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My vote is held hostage by the Democratic party. I'm reluctant to expound upon that because that will invite a partisan pile-on and I've had enough of that here.
Do you plan to stay with Google considering the experience?
Generally, in a two party system, when one party becomes unviable due to nobody particularly wanting it anymore, it either adapts (see both the Tories and Labour in the UK), or fragments and reforms (see the Liberals in the UK). Or just dies and is replaced (see the Federalist Party in the US). Political parties aren't meant to be static (and of course the US Republicans aren't, anyway, and have adapted pretty dramatically over the years, to the point that they're now unrecogniseable from a few decades ago).
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The article claims that images of the same people done months apart have poor correlation. It doesn't say how closely they're correlated on the same day, but presumably a poor correlation there would have been noticed before. If there's some sort of activity shift on month time scales, that would be extremely interesting.
Any time a company asks you to forgo cash compensation for stock you should start preparing an exit strategy: this is doubly true if the stock isn't liquid.

I once worked at a unicorn that a week before bonuses were due to be paid changed them from cash to immediately vesting RSUs. Six months later they were filing for Chapter 11.
If the theological content is unnecessary, then who are you expecting to grant you the things requested in the prayer?
I don't think you understood my comment, I am not condoning death penalty, or the police using deadly force in situations where it is unnecessary.

I am saying that Trump statements seem reasonable in what outcome we may have.

Looting may escalate to shooting, the reactions to this statement seem too extreme to me.
The only time I've ever lost mail was while trying to move a bunch of messages in Postbox (shares Thunderbird's backend). Wasn't even moving between servers-- this was just a folder-to-folder move.

Always copy, verify that the messages really are at the destination, then delete. I don't know why this isn't what Thunderbird does on its own when you move mail, but it isn't.
A few years ago I picked up a dumb mechanical second job at a rental store where I worked ~20h/month after work an on weekends. I didn't need the money but I needed the feeling of truly getting something done.

When I left the store at night, every customer had been served, every piece of equipment had been cleaned, the money had been counted. I was just done. It felt great.

I solve problems every day, I never get done, every day its something new that needs fixing. Every year that passes I feel more and more that I'm just not made for this kind of work :(.
> Laws are getting tighter too. It’s now illegal in many parts of the US to ask you how much you made in your previous job when that used to be a fairly common question.

Sadly, many companies report your salary to the credit reporting agencies (or a tangential agency).
RCV is a fantastic idea, but it is very difficult to get it installed on a large scale. Only one state has tried (Maine) but their state Constitution as currently worded seems to disallow it (as their Supreme Court has warned them). So for many states you'd first have to amend the Constitution to allow for RCV (or go for broke and try to get RCV enshrined in your Constitution) and then hope that those who benefited from the previous First-Past-the-Post systems will act against their interest to implement it by law or will refrain from enacting laws to overturn a citizen's referendum (which is my home state of Utah's preferred way of invalidating all citizen referendum). That said, while it's not a perfect solution it leans so heavily towards resolving many existing issues that I've long decided that if any politician publicly supports it as part of their campaign they'll have my vote.
More generally, bug reports frequently get filed to a project that uses the system that actually has the bug as dependency - even with non-automated systems.
I disagree. I keep trying to figure out ways in which I can show people why I disagree.

What would have happened if Facebook had been around in the 1920s and Hitler had said, I want to round up all of the people of Jewish decent and murder them... in a really bad way?

Now what would have happened if that message was only shared locally not globally. Or it was determined by the majority what message could be shared. Many people love comparing Trump to Hitler, but what they forget is Hitler was LOVED. He was eloquent. He was a great at harnessing everyone's rage and controlling it. He was an EVIL controlling dictator, but he understood how to control the majority well. Trump does not. If he wins again it will not be majority votes it will be electoral college.

Now Obama, in his first election knew how to influence people. Shit, sorry I miss that guy, I digress.

The problem is when a politician says something that can be backed up by force it's a fact, not an opinion. If I Said, Trump should, "do XYZ". It's an opinion and if it's egregious enough it should be discarded. If I say, "I want to do XYZ to This person." It needs to be kept if only as proof of intent (even if it's no longer shared via algorithm). Now if I were to say, I want to start a war, and I had the legal right, power, and capability to do so. It should be kept, spread AND commented on. Because one thing that comments do well is breed divisiveness and I don't want unity on posts which are hateful.

The thoughts of a leader need to be spread. Even if you abhor Trump, I don't want to stop his message unless he loses power over me. Because no matter what you want he has POWER over all of us. We have power too as has been seen recently. But information is power, to remove information is to dis-empower the people. He's not a redneck with a gun. He's a redneck with nukes.
You can literally use a nano/micro SIM as a blueprint, and then just normal scissors to cut the SIM to shape. It's what I did the last time I needed to.
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Not OP but I've been with Hover for 10+ years and their customer service is excellent.
cencorship =/= illegal censorship =/= first ammendment voiolation
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Censorship

It absolutely is censorship, AND they are within their legal rights to do it.
Everyone is allowed to have an opinion on facebooks policy.
Might want to read up on some of Facebook history in promoting extremist ideology because it's good business. Here are a couple of links to get you started

https://www.wsj.com/articles/facebook-knows-it-encourages-di...

https://www.start.umd.edu/pubs/START_PIRUS_UseOfSocialMediaB...
SRB separation happened when the shuttle reached ~3,100 mph. The external tank was jettisoned at ~17,500 mph, more than 5 times the speed (or 25 times the kinetic energy that would need to be dissipated in the atmosphere to recover).
Depends on what you want to use it for. Transferwise's borderless account and multi currency debit card has served me well for years.

It's worth noting though that they are not a bank. They are a money transfer service and as such not covered by any deposit insurance scheme.

Also, some institutions like stock brokers do not accept payments from Transferwise.

Monzo has also been working well for me, but I only opened the account a couple of months ago. Unfortunately they don't have a web interface, which makes it a bit more fiddly to use than I would like. And they are UK only.
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my use case is extremely common.
The Ben Shapiro video was the one title "destroying liberals" arguing against women being able to access healthcare / have abortions, the Candace Owens one was talking about how George Floyd wasnt a martyr.

Ben Shapiro's twitter is predictably a constant stream of ridiculing the protests, that isnt being sympathetic towards justice for the murder, thats just saying something obvious that people have to agree with you before you announce your contrarian view.
Sure, but if a company fires people for cause, its future references might well state that (even more so if its just terminated several people 'for cause' to save severance money and is having to create the appearance of actual performance reviews to try to make its breach of employment law less obvious). If staff 'voluntarily' leave and save the company severance money, there's no incentive for them to make any claims about termination due to underperformance or say anything else unpleasant. In theory, they might even deliver on promises of 'really nice letters of recommendation' to avoid disgruntled ex-employees talking to employment lawyers.

On the other hand, many jurisdictions have laws which make it pretty difficult to fire people for cause without clear evidence of misconduct or performance improvement plans and probationary periods for underperformance, so there's a good chance the termination threat is just a bluff to see who will resign...
I'm a fan of Hover, personally.
This is a culturally important moment in which people in all 50 states are holding valid, peaceful protests in response to centuries of injustice.

And we have a president who is not only unwilling to listen, but encourages division and hate on a daily basis.

When he says "when the looting starts, then the shooting starts" he's encouraging a general atmosphere of unrest, fear, and vigilante justice against all protestors, not just violent ones.

You'll notice he didn't say, "looters and violent individuals only will be subject to violence in return." He's saying once the protests even have a small group in them that disregards the law, then the entire protest is invalid. and he's okay with people participating getting killed even if they're not the ones looting.

I think, in order to understand just how much hatred and division he's sewing on a daily basis, you have to understand how many of his supporters have guns, are open to conspiracy theories and violence against fellow citizens, and are intolerant of people of different races.

There is a mature and masterful way of handling civil unrest on a national scale. This isn't it.
Everyone who thinks noteworthy public statements shouldn't be removed is a bad person according to you?
If their service is anything like their recruitment process, I would stay away.
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Oneself.
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Jim Collins is the author of Good to Great.

He's one of my favorite business thinkers.

Enjoy his 10 suggestions for young people.
It's definitely illegal if the employee was a EU citizen, but I'm not sure whether that's also the case if the employee isn't.
That is an exercise left up to the user. It could be the air if that's what they decide is the granter. The point is that it isn't you. For some reason that flip works for a lot of folks.
Didn't that already happen with the "brain activity in a dead salmon" affair ?
Thanks for the resources! I'll give them a deep dive over the next couple of days
The US electoral system (or at least the common one; one or two states have flirted with modernising it) makes more than two parties unviable. In general countries without proportional representation or similar are two party systems (or occasionally 2.5 party systems like the UK, for historical reasons), countries with PR are multiparty.
Reranking content does not mean FB is the one producing it out of nothing.

Secondly what ranking you see is largely influenced by what you and your friends engage with.
> …the public should be able to hear the message if they choose, regardless of whether you personally dislike the message or POTUS.

Ours is a capitalist democracy. It's meaningless whether people "dislike" the message or the messenger, at least until it affects audience or advertisers.
It amazes me that people haven't caught onto the shtick yet. Trump keeps doing this to them over and over again. Trump takes some popular position and exaggerates it or maybe just plainly takes the position a little too far. And then his opposition, who reflexively just put a negative sign in front of everything he says, come out strongly against the popular opinion. "Propagation of weaponized hatred" is lunacy. At worst it's an exaggeration or slight overstep of the popular mainstream opinion.

People want the police to come in and stop the looting and burning of small businesses. Seeing people calling these peaceful protests while there's literal burning cars in the background is the most Orwellian thing I've ever seen. And when you point that out you get the "just a few bad apples" argument, which makes it even more hilarious.
This is a good point. However, I think one of the issues of small talk is that many times there is no progression from small talk to "deep" talk. Some people can get stuck trying to find things to say for the sake of conversation. And without getting into something that both parties actually have a passion for, small talk can get very boring very quickly.
I'd assume they're just using the general theft protection that is just widely implemented. I also assume them to have precise enough tracking to know where which boxes are supposed to be.
Again I think we are getting into semantics, where there's no reason to not be clear.

If you make R < 1 you are in fact suppressing the disease. However slowly. If you are keeping R around 1 or above, you are mitigating.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7172840/

Currently, it seems the disease is being suppressed in Sweden. I have no idea what Folkhälsomyndigheten or Anders Tegnell thinks about that.
No they were not. Only the external tank was expended. The SRBs were refurbished and the orbiter was reused/refurbished.
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In fairness, this was more of a spoof that was canceled due to customer dissatisfaction and finding it to be in poor taste. It was also on a satellite network so neither subject to any public broadcasting guidelines or other OTA broadcast restrictions.

I could totally imagine a Monty Python sketch depicting Hitler in an absurd/comedic situation being rebroadcast on US public TV without issue. I think the previous comment was referring to a hypothetical pro-Nazi program.
Browser's (FF incl.) tabs are their title bars. Before tabs, the titles would appear above the address bar. They still do, but are truncated to the length of the tab, and hovered over to see the full title.
We've just found the largest and oldest Mayan monument yet
> No voice comms | Voice and video comms

incorrect. I use voice/video over matrix every day.
I think the point of 128 bit addresses in IPv6 is that it is effectively unlimited and thus won't cause problems and can make address allocation simpler.

It's a bit like the maxima in ZFS.

Current technology allows to pick maxima so large that we can just forget about them, so why not do it?
Curious: Isn't it considered bad to link directly to the product like that?
Not the US, but I know someone whose name ended up in a list being spread around among rightwing groups as a "left activist" because he was on FB a lot replying to anti-refugee/anti Muslim comments trying to educate the posters.

Imagine having your face online, plus the resources of the police...
I've been voting by mail in Colorado for at least three years of memory, and I've seen zero reports of any systemic issues. Utah and Oregon are the same from what I know. Both Germany and Switzerland have mail voting, and there isn't any strong statistical data showing an abundance of voter fraud.

However, this doesn't stop my rural farming parents from screaming about rampant voter fraud and "The Dumb-o-crats" trying to take advantage of the system. Yes, they also live in Colorado and vote by mail.

The propaganda works, even on decent people. We have a HUGE misinformation issue to solve in this country before any complex issue like our voting system can ever be talked about seriously.

Those of us that put real work effort into being properly informed, know the real issue is turn-out and how voting by mail enables polling to have MUCH MUCH higher turn-out. This is a problem for one of those parties that have been able to hang onto power through less than ethical means of manipulation and reducing voter turn-out from population bases they look down their nose at.

This isn't my opinion, its fact. It's strategically brilliant by them and their playbook is exceptionally effective. And THIS IS WHERE THE PROBLEM IS.

People like my folks are good, decent people. But they're intellectually lazy and are victims to the propaganda machine that runs across their televisions every day. If vetted information was presented in an easy-to-relate way, they would see what I see. But somehow Trump and the right have figured out a single childish label for complex societal issues chanted over and over again, mentally over-powers the thousands of hours living a life of the exact opposite.

It's shocking how well the right has dialed in their messaging. My parents work in the trees and fields, under the hot sun, nearly every day in the summer next to the same people they'll later chant are ruining their "American Prosperity." They nearly bankrupted themselves, keeping these same workers paid during COVID, because they weren't going to let them go hungry or lose their homes. But they'll talk about the rampant welfare state and the need to gut it over dinner.

Somehow, they don't relate what they see in politics with what they're living every day. It's like it's two different worlds for them, and I'm dumbfounded by how the propaganda has created that reality within them.

Voting issues, welfare, and/or any single issue directive won't overpower this reality we live in now. We HAVE to solve this information issue first.
I believe I did understand your comment.

Getting shot for looting is not how our society works.
My comparison holds. Alcohol is bad for you too with extensive research confirming that.

As for fascism, you may be right in principle, but in practice the word has become associated with 'things I do not like'. Not completely unlike, say, anti-semitism ( though that one is holding up a lot better in comparison ).

All I am saying is, think of your audience.
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The legs are falling off the unicorn... which one will be the next WeWork.
J++ was actually a real thing. I wouldn’t be surprised if that book had been written.
I am well aware, see you are upset that facebook is not filtering "the correct way", and facebook is promoting "the bad things" from your POV, and not promoting the "good things" from your POV.

My statement is Facebook should not be doing any promotation at all, and people aurging over the level and type of filtering / promotion is the problem

Facebook painted themselves into this corner by choosing what people will see and not see instead of letting user choose this for themselves. That is what the GrandParent was saying.

See you desire them to censor and filter, you want that you just disagree with their choices

I do not want them picking anything at all for anyone.

not sure how that makes me "ignorant" on this topic, or how my comment is some how wrong or misunderstanding what it happening. It seems more likely you are misunderstanding my comment

Of source this is all really pointless because I have never, and will never have either a Facebook or Twitter account so...
Well if a sound is loud enough it's going to drown out everything else just by being much much louder. You can't hear a pin drop when lots of people are talking for instance.

That said I estimate a drone to be much louder than regular traffic, at least inside cities.
Using a heat-pump in a vehicle isn't a revolutionary idea, it was just unnecessary as most ICEV can scavenge waste heat from the ICE.

Limited adoption in EVs and PHEVs has largely been due to limited availability as there weren't any commercial adaptations for vehicles. Toyota and Nissan have been using heat-pumps for a while now though.
It is more like a mantra to remind yourself.
People in the "everyone" categories you mention can be heard if they want to, the world and Internet are big enough for everyone. And I have the impression that you think you are the owner of the truth by putting categories that should NOT have free speech because you KNOW they are bad. You are wrong multiple times, first because your categories are extremely subjective (I know gun nuts that are very nice people with a passion for the Olympic sport called precision shooting), second because in a country where SCOTUS said something like "there is no exception for hate speech in the 1st A, so hate speech is protected speech" you want private organizations to be restrict what the government is not allowed to. For you free speech is a bad idea, but you think you can post on forums about that and benefit from the fact that the forums do not restrict your posts like you want to restrict others. Maybe your posts are more nocive than child porn, some food for thought.
Aerodynamic drag dominates at high speeds, but there’s a friction component that’s influenced by weight.

Accelerating more mass takes more energy. While you can recover it with regen, you can never break even.
Italy’s starting point was that they were in the midst of getting overwhelmed (and were already over capacity in some regions) when they executed their shutdown.

Sweden had a better starting point and more time and room to maneuver.
anyone who risks personal and financial consequences for sticking to their guns.

The financial consequences seem to be overblown. At the end of the day, people in Timothy's situation will certainly be able to make ends meet. At the end of the day, I'm sure he'll still be better off than well over half the country. This should be clear to most people reading this.

I'm not saying this to downplay Timothy's actions; I'm saying this to remind others that are on the fence - if you think you can't afford, morally, to keep working at Facebook, you can afford, financially, to quit.
I have lived in Sweden, and see why people living there would believe that Sweden’s policy is normal. But it’s not. It’s not only killing Sweden’s population but also recklessly endangers the rest of the EU. I really hope borders stay closed towards Sweden
>It'd reduce the size of the IPv6 header, allowing more data per 1500 mtu packet. There's a lot of situations that are bound by packet rate limits, not bandwidth concerns.

So in cases where we're packet limited and not bandwidth limited we'd get a 1.1% throughput boost (1460 IP payload vs 1476). Seems like a fair tradeoff for never having to worry about NAT or address exhaustion ever again.
I do, frequently. From emacs-nox. Sometimes not though because some systems have weird things that break it. (security)
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> are probably less informed.

How did you get there? I'd assume a lot of people who don't vote in the US don't vote because in many states it is awkward if one has a job.

Also, it doesn't matter how informed voters are; in a democracy they are supposed to be able to vote.