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Not so - you can respect something without dedicating your own time to it; you have to really - there isn't enough time for everything. In subjective areas where we rely on a sense of "taste" , this multiplicity is often inherent.

Preference is much easier to map to your actions, but does not imply you think it's the only way. To go back to the analogy, I can think the other form is equally interesting, but realize I haven't spent enough time on it to really differentiate things at the level I can with my preferred form. There is no question where my preference lies, but that does not imply I think it's a superior form. Presumably if I thought it was an inferior form, I might change preference.
Only if each key has its own function to process that keystroke, and some keystrokes had to do more processing and thus take more time about it. Selecting an item in a list view is a fast, simple process; what happens after that isn't up to the list view anymore.
For anyone watching this thinking it's clever and great- it's incredibly dangerous for the cow. Cattle can easily get their feet stuck between the pipes and getting them out is really ugly. Like... torch-cut pipes burning away flesh ugly. If you see this, shoo the cow back in.

A cow that regularly attempts to cross cattle guards is first to sale or slaughter.

Edit: And now I'm that guy on the internet that I hate, who saw an amusing animal gif and immediately went into buzzkill mode :-/
The article is an essay written upside down. The thesis is that there was no quality competition to windows and that's why it is dominant. This is plainly incorrect. The era when Windows gained total dominance was when everyone was getting daily or weekly bsods.

It is a deep and complex topic and it wasn't 'heres a bug I don't like'. Microsoft had a monopoly on the sneakernet: file formats like xls, doc, and the like needed windows computers. They had an amazing sales force. They did the illegal partnering I mentioned. Loads of aspects. Quality is not a primary component here. Just like the inherent quality of javascript doesn't drive it. It's the platform and the platform effects and so on.
How Parler, a Chosen App of Trump Fans, Became a Test of Free Speech
> Gab isn’t being blackballed. Gab isn’t restricted from doing business. It’s just forced to do it’s business on its own because it’s not seen as a good citizen.

Right, and it's adhering to its legal responsibilities in the process, so I'm not seeing your issue. By all appearances, Gab does have the resources to operate responsibly as defined by law. Gab appears to be arguing that it could do better if various SV companies would cooperate.

It sounds like you're not adding anything new, but merely re-observing the stalemate described in TFA between the entrenched players and Gab. Perhaps you're adding some moral implication that the established players are right to use child porn as a bargaining chip to get Gab to capitulate on free speech--its purported raison d'etre. If that's your position, that's a bit disturbing, but I don't know what goes on at Gab very well--I suppose hypothetically it could be worse than child porn, in which case using child porn as leverage is perhaps the right call. But again, that's a pretty disturbing, hopefully purely hypothetical scenario.

> “I’ll do what I want and you must enable me” isn’t a valid argument.

No one is making this argument.
Keep in mind that Agile (using the term loosely) was invented by software consultants who wanted to maximize the value they provided to the business they worked with. It’s a formalization of the ideas to make them more “acceptable” to execs and the decision makers (who care about such things).

When applied to in house engineering teams, it is largely ineffective if it doesn’t come with the same kind of freedom that highly paid software consultants get. This is manifested concretely in how many companies have corrupted agile methodologies by focusing too much on the perfecting practices (or “ceremonies”) rather than focusing on the foundational principles.
> against the rioters who were trying to break in and hurt them.

This is, we'll go with dubious. Probably true at this point, but the protests had been going, relatively peacefully for close a day, and then less peacefully, with police having repeatedly tear gassed and fired rubber bullets at protestors who weren't doing anything violent, and didn't appear to have any violent intentions. Reports obviously differ, but many concluded that the actions of the police, in attacking the protestors, are what escalated the situation to violence. Compare from [1], and I think this "who is escalating" question becomes clear and relevant.

Which is to say that while the protest ended violently, I think you'll be hard pressed to find widespread intent that it be violent from the start.[2]

So again I'll ask: do you believe that the protesting in Minneapolis was formed with the intention of committing violence against police officers?

On the other hand, do you believe the insurrection at the capitol, which had participants openly advocating for violence for days, was formed, with the intention of committing violence against elected officials?

I find the attempt to draw a parallel between a situation where it took 3 days of getting teargassed for protestors to become violent and one where it took...a speech from the President.

[1]: https://twitter.com/LiteraryMouse/status/1347873482550468609

[2]: https://www.cnn.com/2021/01/07/us/police-response-black-live...

[3]: https://www.apmreports.org/story/2020/06/30/what-happened-at... is my source for the timeline, which appears to be a fairly evenhanded account, noting that some city council members had already proposed abandoning the precinct for more than a day before it ultimately was.
Advised by whom? Who are you?

> legal liability and the ethical stain of CCP

You just sound like a garden variety propagandist.

There is over half a trillion worth of trade between the US and China. Even with the "trade war".

https://www.census.gov/foreign-trade/balance/c5700.html

Instead of telling us, maybe you should tell all the fortune 500 companies. The elites.

Also if you are into "ethical stain", then obviously you are against all trade? Which major trading nation doesn't have "ethical stain". Or are you selective when it comes to virtue signaling?
I'm an extremely heavy WhatsApp user, as are most of my community.

Maybe like 3-5 people use stories regularly. I only swipe to the "Status" tab to get rid of the little notification dot.
It’s the ultimate power play for wealthy Silicon Valley elites to permanently deplatform the most powerful man in the world.

I’m sure they all get off to it.

It seems only right that they get massively regulated after an action like this. I’m sure all Trumps supporters would support this now which is half the voting population.

They should worry about there platforms rather than trying to save the country - that is not their job as much as they may wish it to be.

It’s sad it has to come to this though because regulation sucks, but silencing your political opponents is such a slippery slope that Les been done so many times through history.
Negative indexing in Python is a dangerous design that hides bugs and causes incorrect programs to return garbage instead of erroring. If you have an incorrect index computation, instead of getting a bounds error, you get different indexing behavior. This makes it dangerously easy to write code that appears to work but computes nonsense.
Hmm, well, is it possible that a corrupt fascist could ever take control of our government? If yes, it seems like it would be prudent to make sure we had avenues of free speech protected even from monopolies or duopolies that may provide platforms.
I’d try:

1. Plug it all in right side and see how it goes. The important part is that power needs to be on the right, the point of plugging other stuff on the left is just to distribute heat/load.

2. If that doesn’t help/causes other issues, are you willing to separate power delivery and plug in two cables? I know it’s annoying when the spec supports single-cable everything, but in the scheme of things it’s not a terrible trade off to have a more usable machine.
I am sure this will just get buried, but you could consider searching for a company that appreciates honesty.
I've had a thought in the back of my mind to write a replacement/alternative for the GTK file picker for years. I've probably spent at least a day total using it throughout my life, so it would make sense to spend a few days on it to help myself and others. To improve it I would remove several features I don't need, add features I would use, and repair subtle but important workflow issues such as key commands and widget focus issues.

But how extensible is it? Would it require a recompile of GTK? Or perhaps a shared library plugin?
Realistically, the likelihood of me actually diving into this is low due to life keeping me too busy.
Just use Grid view.
Lawyers routinely represent the worst of our society. That includes literal baby killers, tobacco companies, companies that have catastrophic environmental impact or even mass poisoning.

The idea that lawyers spontaneously decided to quit representing a media business because they finally got sick on that particular day is hard to believe.
The 8-bit days were a lot more fun. Before they became yoked to the load and became 'workstations' with 'workspaces'. (Hardy-har) Before the rainbow became a tin-plated badge, before 'abstraction' for 'security', and 'performance' became 'critical'. Sic semper tyrannis.

Looks like the hobby's back, what with the numerous YTube refurb/collect/code channels and the expensive modern gear being used to diagnose their ills. Too bad I tossed out those glass jars full of logic chips a decade ago. (But not that rare Curtis chip.)
If it’s to be dismissed, might as as well do it for the right reasons. Additionally, if somebody doesn’t have sunflower oil on hand (like me), then understanding what can stand in might save a trip to the grocery store and having yet another singly-used item in the cupboards.
Yes, but a private company does not have to be consistent in how it applies it standard. One could even argue the standard is consistent but more complex, something of a difference between 'ban app that allows bad things' and 'ban app that allows bad things which we don't own', though this gets into the nature of what is consistency, arbitrariness, and hypocriticalness.
Oh, I see. Are we talking about the 75 million people who supported the person who incited a mob? Members of the mob themselves? What's the difference?
You don't get to abdicate responsibility for your vehicle's "autopilot" just because that was only corporate marketing.

Words mean things. You don't get to say they mean different things when you say them just because it helps you sell more cars. Not in the fine print, and not in a court.
Or the rules were introduced, augmented, or enforced after they became established ("greasing the pole").
The Types of Machine Learning Interview Questions
China's new Silk Road outlook includes Pakistan-Iran-Turkey railways networks
Indeed. Little things like Apple’s implementation of drag-and-drop being lost in this sea of ugly, slow Electron apps is something that you just can’t explain to Electron developers — they make for Windows first, they have no idea what Mac users complain about, and even when we tell them they think we’re being silly.

As per the comment to which I replied asked (although I believe GP asked in good faith): “why would you want to do that anyway?”

Because that’s how we do it on macOS. That could be why we use macOS. If you care so much about letting macOS users access your app that you went with Electron rather than writing something Windows-only, it shouldn’t be hard to learn to respect the Mac platform and, more importantly, its users.
Of course. Always.

Using Boglehead thinking, before a crash the right thing to do is maintain a proper Asset Allocation. After the crash, rebalance and keep the same AA.

Bogleheads know that nobody can time the market. All you can do is manage your portfolio with regard to your tolerance for risk.
Ok. Seems like the same spirit of the law to me, but you are explicitly right.
> Hunter has no useful skills, so what possible reason would the CCP even talk to him, let alone give him $1 billion, aside from influencing Joe?

Money. It lets them whitewash their investments; It's the system by which Theranos had all kinds of Randoms on the board.

https://www.politifact.com/article/2020/may/22/hunter-biden-...

The idea that they just gave him a billion dollars in his current account and said toodle-pip is literally just propaganda from the Trump campaign.

To put one thing to bed, he shouldn't have been in China in the first place, but the idea that Joe Biden is going to suddenly start doing China's bidding is ridiculous. What does he gain from doing it? The risk/reward is terrible.

As with everything Trump accuses anyone of, it's just projection because he has been consistently criticized and threatened with litigations over his business dealings - https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2020/10/donald-trump-chinese... his companies have hundreds of millions in completely dark debt, secret bank accounts in china etc. If you read the art of the deal, it's his entire MO - trust no-one, always attack when attacked and so on and so forth. That's why he said "No puppet, no puppet, you're the puppet" in the debate rather than actually contesting the argument.
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> Next up is DNS, I guess? And after that, routing.

Alternatively (or additionally) they could move the damage from the server side to the client: think OSes and browsers, not to mention hardware. It won't be long before "secure boot" technologies prevent people from installing "extremist" operating systems.
> the same standard won't be applied to those on the political left despite hundreds of riots being held across 2020

I beg to differ. Any time protests turn into riots, there are many who will jump at labelling the entire movement as being full of thugs and criminals. Your own words could be used to describe exactly how the BLM protests were viewed by the right. And actually, you yourself only mentioned "riots" without any acknowledgement of how there were far more peaceful protesters in that movement. Hint: the peaceful protests aren't as exciting, so they're not on the news as much.

So now am I supposed to feel sorry for the peaceful Trump protesters who are being mislabeled unfairly? Please. I didn't see a whole lot of diversity in those crowds, and somehow I think they are still going to be represented pretty well by their elected leaders going forward. Cry me a river.
This is the sort of thing I was looking for. There may not be much too it, (and as another comment mentioned, the package management tools can output containers) but having a blessed starting point shows a clear signal to potential user that it's not just an afterthought.
You can actually fix that! Set GTK_USE_PORTAL=1 in your environment and then basically all your GTK apps will use the platform file picker.
Stanford pulls plug on the return of freshmen and sophomores to campus
I have to ask, why would Trump make the time to do this with only a few days remaining in office? The only conclusion I come to based off an understanding of his persona is that he is doing insider trading
I recommend always calculating your hour rate when comparing your salary with others. And yes you are 99.999% likely to not benefit at all from the extra hours you put in. If management can screw you over they will. The rare occasions where that doesn’t happen is rare enough to be headline news.
There’s some value in capturing these conversations for the record. If eg the engineer engaged in these conversations decided to leave, it would preserve the record for the person replacing them.

I do agree that if this process is used to score political points though, then it loses all value. Maybe a compromise is to capture the summary of these conversations somewhere. But honestly if an org has become this political.... I would start looking elsewhere.
Perhaps another formulation of this is “consider _all_ costs associated with doing business in China rather than the short-term unit price”.
lol i have no idea what to with that in this context.
well, kind of useless in practice, if the servers know the keys (except for unsynced 1:1...)
That was gratuitously obnoxious.
It looks like the link is fine when clicked by the recipient, but the preview comes up as 404.

Either fb/wa is doing something odd in the request when generating the preview, or the other end is responding badly to something unusual-but-correct that there's are doing. Perhaps due to the initial request's accept headers a redirect is being sent instead of the usual content, and requesting that results in a 404.

Could be malicious as many are suggesting, I certainly wouldn't put it past them, but I suspect cockup is a more likely explanation.
since when do libs care about the budget? lol. they could just appropriate new funds to social services like they do for every other issue.
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> an indirect prestige and “am I doing enough” type thoughts

It's more like "I am not accomplishing my goals and dreams" type thoughts.

I am just living an existence of working for tech companies (doing stuff valuable to people indeed), and making good money; but however, with the talents, and gifts, and skills that I've been gifted with, I could be doing so much more.
It's not exactly a new argument or a disinterested proponent; I think it's OK to take priors into account rather than spending time to address every argument from scratch.

Consider the fact that Quillette (which Lehman helped found explicitly supports allowing free speech for nazis, arguing (in defiance of available facts) that there's no evidence Nazis can radicalize people into being mass shooters. Oddly, they complain about Nazis being treated like ISIS but I don't see them going to bat for ISIS' right to free speech, presumably because there are no doubts about ISIS' use and glorification of violence.

https://quillette.com/2019/06/23/how-free-speech-dies-online...
I read it in the context of "some day". They may be expressing optimism that the legal definitions could be corrected to match what they (and I) consider to be the commonly used meanings of these words.
I don’t think Trump gives a shit, but there are some crusaders in the administration like Pompeo who are trying to get a controversial agenda through in the end days of the admin.
The use of cryptocurrency for anything other than investments has been hindered the UX compared to the traditional financial system. But, how much additional effort would someone have to expend to maintain a list of guardians compared to maintaining an account in a traditional banking system?
Or how about Trump legitimately believes China to be a serious risk to US interests?
It's very easy to find articles that find that suggestion/engagement algorithms for YouTube, and presumably Facebook and others, pushes people toward more and more radical (extreme) content.

https://firstmonday.org/ojs/index.php/fm/article/view/10419/...

https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/social-media/algorithms-take-ov...

https://theconversation.com/youtubes-algorithms-might-radica...
It's ironic if you consider that WhatsApp's encrypted chat is based on the Signal protocol.
> Every time the CCP pumps the US asset class, it forces other central banks to print more via pump and dump cycles.

> Each cycle is worth a lot in terms of transferring wealth to the CCP.

I don't understand at all what you are saying. Which asset class is the CCP buying? Why are central banks forced to print more? How does this transfer wealth to CCP?
I don't think it is reasonable - I am just explaining the psychology of how people can get swept up in the fervor of crowds. I am fully in support of arresting all who participated. But my point is that it is not reasonable to conclude that Trump's speech incited people to illegally invade the capitol, commit theft/vandalism, and assault officers. His speech literally had a line saying "peacefully protest". The vast majority of people hearing his speech did not break the law. So how can there be a conclusion that he incited people to break the law? Those who broke the law are independent humans who hold personal responsibility for their actions. Unless Trump explicitly urges them to commit crimes, charging him with incitement is wrong.
Depending on the hosts knowledge, and the specific crimes of violence, and the exact relation of the content to the crimes — and concrete organization of a violent attack on a joint session of Congress in an attempt to coerce a preferred result in the tally of the electoral votes, to pick a not-quite-random example, would seem very much to qualify — there is a risk of criminal liability under 18 USC Sec. 2339A, Providing material support to terrorists.
Why is it that whenever a prominent right wing figure gets banned (or similar), all that right wingers can answer is whataboutism?
I think a better analogy was when Hitler started taking rights away from Jews little by little, and the public didn't recognize the problem early on.

Democrats are always in favor of taking rights from others, until eventually they ultimately realize the mistake only once they want the rights back for themselves.
The page says that the executive order dates to November 17th, so about 2 months before his term ends.
Or simply decertify all of the vehicles that behave incorrectly from driving on public roads.

This is the kind of issue which will persist, vehicles which fail to recognize a real world situation shouldn’t get the benefit of changing the world to fit them.

An inquiry should be done into how these vehicles came to fail to recognize this road feature and the upstream cause (not just the bug by the systematic issues in the organizations which produced vehicles with this bug) should be fixed before they’re rectified to operate on roads.
Crowd Supply has quite a selection of often astonishingly cheap FPGA prototype boards supported by all Free toolchains.

The mother lode of cheap, capable FPGAs seems to be supply chains for makers of TVs.
Because of the "I" in the acronym.

It's their job.
Thanks for posting this, I must have misread the original article. The samples are x10 larger than I understood at first. However, please keep in mind that the subset of white ph/patients is almost 4 times larger than black ph/black patient. Data fitting seem questionable from there on. 4x is not that large of a scale but still analyses should have been more nuanced from here. For example, hospitals are not considered a variable at all. I would think that it is a major one