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>it's meant to be used exclusively by the targeted group

Impressive use of the passive voice to pretend that there is some central authority deciding how words are meant to be used. People don't agree on how words are meant to be used and there is no reason to give preference to one over the other. Either ban it or not, don't have a skin color test to determine if someone should be fires or patted on the back after they drop a racial slur on the phone.

That Wikipedia article even mentions that people in the in group are often offended by the use of the word.
imgur and reddit have become evil, so I wouldn't say it's surprising that their websites/apps stop working when you begin to block tracking and analytics. Both of these companies seem to go out of their way to break functionality for users that try to protect their privacy. I recommend you blame imgur rather than NetGuard.
I think the genocide he committed deflates it plenty.
No, theen who don't consider it get laid while the men who do consider don't get anywhere.

You'll notice these themes are always repetively "sex bad!" with no "sex good" elements ever.
For context, a loaded truck does more than 10,000x the amount of damage as a normal car. The damage is the 4th power of the axel.

If tolls and road usage taxes were fair and proportionate, you should be paying a $0.01 toll while trucks should be paying $100.

Source: AASHO Road Test
Is it possible to monitor specific parts of a page (eg via xpath)?

I have a nightly cron job running that dumps data to the database. On the homepage of the website it says how many new entries were created overnight. If that amount is zero, there's a 99% chance the cron job failed. It would be nice to be notified if the homepage says 0 entries were created overnight.
I tried this last night and even though it sort of worked, I found myself waking up a couple of times starting from around 5am and not getting back to sleep as deeply because in the back of my mind I was worrying that I'd oversleep and be late. In my sleepiness I forgot that I still set a "just in case" alarm, just for 8am. As a result I'm more tired this morning since I didn't get as good as sleep. I might try it for a few more nights, maybe the restlessness will go away.
Good. Actors are overpaid and America has an unhealthy obsession with fame. Am I supposed to feel sympathy for someone complaining they don't get paid six figures? It's an unskilled job that requires no education.
We can elect our officials; we do not choose who to make rich, or what they do with their money, unfortunately.
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Hey there, this is Mek from Gitlab.

In addition to using the bot to clean up stale issues, we are also using it for label hygiene and triage package automation.

- Label hygiene. Detect missed deliverable and track the version of regressions. See https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues/49201 and https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues/48518

- Triage package, we work remotely hence there is no bug grooming meeting, we do all of this in issues. A triage package is generated for each team by the bot every week. See https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues/52781

You can set this up rather easily via the gitlab-triage project. The project is public https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-triage

You can see how the bot is being used in https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/quality/triage-ops
I’m not assuming they are good at it but my understanding of traditional Christian doctrine is that it should never be done in anger. I’m not sure about the Muslim teaching on it but thought Jewish, Muslim and Christian teaching on this was similar.
Undefined behaviour has nothing to do with CPU architecture...
Only from China? If it were from any country for any kind of shipment, it would mean I wouldn't be able to sell my old Macbook Pro to an American and ship it to them. Nor would I be able to ship it to the US if I ever decide to move there. I hope I can still take it with me as carry-on, but at this point I wouldn't dare to rely on it.
Qt is much more than that. The sibling comment by gmueckl explains it properly. I also don't understand the immediate mode recommendation. QWidgets are immediate mode with QPainter. QML is retained mode with a scene graph and OpenGL.
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Do you have any tips for handling hunger cravings when starting out? I've heard that drinking tea when hungry might help curb those, but as someone who's been doing this for a long time maybe you have some other tips to share?
Road damage is part of the equation (repair costs), the other part is congestion (capital costs for additional capacity).
I'm actually quite content with the system we have here in The Netherlands. Road tax varies by:

- weight of the car (lighter cars pay a lot less than heavier vehicles)

- type of fuel (CNG is taxed more than than regular gas, diesel even more so. The prices of CNG and diesel are lower though, so if you drive a lot than CNG or diesel are cheaper to run overall)

- Hybrids/EVs don't pay road tax (for now...)

There's also a variable tax on new vehicles which is based on the environmental footprint of the vehicle.

All this is pretty fair: if you're driving more you pay more tax, if you have an old, heavy or polluting vehicle you also pay more tax. Fair enough (there are even exepmtions for classic cars).Californians are spoiled though... in The Netherlands, regular gas is $7.20 per gallon.
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Canada is NOT a democracy, is a "protectorate" of UK crown, so do not be surprised. Canadians are NOT citizen, they are, formally, subjects of her majesty the queen.

In continental Europe such an action is simply illegal: only officers can enter a home, only with justice permission or for danger-life situation. Also any IT device can't be sized looking for digital proof, they must be imaged locally with image given to the defendant with relative hashes and a proper chain of custody. Of course sometime police forgot doing that and in MANY cases any proof became simply invalid in court.

Dear "citizens" freedom does not came from "ether" and stay forever, must be conquered and kept. Business as usual and classic Chomsky frog principle are the best weapon few people have to shift between representative government to corporatocracy.
It's not the Hummer that is causing the damage to the roads. It is the big trucks.

See for instance: https://streets.mn/2016/07/07/chart-of-the-day-vehicle-weigh...
If you give some people promotions and not others, you're ranking people.

In an ideal world 'promotions' should be a) a completely separate discussion from pay rises (as in a promotion is not automatically connected with getting a pay rise and ideally you should have to prove yourself in your new position before you even get to discuss pay) and b) not based on how good you are at your current job, but how good someone thinks you might be at the job you're promoted into.

I've seen several cases where the best engineers get promoted into positions of greater responsibility simply because they're the best engineers and completely floundering in the new role because it's largely unrelated to what they're actually good at. On the same note I've also seen fairly mediocre engineers get promoted and excelling in their new role since the new role fit them a lot better.

If you're great software engineer you should be able to spend 20 years at a company as software engineer with the job title software engineer and still get regular pay rises and end up earning the same or more as the senior managers.
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Rubin wasn't fired, he resigned. Google seem to have paid out his severance package. It's possible they could have fired him, citing sexual misconduct; then they would most likely have to content with a lawsuit by him for wrongful firing, and all the details would have to leak out. There are a myriad of reasons why Google would not want this:

1) They did not have enough evidence to fight in court - the article claims Google thought the accusations were "credible", but not necessarily proven. This could easily be a disaster for Google which can easily go away with some money and a resignation.

2) Even if they had enough evidence, the damage to their public image from this would be substantial, which could be costlier than the "payout".

3) The majority of controlling shareholders(Brin, Page, Schmidt) want to remain on good terms with Rubin and are willing to sacrifice the money to do so, thus fulfilling the responsibility to the shareholders angle.

How would you ban this type of behavior?
Just replacing one regressive tax with another even more regressive tax.
> Can share (without giving away names) what strategies you used to suss this out?

> I had the extraordinary opportunity to talk to the manager for the role, their manager, and two people who had previously been in the role (Netflix wasn't aware that I knew those people).

He knew people that worked there already.
Someone should compile a list of those kind of management anti-patterns.
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“... don’t pay road tax” doesn’t sound very fair to me.
So whats the incentive for them to do so?

So that one day they might get invited to the cool kids secret club?

Not breaking embargoes doesn't seem to have done that for them yet.

Instead we get people like you FUDing about how they are unable to keep secrets and are justifiably being blocked from information.

I'd rather they look out for me, a user, than get the worst of both worlds, just because one day it might pay off.

these kind of memes last literally forever, in 10 years they will still be talking about how OpenBSD "broke" the KRACK embargo, and we shouldn't tell them anything.
My next project thank you :)
The work could have been literally anything so long as it was generated by a computer. The art here is convincing people the algorithm = AI.
Suburban sprawl is exactly as required by law, from the mutually exclusive land uses right down to the paint on the strip-mall parking lots. Market forces would love to build walkable mixed-use districts. A proud tradition of highly effective grassroots activism makes sure that they don't. You may find this talk [0], or the speaker's book Suburban Nation, enlightening. It's not at all the case that market forces need to be adjusted here. It's public policy which is broken.

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NMvwHDFVpCE
If you manage to find a Japanese grocer, it's a staple item. In a pinch, order through Amazon:

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You are comparing potatoes with tomatoes.

Swift is developed by Apple for Apple ecosystem. Thus, the native calls are of course efficient.

Qt is a framework that works as bridge between the native calls and your application, the same applies for .NET.

If you develop on windows with WPF/MFC/Win32 calls, it will be obviously faster than Qt, because you're saving on that bridge calls.

Why don't you use Qt on Mac then?
The main advantage of using such a framework is that you have only one codebase/language that runs everywhere.
Probably because users will just follow instructions they found on some sketchy website without actually reading the text in the confirmation box.
“AI” meaning what exactly? The real work of art here is convincing the buyer this algorithm is meaningful.
Let's give credit to the entire engineering team.
> Canada is NOT a democracy, is a "protectorate" of UK crown, so do not be surprised.

It is not a protectorate of the UK crown, it is a separate constitutional monarchy that happens to have the same sovereign as the UK; like most similarly-situated ex-British states (and Britain itself), the substantive form of government is a representative democracy.
This is really interesting. I'm tempted to attach red LEDs to a battery and put it in the fridge. But it would be quite tricky to measure whether it works. (Almost impossible to do accurately, without different fridges.)
Good ideas are rarely unique, as they usually solve a common problem. I recently built something similar:

https://github.com/FiloSottile/mkcert

It's in pure Go instead of using OpenSSL, and it works with Windows, macOS and Firefox, too.
AI didn’t decode the cryptic Voynich manuscript
Tamil is dravidian, not indoeuropean.
My previous employer, Booking Holdings, then the Priceline Group and one of the largest e-commerce companies, treated these kinds of issues with a lot of respect. So much so that allegations were investigated by OUTSIDE counsel, who then also made the call on how far to go in the investigation. This led to the dismissal of the group CEO (relationship with indirect report) and number of other execs over the years.

There was also always a way to (anonymously if need be) report such things to a third party (not just hr). Managers and execs generally considered it a feature, not a threat. Every so often, somebody would try to use the mechanism for a vendetta, but best I can tell (and I've been involved in a few of these investigations), those were effectively recognized as such and treated with respect for accuser and subject of the complaint.

In other words, this is solvable problem.
But even in Malayalam, curry/kari could also be used as an umbrella term for any accompaniments with rice, dry and wet. 'Chorum kariyum' - in this context curry is accepted as all the stuff that you eat with a regular rice meal (including the dry 'thoran'), atleast in where I'm from.
Yet OpenGL doesn't make them support Linux any better.

So support or not for Metal is not the real reason why they don't want to focus on the Mac.

As for games, Nascar Heat 3, for example.
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> No sane investor is going to put money into R&D that will end up failing 9/10 times.

Do you know what website you are on? It’s closer to 9.5, I think.
I think they had cafes and restaurants etc. in the 70's...

Also Netflix is really, really cheap and my computer cost me approx 800 USD and has lasted 5 years.

Housing (and in the USA, healthcare and college I suppose) are by far the most expensive things for most people and have soared in price.

All the other things are negligible in comparison - it's like the people going on about avocado toast.
it's not like pairing happens in a random chance chaotic void, people like what they like and are what they are, it's quite as likely that a Bill & Mrs Gates foundation would have happened anyway.
> made kids unsafe,

That's what anti-wolf people say here in Norway even though there isn't a single report of a wolf attack on a human in Europe in centuries and that there are only 30 wolves in the whole of Norway.

So do you have any objective evidence?
90% of this thread is people arguing about Burning Man. n-gate practically writes itself.
But has it changed in recent years? Anecdotally, I was born in 1983 and when I was growing up in the 90s single-parents & working-mothers were already common.
If we spoke to someone 1000 years ago and told them in the future we've eradicated bears and wolves, they'd think the boar problem would pale in insignificance to the triumph of removing bears and wolves.

I'm not saying extinction is a good thing, but contextually it sounds weird to talk about us suffering from large issues from eradicating those predators.
Diesel cars are taxed more. Yet diesel itself is subsidized. So there is a huge transfer of money where the payers and recipients are the same, only allowing plenty of money get lost in the friction (it's not the common folks who profit).

Driving old vehicles is taxed more. So people who can only afford old vehicles are paying subsidies to those who can buy a new Tesla. This is possibly the single most asocial rule in the world, and I'm honestly shocked that we have this in Europe that's otherwise reasonably socially aware.
tedu is one of the more prolific OpenBSD contributors and has had a front-row seat to the goings-on for a long time. If his experience is that "facts don't matter", literally how can he provide you any kind of contribution that would satisfy you that also doesn't contradict himself?

It's an important opinion, without any unnecessary words added.
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Ah now I am dropped back 20 years in my past when I first had a curry udon, delicious and piping hot with gigantic pieces of melting tofu and soft boiled potato. I went back often to this cosy locale buried in the chinatown of a busy southern-hemisphere city. One day, it had disappeared and I still feel its loss. Though I try to reproduce this at home, and I try japanese curry whenever I come across one, I'll never again know those first flavours that brought me such happiness. It must have been a homemade curry because every store brand I've tried doesn't match my expectations. I'll keep trying..
The original code was accused of triggering UB. By definition you cannot defend it by saying what it does since that has been claimed to be undefined.

Focus on proving it's well-defined, or rewrite it until it is.
There is also this: https://nanolambda.myshopify.com/
Not sure how accurate the calibration is but a nice little device.
The concept of intellectual property was invented to further certain economic goals. It provides a social good. There is no doubt about that but it has a drastically shorter history than the concept of physical property (which predates written records to my knowledge)

The legal system has evolved many safeguards over the years related to improper search, self-incrimination and due process.

I find it curious how easily the latter is sacrificed in favour of the former without anyone suggesting we need to continually reevaluate the degree that the former provides us benefit.

I think this is partly a language problem. Intellectual "Property" has now become merely Intellectual Property without the quotes. This sleight of hand has led many to forget it's origin's and contingent nature and to treat it as some kind of natural right rather than a concession from the state to further commerce and creativity.
I happily pay for Office 365 in my startup which is open source based (PostgreSQL, HTML, CSS, JS, Polymer) just for Outlook and Excel. There are cheap subscription options I think available for consumers.
Outlook is for me, far superior to GMail (I’m no MS fanboy, I hate Word and Sharepoint).
GMail was fine for a free product, but the thing i hated about it most was that you could not easily sort mail by clicking on column headers such as date/ from / to etc.
I could not believe that such a basic critical capability was absent - have they added it now?
The article's exact words are:

> Google found her claim credible, they said. The company did not fire Mr. Singhal, but accepted his resignation and negotiated an exit package that paid him millions and prevented him from working for a competitor, said the people.

Given the specific wording("found her claim credible"), it seems quite possible they did not have enough evidence to bring to court in case of a wrongful firing suit.
I've never seen a lift controlled by a touchscreen. Is there any way for blind people to use it?
The irony is that rich people are more likely to live closer to work because they can afford it and at the same time are a force limiting new development.
Not wolves per se and not Europe, but when I lived on a remote military base in California, coyotes were known to kill pets and we were told there had been three attacks on children in the previous 5 years, so don't let kids go outside alone after dark. This was probably in a safety briefing given to my ex who was in the army.

They didn't attack adults who were walking alone at night, but they would attack smaller creatures, such as pets and kids.
All the women and men in my life manage to quarantine their phone use to their personal time.

I have a tough time imagining you spending time with a friend where they just ignore you to spend time on IG. If they do, that’s likely a reflection of you.
Keep in mind those characters largely exist to allow people to write in their native languages, so you need to make sure your filter doesn't stop them from expressing themselves.
I think you have a slight misunderstanding of how Google promo committees work. Assuming you work there, please try and find a senior engineer or a manager you trust and get them to walk you through how it works.
I'm assuming that Facetime is no longer peer-to-peer with the introduction of group calling. Also, nobody really knows how the encryption works for the group calling, it's a new feature that will be released with iOS 12.1

Related problems, with iMessage:
https://blog.cryptographyengineering.com/2013/06/26/can-appl...
So according to the article you don't have to let them in to search your residence (although you may be held in contempt) but these fine individuals turned up with a locksmith?

IANAL but sounds like a case of bad faith if I've ever heard it. Should've forced them to use the locksmith and then had the cops charge them with burglary.
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> Although spanking is traditionally supposed to teach a lesson to correct bad behavior, children who were spanked were neither more compliant nor better behaved.

This accords with my experience of primary school in the UK in the early 1960s. It was nearly always a specific small subset of the pupils who were punished and they continued to misbehave while those who were generally well behaved anyway but once did something stupid became more careful.
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Does California being an "at-will" state mean all contracts must be at-will, or that simply some contracts can be at-will? The latter would imply that Sundar cannot just "clean house" without justification.
I am commonly told I am a good cook when I make stuff and I just say I follow the instructions. I guess when you spend a lot of time writing instructions you come to appreciate when people write them for you.
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This.

I don't have much sympathy for the sellers profiting off open source code without apparently any intention of contributing back even a little, but it's clear that the 400k valuation is not a direct outcome of the code quality - after all you can make litteraly millions of painting from the same "author" for bucks each.
The 400k come from the marketing skills of the sellers (or, if you're less generous, from the fact that they're probably very well connected to the right people in the art market).
So you just demonstrated that indeed, the 500 employees under Andy, all combined might have received the same compensation as him alone.

Compensation in tech is ridiculously unfair.
Responsible disclosure is a scam that puts vulnerability researchers, downstream project maintainers and users in the position of being malicious actors all while absolving those responsible from their responsibility.

Immediate and public disclosure is the only responsible disclosure there is and I commend (and monetarily contribute to) the OpenBSD Project for their soft stance against embargoes.

Operating in opposition to that, a large portion of the security industry plays along for reasons varying from personal pride (appealing to authority makes you feel like one of the good guys) to the extremely lucrative payouts for selling 0day to nation states. It's no surprise that the higher your profile in the industry and on twitter, the easier time you have getting paid out on bug bounties. All of this hurts users.

I develop and maintain software and software infrastructure for a living. If you find a vulnerability in work I am responsible for, please rake me over the coals as publicly and loudly as you can. That motivates the PTB who fund my work to resolve the issue better than anything else.