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I don't really like the end result of all of the changes; it seems a lot busier than the current UI.

Maybe I am just really used to the current UI, but I don't really feel like I need to see the codebase, last N number of commits, and language statistics all at the same time. I prefer the current set up in that the language stats are incredibly minimalistic and the current list of commits are viewable if you click on commits.

I also think putting the navigation all one line is a bit cumbersome in that you would have to scan all of the links horizontally. I feel as though this makes it harder to find which link I need to click on.

I do like that flat design on some of the buttons but overall, I feel like the redesign is difficult to take in.
Yeah, but even in the old days the developers would still be prototyping. Internal stakeholders are still stakeholders, and it’s developers optimizing for things other than speed. Nintendo devs famously build nothing until Mario’s jump (the MVP) feels right.
We hear things about Western involvement in Afghanistan all the time. People talk about it and criticize the governments responsible for it on prime time newscasts. I’ve even watched debates between anti-war activists and the politicians responsible, on live un-edited television, where afterwards political experts analyze the debates and some of them conclude that the activist won. Has something like that ever happened on Chinese television about this particular situation?
Absolutely not.

Facebook comments aren't much better than YouTube, especially non-English ones that Facebook doesn't bother moderating at all. With about 97% of social market share in my country and a real name policy, it should be a brease to use it. It's absolutely not.

As for the prosecution, only if your country decides to give a fuck. There's a case in which a soldier called for a journalist to be raped and killed in a public Facebook post using his real name. He didn't face any consequences despite the story being picked up and screenshots of his public Facebook status shared all over the news.

Death threats, hate crimes, separatist movements, fake news... Real name policy stops absolutely nothing.
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Couldn't you use this approach to generate better inputs for the ML so that it's less complicated? The convolutional nn ocr linked below needs 450 million parameters!
> Is it possible that living in a city with functioning public transport has sheltered me to the point of naivety?

Yeah, I think so. Financing is pretty much standard in America when you make the decision to buy a new vehicle (and many times, when buying a used vehicle).

The median amount American citizens have in savings is just over $5k:

https://smartasset.com/checking-account/savings-account-aver...

Not awesome.
"I have high expectations for China."

Why? Besides Tiananmen, China has the same government and leadership culture that perpetrated the Cultural Revolution. Going back slightly further to the 1800s, the Taiping Rebellion killed 20-70 million people in China, humanity's bloodiest rebellion/Civil War. Chinese culture has a looooong history of violent repression of internal dissent IMO....
Why do you believe that? There are a number of problems with references, and bias (both positive and negative) is perhaps the most difficult to overcome.
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As with most other I agree, don't like the end result.
you are lucky with two months. in germany it took me over 2.5 years with a lawsuit to return a new car which did had a water lack also after 3 repairs.
Chrysler got burned on this way back. “The pride is back and so is the odometer.”
I was impressed with the community that didn't want their own kid's teachers living near them for fear it would reduce property values.

https://www.mercurynews.com/2018/10/06/turn-schools-into-tea...
It's called AOSP. Community makes AOSP images for a bunch different devices. If you are looking for one image that supports multiple devices look for AOSP treble rom.
Ever thought about having children? That'll keep you busy the rest of your life and can be very fulfilling!
> C++ at() doesn't check and abort, it checks and throws a specific documented exception that you can catch. So it is, in fact, closer to get(), just using a very inefficient way of reporting.

You can catch a panic, and you can compile C++ with -fno-exception. at() is not closer to get() than to [].
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> Lack of parameterisation of exception signature is not the reason why checked exceptions are a bad idea

It absolutely is one of the reasons why they are a bad idea, and why reified results are so much more useable and useful.

> Failure is a function of implementation details

In the original intention, that's what unchecked exceptions were for, with checked exceptions for the reporting of errors rather than failure. That's why java didn't have only checked exceptions.
How can web assembly deal with per-env variables? Need to recompile for every environment? That means recompile at startup, since I deploy the same artifact to different envs and allow the env to define its vars. For this reason, as a sys admin, I hate web assembly (and most other asset pipelines)
Especially for things like Python's embedded SQLite. Packaging and loading an extension module cross-platform with an otherwise pure Python script seems difficult.
Because Wikipedia doesn’t want to waste money.

“A few cents an hour”. It’s a 30% markup over physical hardware, not to mention extortionate bandwidth pricing.
Graphs are OK in reference counting languages like swift / objective-c, it doesn't have to be done with a GC.

I think you could use Rc<Thing> in rust too if you want to solve it using rust, but then you have "swift with more boilerplate" as one friend said.
I've had the same experience. Loved my LD RWD enough to get a LD AWD.
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Perhaps instead of downvoting this honest question, you could let me know what you disagree with here?
Unfortunately oneplus only sells accessories for the last and current generations. Really sucks cause my 3 is still working flawlessly but I can't find a good screen protector for it.
You seem to be misunderstanding the usage of the word "expectation" in this context. I want China to meet a higher standard of behavior. China is failing to meet that standard.
Yes, you are right. But I really can not find a proper word to describe this project.
CovenantForum just stores all the data in CovenantSQL which is a database use blockchain to sync "binlog". CovenantForum also stores the pictures in database as blob.
This is new- 'India has terrorist camps' lol.
Your own foreign minister admits terrorist Masood Azhar live in Pakistan(whose brother hijacked Indian plane which everyone in the world knows).
It will be 10x better in software quality than Bitcoin or Ethereum with 10x better adoption by regulators.

Problem is, it can’t induce a speculative bubble (being a stablecoin), so 99% of the reason to be excited over a cryptocurrency no longer exists with this.
According to [1], ISO/IEC 9075:2016 specifies JSON functionality in ISO SQL, though I don't have access to it/didn't buy the standard text. I also don't know whether Postgres etc. is designed to follow the standard, as Postgres' implementation predates it, but would expect sqlite to.

[1]: https://modern-sql.com/blog/2017-06/whats-new-in-sql-2016
> The network error that makes a mockery of pretending something is local. […] I'm in favour of error values for functions that return errors in normal circumstances.

Checked exceptions were intended for the latter, and unchecked exceptions for the latter.
But isn't it weird to just compare it to fuel costs and declare it's an insignificant amount? It's still 50 bucks.
Lol. Best selling electric car in world last year with heaps of momentum that just got cheaper. Doesn't appear to be collapsing to me.
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HN is self selecting a higher quality audience. The content is interesting to an educated audience, the website contains very little fluff/idle entertainment and the ui is ugly to the average user.
Hi sctb, I’m given to understand that you’re one of the moderators here. I’ve tried to contact you three times in theee weeks through email, and this is my third time trying to get your attention in the comments, so far without a response. Is there a better way to contact you? I don’t feel good about inserting my comment in an unrelated post like this, but I’m unsure what else to do.
I'm surprised there would be a significant speed difference. My understanding is that they're mostly rewriting the C parts in Rust, which shouldn't change the speed much. Maybe byte-compilation is disabled for remacs or something? Or perhaps some debug options are enabled by default?
Hi dang, I’m given to understand that you’re one of the moderators here. I’ve tried to contact you three times in theee weeks through email, and this is my third time trying to get your attention in the comments, so far without a response. Is there a better way to contact you? I don’t feel good about inserting my comment in an unrelated post like this, but I’m unsure what else to do.
I think the main reason they don't try is for Atlassian the enterprise market is the most important market. How many enterprises really care about the free tier?

Also aren't free tier customers the most costily in terms of support, etc?

50 mins seems perfect for a trial to see if you want to purchase it.
Ironic you would say this on a low toxicity anonymous forum.
Which part of ”we have to pretend to be a deprecated system that pretends to be an even more deprecated system that pretends to be an obsolete system to prevent Emacs from flickering” is a feature?
Can some UI expert chime in what it is about the windows style redesign that makes everything so absolutely clear and easy to find? I can find everything literally at a glance?

It's not sexy, quite the opposite but god does it run electricity through my fingers. I feel like i would use the shit out of it.

Is it association and familiarity with the old windows UI or does it follow human nature better?
You sound like someone who has never even visited then. The "desert bloom" is one of the most unique and spectacular things you can see in California. It's actually coming up and it's a big source of tourism especially amongst Californians.

Here's an update on the upcoming desert bloom from a couple of days ago with a nice video included:

https://www.mercurynews.com/2019/02/21/its-almost-time-for-c...

Aside from this the Anza-Borrego Desert(within the area in discussion here) has natural springs and oases, bighorn sheep which are endangered, there's also golden eagles, black-tailed jackrabbits, kit foxes, deer, falcons and dozens of different reptiles. I would highly recommend spending some time there before dismissing it as a "fucking desert."
Wow. If any program had ”we have to pretend to be a deprecated system that pretends to be an even more deprecated system that pretends to be an obsolete system to prevent Emacs from flickering”, HN would crucify it.

With Emacs? Oh, it’s perfect!
How many grad students for generations have been smoking dope despite the laws against it? Using sci-hub despite the law is not a significant departure from the status quo of grad students ignoring dumb laws when it suits them. Sci-hub does not present a uniquely deleterious effect on the ethics of grad students.

Also, even if sci-hub were legal, you still wouldn't cite the sci-hub url. That's not how things are cited.
Does YouTube even provide tools to let people do effective moderation nowadays?
Just telling content creators that it's essentially their problem now can't be the whole solution. This reads like the typical Google response of leaving the people that fill their platform with quality without any useful feedback.
The json sql syntax was probably invented by the same jagoffs who came up with C++ STL map api. I can’t imagine how much bikeshedding it took to come up with this crap.
Those that truly do know how to work the system should be able to get a better deal. Subsidized of course by those who are not good at it. Or who don't care.
Ok. Let’s say we remove this: ”we have to pretend to be a deprecated system that pretends to be an even more deprecated system that pretends to be an obsolete system to prevent Emacs from flickering”.

How will it make Emacs not a text program with a GUI component?
There seems to be some attraction to CL for QC researchers. I also used CL for my PhD's QC compiler and VM. Although my low-lv QVM was written in C, it takes s-expr input. I'm a bit sad it wasn't cited by the Quil guys :p

https://github.com/yvdriess/mcc

https://github.com/yvdriess/qvm
"Far, far below the deepest delving of the Dwarves, the world is gnawed by nameless things. Even Sauron knows them not. They are older than he. Now I have walked there, but I will bring no report to darken the light of day."

― Gandalf
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Don't let them use YouTube. It's an adult platform. When I was little we weren't allowed to watch TV after a certain time.
Who says Dark isn't optimistic? It makes me happy whenever I see it :)
I love when this kind of crazy things are invented, you are very creative sir !
Who defines "moral"? I can't see that breaking any law is the moral thing to do as the law is the moral code that society agreed to give it self (at least in a democracy).

By your logic it might become moral to murder, because it benefits you and maybe many others more than the one murdered.

Following the law is always a moral obligation and personally deciding which rules should be followed and which shouldn't is a dangerous space. Especially from a biased and self-centered world view, which we all have as individuals.
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While I agree on the "pick the right tool for the job" part, your comment makes me suspect that you have not had a look at GDB for very long (or at all).

I have to use the VS debugger at my workplace, and even as someone who has merely dabbled in GDB a bit, I recognize that it's so far out of VS' league, it isn't even funny.
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And when what was posted on 4chan was links to a series of meteorological studies and reports? I'm not being obtuse - I think this is actually a perfect example of one of the many problems here.

It's difficult to get (and in turn, give) a fair assessment of an issue without actually genuinely understanding the nuances of arguments on all significant sides. But issues are not simple and journalists are, in general, not qualified to meaningfully interpret the things they're reporting on. I think we've all probably experienced the pain that is reading an article that we happen to be experts on, yet we turn the page to something we're not experts on and suddenly expect it to be better?

Ideally providing 'context' would simply be that, but in practice 'context' can be, and frequently is, framed to cast an assessment on an issue - even when not intentional! Even your example here would be a perfect example of the inadvertent. Meteorological forecasts are pretty much meaningless at the 20 day level. Should our journalist mention this? Is failing to omit it misleading? There's just a lot of tricky issues like this. By contrast, if you simply report plain falsifiable facts directly driven by the story at hand, which would include things such as 'x' said 'y', you avoid all of this and simply have good, impartial reporting. That reporting could then be analyzed by more qualified parties to provide 'context'.
I don't think it's really similar to Eve at all, except that it's an outside the box look at how we code. We're extremely focused on the backend coding use case, and solving known problems. I think Eve was on the path of experimenting to come up with a new way of doing computing, while we basically know what we're aiming to build already (and mostly have for over a year now).

That said, it has a lot of similarities to LightTable, especially regarding coding with live values.
> once you decide that laws are secondary to your personal and professional needs if you don't get caught, you're likely to use the same argument in other respect

I don't think it's that clear cut. If you drive above the speed limit, or smoke weed in a state where it's not allowed, or pirate some DVDs, you're not automatically going to progress to more serious crimes. People seem to be perfectly capable of "ahh let's ignore this stupid law" and not start sliding down some slippery slope.
The awk language and shell are now in one bundle called POSIX. A POSIX shell environment is not conforming if it doesn't have an awk command. A conforming POSIX implementation could make awk a shell builtin.
Obligatory link to the Electronic Frontier Foundation's Surveillance Self Defense guide:

https://ssd.eff.org
YouTube moderation tools were abhorrent last time I tried them.
> and even with tab completion navigation between files is hard compared to just a couple of clicks?

Since when?

Editor speaking, I can navigate / open files / select faster with keyboard than it would take to move the hand to the mouse. Not move the mouse and click, just in time it takes to switch the right hand I can launch three of four keystrokes, and that's enough to complete arbitrary operation in vim or Emacs. By the time I'd complete that op by clicking, I could do a dozen more from keyboard. Mousing is that slow.

Terminal speaking, sure, typing even portions of file names + arcane flags may seem a bit slower than pointing and clicking. But then I can type: | some-other-command --flags, and good luck doing that with mouse in reasonable time. And then, satisfied with my result, I can go back to the initial command and shove a "*" somewhere, and now I'm in batch mode, and with one Enter press repeating the same operation on a dozen or thousands of files. At this point, pure-GUI user would have to get on the web to find specialized software...
Ivanpah uses water, not salts:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ivanpah_Solar_Power_Facility
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In all employment arbitration agreements I’ve read, the employer did not have control of who the arbitrator is. I’ve read... several.
I think so. Model3 used to have 300k backlog and now you can get one in 2 weeks?!
> Sure, let's have more coal from Nevada instead

I have always wished that anyone who complains about wind or solar destroying their view should be forced to live with a coal or nuclear plant in their backyard for 12 months, so they can get some perspective.

That, or severely reduce their electricity consumption, forever.
That's exactly the whole problem with web editors:

- If they abstract a lot, you can target designers but then it inevitably produce unmaintainable spaghetti code because it does not know exactly where you are going

- If you abstract it less, you can only target developers but what's the point for developers to use an UI when they have to know how to code in the first place?
Not an anti-trust issue in this case. Plain old market failure.
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That is an implementation detail. The feature is "witness the firepower of this fully armed and operational battle station/editor, of which 99% works and looks the same both in GUI and terminal, at zero extra effort from feature developers". Whether or not the implementation is truly necessary to achieve the feature, that I don't know.
It's not risk to children reading them, it's promotion of pedophilia that is the problem.

You don't just drive them into dark corners where you pretend they don't exist.

You don't pretend they don't exist, but you don't let them normalize their conduct either. And that is absolutely what is happening with the previous approach.
This is most probably the result of the UI making you resurface good memories of your past.

Anyway the old Win UI was extremely clear in creating visual hierarchies, when not too many layers were on the screen — modern UI tends to be optimized for a way larger amount of layers, or the opposite, a hyper reduced hierarchy complexity (not the ergonomic / perceived complexity)
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Okay, this makes me a little more comfortable - does Apple state this as being how they determine data residency?
I don't think this is the objective. It would certainly never happen - for political reasons, there is no way Emacs would ever depend on a non-GNU compiler.
The Xinjiang situation doesn't have a lot of pragmatic options aside from going down a path akin to Crimea or Bosnia.

From what I can tell:

- Xinjiang is 90% uninhabited grassland and desert; so we're talking about a big region with a lot of emptiness.

- China's value is the New Silk Road railroad from Asia -> Europe travels through Urumqi in Xinjiang, and the region is part of China's Western Development Strategy to enhance its economy.

- Geopolitically: surrounded by Mongolia, Kazakhstan, Russia, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Pakistan. Basically even if "annexed" by any surrounding nations, Xinjiang would still be governed by a pseudo-"termless president" unitary state.

- Demographically: There's going to be an inflection point between the "native" population and the Han Chinese population. Having a bunch of new people into the neighborhood and receive favoritism isn't bound to win over locals. That could also push the "native" population to emigrate to neighboring countries with language and cultural similarities.

- If Xinjiang declared independence, which would likely start elevated conflict with China, then I could see Russia (+ the '-stans') supporting Xinjiang (covertly or overtly) if that means gaining a new "puppet state" in East Turkestan, and having greater control over the Eurasian Land Bridge railroads.

- Growing Islamic radicalization or "imported terrorism" in Xinjiang from fellow Sunni Islam countries (e.g. Pakistan, Afghanistan, Saudi Arabia) would be a death sentence for any hope of negotiation, as China would only double-down on their grasp and it would turn the region into another Syria.

- There is no compelling reason for the U.S. or Western Europe to send any military forces to Xinjiang because there is nothing to gain aside from karma. It's high-risk political suicide to enter into such a war post-Middle East when there is low demand for coal and enough domestic resources for oil/natural gas.

- Since the most major cities in Xinjiang are also the highest percentage areas of Han Chinese (like Urumqi), losing them in an independence initiative for East Turkestan would mean most Uyghurs would lose access to those economic sources and probably have to re-rely on agriculture. If China decided to blockade Turkestan (like U.S. to Cuba), then Russia (and ex-USSR) would be the new economic lifeline for the region.
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