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No need to explain, as I grew up in a small town probably closer to your experience. :) As a kid, I was fascinated by what growing up in the city would be like, so it's been interesting to watch my kids grow up here.
Yeah, that's why I don't buy fish.
People seem pretty interested in keeping their pre-git source control system, even if it means switching repository hosts. I know the default attitude is "they're just curmudgeons who don't want to change," but Hg could have some advantages.
And yet, the Adani group has still commenced operations at the Carmichael mine in Australia [0] - the largest coal mine in Australia. It only exports low grade fuel to India too, and at a loss.

[0] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carmichael_coal_mine
The idea sounds cool, but I'm struggling to know exactly what this does or how to use it. The descriptions on the website are very brief and kind of vague, and the screenshots are quite small. The only feature that's really clear to me is running the terminal commands. But, like I said, sounds cool, just wish I could gain more info as to what it is without having to install it and use it.
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Fortunately, there's a lot of the Earth that's not (yet) occupied with stadia or highwaiim.
Any time you see an article promoting hydrogen as fuel, be suspicious - it's likely being promoted by the oil industry.

As of 2000, 95% of hydrogen production is sourced from 'steam reforming', basically breaking off hydrogen gas from fossil fuels: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydrogen#Steam_reforming

Sure, everyone knows you can get hydrogen from nice clean electrolysis but it's not nearly as cheap (energetically) as getting it from fossil fuels.

Anyways, the oil industry would be relatively happy to a move to hydrogen so they could continue being the primary suppler of fuel.
>Also thousands of jobs repairing gasoline engine, oils, filters will be lost. Since electrical car do not have as many mechanical moving parts as traditional gasoline car it will reduce maintenance costs and car servicing and parts related business.

Sounds great, lots of available labor to put toward improving peoples lives instead of perpetuating a less efficient, more damaging system. Sounds like these people arguing for a lose-lose scenario.
What kind of identity confirmation? What stops these people from buying stolen verified accounts for a few dollars?
At least it wasn't dismissed for being "not enought mature."
“I will totally accept the results of this great and historic presidential election — if I win.”

Doesn’t take more than one small layer of perfectly reasonable interpretation.
Our countries have a lot of forest. This eternal apologizing of the greatest culprits of ecological catastrophe (i.e. mostly non-Western countries), is the actual problem.

People following your ideology don't care about global warming, they care about blaming the West (the ones making an effort to clean things up) at every turn while giving a pass to the countries actually polluting the planet (just as long as they aren't westerners).
I'll give it to you. One phone every 2 years (personally I try to hit 3 but batteries don't always cooperate) and I typically spend $7-9 on a TPU case and $3-5 on screen protectors. So on average, $12 times five phones in a decade is $60.

I (don't) really feel like I wasted my money. Grip alone makes the case worth it to me!
Remember Moab.
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>Keep in mind that each payment made through the Starbucks app is a payment that isn't made by credit card. Since each credit card payment will cost Starbucks 1-2% in interchange fees paid to the card networks and banks, the company saves a lot of money by guiding customers to its payments app

Most of those gift cards are purchased by credit card as well. This point is incorrect.
Remember the good old days of Netflix when you could rent quality movies on DVDs in addition to streaming? Quality has been going down for years now. I'm intermittently subbed but less and less frequently. Oh well.
Extracting two columns out of a excel sheet:

(->> (d/load-workbook file "Questionnaire.xlsx")
(d/select-sheet "Sheet1")
(d/select-columns {:A :item :B :price}))
That completely depends on the chosen metric/definition though. For example, you could consider the most used database the one that handles the most queries per day. Not so clear who is the winner now. The claim that SQLite is one of the 5 most widely deployed pieces of software worldwide is completely unsubstantiated and most likely untrue once you count in things like ICU, the linux kernel, etc.
The cars are not really discarded after 10 years, they just wind up in Malaysia or Indonesia. That impact should be considered as well.
I have a difficult time believing this because two years ago I started losing energy and was not feeling as well as I had been. My doctor ran some tests, put me on D3 supplements, and within one week I started feeling more energetic and after a month I was back to feeling well.

My wife was then also tested, with the same result. I believe there is enough evidence that D3 helps brain health, balance, and energy levels to make it worthwhile to take supplemental D3.
You don't really. There's usually lots of news about most of the ballot questions and the top state level offices. You may or may not be familiar with your local Congressional race and the lower-level state offices.

You probably start to get fuzzy about your state rep/senator. And are pretty much clueless about the county Sheriff, Board of Selectmen, and Register of Deeds.

In practice, a lot of the positions lower down on the list are running unopposed or have been in their position and seemed to have done fine for a while. Of course, this being Massachusetts, a lot of these seats are pretty much Democrat locks anyway.
“I will totally accept the results of this great and historic presidential election — if I win.”

Consistency is not one of Trump’s strong points.
Because the west are the people that are asking Brazil not to take advantage of one of its natural resources. Everyone else has had the luxury of exploiting their land and we'll suffer as a result if Brazil does as well.
Now, I am not a programmer so I get to chose my tools all by myself without any peer preassure. In my early days I managed to destroy quite a lot (as in: counted in hours) of work with git. I switched to hg at the same time as my source control usage became more advanced, and I haven't managed to fuck anything up since.

Now, I last used git extensively in 2011, and I have heard things have gotten better on the UX front. But now I am used to HG and don't have many reasons to switch. I gladly pay 20 bucks a year for having a place for mercurial repos.
I wouldn't consider the repository name any more technical in nature than the name of a CD or film. I think it makes sense to have the title be more prominent than the description of what it does.
It could be argued you already had the phone number of your victim.

If mobile numbers in your country are in the 2________ range, how feasible is it to add millions of phone numbers to your contact list to find out the number of someone? I think this is nonsensical.
I eat about a half kilo of poached caviar every year and I would agree. I've only had the legal stuff once or twice and it's not as nice. I'm guessing because wild caught must taste nicer than farmed?
It is regulated in the EU. In theory you should just be able to click "deny" on sites that track you.

Unfortunately nobody in the EU seems to be interested in punishing sites that bend the law by making "deny" difficult to click or even blocking the content if you click deny.
why are MacOS apps so damned beautiful and plentiful compared to linux and windows apps?

One is developer culture. Going all the way back to the earliest Macintosh days, Apple has always had detailed guidelines about how the one true way a GUI app should look and feel. And the importance of following those guidelines gets drilled into you from your very first Hello World program. This leads to all apps on macs to look both good and consistent, giving developers a lot of inspiration to draw from when they write their own apps. Windows and Linux simply doesn't have this culture ingrained into its developers. It also helps that Apple really only has one GUI framework at a time that it pours all their effort and focus into while Windows and Linux always have at least 2 or 3 competing frameworks that never get quite the attention they need.

Another might simply be financial incentives. Anecdotally Mac user care more about what their apps look like than Windows and Linux users, thus the financial incentives to put in the effort to add the final polish to your apps is higher, since it probably affects sales much more than it does on Linux and Windows. Also (and equally anecdotally) Apple users seem far more willing to pay for small useful applications from indie developers so more indie developers put more effort into producing small useful and beautiful apps for Mac.
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I used to run an image board written in Python with around 15m PV/month on a Pentium 4 machine in 2004 or so. The first bottleneck I found was the database. Some query optimization and caching fixed it very quickly. It goes a really long way until Python become a bottleneck, of which can also be fixed relatively easily (image processing in my case, which is fixed by moving the whole thing to a worker).
Partial vacuum on a steel railroad tank car, for comparison.

https://www.invidio.us/watch?v=Zz95_VvTxZM
So, you are saying that non-Western countries just don't care about destroying the ecology of our planet?

P.S. My country has been planting vast areas of forest since the 13th century for economic purposes. Not sure what you mean by "Everyone else has had the luxury of exploiting their land", since here (and in most of the EU) we have vast areas of forest and actually took care of them.
It could be argued you already had the phone number of your victim.

But you have no correlation between it and Telegram user. This bug is about this correlation.
There is a weak meme that the US state North Dakota doesn't exist, but it's not widely known and might be inspired by Bielefeld.
So what you're saying is that the author of Sourcehat is expected to rewrite Flask, Jinja2, etc in C?

As an example, https://git.sr.ht/~sircmpwn/git.sr.ht/tree/master/gitsrht takes 600-800 ms to generate, and it's probably heavily cached already. What will happen when they get more users? The site will be unbearably slow, unless the guy starts spending thousands in servers.
This is just the corporation itself lending credence to the old argument: Apple products are fashion accessories.
Mercurial shouldn't be considered a pre-git source control system.

It's initial release date was actually 12 days after git and it is far more comparable to git than it is to SVN and other pre-git version control systems.
In a figurative sense, one could theorize that the speech is being placed in a queue (line) of things to talk about next.
superfluous, or egregious examples of bad web dev??
Do you know what Web 2.0 is? Do you know what are React, Angular, and the other JS Frameworks?

When you create a modern webapp, a lot of data are retrieved from servers as Json and formated in the browser in Javascript. Even sometimes Css is generated on browser-side. Even more, on webapp where user login is taken into account, the display is modified accordingly.

That's the web of 2019. The approach consisting of geting remote files and launching them in a browser is really naive.

Speaking of SingleFile, it as a cli version and can handle full web 2.0 webapp without any problem. And of course, the Web 1.0 webapps work as well.
@spinach: “I don't think it's particularly disrespectful, isn't all that's needed a change of perspective? What makes it disrespectful, precisely?”

Your processor's all fucked up, your information tray is jammed. Personally, I'd feel a little queasy eating strawberries from my own garden fertilized with my dear ole gran. To reduce the cadaver into compost would totally disrespect such shared memories as were had with their loved one. I guess your response here is yet another depiction of the dehumanizing effects of the coming transhuman post-human epoch. Where, as I read somewhere recently, one can attend ones own funeral as a robot. Oh brave new world that has such people in it.
Caviar is delicious, and also can be relatively sustainable because sturgeon are amenable to aquaculture. Beluga caviar is actually illegal in the US now, since it’s listed as an endangered species. But California raises farmed sturgeon. (The meat itself is delicious, so it’s not being wasted.)

Fish eggs, in general, are very tasty. A favorite Bangladeshi food is fried hilsha roe: https://www.cosmopolitancurrymania.com/wp-content/uploads/20...
It's well thought through and commented. Read for example the commented design decisions of https://github.com/sqlite/sqlite/blob/master/src/pager.c or os_unix.c
There wont be consequences. What wework's adam did is unethical but not illegal. Same for oracle.

The difference between both however is enormous. I suspect that for in Adam wework deal(s), information hardly reached directors and certainly not shareholders.

With Oracle , everyone knew about the premium paid. And everyone , is a professional money manager and had multiple times the time to shut down the deal. They made mistake after mistake: with CEO selection, with acquisition strategy, with BoD selection, with DD, and price paid.

Shareholders were asleep at the wheel. Now they want to point fingers at someone else.

In both cases there was some unethical on behavior, but that does not make it illegal and recoverable in court
On the other hand, this card is excellent for slicing cocaine! Apple knows its card cleaning users well /s
"Burnout" – A very sensible name for an IT product!
Oh, that sounds like so much fun! You'd need to include externally-facing loud speakers so that you can choose to play Vader's imperial theme song upon approaching people/places.
Internet Relay Chat.

It has been around for decades. There are many people who still use IRC, especially those in technology. Freenode is a popular server with channels for a variety of interests like video games, C++ and Linux.
The impact is specifically related to Hong Kong, where the protesters are using telegram to coordinate, and where, according to the bug report, the telephone number range is limited.
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Intuition also tells you the correct result for many a complex computations.

Because intuition is "simulation" after all. Gedankenexperiment.

You know the correct result for dropping a glass on the floor.

Insight comes from knowing why and how the glass shatters, not that it shatters.
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> Caviar was served as a free bar snack, in the hope that as with peanuts, the saltiness would encourage drinking.

So it isn't just the cheap stuff.

I do have a note about the source, though:

> Salt: A World History by Mark Kurlansky

This book vectors the myth that Romans were paid in salt.

This is not true:

http://kiwihellenist.blogspot.com/2017/01/salt-and-salary.ht...

(Wikipedia has, of course, been fixed. The printed material never will be.)
More transit. It is a tropical city state, so walking and biking any amount of distance outside isn’t very pleasant during the daytime (and will require a shower and change of clothes if going to work).
Some of the criteria are insanely subjective.
For example: look. First off, as far as I remember, Qt and Gtk can be configured to use the OS theme, which mean that your GUI will respect the overall desktop theme. Electron does nothing of the sort and rely entirely on you to provide a good looking design.
Responsive UI: Depending on how you use Qt or Gtk, you can easily be responsive using the various layout provided, at no extra cost.

Finally, one big point that is not mentioned is accessibility. If most browser handle accessibility very nicely with the basic HTML components, if you start to do anything remotely advanced you gonna have to be careful and correctly implement ARIA norm, which most don't. Native UI framework are not perfect either, but can behave better in a lot of cases (it's not a clear cut though).

Electron or local-server + webapp is really nice. Having done front end development as well has "native" application (with Qt), I can really appreciate how easier it is do to custom components using web technology, but I think we tend to dismiss their disadvantages too quickly.
There is no need to train this particular model, but adopting this (or any novel model, the field is moving fast) to say Dutch, Italian, Hungarian, Icelandic or whatever still requires training. Luckily for most languages they are provided (at least in the case of BERT, FastText, or regular skipgram). But there is also still quite a bit of leeway in domain specific adoption (for example SciBERT for scientific texts, or legal and financial documents) reddit/wikipedia does carry a bias. Each of which not only requires pretraining the model, but also generating a huge and fairly well formatted corpus.
And, although the parameters are usually finetunable, it does break down sometimes on the various sub-word tokenizations used.
How is this different from VC tech companies with no foreseeable path to profitable where the VC backers only hope is an acquisition or pawning their money losing investments off to the public market?
Facebook seems very good at not deleting data...
It’s part of the “find a defect in an apple product” market.

It’s a very profitable industry
I assumed by the name “Burnout” that this would be satire, but it looks to be an interesting “OS for product teams”. Question: how do you plan to compete against the top-tier products the focus on solving each of your features (CRM, customer interviews, task management, etc.)?
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Are you deliberately misreading the linked page?

Most Widely Deployed and Used Database Engine

That last part is rather important.
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It definitely depends on the platform and how much effort has been put in by the author. It is definitely ugly-by-default. Try Inkscape on Mac for example... that still uses XQuartz, maybe they're still on GTK2? Or try GIMP on Windows.

But there are more attractive apps that use GTK. They just have spent time doing custom themes.
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> While most students approach learning from an order 3 perspective, teaching is generally approached through the lens of order 4, creating a developmental mismatch. For instance, instructors expect students to be self-reflective, engaged, independent, self-directed, critical thinkers-skills that become evident only in order 4.

Can confirm, based on my undergrad experience. Virtually none of the students (myself included) were yet at the level of maturity expected of them.
A monoatomic planar fractal void of some description might work. Sarpinsky triangle or Menger sponge.

A very distant possibility.
I'm picturing extremely slow moving cinematography like in DBZ in the battle against Cell (which was stretched over weeks' worth of episodes)
It isn't the West at all beyond the most marginal of imports to a small number of EU countries. That you are trying to eek out some sort of completely convoluted way that your incorrect claim was right is becoming some serious mental gymnastics.

The West likes beef. The West overwhelmingly makes and feeds internally, having nothing to do with the Amazon rainforests. Will you now argue that the West is to blame because it doesn't make enough for itself and China?

If you argued that palm oil production was a factor you'd have some basis, but you are entirely and completely off base with these claims about beef.
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I made an e-learning website linked to a freelancing website. Users take programming courses in the e-learning part of the website and complete tasks for companies in the freelancing part of the website. But you can only apply for a task if you have completed its required courses.

The problem with my site is that users won't bother to complete complete courses until there are tasks on my sites and companies won't post tasks until there are freelancers to complete them.

Ive read that a lot of startups get their initial users from their personal network. But Im just a teenager and I haven't worked with any companies before. Also, most of my friends don't know how to code or are not interested in programming so they won't able to complete the courses either.

I had this issue before when I was trying to get instructors to post courses on my site. So, I solved it by posting copyright free creative commons courses I found recommended online like CS50 or automate the boring stuff. But I'm out of ideas now as to how to get tasks on my site or users to return and complete courses.

So, what can I do?
I dunno - having done my own share of labelling, a company to make that horror go away is certainly of value - that said, converting people to cogs in AI systems is worrisome
Unfortunately, the real-world environment is naturally endowed with some grit that clocks in pretty high on the Mohs' scale. Just bog-standard "sand" can get up to 7 and it's not hard to find little bits of grit that go even higher, made either of pulverized naturally-hard materials or industrial stuff. A quick Google suggests titanium is a 6, which in addition to being scratchable by pretty much all the grit, makes it significant lower than most cell phone screens now. It's going to be hard to keep the sheen on those for any length of time.
I think this is where some of these Kalzumeus Classics come in:

https://www.kalzumeus.com/2011/10/28/dont-call-yourself-a-pr...

https://www.kalzumeus.com/2012/01/23/salary-negotiation/

The problem is most of us do not market our skills and the value we can provide. We market ourselves as being available to be handed tasks to toil on for forty hours a week.

Figuring out the value we provide, and how to explain and market that value, is hard work and higher risk, though, so many of us take the safe and easy route of a full time job sitting behind a desk for forty hours, whether or not we can fill those hours productively.
>some even have monthly fees if they get below a certain level

If I receive one for some reason, I've learned to go straight to my computer and load it into my Amazon account.
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“You wouldn’t download a car” arguments aside - what is the ethical boundary for “They’ve made enough money - I’m entitled to enjoy it for free” ?
What I find interesting is this only came up after Trump got elected. What this says is it’s not about how “broken” the electoral college is and more so trying to elect more liberal presidents, since the densely populated areas tend to hive mind. We would have essentially 2 states voting in the new president, and both of these states are very liberal. Why didn’t this come up during Obama? This is an attempt at the liberal elite to get rid of a system that stops them from winning 100% of the time. This is how civil wars are started
I see some other comments have also mentioned the name, “Burnout”. I don’t typically find myself bothered by product names, even ones that may be disliked. However, the name “Burnout” just seems really distasteful to me. I don’t know what it is about this particular name.

I’m also not sure whether my distaste is bad or good. It’s off-putting, sure, but I will certainly remember the product now.
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