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> I am just waiting for the day I can get my name painted on my hardhat at the shipyard. It certainly is a status symbol here.

What has to happen in order for you to get your name painted on your hard hat?
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Their manager might care, though.
That would have been indeed my answer if the comment didn't look like a snarky attack.

"so you're again looking for reasoning in the wrong bush"
Every time people have to argue to counter the hard reality, which I described in my previous comment, they try to clutch at straws by trying to convince themselves that China is "evil" or "wrong"... This is a feeble argument.

Moreover, even if we accept that China is evil and wrong, some of the best 'friends' of the West are at least as evil and wrong, if not more, as China, which should really finish off this line of argumentation.

This is self-interest among states, standard geopolitics, there is not right or wrong, including when it comes to determining the US' foreign policy.
I've never even heard of them... I tried googling and just got cruise.com lol
The last few years there has been a significant increase in people moving from California to Texas. Texas now has the fastest state population growth rate.
Could save me ton of money next time i want to push data to Gsheet !
look, I get that you're not used to being called out on being hopelessly wrong. rephrasing the statement to be an empty tautology so you can be right is a waste of both of our times and only serves to protect your ego
I totally agree. I remember hearing HHGTTG on PBS radio the same way I remember seeing Star Wars for the first time. Completely mind blowing for a 12 year old. Both HHGTTG and Monty Python were like secret knowledge in my school and if you met anyone who had even heard of either, you knew you had found a kindred spirit.
Reddit traffic converts much worse than FB traffic for advertisers at scale. This is because besides certain subreddits (which are very low scale relatively) the targeting is very weak. Unlike on FB where you can profitably target all sorts of sub groups.
I would not say that it is yucky, it is not that uncommon to see in startup incubators a part of their "standard deal" is a whole bunch of services provided at retail cost to the startup and to be paid later. This is often how lawfirms take risk in startups, they structure it as 200K in legal services and I've seen its expressed as a claim on their captable.
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I'm not saying it can't, but the primary focus (and current release) is the server-side version. I didn't realize (before that meetup) that server-side Blazor was even a thing, everything I heard about it before this was that the client-side version _was_ Blazor.

I don't know if thats a disconnect in marketing, or me not paying attention, but like I said I was really confused.
Microsoft introduces Windows 10 X for dual-screen devices
can't provide props aka the theming options in `css-modules`. I think, `styled-components` seems like an extension to css-module.
They probably didn't go into coding.

Some of them will have gone into other customer service roles. It's not like they had to be an expert in banking.

A few may have gone on to more general office jobs with titles like, "Marketing Associate" where they make PowerPoint slides all day.

Some might be in worse jobs now. But, given low unemployment figures, some might well be in better jobs. Not many people aim to spend their life working as a bank teller anyway.
Speak for your self at one point the worker coop I was a member of made all of us dollar millionaires on paper - unfortunately we didn't get taken over by a bigger coop.
You could almost think of say, reddit, as a crowdsourced index bolted onto the front of YouTube. In other words don’t use YouTube itself for discovery, use specific subreddits for initial discovery.

Edit: I left out the part where you could probably add monetizatuon outside of YouTube
How many years after Apple's Knowledge Navigator?
By that logic the Pentium 3 was a 128-bit CPU. Vector width isn’t how these things are measured because its much harder to make a 128-bit ALU then add two 64-bit ones.
On android, using the google keyboard, you can swipe on the space key to move the cursor.

You can also long hold on the backspace key, then swipe left to delete whole words. Similar to ctrl+backspace on windows.

May need to go to settings to enable these features IIRC.
Hey! Don't impugn the serviceability of appliances. When my toaster stopped staying down and heating on one side, I simply opened it up and crimped the broken connection.
Microsoft Unveils New Surface Laptop and Pro Lineup, Neo Foldable
Each level gets better support, right up to getting roving Unity engineers in to help you out.

I don't think they are deliberately leaving bugs unfixed in order to up sell people though. More its just an enormous software project with an awful lot of people using it in lots of different ways. Basically an enormous surface area to try to tackle.
What bothers me is that if you build from the ground up, you already get all of that for free.

Use semantic HTML elements, write your content, then you snazz it up with CSS and JS if you want. It will work everywhere, in every accessibility tool, with no extra work whatsoever.
I think this is human psychology. Most people don't really care about straws so it is easy to get riled up about it and ban it. If you asked those same people about banning bottled water or taxing it heavily, they would be against it. The more difficult the behavior change, the less likely people will stick with it. This is true for consumption reduction, weight loss, exercise and more.
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Ah, I was aware of a couple of suits in states. None yet heard by the Supreme Court, though (or slated for hearing). I wonder if the court would even hear arguments on what they consider to be settled case law.
When the Courier concept was first shown, I almost couldn't contain my excitement.

Now, ten years later, it feels like most challenges the Courier (and now the Surface Neo) tried to solve have been solved by bigger screens, better multitasking and great pencil support.

New note taking and productivity apps benefit from the big screen and fluid resizing of apps that the iPad Pro and similar tablets provide.

The separation in the middle that made the courier look awesome ten years ago, now feels like an unnecessary hardware separation between the two sides of the display.
Have you looked at their balance sheets recently? Irish banks will be back again for more sooner than you might expect.
It's like Theranos, except with shit.
Lovely, will definitely check it out. I have a similar background to yourself, decent amount of frontend web dev experience but definitely more C#.

Cheers
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> Why are per capita statistics more important than total emissions?

https://www.phrases.org.uk/meanings/you-can-lead-a-horse-to-...
A short story about how new technologies (automatic breakfast maker, self-driving cars, mirror entertainment system) will impact your day-to-day life.
What is digitalization doing for chemicals industry?
You don't know much about Europeans. You don't know much about businesses either.

What sense would it make for a plumber business or restaurant to move there? None.

What sense would it make for a high tech business to move there? None. No VC, no subsidiaries, and most important, no other business that you need. A hardware start up need tons of expertise from highly skilled suppliers.

Yes, for digital nomads it might work. But so does Panama or wherever.
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I went to a play the other day that was directed by Mark Wing-Davy and I spent the entire time wondering if Zaphod was in the house.
Miners did [0] - as a mount for lamps as well as for protection against bumps. Tangentially, some tank crews wear helmets inside their tanks for protection to avoid head injuries while bouncing around on terrain.

[0] https://americanhistory.si.edu/collections/object-groups/min...
I wonder if that will be a side effect of this. If the default is DNS via Google, then sites can differentiate on that and do nasty things like block non-google or give different results.
And racists.
I think the author suggested that the cause of some of the latency might be the processing in Python as data goes through the ORM. I like the Django ORM but it does not prioritize speed. It's possible that Python time plus the ORM doing something stupid (perhaps multiple round trips to the DB, reconnects, or weird instrumentation in the DB router or manager) could account for those extra milliseconds.
Human DNA has changed more in the last 50,000 years than in the 1 million before that. The pressures of large-scale organization, climate changes etc spurred continuous selection.
Why? If it’s running Android how is it any worse than the other folding screen Android phones?

It’s not like they’re trying their own OS again.
Assuming you are doing Xamarin.Native and not Xamarin.Forms, you can just tab-complete your way through it if you know the native side. The apis are almost 1-to-1, only making things more dotnet-y when it makes sense.
I'm going to pick one up regardless, but if they can bring Windows 10 X to this device, and provide a docking experience that expands to approximate a full PC, the result would be fantastic.
Mesa drivers are fine.
The one with horrid performance is their proprietary AMDGPU-PRO, but there's no reason to use it. (especially since Mesa now support GL compatibility profile)
This device (Surface Neo) does not have a partnership with Google. It's a Microsoft device running a flavor of Windows.

The other device they announced (Surface Duo) is Microsoft hardware running Google software (Android).

Makes sense, as it's really the only way to get into the phone market and still have an app ecosystem.
How bad is it? I pay more than 50 percent of my income in various taxes in the United States.

Before anyone asks, federal income, Medicare, Medicaid, social security, state income, state sales tax, local property tax, and lesser- luxury and gas tax.
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Have you ever tried to place an advertisement on YouTube? Advertisers can pick and choose the kinds of videos and kinds of users they place their ads on through the interface.

This is different. This is YouTube saying "Absolutely no one may place an ad here under any circumstances." Advertisers have no say, and cannot place an ad on these videos even if they wanted to.
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> Which is to say, /var/ is writable when they do it.

They also do it at shutdown, before /var is R/O or unmounted.

One can also have multiple files, and have a regular cron job that replaces one of them occasionally while the system is running. This is what the FreeBSD script does.

* https://svnweb.freebsd.org/base/head/libexec/save-entropy/

* https://svnweb.freebsd.org/base/head/libexec/rc/rc.d/random

Other systems have solved this problem, so I'm not sure why all the high drama with Linux.
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But if the algorithm can't tell the difference between positive and negative content on a subject is it any use at all? It basically invites bad actors to trick it into demonetising their targets. You can also see this in how Twitter reports get weaponised.
It sounds like a great way to avoid bearing the responsibility. Better, we can now point our finger at someone else.
Consider that even with a recently lowered valuation, Waymo is valued at around $105B [0]. This list might be using a valuation of Cruise as a division of GM, and I'd bet the valuation is in the tens of billions.

[0]: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-09-27/waymo-val...
Yes, unless there is a specific exception, the program would be covered by AGPL. Even if you just use it on the server, you have to release your programs code under the AGPL.
There are alternatives: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_video_hosting_services. The issue is that those platforms don't pay much of anything either.
Not OP, but probably referring to Georgia
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Related video showing why you should always wear a hard hat on a construction site:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ufbOJhaZRmI
Is there a legitimate reason for the Android sandbox to allow calls to `system()`?
This is really clever design, and I like how they've incorporated the keyboard, giving you the freedom of the configuration. I just wish I could have a different OS underneath it all.

I really think the trick is not to try to hide the hinge, but to use it as a demarcator as seen here.
If this releases now, I will buy it instantly. That thing is going in my pocket.
The keyword is "center" (though something may have been lost in translation): the same treaty conditions against double taxation exist between other EU countries and what matters is always what is the country you have the tightest relationship with.

Sending home money is definetly secondary compared to pay for bills, rent, groceries, etc in the country you are actually living in.
I have a food processor that my parents bought nearly fifty years ago. They had to replace the motor once, and then I replaced the wiring on the motor coil four years ago, but it's still ticking. Stainless steel, no plastic components.

(The buttons used to be plastic. Now they're wood.)

That's durable. It also does a much better job than any modern food processor, possibly because the motor is four times the size of what you'd get now.
Why don't they just flip this on the head and let advertisers bid on videos that reach 100k views? Then there are no decisions being made by youtube at all. And it creates jobs at the agency to monitor and get their ads in front of people. Pre-bidding could happen on any content estimated to reach 100k..

Downvoters please explain - we have tons of threads about homeless and joblessness and how tech is concerned with eliminating jobs instead of creating them.
Why? This does something a (postgres) view cannot. It's useful even if you have a view in front of the table.
I do have a hard time taking some of archaeology's sweeping pronouncements seriously. They are prone to making big statements about a culture from the contents of their trash.

In a thousand years, someone will marvel at and create grand ludicrous theories about the meaning of the millions of AOL CDs that they have dug up in a landfill.
32 years after Knowledge Navigator. 0 years after I first heard of it.
It seems it can run Android apps.
No, that is wrong, the Justices are very clear about the historical context of these programs.

Grutter v. Bollinger, 539 U.S. 306 (2003) (link: https://supreme.justia.com/cases/federal/us/539/306/)

>The requirement that all race-conscious admissions programs have a termination point "assure[s] all citizens that the deviation from the norm of equal treatment of all racial and ethnic groups is a temporary matter, a measure taken in the service of the goal of equality itself." Richmond v. J. A. Croson Co., 488 U. S., at 510

If it were about diversity as you claim, rather than righting historical wrongs of inequality, there would be no concept of a termination point of these programs as diversity would be an ongoing concern ad infinitum.
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The data sheets of AD, National, TI et al have also followed a pretty standard format in terms of layout, order of descriptions etc (something that I have always assumed predated semiconductors). This helps make them particularly useful.
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This is bound to happen to any platform financed by advertisers. Controversies are like fires to them. If it's not under their control, it's dangerous and has to be put out.
For the record, there are 14 years between 2019 and 2033. The iPhone has only existed for 12. 14 years is basically forever.
LGBTQ content being demonetized has been going on for ages, long before the more recent controversy around conservative content. This was a major concern going back to 2011. Youtube's justification at the time was that content that made references to LGBTQ matters may not be appropriate for all audiences.

Like the censorship of ISIS content, LGBTQ content censorship was celebrated by the same people now lamenting "conservative" demonetization.
I hear people talk about bicycle technology all the time. E-bikes are very popular these days.

And I heard someone talking about teapot technology just last week, but he was (a) British and (b) a master electrician, so he had especially strong feelings on the matter. :-)

I don't often hear technology used as a noun (except in sci-fi stories, where it's a MacGuffin). It's an adjective: the level of technology of an item. This e-bike has improved technology compared to last year's model.

This is the same way we used it when I was studying archaeology in school. What's the level of pottery technology of this civilization? The pots clearly worked, just like a rotary-dial phone worked. They just weren't as advanced as others.
Panos' announcement was hilarious. Announcing it 1.5 years before release though...
I've worked at several large companies via acquisition.

Yegge has punched things up a little, but I can translate #6 into what I believe was the original text: "This represents the new direction for {company}, and anyone who does not wish to align with this new direction should pursue other opportunities".

The day-to-day employee at a large company becomes numb to executive emails, as 90% of the time they will be countermanded a month later. A sentence like the above is inserted to wake people up and indicate "no, seriously, this means you".
Theoretically, maybe.

Self-interest rears its head, though. If you don't have anything to hide, running Tor is extra work you don't gain any benefit from. Arguably you just subsidize those who use the tools for evil.

I have yet to be convinced that full anonymity is actually a societal good.

As a pragmatic defense against corrupt governmental agencies, it is probably useful.

I'm not so sure it's a net gain for society as a whole.

And, in a nutshell, I suppose that's why I've never gone down this road.
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The addition of the keyboard is genius.

This feels like a very well thought out product. I might end up buying one of the full surface laptops + Duo because of my work flow. But, damn I would have loved to own one of these.

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> you shouldn't be able to host it in the first place.

This is seriously your argument?

What are you even saying, that laws should exist that say that if youtube can't perfectly accurately categorize the 300 hours of video that are uploaded every minute, then youtube should be barred from hosting any videos?
I feel like the allocation header might already have a flags bit field where this might go.
But with 1950s-era machines, it was expected that programmers were capable of manually scheduling instructions optimally, because compilers simply didn't exist back then.

VLIW architectures are often proposed to simplify the superscalar logic, but the problem with VLIW is that it forces a static schedule, which is incompatible with any code/architecture where the optimal schedule might be dynamic based on the actual data. In other words, any code that involves unpredictable branches, or memory accesses that may hit or miss the cache--in general CPU terms, that describes virtually all code. VLIW architectures have only persisted in DSPs, where the set of algorithms that are trying to be optimized is effectively a small, closed set.
It's mostly more complicated than that.

I'm not sure I would call Florida geographically advantaged although a lot of people actually like it. (My understanding is taxes also make it attractive to retirees and second home owners.) Lot of growth in the desert Southwest (Arizona, Nevada) and Texas. It's mostly the Midwest that is conspicuously lacking.

[1] https://www.census.gov/newsroom/press-releases/2018/estimate...
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Reddit's content and success is based on its user base.

If it turns into a Facebook type place with gratuitious advertising, data mining, and privacy concerns it will be short lived revenue in my opinion.

The fun people that create the content and culture will migrate away to other sites, and Reddit will be left with the Facebook meme crowd.

Just my thoughts.
The article seems laden with strawman arguments. A lot of FOSS software is exceptional, and it isn't made by Google, et. all. For examples: Ubuntu, Blender 3D, etc.

(I realize that Ubuntu includes binary blobs, and Blender gets money from Google sometimes via Summer of Code. I don't think those facts invalidate my point.)
“Someone pretending to care registers as someone actually caring for us” (as revealed by MRI scans).

Mr. Rogers did that all the time. He was a genius.
Hernando de Soto, The Mystery of Capital:

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> 24 minute read

A simple (number_of_words)/(200WPM) isn't a great metric when words from code snippets are also counted.
Yet they will not allow any significant incoming immigration from outside the EU.
Isn't that a bit of an exaggeration? I disagree either way. I like the presentation and didn't find it 100x slower or harder to use. It took me 4 clicks instead of a hand contortion for a keyboard shortcut and then 10-20 keypresses to do my searches, and then on top of that I didn't have to search with my eyes to make sure I was on the correct row of glass to metal vs glass to plastic.

The tidbits on the results page would be very difficult to read in a grid.
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Hardware aside, I’m not a fan of the delivery. The presenter comes across as fake humble and insincere.
...unless they directly sponsor the content, paying the producer directly for a mention, etc. Which I increasingly see happen in more and more places. Binging with Babish, Linus Tech Tips, etc.
Kentucky isn't a "national origin."