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The main issue with bubbles is their inconsistency. One pizza may have huge bubbles, while another one may not. The "chewiness profile" across the dough changes, so its going to make quality control a bit harder.

You can make a dough chewier or crispier by adding more (or less) water, yeast, salt, sugar, etc. etc. Ideally, you figure out the "ideal chewiness" and then make it consistently throughout the dough.
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Holy jeez are there benefits to OpenSSH over PuTTY. I have to walk end users through setting up PuTTY. Since configuration uses the registry and there are no import/export configs I have to walk them through the UI, which is a mess (especially when they miss a step). For macOS users I just give them a command line to copy/paste. We've considered requiring WSL (a few gig install) just to get ssh in Windows because those users have had better experiences. Thankfully, it's now built in.
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> A rubber bullet in lower body would have had enough stopping power.

No, it wouldn't. I've sustained worse injuries than a rubber bullet and remained fighting.

A bat to the head is a lethal assault. Using a firearm against such an assailant is completely justified.

This has nothing to do with pro / anti CCP feelings. As far as I'm concerned the CCP should be eliminated.

Your assertion is devoid of any reality.
> And the best of it all? You have actual stuff to talk about. No! I did not know you had a second child already. Wow! Do tell!

I cannot emphasize how positive this is. I deleted my Facebook account about two years ago, and it's amazing how much more intimate my conversations with friends have become for precisely this reason. They now can't assume that I know things that are going on in their lives, which was hard at first (due to social pressure—"What? You haven't heard?") but became a blessing really quickly. I didn't realize how shallow some of my interactions with friends and acquaintances were until I dumped social media. By actually having a deep, face-to-face conversation with someone, you're much less likely to skip over some of the more nuanced bits that you're assumed to already know.
Wait, so does it have noticeable effects on consciousness? I wish the article had described the perspective of patients. What does it feel like?
Let's break up the big Tech giants, but leave Big Banking and Big Pharma alone (for example)? How come Comcast gets to operate as an ISP and Telecom and suppress competition, but Google, Amazon, and Facebook are illegal monopolies that need to allegedly be broken up by Government? It reeks of targeting.
About the last image you linked: Even if you agree that the parents can make (wrong) decisions that put their kids at risks avoiding vaccines, it doesn't force you to make the same decisions. So what is your reason to not vaccinate your children?

(Moreover, if some people is not vaccinating their children, it makes me more alert not to skip/delay the vaccines of my children.)

(It's a problem for the children that can't get the vaccines for medical reasons.)

About the last link [1]: Note that there are 400 cases in 40 years, so it's like 10 case per year. Probably the trip to the hospital and back is more dangerous. Also, the first case looks like a sepsis that is almost surely not related to the vaccine. The last one in the page says that the diagnosis was "H. Influenza meningitis;" that is unrelated to the vaccine. Some other cases are not so clear or have previous illness. Some look like an allergic reaction that perhaps may be caused by the vaccine, but I only look at them for a few seconds and I'm not a medical doctor. Do you have a link to a list of cases that are filtered to exclude the cases that are obviously not caused by the vaccine?
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However we are fairly good at containing ebola-level threats. Sure, the ebola outbreak of 2014 shut down three countries and required a big international effort to clean up, but in the end only 11300 people died. Killing humanity would require a lot worse.

All out nuclear war would be pretty bad and might end humanity, but US and Russia have a well practised routine of interference and proxy wars that gives aggression a less deadly outlet, and the other potential match-ups like India-Pakistan or Israel-Iran would be very localized.
Warren has always taken a stand against founders, whether of companies or the ones who wrote our constitution.
It's hard to judge. If you compare China to the old days of USSR - I wouldn't think USSR was that great at creative thinking, either (on a bigger scale).

But USSR also maintained multiple closed cities which would contain the smartest people they had in the whole of the union. I am certain if you picked a few people from there they would be of a completely different opinion of what USSR was at the time as well.

So I am wondering if modern-day China has those, too. They might not be bringing huge industries to fruition based on their research - but on the other hand they might be working on strategic projects such as submarines, etc that are hard to clearly see behind the usual commercial noise.
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He thinks people should be punished for selling proprietary software correct?

He also isn't sure than "voluntary pedophilia" is harmful / that people before puberty should be able to pick their sex partners despite not even being a teenager.

Limiting this to being just a discussion on what can be "discussed" isn't valid. He appears to support actions that harm others by some of his statements.
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I remember reading that their head of HR was very supportive of this firing policy and she was herself fired: https://www.fastcompany.com/3056662/she-created-netflixs-cul... :)
Bewilderingly, many people believe in and have expectations of genuine corporate social responsibility, and view profit-incentive interpretations of public relations as cynical. Arguably, if this were not the case, much of PR as practised would be ineffective.
> I suspect you don't know actual American military personnel very well, especially officers and NCOs, and how seriously we take the Laws of Warfare, AND the Constitution.

You're right, I don't. But, if Americans don't need to fear that they'll have to fight the US Army, why have the 2nd amendment at all? Who would they need to protect themselves against?
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That's strange, Take Newegg (both instock):-

WD My Book 10TB USB 3.0 External - $185.99 (free shipping)
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WD Red 10TB NAS Hard Disk Drive $283.98 (with $3.99 shipping)
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So it's still ~$100 cheaper. Like I said before, this isn't the only example.
Sure it would, except nobody is brave enough to do it. They're too busy attacking some detail, this week it's diskless situations, next week it's "untrusted" random hardware/rdrand, and ignore a system that mixes components together.
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It is not an attack on a race of people. There is an SCMP article on the problematic atmosphere of cheating in Chinese schools [1], and dozens by Chinese contributors to large, mainstream publications.

[1]:https://www.scmp.com/comment/insight-opinion/article/1974986...
"than that between any two populations in Africa" : i think you've worded that incorrectly, and please correct me if i misunderstand.

I thought the correct assertion was that there is greater diversity in Africa itself than occurs in the world outside Africa.

What you wrote could be fooled by choosing two very proximal populations within Africa, thereby failing to take advantage of that diversity.
This probably also applies to cognitive jobs.

Maybe, if we're lucky, we'll be left with jobs that require interpersonal skills.
Many arts use science. But when people say "it's more an art than a science", they mean something like "the production cannot be reduced to a simple algorithm", typically because the space of outcomes is large, has many dimensions, and doesn't have clear success criteria.
It's kind of a ridiculous metric anyway. There's probably only a handful of pizza shops in the world, at their peak times, that sell 300 pizzas an hour.
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I can see specific outrage mobs slowing the gnashing of their teeth, but I don't see the trend stopping. The outrage feels like it's coming from the same place of powerlessness as during the Bush II years.

And sympathizing with the other tribe, the Obama years were only a reprieve due to perspective. And though we may judge their outrage as ridiculous ("Barry Soetoro"), that doesn't make it any less real. To me, Trump seems like a product of this craziness rather than a cause.
Not at this time, but potentially in the future. We're trying to keep things a bit more centralized from a timezone/legal work perspective.
I think it is unfortunate that so many Americans don't know about the history of the Black Panthers. In US public school system, we are taught that the Civil Rights Act was won through peaceful marching - this is not the whole story.

Black Panthers carried guns to protect protests, and having guns created a situation where cops could not rush in and beat dissent into submission. There is a strong argument that without the second amendment, the Civil Rights Act would not have been passed, and we would still be living in an institutionally segregated society.

I don't own a gun and don't feel I need one because I'm a privileged urban white. Gun control has historically been used as a tool to disarm Black Americans: the NRA supported gun control in response to the Black Panthers! (https://www.history.com/news/black-panthers-gun-control-nra-...)

Any discussion of gun control in America must account for the self-defense rights of Americans who do not have adequate protection from the police.
> An excellent question to pose to those left-of-center

This is literally what the OP was about.
That gig didn't work out for me either way. I don't think I'll ever head back towards contracting. But I will consider this in the future.
How is that a "threat"? If someone threatens to decimate your company, of course you'll fight hard to save it.
The picture is frozen dough and an electric oven. Presumably they'd use better dough in a real restaurant.
And yet it never seems to get enough coverage. The last time I was prescribed something important, I had no idea I wasn't supposed to have grapefruit or marmalade with Seville oranges. Luckily it's not my usual fare. The leaflet did have all sorts of other warnings though, like even for St. John's Wort. I only found out by a chance comment from a different physician.
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Yes, its wording is not quite right.
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It's software engineering with a lot of statistics. Even if the titles and hype-cycles change, the core skills will be in-demand for a while.
I think the point is that the PRC wasn't actually founded on those same morals, but rather on ones of "we know what's best for the proletariat and anyone who disagrees must cease to exist". With a handful of exceptions (most notably: McCarthyism), the US has always had a very different attitude when it comes to political dissent.

Case in point: the freedom to openly criticize or even outright mock/ridicule a politician is demonstrably far stronger in the US - and historically has always been - than it is or has ever been in the PRC.
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Correlation is not causation. There is not a single shred of credible evidence to support causation.
I mean, maybe it uses blockchain technology and definitely deserves a crazy valuation?
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Depends on where you're at. This machine could be profitable in some places, and probably not in others.
Elon Musk did this fairly recently at Tesla:

"There are two schools of thought about how information should flow within companies. By far the most common way is chain of command, which means that you always flow communication through your manager. The problem with this approach is that, while it serves to enhance the power of the manager, it fails to serve the company.

Instead of a problem getting solved quickly, where a person in one dept talks to a person in another dept and makes the right thing happen, people are forced to talk to their manager who talks to their manager who talks to the manager in the other dept who talks to someone on his team. Then the info has to flow back the other way again. This is incredibly dumb. Any manager who allows this to happen, let alone encourages it, will soon find themselves working at another company. No kidding."
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Some people need to be told to stop creating what they create because it's a net negative. Can you understand that?
Oh, that certainly happens as well. It's just harder to pull off, because physical security at these companies (even physical computer security) is well ahead of network security.
What value is Facebook bringing to the world, honestly?

Isn’t it just a skinner box that they’ve attached ads to?
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We had one with Nixon. He resigned, remember? Now just because we don’t get it again, does not mean there’s no basis for OP’s notion that we can remove legislators all the way up to the executive branch.
> The extradition treaty has officially been withdrawn as a result of the protests.

No it still hasn't. The government claims they are going to withdraw it, but technically the bill is still in the Second Reading stage.
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Yea it's pretty wild. Although I am certain this is just for a prototype. I think the actual ones that will be sent to the Moon & Mars will be done in a clean room.
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You could simplify it even more by saying that the politicization of the discussion is the major problem.

It's worth remembering that often something becomes politicized for the benefit of the politics, not the actual issue.
The fact that they're now made to look like opt ins on closer inspection might be related though.

The old cookie banners where more static I think, only pointing out that they were using cookies instead of giving you any option at all.
Police officers on diplomatic protection, airport security, etc are usually armed, and there may well be armed officers available in riot situations, but they are backup not front line.

I said myself it’s not the same elsewhere, many other police services are armed but even so using live ammunition against protesters is unacceptable anywhere.

I agree the protesters know what they are doing, but just as I cannot deny their role, equally can you really deny the role the HK police have played in deliberately provoking and escalating the violence? Do you think that is acceptable?