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But that is not how it works universally in Europe. In France for example, you can be condemned for stating objective facts under hate speech laws. For example one journalist was condemned for saying that minorities were over-represented in jail, because they were over-represented in crime. The judge stated that although that was factually true, it would also have a discriminatory impact on the minorities, & the journalist was thus condemned.
See the official Flutter guide on state management: https://flutter.dev/docs/development/data-and-backend/state-...

It refers to other solutions as well, but the hands-on example is with provider (starting in the "Simple app state management" chapter)
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Yes, agreed. The site is great and it would be nice to have a similar design for other languages. The closest example that I frequently use is cppreference[1] for C and C++, languages that I use just infrequently enough to forget the basic syntax.

[1] https://en.cppreference.com/
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I assume you also do custom code for each platform inside Flutter as we do to respect iOS and Android guidelines. Some things are different and need separate code. This is a pain too. I had much better experience coding only for the platform than using Flutter.
In case someone missed that, this quote says a lot "Crew members scour EBay for discontinued replacement parts."
Not exactly any more. It's true that it used to be that a member could just contribute their own manuscripts which would be published as is without review. But after some unfortunate cases of questionable stuff getting published, even the contributed track has to be peer reviewed these days. However members still have leverage in that they can choose the reviewers, which obviously could be abused.
> The freedom to spread cheap hate, fake news and bigotry against minorities?

So cheap hate, fake news and bigotry against majorities are okay?

Glad I don't live in your country. Enjoy the hellhole you've created.
I don’t consider deleting calls for violence towards minorities censorship. And I do think that history has shown too many times that propaganda is a powerful tool, that needs to be restricted. I mean you are free to doubt common sense, but I think doubting common sense is always the first step of becoming fanatic. What would be the country you are talking about? The way I could imagine for someone to commit atrocities out of common sense would be if he has a gun pointed to his head.
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Pretty sure every gig ive ever had would not pass your nifty requirements above.
I didn't mention lisps because I'm never sure how to classify "built-in" special forms: should they be considered normal names and thus omitted from a syntactic overview or should they be considered keywords and included?

On the one hand they usually have non-normal evaluation and custom mini-languages, on the other so do most macros otherwise you'd just use a function.

But yeah, these are the sort of languages I think of as "simple": small languages which reach "smallness" by giving access to a limited set of extremely powerful constructs.
Please, as if Facebook would be taken down when a few pubescent mongoloids "glorified violence".

Glorification is a matter of free speech, because it is an expression of opinion. That you find it distasteful is fine, using that as a weapon is not.

Either way, Facebook won't be held accountable because it's funded by large investment funds, and HN won't complain because they're in bed together.

The "too big" argument is not a moral argument, that just says "we have money invested in it". If that's acceptable to you you have no morality.
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After a weekend of two mass shootings as a result of Internet radicalization, it's clear that it's too late to ask people not to take the internet seriously.
> I believe that the 8chan case still violated what's the defamation/slander bar in the US

That's not how libel law works in the US, or indeed, in the UK. It applies to specific statements of fact about specific people, and does not cover opinions. For libel law to apply, you'd need specific false statements of fact about specific named people that led to damages to those named people, eg, "John Smith has done X, Y, and Z deplorable acts, and someone should kill him", which someone then read and proceeded to kill John Smith. In this case, of course, the conduct would violate a ton of much more serious laws (that is squarely in one of the exceptions to the first amendment, for obvious reasons!), and to the extent that the above conduct did not happen (and as far as I know, it did not) libel law is simply one more of the many laws that don't apply.

Not all things which are against the law are evil. Not all evil things are against the law. Just because you really think something is evil does not mean that if you look hard enough you can find a relevant law.
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You could probably just make an example out of a couple of particularly bad threats every 3 months and reduce the number of threats significantly with that. The question is what does that actually achieve? A couple of people will simply turn to Tor or similar services, while others might post less but still kill people. It might rob law enforcement of the ability to develop some sort of system that can sort through the noise and prevent a few of these incidents in the future.
Those by definition have to be produced every day, and they are regional to boot. And they go stale pretty much instantly. Netflix wants to produce content that can be successful in more than one region of the world, that doesn’t expire quickly, that can be added to the catalog and watched some time into the future.

A show like that would be everything they don’t want.
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Its mentioned. According to the article, film was slower then too, so the effect was lesser then.
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What does this mean exactly? I've seen this around and I don't quite get it . Is it a reference to something?
Yep, they clearly outlined that the country was meant for only free white men of good character. The United States is for white people, so it is not surprising that some people get upset when other races try to get their own slice of our accomplishments.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naturalization_Act_of_1790
As others have said the principal is: no semicolons after things that use {}, semicolons after everything else.
> Coherent UI is a very important point to users

Nah, it ain't. At all! I used to believe it did. That's what we geeks think. And on mobile it doesn't matters for us either - keybings working consistently doesn't matter you're only using touch...

Same thing with React Native, everyone thought it's awesome because native UI controls. But users never care about that. For touch UIs it's more user friendly to have you app be friendly by being unique. The thing that "users prefer native" was just because users like fast and responsive UIs, if Flutter can provide fast and responsive UIs, nobody cares if it isn't native.

Even on desktop, the best UIs I've ever seen (take the new Blender's 2.8 widely appreciated UI) just use OpenGL and draw their own widgets.

People say they care about "coherence" or "consistency" when they are too clueless to figure out what's actually broken about their UIs, so they assume this is the issue. An awesome UX/I is one that would keep being awesome even if each and every button would have a different and inconsistent style, what matters is higher level. Let us stop bitching about things being incoherent or inconsistent when the actual issue is the lack of ability to figure out what is so wrong with a UI that it hinders users!

(Oh, and everyone will always want custom branding and styles, whether we like it or not... We need technology that can embrace uniqueness and incoherence and inconsistency and make it work properly and shippable in time!)
In the US, false statements are also not covered by the first amandment.

The difference is that in Germany, "AlphaGeekZulu is an asshole", while clearly a statement of opinion, will allow you to go after me. Some restrictons to Meinungsfreiheit are right there in the constitution - protecting personal honor or protection the children.
people overestimate how complex it is to build multiple native apps in parallel.

I agree, although there are now more platforms to deal with than back in the days when it was just Mac and Windows: add iOS, Android, desktop web, mobile web.

I think it also helps when it's easy to share code between platforms, which again, used to be easier when you were just targeting the desktop (just use C or C++).

Now it's a bit harder because there are no great languages that span all platforms easily without a bit of hacking. Most languages are managed and memory-safe now; that's a good thing, but it makes them more heavyweight and less portable. They generally want to drag in their own frameworks (e.g. Flutter, React Native) rather than letting you put your own UI layer on top.
"[...]The idea is that good ideas should win adherents and bubble to the top while bad ideas sink to the bottom as they lose followers.[...]"

OK, but what if the good ideas sink to the bottom and the bad ideas bubble to the top, and people die? Because someone found the psychological triggers and the technical means to turn around the expected functionality of the good idea?

We all get the nice, philosophical, humanistic idea of free speech. But in the moment, it doesn't work so well. When something doesn't work so well, we have to fix it. So, what is the fix, in your opinion?
Facebook implemented automation to ban any reposts of the NZ footage. Facebook routinely bans extremists groups.

8ch actively caters to white supremacists, by letting /pol/ be the second largest board there and not be actively moderated to combat hate speech. 8ch administrators did nothing to prevent hate speech from becoming a large chunk of their discourse. As such, people were looking towards 8ch's providers to do something about this, as it has been the case on the Internet since forever (ISP not reacting to abuse requests concerning their customers? Okay, we have to contact their upstreams then).
Rice Purity Test is one of its time enduring survey that incorporates inquiries on different parts of life, for example, medications, indecencies, and violations.

https://eduflex.info/rice-purity-test/
Thanks, I misremembered the 6 months for 60 days.

The third party isn't even obligated to let you know that the subpoena happened - Google usually does (unless there's a gag order), but does not promise to AFAIK, and I am not aware of the policies of other providers.
I guess there is no disagreement. The evidence is indeed worthless.

Still the hypothesis is interesting and plausible. Maybe there is a way to test it more rigorously, this time based on actual eye tracking.
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Microsoft Exchange is the most prominent and easily handled server among mid and large sized organizations. This exchange server acts like a centralized system which contains mails, contacts and other data which is required for communication. In EDB file format all the mailbox data will be stored here. All the data can be accessed by the users, until the connection is established with exchange server. Users no longer can access the data once the connection is disconnected from the server until and unless the mailbox file mounted again to exchange server.
These problems can be avoided if we have offline EDB file backup and using the backup we can easily convert it to PST to access the complete data.
To perform EDB to PST operation we have many native solutions like using Exchange Powershell Command and Import / Export Wizard. But this is not a perfect solution when the EDB file is corrupted. So first it needs to be fixed to make a healthy mailbox. Therefore it can be easily converted to PST file.
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EdbMails EDB to PST converter fulfils all the above conditions as it first repairs any kind of corruption before converting it to PST. This tool is designed using advanced algorithms which makes the conversion process less time consuming and exports the data efficiently and effectively. And it also provides free trial version where users can export 30 items from each and every mailboxes / folders.

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The refractive index of air is really close to a vacuum.

The cameras likely just worked in a vacuum.

I would only worry about extreme temperatures (probably not an issue unless left in the sun for long) and outgassing causing fog on lenses or embrittlement of the film.

I would also be worrying about charged particles causing exposure of the film when not in use.
> NativeScript

Installed the Playground app. When I try to open any of the examples from https://market.nativescript.org/?tab=samples&framework=all_f..., Safari says “Safari cannot open the page because the address is invalid”.

For example, https://play.nativescript.org/?template=play-js&id=h9CNcL&v=... tries to open nsplay://boot?pKey=pub-c-a303d41e-5c6b-4030-8151-c056278a7944&sKey=sub-c-2d2f1312-4f78-11e7-ab90-02ee2ddab7fe&template=play-js&sessionId=h9CNcL_3542

Running iOS 12.3.1 on an iPhone X. Is anyone else having this issue?
What a puff piece. Obviously paid for by Snapchat, with every single image in the article coming from them and the interviewer lobbing softball after softball.
Honestly, they should have done exactly that. Flag their content and ban them. Then go to the capitol. And when some politician asks, "why was I banned?" Tell them honestly, your statements were determined to be extremist by the same algorithm that bans Al Qaeda and ISIS from posting. Then sit back and watch the real fireworks go off.

Just because they have a political title does not mean we have to respect anything that comes out of their mouth. Call a spade a spade and be done with them.
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This isn't quite true. Semi-colons are required after all expressions in rust (even when braces are present).

e.g. `let x = match y { ... };`
Ok, but at least they could have gathered a little more evidence.
The possibility that the US shares your opinion that something is a "natural right" does not change the fact that it is just an opinion.

You're perfectly entitled to feel that certain rights should be universal and inalienable. It's also clear that nobody agrees on what those rights are, and that they get violated all the time.
Agreed. Mixing business logic and UI works in simple applications, prototypes, or applications intended to ever work with one platform and UI paradigm. Outside of that, you're supposed to keep your "business logic" and UI separate (isn't this exactly why people invented MVC?).

Maintaining "5 different native UI applications" should involve one codebase with the whole internal logic, and 5 separate UI layers mediating between that logic and the platform it's being run on (including UI). It should not involve rewriting the same thing 5 times.
The French section feels a little outdated, I'd say we're closer to American norms, even if most of it still ring true.
You are simplifying. Google shopping for example doesn't list WWII products in germany. Without any exception. Without decision between right wing propaganda and historical teaching material it is an attempt to deny the holocaust. And that's as simple as it is.
> They're more than useless.

Can attest to that. Had similar situation - Being DE tax resident however working for my own company that is not based in DE.

I had just a simple question - when and how do I pay my taxes here from the money I bring from my company that is not German. And they could not help me because they really could not understand that someone might be living in Germany but not working in Germany.
It's easier going the other direction: what is time tracking good for ?

Tailorism was good for simple, repetitive and immutable tasks, where the only planned improvement would be the worker. If the task was to be revised, it would be top down from an 'analyst' that designs a new task and test it on workers.

What changed this perception ? Toyota like factories, and the idea that tasks should progressively evolve, workers can change their environment in non top-down ways. The metrics was not how much time it took to do a single task, but how much the whole pipeline was efficient.

It's just an example, but I think time tracking should be a relic of the past, as an idea that was too simplistic and too seductive to micro-managers to be really valuable.
Tartu in Estonia has one: https://visittartu.com/bike-share-system
70 stations for around 100k city with a lot of dedicated bicycle tracks is well covered. I also know that at least they are building something similar in Riga and some other eastern cities have them. Which is a bit surprising, would have guessed countries with less snow and stronger bicycle culture are gonna build these things first.
You'd only be undoing my upvote anyway.
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> German business lawyers

It's because most German beurocrats are garbage when it comes to laws related to outside Germany.
Neither you nor the parent poster substantiate your assertions with sources, which made me curious of what research might have been done in this area. Some cursory searching lead me to this reasonably well sourced answer, which suggests the parent poster is right in this case:
https://ux.stackexchange.com/a/39295
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My experience working with Flutter:

- Overclomplicated syntax.
- Material Design doesn't look as good as the native. Feels like imitation in many cases.
- no vector drawable, PDF or Lottie support
- I had to create special code for iOS to match certain patterns and components.
- Typopraphy done wrong.

Flutter maybe something good to start with, but once you want to reach good app design/code maintain that would be painfull and you will feel faster and more organized if you do things in their native realms.
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8ch gained popularity because gamergate discussions were censored on 4chan.
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It's funny, it's basically installing a rootkit on your phone (one that you trust), it's a piece of software that has access to everything but tries to hide from detection.

But yes I have it too...
I'm hoping a cross-platform UI takes over the world. Then it will be the "native" UI's that seem inconsistent.
Worked once with both French speaking and German speaking people where some fundamental components relied on communication between these native speakers, and was conducted remotely. Germans in turn are very laconic, literal when speaking English and like to feel smug because of it. At some point the German director became furiously hysterical on hearing „no”. What a beautiful clusterfuck it was.
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Wow.

Not saying I fully believe that explanation yet, but I'll try to find out more.

BTW and FWIW: I'm not the one downvoting you and I disagree with those who do.
A lot of mobile apps are almost entirely UI...
Turkey has already a rocket-missile company [0]. So, I'm pretty sure Turkey does not need everything but only specific parts. What I think is that Roketsan will be able to manufacture its own s400-capable Triumph missiles. So, Everytime Turkey launches its own missile, It won't need Russia to replace its stockpile.

[0]: http://www.roketsan.com.tr/en/
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but DDoS protection is not speech - it more lets one shout in a loud room - as people keep reminding us you have a right to your speech, but no right to be heard
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I haven’t looked at the site myself yet, but renaming those is sometimes used a security through obscurity.
I did not talk for Europe, just Germany. And I do not approve the suppression of facts. Sorry for France.

(Would be interesting to know the details of that lawcase. I investigated some of those incidents in Germany and in most cases they turned out to be quite different from the initial aggregations that I read in public).
It is my understanding that, currently, the following speech is of "type B, disallowed" in the US:

* Shouting fire in a crowded theatre

* False advertisement

* Medical or legal advice (allowed, heavily regulated by the Government)

* Advocacy of force or criminal activity

And I assume, many others that I do not know of.

Unless you are arguing that there is no such thing as free speech in the US, then it must be that you can have "free speech" while still having some limitations.
That's not the point.

There are three things to an "artificial pancreas": glucose sensor,insulin pump, and the control logic. The difference between an artificial pancreas and the "manual" operation is just that the control logic is automated.

You even can't "fuck up" very easily, unless you add other diabetic stupidities on top of a malfunctioning control logic. Two failure conditions: a) Too little (or no) insulin delivered. b) Too much insulin.

The second one is the more dramatic/short term. The insulin pump has a limited supply of insulin. The speed of injection is limited. There are probably additional safeguards in the pump's software around knowing you are not an elephant breaking into a candy shop. And you feel the pump acting. You can pull it out if it behaves strangely.

Too little insulin delivered may be trickier, but you still have to check the glucose levels occasionally, probably multiple times a day.

Patients already use "algorithms" for insulin delivery. But they are comparatively shitty and designed for example to deliver insulin as a bolus after a meal. Continuous administration of insulin over a pump already has a lot of benefits. A continuous monitoring already has benefits.
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