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The document is written by a manager and some merits are for the purpose of Google's corporate politics, which aren't really technical merits a programmer expects. The context and selection criteria are not specified either, although they are fairly obvious, e.g. go didn't fly because it's entrenched in its niche - network services in data centers - and no amount of control can make that niche intersect with Fuchsia niche.
So include a condition like "for twice the (undervalued) amount you state, anybody can ...".

If they price they quoted was fair, they should be more than happy to sell it for twice that. If it was too low, well shouldn't have lied. If it is too high, more money to the public.
I found this, not sure how reliable it is but it mentions a photographer being extorted $350.

https://www.sculpture.org/documents/scmag05/may_05/webspecs/...
Yes I felt I needed to edit it in because you thought I didn't know about the COVID-19 cases.
I think this also applies to nice, affordable towns. I’ve googled “best places to live” a couple times, but every time I do I can’t help but think all the places that show up are either trying to engineer a revitalization/aren’t as nice as advertised or must be at least somewhat swamped and overpriced. Any true gems with affordable prices and great atmosphere/people are only that way while they’re still hidden. If people widely advertise the quality of their neighborhood, they’ll get more money when they sell, but they’ll ruin the atmosphere and affordable entry prices. So any neighborhoods out there that still actually care about the quality and affordability of the town will advertise themselves very quietly and remain mostly hidden.

Maybe that’s just wishful thinking on my part, idk. I’d like to think there are really nice, affordable small towns with a real sense of community out there somewhere.
Ah yes true, although I thought that was cancelled before the press conference.
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> One practical implication of grouping Taiwan with China is that Italy banned travel from Taiwan along with China, even though the situation in Taiwan is basically fine.

It is interesting that Russia acted differently from Italy: to ban travel from China but not from Taiwan.
They usually do but charge a 10.- processing fee, so it's rarely worth it.
I know a lot of artists and musicians (I work with them every day) and for considerable amount of them Copyright is absolutely NOT about money, it's about values. The work of art is a part of a creator which is at the same part separated but lacks its own will, so it's natural for the creator to wish some control over said part's faith.

They don't want their work to be used in ads, printed on cheap paper with atrocious covers, being used in a political context, heard in hold music or in elevators, and the list goes on and on.

I'm conmpletely split up on the issue. I'm pro-pirating when it comes to academia papers and textbooks, pro-copyleft, anti-streaming, wholeheartedly support freedom of information, and all of that, but I deeply respect the notions mentioned in the first part of my post and I don't know what would be a sound combination of these views.
That's always been the problem for me, I don't use it often enough to become fluent with it.
It does not therefore follow that this rule is the key to making that happen.
There's an Angular version - https://ng.ant.design/docs/introduce/en
I believe it's a _force majeure_, so usually no refunds, unless a goodwill policy is intact.
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I did an exam in European and International Copyright Law in college even though I studied Computer Science.
Based on my knowledge this whole story about forgetting the copyright logo and entering the publich domain sounds like a myth/fictional.

Copyright of movies covers the video frames but it does not cover the concept of the story.
The only part that could be protected are maybe fictional names of characters, cities and maybe special breeds.
But the movie does not even mention the word zombie.
So anyone would have been able to use the word zombie freely.
The general concept of someone dead coming back alive is not protected by copyright simply because general concepts are not protected.

Even if somehow the movie was called ZOMBIE and they copyrighted and patent it, others would have been able to do movies/comics/books WITHOUT using the word zombie.

In the Walking Dead, zombies are called walkers so they would have got around the zombie patent by calling zombies something else.
That's what courts are for! Their job is to figure out the shade of colour a thing has.
But you can, can't you? There is a link in the footer for Vue.
Why do you think copyright is necessary for that?
The entirety of federally funded research in the US shows just how wrong that idea is:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copyright_status_of_works_by_t...

It all by law is public domain, i.e. copyright free (+legalese).
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I got this approved at a previous employer when I was writing some VBA/Jira automation. It's.. OK. I found it slowed down my environment quite a bit and was unstable. I stopped using it eventually.
Link to Eastros is missing.
I got some tickets refunded in the past. They were quite courteous with special cases.
I believe that the story is similar a lot of places in the world. At least in Denmark, stories of researchers spending more time seeking grant money than doing research are not uncommon.
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Why is this "ugh"? The way I see it, we're building software for users, and we try to make it useful for them. And part of that is trying to come up with a pleasing and easy to understand design language. And another part of it is catering to different cultures and languages.

For example, afaik, the standard way Chinese dates are written is something like "2020Y02M28D" but with the Chinese characters (words) for year, month, and day, instead of Y, M D. I find this totally beautiful: it doesn't take up more space than "-" or "/" or "." as a separator, and it totally disambiguates the meaning. (Well, there is the trailing "day", so we are losing one character.). It is such a wonderful use of the fact that Chinese is using ideographic characters. Isn't it?
I think the biggest reasons WeWork was never a tech company was because they were a real estate company...look at their capital expenditures. Usually, a large part of the ability for tech startups (specifically software) being able to scale is low capex. Adding software to optimize operations wouldn't have changed this for WeWork.

What may have made this more of a tech startup is if WeWork approached the inventory issue like Airbnb. This article lists 8 companies taking that approach https://coworkingmag.com/blog/airbnb-for-office-spaces/
Seems like a great idea. Lack of persistence bugs me about my i3 / tmux / emacs setup.

Google brings [1] but I haven't tried it yet.

1: https://github.com/tmux-plugins/tmux-resurrect
Right, it was cancelled yesterday by the cantonal authorities due to two confirmed cases of the virus in the region where the race was to take place. Sorry for the confusion.
Also Shawn of the dead is a parody and copyright has a special section to allow parody/satire of other works if it's clear they are not the original work but are a parody of it.
I'd agree with you, but. In 1950 the average family was very likely to live on a single income, the husband would be the earner and the wife a housewife.

I'd be curious to see the numbers for my assumption, though.
A fun edge case, of the million edge cases for credit cards:

If you have Japanese users, their browser/input method editor may send full-width characters by default, such as 4321 instead of 4321. You should probably honor those, but unless you wrote code to do this, you almost certainly won't. Even most Japanese sites are user-hostile here, either failing to detect them as numbers or telling the user "You wrote your number in full-width characters; please try again in half-width characters" despite them being trivially convertable.

(Disclaimer: this is professionally relevant to me and yes, Stripe Elements / Checkout do do the right thing here.)
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We'll be publishing soon on the GOV.UK Design System, but in summary we can't make browser validation consistent with our Design System, or guarantee it's always accessible.

In our research it's commonly most often helpful to validate when the user submits as that's when you can be sure they're 'done'. There are cases when realtime helps so it's fine to add it in those situations.
Obviously yes? The social contract is "we are willing to give you a time-limited monopoly, so that you get compensated for the work you did".

Are you seriously arguing that star wars was financially unsuccessful and needs many more decades to break even?
Perhaps a noob-ish question, but will this make Ant work with pure html sites? I.e no react/vue/angular. Right now it seems it just works with the frameworks.
It's a shocking news to me because my team has just finished the High Memory support in RISC-V 32bit.

Even for young architecture such as RISC-V, it is obvious that 64 bit dominates. But rv64gc is much larger than rv32gc in terms of gate count. Maybe it will be a battle between not-yet-exist rv64e and rv32*?
The two US parties are almost completely identical in behaviour. They have both continued brutal imperialism. They have both demonised countries that opposed said imperialism and persecuted the few in the US (press or otherwise) that were also opposed.

There is also no democratic control of the people over the US press, it's privately owned by only a few. The press has an extremely long history of hiding and fabricating facts, particularly against anti-capitalists.

More importantly, there is no democratic control over production and distribution. It is almost all privately owned.

The US's history of brutality and manipulation is unmatched.
Speaking solely from a position of outside naive curiosity, how does SIM card applet development work, why/where is custom development needed, and what sort of security considerations (are|need to be) taken into account?

For example, I can settle doctor's appointments etc with what looks like a perfectly ordinary card terminal; I swipe my healthcare card and after a long sequence of button-presses by the (very patient) receptionist I get a receipt with the Medicare logo etc on it (this is in Australia). I've always wondered if all the logic to do this is hiding in the SIM card or if the card terminal is also running specialized firmware.

The only bit of related anecdata I can remember was... wait, I don't believe it but I found it, probably one of the more interesting bits of applet development out there: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18140208 (the entire thread is a bit of a rabbithole too: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18138328)
"But generally how else are you going to gauge the compensation of any individual reliably other than market rate?"

If you were a business owner, what would be the correct referral market rate if the people whose compensation you are gauging is a tight knit team with years of experience on your specific business and customer needs?
> The patient who pays for the test gains nothing from the results.

The patient who is tested negative gets their life back, and can stop self isolating immediately.

The self isolation protocol is pretty intense.

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/wuhan-novel-coron...
To sum up I think more than a failure on copyright notice it was a failure in BRANDING. Branding requires special names.
Terminator can be easily protected but if the movie was called Rising of the robots it would have not been possible to protect it.
BRANDING is an important way to create a moat of defence around the product. Others can copy the product but not the branding
I've even gotten a hotel costs reimbursed when my "guaranteed" train connection couldn't be made.
Bloomberg is one of the more interesting news agencies in terms of business, especially now that Mike Bloomberg is in the news a lot, diving into the incentives for the news organization to write headlines could be fun, so I'll attempt to answer or shed light on "why" the article headline might be how it is, since I don't believe its for ad clicks from regular readers.

But first, as others have pointed out, the definition of correction is not just "change", there's more to it, so that's why the wiki link you shared isn't contradictory. So I do want to preface the rest of this, by saying that they are "stating facts", since again, Wall Street has a more precise definition of correction.

BloombergNews is actually not in the ad business like most "News businesses". I turned off my ad-block and signed out of my Bloomberg account, then checked the website and there was rare "sponsored content" and occasional ads, yes. BUT according to Wiki: "[Bloomberg] provides financial software tools and enterprise applications such as analytics and equity trading platform, data services, and news to financial companies and organizations"

So BloombergNews actually is in the financial news business, comingling with enterprise software. If you check out their pay wall for regular people, you have to pay a lot for their news (~500 a year, compared to ~100 for WSJ). The news business of Bloomberg was created to service the customers of the Bloomberg Terminals, in the hopes to sell more terminals (85% of their business) - according to Wikipedia. So that raises the question again, why would they spice things up in headlines, since it may not be (solely) for ad clicks?

Clearly, their audience is not ad-clickers. This is news that people see at work, from their 24k-plus-a-year Bloomberg Terminal. And the audience who view it at work is the "Financial" people, who likely work on wall street. Many of these workers read news all day at work, and try to make trading decisions based on the news they read - for example, they may want to sell stocks when the largest manufacturing nation shuts down production due to a spreading pandemic. They are paying for that sort of news.

To dive back into the Bloomberg-side of the business, look past ads clicks and towards their compensation structure for reporters:
"Bloomberg News has an unusual practice of paying some of its reporters explicitly for publishing “market-moving” stories." [business insider]

So, reporters have an incentive to write articles that their primary readers would find compelling enough to change their trading behavior.

That said, I can't imagine how this article would actually change the behavior of trading in measurable way, so maybe it's just informative of the scope of price drops in historical context, meant to inform the target audience, and ensure they keep get news from BloombergNews instead of elsewhere.

Citations, Accessed Feb2020
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloomberg_Terminal

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloomberg_L.P.#Bloomberg_L.P._...

https://www.businessinsider.com.au/bloomberg-reporters-compe...
Compile mode on emacs is pretty sweet. You can bind it to a shell command for a particular major mode and compile from a couple keystrokes. The compile buffer can be interactive (for debugging) which is also pretty sweet ! And Ctrl-g makes the compilation buffer disappear so it's heaven :)
I mean technically it can be true that everyone is on 70k, and some people are on more.
In this case travel insurance would be valid. It's not required, but many if not most Swiss residents have policies.
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"If you see that everyone with money on the line is doing something different from what you propose,"

But that's precisely what I don't see. There are lots of examples of small high performing teams with way above 'market rate' salaries. I know several in my smallish home town (Helsinki area, 1.5M population). Some of these are in consulting, others in gaming. Sure, they are all in programming, but still their compensations are way higher than the local market would dictate for the "positions".

For non-programming examples, there are manufacturing companies who pay an excellent rate for their employees if you compare with the global market (... china ...) but their quality and output is so good it makes total financial sense due to smart automation.

You can't pay your employees more than you earn, and you need to get a certain interest on the invested capital. But other than that... I don't really understand why there would be any hard constraints on how much you can pay your employees if the numbers add up.
Wow, that's terrible. I didn't know that.

It's funny how, on one hand, there's a lot of hue and cry regarding how the UK has given up some of its sovereignty entering the EU, and on the other hand, a foreign country can pick off people to be locked up in prison without an evidentiary basis.
I guess you need it stored somewhere to claim it existed on a given date...

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With encasement of passengers and four wheels this would be safer than a motorbike.
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> Cancelled are the Geneva Auto Show (600k+ guests), Basel Fasnacht (carnival), and many other popular events (concerts and sporting events) with more than 1000 people.

This ain't true based on few web checks, for now they decided to go on (although I believe they will cancel eventually as cases ramp up in following days). I wanted to go like every year since its in my backyard and it takes 20 min bus ride, but not under these conditions.

Sources: [1][2]

[1] https://www.thelocal.ch/20200228/switzerland-bans-all-major-...
[2] google etc.
The difference is that varroa mites are much larger relative to a bee, and are on the bodies of both adults and larvae. And the beehive has lots of bees whose jobs are cleaning the hive and greeting the bees returning from flight. And the mites aren't known for excreting some magic pheromones like other, less harmful beehive parasites do. So there really is no excuse for bees to fall prey to these mites.

I've read that some ants actively fight and remove parasitic flies trying to land on and infest them, so insects are definitely capable of this kind of self-protection. It's just specifically bees that do not have the genes, and cannot learn this behavior. Which proves their intelligence is severely limited.
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>Is this the common case?

Absolutely! For artists, the price of their paintings is a function of their popularity, which more often than not comes later in life. When and if it strikes it doesn't matter, on what stage of life the exact painting was created, they all become more expensive.
Also, the expiry date should never be a date picker. I'm not trying to _choose_ a date, I'm just dumping the exact numbers from my card. I want to type, tab, type, tab, type, enter, and be done.
All the possible byte sequences contain all the possible programs.

All the possible programs can receive input of infinite length and output bytes of infinite length depending on input.

So if we can supply any input to any program and treat its output as part of result, does this argument still work? Is there such a number that can't be constructed by some program receiving some input?
That is a consequence of procrastination, which is the consequence of anxiety, which is the consequence of barely meeting ends.

Basically in order to be productive under those circumstances you have to ignore reality, which can be problematic for the people around you.

But at the same time everything is relative on your perception of reality. We spend today 50-100 times more energy per person that people 100 years ago, and most of those people were happy.

We upgraded our expectations, specially because of mass media and advertisements and feel always dissatisfied because they will compare us with people that have more than we have.
This is not an equivalency.

You freely put photos of yourself on the internet and they use them. Don't like it, don't publish it. This is 95% of what's going on here.

Gawker took private information on Peter Thiel that he did not want public, and had not made public.

Hulk Hogan was worse - "at trial he claimed that the videotaping was without his knowledge or consent"

I think it's great a company is doing this openly. Do you think the TLA aren't? We also know private Russian companies have been doing this for years. This is a good move towards privacy.
Nobody converses like that, it reads like two grandparents trying to "chat on the internet" :)
As part of a lecture, I have had a lab tour with a semi-famous professor in Germany. He said that he sometimes gives ideas, but is most of the time just organizing and looking for money for his group. And he said that that is normal in his situation (successful academic career with a sizable group).
Of course it is cancelled.

The federal government announced all events with more than 1000 people involved cancelled till 15th of March. It just cannot go on.
The latency might be because the C# is running out-of-process and has to serialize all the data and make calls by (internally) sending window messages. If you can create the COM component in-process (in the Excel process) it should be a lot faster.
Not all numbers, such as real and complex numbers. But you indeed can represent all integers, all possible programs, all digital music, digital images, digital everything. Not sure if those other music / images which cannot be digitalized are so relevant.
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