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My wife has been in the hospital regularly over the past 18 months probably 20 days total. This is a renowned research hospital with a gorgeous, vibrant facility and spacious rooms.

They absolutely 100% ignore any semblance of a sleep cycle for their patients (as well as proper nutrition but that's for another day). Constant interruptions to check vitals, ask if we want to pick a meal, beeping infusion pumps, a whole squad going on rounds with banal questions...it seems to never end.

I'd like to find a watch/fitbit for her and either find or write an app that just fills the screen with a color based on her current sleep phase...green she's awake, yellow light sleep and red means she's in REM or deep sleep and should not be disturbed unless necessary. Place that by the door so the nurses can see and hopefully adjust their timing accordingly.
Hrm, citation? I'm just reiterating what I heard from an AMD employee that took me out for drinks. AMD needed the $200 million to survive and thought there were market segments they could not access in China, but a JV would not be encumbered in that manner.

By the time the JV's chips would be in volume production, it would be 2 generations behind, thus not eating AMD's existing Chinese customer base.

Edit: Nice un-noted edit...
Again, we already have experience with a finite labor-consuming exponentially growing economy looks like. I don't know how this comment is a rebuttal, since it doesn't address any of the points I made.

Especially since it repeats a line of reasoning, whose premises clearly apply to labor, but whose conclusions are clearly incorrect in the case of labor.

"So the price of energy must continue to drop" simply does not logically entail from the preceding premises.
I implemented try() in Go five years ago with an AST preprocessor and used it in real projects, it was pretty nice: https://github.com/lunixbochs/og

Here are some examples of me using it in error-check-heavy functions: https://github.com/lunixbochs/poxd/blob/master/tls.go#L13
Or just remote drive your session. Token exfiltration isn't required if you can do XSS or say script injection via browser extensions (and exfiltration is more likely to hit anomaly/fraud detection)
As for size and complexity, there were original Doom levels that surpass the 2016 levels in every quantifiable measure. Larger maps, huge mazes, etc. All thanks to the WAD system that allowed Doom to have such long legs thanks to community driven content. With the new graphics system of 2016, community generated content was just never going to be a real thing with 2016. That is where 2016 and the original differ the most. As for unwanted RPG elements, 2016 at least has a mode that ignores that and dumps you into any level you want. To your point though, the RPG elements did alienate some fans of the original games, which goes back to my original point.

2016 was moderately successful. It got a lot of praise just for being stylistically Doom in every way that Doom 3 wasn't. But I don't think that Doom 2016 counts as strong evidence that HL3 could be made in a way that satisfies fans of the original games without alienating younger/modern gamers.
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The number of people who need to access voicemail from any device except the phone itself is tiny.

Just disallow it by default.

Problem solved.
Agreed. This is the hill I'll die on. Boring error handling is what I specifically love about Go...
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Hear hear. I got into coding as a young teen from running a counter-strike server and wanting to make my own adminmod plugins to do more cool stuff on the server, had to learn Small C. Then I wanted to go further than the restricted API adminmod had for plugins so I learned how to build and modify actual adminmod, then metamod, eventually was working in C++ building actual mods for half-life, was all fun and games at the time but gave me a platform for a lucrative career later in life, sweet!
The postmortem...they admit that they need to hire more support staff.
“popular”
From recent accounts of former employees, he's pretty hands off with the company nowadays, mainly playing Dota 2 in his office and occasionally coming out to see how everyone is doing. I was suprised to find out that he's one of the main reasons that Windows became the most popular PC gaming platform. He was one of the main proponents of porting the original DOOM to Windows, and him and his team were responsible for creating DirectX before he left to create Valve.
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This market is not validated by anything close to mainstream.
I really appreciated your your explanation of cause about finding fixes and edge cases, and being incompetently managed, and found your notion of making the effort to search for the positive very helpful, thank you.
The phone network is not designed to be secure.

Stop papering over gaps and trying to use it as if it were.
Not a cat owner, so actually curious:

I have a friend cat who always scratches me, which is quite painful and leaves marks. Is there a way to trim the nails so this doesn't happen, or is the only solution to avoid the cat?
Can't trick me into installing your backdoor patch!
Blog post did mention that accounts with high CPU usage and payment history won't be flagged.
You could make similar arguments about US Dollars
Firefox in general has much better CSS debugging, and somewhat less good JS debugging. If you’re going to try it out then I’d suggest looking into its grid / flexbox visualisation.
Most of the anecdotal evidence was comparing a laptop running with years' worth of bloated software to a fresh install. No surprise that Windows 7 came out ahead.
My favorite Safari UX feature is 'show tab overview'. Its far better than the Firefox overflow menu.
1Blocker and I also use LittleSnitch as a blocker.
They are both bodily mutilation of powerless non-consenting beings/individuals. I wouldn't call that unrelated.
Actually you did, because the world does not exist to serve you, it's a mutual transaction between two parties. Websites need to make money and understand how users are using their service so they can survive and improve.

99% of the data anyone is collecting which you call "stalking" is either available in server logs or could be easily modified so that it was. I guess you might just have to stop using the internet.
Good grief. Plenty of people are poor AND don’t have someone to love them.
Kickstarter creates no expectation of profit by purchasers.
Why not wait until they're adults and they can consent to the procedure?
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Couple of solutions:

1) Trim the nails like you said, that's not always easy to do depending on the cat.
2) Encourage the cat to use scratching posts more, using treats and catnip
3) Softpaws or similar. https://www.softpaws.com/
Additionally, schedule 1 drugs face unique prejudice in law enforcement / legal system, for instance you can't deduct schedule I drug production expenses from your income, and IIRC there's something about it that makes it more precarious for banks to work with.

If Marijuana were a schedule II through RX only drug, the manufacturers could write off their expenses, and it'd be much easier for banks to handle marijuana money.
Sure, just clip their claws using nail clippers. You can see how far down the claw the nail bed goes, so just avoid that and take the point off.

Having said that, unless you get them accustomed to the process as a kitten, you may end up suffering more than if you hadn’t attempted it in the first place.
There are plastic nubs you can place on their claw tips, however it is doubtful it would be successful if it wasn't started while they were kittens or very young.
You can definitely trim the nails. They sell clippers for this purpose. When my cat’s claws are freshly trimmed, she can’t hurt me at all — I think it actually annoys her that I’m able to ignore her when she tries to get my attention.
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Yes! ICOs were great money laundering opportunities.
The best part about Chastain is his amazing ability to take sub par equipment and be competitive with it, he is a rising star for sure
So far no one mentioned the poor dinoes who would be saved from the vicious predators with the proposed declawing. I mean, it's not like I like dinoes, but too many shitty demigods are too many.
While I understand the move (similar to what Redis Labs, MongoDB, Confluent and many others have done recently), as one of the many contributors to these projects not affiliated with any company, it feels like a slap in the face. If such licenses gain prominence then having a healthy open source community for large-scale projects will be a thing of the past. As an outsider, it makes zero sense to be involved in the project if my code isn't really going to be open source until 3 years from now, and that can be delayed further or indefinitely if the company wants.

IMO the best way forward is for such projects to be run by non-profit foundations, not VC-backed companies.
I was referring to my own experience of fresh installs of both.
It was my impression that because the boiling point of lead is so high, and the vapour pressure so low, that airborne lead is unlikely even in a big fire.

Am I mistaken, or are there other mechanisms at play here?
That could work well because if the message shows the domain that looks like the content they want to see they will allow it but if its a random tracker domain they will block it.
I mean it is. Unless your business is wholly dependent on a service from my business.
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There are nail clippers suitable for cats which help.

Some cats will protest violently and make it extremely difficult to trim them though
People would be disappointed to know how frequently this directly or indirectly (owner surrender to shelter) leads to euthanasia. It's going to be a sad side effect of this otherwise well-meaning legislation.
All they care about is the bottom line, which is money
We all look forward to seeing your improved version.
I see you've mentioned kotlin on your mobile team, but I don't see any app related postings on the website. I'm super interested given the fact that it's in the farming space :)
Safari does not block all 3rd party cookies by default last I checked. It does something a lot more complicated that still allows 3rd party cookies in various cases.
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This is a slightly difficult problem but it has been solved in other places. When I update my computer with linux sometimes I will get a message saying that upstream has changed a config file that I have also modified and it asks if I want to keep my version, keep upstreams version or open it in an editor.
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Which of the two NYC roles is more senior? The job descriptions are almost identical with the most notable difference being the senior software engineer position asks for an extra year of experience. That would seem to conflict with the what I believe the general industry standard of "Principal" being higher than "Senior".
The Judaic perspective is that the covenant applied to all future generations at the time of Moses. It is the son's father who consents to pass the legacy on and indicates this choice eight days after birth or thereabouts through this ritual.

One does not choose to be a Jew, one's ancestors made that choice for oneself.

There are many secular Jews and they are Jews none the less, accepted by the tribe even if they do not accept the beliefs. It's not the same kind of covenant as being born again or other personal belief systems that a person chooses for themselves.

Individualism is also a belief system, a cult, and is valid in and of itself. But it's not the only system, nor is it the most correct, nor even correct at all according to many.
I think GP means to say, it's not about the technology's past, but about its future. ICE is last century because its future is diminishing as this century unfolds. Electrics are on the rise and presumably will be the replacement to ICE. Thus they're not a last-century technology even if they were invented in the 19th.
> There's no amount of money you can pay them to get decent support, that I'm aware;

We at NodeBB have a high enough spend to have access to level 2 agents (their responses are around 1 hour turnaround, if not sooner).

We don't actually spend that much either, compared to what some of our clients pay AWS, etc...

Now, we certainly don't qualify for their highest tier with the dedicated support manager and slack access, but that's ok. DO's been amazing to us as a host.
If you own a home in the Bay Area and move elsewhere, consider keeping it and renting it for income. Hire a property manager. Use the income to pay the mortgage on the new place.

If you're gone for 10 years, you may find that buying back in at your current home size & location is prohibitively expensive. You most likely won't see the same appreciation in absolute dollar terms in other parts of the country.
The same argument was made for an open source Uber, and I think it's a noble idea, but it appears the problems of routing and competition are complex enough that it just doesn't work.
Similarly, as I have skin in the game and didn't want to get blocked by DO, I was expecting a muddy response and ready to make a throwaway account and complain about "keeping processes opaque to give carte blanche to take whatever arbitrary action they like" in the normal complaint about deplatforming and tech censorship, but then I read their document and was surprised and encouraged by how transparent DO were. Congratulations DO!
I was just parrotting the interview I listened to but after looking into it it's not false to say that shark incidents are definitely increasing in frequency from using information from https://dlnr.hawaii.gov/sharks/shark-incidents/incident-grap...

Just eyeballing here there was 6 shark atacks from 1980-1985 to about 50 in the last 5 years. Seams like that backs up his claim that there has been a dramatic increase.
> no customers are really allowed to use a VPS as if it were bare-metal

I don't agree. What I'm paying for are vCPUs not actual CPUs. So I know I'm not getting bare metal and that the compute power is already managed by VPS provider.

Are you saying that on top of that I also have to monitor and be responsible my own CPU usage or risk getting banned?

What are the rules?

That's why I wouldn't do anything serious on DO, just use it for low-cost side projects.

AWS has explicit CPU credits on their cheaper instances. They built their system to allow bursts of activity. If Digital Ocean doesn't have that their offering is simply weak.

Also I recall few years ago Digital Ocean send me a message that referenced specific processes running on my VM. I know that they have access to that if they want to but looking into specific processes was stepping over the line in my book.

I moved my servers from Digital Ocean shortly after that.
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This attitude is not helping your cause at all.

Do you have your health? Are you fit?

Because if you've taken good care of yourself throughout all these years, you can definitely get yourself a great life partner.

If not, then you might have to work on it.

Either way, change your outlook if you want to attract quality. People with options won't want to voluntarily subject themselves to this persona, it's miserable, learn to love yourself.

The combination of good health and fitness, financial stability, no debt, no kids, no divorce, is exponentially increasingly rare and desirable with age. It's a hell of a catch, a damn unicorn.

When I was in my 20s I found fit cougars undesirable as all hell, in my 40s now when I see a fit single woman over 35 without any kids, no divorce, no drama or evidence of crazy, I get very interested. It's the same for women. If you make it into your late 30s and beyond without getting trapped with a bunch of baggage and are in great health, you've dodged multiple bullets! You just have to put yourself out there and meet members of the opposite sex (or same if that's your preference) who are in a similar position and discover your real prime years.
Does everyone who has contributed to this project over the years have a say in this decision? My code itself will also be relicensed, whether I like it or not.
In case somebody without experience is reading this and wanting to try to cut the nails back, make sure you don't cut them back too far or you'll clip the vein inside and cause them to bleed and a lot of pain (imagine cutting your nail off halfway to the cuticle). If you cut the nails in a well lit room you can actually see the vein inside so you can avoid it. Alternatively you can also bring them to a groomer to have this done. It also helps of they have a scratching post, sonething rough and durable like those wound rope ones so they can "file" them down naturally in between clippings.
"Nobody" is obviously the market that RED is targeting with their 8K cameras (shooting raw/lossless for that matter) or various projector manufactures. Sure not everyone in the production pipeline is going to be watching manipulating the edit list in 8k, but you better be sure there are a few people looking at the dailies at full 8k res before the OCD/dictatorial director shows up.

Apple obviously thinks there is a market here too, or they wouldn't be talking about how the machine can show three simultaneous 8k streams.
Using five independent methods to estimate the distance of the object, they found that all of them coincided in one conclusion...

I wish they had listed the five methods, I can't think of that many ... (?!)
Used to like to chill to youarelistening.to but so much of the music that is on it any more grating experimental stuff on the opposite end of 'relaxing' in the ambient spectrum. This one keeps coming up to night as a good case in point - https://soundcloud.com/mayazimmerman/you-i-cannot-walk-away-...

Wouldn't be so bad if the next button wasn't also broken.

Looking forward to your site coming back up to check out.
In fairness I didn't vote on that post, but I was assuming downvotes were for disagreement.
> FF should be more active in making all the sites work on their browser.

How? By matching any bugs or spec incompatibilities Chrome has that makes the site only work in Chrome? Or by begging the site authors to fix the HTML or CSS or JS? Because I don't see any other options.

The first defeats the purpose of having an independent browser (or web standards). The second won't work -- or at least, its success is determined entirely by market share, not directly by what Mozilla does.

I'm really not sure what you're asking for.
Every time I see a delivery bike out with a huge backpack full of food, I feel as a society we've gone a bit wrong.

1) The delivery rider/driver is making nothing
2) We are packaging every piece of food and sauce in single use plastic
3) The restaurants are losing money (though this is being addressed somewhat)
4) People aren't leaving their homes for the 5 minutes it takes to walk down the street and support a local business.

I really hope this is a trend that goes away, but I doubt it will.
"Everybody wants to be a bodybuilder, but don't nobody want to lift no heavy-ass weights." - Ronnie Coleman
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This is a good example as it really does lay the Amazon gig bare. LPL knows his stuff but, for customer recommendations, do you really need LPL level product knowledge?

Nope.

I have sold locks as just one of thousands of products in the bicycle trade and you don't need to sell that many to know what you should be recommending to customers. It is not difficult. You don't have to pick/angle-grind them, you just need to listen to the customers.

There is a forest of locks out there, all different for slightly different use cases and customers do need a little bit of advice to get the right one. It is one of those situations where you can have two out of three of these things: security, a nice price or a manageable weight.

There is unwritten moral obligation to provide some customer service, as a shop assistant it would be pathologically wrong to sell someone a lock that is not suited for their use case. The same goes for any other product.

Sure there may be times when you might try your hardest to shift inventory, e.g. the models with last year's packaging that have got a bit dusty, or the ones that are over-abundant in the warehouse. But you can do that responsibly so the customer knows what the deal is.

In normal retail with a finite amount of shelf space you do not have sub-standard clone products taking up tonnes of space with little product differentiation. It makes no sense to sell these products as the profit from the sale is nowhere near as good as what you get selling a legitimate product. Besides, how on earth are the customers supposed to choose when the options are mind-boggling?

With the LPL Amazon locks series it seems clear to me that Amazon are selling highly branded products that are useless as 'choice' as well as off-brand junk as 'choice'. If a regular shop assistant was doing what they were doing then you would wonder whether they were trying to destroy the company!

In regular retail if you realise that some locks are sub-standard then you get the customers coming back with some horror story about how their shed was raided. Or they come in with the remains of what the thieves left behind. After profuse apologies they are cool about it, they have insurance and you help them get what they need. You then decide not to stock the offending locks again or to sell them only to people who are okay with the compromise.

Amazon just do not have this type of a feedback loop, they are not trimming down their range to only offer the customer the good stuff. They just don't get this aspect of customer service even though they excel in other areas.
Deaths sure are rare but looking at hawaii.gov shows the level of increase if your interested https://dlnr.hawaii.gov/sharks/shark-incidents/incident-grap...
Not quite the same in my book either. This would be more analogous to cutting off the tip of each of your fingers to the first knuckle.
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That is some Kafkaesque shit.
I mean compare.

> Before the law sits a gatekeeper. To this gatekeeper comes a man from the country who asks to gain entry into the law. But the gatekeeper says that he cannot grant him entry at the moment. The man thinks about it and then asks if he will be allowed to come in later on. “It is possible,” says the gatekeeper, “but not
now.”

...

> The gatekeeper sees that the man is already dying and, in order to reach his diminishing sense of hearing, he shouts at him, “Here no one else can gain entry, since this entrance was assigned only to you. I’m going now to close it.

http://www.kafka-online.info/before-the-law.html
How old is your daughter? I'd be happy to give you some recommendations.
Doing anything on mobile?
I have to say that as a player I had an absolute blast in the TF2 hat economy: so many stylish and amusing items and combinations. I'm certain that not everyone had such a good time (it helped that I wasn't buying high-roller items or chasing the dream of a trading profit) but I don't think my experience is exceptional at all.