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Dude where does it say we can only be inspired?

> The whole she did it and had ovaries, omg, seems so condescending and unnecessary.

it's not omg she had ovaries, it's omg she did it, knowing she's going to get shit on by people (e.g. these comments) instead of applauded for what her and her team did for science. That's how it's inspiring to me.
Cloudflare is one control plane, but it's 1) anycast 2) over 100 locations 3) multiple servers per site. The SPOF with Cloudflare is either your account getting hacked, or (much less likely) a CF control plane/configuration outage.

Someone could probably build a better DNS provider than Cloudflare, at least for their specific site, but it would be difficult. I don't know of any other DNS provider I'd consider more robust, particularly against high load, DoS, etc.

(Disclaimer: worked for Cloudflare 2014-2016)
If I need to use server side rendering, there are plenty of server side rendering frameworks more mature than React/Preac.

Any JS component library needs JS by definition.
We could have had it, but alas: https://terrainformatica.com/2018/12/11/10-years-of-flexboxi... (and also a comparison: https://terrainformatica.com/w3/flex-layout/flex-vs-flexbox....)
I think this is almost what he's saying. Once you're past say $100M that is the case anyway - being the 83rd richest person on the planet has little to no real additional impact.
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As I implied, I think the bloom filter is somewhat superfluous to any solution to this problem.
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Notably, the article being from February 2018 tells a lot.
> You can refuse to take their test (and not be hired)

In idealistic world where everybody has the same leverage - perhaps. In real world refusing a job is a luxury most cannot afford. It is asymmetric precisely because negotiation positions are widely unequal.
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Piss tests for women are utterly demeaning. In a perfect world we'd throw all the people involved in prison.
I am definitely not contesting that the drug/work policy in the US is heinous - I fully agree. As long as a person is safely doing their job they should be free to recreate however they see fit. I just think urine analysis lab testing is far more accurate than many people believe it is. I have never even seen a rapid test be wrong once it was sent to a lab, and I have probably seen 200+ such confirmations.
innerHTML has to parse the html, so won't it be a bit slower?
Afaik assange said he didn't have anything on trump that was worse than what trump had said himself. Trump was hardly beloved by the rnc, so what would it have done to leak rnc docs assuming they existed?

You almost seem mad that the dems suffered damage from a politically motivated revealing of their behavior. Maybe if they didn't do the bad things they would have had nothing to worry about.

I personally think his actions did align with the best interests of the American people. And I think the people who disagree mostly just are sour that Clinton rightfully lost.
Knowing of plenty of places where absolutely nobody has to take drug tests to get hired, I fail to follow the line of reasoning that it makes sense at all. Could you elaborate?
This is getting tired and adds nothing to the discussion.
"Seems to completely work around the reasons why Bitcoin etc. were interesting in the first place as a technology."

I respectfully disagree. The original goal of Bitcoin was to create a new financial system and instrument which ultimately enables people to pay for things.
Yeah, React is pretty much anti-browser standard APIs.

Vue.js, Angular or vanilaJS are our JS frameworks, exactly because supporting Web Components is part of the culture.
You have every right to your opinion about if you feel his actions were justified.

But that doesn't excuse him from the framework of our laws, if you break the law, even for a good reason, its a jury that decides.
I meant that MGTOW is a "solution" to the problem for a significant portion of the population and a valid option given that the people taking that road are really ok with it; you are right that a lot of men are not really ok and at peace with that road.

I'm married and have been with my wife since our early 20's and we have a baby daughter, there is no bitterness towards women in general.

I just find that monogamy is a pretty good compromise and the kind of bullshit happening in the western world spreads everywhere and ultimately is responsible for so much missery in both women and mens lives and society in general.

I don't want to impose my views or tell people how to live their lives, I know not all people are the same, some(overwelmingly men) are quite ok in the long run with polygamy/polyamory, BUT I'm against the modern bullshit "anything goes,go get it!" -- I'm absolutely on the "think very carefully how you live your life, the years where you can mess around without big consequences are far fewer than you realize" camp.

I am absolutely against enforced monogamy, I am 100% for honesty and people understanding the consequences of their behavior-- and MGTOW or the herbivore men of East Asia is such a natural consequence. I am absolutely disgusted by how people try to spin this from "natural consequences" to "it's the mens fault, of course young women go and have sex with top men, it's the herbivore mens fault that women do this".

I am however bitter at the vilification of men in general, the brainwashing of young men, the mistification of women and the relationship between the sexes.

I am against false naratives such as: "men are expendable violent pigs that just want sex and are responsible for all the bad things in the world and women are good fairies, women should pursue careers in their 20s and have fun and settle down in their 30s, and men and women are exactly the same biologically".
The LD50 is pretty important if we're evaluating the safety of the drug, especially if it's easy to ingest that amount.

> cannabis half life is anywhere from 1 to 10 days. Considering caffeine's 5-6 hours and fact people usually stay away from coffee after 3PM - it's very realistic to feel cannabis for days after use.

The duration of psycho-effects is not the same thing as the half-life. The half-life of cannabinoids is not too important, as the compounds are absorbed by fatty acids and released slowly over time into the body. The actual high for a typical dose lasts a few hours; you might feel groggy for about a day, maybe two if you're an infrequent user. As for your personal experience, I know people who can function normally in conversation on weed. Personally, I can't, but other things like driving and coordination tasks are no problem for me.
Before the world stratified into random web forums, there was misc.fitness.weights.
It’s a classification. It’d be interesting to see the size of the different subreddits too (number of subscribers and number of threads/replies/posts).
Yeah, British politicians are so much better, they will produce only fair, sensible policies.
I have high hopes for Flutter/Hummingbird in that regard. When their renderer is implemented using web APIs, this is basically what we'll be getting.
Those file sizes miss the dependencies that are native to the browser.

Web Components: 0 kb
How does capital gains tax work with this?

For example you've been sitting on a pile of bitcoin with massive gains and spend it straight out of the account.
https://9to5google.com/2019/04/08/google-duplex-expansion-pi... says it's been live and expanding.
On the contrary, the React team has had a bunch of discussions with the Chrome team recently about adding new scheduling APIs to the browser platform, specifically to support the kinds of things that React (and other frameworks) need to do.
You shorten the inter-generational period, i.e. make people breed rapidly (in space). The mutations will take of themselves.
But at that point the headline is "framework x could replace framework y"?

Web Components are great for reusable components like date pickers that you might want to re-use regardless of framework. If they're just the technology backing the implementation of some framework, than that framework is only worth switching to if it provides something fundamentally better than the framework you and many others already know, because the mere fact that it's built on Web Components no longer provides a significant advantage...
Sounds like Uber and Lyft are both subsidizing your rides - but for a new service to get off the ground would require even more subsidies. There’s a cost to idling and waiting for someone to come along and pay you for a ride. The higher the density of riders and drivers, the lower this cost and the less subsidy required for a given price level.
You're confusing spelling (using the alphabet) with spelling (using hiragana/katakana). In Japanese, spelling IS the same as saying it.

きゆ and きゅ are pronounced differently because they're spelled differently (notice the size of the ゆ). Same goes for んあ and な.
I feel like there's some reasonably simple idea trying to get out of those pages of literate Haskell ;-)
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We'll have to wait for details about connected sheets, but BQ itself caches queries by default for 24 hours and you're not charged for cache hits. I assume something similar applies.
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> So how is a missing value in a column represented?

Explained in this thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19641060

> > Functions in SQL can return NULL to signal an error condition.

> That's plain wrong. functions in SQL signal errors by throwing an exception

Well, just as an example: take a look at the 'to_number()' function. It will happily return NULL if the format string is an empty string. An empty format is an error condition (it's not documented to return NULL, btw, see [1]) at least in some contexts, so the returned NULL breaking the query can be very unintuitive.

So yes, throwing an exception is what happens in 99% of situations, until you hit a weird case where a NULL is returned unexpectedly for you. And I'm not saying that returning NULL is bad for 'to_number()'; in SQL that's OK. It's just not how we approach things in EdgeQL.

[1] https://www.postgresql.org/docs/11/functions-formatting.html
Godot approach to game development with nodes is superior to other solutions IMO.

I think the biggest blocker for wider adoption is 3D performance and Inverse Kinematics now. Without it, nobody will ever produce high profile game on Godot.
It's a partnership with a stored value card provider (Paysafe Financial Services Limited). Coinbase just liquidates your Bitcoin and then settles in fiat.
> After all, I don't wanna end up working for a drug edict.

I know it's a tongue-in-cheek comment, but this is part of the stigma needs to end too. If they wanted to have a toke with some friends at a bucks night the week before or some such, and then have it detected on a test, that doesn't really mean they're a drug addict...
It's React that does the updating, the programmer only writes declarative code.
Semisorting, and then running a filter to remove duplicates (which will be consecutive after the semisort) can solve this problem in O(n) expected work & space and O(log n) depth w.h.p. AFAIK the approach is reasonably practical as well. Note that the algorithm is not in-place.

Paper: https://people.csail.mit.edu/jshun/semisort.pdf
Server-side rendering should be JavaScript free and done in battle tested framework (TM) since the early 2000's, plenty to chose from.
This sums up the whole problem and it's concerning that so many people aren't able to grasp it.
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Well I like stencil for its typescript and jsx but I haven't dug into it hard enough yet to discover its agony points. Its just that when it compiles its all native code calls, no framework to ship but you still benefit from jsx and typescript in development.
But she didn’t father a child, since she isn’t a father. The expectation that one be accurate is not “complexity”: it’s how you avoid saying things that are wrong. It is often simpler to be wrong. “Pi is 3” simplifies infinite complexity, in fact. But that doesn’t make it acceptable.
This is great news! I've literally been living off my Bitpay debit card for the past 2 years, they come in clutch as f, but only have 2 pairs (BTC & BCHABC). But Coinbase has a variety coins, especially XLM & XRP which have ridiculous fast sending speeds (like ~3min), and now finally, you can spend them without the whole withdraw coin-to-fiat process.

Though, i'm curious about the fees/tax side, and I'm wondering if they will be implementing some sort of rewards program in the future
You are missing the subtle fact that they are written the same :)

For that situation, where you only have the name, you simply can’t tell with confidence the reading.

Japanese name law (at least last time it was paraphrased to me) allows you to attach any non-obscene reading to any non-obscene kanji configuration.

All business cards clearly show how to read the name printed on it.

Yes, this is odd.
Fantastic - whilst I need to run before I can walk with the dev I'm doing with it, increasing the focus on multiplayer work using web tech should make it easier to achieve some of the ideas that have been laying in notebooks for years.

Congrats to the team!
Were those discussions public?

Yet another Chrome specific API?
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You do have a bit of an availability bias though, since (I assume) only a non-random subset of samples will be sent to a more thorough lab.

Could you clarify which substances you have confirmed? Maybe some tests are better than others.
An example of this, the people who work fly-in-fly-out in the mining industry in Australia are routinely tested for drugs and alcohol, so if you've smoked pot up to three weeks before you could lose your job.

But, there's rampant amphetamine abuse in the industry among workers, because that metabolizes in a matter of hours-days as opposed to weeks. So the anti drug policy that bans workers from using cannabis on their time off has had the inverse effect of increasing harder substance abuse.

https://www.smh.com.au/business/companies/ice-the-drug-of-ch...
the market is stupid.

:D :D :D (I recognize that we're in the realms of irrationality of the market)
I’ll back you up on this and add one additional point: even in the West where we have our Roman alphabet which largely works fine, and our Arabic numerals which also work fine, I’ve often thought adopting a limited number of kanji, literally less than 10, could add some important precision to our own writing. The rest of this post isn’t really for you specifically, but anyone reading through this comment thread with an open mind.

Date formats would really only require three:

- 年: year

- 月: month

- 日: day

We debate about both separators and order of presentation, but using three characters as suffixes would add some semantics where none really existed, and you might have to make some assumptions about which way the day goes and which way the month goes.

For those that don’t know, 3月 is March, 12月 is December, 31日 is the 31st day and 2019年 is the current year. So April 12th 2019 which might be presented as 2019.04.12, 4/12/2019 or 12/4/2019 would instead be written as 2019年4月12日 or 12日4月2019年 or even 4月12日2019年.

The beauty here is the ideographs provide enough semantic meaning on their own that the order of presentation stops mattering and they are perfectly fine date separators. They are always appended as suffixes to the numeric designator and they don’t add much to the cognitive burden for anyone learning how to read. We already mix Arabic numerals into just about every writing system, Latin, Cyrillic, Japanese, Chinese, et cetera, we have distinct punctuation marks in most writing systems, and we pretty much all know the difference between $12.34 and £12.34 and how 56¢ differs from 56%.

This is a small example, but I hope it provides some context to some who don’t know any kanji the power and precision that ideographs can provide at a glance.

One more thing, while I offered up these three specific ideographs specifically as date separators, they do provide standalone meanings as well.

年 is a counting word for years. It doesn’t have to be AD, and in Japanese or Chinese they do have their own calendars, but 2019年 is still unambiguously understood to be 2019 anno domini.

月 is a standalone word for the moon, which is functionally why it is used as a month counter. 日 is a standalone word for the Sun. This perfectly preserves the association between months to the moon cycle and days to the solar cycle, which I think is pretty cool, and it certainly does so a lot better than mere dots or slashes or dashes.
Yes they are all written exactly the same, and the reason it seems so bizarre to you is because you're trying to think of everything in the framing of phonograms, where rule number one is sound and characters are inseparably bound. Since that was probably the only type of language you dealt with your entire life, that feels like the natural way of things, and anything that goes against that rule feels wrong.

Japanese and other Asian languages operate under the concept of ideograms, where sound and characters are NOT 1:1 mapped. As unbelievable as it may be, not much problems occur in everyday life when everyone involved is aware of those rules and operates under that assumption.

The writing system you were born to is not the only valid way to do things, much like Imperial is not the only measurement system, Christianity is not the only religion, vi/Emacs are not the only text editors, etc, etc.
One does wonder what the point is of trying to communicate something, if the speaker does not care about whether the listener understands their message...
Wow those are some heavy risk disclosures:

We have incurred significant losses since inception, including in the United States and other major markets. We expect our operating expenses to increase significantly in the foreseeable future, and we may not achieve profitability.

Our business would be adversely affected if Drivers were classified as employees instead of independent contractors.

If we are unable to attract or maintain a critical mass of Drivers, consumers, restaurants, shippers, and carriers, whether as a result of competition or other factors, our platform will become less appealing to platform users.

We may fail to develop and successfully commercialize autonomous vehicle technologies and expect that our competitors will develop such technologies before us, and such technologies may fail to perform as expected, or may be inferior to those developed by our competitors.
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This is actually false. There is a section called "literary" that includes some text-only subreddits.
That's hilarious. I wonder how traffic changes affect dogs and other animals that cross the road often?
Pseudo-anonymous. Research it a bit if you aren't aware of the implications.

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Ok, what is it the recruiter lie about (given this is a theme, and I've never been actively recruited, I would pity the military service that wanted someone with my vision and coordination :) )
Most of the "cost of entry" - building the marketplace, approval from government etc - has already been paid by the earlier players.
Safari ignores directives by the website to disable zoom.

Lots of site owners disable zoom because they think they know best when it comes to content-size. Disabling zoom also makes the site slightly more responsive because when a touch occurs, the browser doesn't have to wait a few hundred milliseconds to see if a 2nd finger is going to be touched to start a zoom action.
Which is imperialism, yes? I want to see wahern explain the US acquisition of Hawaii and the Philippines in the framework of the US being "inward looking" non-imperial country bound by continental Manifest Destiny and the Monroe Doctrine.
In politics perceptions matter more than reality. Partisans on both sides are quite convinced that the other side's candidate is a criminal.

Democratic partisans believe the other candidate was involved in a criminal conspiracy with foreign powers and/or engaged in criminal conduct to cover it up, and Republican partisans believe that the Wikileaks emails are full of proof of criminal activity by the other side's candidate. (they have probably never actually read any of the emails, but they believe it, which is all that matters)

Neither of those beliefs are strongly supported by evidence but both result from the fact that both candidates have a long history of dubious conduct that their detractors reasonably believe would be criminal if the laws were equally enforced without regard to wealth and political power.
textContent is usually better than innerText.
Are you implying it's less demeaning when it happens to men? If so, what's your reasoning?
Index funds are required to buy shares if the index it replicates (e.g. S&P500) includes that stock.
Same for me too - my incumbent bank's app is mostly comparable with the latest hot fintech's. The latter has nothing but a slightly more polished visual look, and that's not enough for me to trust them with my paycheck.
I'm afraid I don't follow either. I meant that in Japanese spelling a word is just saying it, not anything about how words are romanized, etc.

That is, you say the word たに by saying た and then に, and you say the word たんい by saying たん and then い. Equivalently if you were to "spell" the word きゅう you'd say きゅ and then う -- you wouldn't say き・ゆ・う because that would be a different word.

(Incidentally na and n'a are not pronounced the same, as the previous example hopefully illustrates.)
Australia is much more ethnically diverse than the US, and also does this successfully.
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If one is not familiar with Google's background on the matter, it's the number one thing they should know.
Be careful what you wish for.

Note that those who take them or are even forced to, are involved too. ;)
I'm emotionally destroyed today. Betrayal and arrest of Julian Assange last night (Australian time) and successful second launch of the Falcon Heavy this morning. Feeling greatly upset while also feeling joy from two very different but simultaneous events.

p.s. not meaning to start a derail about Assange which would be off-topic
What is the reason why Bitcoin? It is digital currency and able to use it to buy daily groceries is the whole point of a currency. It become store of value not only because it can be store of value, but more of you can’t use it for daily spendings and people needs another reason to justify exists of Bitcoin.
I’ve no idea what nvidia use but you could do this pretty easily in Blender with the Freestyle NPR renderer and the built in import images as planes add on.
Dark web content is far less well organised - it's more of a 'download all the content and hope' affair.

A decent search engine over the dark web would make it not the dark web anymore...
> And much better performance and bundle sizes.

I understand that you're the author of lit-html - would you say that the above is the main selling point of it?
Monzo is not "an app".

It's a bank that can only be accessed through an app. Monzo is an actual bank that provides actual bank accounts.

I think it's important to call it what it is instead of using buzzwords like "app-only fintech startup scaling its's machine learning capabilities" (bingo!).