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Isn't that just run-of-the-mill stoicism?
I teach my kids to use the right tool for the job, because using the wrong tool for the job can lead to injuries. But I violate this all the time, myself. It's just a good habit to get into.

"curl | bash" is a bad habit to get into. It works under certain circumstances, like making sure it's an SSL connection from a source you trust. But it's just a bad habit for the average person to get into.
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In rural Iowa (where I live and grew up) the middle-school bus and high-school bus are full the first couple of days of school, then they all start driving/getting rides to school. At the middle of the school year, maybe 12 people on a bus build for 60. That makes it complicated too.

And 'optimization' solutions result in 1hour+ rides to a school just down the road, as the bus winds about the countryside scavenging the few remaining students. The longer the trip gets, the more that find another way, the emptier the bus, the longer the trip to try to fill it again.

We drove our kids to school for most of their school careers, even though three busses went by our house every day.
I normally see FAANG for Facebook Apple Amazon Netflix and Google. Not sure how to work Microsoft in there - maybe MAFANG or FANMAG or some such.
It suited both sides for the transition to be gradual.

For the UK there was concern that if the PLA arrived in force in Hong Kong overnight to make it part of China in practice as well as in law many, perhaps millions, would try to defy them and demand sanctuary from the British. The international community, looking on, would certainly prefer the story "This is Britain's responsibility" over "We all need to take some of these people". So then either the UK has to find somewhere to put a LOT of people or it is seen to have failed badly as the Chinese put down the resistance.

For China it was recognition that their notional sovereignty over all of "China" must be temporarily shadowed by the consideration that Hong Kong is not just some nice waterfront property (which they could have seized at any time by military force) it's a people, a culture, lots of successful businesses. If you roll in with tanks overnight that probably goes away and you might not get it back.

But gradual is the thing. "Unchanged for a period of 50 years" is merely the ambition on paper. Nobody in Hong Kong thought they'd wake up in 2046 still under the same democracy they'd had under the British. Things get chipped away, they shade over, decisions are made that might once have been different, this year's protests are about some of the less subtle changes.

Gradual change suited both parties. Not the people of Hong Kong themselves of course, but they weren't signatories.
And imagine when some internet forum decides to put a phallic object on top of some significant building, and all go vote it as legitimate. I'm not claiming it's impossible, but there will certainly be obstacles (see wikipedia). This has to be one data-set we get right; with self-driving cars coming, it could cause injury or death if we don't.
And that's exactly my point. We are making actual progress, we are changing people's lives for the better, but if you live in the first world, you won't feel that, as most of the Big Issues of human life have already been solved. The first world is currently struggling with Big Issues that are a level above that, such as global warming, which the average person doesn't feel impact their life so directly.

That is why technological progress and economic growth matter.
> China was always going to annex Hong Kong eventually, this is something almost everyone with any interest in this particular situation has known for many years.

So if I told you you would be maimed in 10 years, does that make the maiming less painful when it happens? I'm not sure what you're getting at by stating that this was preordained to occur.
The question “what kind of car does Jimmy Wales drive?” Popped into my head after reading this. Is it ok if he drives a Tesla from profiting off Wikipedia? What about a super car? Would anyone care?
>> perceived by men as expected or required

This is I think the part that you're describing.
It was a terrible idea. I think Libya was better with the dictator they got rid off with the aid of the airstrikes. Same thing with Syria. The warring parties should have been left to sort it out among themselves. Naive interventions tend to have lots of unintended (harmful) consequences.
I really hope you're treating your job like a gig to tide you over until you find something better. That environment will crush your soul. Don't let it become your life.

Regardless of what your employer thinks, you don't need a four year degree to make a good living. There are lots of fulfilling careers that don't require you to go to college. On the other hand, if you get a solid engineering degree, you can take on a few tens of thousands of dollars of debt. If you want to study liberal arts, then you should look for ways do it without spending so much money. It can be done.

Figure out what your goals are and what you need to do to achieve them. I'm sure it won't involve staying indefinitely at your current job with the algae in the ice machine.
Portuguese, and can confirm it's absolutely normal in every single beach.
Other than the US and Britain and a token force from Australia, which western countries invaded Iraq?
They (Pak) feel humiliated. It's obvious. It's humiliating that they have to go back to the IMF over $6 billion, rinse and repeat and take alms from Saudi Arabia and UAE (the latter of who just burned them on Kashmir as revenge for Pakistan declining to send troops to Yemen)
And to be honest Email is ok. Email is like writing a letter and it should be.

You write it, think about it send it.

In a chat you just type and send as you think and decoding that stuff in hindsight is more work.

I’d rather get one focused and well thought out mail than 20.messages of which a quarter shouldn’t even bother me.

There is no real reason why you couldn’t write Slack messages as well composed as an email. But nearly nobody does.
We have to assume good faith precisely because it's impossible to tell the difference you mentioned. If a real propagandist tells a lie, we can refute it with facts and flag the comment. But if a honest user is labelled as 'paid troll', it's almost impossible for the honest user to prove himself. And that severely poisons the discussion.
UK is not Europe and shares a lot of values with puritanical USA. Culturally you're not really part of the mainland.
Earlier in the same article, they quote "Huawei will need to solve the biggest hole in the adoption of Harmony OS: the app ecosystem".

I think that's part of what they're talking about when they say these others never crossed the chasm.

And, yes, KaiOS has crossed the chasm, but I don't see:

- that being open source helped with carrier deals and hence adoption, or

- that they've solved the app ecosystem issue
It's probably not much of a factor any longer but, for many years after the "Blizzard of '78", everyone knew someone who had to be evacuated from Route 128 or who got stuck at work for a week. A decade or so later I remember a friend who had moved to Boston recently remarking to me that they had never seen a northern city where people were so paranoid when the first snowflake fell.

It definitely created a mindset of really wanting to get home (or just staying there in the first place) if any amount of snow was forecast. Of course, it doesn't help that traffic is pretty bad even in nominal conditions. Every few years you still end up with a 6 hour commute home situation for many people.
If I recall correctly, it's about that human beings should be rewarded for their work adequately, not in abundance.
Healthy masculinity could be inferred as the opposite of "toxic masculinity", which I do offer a general description of above.
While it does seem like a cycle or that "history bends towards justice", let us remember that history will not bend on it's own. We are the agents of history. It will not passively "cycle back" or "bend itself", we must make actions towards reformatory justice.

"But as I learned in the shadow of an empty steel plant more than two decades ago, while you can’t necessarily bend history to your will, you can do your part to see that, in the words of Dr. King, it “bends toward justice.” So I hope that you will stand up and do what you can to serve your community, shape our history and enrich both your own life and the lives of others across this country." - President Barack Obama - http://content.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,1886571...
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Just curious, where did you get these ideas?
I feel like Hanlon's razor is applicable here.
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May be the Unsane ? :). Seriously, there is already a name for it.

"The name that can be named is not the eternal name."
In the 13 years I've been here we've had

- people wiping on the wall, also multiple instances of feces not IN the toilet (mostly 'I waited too long and sprayed on the back of the toilet sitting down)

- countless "whoops I peed on the floor/wall and couldn't be bothered to clean it up"

- serial nose pick and stickers at the urinals

- someone was trying to flush paper towels down the urinals for several months

- the women have had multiple issues of blood on the toilet seats/floors and at least one instance on the wall

The microwaves have signs stating "do not microwave metal" because people have microwaved metal. The sinks have signs saying do not wash food down the drains (since there is obviously no garbage disposal). Sign saying not to remove the coffee pots from the breakroom. Signs stating the building is fragrance free yet people still come in wearing choking amounts of floral perfumes.

Regular reminders of only TWO personal items, do not touch your desk partners personal belongings, log out when you leave, log out when you leave, log out when you leave, did I mention log out when you leave (because pressing ctrl+alt+del on the lock screen and clicking switch user is SOOOO hard).

Then someone complained about food trucks coming here every few weeks so corporate reminded us food trucks are NOT allowed on the property as it violates company solicitation policies yet if you want something other than reheated food your half hour lunch break does not provide enough time to drive somewhere, buy food, drive back and eat it (unless you eat while you're driving) and don't forget only 'finger food' is allowed at desks yet most of the managers eat in their offices and they'll throw out the rule when they sell hot dogs and chips for 5$ as a fundraiser or when they sell pancakes as a fundraiser (and they cook them next to the ice machine, which makes the ice hardcore taste like pancakes for a day or two after).

But gee don't you know, the company is consistently voted one of the best places to work! Must be those corporate employees that get bonuses (and probably cost of living increases unlike the other 400k plus employees).
I blame Disney for an unrealistic princess fantasy.
Also, please do not condescend to me by saying stuff like "so-called third world countries". I live in a third world country and I will call third world countries what they are.

People suffer here under corrupt kleptocrats every day, and I will not have people try to deny that suffering by saying stuff like "so called third world countries", implying that the "third world" is actually doing great or something.
I thought the same after replying, but I think Hawaii is still a good example, as China treats Hong Kong the same way US treats Hawaii: as an inalienable part of itself.
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Think what you want about the song, but the lyrics are descriptive yet metaphorical. I made this example because I assumed everyone is familiar with it. The point is: the lyrics don't just consist of "I did this, I did that, yeah yeah yeah".
Kind of unrelated, but I recently tested out a scenario for the Dotnet Environment that worked really well;

I created a 'Random' service that lives for the length of the execution of the application.

This service has an instance of Random that persists with the object, and exposes simple methods with min/max parameters.

I register the service in a unity container, and then immediately resolve it, causing the Random type inside of the random service to instantiate.

Then anywhere I want to generate a random number, I inject that service.

This works because, as long as you persist a single instance of 'Random', two calls to 'Next' or 'NextDouble' won't result in the same number.
Writing tickets and issuing fines for such things is part of park ranger duties. Improving enforcement and visibility of enforcement nationwide might be able to shift the culture. Something you can do: call these people out. Calmly and deliberately explain that people around them are watching and judging them negatively, take pictures of them. Social enforcement of this kind is the most scalable.
Nokia is apparently working on Android for feature phones, regardless of their partnership with KaiOS.

https://www.androidcentral.com/apparently-nokia-feature-phon...
Desire is the root of suffering.

They've got the paychecks, the perks, and even their politics are constantly validated. But they're not happy.
There's lots of demand for protest in China, protest just happens to be among the few illegal acts successfully suppressed in China.

The two countries are absolutely incomparable on these particular points. Prosperity alone does not quell protests, most protests in the U.S. are decidedly bourgeois.
Yeah those damn poor people falsifying all those documents, that was the real problem all along! Can you believe some poor people even have running water and electricity?!?! The gall of these people is beyond the pale.

Find better websites to read, don't repeat this nonsense.
The EU had a solution for that when Microsoft was doing the same thing with browsers: post install offer the user a choice of web browsers, which IIRC was based on market share.
> a little nudge from the government

Like the subsidies they've had for years?

Regardless, what are they going to do, come forcibly put solar panels on your roof? Keep them maintained? Repair them if a branch falls?
I was on here years before I was /anything-tech-related/
Didn't mean to be sinister, just people with mental issues used to think that nobody understand them, that's why the slogan
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Why not use RDRAND?

Also you can always choose well-established, arbitrarily complex psuedo random algorithms. If you want to guarantee low correlation you could use PRBS (whatever shift amount you need, 31 may be enough for most scenarios) with the same shift register values and seeds that are maximally equidistant.
The show How It's Made did a cool segment on turbine blades, which really gave me a deep appreciation of the process.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KnrCjVf9xuY
That's an interpretation a court might not agree with. We don't really know until cases are brought up in all relevant jurisdictions.

Edit: and another question alltogether is whether it's going to work well against FAANG with nearly unlimited cash to employ hordes of lawyers
That's a bit of a rant, indeed, but also a very good summary of the reality out there...
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Whoops, it failed.

Sounds like an interesting idea though.
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> are hilariously out of date

Well that's exactly the problem I run into with most packages (even outside of programming dependencies like Python libraries), but if ./configure, make, make install fails for any reason, the first google hit on the error message is "why are you trying to install this from source? Use the repos, that's what they're for"...
I have a beef with the title of this library...
Like you said: See Wikipedia.
It's a fragile kind of power. If Xi croaks tomorrow morning, god knows whether the current power structures will stay intact. There are lots and lots of factions that have very different interests.
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it does actually look like you can sponsor projects too already, but the payments are not handled by github in those instances, it just links off to another patreon style provider - for example https://github.com/react-spring/react-spring.

I think managing the direction and budgets of open source projects that have many contributors in a fair, effective way is a really interesting problem. There are some blockchain DAO projects where this is handled by voting. Each participant's vote could be weighted by different things - contribution activity, seniority within the project, more traditional board/council structure, whatever. The voting results can also be automatically executed.

Or you could pre-determine and automate how funds will be paid out to contributors - ie. bounties for new features/fixing bugs
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Wow the level of dishonesty and misuse of any context is horrific here.

Mark 4: Jesus is quoting Isaiah who is speaking of a people who have the Scriptures and yet have continually ignored God and will eventually murder Him. God is under no compulsion to be clear with them. It is the sobering truth of Matthew 13:12.

Matthew 15 : I have no idea what you are talking about here.

Matthew 21: The house of God is being used to turn a profit and exploit the poor. Yeah -- that angers God.

Mark 11: You seriously can't see the bigger symbolism here? Are you really concerned about a tree?
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Or as they call it in the biz: sample without replacement.
Disagree that the big advantage of owning comes from locking in housing costs.

That's part of it, sure, but the biggest reason for me is permanence. I want a place I know that I'll be able to call home in 20 years. Homeownership achieves that.
That's interesting. I've actually found that it, coupled with other nootropics, reduces my anxiety by quite a lot. I've been taking it for a couple months and haven't had any negative side effects. I used to get "racing heart", palpitations, HBP, and other symptoms when I'm stressed (which now I'm attributing to the general bucket of "anxiety"), and these supplements really help calm my nerves throughout the day and I haven't had many symptoms since.
I think the GP's point is they don't think there is anything they can afford to do to better their situation in ways that matter.

All actions other than status quo lead to something worse. (Loss of job, unaffordable debt, etc.) And it's a perfectly normal situation in their part of the world for their skills and occupation, so it isn't them, it's just real life for the peasants.

That's why they struggle to find sympathy for those whose situation is vastly better already. It's like listening to royalty complaining about conditions in the palace, when you're a starving peasant.
The wording is clearly implying there are two valid sides, when there is not. The protestors are the valid side and they do not need to give a shit about the opinion of the CCP about full integration.
Zero. You can even hear the majority complaining about the protest from time to time.
> JSX is a templating language.

So is PHP.
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Were they paternoster lifts? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paternoster
If you are comparing camps that hosts millions to a camp that host a few hundreds people, none of which is a citizen were you have the right as a citizen to protest against without being send to it. You are simply pathetic.