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Poland is not part of it then.
What does have to happen is that emergency or base services are sustained. That is the one 24h pharmacy. All others can just close.

Similar with doctors in hospitals, as long as emergency service works fine strike is allowed.
I agree that a connection is likely, though perhaps more like burnout may lead to depression. This is definitely the experience I had - first work was daunting, then everything. Both require a lot of care to get out of in a healthy way.
Ah true, if you don't consider logging search queries, and storing device information on improving.duckduckgo.com, and sending all data to your partner Yahoo/Bing, and use affiliate tracking codes.

Then yes, you are not tracking.
I can't emphasize what you're saying enough. Please watch your loved ones and take snoring seriously. If a girlfriend of mine hadn't spoken up and helped me, I'd likely be dead by now. Family members and friends saw it as more of an annoyance or something funny. She saw that I was choking.

Also, you don't have to be overweight to have it, it can affect anyone.
Usually assholes become lambs when there is a real violence threat.
P.S.: My life is a mess, don't follow my advices.
That joke comes in many flavors doesn't it? I know a version with 3 Engineers, one from MS, one from Oracle and one from Intel. Essentially, this one: http://www.jokes.net/threeengineers.htm but with different companies.
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Do they operate in Canada though?
I would not say it confounds the issue. Just because someone is homosexual it doesn't mean they don't look for similar attributes in their parters. Would it be surprising if women that dates other women generally look for high status, while men that dates other men look for genetics (ie appearance)? There is also a few but correlating findings where if one sibling is homosexual then the others siblings have more children compared to the national average, but researchers don't really know why except that it is statistically significant.

You are right the human factor is relevant and people can go against their "basic" interests, but statistics from census data and dating sites shows quite grim numbers. Wealth (as a proxy for social status and power) is the single biggest dominating factor for men with a very sharp drop at the bottom, and appearance (as a proxy for genetics) is the single biggest dominating factor for women. It also correlated to the size of peoples social support network, stress levels, overall health, and life expectancy.

Just looking at life expectancy, wealth for men has a correlation of about 10-15 years difference. Exercise in comparison seems to only have a correlation of around 7 years difference.
Love the idea, even with the simple demo setup. Lots of potential here!
The response seems shockingly arrogant and irresponsible at first. But he is in fact right. A good reminder that people who are unfriendly and argue against public opinion are not necessarily wrong.

I don't know opencart, but I know how it is handled in companies using other onlineshops:

When the stock of an item goes negative, it is noticed by staff when they want to fulfill the order. ("Strange, this customer ordered red socks, but we don't have any").

Staff sets the item as "Cannot be delivered" in the order. Which ups the stock to zero again.

Customer order gets fulfilled with a note "Sorry, the red socks could not be delivered.".

It's not perfect, but also not a big drama.

Same with coupons. You should have them being invalidated after the order process. And if you see the same coupon code used twice, you know it is fraud.
Watch out for the evil maid attack ;-)
Whats so hard about 240v?

Or are 15 amp 240v circuits not a thing?

Other than the fact that newer residential buildings are sometimes 208v in N. America.
Document everything all the time. All the promises, complains, make minutes from all calls and meetings and send them over with cc to boss or whoever. Answer accusations respectfully, but don't ignore them. Again, make sure both are documented. When the "bordeline abusive behavior" is actually accusation of something that is not true, address the accusation (but not necessary emotional tone).

Assholes will lie, willingly mis-remember, accuse you of their own mistakes and of consequences of their own decisions the moment first bug shows in production or something is not perfect. Be ready for that with documentation. Documentation does not make it easy and it will sux, but without it is even harder.

Let staff vent and talk about it, validate their feelings. But, make sure they are calm and respectful in their behavior toward client. Again, keep documentation.

Do not let abusiveness and rudeness dictate process. Do not do things that are irrational wrong or slow you down just because they were abusive or confrontational. You can do them as "client management" of course occasionally, but don't do them just because you are afraid of further abuse or rudeness. Again, document such things in a way that makes your objections very visible and makes it clear they insisted on it.
Ironically limes have less vitamin C content than lemons so don't do as well at combating scurvy.

The British used limes as they had easier/controlled access to them than lemons.
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What activities do they do in Canada?
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Agreed with all of this except:
"I would work to foster the idea that the internet is not a toy. You go there with a specific task, you get done what you want to get done, and you walk away."

The internet is many things, and the idea that it shouldn't be used for fun seems very odd to me. Like saying "The city is not a toy. You go there with a specific task, you get done what you want to get done, and you walk away." - you'd miss out on a huge amount of what cities have to offer.
I remember it's been added to the specification.

It was part of FirefoxOS and then Google picked it up for Chrome, but the official spec (https://www.w3.org/TR/contacts-manager-api/) never made it past Draft status. The Google spec is here - https://github.com/beverloo/contact-api - looking at the repo it seems people are still considering different approaches regarding things like security.
Some cool ideas. I'm intrigued to find out more about Budibase. Is it released yet? What is it written in? Can I host my own apps
Are you talking about https://developers.google.com/blockly/ ?
> But honestly I don't think getting rid of a bunch of random stuff in my apartment will make life feel less cluttered.

You will never know unless you try.
That was really interesting to read. As a relative layment in this area. Do you have any recommendations on reading material in this area? How is your monitoring setup?
Are you trying to act sophisticated and condescending on the Internet? The added perspective of your travels should have taught you not to do that, surely.
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Yeah, I stayed in Kyoto for a week about a month and a half ago. Wasn't even in the "downtown" spot, I was several blocks out, at least IMO.

But there were about 4 7/11's in a two block radius, Lawson's, Family Mart... All over.

I know so well because for one thing I tried to walk most of the time to wherever I went, and for another I enjoyed experimenting with different snacks/desserts every night from conbini.
> 2. If they do converge, is the convergence unique? (I.e., no two sequences converge to the same point - the function f is injective).

The curve given in the paper doesn't satisfy that requirement. O_j(x1, x2) is defined as a mapping from the (j × j) square to integers smaller than j² by a case distinction that includes O_j(x1, 0) = x1. If you want to use that curve to fill the unit square, you need to rescale it as o_j(y1, y2) = O_j(j•y1, j•y2)/j² so that all values involved stay in [0, 1]. Then for all y1, we have o_j(y1, 0) = j•y1/j² = y1/j, which decays to 0 as j grows to infinity. Hence the limit function is not bijective.
Depends a bit on what you mean by "string-macro-framework". The thing with ConTeXt is that it has a well defined API, so even when you are processing data using macros, it does not feel awkward.

Let me give a few examples of how I use ConTeXt (not necessary with ConTeXt Lua Documents)

1. Create a simple key-value driven interface for "complex" layouts https://adityam.github.io/context-blog/post/exam-coverpage/ This is still a "string-macro-framework", but ConTeXt has enough (and well named!) macros that it almost appears to be a "normal" template language. The code in ERB or other template languages would not be too different.

2. Generate Lab assignments for an undergraduate linear control systems course where the students learn how to interface MATLAB with real-time hardware. We create the lab in Matlab (`.m` file) and convert it to Matlab live script (which is Matlab's version of jupyter notebooks) which the students have to fill in. But, the live script notebooks are not convenient for browsing (say, for students who want to view the lab on their phone). Matlab offers a PDF as well as LaTeX export, which look ugly IMHO. So, we convert the `.m` to XML (Matlab does an XML export), and then use context to convert XML to PDF. The code is written using "stringy-macro-framework" but again the interface is nice enough that it would have looked similar in any other XSLT framework in any high-level language.

3. As an academic, I need to generate various versions of my CV (full publication record, pubs in the last `n` years for various values of `n`, etc.). I store my pubs in an XML file, use the XML parsing lib in ConTeXt to convert the data to Lua tables, and then use ConTeXt Lua Document syntax to generate different versions of my CV (depending on the command line flags to the `context` compiler. Once the data is converted to a Lua table, it is trivial to do things like group pubs by year, group pubs by research areas, etc.
Brits can look at https://www.objectsofuse.com/ (there's an actual store in Oxford).
I often wonder how hard it will be to have a metapost backend for PGF.
That's a quitter's attitude.
It's even smaller than the X, and while that was almost big enough, it was a terrible experience for the passengers. I saved $100K and got more amenities by choosing the Odyssey over the Model X.
Probably the client is just an asshole and nothing can fix that. However, I have some additional theories that may partially explain it.

My suspicion is that business schedules and contract structures may have something to do with this.

I'm guessing pressure is mounting because a lot of money has already been paid out before they received a final working product. It seems that people like to create large lump sum project fees and collect them immediately. This leads to crunch time and pressure to collect working software without extending the contract for additional money.

If possible I think it's best to have contract structures that are actually billed for the time of the developers and also have relatively short releases. So the idea would be that there is some working software with some features, then every few weeks you add a feature or two. This results in less pressure than if there are very few software deliveries.

But it sounds like there is some fundamental contempt the other party has for your group. It is risky but in order to understand and possibly combat that you could try changing the mode of communication. Perhaps no emails and only phone or Skype or face to face. Maybe you can have a discussion about where the contempt is coming from.

Also if you haven't delivered software for awhile you may not want to wait until the delivery date. Although that could make things worse also depending on the situation.
The nyt investigation from second hand video still seems compelling to me:

https://youtu.be/P2X84JZINcI

Istm, the odds of it being staged are much lower than a real drop from aircraft. There are just too many details to get right to stage the cannisters.
Worse than this: they switched from lemons to limes, assuming that they were equivalent (and cheaper). And then came to doubt the theory that citrus prevented scurvy as some pre-modern pre-scientific relic.
This was, moreover, mere days after the US had dropped its previous stance of wanting Assad out at all costs, and had announced they were willing to let him stay in power. Either Assad is so stupid that he chooses that moment to do the one thing guaranteed to bring US wrath down upon himself (not to mention the wrath of Putin who's been supporting him), or perchance the gas attack story isn't quite the truth.
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So... the test is "can I connect to either the website icanhazip.com or OpenDNS". With the IPv4 addresses of both burned into the code.

So this depends on two external servers never going down and not ever changing IP addresses, one of which is pretty sketchy ("icanhazip.com", seriously?), and it wouldn't work AT ALL in an IPv6-only environment (which I grant is rather unlikely at the moment, but might not be in the future).

I like Rust a lot, but micro-packages like these are giving me real bad "left-pad" vibes.
I don't think that its that robots can't do these jobs but more that underpaid illegal migrants can pick strawberrys for cheaper than a robot setup and maintaince can.
Regarding homeless - there's a great youtube channel where a guy does long interviews with homeless people (unfortunately available in Polish only), and they basically say that, for them, consistently getting up early, commuting to job, working hard for 8+ hours (while being sober) is just more of a hassle than living on a street. There will always be people like that and the only way to not have homeless at all is to give people everything they need for free (UBI).
He doesn't understand what CT does.

Yeah, it's technically true that CT isn't designed to directly prevent most attacks.

THe largest effect of CT is that CAs get pressured to get their stuff in order. It has been a major milestone in improving the ecosystem, particularly because it also led to many real distrusts, including of one of the largest CAs at all (Symantec).

Yes, CT doesn't try to prevent most attacks directly. It tries to create an ecosystem where CAs fear getting distrusted when they don't prevent attacks in the first place. And it works very well.
They probably mean in Japan. Which to be quite honest was my experience while visiting for nearly a month two months ago. Bathrooms in general in Japan are very clean, and McDonald's is one of the great places with decent bathrooms to use there.
Nutrition is just a really difficult field for robust studies. There is an enormous amount of variables you have to control for and the effects you're looking for are likely small or only appear after decades. Strict adherence to the experimental protocol usually can't be supervised, leaving you with observational studies or self-reported data. Blinding is pretty much impossible. Funding is very limited, especially if you don't want to take money from "powerful corporations".
It's still nothing compared to the density of conibinis in Tokyo, sometimes there's 2 of the same chain within eyeshot.
Last one is a draw. Weird ending, with one of them refusing to take a pawn because the resulting end game is in a table base and is 100% known to be a draw, and the computer evaluates the position where it doesn’t take the pawn as a 0.x% win and a 99.y% draw.
and don't forget ebay....which probably beats most everyone's prices by far. If you don't mind the extra few days waiting for shipping then that is by far your best bet. Also if you aren't afraid of buying second hand then going to your local thrift shop will give you by far the biggest bang for your buck, especially for clothing.
This library is dangerous and should not be used.

It contains hardcoded values that could result in the library not working as intended, or unintentional DoS attacks against innocent third parties if it were implemented in a widely distributed piece of software.
As far as I'm aware, a USB-Displayport adapter will make use of the system's CPU more than a cheap discrete add in card would, factor in the custom drivers that one would have to install (both on Linux and OS X) and for me that would be a non-starter as my sole video output
I would argue that we have people who already are software engineers. People who know the machine their code is running on very well, and use this knowledge to fully optimize for that specific machine (embedded, console development).

They take what they are given, and engineer a solution that fits that piece of hardware as well as possible. No bullshit FactoryManagerFactory.
See here is my conundrum. I have some antibiotics that my son didn't use. I need to dispose of it. The CDC actually suggests flushing it down the toilet, because it's better in the water supply than being accidentally ingested. This feels wrong to me, but the CDC says to do it...
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I'm not sure my simplified math is valid, but for example the F-150 frame with Cd = 0.36 and 2.9m² frontal area vs. the Prius with Cd = 0.25 and 2.17m² frontal area would use theoretical ~55 Wh/Km more at constant 80 Km/h (~50 mph) just due to air resistance (excluding ground friction etc.). Assuming a total efficiency of 20% of a gasoline engine and 1 litre of gasoline containing 8.8 KWh of energy, this means approx. 3 litres per 100 Km more gasoline, just due to aerodynamics (not weight etc.).

For a less extreme comparison, the (2006) Mini Cooper S vs. the Prius I get 13.45 Wh/Km difference, meaning 0.7 litres per 100 Km (at constant 80 Km/h, only due to air resistance).

Perhaps one day it'll be possible to attach the self-driving car to the back of the car in front on boring commutes to get rid of this factor. ;-)
I am obviously in the minority, but I find this terrible advice. If you suffer a lot from 'regret' perhaps this approach makes sense.

But it completely sidesteps your inbuilt missile guidance system. A human being with a goal is a powerful thing. Just seeking to avoid the worst of 2 scenarios is a little sad.

Unless your goal is just to seek comfort, which is fine, but then be up front about that choice.
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Hey, I love your asshole matrix! Should be taught at some kind of dark MBA school.
That's a Google app right? It's also an Android app that I've installed.
Sorry, I should have added "Starbucks in the US" - edited :)
An earlier edit of your post seems like you didn't understand enough about how X.500 Distinguished Names work to search the DNs (presumably in crt.sh) so learning about that might not be time wasted if you care what's inside a certificate other than domain names. Be warned that although the CAs are required by CA/B rules to get most of those other details right when they're included there is limited appetite for enforcing such a rule.

There are Google Groups (because a lot of this is a Google project or spins out of Google projects) for a lot of this, including mozilla.dev.security.policy (the public discussion of Mozilla's root trust store policy), certificate-transparency (general discussion of CT) and crtsh (discussion of Rob's crt.sh monitor database and site). They're all usually quiet enough that you could read back a few months and/or subscribe and have them in your background.
The difference in the experiences of you two might be due to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CYP1A2 aka "the caffeine gene".
Another one for people in the UK: https://www.labourandwait.co.uk

Apparently they also now have shops in New York and Tokyo.
> Yes, and by that it appears random. Which is exactly what we want and what password managers provide.

Good sources of randomness, that aren't susceptible to side-channel attacks have only really appeared in browsers (Crypto.getRandomValues) in March of _this_ year.

Random is only good if it is a decent CRNG, and we haven't had time to roadtest if we can rely on that yet.

Bad random is predictable, in which case you're removing security.

> Are you sure?

Yes. You're _adding_ a platform that can be attacked, but not introducing anything that is more secure than what is already possible.
Very interesting. I wonder if they implemented the nested transactions aspect of 2AD (paper is dated at 2017, and they said they were working on it). That would make it extremely useful in pentesting.
Unless everything was in convenient bicycle distance, you'd still need them all to be basically doing the same activities, which contradicts the assertion of letting the kids pick whatever they wanted.

I'm not saying it's impossible to do activities with a big family, but what's suggested in the text seems like it would require help in most US cities and towns.
There might be more supply than demand, but that doesn't mean that the demand is low.
Completely agree, I am the same way. It is well worth it to live a minimalist lifestyle. I also threw out boxes and boxes of worthless junk recently - thousands of baseball cards, beanie babies, old broken items, obsolete gadgets (cd players) etc. Living minimalist is the way to go, here is why: when you need to clean the home, it is easier to clean. You can get a roomba and the roomba is able to clean the entire carpet because there aren't boxes of junk everywhere. Also when you have less stuff, your house can be better organized. Just look at home design magazines - almost all have minimalist design to them.
I'm of the philosophy that love is a power.
Interesting. How is chrome devtools better? They seem to offer the exact same things imo.
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