-in steps.

They did the same scam with Pocket. Now, tell me how to disable that again?
Anything marked secret/top secret doesn't technically stop being confidential just because they've been leaked. IIRC the guardian didn't actually publish many if any of the documents; just their own summaries and reporting.
That would be an example of crime, not accident.
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Application testing. 3D scenes rendered on top, a few holograms, remote debugging enabled.
Both gfx-rs and MoltenVK are in that technical subgroup within Khronos.
Makes sense, a very rational response really.
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Perhaps this is a stupid question but why should e.g. treat these things _so_ fundamentally different than things we already have rules and regulations for?

Going back in time, what about newspapers and letters to the editor? Those had a clear range of what was allowed and acceptable.

Is there really anything stopping us from using these rules except for being afraid to not post bullshit everywhere unsanctioned any longer?
> Linking is one of the easiest and most broadly supported features of C environments on every platform.

No, it's absolutely not easier. And the more you deviate from amd64 linux and gcc, the harder it gets.
I agree. I think the US system is terrible. We should not stop providing public education merely because someone achieves the age of 18 or 12th grade. But I don't see how it can be fixed politically.
I'm referring to things like people claiming it was like Theranos where there was no real technology at all.
I've been thinking that we need a new generation of word processors aimed for authoring blog posts (and wiki pages etc). Sure you and I might be happy editing markdown with vi (although honestly I'm not happu with that), but that is not really solution for wider usage.

Most features of word processors are equally applicable for web-style content, but somehow we ended up having completely separate ecosystem there.

One major issue hampering creation of such tool is the relative lack of standardization on the web. Every content platform has its own format and api etc, so making common tooling is difficult.

See also Windows Live Writer
I mean, you're already going to have to recompile stuff for either of those cases. Once you're compiling things, compiling several files isn't much harder.
Because, as we all know, no man has ever gained any fame by using his looks.
> Now, tell me how to disable that again?

You can disable it in about:config.
>Apple Music is said to soon overtake Spotify in the US

Do you by any chance have a source for that claim?
gfx-rs Metal backend can be powerful and faster
That's fair. I'll get in touch with stinner on the next pycon, I think he is the guy for that.
Basically, Twitch streamers should accept that they are effectively minor celebrities and all of the baggage associated with that. It's a hassle but they aren't the first ones to experience it.

This is the dark flipside to "sex sells". A bunch of those viewers weren't tuned in because they care about your recipes, they tuned in because your profile picture shows cleavage.
This undermines the entire purpose of paying for Spotify.
I agree with the increasing taxes on the wealth, but as a long time resident of California I've become skeptical of the government's skill and ability to provide a safety net.

In some governments somewhere in the world, these programs are effective. But there's no guarantee they will be well run and well administered.

If a government justifies taxing more heavily to fulfill those functions, it's critically important that the government actually deliver the services effectively. The government's efforts must actually succeed. Otherwise, a lot of voters become skeptical and stop believing the promises.
I've worked pretty damn far away from amd64 linux and gcc, and I can assure you that it's really not that hard.
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That's sticker price at the most expensive private universities in the US. Even most of the students attending those universities aren't actually paying that.
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Well, duplicates are probably more likely to get created when the original question is not easy to find using some particular combination of keywords. So in that sense the duplicate is doing it's job.
Some of those are the meter maids. The traffic enforcement cars don't look very different from the patrol units at a quick glance.
>they just don't seem to work, at all, in the US.

A huge issue in this realm is halfway houses largely operate without much oversight and often fail to actually provide structure and support for inmates and end up being just a place to dump them. I recall one researcher who visited many saying "we are paying for them to watch Jerry Springer."

Halfway houses cost less and have similar recidivism rates.
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The headline is weird. I mean, that was an interesting read why not just title it "A brief history of hormones" or something? You can use this headline (maybe adapt the timeframe slightly) tfor like 1000 different things that went big recently. Public transport, digital screens, internet, climate change, breast cancer prevention...
The issue is that in real life you can talk one on one. With the internet you have go-betweens, moderators and all that which limit what you can say to each other more than the two parties themselves limit.

Of course the limited reach of the spoken word and inertia of the speaker put limits on how much shitposting you can do in meatspace, but sometimes it's still preferable to have as little moderation as possible and instead enable each user to filter outer the noise on their own.
Can I ask you to be more specific on the underhyped part?
In the absence of forced company policy, my experience of word processors have generally been one of rather poor compatibility. I assume company policies are what helps people interact through word processors?

I personally like Org to compose the copy of a document. It's a plain text format that makes sense to a lot of people, the reference implementation has most of the powerful features I'd miss from word processors, and it's reasonably easy to script missing advanced features.
It sounds like you would prefer Pocket Recommendations then, as that is exactly how it works.
This way there are no barriers to entry, such as a long list of objects to link. You just include one object and you're golden. If you don't mind linking longer lists of objects, great, you can have a list of length 1 instead.

What harm is it to you that it's a single source file and a single object?
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I too believe it’s underhyped. Especially for men.

andropause ie “Male menopause” is rarely discussed but it’s affects on behavior/mood/energy/overall health are profound.
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I'd rather enable users to moderate their own content by giving them better tools to do so. Reddit simply isn't built for this though, because they've already committed to the subreddit model. Ultimately though, I believe reddit's successor will find success going this route.

So it's less about giving more power to minorities (which are still just groups) and more about giving power to individuals to manage their own content. I'm actually shocked more social network don't give their users even more control over their content curation.
The smallest ec2 instance is $4/m on-demand (or $8/m for a usable amount of memory)
Of all the nutty, anxiety-inducing and self-destructive things administration is doing right now, this trade war with China leaves me least concerned. In fact I'm curious to see where it leads. Change my mind?
The restrictions put on governmental power are proportional to the power we give the government. Your employer can't imprison you, collect taxes from you, send you off to war; pretending "social media add tech company" is in any way comparable doesn't add much to the conversation. You first have to give google the right to send you to jail, before you can demand due process from them (that's a dystopia I think no one wants, not even the tech CEOs).

If you don't like the policies for Google, Facebook, others, make your own. Maybe like minded individuals will follow (most likely they won't). Once you no longer have this right then we can talk about censorship.
> I think it just trains beginners on how to do things wrong.

What gives you the impression that this is the "wrong" way to do this? How many beginners are going to be looking to μUBSan for guidance on how to structure their generic library? And it's not like linking isn't involved, you still end up linking the one object that is created from that source file (unless you #include it, which would also probably work).
gfx-rs does expose Vulkan frontent: https://github.com/gfx-rs/portability

I'd love to get started on GNM but licensing is tricky, given that gfx-rs is a community project.
> while everyone else were paying >20% and >20%

Uhm, no. This is a deliberate tax loophole that the government is fine with small companies using, but only feign being upset when large companies do it too.

They could just close it, but they don't want to.

Creating local optimizations for marketplaces is what the EU is for*.
>traffic fatalities across all modes decreased

The first couple lines of linked WSJ article says differently, though I don't have a WSJ account so I can't say if this is an actual rise or just the result of a higher driving population
Can you elaborate on the problems with the gun control initative and what you'd change to fix it?
I don't know if that's it at all. I think the more likely explanation is that all of these companies are competing for a single, finite resource: human attention.

Maybe the opportunities for developing new ways to exploit human attention are simply drying up. Between streaming video, games, social media, podcasts, and just plain old traditional media (TV, radio, newspapers) how much more room is there to grow?

If I'm right this could be the signal of the current tech bubble finally bursting.
Publicly paying for education is one of the most fundamental kinds of investment in society
This was an interesting read: https://piie.com/blogs/trade-investment-policy-watch/we-know....
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I'm unclear on how it's sexist. Presumably we run in different circles because some of the most "feminist" people I've ever met do burlesque, which is literally using their looks to earn money. My impression is that part of female empowerment is they have the choice to do whatever they want.
Now that's soylent.
extensions.pocket.enabled => FALSE

is what you're talking about, right?

Why the hell is a bloody plugin compiled in with a browser?! I should be able to click "delete" on the plugin screen and purge this trashheap from my system. I shouldn't have to use "hope and prayer" that a plugin isn't used.

Instead, I have to go traipsing in about:config. It's not even in preferences, or plugins, or wherever.
For people who want a marketplace of ideas people sure do get mad when the market doesn't buy what they are selling.
China's economy needs Western imports far, far more than the West needs Chinese imports, they're likely to break first. The short-term impact could be quite painful on both sides, but things will turn out fine for the US if they stay the course. And someone needs to, China has played protectionist games unchecked for far too long.
If negative externalities such as carbon were properly priced, the dynamics could possibly change (guessing, I'm not quite sure what a fair price on carbon would be, and what the difference in price between nuclear and natural gas is)
can you make a screenshot sample of one note generating two cards? I know how this is setup on anki, but I'm curious to see the actual math content you write there. at least for the common 2part backwards and forward proof, not the really obscure case ones.

Are you essentially solving the same question in two different ways? (forward proof, and backward proof)

Or are they two unique questions each asking different things? (in the same related family of topics)

I'm working on improving my ability to write math proofs atm so I would find this helpful
So you are suggesting that a country that birthed one of the worst fascist regimes, and that implemented strong hate speech laws after such, is behind the USA?
>What harm is it to you that it's a single source file and a single object?

I don't consider open source projects a black box, I evaluate every project under the lens of someone who expects to someday have to work with the code myself and send patches upstream.
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