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I switched to a plant based diet last year after reading similar articles on climate change and was surprised to see an additional set of benefits. I feel a lot healthier, my skin is clearer (struggled with frequent untamable breakouts), I save money, etc. Diet is a very individualized thing, so don't dramatically overhaul your entire lifestyle based off what a random stranger says on the Internet but if you haven't tried a plant-based diet you may be pleasantly surprised like I was. I'll still eat meat if it's served to me but when I am eating out and cooking I go veggie.
Within the US Department of Defense (who may be the most widely-deployed users of S/MIME), email encryption keys (which all DoD personnel carry on a smartcard) are escrowed with DISA.
Paying for healthcare you need out of pocket is pretty fucked up.
I don't but have a cynical view on this based on experiences several friends have had. There are people who will question the charges and try to work something out. But there are also those who feel like there is no option for them so that dialog does not take place and then the debt gets sent to a collection agency and things just get worse.
i find it interesting that if a normal person gets detained like this, no one fucking cares. ;)
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Only if you think Canada and various American states are in the UK.
He's used to overpromising and then delivering far later than expected - it's worked so well for SpaceX.

Maybe he inherited Jobs' reality distortion field?
I'm curious how the stated article jives with the following research by the USDA [0] into it's current resource and greenhouse emissions and the work done by Bjorn Lomberg and team that showed a modest 2% reduction in total CI globally [1] if the entire population switched to a vegetarian diet.

[0]https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/USDAARS/bulletins/2...

[1]https://twitter.com/BjornLomborg/status/1058333491623067648
Most likely more would bankrupt the company and they would get $0.
Ford has $150B in debt. Toyota has double that.
I think their point was that it was a public university. At least in my experience, you'll see less (they still exist) obviously wealthy students. It makes the wealthy international students more jarring/juxtaposed.
Your anecdote reads like something out of a Neal Stephenson novel, writing style and all.
https://www.usinflationcalculator.com/inflation/current-infl...

It comes out to about 2% a year.
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SpaceX is famous for having a lot of telemetry channels, so it's possible they have a lot of data for the event. It's also more likely than not that they had plans for various outcomes of testing, probably including this one, even though one of the extremes. Specific data can influence future plans, which won't be final until the end of investigation - but openly start talking about details and options now will do wonders to build trust with the public, which all PR departments should crave for.
https://ourworldindata.org/co2-and-other-greenhouse-gas-emis...

https://www.epa.gov/ghgemissions/sources-greenhouse-gas-emis...

It's not the largest contributor, for sure. But it's sizable.

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-017-06466-8

Reducing meat intake _does_ sizably reduce overall emissions.

Honestly the links between diet and health are always thin at best, but I don't know of any that strongly link a well-balanced vegan diet with reduced health. Usually, the opposite.

https://academic.oup.com/ajcn/article/89/5/1627S/4596952

> "In general, vegetarians typically enjoy a lower risk of cardiovascular disease (CVD), obesity, type 2 diabetes, and some cancers [...]"
The previous times it was in Los Angeles
Why aren't people taking initiative?
I found Kowloon to be like this when I was visiting Hong Kong a few years ago. One that stands out in my mind was turning a corner and being on a street that seemed to sell nothing but pet turtles and fish.
The New Yorker is trash, the real crime is that people take it seriously.
Partially, but probably not the main driver. The city is getting more dense, despite the work of NIMBYs. There are some LA Metro improvements being done but they were planned and tax introduced before the Olympic win, I believe.
This should surprise no one. Linux gamers are a very vocal minority, but also a very tiny portion of the market.

I gave up on the linux gaming years ago, after suffering with WINE.

Why would companies pour hundreds of thousands in resources to support a platform that has almost no serious gamers?
Alt+Movement is what I usually use, since it's easy to hit on my keyboard, and lets you combine dropping out of insert mode and a movement command to move you towards where you want to be for whatever you want to do next.

If you don't want to move, you can just hit Alt+l as the "default" escape.
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Looks similar to the old Houston cistern - https://www.houstonpublicmedia.org/articles/news/2016/05/13/...
The same way you escape anything - with a \. E.g. if you wanted to substitute the character x with the sequence &/\ you would type

:s/x/\&\/\\
Why would you deprecate your only useful feature??
Why not just invest in youth sports and bypass the whole investment charade? I still think it’s a bad use of money but it’s better than hosting an infamously corrupt body in a different city every 2 years to MAYBE generate some youth sports profits as happened in 84.

First, and importantly -- both previous LA Olympics generated real profits, as in, actual economic profits. Not unicorn fantasy profits like most tech companies embrace (ahem Groupon, Uber, Twitter, Tesla, etc.).

Second--while you may not care about the Olympics or sports, literally billions of people around the world--and millions of people in Los Angeles--do care about the Games. The Games are both a celebration of sport, health, community, unity, and a vessel for raising money to fund youth athletics.
Wikileaks is not the one torturing people, dropping bombs on innocent people, committing war crimes on a regular basis.

The people of America, are.

Wikileaks are also not the only ones reporting on all of these acts. Certainly, one must seek multiple sources.

Read the Wikileaks - START there.

But then follow up with Amnesty International, AirWars.org, and any one of a number of other non-state/non-corporate organs of Americas military-industrial-pharmaceutical complex.

>why is Wikileaks a source that's in any way more trustworthy than the mainstream?

"Mainstream" American media is owned by the military-industrial-pharmaceutical complex, who stand to profit greatly from media coverup of its crimes.

It doesn't take much work to discover that truth.

EDIT: Where has Wikileaks ever lied? It has only ever released the facts. Its up to you whether you like those facts, or not .. of course, that depends if you have the temerity to face up to the criminal behaviour that Wikileaks has exposed ..
How can anyone put "Individuals and interactions over processes and tools" while also using processes and tools?

Maybe agile is apostate waterfall, and we might as well do waterfall.
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Los Angeles has hosted the Olympics twice already and has enough infrastructure to do the job. Sure there will be some expenses, like painting over graffiti and busing homeless out of main areas.
But, it is not like they are building major infrastructure like Athens or Rio.

There are some LA Metro improvements being done but they were planned and tax introduced before the Olympic win, I believe.
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It was material that went into a frangible rail built by one company for a fairing built by another company, integrated into a rocket built by yet another company. Where would NASA have the time to test each and every bit of material going into the many-tiered parts of the design? NASA is relying on the prime contractor to make sure their vendors are on the up and up. The prime is making sure their vendors do their due diligence as well. The failure in this chain of trust comes about when someone is blatantly lying about results. The lab manager was instructing his technicians to lie about results and also speed up testing equipment between customer visits.

Testing everything yourself works out well since you are receiving most of the raw material and doing the assembly either yourself or on site with a contractor. NASA doesn't built a lot of stuff themselves. Components can be so deep in levels of subcontracting that all NASA can do is just make sure everyone is adhering to proper engineering and manufacturing principles. The company that originally bought the aluminum I'm sure tested all of their finished components the right way but testing might not have been sufficient enough against how much stress the part is actually under during flight. Or testing weakened the part to the point where a failure was imminent but not obvious. Or the vendor doesn't really test their stuff extensively and relies on the customer to handle that. Either way, the part passes tests and gets sent to the customer where the they would integrate the part into their design and test it as well. Or not fully test it based on the idea that the next customer would test it. Who knows? Maybe they didn't test it hard enough or maybe it was most of a length of testing problem. The point is that NASA has neither the time or money to independently test parts and materials, they rely on their experienced contractors and subcontractors to do it.

If there isn't already, there needs to be some additional laws with government contractors to make sure those in a position of trust (like test lab technicians and their managers) receive no compensation based on whether or not material passes inspection or how much they test. Or force these kinds of labs to do independent 3rd party testing.
> $5 being super-cheap is relative. If I was really strapped for cash, $5 would pay for nearly a week's worth of food. Some people can't spare that.

Absolutely true. I was not addressing the entire gamut of people, and my solution is certainly not good for everybody. But it's fair to say that $5/mo is a trivial amount of money for the vast majority of the population.
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> The future of technology is a political story. The future of politics is a technological story. If we’re going to understand the changing world around us, the old coverage silos no longer make sense. And so we’re breaking them down. Recode and Vox are joining forces.

I'm not sure this is a good thing. I enjoy Vox as much as anyone, but I enjoy it with a grain of salt. As the fine folks at Epsilon Theory like to point out, Vox is an explainer of news. They make no attempt at being objective.

I suppose Recode has never really pretended to be objective either, but their focus has been simply on "asking the hard questions" (as the saying goes) to tech leaders. This didn't strike me as a particularly political thing.

Now every story from Recode is going to be a more or less unofficially left-wing/liberal story.

(For the record, I'm a left-wing liberal, too. I just like my news to be as objective as possible. The "other side" often has a point, and I like to hear it when they do.)
Yes but how much of that is current and how much higher is their cash flow? I would expect Tesla's Current Ratio to be dismal by comparison.
I don't even remember when or why I learned it. Was it 10 years ago? 15? 20? Was it the xkcd.com/208 ? Was it curiosity? All I know is I've been using it ever since and solved so many problems with it and yes, there are places where finding the right expression becomes a problem in itself, but online regex testers largely solve that problem by letting you visually test your regex. (see rubular, pythex)

People have huge reservations about parsing non-regular languages (like xml) with regular expressions because xml could have an attribute with a string with another xml in it or something, but the whole point is moot because regex is mainly used for partial matches and the possibility of having a string inside the html that could match whatever you are looking for is minuscule and will probably show up in tests anyway.
> I'm not sure what other crimes he was suspected to commit.

The rape charge is the one that's still prosecutable, but he'd previously faced allegations of "sexual molestation" and "unlawful coercion."

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-11949341:

> August 2015 - Swedish prosecutors drop their investigation into two allegations - one of sexual molestation and one of unlawful coercion because they have run out of time to question him. But he still faces the more serious accusation of rape

Edit: This article clarifies the meaning of the other Swedish allegations by quoting them in detail: https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-news/julian-ass...
Fair enough! Although the tooling for embedded systems is usually some crazy black art! (I only have experience with mbed and energia systems).
I regret that I have but only one upvote to give for your comment.
Maybe it's time to start hosting olympics in the same place? And make all countries participate in costs? There are multiple arguments for this: https://www.google.com/search?q=hosting+olympics+in+the+same...
No, the original budget was based on an LA 2024 Olympics. After LA accepted the LA2028 Games, the budget needed to be revised. Due to the...uncertainty...of the Trump administration's impact on the economy, it took a while to determine a reasonable forecast for inflation over the next decade.
Sorry, perhaps I should have been a little clearer. What I meant is that you don't need to figure out the order in which you have to construct the dependency tree. The order of the tree itself (as in what depends on what) is something you still need to specify and should know.

EDIT - You have a tree of dependencies. This is something you care about. In order to create that tree in code, you have to convert it to a linear series of statements. This conversion is something you don't really care about as long as you end up with the tree you want. Dependency injection frameworks should make it so you can declaratively specify that tree without having to worry about how it is actually constructed.
It's a lengthy article and that's your takeaway? Seems rather tangential, doesn't it? I wouldn't have even noticed the remark if you hadn't pointed it out.
Well lets read further in...

So the article indicates and blames executives from short-circuiting Agile. And the article says that the best Agile is democratic?

That sounds like a worker cooperative, not a private corp, LLC, S or even a C corp.
> If user data had to be insured then there would be a financial incentive to only keep what's needed, and to treat it more carefully.

Interesting thought, how would you imagine this would work in practice? Insurance against what? In the event of loss, who would make a payment to who?

There are "cybersecurity" insurance policies available to companies now but they really only cover the cost of mailing notification letters to impacted people and sometimes the cost of credit monitoring for a year. They're way overpriced and usually not at all worth it. I suspect that isn't really what you had in mind though?
> it's worked so well for SpaceX

In Elon's biography the author mentions that in all projects he was part of he would constantly give far optimistic delivery dates.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jMgPEz29abI
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