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Perhaps this should be done gradually and thoughtfully, rather than pulling half the internet into each minimalist app out there.
Having followed a similar path myself, I'm not sure I'd call it entirely nonsense.

These days it's quite rare I need to dip into that toolbox, but I'm regardless quite glad I learned everything Gentoo taught me. It's often made the difference between "oh that's unfortunate, let me fix it" and "shit, I need to re-install".
I can spot Googlers (and relatively recent Xooglers) by their commenting style usually, with no other obvious disclosure. The funny thing about this, is they can be from wholly unrelated divisions from what they're commenting on, and not marketing people. Which is to say this isn't an accusation of wrongdoing here. They just have... a certain style that's distinctly Google, and it's kind of audible when reading.

I think it'd be really interesting to do some sort of data analysis on HN comment text, sorted by employer or country of origin, maybe known CEOs versus marketers versus engineers who comment, or whatever else, and see what patterns could be found. Are there certain sentence styles that correlate to different groups, or a noticeable difference in vocabulary?
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This is my all time favorite Settlers trick. I had come into possession of a Monopoly card. This was late in a six person game when all the players had a ton of cards in their hands. When it was my turn, I noted that almost all the ore was handed out (by looking at the bank’s stack). I had a lot of it myself. So I traded heavily by giving away ore and getting other cards in return, with some haggling to not raise suspicions. Once I had traded all my ore away, I played my Monoploy card to get all of it back. I got a crazy number of cards and I can never forget the look of shock on my friend’s faces.
Have you looked at Retool[0] at all? I don't know if you have a budget > $0, but they are awesome for this sort of thing.

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Other then the scheduling piece, this seems like the kind of problem a block chain would _actually solve_. I know we're all tired of "The banks/shipping industry/insurance need to use webscale blockchain!!!!"

But a signed message that's publicly audited as authentic and stored non-centrally seems perfect for canaries....
You're missing the point entirely. Maps have no defined order. You cannot "change" the order of a map, because it has no order. `[foo:1 bar:2]` is the same map as `[bar:2 foo:1]`, there is no difference.

For printing purposes that means that it doesn't matter which order you print something out in. ANY order is equally correct. So you might as well choose the one that makes the most sense to human eyes, which is to print them out ordered alphabetically on the keys.

Just because the printing function is choosing alphabetical order to print things out in, it's not "manipulating" anything. Literally nothing about the map changes.
That displays different content, but the Accept-Language header (with locale specialization) isn't about the content, its about the language the content is displayed in.
How is a "secure hospital" different from a "prison"? Presumably the patient can't leave, which means locked doors, barbed wire fences, etc. If the patient is violent, that means security personnel, meals through slots in the door, etc.

"secure hospital" is just a euphemism for "prison"
I always find this very interesting. You feel strongly enough about your point that you need to say it (albeit using a throwaway account). My reaction to your point as well as some comments above about an influx of immigration is that I think it is worth discussing. Instead of discussing it though, you make a quick remark that intends to blame wage stagnation solely on the enfranchisement of women when the issue is very likely more complex and can perhaps can be resolved without alienating and stripping the rights and agency of 50% of the population.

But the quick remark and the way you phrased it makes it seem like you just have something against women in the workplace, I'm guessing you feel threatened in some way. I don't think it would be a stretch to assume that you think the abolition of slavery also affected wages similarly.
>social teaching is being distorted and downright misrepresented by many people (including the current Pope because of his sloppy and imprecise language)

Isn't catholic social doctrine dictated by the pope?
I was wondering if these were bred by farmers from regular cows without fur?
Do you have any example of such applications that would be used by a bank?
>At best it comes across as paternalistic.

Well it's perfectly normal for a father to be paternalistic.
A lot of people say you don't need Heroku when you have Docker images, but Heroku actually takes care of the vast majority of vulnerabilities for you.
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It's a great question. I would have asked the same. I think that a quality relationship is based on trust, respect, loyalty, kindness and understanding. Be it friendship or a romantic one.

As mentioned, I have generalized my thoughts based on what I see around me.
People lack these (some or all of them) qualities enormously! If you ask me for a "proof" here, I am afraid I cannot provide one, nor anyone studying social sciences can. I can only talk from what I observe, so the surroundings will have an impact of any conclusions I am afraid.

With that said, and the simple fact that virtues and vices don't go hand in hand and they don't tolerate each other, I conclude most of my reasoning. La Rochefoucauld said "Hypocrisy is the compliment vice pays to virtue", and it will always be so. That's why I judge people by what they do, not what they say, and how much they smile to my face.

You cannot talk about honesty, if you are dishonest. Doesn't matter that you are smiling. Doesn't matter that you are not dishonest (yet) with me.
You cannot talk about loyalty if you are unfaithful.

I mean, you technically can (are able), but that just reeks of hypocrisy.

Typically, if you go against the flow, or make your stance known on these fronts, you'll come to the same realization I think. It's as if people don't like being "judged" (for lack of a better word), even though they might be in the wrong. They would rather make sure they are not judged than do something to better themselves.

So the only option left for them is to "shoot the messenger", e.g. use social skills to diminish his value in any way possible ("asocial", "rude", "unpleasant", etc.)
All else equal, waste is linearly proportional to population.

Not all is equal, but in the near future, many more people will transition into more wasteful lifestyle than people switching to less wasteful lifestyle.
The primary factor with using a Desktop Linux is GPU support.
The Videocore IV in the Raspberry Pi is as close as to open source as you're going to get on an ARM board. Plus it's been around since 2013 according to Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raspberry_Pi

Compared to this to the Mali-T720 MP2 in the Orange Pi 3, GPU support in Linux is virtually non-existent. https://linux-sunxi.org/Mali

This article is a little outdated but is still very relevant: https://forum.armbian.com/topic/7037-multimedia-related-stuf...

Also, note that GPU support on Android is usually a lot better compared to Linux. This is because they are using an older, more mature kernel.
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That's true for the us and Haiti and where else?
I wish, your vocabulary tells me that's not it. A tomato should not be "pretty good". It should be able to stand as the main course by taste alone.

The thing is, even in farmer's market, 9 times out of 10, the tomatoes suck. People don't believe it. I have this debate everytime, and get the same answers everytime.

The only way to end the debate is over diner, preferably in the south of france or in italia, during summer.
You could, but with the failure rate of non-industrial grade microSD cards I would not rely on these.
They are independent businesses. Most people have public health insurance. These are still entities distinct from the general budget. You can chose between different insurances, which have some minor differences in terms of extra services they offer. Rates also differ, but only very slightly. It’s around 12% of income.

There are also private insurances. They offer flat rates (not indexed to income) and are attractive to high earners and some young people.
The problem is that outside of the machine learning community people don't hear "within-subjects analysis" they hear (and are told) "better than human performance". Within the community I think you are right; people are working on a shared set of assumptions and have the same expectations about performance in the real world (that the results will not transfer without massive negative deltas), but that is definitely not what 10000's of web developers downloading scikit-learn or tensorflow believe.
I can add a bit of technical context here. High-end phones usually have a baseband chip separate from the main SoC. There is also an RF chip and some discrete components in front of the antennas. Qualcomm is quite dominant, but Apple has switched to Intel over the last few years.

In low- or mid-end phones the baseband is usually integrated in the main SoC. Taiwanese MediaTek is the biggest supplier. Unisoc clearly wants to compete with MediaTek, and Intels modem division has trouble getting into low-end phones as nobody wants complete Intel SoCs in phones. So they agreed to integrate Intels modem as an IP block in Unisoc chips.

In tablets and the few laptops that have mobile data the baseband + RF are usually on a modem module, M.2 or similar. The Librem 5 phone also takes this approach.
Isn't the default value whatever the OS is set to? Your "average user" shouldnt need to fiddle anyway.
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Developer cleverness/arrogance. “Users are stupid” mindset. Product designers thinking they know better than their users what language they want.

It’s infuriating to travel overseas and, without changing anything about my computer’s setup, having to deal with web sites overriding my chosen preferred language. Please, just stop doing this.
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Apparently, socialism for all is the answer when he...

1. Chooses to study to be a doctor in one of the most expensive places in the UK rather than staying at home and studying locally or moving up north where rents are significantly cheaper.

2. Gets a place to stay that is more expensive than he ca n afford in an expensive town. Everything else, of course, will be expensive as a consequence.

3. Has to work to pay rent, chooses a job with anti-social hours which will, of course, make his ability to concentrate and therefore study a very difficult subject even harder.

4. Whilst supposedly being in debt, they cover their body in tattoos which are not cheap or necessary to survive.

5. Drops out, which is a worse decision that borrowing your course fees and putting them all on black in the casino as you've guaranteed lost your money, also months of your life and others around will almost certainly consider it a sign of poor decision making.

Everyone should watch the Yuri Bezmenov video on YouTube to show just how effective the KGB subversion in the west was - these kids will give up capitalism without even realising or believing they've been manipulated.
I've never been very fond of CLR outside of Windows platforms.

As for LLVM, sandboxing has never been a core feature (AFAIK).
When I was young, I thought I was just naturally "gifted" (I was in the "gifted" program in grade school after all, so there was that). I figured that I was one of the smart people who could figure out anything and not one of the dumb people who had to work to understand things. I felt this way for a while, right up until I ran into calculus. Man, calculus chewed me up and spit me out. I had this sort of epiphany when I realized that, no matter how smart I was or was not, there were things out there that were difficult for me to understand and there may well be things out there that may be impossible for me to understand. I got to be a bit more humble after that - but I interact with people who, I believe, have never had that experience or, worse, ignored it: if I can't figure it out, and I know I'm smart, it must be pointless, so I'll ignore it. I depressingly suspect these people of mistaking need to concentrate with stupidity, regardless of the topic.
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So if an attacker already has access to your filesystem to modify your files, they can install stuff?

By this time it's already too late.
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That’s not localization, though. That’s market segmentation based on location detection, which is a different thing, strictly speaking.

I mean, they could still show me the UK-only site if they determine that I am in the UK, but show me the UK site in German, with German units, dates and time codes, etc., because that’s what my browser might tell them that I prefer.
Or an MVNO like Fi.
Yes, and ice cream taste amazing.

That's not the debate. With proper ingredients, you can make anything taste fantastic.
> Why can't you incorporate women's issues into your world view without having daughters? Or civil rights issues without being black?

Most people are most sympathetic to the plight of themselves and perhaps their children. The GP has daughters and is presumably not African-American.

I wonder if you're talking about an attitude that you think the OP ought to have, whereas he/she is describing the attitude that he/she does have.
But then you lose the value of deterrence. I'm not bashing Norway, but if that's what our prisons were like, I think a lot of people wouldn't find them a deterrent at all, and in fact for a lot of people, they would represent an improvement in their lives.

Prison should not be cruel (e.g., solitary confinement for more than a short period of time in unacceptable), but it should still be unpleasant if it is to serve as a deterrent to committing crime, and that is definitely one of the biggest reasons we have prisons... to incentivize people to stay out of them.
My longtime buddy owns two combination cafe/coffee shops/bakery (2 units total). He called me yesterday looking for an ecommerce strategy job (which he did previously) since the incredibly low wages, and long hours were enough.
Something like 40% of Americans have zero savings and would be ruined by a medium health emergency or unexpected car repair. What are you talking about.
Gopher support rich media, it just doesn't double as a client side application platform like the modern web does.
Did you know Red Hat has a free container registry [1] which is being constantly watched for CVEs and CVEs are fixed like within a week of announcement?

Just try "docker run -it registry.access.redhat.com/rhel7-minimal /bin/bash" and you're good to go...

[1] https://access.redhat.com/containers
I think the HAM radio operators have us covered there.

On a serious note if you wanted to play around with "infrastructure breakdown tolerant" stuff, a rtl-sdr is like 30$ on amazon and it's fun to mess around with. You can tune into HAM groups, police radio, the weather, traffic control, etc.

EDIT: Before others mention it, no broadcasting without knowing what you're doing! Listening is perfectly fine, but if you show up on the police scanner they might not be happy....
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Wow. That's almost exactly what I was looking for last week.

I have an old machine I'd like to turn into a WORM server, but I want it to be silent and would rather re-use a bunch of old memory cards than spend money on new storage.

All I could find was a device that put two MicrSD cards into a single SD card. This is even better.

I'd buy it if there was a USB version, since the computer I want to re-use only has USB ports.
So you could have a slow $5000 10TB flash drive.
Yes, those are the worst.

Sometimes I can't buy books or movies or games in the language I prefer (English), I have to wait for (usually poor) localization. The number of times I have saw the dreaded "this product is available only for the residents of US and Canada", I can't even understand, why my money is not good enough for that.
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It's difficult to achieve it for a single team if the rest of org does not focus on it. Culture does play a part here.
I think there’s a parallel with how apps keep a trailing materialied view of the data instead of re-creating from the log, unless necessary.
> In my meager experience, soil is the most important variable

It may very well be the reason most vegetables taste like crap today: we keep exhausting all the soils.
how would you describe him?
No, I'm thinking about what we read in the Snowden leaks (if you bothered reading them).
It seems to me you're committing an is/ought fallacy. The GP was was describing his/her actual feelings on the matter, not the idealized feelings you seem to be recommending.
The point is, people with PTSD suffer and their lives are influenced significantly. They have harder time to keep jobs due to symptoms, their relationships are influenced as they are harder to be around, they are more likely to abuse alcohol or drugs, they generally need help.

Other people experiencing post-traumatic growth does not offset all that. It does not make for losses and answer to "is it overall beneficial for people to go through that" is still no.

Counselor answer suggests yes and that is what people take issue with. Whether one can have PTSD and post traumatic growth at the same time is different question.
You could put this into a 2.5" external enclosure with a usb 3.0 port.
Yet Google, Microsoft and Apple use it. :( At least with Google, you can usually log in to your profile and set it to English; with Microsoft and Apple, you are out of luck.
For 1080p video decoding, the Pi is actually surprisingly good at it (smooth source file playback at the original 30 fps). I use it as a Kodi machine plugged into my TV.
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What's to stop the courts and three letter orgs from strongarming you into continuing to send the canary? Couldn't they consider stopping a form of speech that violates a court order, in other words contempt.
I would be very cautious with those vulnerabilities reports, 95% of the time it's libraries from the Docker image that you will never use or don't have access to.
If he's appealing to Catholic social teaching and using that thinking, he's definitely missing the point.

No proper Catholic would think, "We don't need to punish people now because they'll get theirs in the afterlife". That is absolutely not a Catholic view for a number of reasons.
We also have bullshit jobs. Take a look around you and see the proliferation of pointless jobs. In the office there are plenty of them, within the world of internet development there are plenty of them. Out in town there are plenty of them. You can feel richer just because your job adds to the bottom line instead of costing the bottom line, you are therefore not with a bullshit job, therefore you feel richer than that temp who muddles through data that really needs just one SQL query to make proper sense of.

For a reality check it sometimes helps to think how you used to live in the past. Maybe you spent $$$ on a hobby every week, had a fleet of vehicles, went on holidays, had spare rooms in your house. Or maybe you had friends that had all these things and worked a job where they were back home by six every day.

https://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/david-graeber-bullsh...
>As a German, I'll gladly pay bureaucracy for peace. There's trade benefits inside the EU, free travel for all citizens, and, recently added, no more roaming fees for mobile phones.

Of course brain drain has been hugely beneficial for Germany. It also helps Germany that weaker economies are tied to the euro which keeps the euro's exchange rate down.

I used to be pro-EU, but time and time again they create regulations and directives that are simply harmful for our future or don't consider collateral damage. Furthermore, Germany and France seem to be pushing hard on becoming rulers whether the other members want it or not.

>but I disagree that leaving would improve things for any country.

Of course leaving won't improve things because the EU will try to punish any leavers as much as possible. The entire EU situation is just depressing, because you can't leave, it won't improve and bad decisions keep being made and you're forced to abide by them. And what makes it even worse is that the pro-EU people are telling me that I should be happy because of these bad decisions.
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With Privacy Badger and Firefox's Tracking Protection, I have no issue with Bloomberg pages. Reading View (F9) improves on this even further, and just shows me the text.
Yeah technically they terminated that one with no pressure.
This reminded me of the following from The Tao of Programming[0]:

"There was once a programmer who was attached to the court of the warlord of Wu. The warlord asked the programmer: "Which is easier to design: an accounting package or an operating system?"

"An operating system," replied the programmer.

The warlord uttered an exclamation of disbelief. "Surely an accounting package is trivial next to the complexity of an operating system," he said.

"Not so," said the programmer, "When designing an accounting package, the programmer operates as a mediator between people having different ideas: how it must operate, how its reports must appear, and how it must conform to the tax laws. By contrast, an operating system is not limited by outside appearances. When designing an operating system, the programmer seeks the simplest harmony between machine and ideas. This is why an operating system is easier to design."

The warlord of Wu nodded and smiled. "That is all good and well, but which is easier to debug?"

The programmer made no reply."

[0]: http://www.mit.edu/~xela/tao.html
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