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By reading historical accounts of what colors different things were.

If you give people black-and-white film to watch, people are guess the colors that are there based on what they are familiar with anyway, so this has a chance to be more historically accurate than that.
The 20 second demo vid literally shows them switching between two tabs in VS (Edge Tools for browser and styles.css for changes).

Not sure how that reduces cognitive load vs Alt-tab?

As best as I can tell they saved maybe a click or two. At the cost of no longer looking at a full screen stock browser.

Interesting but not a clear win in my books
Seeing as how Sweden was entirely surrounded by Nazi Germany or its possessions, it's not hard to see why they would have given Berlin slightly favorable trade conditions. Especially with any potential help against military invasion being on the other side of a lot of land and sea. In fact, a closer reading of Swedish history during WWII shows that this was exactly what influenced their biases towards the Nazis' favor here and there.

Despite this, Sweden still did an impressive job of allowing in many refugees from persecution. Its diplomatic representatives were instrumental in assisting the persecuted throughout Europe during the whole war. Anyone interested should look up, for example: Raul Wallenberg and Count Folke Bernadotte.

Sweden had nothing to apologize for during the war, and especially given the much more evident racism of other states like the U.S, which explicitly forbade many refugee jews from entering U.S soil during the Nazi persecutions and expulsions of the 1930's before the war. The writing was on the wall in dripping red letters, but Roosevelt simply disregarded it to please certain voters. At one point in 1942, when presented by Polish resistence agent Jan Karski with a whole eye witness narrative of the massive German extermination program against the jews in Poland, his first question to the Home Army solider was about the Nazi treatment of horses and cattlein the occupied territory!
He may not justly deserve the benefits. But do you want to act on the same level as him? Or do you want to be better?
Ah yes, I meant common. It is not common that people have two 40+ hour blue collar jobs. Not at all. I would agree if you said its common to have two (nearly full time) part-time jobs at 30-35 hours per week each.
I would guess (hope) non-disclosure does not apply to criminal acts. Right?
Well you are welcome to give your own opinion about "what's going on"
Cool. Any chance you take some steps to get there?
I think this has been the policy for any/all books published without proper review.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_involvement_in...

There are quite a few when you see them listed out (looking at cold war era overthrows).
Registration has nothing to do with it. The lack of AML/KYC controls is the issue. Implementing these would have likely been extremely costly to their business in the form of much lower growth.
Not for lack of trying...
Interesting, where can I read more?
Rather than thinking of colorization (or upscaling) as a thing we do "to" a photo to alter it further from a primary-source ground-truth; another perspective (the one shared by art conservators, I think) would be to think of a photo that was taken in a too-low resolution, or in B&W (when that wasn't intentionally done for artistic effect) as a kind of "damage" done to the photo right at the time of its creation, where that "damage" moved the photo further away from achieving the photo-taker's intent (which usually, with most photos, is to losslessly convey the experience of looking at the subject of the photo, as it looked at the place and time the photo was taken.)

Colorization, upscaling, etc. could then be thought of as repairing this damage, bringing the photo closer to being a lossless communication of the information it was created to convey.

(By analogy: imagine a technology that could analyze an illustration drawn by someone whose hand was shaking due to Parkinsonism, and then compute what the illustration would have looked like if the artist's hand hadn't been shaking. That would also be a kind of "repair.")
Pretty sure that's where pelosi made the bulk of her personal wealth. Not that she wasn't wealthy before hand, too....
The senators may think so. But in theory, we sent them there to govern, not to grandstand.
Bad actors funding it always leads to bad actors writing it. Then it's hard to argue that an increase in its quantity is good.
> It probably does not, otherwise, the government would be pushing to suppress it.

The information is already released. Pushing to suppress it would be ineffectual while confirming that the book contains sensitive information.
Well, what would you think if he'd violated a private contract, and sold a book containing the information he obtained as a result of the violation? Perhaps a lawyer doing this with respect to their relationship with a client, or maybe someone like Levandowski writing a book about what he learned at Google.
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Subpoenas for people who regularly appear voluntarily, grand standing much?
> at the end of that time they should be given a chance at a fresh start

It really was.
This isn’t a typical FT article, more like a well-written but anecdotal and self-absorbed blog post. The author lost my sympathy when he stated he visited America first when his father was on sabbatical to Stanford in the 1980s. He is oblivious to the bubble in which he lives, extrapolating his experience as a child of privilege and current FT writer to all of America and all of Europe. Blog post.

To recalibrate what America has meant to Europe over the years, here’s the verse at the base of the Statue of Liberty:

“Give me your tired, your poor,
Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free,
The wretched refuse of your teeming shore.
Send these, the homeless, tempest-tossed to me,
I lift my lamp beside the golden door!”

If Europe is no longer poor, huddled, wretched or homeless, then why come indeed. I remember a quote in the early glow of globalization in the 1980s when a real journalist asked a young Italian about his future in Italy, and his response was “America è qui’. In the 1980s.
Good development. Debugging in FireFox and Chrome suck, compared to real IDEs.
Well said. Seems to me that he's going to set a precedent that will screw over workers' attempts to even file a claim by muddying the water.
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This might be the strongest argument for torrenting a book that I have ever come across.
Facebook moderators at Accenture are being forced back to the office
A city requires lots farm land to support. Sure you can physically cram people into a dense city but the city needs farms, animals, parks, land fills to dump its trash, power plants, etc.
There’s nothing that says “totally legitimate and peaceful transfer of power” better than the incoming President personally ordering the arrest of his predecessor during the inauguration.
If you have strong prior belief about outcome of your action, if it doesn't go as you planned. You have a way better signal to update your internal model.
I have usually heard it in reference to a serialized process that’s spending most of its time waiting for hard drive / file system requests to go through.
This looks great. The lack of the network and inspect element is the main reason I end up not using the built-in debugger with VS Code.
even if I agree with you to ignore full life cycle fugitive emissions, 'not as dirty as coal' != 'clean
Yeah, there's always a "special case" with USB-C, isn't there.
As well as an ad-blocker, my system also uses a 'hosts' file that converts many notorious ad-site web-addresses to that of my own machine. It's practically a certainty that any page title requested from one of the ad-servers won't be found anywhere on my own web-server, so no ad from that ad-server ever gets displayed.
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Just to make a minor point clear, since it seems the article is a bit vague about it: in the "years of lead" in Italy it was mostly the far left that was engaging in terrorism and political violence.

Just one sentence that seems a bit cavalier with history:

"... the Italian Red Brigades have also pursued violent accelerationist campaigns in pursuit of social change."

The Italian Red Brigades have kidnapped, kept prisoner for 2.5 months, subjected to a mock trial and finally executed the president of Italy's relative majority party of the time, the Christian Democrats. The body was left in the trunk of a parked car. You may call it a "violent accelerationist campaign in pursuit of social change", if you will.
> That means, after one year they’re already loosing money.

Only if you live in a van, by yourself. Most of that money is going to a landlord, or the bank.

There are quite a few reasons you could decide to do this. Huge promotion for your partner (it's great that we make so much money, but there are plenty of people with higher earning potential than us, and you might have married one.) Ill family member. Pulmonary disease. In-state tuition for your twin children. Continuing education, or plans to switch careers or retire in a few years. All of these may end up being cheaper for you than the $15k a year you're losing.
I’m sure Putin will keep him housed and comfortable regardless of his legal issues in the US.
I'm using a https://purpleair.com monitor. Pushing alerts to your phone is a great idea so you know soonest possible when air filter is needed. I'll use purple air's json api to to the same.
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Better is for saints and prophets. I’m human, so I’ll settle for getting even and creating a strong deterrent to dissuade others like him.
This might provide some context on the non-disclosure agreements:

https://gizmodo.com/the-cia-has-to-approve-every-script-for-...

"The Americans was created by Joe Weisberg, a former CIA agent. And since he knows all kinds of stuff that the CIA would like to keep secret, they've reserved the right to censor anything they don't like on the show."
I'm guessing the real objection is needing to run Windows to use this. Unless Edge runs on other OSes?
Apple sues electronics recycler, claiming it stole ~100k products for resale
(Haven't read the judgment or materials, but) this decision seems to be in line with a similar 2001 UK case also involving a spy book and the special remedy of disgorgement of profits [1].

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attorney_General_v_Blake
These people are just doing for photos and video what historians have always done for history in general. They are filling in the blanks with their best guesses according to the information present.

As long as they aren't presenting their results as more real than the original images, I don't see it as a bad thing.

In fact, I think that the field in general needs to be more open about just how much this happens with history in general. Our understanding of the middle ages comes from evidence far less clear than these photos and yet its rare to see professionals admit how much of the field involves countless evolving, educated guesses.

Others may feel differently, but I find the field even more impressive with the understanding that historians are not seeing a clear picture.
The issue here isn’t selling a book about one’s experiences. It’s that people who receive security clearances sign ridiculous life-long contracts that require they have their publications vetted, and Presidents don’t. It’s not a perfect system, but one can see the need for it once you accept the idea that clearances should exist. There’s no equivalent rule for Presidents, nor should there be.

(Also Presidents profiting off of speaking fees is problematic, but the ethical problems with that practice don’t really apply to a President writing a popular book.)
I've been watching my points stack up while all our business travel is shelved, thinking to myself "my next SYD->LAX leg is gonna be antimatter-class", but then I realised everybody's points are stacking up and they're not going to be worth the bits they're counted in when travel becomes a thing again :(
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Probably because this was easier to prove and actually have a trial.

It's trivial to show that he didn't seek permission before publish, and violating an NDA is a civil issue. Because trials in absentia are typically not allowed for felonies, I don't think anything can happen with the criminal charges against him until he's physically present.
Maybe it was based on the number of slaves. It hasn't been for 150 years, though, so... what's your point?
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The new version of Microsoft Edge can be downloaded for macOS and Windows, but I'm not sure about Linux.
No need for a booby trap. Some guy tried to do that akin from the scene in Mr.Robot with limited success using thermix. The only success was using a shape charge inside a desktop, but that is not possible on a laptop.

I like the idea of a USB dongle that is attached to the person which immediately locks the computer and erases the drive but the problem is that it takes time and law enforcement can just remove the battery to stop the erase (if battery is easily accessible).

Erasing the headers on an encrypted drive seems quick and effective and the way to proceed. But if the technique is to use a USB dongle then we should also be able to modify the source code of Suicide Linux to do the same with the modified default terminal.
It would be fair to say that you didn’t profit from the robbery.

A better example would be robbing the bank, keeping the money, but your $3,000,000 mansion burned down. Your net worth has dropped, but you did profit from the robbery.
Such is the way of the world. The same will eventually happen with what is in vogue today, and detractors will appear seemingly out of nowhere to talk shit

The idea that today's languages and technologies are truly better than the past is laughable, particularly when they recycle so much of what is old and slap on a new name
Well I loved it.
1. This isn't about classified vs. not classified, it's an NDA, just like you probably have with your employer

2. They can't prosecute Snowden because he's not in the US, but they can prevent him from profiting from the NDA violation in the US.
> Altering primary documents

The original films were not altered in any way. They still exist and were not destroyed or compromised by the process. They can still be studied by historians while others are free to enjoy the colorized versions.
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You could have spent the 2 minutes to google this https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/edge

(it works on macOS)
I have all my projects in a Mercurial monorepo on my laptop. And then I use a repo converter to create mirrors on SourceForge and Github.

Now when I get a PR, I treat it as patch and merge it locally, before syncing the mirrors.

But then it is shown as not merged on Github. Especially the verified by github hash is cannot be stored in Mercurial
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I think that is explained toward the end:

> This lawsuit is separate from the criminal charges brought against Snowden for his alleged disclosures of classified information. This lawsuit is a civil action, and based solely on Snowden’s failure to comply with the clear pre-publication review obligations included in his signed non-disclosure agreements.
Abstract

Current hardware approaches to biomimetic or neuromorphic artificial intelligence rely on elaborate transistor circuits to simulate biological functions. However, these can instead be more faithfully emulated by higher-order circuit elements that naturally express neuromorphic nonlinear dynamics1,2,3,4. Generating neuromorphic action potentials in a circuit element theoretically requires a minimum of third-order complexity (for example, three dynamical electrophysical processes)5, but there have been few examples of second-order neuromorphic elements, and no previous demonstration of any isolated third-order element6,7,8. Using both experiments and modelling, here we show how multiple electrophysical processes—including Mott transition dynamics—form a nanoscale third-order circuit element. We demonstrate simple transistorless networks of third-order elements that perform Boolean operations and find analogue solutions to a computationally hard graph-partitioning problem. This work paves a way towards very compact and densely functional neuromorphic computing primitives, and energy-efficient validation of neuroscientific models.
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Best to take someone else's Lamborghini to a bank heist.
I wonder what horrors you can subject the user to with only modifying the kernel. Nothing to kill the machine, but some sort of trickery involving messing with argv or randomly messing with process memory and silently prevent the resulting mess from being sent a SIGSEGV.
4% is very optimistic; early retirees usually aim for 3%, and even models with that withdrawal rate fail over long enough time periods. You'd want it to be well-funded enough that there's no question it could commit to the payouts indefinitely (so that people don't act more conservatively than they would knowing it might fail). On top of that are costs of administration and study.

The number I ended up with was actually around $600M, and I figured might as well round up.
There must be some rule to restrict them from abusing their super power with their strongly biased(liberal) ideology. Right now they're the above-the-law censorship/dictatorship that can do whatever they like, no balance check whatsoever for them.

They actually should be sued by conservative groups at large.

Or, make these companies like public utility companies and force them out of the political arena.
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What programming language / domain did you learn?
I would worry that since this service would be of such limited appeal, as you mention, that it might make these users more likely targets of spying and counterintelligence operations (I assume you're talking about government leaks and whistleblowing).