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There is in fact a way to 'un-minimize' a window [0]:
Use cmd+tab to go to the application, while still holding cmd press alt, and release cmd.
It helped me out a couple of times when I accidentally minimized a window.

[0] https://discussions.apple.com/thread/1615114
Top Microsoft exec says online privacy has reached 'a crisis point'
Or more likely they are so big that even decent sized fuckups every now and then don’t make much difference.

For the mega corps, they could shave half their workforce and still be making the same amount of profits. Some companies just want to grow for the sake of growing and invent new problems to fill time.
> [...] after days of grueling interviewing, it turned out that they had a position after all

Not even Bjarne is safe from interview hell.
Pasteurization destroys some vitamins. Also, supermarket milk goes through more than just pasteurization: some protein and fat is removed to make other milk products like butter and cheese.
Understanding the Limitations of Variational Mutual Information Estimators
It is essentially a Ion thrusters. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ion_thruster

It's better to accelerate the nuclei, because you get more momentum for the same energy. You need to send the electron in the same general direction. From the Wikipedia page:

> Ion thrusters emit a beam of positively charged xenon ions. To keep the spacecraft from accumulating a charge, another cathode is placed near the engine to emit electrons into the ion beam, leaving the propellant electrically neutral. This prevents the beam of ions from being attracted (and returning) to the spacecraft, which would cancel the thrust.

Most device use Xenon, but other devices use Hydrogen instead. Perhaps you can try to collect the Hydrogen from the almost vacuum (there are a few Hydrogen atoms per cubic feet), but I don't know if it will work in real life.
x = x + 1

"Most programmers will agree that this expression makes perfect sense, but if you show it to a math guy, be ready to hear "no, it isn't". And once you see what makes him think that way, you will also see why we assign values with : in k."

This is pretty dumb. Show "x : x + 1" or even "x : y + 1" to a math person and they will not know what you mean either. There is a non-universal convention in math of using a "defining semicolon" with equals signs, so you could say "x := y + 1" and math people would probably interpret it the same way you do, though they might not like "x := x + 1".

But all this is irrelevant anyway: Progamming is not math. Other parts of the syntax of k don't look very mathy either. Preferring ":" over "=" or something else for assignment is a choice on the part of the language designers, but it has nothing to do with not confusing poor mathematicians.
Yes that is true.

But everything is left to the government. Parents do not take care of their children. Children do not care about their parents or family.

If you have troubles, you either get drunk or shut it....

Norwegians have a fuck season which they call "julebordsesong" (Christmass party season) where a big part of the nation ends up cheating.

https://www.dagbladet.no/nyheter/de-fleste-som-er-utro-er-de...

Family cohesion is non exsistant.

Also anything that is not illegal is acceptable.

Do you want me to keep going ?
Does Postman support this with Git? Last I saw with my team no one knew how. Only thing Postman seemed to have was a Cloud Sync and Merge junk, no one knew how to make it work with the git repo.

Thoughts?

Note that Paw has this type of cloud sync too, though I'm not sure how it handles merges.
I've used (conceptually equivalent) btrfs snapshots to let me install arch and gentoo, always easily rolling back to my own heavily customized Ubuntu system. I've never tried it, but given a copy of the snapshot tools, you should even be able to rollback from formatting your root partition.
F-Droid will be blocked by the Great Firewall as soon as it becomes a popular way of circumventing censorship. On top of that, there is a real possibility that most Android phones sold in China are backdoored by the government in some way.
Yes, this particular implementation does. That doesn’t mean the final one will follow suit. This could be considered breaking backwards compatibility, for example.
yep, that's the one!
I also left science. (I am a male.) While I agree with all your points, I feel there are other points that enter the picture for both sexes.

These are some of the reasons I left science: (1) Maybe I was too lazy - I certainly prefered to play bridge at night rather than spend my nights in the lab, in contrast to some of the others. (2) I didn't publish enough - I wanted to get the whole picture before I published and couldn't think about how to breakdown my computer modelling into smaller publishable chunks. (3) I was discouraged with how long projects took - my penultimate project took 5 years. (4) My last project working off someone else's grant money was so "boring" I lost my motivation for science. (5) I couldn't face writing grant proposals with the limited (20%) success rate.

Do I miss the work? Yes, every day. More and more, one can see that science is the future.

What could have been done differently to help scientists? Beginning scientists need to be provided with some guide about how to develop the personal (networking) skills, perseverance skills and publishing skills needed to succeed. For instance, I needed to continues to seek guidance when I struck one particular publishing block. If I had gone again to my mentor, who had a great publication record, I am sure he would have got me over my roadblock.

What was the biggest mistake of my career? I think the biggest error was not taking advantage of my lucky breaks. I had some great breaks: a particular science teacher at school, a very helpful PhD supervisor, and a world-first computer modelling project in the US. I know it sounds bizarre, but I thought those lucky breaks were an unfair advantage. I think I had to realise that life is going to throw both good luck and bad luck one's way and you have to make the most of the lucky breaks.
Don't you think, that 5g is stupid idea, if masts have to by every, 200 - 300? meters, it will be terribly ugly, and how it's suppose to work in farms?
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Try InSpectre

https://www.grc.com/inspectre.htm
> the Norwegian sandwich definitely has less fat (less cheese, less calories in the butter than mayo or other sauce, less fatty meats)

Butter is much higher in saturated fat and calories than mayo, and you're putting butter on 3 slices whereas you usually only but mayo on one (per the article). One tablespoon of butter is 100 calories and 7 grams of saturated fat, one tablespoon of mayo has 60 calories and 1.5 grams of saturated fat.

If I look at the nutritional information for Kalles Kavier (which someone suggested as a topping), it seems to also be pretty high in calories with a lot coming from extra carbs (sugar).
What an amazing site the yew trees and door of St Edward’s church, Stow-on the-Wold make. What's even more amazing—at least from the photograph—is that there seems to be no significant damage to the building's foundations or infrastructure.

I wonder in fact if this is actually the case.
Question:

I haven’t tried building a windows app in 10 years.

That said, in the past I found it darn easy to wire an interface up quickly.

I recently downloaded visual studio and could not quickly figure out how to get a GUI going (design view would not show).

What is the recommended approach with this new stuff?

Some buttons and textboxes on a form with an onChange method and a data bound grid?

This used to be pretty easy.
Okay, so what are some niche video sites you can recommend?
KDE's Plasma 5.17: Smarter notifications, improved Settings, increased usability
I'm with you, but first I'd love if they started using the inverted pyramid again.
Not as typically as you might think.
The asp configuration thing is complicated but powerful. If you don't want that, you can just use ``Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable`` and be done with it.
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Still too early for that unfortunately. I'm hoping to have the UX dogfooded in the next month or two, but I wouldn't go near it for another 6 months at least. I want to be able to destroy data should the need arise. Hope you understand :)
Having intelligence is quite important. Otherwise you have a higher propensity to react with emotions and do irrational things.

See : Modern society
> I heard the real reason we need 5G is to sell more new phones.

Yes, and to force change of technical platform. It is harder to persuade carriers to do 4G properly, than to give them a brand new deal. For example we would likely never see VoLTE interoperability.

Another factor is that Chinese companies really want it, because they have most of IP on it, and they don't want to "walk on the minefield" laid by patent trolls when they venture to Western markets.

> However, mobile phones running 5G radios will deplete their battery far more rapidly than LTE, right?

Yes, DSPs inside 5G basebands have more flops and SRAM than the main CPU. Imagine an eighties era supercomputer in your pocket.
I see it's attack RMS day 17 today.

I bet Gosling doesn't even like cute young girls, but is happy with whatever women America allows him to be ruled over by (woman is the master in the USA); but all those millions don't get him a virgin young girl as brides.

Even a goat farmer in Afghanistan has such good things.
But a top guy in the USA: no way.

Remember: A man isn't a man unless he rules over others.
RMS rules over the hearts of thousands, maybe more, what does Gosling rule over? And what is it worth if it doesn't get him the traditional pleasures the Prophets knew?.
Also should shout out to eXo and his team. They have spent the past year making this work. eXo before that has spent many years alone making it work. It is a little rough around the edges due to the cut and paste job they did with their launcher/install system. But they did an amazing job of 'just works'. Looking forward to the next win3x pack.
GG \o/
Ping me on Twitter (@hunterloftis) if you have questions while working on your project. The community around WC/LitElement is small relative to Vue/React but amazingly responsive.
Mucin glycans attenuate the virulence of Pseudomonas aeruginosa in infection
Show HN: Due.work – Simplify your work, to-do's and communications
Wage-slave think's he's still an OSS nerd...
You bring up some valid points. I traveled to China recently. Phones like iPhone 5 practically don't work there, because the specifications supported by these phones are phased out to such a degree that you're hard pressed to find coverage even in urban areas. I.e. 4G and 5G made the older specs obsolete, so you're obligated to buy a newer device.

Though, I guess it's possible that these bands were never supported in China. If anyone cares to chime in.
> How would you track them down today?

You go and find an appropriate subreddit.

Seriously. Subreddits are mini-Internets. Yes, centrally controlled and restricted to newsboard format (the latter is arguably a benefit), but they link out to interesting sites on the "main" Internet, and mostly haven't been poisoned by marketers just yet.

Not an elegant solution, and not a permanent solution - but it works for now.
Well written, clear and clean presentation, very good material inside for whoever wants to read more about 5G and mobile networks in general. Highly recommended!!!
Core apps can be deployed standalone
That send to be fully intentional - it's more challenging to solve the problems with a limited subset of commands and inputs (e.g. you're only allowed to grep for specific patterns)
And almost more importantly, forced the rest of the industry to stop sitting on their oil barrel and get to work making over their lineup as electrics.
I see it's attack RMS day 17 today.

I bet Gosling doesn't even like cute young girls, but is happy with whatever women America allows him to be ruled over by (woman is the master in the USA); but all those millions don't get him a virgin young girl as brides.

Even a goat farmer in Afghanistan has such good things.
But a top guy in the USA: no way.

Remember: A man isn't a man unless he rules over others.
RMS rules over the hearts of thousands, maybe more, what does Gosling rule over? And what is it worth if it doesn't get him the traditional pleasures the Prophets knew?_
>That’s on the client, not on the server.

But that required by the system to work. Otherwise you have to choose between having really poor granularity (if you only check the domain), or really large black lists (if you only check the whole url). Point is, there's no way for this system to work effectively and be anonymous.

>all it would take is a change in the hash and most of the old model would be trash

Why would the hash change?
Amazon Joins Trend of Sending Workers Away for Health Care
> Establishing intent requires mind-reading

Philosophical discussion of intent, unlike legal discussion, isn't necessarily concerned with what you can externally establish. It is still useful for answering questions about your own conduct, like: "would I be lying if I say something I know to be false, which I don't expect others to believe?"

I think another problem (both in philosophy and law) is that intent is not binary. If I do something without wishing a particular outcome, knowing that such outcome may likely happen, and not attempting to mitigate it, is it intentional? For instance, if I knowingly made a false accusation that some person is a criminal, uncaring whether it was perceived as sarcasm or truth, and some listeners understood it to be a truthful accusation, what is my level of culpability for libel?
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Release 1.3.0 of Expr expression evaluation library
New release support functions with variadic arguments and new API for fast-path function calls. Now it's possible to improve the performance of evaluation by avoiding usage to reflection package.
Here is what I do:

Level 1 protection: Offline (only on when adding/updating) harddrive. USB Hard disk (non ssd) for example will do.

Level 2 protection: Always on Synology NAS at home with Raid 1 between 2 drives

Level 3 protection: Google Drive plan with 100Tb.

You work only in the level 2, always available in you network

You can automate between Level 1 and 2 if you connect the external hd to the nas and click the button to sync the photos.

You can automate between level 2 and 3 with synology software alone (in the package manager)

I hope this simplifies your life.
In this case I suspect it's emotional and wrong.

"In Illinois, the Guardian has found that state and federal governments have joined forces to demand that welfare recipients repay “overpayments” stretching back in some cases 30 years."

This isn't technology, it's politicians and bureaucrats deciding policies. There is no reason the technology can't write off aged debts like this.

The whole article stinks.
High intake of B6 and B12 increases risk of hip fracture
Chinese Inflation Surges as Pig Prices Fly High
Your teacher lied to you :).

The problem is that you have a different "mass" when you try to accelerate the particle in the direction it is traveling and a different "mass" when you try to accelerate the mass in a perpendicular direction. (If the acceleration is not parallel or perpendicular, it's more complicated.)

Your formula is the correct one for the acceleration in the perpendicular direction, like in the magnetic field of a cyclotron, that is the typical example.

For an acceleration in the parallel direction you must add a ^3 to the correction.

m = m0/√(1 − v²/c²)³

Most modern books of advanced electromagnetism/relativity try to avoid the change in the "mass" an use only the rest mass m0. The other "mass" is sometimes handy and sometimes misleading.
5G doesn't need masts every 200-300m.

There are multiple different frequency bands you can use.

The lowest frequencies are around the same as 4G, so you should need similar numbers of masts to get reasonable coverage.

The highest are around 60GHz - these are pretty much line-of-sight and are likely to be used for shorter-range (but super-high-bandwidth) applications.
You can get most of the way to functions outside of a class with "using static". I often do "using static System.Math;" to have bare may functions. Also often do the same with System.Console.

I'm not sure what your thoughts are on Structural Typing, but I've found liberal use of extension methods on interfaces to be a really useful way to get lots of functionality on a wide variety of types.

As for your comment on namespaces, I cannot agree. Again extension methods would not be anywhere near as useful if one can't arbitrarily add code to any namespace, without needing to adhere to a file system structure.
Plus it’s barely any extra work to load settings from environment variables. And it lets you write code agnostic to where the settings are coming from, and then choose to load them from environment variables, a file, hard coded values, etc.

Makes testing easier too because you don’t have to write a fixture around your settings. Just build the class with known setting values without writing code purely for testing.
A large chunk of PdfPig started as a port of PdfBox (Java) , so it might be worth considering containerising or in some other way wrapping the PdfBox functionality to get Apache 2 licensed PDF merging [0] if this works for your scenario.

It's useful to know that this is a real use case too, I always assumed it was implemented 'just because' but the scenario you describe makes sense.

[0]: https://pdfbox.apache.org/docs/2.0.1/javadocs/org/apache/pdf...

Edit: another option is this pdfium wrapper for NET Core though it merges one pair at a time: https://github.com/GowenGit/docnet
And many physicists (including Einstein) have argued it's a bad idea to teach things this way.
C++ cannot be greater than C... Because the ++ is post-increment

He created a great language though

--

And agreed on the linking: every snippet on stackoverflow is effectively gpl

Requiring attribution/license change --- Unless you've already hyperlinked every author name, stackoverflow, + the page it came from, AND those links are not nofollow

https://stackoverflow.blog/2009/06/25/attribution-required/

""Stack Exchange Inc; user contributions licensed under cc by-sa 4.0 with attribution required.""

EDIT: see cc by-sa text. It considers itself gpl equivalent
It tells you that a wrongly applied system can cause damage.

In respect of Aadhar in India, I know the Anti pattern where they deduplicated many undeserving people receiving 'welfare' payouts from the state.

Is this to state that either of these approaches are right?

No. Eliminate the skunk out of the politics, and such things won't happen.
4G and often 3G don't work in many rural areas. I expect 5G will follow the trend and be concentrated in high population areas, at least to begin with.

I think 5G will mostly be in cities, with antennas on buildings. Masts aren't really practical for the network density required. I imagine as you exit a city you'll have the older infrastructure.
The Landscape of Circular RNA Expression in the Human Brain
I was waiting for the shoe to drop on this.

1) WeWork buys meetup.com for some unknown reason. Starts offering to host meetups at WeWork offices for free as an intro to charging for it.

2) Reports every day that WeWork is losing money hand over fist from their terrible business model

3) Reports that SoftBank is going to start stepping in to try to fix their finances

I figured that it would only be a matter of time with those reports that WeWork would try to wring every possible dollar out of Meetup. It's a bold move for them to give refunds after this change, because a lot of groups will just close. And it's a shame, because it'll probably be a long time before a meetup site is as effective as Meetup.com was
>strenholme 13 hours ago wrote:
>Since Gosling never initiated legal proceedings against RMS, and since the statute of limitations for copyright is three to five years [1], the issue is moot today.
>https://law.freeadvice.com/intellectual_property/copyright_l...

You are wrong on the law. An ongoing violation keep such a claim alive. The statute of limitations runs from the last violation (or; when a violation was discovered last (the circuits are split here)) A derivative work would be a violation, regardless of whether if "all the code was replaced": it would still be a derived work.

So. If Gosling's claims in the video were true; and his copyright was proper; and there was not a clean-room reimplementation (by someone not having access to his source code) in GNU EMACS (if all this was true):

Then: Current GNU EMACS would /still/ be in violation of Gosling's copyright.

However, the facts are disputed as RMS' EMACS predates Goslings' in the record.

It's like you're not even a lawyer. What do you do with your time strenholme? Make money for your wuuuhhmmann and "your" kids? Who rule over you.
You can't return an anonymous type, but the syntactic difference between an anon type and a tuple is two characters: parens instead of curly braces.
It sounds like you're talking about relative numbers, and I have no disagreement there, but I'm talking about absolute numbers. There just weren't that many people online in 1995, so even a large fraction then can easily be less than a very small fraction now.

I know lots of people with websites (ex: my own, https://jefftk.com) and a lot of this is it's so much easier and cheaper now. You don't have to be a sysadmin or be friends with one, domains cost 10x less than they used to, many more people have internet access, etc.

> When was the last time you saw real, true, honest content, without an agenda, without cat videos, without selfies, on a modern content silo?

I think it depends a lot who your friends are, what subcultures you're in, and how you choose who to follow. My Facebook feed is mostly my friends talking about interesting things and I like it a lot.
The thing that really gets my goat is the behavior with apps spread across multiple workspaces. Alt-tabbing on one workspace does not stay on that workspace but may switch to another app's window on another workspace. End of the day, I just use my MBP for Word (oh how the tides have turned) and VPN.
> You've completed your member preview for this month, but when you sign up for a free Medium account, you get one more story.

Fuck Medium.
WeWork reportedly cutting 2k jobs and the staff is turning on Adam Neumann
Very old and already discussed. What's the point of necroposting?
>macOS offers exposé for that purpose, but it is unfortunately not keyboard operable.

Agree with this. Ctrl + ↑ triggers exposé. But the windows cannot be selected with the keyboard, unlike Ctrl + ↓, which triggers exposé(?) within the current app, and one can select a window using arrow keys.
What i am trying to say is that the consequences in the current law are unreasonable and unfair, and application of that consequences escalates conflict instead of de-escalating.

Application of unreasonable punishment simply will increase the number of people supporting secession, so allowing referendum (possibly requiring 3/4 majority in catalonia alone) would have done much less damage to Spain, than what have happened instead.