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The question is "Did Google verifiably lie?"

I'm not trying to prove she "voluntarily quit" vs was "discharged" via California law. I'm arguing that Google used resigned in a way that wasn't a lie, and referencing California law to show how it uses the word resignation, and is therefore a reasonable use of the word.

Did Google use the word resigned in a reasonable way?

1. Gebru submitted a conditional resignation, and demonstrated she wanted to leave the job
2. California law says that conditional resignations count as resignations, as well as accelerating resignations(depending on pay)
3. Gebru did not withdraw her resignation
4. Gebru no longer wished to work at Google
5. Gebru(as a manager) advised co-workers to stop work
6. Google "accepted" her resignation.

I don't think Gebru is a liar either. I think that her resigning and being fired are both reasonable one word descriptions of the events. Fired implies she wanted to continue working at Google, and resigned implies Google wanted to keep her employed. But neither of those were true.

They just mutually decided they weren't a good fit. Gebru because she thinks Google is evil, and Google because they thought Gebru was being unprofessional.
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Do you have any solution other than assuming things about others, their supposed privileges? Do you think the state should give you money or leave you to your enterprise? Do you think that taking things from businesses was some sort of conspiracy plan against business owners or the result of something terrible plus bad management plus decades of no preparation even when the scientific community was proactively warning everyone of this problem?

I made myself resistant to THIS specific problem by decades of choices, losses and failures. My time to drown will come again as it did in the apat and hopefully won't blame others for that.
JavaScript RORO Pattern
There are two options,

There is the print to Boox chrome extension, but I usually get good results with the send2boox website, where you just paste in URL, and.they process it.

https://send2boox.com/#/login

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/print-to-boox/ffpk...
I use UHK. Note that it does not have the modules yet and the reason I switched to this when my previous vessel died was the modules.

As far as it goes they are postponing tease of the modules on every release date.

I am looking forward to the trackball and the key luster. Although now I am considering waiting for a bunch of reviews to come out before paying for those two modules.
Nobody reads the paper. I barely skimmed the abstract
I wikipedia'd it before I posted.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_English-s...

United States - Total English Speakers: 283,160,411

India - Total English Speakers: 246,344,737
If something is already known and collectively validated by history, then you don’t need a blockchain to prove anything.

Conversely, it is the previously unknown things that would most need some confirmation of authorship, yet here the blockchain concept fails again!
> Then the Java team got the bright idea to have checked exceptions

The Java team adopted the ideas of CLU, Modula-3 and C++, yet it keeps getting the blame while being the fourth language implementing the idea.
The Kobo.

Here is an exmaple of a Bash-based extension for the Kobo, which downloads files from cloud providers for you: https://github.com/fsantini/KoboCloud

And here is a forum with lots of people sharing tips and mods for it: https://www.mobileread.com/
If someone wanted to test the ability to shrink tumors through prayer that shouldn’t be judged?
Re3 was banned by Take Two
The free version of GTA 3 / VC was banned by T2 after its release.
> most phones nowadays are more powerful than 90s workstations and can run software

my iPhone runs Windows 3.0 (emulated in JavaScript even!) faster than I remember it being when I used it on a 386 in the early 1990s

https://www.pcjs.org/software/pcx86/sys/windows/3.00/
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The HN title is so confusing. If you don't get it at first like me: 4 means "for" here. That makes a lot more sense.
That would be amazing for comic books!

Although I image you'd need a significantly larger storage to store all sorts of high quality images, which shouldn't be an issue given how cheap storage has become.
Good story and I absolutely believe this to be true. It just seems like the most logical thing. I mean, as soon as any civilization ever can simulate a universe, or even a galaxy, they would. And they would do it infinite times. So the chances that we're the original are infinite to 1. Doesn't mean our lives aren't real though and we should change our behavior. We still experience joy. So experience as much joy as you can before your simulation ends =)

I don't believe the part about all the simulations being linked though. I don't see why that would have to be the case. Our simulation could have "started" 1 second ago and we wouldn't know it.
But Apple products are generally extremely expensive ( usually at least multiples of the cheapest equivalents), and that kind of thing doesn't sell well in underdeveloped developing nations, which cover most of Africa. Just look at median income and GDP PPP in China, and any African country. The mere fact that China is actively (kindof) neocolonising multiple different African countries should be telling as well.
So we have $2.4 billion, but we don't know what this includes. This is likely for all the development, setting up the production system and so on. It could include a number of things.

To just take that number an convert it unit cost like that doesn't make sense. SpaceX will need many more then just 1M terminals, what matters is the marginal cost per terminal.

And if these numbers are accurate is also questionable.
Castration leads to decreased sexual harassment too. But we don't allow companies to castrate their employees.
Unfortunately doesn’t work for me. I have (self diagnosed) what is called raynaud syndrome where my body sends a signal to immediately draw the blood out of the hands when it’s very cold. They literally turn white. I need to cycle really hard and stop for a couple of minutes so that there is less cold airflow to get them back and usually they get cold again over longer rides. This is only a problem at below say 5-6 degrees but it’s very annoying.
It sounds like you’re judging wild ideas. I though you didn’t want that?
This is pretty cool but honestly why is this written in c. For no reason you are increasing the attack surface of your users.
Is it human nature to kill, steal or rape? Yet we don’t allow that in the society.
Terrastruct Is 1.0
I guess that’s an admission that this current blockchain concept is flawed as it stands, right? I’ve yet to see any truly decentralised oracle either...
In many cases airport terminals are set back from some straight line path, and diverting to serve a terminal directly would slow down commuters passing through but not using the airport.
Right on point distinction. There are various models:

- almost all CBDC designs are transparent (monitored and stored), since they sit on the ledger and has to be auditable by a third party. So, the only way to allow privacy is to give some „vouchers“ that those transactions are either not stored or stored with a different key. ECB has proposed one such designs, e.g. 300 euro vouchers a day.

- there are other models that do not use DLTs so they can provide means not to store specific txns, hence private.

If stored, it can be audited.
C++ and Python.

I always thought NASA used languages that were easier to verify (functional languages?). Good to see that the common boring languages are good enough!
I'm not sure if they consider it at that level. At primary/secondary school it's pretty clear - you may get told off for bullying if anyone learns about it, may have some uncomfortable conversations. But you'll still be in the same class with the same people the next day. Unless you do something so drastic you get expelled.

I've not heard of many teens (I'm sure there's a few) actively thinking of / planning bullying. Most of it is on a "why not, that's what I want to do now" level. The ones I've seen were actually kids on the very bottom of any hierarchy just acting out, not trying to achieve anything.
>“To the extent that this is true, we should expect them to target not vulnerable wallflowers, but their own friends, and friends-of-friends, who are more likely to be their rivals for higher rungs on the social ladder,”

I was bullied and then bullied myself - not proud of that, but it felt natural as it made me cool. Then, a handicapped guy was bullied by my friends and I was defending him and kept the friendship with the handicapped guy. My status fell dramatically.

Thinking back, I understand now the dynamics but I would have no advice to my child (if I had one) how to avoid being bullied or stop participating in bullying. My ex gf was a natural born leader, she was beautiful, tall, intelligent, but also a lone wolf. She was showing civil courage in school and was defending the weak ones without losing her status. But being pretty and a natural leader is nothing you can teach someone.

Probably you just have to accept that bullying is part of our social dynamic.
I did not understand anything you said. Literally. None of it makes sense.
Pretty sure Red is...

https://www.red-lang.org/
One really should not try doing this as a connection, the same way that trying to connect from Gatwick to Heathrow or Haneda to Narita is extremely inconvenient.
The only truth about ergonomics is that everyone needs different things.

I used a goldtouch for years to manage some early RSI symptoms. In the beginning it helped a lot, but later my symptoms changed a bit and it stopped helping. Elevating my wrists to reach the tenting position was causing more problems then the keyboard was helping. I switched over to a Kinesis and it has helped me tremendously.

It probably still works for some people! I know we have some Microsoft ergonomic keyboard fans on this site, so maybe the author shouldn't poo-poo so many of these.
that's human nature for psychopaths, the rest of us don't have to put up with them if we don't want to...
https://github.com/lovasoa/whitebophir and it can be embedded in a pad for both text and hand written notes.
If they could build a mathematical model and simulations...Why not? Seems like a low-effort experiment.
I'm sitting here freaked out that cassia bark, which is either sold by name here, or, is not sold, is what most Americans want as cinnamon, and yet cinnabon. It's the (otherwise) most cinnamon obsessed food culture i know. Cinnamon tea, cinnamon cookies, cinnamon buns. But.. its not cinnamon? Mind. Blown.
The problem is that airports like LAX are in a loop away from a main road. If the light rail diverted into said loop to serve the terminals directly, it would slow down the trip of everyone not going to or coming from the airport.
why would she email it from her corp account to various accounts instead of emailing it to her personal account or just uploading it directly to some personal drive account
I joined the beta early so I never had to pay the one-time fee. I guess that makes me a very-old-timer.

A very-old-timer who just paid for 10 more years of service. Go, Maciej!
Nvidia's new gaming software puts brakes on mining cryptocurrency
The only programming language where exceptions are such a problem is C++.

First of all, because a religious subculture will run to pitchforks and torches at the slight mention of the word exceptions in the room.

Then the overall machinery in place to make them work alongside code that was most likely written as C originally.

And naturally every ms and byte lost to exceptions infrastructure is a capital felony, so even more fine grained semantics to make it happen.

C++ is still the language I reach for when not doing any JVM/.NET language, but things like this is what takes the fun out of using it with another ones on a team.
I also wasted my time having a look. GP's description "Erich von Daniken-type crackpot history" seems accurate enough to me. Also not sure how on earth it's relevant to this thread in any way. I've heard that "open minded" talk before, from New Age people who believe every crazy thing they read.

You say "It's not for you to judge for others" yet the comment I'm replying to does little else.
Time to test out how resistant https://radicle.xyz/ is?
With the amount of computations you needs to do this days, no UBI is going to cover that.
40 mils ~ 1 mm

1000 mils / 25.4 mm = 39.3

This simple fact still seems wrong to me somehow.
Coffee trucks: a brilliant idea that someone should do?
Oh, wow. Thanks for many happy hours then)

By the way, the most ingenious thing UW did was its acrobatics mechanics, when you subtly could jump for longer and longer distances, and I didn't even realize that it was increasing up until I restarted the game and suddenly found out that I can't make a rather casual jump over some chasm, which could be easily jumped over in previous save. I don't think I ever saw such things in other games, only some platformers have shown something resembling that.
Yet the venture funds are absolutely fine with spending money on wildest moonshots that have one in a million chance of becoming the next Facebook
> but it is useless to try to emulate passion, because a big success can make someone passionate for anything. (...and I confirm – since we make 70k€ a month per cofounder, I became more passionate).

I remember reading an article about a Chinese cockroach farmer that incidentally described how his wife said the cockroaches were misunderstood. "Look how shiny they are!"

I imagine it helped the cockroaches' case that, by her standards, she was rich and successful.
Does Google have a particularly effective PR machine? I think people like Google because of things like search, Maps, Gmail, YouTube, Android, etc. - not because they are some PR wizard.
From left to right draw a sawtooth shape. Make the last one very wide. Then retrace your steps completing the other half of the sawtooth.

https://imgur.com/a/Kb8Y8zv

(there are about 4 completed saw tooths above the screen)
Brave just like other Chromium-based browsers will link any logged in Google accounts to browser data/history. How much of this data is sent back to Google should be the question here. Am not qualified enough to give this but it's reasonable to say Google will have the last laugh in this scenario. I also have an eery feeling Google tracks you even when you go incognito. After all it is the same browser (leaks such as supercookies keep coming up) and more importantly, their own browser.

All this is however wild conjecture. Am paranoid at all things Google & tracking.

A better approach IMO would be to isolate all Google-related activity to its own separate browser or go Firefox containers.
Most phones built in the last decade the majority can accept a Bluetooth or USB keyboard. If you were so inclined, I suspect the exact keyboard from your Commodore 64 could be connected to the phone of your choice with nothing more than off the shelf adapters.
That's the difference between saying, and not saying.

Silence is not legally actionable (in this case). Saying false things is (in this case).

You can't compare the two.
It’s rather simple. The wild idea shouldn’t be judged until it had been refuted with data.
Specifically related to the story, Apple has a rather troubled history as an Open Source 'contributor'. They tend to not contribute unless they need to and then prefer to run the show. They basically steamrolled KHTML with a fork of their own code a.k.a. WebKit (which they effectively control development of exclusively). Imagine them doing something like that to OSM... which they will if it ever suits their purposes. See most other Open Source projects Apple has been involved in... it's not pretty. So yeah, Apple playing a significant role in OSM should have alarm bells ringing in the heads of other contributors.

That's not to say corporate involvement/sponsorship isn't important: it's vital to many important projects. The issue is when companies start trying to influence the projects beyond their technical needs and start trying to wrap their business model around them (a good indicator of that seems to be their involvement in governance) that the trouble starts. I think that's the concern being expressed about OSM.
To get back to basics, the definition of resign is
"voluntarily leave a job or other position."

It doesn't mentioning leaving at the exact date and time you choose.

She didn't want to work @ Google anymore, and she told them she didn't and she'd find a good time to leave with her boss. Google responded with "now is the best time to leave".
All my Windows boxes have a GUI, but for admin tasks I avoid using the GUI as much as possible.

I do a lot of stuff logged in over SSH from my Mac laptop. I run PowerShell scripts. I also have a custom "remote-admin" Windows service (which I wrote myself) which exports functions over HTTP. (I do that to enable/disable my son's laptop account depending on whether he is allowed to use it.) I edit files over SSH using vim netrw. I will still occasionally access the GUI via RDP, but I find myself doing that less and less often.
Draw a thin line of ice and it bounces of the water.
Long Live Byte-Code
"Go woke, go broke"
Yeah but then you haven't made not having representation illegal, you've made not providing representation illegal.
I purchased a Boox Max2 and got the version with HDMI to code. What I had not realized is that I would miss source code highlighting with color coding so much. Everything else can be more or less worked around, scrolling did not bother me.
Yeah, Timnit is Trump, yelling BS on twitter but wisely choosing to not lie in court.
It is part of the human dynamic, but only when you are forced into contact with the same small group day after day. Lots of people bullied in high school thrive in the real world because there, if someone is disrespectful to you, then you have more options to walk away. Ever notice where bullying outside school occurs? Prisons and crappy jobs that people can’t afford to leave.
I thought the real value of Bitcoin is hiding shady deals: drugs, money laundering, etc. Needless to say, there is plenty of that to drive Bitcoin value up.
my first highschool was a private single sex catholic school: the bullying problem there was intense. there was a lot of emphasis on rugby and football and other team sports, we were all made to wear uniforms and ties, go to chapel, make the school look good. There was a consistent problem with interpersonal violence, big trouble makers were often the football players though we also had clearly troubled individuals.

For the last two years of my schooling I swapped to a coed public (yet highest scoring) special college literally just down the road. suddenly there was no bullying problem. I mean, compared to the other school it was practically zero. there was no uniform, kids could smoke outside if they wanted, you could not turn up to class, you were free to leave the grounds when you wanted. you could eat and drink when and where you wanted, and teachers were called by their first names. I couldn't even tell you if we had sports teams because no one cared, I literally don't remember.

whatever the difference, it's either not human nature, or it can be overcome. I've lived it, so I know it's true.
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Show HN: Logname – A portfolio/resume website for developers
How's the page turning speed and/or screen refresh speed?

I remember looking at an e-ink reader years ago and thought it was unusable because of the weird page refresh/slow page turn.
What makes it hard for me to read is mainly the comma-placement, which is quite different from the verbal pauses you'd make when reading it, and break up rather than separate the logical parts. I found myself asking "what does it mean to point in rule?" Italics or quotes would have helped.
people ruined the name Dick, Mickey and Fanny long before the internet was even a thing
I was more or less quoting the point of view of the current crop of developer who are very keen to keep the status quo. Not that I necessarily agree with all of their arguments, however they make good counter points to the other extreme viewpoint of "let's have 4GB blocks tomorrow and everything will be A-OK"
Hi everyone,

My name is Hazmi and I love to build website on my free time. For my first project of the year I would like to tackle a problem that I had for a long time which is keeping my professional portfolio and resume up to date.

Introducing Logname - https://www.logname.dev - A portfolio/resume website for developers.

Why am I building this?

1. There is not one website for me to represent my professional developer presence.
As a developer, I always think that you need to have an online presence in order to stand out for better job opportunity.

Having LinkedIn account is not enough and that is why I also post technical blog on Dev.to.

I also have active GitHub account where I pinned the project that best represent my skill set.

So as you can see my past experience(LinkedIn), blog posts(Dev) and active projects(GitHub) are all on a separate website.

If I want to apply for a job I have to provide 3 links. I also need to make sure all 3 are updated accordingly for example if I want to change my profile picture.

Hopefully if Logname takes off in the future, I only need to provide 1 url instead of 3.

2. I hate LinkedIn walled garden.
I have to admit I open LinkedIn on a daily basis and it is a great website to build networks.

But I hate that I cannot easily access my own data using API. I get it if they don't want 3rd party application to abuse the API but at the very least I should be able to get my own data to do what I want.

I got an idea last time to export my LinkedIn data to reusable format so I can create my own resume but unfortunately that is not allowed.

With Logname, you can export it into `JSON Resume` format so that you are free to do whatever you want with it.

It is your data after all!.

3. I am bad at designing resume.
If I were good at designing I probably will not become a developer in the first place. I know there is a lot of website that can help me build beautiful resume but resume is not a one size fit all solution.

A resume for developer is different than a resume for a civil engineer. I still need to do some manual work and if I want to use another resume generator? I need to do the manual work again.

With Logname, you can export it into `JSON Resume` format and access over [250+ themed resume](https://npmsearch.com/?q=jsonresume-theme).

4. Keeping my resume up to date.
Although most of my info are the same provided I am in the same company, some do change for example my list of projects in the resume. Project in my resume always correspond to my GitHub pinned repository to provide consistency and if that change, I also need to update my resume.

With Logname, because you can connect your GitHub and Dev account, your resume and portfolio will always be up to date.

So with all the reason above, I decide to built Logname

I hope you guys can try it out and let me know your thoughts!