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It is. What's neat is that while other vehicles like the Chevy Bolt have an electric heating element to warm up the battery a Model S actually just uses the inverter for the motor to generate heat. It can essentially intentionally waste power without moving the motor at all. Since it's on the same coolant loop this warms up the battery pack.
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Amazon fires employees who supported “yellow vest” blockades of Amazon sites
Datomic: Event Sourcing without the hassle
https://vvvvalvalval.github.io/posts/2018-11-12-datomic-even...
The problem might be that companies are considered to be people and it seems easier for companies to be evil.
It's a hassle to have your address changed with every service that wants to send you mail (landlord, utilities, government offices, online shops, magazine subscriptions, etc.), so the change must be considered more valuable than this cost.
The idea (only implemented in Buck AFAIK) is to model not a list of include directories, but a mapping from the path specified in your "#include" to the actual file on disk.

So your code might look like this:

#include <foo/bar.hpp>

The project folder structure might look like this:

.
└── src
└── include
└── foo
└── bar.hpp

And the mapping might look like this:

{
"foo/bar.hpp": "./src/include/foo/bar.hpp"
}

This enables the build system to know exactly which headers are meant to be exposed by a library to its dependees. The build system can then tell you:

(1) Exactly where a header comes from

(2) Exactly which headers a library exports

(3) If two libraries will collide in terms of headers

(4) If someone is trying to use a header that is not explicitly exported by a library.

(5) If some is accessing a header in the wrong way (e.g. abusing the layout of source-files and not using the correct include-path)

This approach scales very well. Constructing the mapping can be done via globs (globs work properly in Buck), so most projects just do:

exported_headers = subdir_glob([
('include', '**/*.hpp'),
])

Additionally, the RHS of the mapping might be another build rule, thus supporting generated headers in hermetic builds.
It is worrying that a central figure to Event Sourcing & CQRS like Greg Young reduces the "framework" to a function, a pattern match & a left fold.

Linked in the article https://youtu.be/LDW0QWie21s?t=1926
And yet, if you turn off JavaScript to protect against this type of thing, you end up breaking most financial websites.

(American Express is in fairness the one site that continued working ok as I recall)
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Is it ethical or possible to attack the attacker by spawning a few cloud instances that POST dummy but nearly legit responses to their website? This way they would have to comb through and hopefully verify a lot of crap to find victims' card numbers?

Unless of course they were clever enough to embed some fake cookie to track responses to specific emails...
So much this. SemVer isn't perfect but it's a lot better than nothing.

In addition, generally speaking folks are pretty good at sticking to it. I've analysed the number from all the updates Dependabot makes to build SemVer compliance scores for packages (https://dependabot.com/compatibility-score/). Running across all packages for the Ruby ecosystem you get:

- Patch releases generally pass CI for 97% of their users

- Minor releases generally pass CI for 95% of their users

- Major releases generally pass CI for 85% of their users

It's not a perfect system, and library maintainers should definitely keep a changelog too (https://keepachangelog.com), but it's a lot better than nothing, or any of the alternatives.
In theory, (a) social security numbers should not be used for identity verification and (b) social security numbers should be kept private.

In practice, (a) social security numbers are gathered, stored and used for identity verification by thousands of private organisations and (b) those records are frequently leaked.
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And convolution-based models still find use in all sorts of cool applications in language, such as: https://arxiv.org/abs/1805.04833

With regards to adversarial discussions, it's one thing to argue about whether method A or method B gives better results in a largely empirical and experimental field. But giving a very misleading characterization of a model is actively detrimental especially when it would give casual readers the impression that the Transformer is a "convolution-based" model, which no one in the field would do.
I'll add a fifth link since Google is actually working on a desktop embedder for Flutter themselves.

[5]: https://github.com/google/flutter-desktop-embedding
Oh yes :-)

Having done a few narrow boat holidays they are great fun - and a Its a very relaxing holiday.
Is there any of these markers that couldn't be tracked with a smart watch?

Of course, some people (like myself) might prefer not to wear a smart watch so it can still make sense and places like hospitals seem like an obvious market as well..
I might be misinterpreting your example, but wouldn't you have both the auth service and the preferences service listening for a 'new user' event (which would contain all the details needed by both systems), and both if them acting on it? Of course it would get more complex to handle error conditions, e.g what do you do if there is validation on the preferences that fails...
I'm from the UK. My home address is in Bangor, Northern Ireland. Almost every employer (in the UK) I've interviewed at initially thought I was Welsh.

If I say "I'm from Bangor" to an American and they assume I'm American, which one of these would they think I'm referring to?[0] There are two separate Bangor Townships in Michigan alone.

It makes total sense to refer to the country and city/town when you are addressing an international audience.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bangor#United_States_of_Americ...
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From the article it doesn’t sound like much of a problem to me.

And the world is becoming increasingly homogenized so I’m delighted to see some people pushing back.
The elm programming language features "Enforced Semantic Versioning" for all packages. The compiler makes you major version up if you have changed the API.

https://elm-lang.org/
It's terrible. You need to know the phone number of a place to enter its address into your car navigation.
A smart watch is only touching one point of the body. More complex ECGs need multiple locations to measure a circuit through the body (that's my naive understanding).
As we've seen repeatedly in the past decades, increasing potential throughput only leads to increased car use to fill the unused throughput, and you'll rapidly reach the exact same situation as before. Add to that, whatever throughput you add, it will be bottlenecked by the time you reach the next city. Urban areas don't have room for more streets.
More precisely, someone who works at Google is working on that:

This is not an officially supported Google product. This is an exploratory effort, and is not part of the Flutter project.

It being under the google GitHub organization doesn't mean much about the backing, since Google demands copyright for all kinds of things their employees do.
This is such an unbelievably condescending opinion. Filipinos are not so uneducated that they lack the ability to assess the quality of their own lives. Facebook didn’t invent self-destructive behaviour (to use a hyperbole), it will always be available for people to indulge in. Personal responsibility will always be the only answer to it, and to imply that Filipinos lack the education to implement it is remarkably offensive.
I hate to say it but because I don't feel comfortable with git enough whenever I am about to do anything outside of my comfort zone I make a hard copy of my whole directory just to be sure if I get myself into a FUBAR state I can delete the FUBAR'd directory and copy it again. This has saved me many a headache. Also gives me a fresh state from which to ask for help from. Anytime the word rebase is mentioned my coworkers shriek.
Cool, but slow. Couldn't all the data be packed into frontend? Waiting even a sec to check out some property is impractical.
For me, seeing a major update means, "go read the migration documentation first."

I've been playing with two ways to handle upgrading my dependencies:

1. Do them all at the start of a release cycle. Fix the bugs and breakages.

2. Update nothing. Ever. Unless I find a new feature I want or known issues that need to be fixed (security, stability, or performance).

I have yet to decide if one is better than the other. Neither has particularly hosed me... Yet.
This. My German accelerated massively when I actually was friends with German students at my school. We'd get beyond the small talk and have deep and meaningful conversations, and the slang I learned has turned out to be invaluable.
yes ofc sorry, with "obscure" I didn't mean "not well known" or in any way negative. afaik TMB falls under surreal comedy and that was I was trying to say.

Actually Noel Fielding himself has repeatedly called him an inspiration and "uncle of our comedy" so these aren't my words. Indeed, though Barratt and Fielding had worked together in the past, the first seeds of the Boosh were sown while working as part of Lee's Edinburgh show King Dong vs Moby Dick in which Barratt and Fielding played a giant penis and a whale, respectively. Lee returned the favour by going on to direct their 1999 Edinburgh show, Arctic Boosh, which remains the template for their live work. ->(from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stewart_Lee#1989%E2%80%931993:...)

I think TMB stands on it's own and deserves credit for something that has never existed before in this way and I'd never suggest that they "got it handed to them" in any way.

Lee, even he is famous now, will never fill an O2, Royal Albert Hall or Apollo. Unlike others you won't see him on Mock the Week, The big fat quizz, or any other panel show. I don't mean to say he doesn't cut it for that, but not doing these things seems to be part of his brand. He is actively trying to stay the underdog. How much this is Stewart Lee or just Stewart Lee the character talking, I can't say.
This is one remaining huge advantage of centralised VCS systems which has been overlooked in the fad for git.
It's incredible how condescending people here are. Since you see no value in Facebook, those who use it a lot must be uneducated barbarians who are not willing to spend their time on [thing you enjoy]
I remember walking through a nearby village for two hours in the middle of the night with a friend... we were invited to a party, but only knew the house number.

Nowadays, everyone has maps on their phone so it's really not an issue any more.
I guess,it's maybe because VIA's CPU is translate x86 instruction to RISC.So there is not hide RISC core,the core is RISC core,it can be configure to x86 mode,and this guy find the hidden op code to switch the two.
It's silly. If every village gets to do its own scheme we'd have chaos.

The standard street names + numbers scheme works well, it obviously works better than their "numbers only" scheme, it should be adopted.
I am doing the same. Chrome was the hardest move but Safari got much better recently and 90% of the websites are working perfectly only few exceptions. Has anybody tried Amazon Workmail yet? I would be interested in the experience.
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Wow, this truly is a movement, right guys? We are all leaving googles ecosystem now, right right?

I don't understand why people upvote crap like this.
The mailman problem

I have relatives who live in Donegal, Ireland. They don't even have house names, just their personal name and a townland.

When post sorting & delivery was run in the town, by generational postmen who grew up there, everything was fine. They knew that Patrick R Flaherty was in the white house and Paddy J Flaherty was in the stone one.

Now the deliveries are by rotating agency workers driving a post van over from Donegal Town. It's chaos.
It's not like people will suffer when their house suddenly gets a proper address.

On the other hand, people already suffer because they have problems with their deliveries, visitors etc.
The article makes it clear that the effect doesn't need a solar observatory to be visible.

The fact that it's easy to replicate with relatively small experiments is one of the things that makes it so striking.
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I agree mostly with this but I think you understate the importance of grammar. To express yourself in another language, you need two tools, vocab and grammar. Vocab without grammar in most languages is just a stream of words with no connection, and grammar without vocab leads to the problem you suggest, that of unnatural sentences. But grammar is still important, sure I think there's some leeway in how much you do, but it's absolutely key to do a fair bit, otherwise your sentences will always be fairly basic and you can't understand the nuances in someone's speech.

I think the problem, at least in schools, is the dedicated grammar classes, which have no apparent meaning or use. It's best to tackle grammar using practical examples, with an understanding that grammar is not just an end in itself, but something useful to be exploited during speech.
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Maybe others disagree, but I think it's quite obvious that there's a spectrum of sentience: animals like chimpanzees are very similar to ourselves, something like a cat or a dog is less sentient, and a barnacle or clam having very little sentience.

It's much less convincing to me to say that a computer (or an algorithm running on that computer?) is somewhere on that same spectrum.
I wrote a similar tool (along with some other git helpers) a while ago: https://github.com/tkrajina/git-plus. Note that there is another (more popular) git-plus repository used in Atom. My own has nothing to do with it (but it's older).
I switched to Fastmail from Gmail years ago. In the beginning I missed the tagging when I went back to a folder structure, but you get used to it.
Other then that, I'm super happy and can only recommend the service.
>That's also physical access.

We've already discussing the situation that someone is committing an actual crime for which they want to frame another. Compared to that, getting "physical access" to someone's hair saloon is a trivial part.

>My point is that $TLA couldn't get DNA to implicate $TARGET in a murder, if they don't know where $TARGET is.

Why wouldn't they know where $TARGET is? That's the easiest thing to know. That would only be a problem is they wanted to implicate fugitives already on the run or in hiding, or Waldo.
Congratulations! Personally, I'm not that radical but I agree with the motives.

I don't use gmail or google docs for anything essential and have my own email address for the past 20 years anyway, but getting away from Youtube is harder. There is a lot of interesting content on Youtube, like Numberphile and 3Blue1Brown, and I wouldn't know where to find this elsewhere. I also use Youtube for its intended main purpose, listening to illegally pirated music content. I don't understand how Youtube's management have succeeded in staying outside prison so far, it seems that the laws in this area are applied extremely selectively. Anyway, you can find and listen to almost any record from any time period at any time on Youtube without paying a cent, and I haven't found a replacement for that yet either.
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I’m from Philippines and Facebook is huge here. Very huge and a bit of concerning because telcos (which are a monopoly here) has free mobile data for users and tons of fake news get reposted. Facebook has also been used as a political tool here.
I bought an x230 to try this, and simply could not get the programmer to see the SPI chip.

So I bought some extra SPI chips, and stuff. Haven't tried going further, but I am happy to learn how clueless I am with chip-level hardware skills. It's a fun rabbit-hole, and I haven't started any fires. So far.
Not because they supported the Yellow Vests, as anyone is entitled to support an union or political party.

They got sacked because they supported (on social media) the blocking of Amazon sites and warehouses.
My understanding of French law is that such actions are illegal to begin with and, obviously, a breach of your duties towards your employer.

The title of the article (in French) is explicit.
Using GOTOs.
If the point is to get away from large, data hungry corps than going to Amazon would be a funny choice.
Instead of caveats, add to the estimate. Every caveat is some additional time.

Another thing that helped us is to answer with ranges instead of dates e.g., "this will take 1-3 weeks".
It is not about it being unknowable. If it would, the estimates would be all around the place. Sometimes short sometimes long.

Instead, we systematically underestimate.
There's a rather obvious gap between calling someone names and throwing nuclear weapons at them.

As for controlling thoughts - that's the easiest thing in the world today. There are entire industries devoted to making sure people think as they're told to, and act as they're told to.

Of course they don't work on everyone. But if you can fool more than half of the people when you need to, you can do more or less anything you want.
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You can fall back to Startpage with !s, which should give you the same results as Google.
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I have an idea for your (2), which is a tool for interrupting you when you are procrastinating, and showing something interesting to do from your TO DO list, adequate to the current moment and place.

This could use all the addictiveness techniques of current "engagement+advertising" platforms and turn it to good use.
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> [...] they have access to most of our web browsing via Google Chrome (62.5% market share – although given the amount of broken websites (some explicitly Chrome-only!) I’ve found since switching to Firefox, I believe this number may actually be higher)

Anecdotal, but I got in touch with a pretty popular newsletter hosting tool to tell them the charts on Firefox didn't render correctly, only to be told to use Chrome.
I don't know how to quit Gmail. Any suggestions?
> ban apps that contain nipples in the United States; that censorship is entirely voluntary

Is that true? Because that would cut out the Tumblr, Imgur, Reddit, Flickr, Twitter, etc. apps. And those are just the ones I can think of off the top of my head.
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But it's not an exclusive change, the old addressing system can continue in parallel until no longer relevant.
I second Fastmail. GMail is 6MB now according to devtools, Fastmail is about half a meg. The latency in Gmail using any non Google browser makes it unusable.
Removing sideview mirrors, reduces drag by about 5%

http://publications.lib.chalmers.se/records/fulltext/143193....

Removing the doorhandles, would also reduce drag.
You can't "learn" machine learning (whatever that entails) in 3 months.

If you want to actually build up some skills, you should look further than a youtube video with a clickbait title.
I realise I'm only a s/w dev and probably not the target audience, but I stopped reading by the end of the first page. For a mini-introduction, it assumes a lot of mathematical skill.
The article says the motivation for firing them was that those employees have showned some support on social networks to the Yellow Vests movement:

"Motif ? Ils ont exprimé, sur les réseaux sociaux, une forme de soutien aux "gilets jaunes" "

I doubt that this is really the case though.
At least it's a different one, and at least Amazon typically offers a straightforward exchange of money-for-service/product, as opposed to directly monetizing surveillance.
> "The one classic comedic tool I think he lacks is jokes that reference themselves within bits (Eddie Murphy was great at this)."

I miss that too. Guess not every comedian uses all tools from the box consistently. If you don't mind artists with "funny accents" :) then Ross Noble (guy from Manchester living in Australia) and Billy Connolly are brilliant in this. Ross Noble is a genius in the way he spins elaborate stories and plots inside the mind of his audiences. His flavor is also often surreal (e.g. never put a blanket over an owl https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OFA7_Q-tpHg ... <-- needs to be watched as a whole to see his back-referencing and layering ... but just to give a taste) ...
As a side note the definition of "most useless app in existence", needs to be intended with an accent on "in existence" as the "most useless app" (now unfortunately discontinued) remains (IMHO) NaDa (since 2003):

https://web.archive.org/web/20161112122853/http://www.bernar...
I avoid Google when possible, but... can we stop saying shit in these articles that isn't proven true? Google doesn't release your email address if you delete it. Squatting isn't an issue there.

When we just start saying things that are proven incorrect it makes the entire discussion look like a bunch of spooks, it's not helpful.
Too big to jail. Google spends million lobbying so politicians that usually held local representativs accountable look elsewhere - I mean who would want to cut off their supply of free cash. Google/Youtube also hires tens of thausands of employees, including hefty chunk in California. So those local representatives like govenors or mayors won’t mention raidin Youtube because that may mean many people out of jobs - people that voted them in the office/s in the first place.
But please don’t try it at home. Unless you are a Google size or Google connections, you can be sure they will come after you. I mean they still are on Dot Com case and most likely he will be soon extradited to usa.
What about mobile users?
I’ve see the odd app / website like that, if it’s not OSS I give them the finger and move on (while politely suggesting they should offer non-google integrated options), if it is OSS I start by opening a feature / bug request (if there isn’t one already) and submit a MR if I’m able to (which often I’m not as I’m more experienced in the Ops and Sec space than I have development (understatement of the century)).
I agree, I'd rather suggest FastMail or even ProtonMail which has paid offerings. At least they make a profit from you paying for their services (at least in regards to FastMail).