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> What's the point?

using namespace kind::ofa::long_name;

or

using kind::ofa::long_name::bar;

is the point.
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1. This should have (2017) in the title. Though that shouldn't imply that the article isn't spot on.

2. Oh the irony! That this is published by a Murdoch channel.
Indeed. I think a more useful definition is someone who does not exclude either side, from the set of people whose needs politics should address. Let's call that an 'ethical moderate'.

Left and right could be thought of as differing in whose behavior they think needs to change, to improve the world: the wealthy and connected, or the poor and disconnected. The more hardline you are, the more you think that that behavior doesn't just need to change, but is reprehensible and deserving of exclusion from consideration.

So you can be an 'ethical moderate' without necessarily holding centrist opinions. It may be that this means it should be named something else, but I think it's a useful way of thinking.
Yup. You can buy a little open source ESP8266-based watch to do it too: https://dstike.com/
That was a problem then, but today, you'd think cases like this would be immediately reported as bugs on the issue trackers. Unfortunately, while we've gained in the development support tooling and speed of software distribution, we've also lost the basic sanity of GUI implementation.
Very few of those have a hit rate close to Disney proper.
Hmm, is that true?

> So on average, those in the highest earnings bracket will pay 56 percent of their taxable income to the taxman (31 percent in local income tax plus 25 percent in national income tax), but a top earner living in Dorotea would pay 60.15 percent.

https://www.thelocal.se/20180111/does-swedens-tax-system-rea...

That sounds higher than the US. Maybe not that much higher than particularly high tax places like NYC, but compared to the US on average, yeah that sounds high.

That taxes there are also higher on the middle class, yeah I don't dispute that.
You’d be surprised. In the last city I lived in in Orange County, the waste system was deliberately designed to have a single residential container and full sorting done at the waste facility by a combination of people and machines. The claim was that it was actually more effective than curbside sorting because the professionals and automation knew how to process recyclables better than the average resident. I don’t know if that is what Recology does in single-truck locations, but it seems likely.
Remember the old days when a bunch of friends would agree to meet at any place and all of us would find each other after arriving at that place. Wonder if that would be possible today?
When talking about home security I doubt the attacker cares much about legality, and detection requires specialised equipment, by the time it is brought in the robbery has already been committed and the attacker is long gone.
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>> There haven't been any good video game-to-motion picture ever.

LOL, it isn't based on video game at all. There is a series of actual fantasy books written by Andrzej Sapkowski that serves as a basis for the show. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Witcher

However, they made a rookie mistake and started filming Sapkowski's source material in the order it was written, i.e. starting with short stories, which is why the show does not make sense: each episode is a separate story, not connected to previous episodes. They should have started with the 5-book saga, and maybe throw some of the short stories as flashbacks.

Show also lacks the proper introduction of characters and the world's mythology. I am a fan of the books, so it all made sense to me, but wider audience might have a trouble making sense of all Wither abilities, Law of Suprise, etc.
This gives a little more context:

https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-019-03895-5
In US privacy (case) law. "Reasonable expectation of privacy" is a specific term that determines whether it's okay to record things. There is a lot of case law around what does and doesn't imply a reasonable expectation of privacy.

Hence people are using the term in a specific legal way, rather than saying "I don't think it is reasonable to expect privacy here", they are saying "I think legal precedent would make a judge rule there is no 'reasonable expectation of privacy' here".
I think most people don’t know that their equipment is doing this. A lot of WiFi Routers set to auto channel will select some other channel than the one with a lot of deauthentication packages, because the traffic is not stabil on this channel. In this way you get a better Internet connection if your equipment is sending these packages out.

As a manufacture you know that you only need a couple of these “bad” devices before you damage the traffic for everyone, forcing everyone to upgrade all their equipment.
It also benefit the Internet providers, because faster network will camouflage the problem a bit.
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Yes, it was very similar for me too. Getting from 23% to 18% wasn't difficult at all.

Moving from 18% to 13-14% and maintaining it is going to be difficult but I will proceed with caution and monitor the progress diligently.

Thanks for the advice!
The teacher has done this for a couple of years, and I think the timelines have become mixed.
Wrong. You can not aim a security camera at a public space in the Netherlands.

First Google result: https://www.politie.nl/themas/camera-in-beeld.html?sid=42aaf...
There are plenty of impressive folks who aren't especially rich. And plenty of rich folks who support increased taxation or regulation, especially as a means of keeping competitors at bay and securing their own monopoly business practices.
For me, the problem with GA (or Matomo or any JS analytics) is that it’s not accurate with the people visiting your website.

You lose all the ones with a blocker, all the ones with JS turned of.

Of course it’s not the biggest percentage, but still.

So you’re right, it depends of what the website is. It’s easier to follow individuals with a JS solution.
Heavy imho: My girlfriend and I cannot cook together. She‘s more of the freestyle type, while I like to follow the recipe (programmer here). My reasoning is simple: Someday, someone tried the recipe and came up with a good way of achieving what we are trying to achieve. Which doesn‘t mean you should never alter it. But that‘s a task for another time, and shouldn‘t be performed while you are expecting guests. :)
There’s more here:
http://www.wisconsinappeals.net/on-point-by-the-wisconsin-st...

> Because the state offered credible testimony — specifically believed by the trial court — that third parties had unfettered access to the basement of this four-unit building, the defendant did not have a subjective expectation of privacy

GP suggested this wouldn’t be allowed in the hallway of an access-controlled building and precedent suggests that’s accurate. The key is whether a random person could wander into the area without encountering something analogous to a locked door.

If the door to the apartment block wasn’t locked (i.e. Joe Public could wander in and right up to your door), however, then when in the hallway a person would have no more expectation of privacy than when in the street.
Thanks and that's great to hear the videos were useful!
The really-RAD thing doesn’t have a good equivalent today, but I also think developers asked for something that created slightly more maintainable code even if at the cost of slightly less RAD.

C#/VB with WinForms was the successor to VB6 and doesn’t sacrifice much in terms of development speed but added a lot of modern conveniences (high dpi etc..) that would have cost too much to add to VB6.
for reference:
https://www.ccc.de/en/updates/2005/unvereinbarkeitserklaerun...
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Modern hardware is multiple different things. GPU programming does not have a realistic model of what CPU hardware is like, because despite CPUs having more cores and SIMD, they are also very cache-oriented and branch-prediction-oriented, while GPUs aren't that at all.
Curious: why not take the words at face value rather than redefining them in a way that annoys you?
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But The Mandalorian runs entirely on brand. It's the franchise that survived "Episode One". The Mandalorian could be the worst TV since the Ewok Christmas Special and still yield almost exactly the same numbers, in the present. From what I hear it's quite the opposite (personally I have stopped tracking Star Wars two films ago), but all that quality is only important for the long term outlook of the franchise.
Try adding a pinch of salt, it'll reduce the bitterness of black coffee.
Don't forget you work to live, you don't live to work.

Even if you love your work, you don't love it every moment of the day.

Sure, if you're close to a breakthrough invention to cure cancer, or have to race the competition to the first patent, and this urgency is credible and has a likely and credible high-payout in the end, you can crunch for a finite amount of time. But just churning out one project after the other with no end in sight, skipping holidays, makes absolutely no sense.

I'd take a holiday as soon as you can, talk to your company, and also look beyond your company. There's plenty of us making a decent wage without working like a 18th century factory worker that is denied a Christmas holiday. Working for Chinese wages in a country with European costs also makes little sense to me. There are surely other companies available to work for.
JBS Haldane – The Inequality of Man (1932) [pdf]
Maybe there just isn't much interest in windows support?

Crystal is a fantastic language for server-side programming where it pairs the performance of Golang with the expressiveness of Ruby.

I imagine most Crystal users love it for exactly that reason and have little interest in development resources being diverted to a platform that they have no use for.
Pointing a permanent security camera at a public space as a private person really is illegal.

This is different from occasionally using a handheld camera.

Because one is surveillance that is meaningfully different from what you could do just by watching someone, and the other is not (this is my argument, not sure whether this is the legal argument in NL)
I decided a while ago that I wasn't going to start another business unless I knew I'd be able to take time off. That means either providing a valuable enough service that I'd have customers when I got back or that I'd have people to keep the machine running while I was away. It's hard to get to the point where you can do that!
"Intentional moderate" = High Broderism, or at least the popular understanding of it.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_S._Broder

http://pressthink.org/2010/06/clowns-to-the-left-of-me-joker...

The above has this quote, which sums it up nicely:

> Journalists associate the middle with truth, when there may be no reason to… Writing the news so that it lands somewhere near the “halfway point between the best and the worst that might be said about someone” is not a truthtelling impulse at all, but a refuge-seeking one, and it’s possible that this ritual will distort a given story.
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This is a very American perspective, occasionally a bit flippant (dismissing 100+ years of Marx-influenced intellectuals in politics and economics as “not smart” is definitely not smart, particularly after 2008) and overall mediocre.

There is a lot of stereotyping, and it doesn’t account for the interest axis, i.e. the fact that a lot of very smart people simply do not care for organised politics in any way, shape, or form.

More importantly, it lacks knowledge of consensus mechanics beyond Overton, which is why it struggles to get to grip with the right side of the spectrum - which is, historically speaking, the most consistently successful side, at least in the short or medium term when any new political issue arises. Dismissing that as “I don’t know” shows embarrassingly poor subject knowledge.

So uhm, this piece could have been written by a 16-year-old trying to move his brain for the first time. That it comes from a much older and experienced person, somebody who holds a number of smart positions on other topics, to me is a signal that such person has done very little effort to actually study this particular field in depth.

Maybe it’s an attempt at showing that one can be not-smart about certain topics? If that were the case, I don’t think we really need it - Twitter and Facebook remind us every hour of every day that it is indeed the case.
I just avoided classes that had writing assignments because I was tired of having to ape the teacher's opinions.
For a while I worked with my dad on finishing the construction of our Penobscot 13 [0]. It's been "done" for a few years now but during the summers we still spend some time improving little things. Challenges definitely come when things break. Last year we took the rigging off and attempted to motor on the Charles to see the 4th of July fireworks. Motor cut out and I had to row the whole 5 miles.

[0] https://www.archdavisdesigns.com/davis_penobscot13.html
> to support social entrainment

Possibly. I can't find the write-up of this, but there's a nice idea that this may have another purpose: Dancing as a group might be a way to fool savannah predators that your tribe is one large animal, not individual hairless tasty meals.
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Yeah, that's what I meant really, as per my attempt to formalize it.

I can't think of any situations where it makes a difference, though, other than ones where you rely on the mines-remaining counter.
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Some questions:

First off, why is it an app? Why do I need an app to search the web? Why can't you make it a website?

Second, you claim it's private - how? How do you search Google for example? Do you proxy it through your own servers, and if so, how do you get around the captchas?

You mention there's a built-in proxy or VPN for "even more" security - who provides that and why? If the whole point of your service is to provide private searches then why are there 2 modes ("less secure" and "more secure"?) and how should a user decide which mode to use?

How does this compare to StartPage which offers the same service?

Finally, how do you explain this: https://snapsearch.online/advertise-with-us/ - why are there Google Analytics in a private search product where the whole point is to protect your privacy against Google?

Overall, good web design, terrible product and business model.
As a British moderate conservative, the differences between US and UK (arguably European) politics are fascinating. What moderate means is so different. For reference I’m a lifelong conservative voter that grew up under Maggie Thatcher.

We do have a middle of the road Liberal Democrat party, but to my mind they maintain their position in the middle ground by dodging the hard issues. They are intentional moderates in that respect and I just don’t trust them to tackle really tough issues effectively. So I’m a moderate conservative because the Conservative party is generally an effective party of government that often leans moderate for practical political reasons. Often enough that I’m ok with it, cripplingly badly thought out referendums aside.

Looking at the US political landscape there’s no question in the 80s I would have been a Reagan Republican, but gradually over the last few decades my respect for Republicanism has collapsed. It’s turned itself into a radical ideology that doesn’t even seem conservative, or concerned at all with things conservatives everywhere usually obsess over. The democrats have recently lurched left in response though, so while I found myself, to my own bemusement, generally cheering on Democratic candidates and presidents in the last few decades, now I’m worried they’re ‘doing a Corbyn’ and indulging in outlandish and fantastical economic policy positions that are always a temptation for the left. That leaves me in the wilderness in US political terms.

So I can’t support the Republicans because they are immoral jerks who are selling out democracy, undermining the rule of law and sold out on their international security position for partisan posturing long before Trump showed up. And I can’t support the Democrats any more because they are indulging in crazy leftist economic fantasies.
https://www.golem.de/news/ccc-und-die-afd-wie-politisch-darf... shows one...
Duplicate: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21854153
The pages load so quickly, what a huge improvement, thank you!
But then why don't chimps dance? Or any other mammals really. I mean it seems clear that fitness display is a part of why we do it, but it can't be the whole reason.
Posted this on your other, duplicate post.

Some questions:

Why is it an app? Why do I need an app to search the web? Why can't you make it a website?

Second, you claim it's private - how? How do you search Google for example? Do you proxy it through your own servers, and if so, how do you get around the captchas?

You mention there's a built-in proxy or VPN for "even more" security - who provides that and why? If the whole point of your service is to provide private searches then why are there 2 modes ("less secure" and "more secure"?) and how should a user decide which mode to use?

How does this compare to StartPage which offers the same service?

Finally, how do you explain this: https://snapsearch.online/advertise-with-us/ - why are there Google Analytics in a private search product where the whole point is to protect your privacy against Google?

Overall, good web design, terrible product and business model.
IME, ribbons are way too fiddly to work well as a pure touch interface. Toolbars with "large" buttons (as first seen, IIRC, in Win98) are a lot better.
That is actually a good point. Simple stuff might have become simpler.

That said I am firmly in the "we lost something between 95 and here" camp for now.

And to while it does explain why pads are different it doesn't explain why we needed to mess up the desktop in the process.
I think he means Antifa, which is not an organisation but more of a network or movement. And no, not "most" would call them a "terrorist group".
It is a common trolling strategy, I have seen it applied elsewhere to delegitimise measures against climate change.

It doesn't make any sense, but apparently it is enough to satisfy the unsophisticated blind followers of climate denialism. Anything that sounds contrarian and data-based is deemed a sufficient response to distract attention, which is scarce in most online discussion forums.
The wifi alliance has a long history of failing when it comes to security audits and not doing public RFCs
I often had opinions very unlike those of my ethics teacher and she gave me decent grades anyways as long as I made reasoned arguments.

Depends on the subject really. It's probably not a good idea to try any stunts in history etc.
To quote the comedian Chris Rock (from his "Never Scared"):

"Anyone that makes up they mind before they hear the issue is a fucking fool, OK? Everybody… No, everybody’s so busy wanting to be down with a gang – “I’m a conservative, I’m a liberal.” It’s bullshit. Be a fucking person. Listen. Let it swirl around yo head. Then form yo opinion. No normal, decent person is one thing, OK? I got some shit I’m conservative about, I got some shit I’m liberal about. Crime, I’m conservative. Prostitution, I’m liberal. "
Not necessarily, if it debilitates the majority of the user population (adults) - if it helps some people get more done, while making much more people get much less done.
It sounds like you think technology has fully eroded everyone's ability to plan. I doubt that's the case. We just use different tools now, and expend less time/energy on logistics.
The checklist item that asks for a proof is for theoretical claims. Empirical claims are supported by experiment. Theoretical claims must also be supported theoretically.

To put it plainly, if your paper has a "Framework" section that has some text titled "lemma" and "theorem" then you also need some text titled "proof"
The timeline confuses quite a lot people (the show has a 7.6 rating in China and a lot of people say it's intelligible, either due to bad translation or bad viewing habits like playback speeds IDK), but it's what made this show extra unique and intriging at least for me, I knew absolute nothing about The Witcher, but the way this show proceeds and the slight confusion came with it just made the whole experience another level, I felt I'm doing an adventure with the story trying to figure it out.

Some people aren't comfortable to be challenged, I thoroughly enjoyed it.
Much of the art of [non-professional] cooking, in my view, lies in knowing what must be rigid and what need not be. Baking is a science, relying on precise chemical reactions that must happen within pretty tightly defined windows. Making a curry is not a science, in that you can get a good curry by just making it up on the spot, tasting as you go, and fixing it if it needs fixing. (Maybe following a recipe precisely will get you the best results, but you can get most of the way there with just a few rough signposts; nothing will go disastrously wrong if you shake things up a bit.)

One of the things I found most annoying about watching someone trying to teach someone else how to cook (while at uni) was that the teacher never pointed out when something didn't matter. Whether it was "now you put in 1.5tsp of salt to the sauce" or "now you put in 1.5tsp of yeast to the dough", the method was presented as unyielding. In fact the sauce can be made in infinite variety, while the dough must be made just so. Know when to yield to the expert, and know when not to bother.
This is Capitalism 101, as long as there is no real consequences of ones actions (like polluting, causing deaths...), any Capitalistic company has to make more and more money each year. As the profit universe is not infinite they soon hit the thin smoke wall that is used as ethical barrier and pass through it.

If we start to put CEOs and majority share owners in prison things will start to shift a bit.
Consider https://slatestarcodex.com/2014/09/30/i-can-tolerate-anythin... for another take on political centrism/general tribalism. A bit (err, quite a lot) lengthier but it gets to some interesting ideas about the inevitability of tribes. Stephenson's Seveneves also comes to mind as a book-long meditation on the same topic.
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