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> the same risk with conventional bikes

I think the scooters are riskier in some ways. My experience is with bikes you can easily take one hand off the bike to signal a turn - what your traffic intention is. But with the scooters, it's not really possible to take your hands off the handlebars (you lose control!), and there is currently no blinker control to indicate your traffic intention. I wanted to take a left-turn on a scooter recently and this was an issue. I got honked-at.

I think they should add blinker light controls to the handlebars.
I've noticed worse performance of firefox on macos compared to windows, to the point where firefox is unusable on many websites on a 2 core macbook pro. Even fucking facebook is slow on firefox, even with recent improvements.
Actually, I was looking at an answer last night and couldn't see it because my account was logged out. This happens on Chrome from time to time, so I didn't think much of it. But, when trying to log back in it said my password was incorrect. This was before the announcement.

I wonder if some had their details reset altogether? Either way, this looks like a major breach considering the value of people who have signed up with Quora.
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> This is why I hate companies that force you to sign up to gain access to content. I do not want that relationship.

I felt validated when I received the email from Quora about the hack to a fake email address and addressing me by a fake name.
This is a quote from a preeminent scientist: https://twitter.com/bmbaczkowski/status/1069891514275385344?...

"in academia overfitting can get you a nature paper, in industry get you fired"
(Disclaimer: I work at Microsoft.)
This is a good move. Microsoft is further embracing open source technology. I really want to use Edge, I gave it so many tries, but every time I keep coming back to Chrome because Edge is just so damn unreliable. And Chrome is creepy as hell. And Firefox just... is slow and not smooth. A not-creepy web browser from Microsoft, with the same reliability and speed of Chrome? Sign me up.
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It is not at all exhausting. It's not even on the level of crossword puzzles.

The only thing that gets tiresome is the realization that every company is trying to exhaust you. That the goal itself, is indeed, to wear you down.

Once you realize that's the name of the game, you fight it differently.
Any one can suggest a good alternative to privacy.com for EU residents?
I don't mind it when instead of candy you get fruit.

When instead of candy you get kicked in the nuts by a horse, that's when you need some of that youtube to get your mind off of things.
Anyone here use edge for epub reader?
I actually find notifications very useful and definitely don’t want to turn them off.

But the way the subscription mechanism is implemented with a pop up is annoying and archaic.

There must be a better way to let users know that notifications are enabled than sticking a pop-up in their face.
Hm - not sure I get why the risk in porn industry is higher. If anything I'd bet that it's the most stable industry ever catering for a real need that won't go away as long as people care about sex.
Dunno but I feel that there are a lot of business opportunities here and a huge market that has been sloppily served for anyone that cares to look at it seriously.
Headed? We've been there for quite some time and this was piloted by Google itself. It's been years since they started to do the "works better in Chrome" and blocking features if you are not in Chrome (or, to be more specific, if you are not using chrome UA).
I've used OpenGrok for this in the past. These days, I like to run it in a container, so I don't have to deal with Java and Tomcat myself.
I try to internalize the Advaitic/Vedanta concept of I am not the body/mind.
Please see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18597396
on my iMac my issue with Safari is that if I tab away from streaming content or such it reduces the quality so when I switch back to that tab or the browser I have to wait a few seconds for the quality to go back up.

this was very noticeable with twitch where I tend to have more than one stream up. I will pop up mail to reply to something and watch Safari drop the resolution behind mail yet firefox does not do this. I haven't found a solution to it yet
I just switched back to Chrome last night, after about 10 months on Firefox (on Mac). The only reason I switched to Firefox is because Chrome started showing these little blue notification dots on pinned tabs, and these were really distracting. Firefox had them too, but I figured out how to hack them away with CSS.
I found out that these dots disappeared after Chrome redesigned their tabs, so I switched back.

Chrome feels much faster and nicer to use. Firefox would often get really slow and start freezing. The Firefox dev tools were often really slow and unresponsive. If I was working on a big React app the devtools UI would often just disappear and freeze for 10-15 seconds. I think it was known issue related to source maps. My workaround was to close the developer tools before I refreshed the page, and then reopen them. So I'm glad I don't have to do that anymore.

I really missed Chromecast support. If I ever wanted to watch a video on my TV, I would have to pick up my phone and open the YouTube app, or just open Chrome and paste in the URL.

I had to open Chrome every time I had a Google Meet call. Clearbit only provides a Chrome extension and doesn't support Firefox (but that's a problem with Clearbit. They really need to add support for Firefox.)

I liked Firefox's "Multi-Account Containers". It was nice that I could sign into multiple accounts at the same time, and have all the tabs in the same window. Chrome has profiles but they can only open in a new window. (But that works fine.)

One other advantage of Firefox: It kind of lags behind Chrome in some ways, so if your website works in Firefox, it almost always works in Chrome. When I was only developing and testing in Chrome, I would occasionally get an error report from a Firefox user. That never happened while I was using Firefox. Now that I'm back on Chrome, I'll need to be more careful about cross-browser testing.
My experience is with bikes you can easily take one hand off the bike to signal a turn - what your traffic intention is. But with the scooters, it's not really possible to take your hands off the handlebars (you lose control!), and there is currently no blinker control to indicate your traffic intention. I wanted to take a left-turn on a scooter recently and this was an issue. I got honked-at.

I think they should add blinker light controls to the handlebars.
Can’t help but think of computer fans approaching speed of sound! :-)
I use Firefox as my primary browser and I don't find mainstream websites glitchy at all.
That's quite unfortunate. I like Edge - the rendering engine, not so much the browser. If Edge would let me sync my bookmarks with Firefox, I would switch immediately. I found it quite fast, and no other engine works so well with touch. I also don't recall rendering problems.

What MS should do IMHO is to package Edge as a component (like IE was in the old days), and let people build shells around it (like the Maxthon browser was).

I don't think I would use an Edge based on Chromium much, as I liked the UI itself not so much.
> The US government is constitutionally bound to pay its debts

Since when? Please point me to the part of the constitution that says that.
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> Anyone else experience this? Got any tips?

Sometimes.
Some things i do to ensure correct question-answer contexts:

- When in a meeting with (loud person pushing) wrong answers, ask the right questions.

- People dont understand the answer if they dont understand the question.

- Use the above to give the obvious correct solution within their context.
Isn't Dragonfly an engine to _filter/censor_ search results? It probably does include AI/ML tech to detect if some content should be censored.

They already have an amazing search engine, I doubt they're building a new one.

Plus, modern search engines are probably heavy users of AI/ML technologies.
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Does your city have an institution of higher education, and does it have a computer science department?
I'd bet on a lot more charge-back demands.

> No honey, I never used this service. Our card must have been stolen.
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When leaving my hotel room, I put the shower head really high, so that the maid would think I'm really tall.
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any decent international(EU) alternative?
If you have all this documented you have a good standing in court! They failed to provide you reason why they want your ibfi and now its leaked and will cause you damage. File a small claim court this will add then some extra headache that they don’t need right now.
Sure, but that's largely because standards bodies chose not to introduce a general purpose layout mechanism despite it being very clear from 1990s websites that the need existed, and instead focused on deprecating layout elements from HTML and persuading developers CSS was the only valid way to do layout.
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I am 22 year old. Been working as a programmer for past few years this year I started going to university aswell. I have big inspirations for my future, but I've been slacking and being unproductive most of the time... Been adicted to smoking cannabis for past few years aswell. When I am not smoking my mind is going 100mph and I can't seem to focus on one thing. But when I get stoned I can actually focus on one thing but I just get so lazy and spacey that I don't do anything productive...
I feel like am stuck in a loop and can't get out. any tips?
oh my god. Please don't bring the government into this.
True, I was focusing on the Jewish persecution.

However, even the lebensraum concept has undertones of defense against a threat rather than pure conquest: the term itself refers to space as a necessity for life rather than the object of simple greed. The lebensraum was considered by Nazi ideology "necessary for the survival" of the German race, against the threat of "inferior and decaying races". As far as I can understand it, the whole Nazi ideology is informed by a vision of history as a zero sum game and by a "triumph or perish" attitude- so that every aggression can be justified as a necessary and ultimately defensive move.
Yes there is a significant advantage in bowel movement if you use squatty potty.

Moving to a normal chair toilet from a squat toilet (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Squat_toilet) was a hell for me. Chair toilets just don't feel right and comfortable to poop from if one has used a squat toilet all their life. Squatty potty hits a nice middle ground because:

1. It is better than the chair toilet in terms of comfort of bowel movement.

2. It is better than the squat toilet in terms of the extreme stress on the knees
The post states:

>"We recently discovered that some user data was compromised as a result of unauthorized access to one of our systems by a malicious third party."

"Some user data"

Then goes on to say:

>"For approximately 100 million Quora users, the following information may have been compromised:

Account information, e.g. name, email address, encrypted (hashed) password, data imported from linked networks when authorized by users
Public content and actions, e.g. questions, answers, comments, upvotes
Non-public content and actions, e.g. answer requests, downvotes, direct messages (note that a low percentage of Quora users have sent or received such messages)"

Wouldn't this be closer to "all user data was compromised"?

It seems absurd for them to state "some user data was compromised." That's seems like a pretty comprehensive list of user data. What else would there be?

This is a company that for years forced account sign up and obscured user generated content even for users who just wanted to browse unless you created an account. Seriously fuck Quora.
Aaaaaaand the author is now buying Bitcoin.
Compile it with debugging symbols and run it with gdb in tui mode. This will let you place breakpoints in source files, view back traces, find the definitions of functions, structures, macros, etc. The learning curve is a tad steep, but this video is pretty good:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=PorfLSr3DDI
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I very much agree with that.
Finding a decent course can be a bit challenging though.

My strategy is to filter for 4.5 or more stars and more than 1000 students.

I‘m not saying all courses below this threshold are bad but for filtering I‘m strict about these numbers. 4.5 is a good threshold because I found that even at 4.4 there are so much more courses that selection is a pain. Udemy conveniently has a filter with exactly this limit.

If a course is over 4.5 I don‘t care about the rating as long as there are more than 1000 students. There is a class of courses which usually have 4.7 or 4.8 stars and few hundered students but are terrible. I guess this where they land with bought students and ratings.

Which Blender course did you take BTW?
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> YOU don't test your work in Egde and because YOU tell all friends and family to use Chrome instead of edge.

my last interaction with edge was that it crashed twice on the path to downloading chrome - as in, clicking the "X" to quit it wouldn't work and I had to kill it in the process manager. This was on a pristine Windows 10 that was just installed.

Very often when I had to use it (or didn't notice that windows opened it for some reason) I also could not close any tab.
It's all the small things. Till recently there weren't even react devtools for Firefox. Almost any dev-oriented extension targets chrome first. Chrome has a great devtools protocol, and node conveniently happens to support it too, which is also why many node debugging tools will use chrome.

I use Firefox for casual browsing, but all work-y stuff I do in chrome. Sometimes I'll start debugging a site in Firefox and then some behavior is a bit "off" or missing and I just go back to Chrome.

And the only reason I'm using Firefox is because it's not Chrome. I wanted a different browser that looks a bit different to always be aware of the difference between work and personal.
I disagree. IMHO Chrome is a better browser than Firefox. A few examples from the top of my head why Firefox is worse than Chrome (on Linux):

1. Hardware acceleration is still disabled by default on Linux

2. Pocket

3. Unwanted notifications about wanting to update / being updated / having updated

3. Ugly spacing left and right of the adress bar

4. Takes longer to start

5. No integration with GNOME keychain.

6. Ctrl+Q quits the browser.

7. Laggy UI

> How do you suggest they diversify their revenue stream?

I would suggest that they don't need to diversify their revenue stream. As long as they are a major player, Google (or any other search engine) will continue to fund them.
I've applied, this looks very exciting! Does the backend team, work with the underlying Information retrieval engine too?
> They are absolutely the worst burgers in the world.

That is just your opinion, I love McD burgers. I can also guarantee that in a line up of 5 burgers you wont be able to figure out which one is from McD with blindfold on.
The easiest way to think of what is Ethereum, is as a programmable Bitcoin
If you need to understand the entire project, the best place to start is the main() function. If the code is reasonably structured this might give you a good top-level view on what the main components are. And from there you can basically dive into any direction of calls that you like.

I would really not bother with the headers. Headers are for the most part only there for type declarations, so that a compiler can compile an isolated code unit (.c file) with the information on types and function signatures in other code units. This type information is needed for the compiler because otherwise linking will fail after compilation.
You can try https://grammarchecker.net/ Its free online grammar & spell check tool also it supports article rewriting tool, language translation, Wordcounter tools.
I mean, I use both daily and this just isn't true.
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A pity really, even though I never used it. One more brick in the future googlenet wall.
Imho biggest problem for creating SaaS experience is subscription management.

I've been looking for a drop in subscription manager with support for manual payment/credit card/bitcoin

But it seems no unified effort is being made in this direction.

I wonder where i can find a community of SaaS builders
I have never really heard people describe elementary school as the most inclusive environment where if just children took their time to talk to their peers then everyone would get along and bullying would be something of the past.

If children has a higher need to escape reality than in the past then maybe we should ask why that is rather than in vain hope try to make the problem go away by removing the escape method. Like you I find it troublesome that parents use computers to babysit, but I would say the same thing about any form of babysitting mechanism that result in the child not get any social support.
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Personally I don't think that kind of approach is a great idea as coding isn't really a performance activity - I prefer letting people work on a task in isolation then discussing what they have done afterwards. YMMV.

Edit: Also, and I do mean this constructively, some people can be pretty intimidating on a 1 to 1 basis without knowing it. I only realised this when I was in a CTO position and had some training where I was videoed in meetings and I realised that a lot of what I was doing was actually pretty rough on people....
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GP pointed out that GP made up a (diminutive-sounding) word that isn’t even a word just to highlight the completely irrelevant fact that the article was written by a woman, and you think the problem is that English language pronouns are gendered?
> The MGTOW community—a more extreme offshoot of the incel movement whose adherents consider women subhuman—

That's some fine journalism there.

It's always fun to read parallels made between platform removing people for political reasons and platforms removing people because they did not adhere by their usage policy.
All I can tell is that ffx quantum is the only program that triggers that behavior. And it's not seconds it's maybe one second. 70-80-90 off.
looked promising but seems to be suitable for samsung android devices only.
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Google has 100 times as many employs as NSO group. The equivalent for a group of 100 Google employees signing a petition is one person signing it. They can just be fired & replaced.
one plus to FF is that when you hit an end point that is JSON it actually formats it as JSON rather then just printing to the screen like chrome
Useless advice.

I could offer something just as useless: "don't eat plants".

Meat and plants can both be infected with bacteria. And both require freezing and refrigeration to avoid spoiling.
Pray that there's some decent software architecture documentation. If there is, this should be your starting point, to help you understand which files do what.
Doesn't matter, I burn the cpu with multiple gcc builds and it doesn't rise the same. I had thermal shutdowns it can happen, but not like ffx quantum.
If you don’t know the video, enjoy it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YbYWhdLO43Q

It’s hilarious. Great, great marketing. On a more serious note, my experience is that any other small chair will do the same trick.
This addon used to be the only reason I opened Firefox.
update from https://twitter.com/ruehsen/status/1069907108869623808

Ok, that was the inofficial/internal alpha tarball on http://alpha.gnu.org - that is meant for the translator team only. They just fetch the .pot file. The offical release tarballs on http://ftp.gnu.org are ok. (I don't have ycombinator account, can't answer there).
(Hint: you don't)

I'm a web developer with an Android smartphone and Ubuntu as my main OS, Windows as my secondary.

My primary means of testing on iOS/Safari is to be very careful about which features I target by checking caniuse.com and the JS compatibility list. And that doesn't protect you against iOS randomly doing something stupid like pretending to give you access to localStorage in private browsing mode but actually write everything to /dev/null instead.
Vivo next 2 dull side display ट्रिपल कैमरा फ़ोन वीवो की और से ऑफिशियल टीज़र लीक्स
Also good to know: I seem to recall similar if not worse slow-downs happen if you try to pull in Windows Sockets (WS2_32.dll).
> I personally love these scooters. I'm living in Australia now where we don't have them. But last month I took a 3 week road trip from LAX to DC and back so I could hit cities I hadn't been to before. And in many of these cities, I used a Bird to get around. These scooters opened up so much more of these cities for me than I could have seen if I just walked every where.

I wanted to like them when I was visiting from Europe to STL but I couldn't:

- They require a helmet. I don't have a helmet and I'm not gonna buy one for a 5 day trip. Most people do not wear helmets but if police stops me I can hardly point at other people disobeying the same rule.
- They require a drivers license. I last drove a car half a decade ago or so so I tend to use my driver's license at home, especially on trips abroad.
- Using the scooters on streets in STL feels a bit scary. I commute to work by bike every day but we have cycle lanes and drivers who are used to seeing cyclists everywhere so it is a rather safe environment.
IP theft is usually (but not always) a needless worry - at least it comes way behind proving a product:market fit. Being the best (aligned to your customer) source of a solution normally trumps being the only source. That said, some investors or specific highly competitive marketplaces may favour an IP-protected solution.
The meat industry is a major reason for antibiotic resistant bacteria.
Don't take same domain name of your targeted keyword but take little similar domain name with your targeted keyword
Didn't this start as an April Fool's joke by Amazon?