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The big issue here is that Chrome's extension API (which Firefox adopted) doesn't allow this directly, so any extensions trying this need to:

1. rebuild the UI from scratch

2. rebuild basic tab handling behaviour from scratch

3. build tab stacking on top of that

4. (ideally) hide Firefox's existing tab bar

And there's two issues with the above steps:

(a) 4 hasn't been possible with the new extensions API sofar (it was in progress last I checked, maybe it's possible now)

(b) the dev effort required is big, so results have not been very polished sofar

they're getting there though

On the other hand, if you want to try something resembling that as-yet-unsurpassed 2010 UI today, Vivaldi is working on replicating it natively.

I'm never keen to recommend Vivaldi because it's (a) closed source, which is why we don't have Opera anymore and (b) it's Blink, and we need diversity there. But it's a very good browser otherwise.
Corndogs are a similar concept and are common as fairground food, but with a cornbread rather than wheat bread layer.

For a traditional hot dog, though, the key thing is the toppings. Some American styles, like the Coney Island dog, can have as much topping as there is hot dog.
So is an open-faced sandwich an oxymoron?
Or maybe a mental fork bomb aimed at black and white thinkers.
I had a bunch of Crucial SSDs die a few years back, they'd work for an hour then disappear from the bus. Reboot and they'd work again for an hour. It turned out Crucial had a small counter tracking uptime by the hour, it would increment the counter to an overflow and crash. This failure could just have easily occur on a spinning hdd.
I'm curious about the downvotes — anyone care to enlighten?
The hotdog is classified as taco because it has three sides of the cube but I would argue that a hotdog consists only of two perpendicular sides of the cube because the angle between the buns is only about 90 degrees.
Or you just stop using banks and build these products on something like Bitcoin. It might pressure banks to open their APIs.
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Good article but I was disappointed about his throwaway comment at the end on the Yeppoon Surf Lakes which is a better example of democratising waves.

Five different waves for various levels of surfer skill and generated seconds apart by the single plunger. A bigger wave just needs a bigger plunger.

https://www.surf-lakes.com.au/prototype/

Disclaimer: I live on the Sunny Coast so possibly biased in wanting to see Occy and his partners make it work.
This is reasonable. I'd prefer that rather than forcibly collecting taxes, non-payers could simply be, peacefully, stripped of citizenship and exiled.
We haven't seen robust development of DNSSEC because it is worse.
open source all the things, get to collaborate with smart people all over the world.
"There is no less information about BSD than "Linux", it is simply that BSD has no advertisement or companies behind pushing it.."

Which is ironic since huge companies like netflix, sony, citrix, netapp and others make appliances based on FreeBSD and contribute a ton of code (Note, i am not at all disagreeing with your statement, i just find it ironic).

IX Systems does push behind it a lot and does advertise it:
https://www.ixsystems.com

I have heard people complain because the handbook needs updating in some areas, but to be fair it is an open source handbook and people can make submissions to help make it better.
There should be another such account, but pirate themed and based on "r"
Your government is overstepping? Revolt! Oh wait, you didn't fight back when they confiscated your firearms. Never mind.
It's popular with ancient Windows C/C++ projects, so of course developers who use this have never seen other styles.
In this case, I don't care much if the blog is pretty or not and who wrote it, even if Tree Style Tabs is my main reason for using Firefox. The problem is that Firefox is relying on an external source as the main explanation of their new API. Will the URL still be right in a few months? They have no control over it.

MDN is one of the best achievements of Mozilla, so I worry when I see it is not updated with their own technologies.
We literally have full control of land use changes through zoning and city codes.
Going to Munich - and not having heard about the downtown river wave - and then seeing people in wetsuits carrying their boards, dripping along the pavement:what, where, how!!!??? And then finding the wave and watching all the groms - and a couple of silver surfers - for a few glorious hours. And then my girlfriend (now wife) and I cycled up river, left our bikes and clothes and floated back down in our kecks. And then walked back to our bikes and clothes which were still there. Ahhhhh...European summers! And the naked people in the park...hahahahahah. Anywhere in the anglophone world you’d call the police if there were guys getting naked in the park...that is a great place!
That this was a bug is utterly unsurprising. How it passed device & firmware QA is an utter bafflement to me, however.
Re-read your bank ToS. If you're in Europe, it won't be in there. Such provisions are not compliant with PSD2.
Well... Chinese officials refused to explain the detention, so it is another story as you said.
No, "beta" means "finished, but may have non-show-stopper bugs".

If it's not finished it's alpha.

Beta is pretty much just used as "buyer beware" nowadays, like a disclaimer "we take no responsibility for our bugs".
!hn for hacker news, !gi for google images and !wt for wiktionary.
It’s not a salad if it’s a single cohesive unit. If you chopped it up, it could pass as a “turkey salad” I guess, in the sense of a potato salad, but that would still be a stretch.
Have you tried out TreeStyle Tabs? It has all of the stacking features I saw in that video, but doesn't have the preview features (maybe you can use it alongside another extension that provides that).

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/tree-style-ta...
We thought it could let users enable it for sites where they wanted it as a feature (netflix, youtube, games etc)

Turned out to be wrong, thats why we will be shipping blocked by default
They have enough money that they don't care what happens to the rest of us.
It's been a long time since I've been in Prague, but don't the vendors in Wenceslas Square sell normal hot-dog type buns?

http://czechoutchannel.blogspot.com/2007/05/wenceslas-square...

I remember getting American-style buns and the rolls that you're referring to. I prefer the American-style buns because when you take a bite from the roll version, the excess sauce drips out the other side, whereas you can maneuver an American-style bun such that it doesn't drip.
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Or put it in a cuboid New England roll or a roll more typically used for sandwiches as would be needed to wrap larger hot dogs and sausages. The problem is really the mass market minimalist hot dog roll.
As others mention there is PKG (and ports).

The important thing is however that even though there might be less info it is much more consistent! It is even so old fashioned that you can work without Internet how-to's - it is all there in the "man" pages.
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The issues for Ubuntu 18.04 were several; Changing networking once again, additional encroachment of systemd on otherwise solved problems, new (and unneeded to me) cloud extensions that required research to turn off, Etc. My post here was not to 'slam' Ubuntu, it was to share that I had tried a Desktop version of FreeBSD (those are rare) and found it quite refreshing and familiar.
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Doesn't the toroidal topology of a donut mean that both the starch and sugar are simultaneously surrounding each other?
Invision is great for quick clickthroughs, and commenting on specific parts of designs. But for handover of Sketch designs, I think Figma works the best - it's cross platform and opens Sketch files well.
> FWIW, Tree Style Tab solved tab groups (and more) for me.

Yes, but I don't really want tree-styled tabs, I want tab groups :P The interface is vastly different.
Programmers are about as unlikely to easily change their programming worldviews as they are to change their political beliefs.

Programming worldviews are political belief systems. They're just as subject to bias and groupthink. They can be just as free from empirical grounding. It's just that their context is somewhat abstracted away from the real world.
Heyo, cofounder of Treasury Prime here.

The main differences are how we're working with banks. Back then we sold only to large banks, plus banks weren't yet comfortable using cloud services, meaning everything had to be built on-premise (very silly). Now we sell into all sizes of bank because we're able to operate with a SaaS model.

Likewise for developers that means we can move much faster and there's a much better chance we'll be able to find a bank that's a good fit for you. If you're interested in using the API, email me and say hi: hello@treasuryprime.com
Best exchange from the interview...

"I said can you picture some kid who just learns in a wave pool but has this perfect wave at his disposal, and becomes unimaginably skilled, and becomes a world champion because they trained on this incredible wave. And she says yeah, and then they paddle out at the pipeline and drown. And we both laughed"
Well. To be fair. It was killed.
Matriculation/graduation rate from round to round seems pretty low (that is, new funding failure rate is high), based on this chart cited by pg:

https://twitter.com/paulg/status/781743196963540992

Tracked down the original post here:

https://mattermark.com/startup-graduation-rate-surprisingly-...
I’m just sitting down to do a new startup, but I’ve been out of the devops game for a few years. I feel behind.

What tools/platforms/hosts should I use?

The system will be your standard API+Database+Event bus+workers. I’m a fan of digital ocean and I’ve never bothered to learn AWS (besides S3). I’m very familiar with docker compose, but I’ve never gone deeper than that.

This is a first year startup, we aren’t cost constrained but we are extremely time sensitive.

Should I use Kubernetes? Or Is there something easier that will better serve us the first year?
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This is an awesome way to explain object-oriented modeling/leaky abstractions to a non-techie.
> that is what PgUp/PgDown are for on the keyboard, no?

Definitely no: If I have a hand on the mouse I surely don't want to lift it and hunt for the PgUp or PgDown just to move one page up or down. And no, I don't want to go "there" if it's actually "somewhere" in the middle of whatever, if I just want to see the previous or the next page. Going "there" is much less frequent operation than moving to the next or the previous page.
Is it possible this was done for a reason? Users on the linked page report that it's not just keydown but also keypress and keyup. If the first two were disabled but keyup still worked that decision may have some (limited) justification because keyup is the only one that necessarily fires once per physical input by the user.

I don't want to give Apple more credit than they deserve but it is equally foolish to assume that everything that is not how I expect it to be is a mistake. Then again, maybe they just don't want people using iOS when they "should" be using OSX, which is the kind of judgemental decision-making for which Apple is known. From the linked bug report:

> Would be a huge benefit to the iPad community if arrow key events fired. That explains the lack of support by sites like Cloud9, plnkr, etc... I do a lot of web development in those IDEs to teach people and to brainstorm when I'm not at my computer so it would be awesome if the team got this in and it made its way to IOS.
Egeria is not OLAP in the sense of analytics. It does not aggregate data. It computes formulas. Relational databases do not support this.
If they are building houses where the roof caves in after the first rain, they won't be in business long.
Posting Gulag Archipelago to /r/communism when people ask for suggested readings on communism is a great way to get banned from that subreddit.
This is entirely uncool. We as a species are evolving sexually as the constraints of pre-marital and no-divorce are being rejected. Over 25% of babies in Denmark are now conceived by using sperm banks. [1] Men and women need new ways to feel whole and complete. At times this is by porn. Other times it is by using erectile augmentation pharmaceuticals. [2] So we need to make this EASIER, not HARDER! We are at a critical juncture in our sexual evolution. This could even increase depression cases.

[1] https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-45512312
[2] http://vqrn.com/Erectile-Augmentation-Dysfunction.html
Fair; I'm thinking of people like (from disparate periods) Ivan Sutherland, Doug Englebart, Claude Shannon, and so on; folks who came out of EE educations but became computer engineers or computer scientists in practice (and sort of by post-hoc definition)
go build -o whatever.exe whatever.go
works just fine.
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I'm one of the authors of the paper. Many folks from our lab (including myself) are super bullish on "using robots to supervise representation learning and using representation learning to supervise robots". Happy to answer any questions!
I think you're under-estimating how important his refusal to use force was. This was an unprecedented reversal of 50+ years of policy of using force.

More importantly, it was humane. We sit in comfy chairs with Starbucks lattes in front of us arguing the pros and cons of Communism. But in Communism, people died for no good reason. People had no free will. People had no ability to express a thought freely. Gorbachev's policies (implemented from within the regime!) signaled a change. That's no small feat.
reading these comments is weird. i interpret this page as a kind of satire of a modern pretentious analytical techie orientation that hubristically "solves" things by creating some alluringly simple model and ignoring all the ways it doesn't work. it adopts the mores and tone of a modern tech talk, and presents its idiotic results with a straight face. so its super funny. a little less funny when you have to explain it to people. people who are taking this at face value- really?
see Hawaiian "Puka Dog"s.
Could you share what you found, by any chance? I've been having some trouble configuring GRUB for Linux on an old VAIO with UEFI (kinda works, but required weird workarounds and seems still flaky); I'm really interested in any success stories with booting OSes on their hardware.
> I deliberately try to make things complex, but not more complex than they actually are

I don't understand. Is it an elaborate way to say that you expose your juniors to the full complexity of the problem, rather than feeding them a "simplistic" view of the problem?

> This is more often due to insecurity than accident or technical ignorance and while their motives are often unintentional (non-cognitive) the actions are often exceedingly deliberate (cognitive decisions).

I don't understand. It looks like they are actually "cognitively" doing their job to me, that is they try to separate the essential complexity from the accidental complexity. They are trying to cut the Gordian knot, I don't see how this is linked to insecurity. Maybe you should simply tell them that someone already did that job and they should not second-guess them?

> Again, its all about risk or performance in the product versus the individual developer's confidence displayed as a convenience.

No, the convenience is to do as Mister Senior Developer said, as a good code monkey, so you can leave early and work on your side project.
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Cereal isn’t soup, but soup is cereal. Crackers on top just seal the deal.
Computer systems aren't people. You're anthropomorphizing
the self-driving car. We don't hold cars morally accountable. The software in the car may "recognize a pedestrian", but that's not the same as a person "recognizing a pedestrian". A person would be liable for continuing to drive under those circumstances because they are thought to be able to choose otherwise[1]. The software in the car could not do otherwise. It is not a person, but an object programmed by a person. So whereas a person is expected to "perceive information" -> "act reasonably", a machine by definition can only "receive input" -> "process as instructed".

So the question here has to be whether the creator of the machine acted reasonably in designing the machine as they did.

[1] This may be a fiction, but one at the heart of how we see each other morally accountable agents, and one that underlies all legal systems.
Might be hard to intercept those data. They are likely encrypted. Plus you may want to learn about their technical capabilities.
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uh huh. I don't believe you. it would be trivial to name the company right now. and the police are not stupid, it would be exceedingly easy to investigate this.
Yep, it is totally "non violent" to throw people into the sea, where they can be "non violently drowned to death".

The ocean is the only place not claimed by a nation. That's the point. You cannot buy land, and have it declared yours, not subject to the authority of a nation.

If you support violence, that's fine. Go ahead and say so, and make that arguement. Lots of people support the government's monopoly on violence. It is not a particularly controversial opinion to have.

But don't pretend like exiling people from land that they own is "non violent". Just be honest with yourself and say "yes. I support the government's monopoly on violence". It's not hard, nor controversial.
Most of the sandwich debate is caused by ignoring adjectives. In the case of a submarine sandwich, it's a sandwich except we apply the adjective submarine to say we are modifying the bread situation. An open faced sandwich is just like a sandwich except we remove the top piece of bread. Which is why a hotdog is not a sandwich. We could have an adjective to say we are modifying the bread and another to say we are modifying the filling, but then there is nothing left of the sandwich portion, which is why we have a new word for it.
I completely agree with your comment but since we are on the topic of worldviews and assumptions I just want to point out that women program too.

My assumption currently is that you do not switch pronouns arbitrarily and as a result were not just as likely to send "social circumstances may necessitate that she adopt a new viewpoint" when writing about an abstract individual programmer.

I know it is annoying to have this brought to attention but my world view includes the notion that small actions like this can have a profound effect at scale.

>social circumstance may necessitate that he adopt a new viewpoint

>when trying to have rational discussions it is necessary to try to dig in to identify all of people assumptions
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thus https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cannelloni are sushi

and real mexican tacos are too
> Linux is just a kernel

Well, this mantra is really getting old - because when people say "Linux" they almost never talk about Linux-the-kernel. Which is also why, for instance, nobody calls Android "Linux", but when referring to Ubuntu, Slackware, etc., they do.
It sucks when you want to use feature that arent available however users wishes always trump site authors, we tested ask by default and it turned out more users wanted them blocked

"Click here to play video" is also clear and easy to understand, not sure why you would think your users could not handle that.

In future https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Permissions... may help
Main difference is that a "grilled cheese" is two slices with cheese in between (usually).

Cheese on Toast is, by its very name, where the cheese is on the toast. An open-faced grilled cheese if you will.
You would need to convince the very small number of Flash memory fabricators to release their detailed specifications and known product weaknesses.
As mid level developers, how can we resolve this impasse?
This is very interesting. Can you be a bit more specific about the design?

When you say you created a two terminal device; do you mean you have a PCB (or equivalent) with two IO pads which you soldered to the pads which would normally be occupied by I2C pull-up R, but on a different PCB.

Basically, I'm wondering how the attiny85 was powered.

Given your description, I'm guessing you made a local power well which floated on the SDA line similar to how a boost cap works in a buck regulator (or more generally a charge pump). This is also approximately how a one-wire device works, like say the DS28E07.

To turn a 0->1 strengthen the pull-up equivalent which is in parallel to the uC circuit. I could probably add a simple feedback circuit to make sure the pull-up is just strong enough to keep SDA above VOH_min which should help prevent the I2C driver from getting damaged. To turn 1->0 open the pull-up equivelent and let the bit leak down.

Assuming standard I2C, I just need to make sure by uC is fully booted and ready to go by the end of the start bit. Should be doable.

I think I mostly convinced myself I could build one too. Of course any board I want to attack probably uses a SPI ROM, so roughly the same idea, but in a series termination resistor. :)
I don't think Linux becoming a "Windows clone" is necessarily a bad thing either, it is a user preference on my part. My background is UNIX workstations, which was the 'feel' that Linux had for a long time. But open source is by definition a function of those who can commit to the source base. As the Linux community has evolved so have the design tastes. I hate systemd, I understand the argument made by the systemd team for why they think it is a superior solution to what existed before, but it doesn't change my distaste for the architecture style. I look for alternatives and TrueOS was suggested and I tried it out, so far I like it.
The pool does use a ton of water when it gets (re)filled, but that's only a few times a year. Filling the entire pool uses about the same amount of water as the average California golf course uses in one day

So, if it's OK for a golf course to waste a bunch of water, then it's OK for everyone to waste a bunch of water.

Got it.

/Lives in the desert. Gets annoyed by people in water scarce environments making excuses for wasting water.
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I am a scientist and clearly am earning millions from Big Sandwich to define the applicability of sandwichness to hot dogs. Please do not subpoena my email.
Inefficiency is its own extra ‘tax’ and inherent to any sufficiently large complex system. But if the federal government didn’t in fact have meaningfully nonzero efficacy, your life would be considerably worse. Pay your taxes.
See? Poutine and steak are salads! And they said my diet is unhealthy; who's laughing now?
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That only works if your sandwich bread is made of rice flour, hence the name The Rice Theorum.
I understand that many of the examples are just absurdism in action, but I have trouble understanding the resistance to labeling a hot dog as a sandwich.

But on the other hand, my wife likes to troll me by calling buttered toast a "butter sandwich", so maybe some rigor in our definitions would do my life some good.
For easier math, let's assume that 330m Americans file 120m tax returns. So all in, collection, processing, auditing, technology, customer support (which is excellent btw), management, compliance, etc would be ~$0.10 per return? Even at ~$100 that seems pretty well run. Scale costs.