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I think you're misunderstanding what I'm saying.

The same people that lived in Tenochtitlan hadn't yet discovered iron or had an alphabet.

By most objective measurements, their civilization was in an earlier stage than say, Ming China.

A part of this was due to lower competition levels in the New World (fewer people - and cultures - overall) and a part of it was environmental. For example they didn't have wheeled vehicles because they didn't have horses or oxen.

And regarding your city comparison, Ur had 100.000 people in 2100 BC (!), Carthage had 0.5M in 300 BC, Rome had 1.2M in 200 AD, Baghdad had 0.9M in 900 AD and Beijing had 1M in 1500 AD. So? :)
Sorry I didn't mean it lost its effect over the years. As other answers say it makes me sleep for a few days and then it stops being effective and I try to increase the dose a little which doesn't help. Other drugs I used were Xanax and Ambien, but I dropped all of them for different reasons. Currently, I'm using Prozac.
I tried to search for it but found no pictures. Do you have any?
how on earth can you compare children toting guns and shouting `death to israel` with whatever the israeli kids are taught? (I doubt they are even told about Palestinians, tbh)
The "you can't offshore tech" arguments of today are basically the same "you need skilled labor to manufacture this, they can't do that in the 3rd world" arguments of decades past.
Let's not cut off our face to spite our noses ... despite our efforts, demand for plastic isn't going away anytime soon; so if we can start producing better plastic, that would at least mitigate one half of the equation.
It's easy to remain oblivious and treat any mention as pedantry when you're not among those affected. Even if 95% of people are like that, denying their reality is still a form of soft bigotry. Here's an essay that might help to explain why some people care more than you do, and rightly so.

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/10/18/opinion/england-ireland-b...
Also a jazz musician (bass), though it's been years since I've done any gigs.
My children aren't. My children play with Arab children, and share their snacks. I'm 100% certain that my children have influenced at least some Arab children to reject the hatred that they are taught.

Note that in the West Bank itself, there are not many opportunities for the children to play together if the parents do not already know each other, because each side is wary of the other. So much of that interaction happens on the other side of the Green Line, with Arab children that do not live in the West Bank.
From my recollection the smaller doses as you suggest were always known to be better but they were patented in the US by the institution that found them so only larger 3mg style doses can legally be sold cheaply, hence why most of what you can easily buy is 3mg+.
OT: the automatic removal of “how” from the beginning of titles is not exactly working out so well.
> But the fact is, the risks will be worth it, and you can always ask for forgiveness.

Except when it's not worth it or you cannot ask for forgiveness.

> Next time you’re faced with a difficult situation, exercise the freedom of your own inner-world to take corrective action.

That sounds nice in theory, but in practice it will need a lot of practice. It's not like you can switch on Nelson-Mandela-mode off-handedly.

I agree with the rest of the article though.
Do you have a problem with the KDE workflow, or do you just want it to use tools you're more familier with?
Not all open source projects are on Github. In fact Github doesn't even host the majority of it.
The tidyverse and data.table universes are two very comprehensive sets of packages that kind of offer a replacement to the base R syntax, and they are pretty nice languages.
He sure comes off as a quack.
It's on their own git server: https://cgit.kde.org/kdenlive.git/
Is there any technical reason the IP addresses of those servers couldn’t also be sold?

Could some court or another order the whole server-side kit be sold? IP addresses, encryption keys, protocols, API, etc.
Because KDE as a major and old open-source community doesn't like to use proprietary hosting services when they have their own infrastructure (and probably had their own infrastructure before Github even existed?)
The problem is that there is no 'base system' for the Linux kernel to attach to, the implementations vary widely. If one of the core BSDs were widely adopted, the practise of developers building binaries as they do for Windows and macOS would be more feasible.
> - Anyone who needs to reach you so urgently that it can't wait until later in the day or tomorrow morning can call you [...] - Don't answer the phone

...great?
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Really great examples. Anyone got any updates on what the best python equivalent is? Bokeh? Plotly?
Figure out who your ideal customer is and make sure your product fulfills that customer's needs. Be really specific about that, not just "project manager", but include age, marital status, hobbies, etc so you really get to know this person. You want to be able to know them so intimately that you could conceivably introduce them to a friend at a social gathering.

The point here is to get into the mindset of the users of your product. What are you enabling them to do, how do they want to interact with it, and how much are they willing to pay for the service.

You'll want 2-3 ideal customers to start off with to cover your target market. Once you have an idea of who that is, find them. You already know them well enough to know where they would be found, right?
Can you blame them? Israel has time and time again committed war crimes, hiding behind accusations of antisemitism whenever anyone calls them out, which cheapens the suffering of people who actually experience antisemitism in order to defend crimes against humanity.

From Human Rights Watch [0]: Israel maintains entrenched discriminatory systems that treat Palestinians unequally. Its over half-century-long occupation of the West Bank and Gaza involves systematic rights abuses, including collective punishment, routine use of excessive lethal force, and prolonged administrative detention without charge or trial for hundreds. It builds and supports illegal settlements in the occupied West Bank, expropriating Palestinian land and imposing burdens on Palestinians but not on settlers, restricting their access to basic services and making it nearly impossible for them to build in much of the West Bank without risking demolition. Israel’s decade-long closure of Gaza, supported by Egypt, severely restricts the movement of people and goods, with devastating humanitarian impact. The Palestinian Authority in the West Bank and Hamas in Gaza both sharply restrict dissent, arbitrarily arresting critics and torturing those in their custody.

For more details, see [1] and [2].

[0] https://www.hrw.org/middle-east/n-africa/israel/palestine

[1] https://www.hrw.org/news/2018/06/13/israel-apparent-war-crim...

[2] https://www.hrw.org/news/2019/01/28/submission-human-rights-...
That's a very obvious strawman. If you downsize it to the level that GP alluded to, asking if Trump's voters are jerks because they voted him into power, I guess a non-negligible amount of people would agree.
Darrell Huff's style in How to Lie with Smoking Statistics was to marshal an army of minor quibbles to apparently undermine the entire body of research: find a small flaw in one study, a minor error in another, and pretty soon you've made it appear like all the research is flawed. He didn't need to actually prove any one study wrong.

He also relied pretty heavily on arguments that correlation is not causation because smokers are genetically predisposed to smoke, and may also be predisposed to cancer and other maladies. He even quoted R.A. Fisher's argument that people smoke to quell irritation and annoyance, and having a chronic inflammation or cancer might just be the kind of irritation that makes you subconsciously want to smoke.

No number of enormous well-conducted observational studies would prevent Huff from making up scenarios for other types of confounding. Check out Chapter 12 of the book.
Hardware support is pretty solid, since the kernel, like all packages, is fairly up to date. There's also an option to install proprietary GPU drivers out of the box. And when reinstalling an old ThinkPad, it was also the only distro among the few I had handy that actually came with the correct Intel wifi firmware so I could, you know, install. Two thumbs up for Antergos.
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The 737 and 757 (and 707 and 727) all have exactly the same fuselage diameter, the 757 is merely longer. Seat pitch is determined by the airline.

I agree with you about the re-engining though. Seems Boeing might have pushed the 737 airframe one generation too far.
Again you're just blaming the end user for companies making the bulk of pollution of all sorts.

I don't want the box in a box in a box with countless plastic air pillows in an Amazon shipment. Nor do I want razorsharp clamshell packaging. Nor do I need plastic bags- I use cloth bags.

Yet I'm the one somehow "responsible" for a variety of pollution and climate change. Its not my fault things are built with planned obsolescence. I can repair a variety of things, but with glues and ultrasonic welding makes things notoriously difficult.

Tl;Dr. Companies are really responsible, but 3 Rs are targeting citizens.
My irrelevant "blip" for 2017 was picking up 300 bags of trash off beaches with my own bare hands. I didn't lead with that, but you brought it up.
Israeli children are in fact taught about the non-Jewish citizens. I would venture that the vast majority are taught that we're different, but neither of us are "better". We have different holidays, different language, and even measure the year differently, but we can play together and learn each other's language.
Don't know the fps, but remember the graphics where awesome after getting a Voodoo2 card in '98 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3dfx_Interactive
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For example, I've had an example where factor 1 would classify low resolution parameters and factor 2 and further are the only factors of relevance.

When one examined the data, some parameters were in 40 square kilometer boxes and others in more like 0.5 square kilometer boxes. Factor 1 would tell you which parameters are in the 40 square kilometer boxes.

Another interesting example is that one can use this to for example counteract the effects of inflation on sales prices.
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Yup. China doesn't export into another dimension; they're country that specialized to be the world's factory. And a factory doesn't do anything without work orders, which come predominantly from the western markets.
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YC's latest batch has a "drop-in replacement" for WordPress that is actually a rewrite-your-app headless CMS with little differentiation from every other headless CMS and a "don't worry, you don't need to know how to code to automate crypto trading, we definitely aren't watching for which models work!"

Bullshit abounds. And YC is supposed to be the smart-and-decent money.

TBH, one of the really nice things about living around here is that if I take a meeting with a funded company they almost certainly hit at least some bar of seriousness. All successful companies? Definitely not, but there is a lot less chaff for me to filter through.
But Embraer doesn't compete directly with that 737
90% of Estonian households have access to the internet. [1] The percent is still increasing. On top of that, it's possible to request the government to send an official to your home if you wish to cast a paper vote from home.

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[1] https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/tgm/table.do?tab=table&init=1&...
Those topics are way too broad to brush off in one sentence.
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I still don't understand. How does DNS over HTTPS differ from DNS over port 53 in a way that would impact the ability to host internal zones (or even split DNS)?
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You mean why they are using git as intended instead of introducing a single point of failure? ;-)

Many in the free software movement shun commercial software. To make things worse, GitHub recently got aquired by one of free softwares old enemies.

Personally I've used and even recommended GitHub before Gitlab became available and I don't shun them or even Microsoft, but I also see where they might be coming from.
I think his thoughts are more like "what if you need to do something with the cable that lays under the other one?" At least that's what I'm wondering about. ;-)
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Have you read tootie's comment at-all?

> "You can't say your PM is a jerk, but not the people because the people voted for him (or at least his party)."

No, it's not the people. It's some people that voted Likud in. Much like some Americans voted Trump in. Where's the strawman?
I know, I live in Germany. The Pfand and bottle reuse system is pretty nice.
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You can also do this with NixOS...
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That's silly in the US case because the president doesn't even have the power to decide how to spend the money in the treasury much less the accumulated wealth of the companies and people... In the case of a dictatorship mixing the wealth of both makes sense at least a bit because they can directly control a lot of it (and are often embezzling the shit out of everything too so they actually 'own' a lot of wealth).
1. The company that sent the waste, relative to what they'd pay for a proper disposal.

2. The people that accepted and disposed of the waste, on the difference between how they declared to do it vs. how they actually did it.
Then don't code in your free time. My family likes eating my cookies and hearing me play piano.
Well, at this point it's very complicated.

And this is why I think snap/flatpack/etc model ("system" in system) is real solution for linux desktop.

Valve's Steam client already achieved same thing: provided one "sdk" for apps, one runtime (that developer can rely on) - because you can't have one main linux organisation like microsoft and apple.
I've implemented something very similar for upgrading headless Linux mobile robots. One nice property of this approach is that the in-memory installer environment and associated scripts can be common between USB-based install media and a remotely-triggerable kexec type installer.

At first, it surprised me there wasn't more standard tooling out there for this kind of thing, but as I got more into it, I realised how specific to our particular needs my solution had become, and I could see how it would be hard to offer something generic that would be a good fit for a wide range of use-cases without being super-bloated.
I'm a go novice, and don't have any particular knowledge about dgraph, but is this a case where auto-generated code could be a good solution? (Assuming it's a bounded set of types)
I could see taking this approach if the outer-most pair of parentheses was implicit. Could be this is how it's already done? I've never tried a Scheme shell.
I would appreciate your perspective. I'm sure that many posters here would as well.

Another poster here did mention that the fine article mentions that Mellanox can hire three Palestinians for the price of one Israeli. That is not typical of the Israeli high tech sector. It _is_ typical of some other labour markets, notably building and agriculture.

Note that I'm specifically referring to the West Bank. I'm sure that the situation in Gaza is so much worse that in my worst dreams I cannot imagine it. From where are your family? I'm in Eshkolot, in the south Hebron hills, right next to Al-Ramadin.
Interesting, this is the first I've heard of write.as. Does anyone know if they have a content policy somewhere? I can't seem to find it anywhere, or is this truly a 'if not illegal in America we're fine with it' system.
As a side note, I am perplexed by the:

> Mokibo saves 60% of mode chnage between keyboard and touchpad which are 50-100 hours in a year.

Does really that (or keyboard/mouse change) amount to 50-100 hours in a year?
Yeah. It's just China (and Ethiopia) grounding flights due to geo-trade leverage. If $BA drops 30% it may even be time to load up. Besides, once its your time to go...
Forcing someone to undergo a procedure that they explicitly do not want is far worse than harming someone at their request IMO.

Doctors aren't there to make everyone healthy, doctors are there to offer their services when desired. Sometimes they have to make a tough call and can't ask permission (e.g. patient is incapacitated and the legal authority isn't available), but directly going against someone's wishes is harm.
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Not an expert, would have thought that collision avoidance would be the most important criteria.
The reason the learn to code meme is popular with 4chan is because some journalists were insinuating that coal miners and truck drivers will have to learn how to code in order to pay their bills.

Now that journalists are being told to learn how to code to pay their bills, it is controversial.
Theranos, Juicero, Ubeam, Y combinator flying motorbike, Airware, Jawbone, pretty much any "AI" or even machine learning company that isn't overtly a consulting firm, pretty much any autonomous vehicle startup that isn't a mapping company.... Most of the companies which have "succeeded" in the post-2008 landscape have been pretty feeble; it's not like Uber or AirBnB are tech companies. They're phone apps that enable people to defy taxi and hotel laws.

FWIIW I've known Byrne for years, and was shocked when he moved to the Bay Area.
I didn't know much about this argument so I looked it up and funny enough it's you arguing here too:

https://github.com/google/highwayhash/issues/28

Still trying to wrap my head around exactly what is being argued... but it's starting to feel like there's something personal going on here, not gonna lie. It's a bit quaint.

(Also a bit curious why Rust is looped into this. It seems like Rust was insecure because the same key was being used for all tables, not really because the hash function was insecure?)
The first movie about her was "The Girl With the Red Hair" 1981 (dutch only), and the more popular one "Black Book" 2006 by Paul Verhoeven, was based on true stories of this group. In 2008, the Dutch public voted it the best Dutch film ever.
I decided to start fighting procrastination using the pomodoro technique, but didn't find a convenient and simple pomodoro timer, so I made my own. Check it out, maybe someone else will be helpful.
Gaddafi was worth $200bn?!! What an ignominious way to go. It must have sucked particularly hard to be that rich and die the way he did... money != power I suppose, not always anyway.
If you don’t already have the backstory you’ve provided, the original comment looks like spam. A bit of explanation would have helped.
If you reflect a little, I'm sure that you can backtrack that claim that only 1% of Israelis and Palestinians have qualm with each others. Every country has more bigots than 1%.

If you look at Israeli public opinion polls from past ten years or so, you get very different view. 30% feel hatred when they hear Arab spoken in the street, 50% say they would refuse to work at a job where direct supervisor was an Arab.
So this meme didn't come from nowhere. Blue collar professions have been given this 'helpful advice' by journalists quite a bit over the years. It was tone deaf then, and still so now. I admit I don't yet see why it's verboten/'toxic' to parrot this same tone deaf advice to journalists now?

I admit I haven't wandered through the more dilapidated internet street corners lately, so perhaps it's become toxic due to the sheer volume of use where its no longer something to be seen in good fun, or perhaps we are running low on goodwill as a society to be able to enjoy a joke?

Setting that entire matter aside, the article has (to me) a somewhat tenuous argument that saying the tone deaf joke of 'learn to code' is disrespectful to programmers and the like. I'm not sure about that, but I don't have a coherent reason to articulate that just yet.
I found this out by chance, because my mom had 0.1mg pills and I laughingly took a few thinking they were a placebo amount.
Just got started using mousekeys thanks to your comment, and I like 'em thus far. I can't do as precise of movements as I can with a mouse yet, but it is nice to not have to switch to the mouse, and it doesn't hurt my wrist as much to use.
Read this for example: https://lifehacker.com/im-joel-gascoigne-and-this-is-the-sto...
> I mean, why would you _individually_ _wrap_ oranges?

Especially peeled ones. Right? I asked this some time ago here, and the answer I got was "people with motor skills problems". I still don't know how to feel about it - I don't know the relative sizes of genuine demand vs. the scale at which such goods are provided.

Still, that's an exception. What you described is absolutely ridiculous. I'm already appalled by the amount of packaging we use here in Poland for no reason other than providing advertising surface, but the stories from Japan make my heart bleed.
I hope that it is more than an aqui-hire.

Mellanox has driven IB speeds for more than a decade, limited only by PCIe bandwidth. Since they've had NICs that do both IB and Ethernet, they've been driving the ethernet market as well. We've been using their 100G adapters since 2015 (when they were first to market by a big margin). Even today, there are only a handful of vendors that can deliver a 100g NIC. I worry that if Mellanox stops driving port speed, we'll see a slower increase in the speed of NICs due to the lack of competition (eg, 400g will take longer..).
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I haven't done this yet, but you could always try building an app, and using something like stressgrid to test it.
This idea is really cool. It reminds me of THE MILLION DOLLAR HOMEPAGE. Especially because you can see that people use it to advertise.
Here are two best ideas for an opportunistic website:
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The word "deep" is being used in social contexts more often after the advent of "deep learning".
Yeah, I don't even think it even touches the concept of free will. What it does show is that thought is layered, where you as en entity is only conscious of the "top" layer.

But the lower layers are all still you, molded based on your experiences and conscious layer.

The part of you that goes, "I choose A" is only the vocal/mental switch where you become conscious of the choice.
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Have you published your SipHash seed finder yet?
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Not in the slightest bit offended by this. No one should be. It's a silly meme.