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This would require the expansion of the term infrastructure to encompass just about everything in society thus making the term meaningless.

This is the current Democrat definition of the word where everything from health care to education is "infrastructure", that is not what the average person would consider to be "infrastructure".

Healthcare and Schools are not "infrastructure", "infrastructure" would be Roads, Power, Communications, Basic Utilities, etc etc etc.

>> Just consider the process of applying for an SBIR or finding a job or starting a startup or getting from SF to San Jose, etc.

Given that California is the least business friendly state in the union, in fact it is down right hostile to business I would image doing anything in CA is pretty hard
Why don't we see more private equity firms snapping up companies and hiring cheaper CEOs then?
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This guy doesn't understand modern dating...
> Taking kids' communication seriously and teaching them how to interact with the broader world in a civil way is literally what schools are for

In no way is that the original or even modern purpose of schooling
The right way to farm is to work with other plants and the weeds themselves to regenerate the soil. The idea that weeds are pests that need to be eliminated at all costs is antithetical to proper regenerative farming. Anything that enables or propagates industrial farming is genuinely a bad thing that we should not support as technologists, it is not at all orthogonal! "A little bit less of a bad thing" still leaves us in a bad place.
They’re for teaching sophomores, so I don’t think optimizations would help.
I use timers all the time. Basically a slightly modified tomato timer.
I don't see where in this report
The version of this I've always heard is, "Any problem that can be solved by writing a check you can afford to write, is not really a problem."

So, if your car suddenly needs a $500 repair, and you have $2500 in emergency savings, that's not a "problem". It's a contingency you were prepared to handle.
I don't know if you want to open the can of worms that is "accidental deaths from mismanaged resource distribution" under capitalism.

Global deaths from hunger result in one great leap forward every 5 years.
Google hasn't evolved Chromecast past a cheap, dumb dongle since it was first released. No telling what the future holds but the current trajectory is promising.
Agree, it only becomes a conflict when some parties are deliberately weaponizing disinformation.

Mere ignorance is something we must unfortunately tolerate.

Active work to spread disinformation that will literally kill people - see [1] or just search for it, where a mere dozen people are responsible for 65% of the spread of disinformation about the COVID-19 vaccines, and are working to deliberately undermine vaccination efforts.

This isn't mere ignorance, it will get people killed. And before you say something like "well the fools that believe that idiocy deserve what they get", consider that while they may (sort of their choice), the family, friends, neighbors, first responders, and healthcare workers do not deserve to be exposed unnecessarily to those biohazards.

[1] https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/jan/06/facebook-insta...
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My garmin does this instant speed change, and it is pulling GPS.
Nope. I think Apple knows this is overpriced and buying a company is very different from buying a stock. Intrinsic value is fraction of the market price and prevailing price Apple likely had to pay. My guess is Elon also asked for a board seat plus executive management role. Me thinks Tim was smart to pass despite how it appears right now.
The most important bit:

> Texas will gain two seats in the House of Representatives, five states will gain one seat each (Colorado, Florida, Montana, North Carolina, and Oregon), seven states will lose one seat each (California, Illinois, Michigan, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia), and the remaining states’ number of seats will not change based on the 2020 Census.
> I find this to be a major milestone in the transition to BEV. This is an achievement.

While I agree it would be great if we had 0 emission vehicles, today EV in US or Germany run largely of coal , hence battery production is anything but green...

Thus I still don’t see the point of what’s called « Transition ».

Climate change is real , but at the moment without nuclear fusion I fail to see how this is going to change anything it seems to be deporting the problem to be honest.
No, Elon would have never worked inside of Apple's culture IMO.
I think even that's too generous. It can also mean misidentifying and mislabeling (or at the very least, overreacting to) the causes of something one thinks is evil. One might decide, for example, that the workers in early 20th century Russia have been unfairly oppressed by the kulaks and then, upon determining therefore that those kulaks meet a standard for "evil," sleep soundly carrying out actions that result in their mass enslavement and starvation (all in the name of fighting oppression).
I assume you haven't farmed? You don't run any of those implements at 5mph with a 3-row spread. It would literally be impossible to run a modern farm at those speeds and spread.
You think investors pay money out of their own pocket to CEOs out of altruism?
> Be sure to upgrade.

This is a technical crowd, so some of us don't need to rush to download things like this. I'll upgrade when it's convenient, thank you very much.
Model 3 is a premium sedan ?
Oh :/
Where are my paint color options, ventilated seats ?
What about parts for my local car shop ?
Did they forgot the safety features unique to german cars ?
From what I understand it is feedback loops that cause concern for exponential climate change. For example, snow reflects a large amount of the sun’s energy back into space. As you lose the snow cover you absorb more heat causing more snow to melt, leading to snow melting faster, etc. etc.

Another example is in the Arctic tundra. The top layer of the ground was always frozen, i.e. a permafrost. However now that layer is melting and it releases a ton of methane. Methane causes the temperatures to rise, leading to the permafrost melting faster and more methane being released.
They have many overlapping capabilities, but there are things flexbox can do which grid cannot. For instance, flexbox can wrap with dynamically sized children.
For those wanting to know state congressional seat gains and losses...

Gaining 2 seats: Texas

Gaining 1 seat: Colorado, Florida, Montana, North Carolina, Oregon

Losing 1 seat: California, Illinois, Michigan, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia
> If you're using a fullscreen app on macOS and activate spotlight, do you expect it to only search that app, or do you expect it to behave like Spotlight always behaves and search the entire system?

To make another analogy: Maybe Roku should ask Google to make the Chrome address/search bar only show Roku.com results if you’re already on their site.
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The Oscars have a category for best animated short, and best animated feature. Given the relatively tiny number of films produced in these categories, animation awards are disproportionately overrepresented.
Weren’t many places affected by the pandemic and not just NYC? I guess you could argue given their raw numbers it affected them more.
I've always thought of Snapchat as "hanging out on your back porch with a beer". On the other hand, I've never sent any Snaps to more than like... 3 people. Sending it to 250 is a bit like hosting the entire class from your school at a party, and then getting on a microphone and saying "F--- all of you and f--- cheer!" and then someone recording that on their phone and showing a coach.

I don't think it's fair to call her action "making a public post" because she did not make it public. Someone else did.
House seat changes by state:

(+2) TX
(+1) CO, FL, MT, NC, OR
(-1) CA, IL, MI, NY, OH, PA, WV
(0) everyone else
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At roughly that same time, doubleclick.net was the most hated company on the Internet.

Then Google bought them.
> Puerto Rico's resident population was 3,285,874, down 11.8% from 3,725,789 in the 2010 Census.

Is there any explanation for this?
Why is solar deployment measured in MW and not # of installs? It doesn't seem like the best metric for measuring growth.
Back when I was in High School there were a handful of male cheerleaders. Their job was to fling the girls so high in the air that they could break bones if not successfully caught.
I find it entertaining that in our society, a dude wearing a t-shirt with an upside down pentagram would be protected by the tree speech amendment, while a dude with a t-shirt saying that there are only two genders would be fired on the spot and blacklisted in all major organizations. Our free speech laws are very selective.
I think the AI solution is actually pretty well proven. I use PlantNet to identify weeds in my yard and it's plenty accurate and doesn't require any sort of advanced sensor.
Is it wishful thinking though? How exactly?

Also how is the idea that this may be good for some economies a broken window fallacy?
Try reading the OP again. The headline is “No more societal and political discussions on our company Basecamp account.”

They’re not saying you can’t chat with your colleagues about politics, they’re just saying it shouldn’t happen in the space everyone has to use for work.
If this is true, why don't companies just higher people who are willing to be CEO for less money?
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Coal is 20% not most

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coal_power_in_the_United_Sta...

It’s not an either or problem. It’s an also problem. Make power plants cleaner and make cars cleaner. Hit it from
Both ends.
I'm an avid fan of all boards - I consider them magnets for creativity, collaboration, and exploration. My father and one of my brothers are professors and I'm well-versed in the chalkboard vs. whiteboard debate.

My team's solution to the sudden dearth of boards in our lives was to launch sharetheboard.com - it allows board-users to connect with board-lovers remotely AND legibly, while digitizing contents in real time. Coming in about one week, we'll release a streaming feature to make this process even easier. Best of all, it supports BOTH blackboards and whiteboards.

To any fellow board enthusiasts: please give it a try and share your thoughts (or wait until the streaming feature launches - in a few days). Thanks in advance for your frank feedback.
Funny in hindsight from 2016: "Lyft's president says 'majority' of rides will be in self-driving cars by 2021"

https://www.theverge.com/2016/9/18/12944506/lyft-self-drivin...

https://medium.com/@johnzimmer/the-third-transportation-revo...
> The first step of solving a problem is defining it.

Yep, and the issue is that most people will run from the opportunity to make their relationship with technology more complicated. Most people don't care if you can't replace the battery on the new iPhone because they intend to replace it in 2-3 years. As sorrowing of a statement as it is to say, it's hard to get first-class citizens to care about issues that don't affect them. In other news, the earth is round and gravity pulls downwards.
That does sound like it addresses my two bigger issues. The one that annoyed me the most was a direct result of those issues -- I didn't know if I was even pressing in the right place about 75% of the time.

It's especially draining when every first interaction with the phone is essentially "Are my fingers too sweaty? oily? Did I tap long enough? Did I press hard enough? Too hard? Did I even tap the right place? Screw it I'll just enter my PIN".
Well...

"In December 2020, Lyft announced that it will launch a multi-city U.S. robotaxi service in 2023 with Motional."

https://www.reuters.com/article/autos-selfdriving-lyft-idUSK...
He was a very successful mayor of NY and helped bring down the mafia.

He also wasn't the only one given the laptop. The NYPost and DM also were given copies and verified the information.

Hunter has left his crack pipe in a rental car, his family member disposed of his gun in a trash can, I think leaving a laptop with evidence is plausible for a crack head. Criminals aren't always smart.
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NY was certainly hit harder earlier than other states, and during the census window.
Because when you are older, people treat programming as talent and not as skill to be learned.

So if you don't come into it already knowing how to think, you will be written off as "not technical type" or some such. And you will write yourself off too.

Pointers don't matter at all. Loops and ifs matter a lot.
We don't have a century of homogenous temperature data. We didn't have weather satellites until the late 70s, early 80s. And temps were only recorded in some cities and some towns, with uneven coverage, with inconsistent global quality practices. Sea temps were also inconsistently recorded.
In this case, it's precisely a government institution suppressing speech.
> A lot of what makes a nice society is social norms and conventions. The group must have a way of punishing bad behavior or that system falls apart.

Yes. But it's a problem when different cultures coexist and see each other's good behavior as bad. Societies that kill their "abominations" are also enforcing their social norms. And they may even be right to do so given the environment they live in and their desire to continue existing as a society. Modern western culture has the luxury of being very tolerant of diverse types of people because we're so wealthy and safe, but many societies or their members are closer to the brink and the presence of too many ineffective or counter-productive members is an existential threat.
Did not know Lyft had a self-driving car initiative. Was that well known? Did they, like Uber, sink tons of money into it before bailing?
It will take another 20 years for people to stop complaining about it retroactively.
Bitcoin could crash at any time. They need to hedge against that.
Oh yes. I used to be tremendously socially awkward and insecure, and that led to a lot of loneliness. Then about 15 years ago I decided to make a concerted effort to try to understand points of view with which I vehemently disagree. So I, being an atheist, started hanging out with religious people. Today I run a meetup group dedicated to this. We have everything from atheists to young-earth creationists. We recently picked up a couple of Muslims, and next week we're getting our first Mormon. It has been tremendously rewarding because I can now get along with just about everyone (except Trump supporters -- still working on that one).

I'm not saying that you should necessarily follow this particular model, but getting out of your social comfort zone, while not easy, can pay big dividends over time.
See the $272M "proceeds from sales of digital assets" in the statement of cash flows on page 26.
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Now compare 0-60 and infotainment systems.

Is premium how fast the car goes, or how many paint colors it comes in? Different people have different requirements.

You are likely paying over 100k to get a car as fast as a model 3.
to be fair any advanced life will probably carry simpler, quickly replicating life with it
Yes. The effects of increasing average temperature are highly localized. It's not that at every place in the world, every day is 0.16 F hotter, but that in some places, some days are much, much hotter.
I think where you really see this is in any case where one group identifies another group that they perceive to be their oppressor and then having done so, imagine themselves to be justified in leveling a retributive response. (The example I used in another comment above was the mass enslavement and starvation of the kulaks in revolutionary Russia on the grounds that they had been oppressors of the proletariat.)
I cut -- you choose ?

I like it ;) But it will probably never happen.
At the risk of Godwining this thread, Hitler was really, really convinced that Jews were evil schemers that dealt in betrayal, fraud and conspiracy against innocent and naive Gentiles. And that their destruction was a necessary step to cleanse the Earth off their evil.

The end result: Auschwitz.
I maybe misunderstanding this post, but Facebook information about covid and the last us election has been terrible.
I think there is a case for the opposite trend as well - anecdotally I and many others I know moved from NY to another state after responding to the census as a resident of NY. From what I observed (and when I responded) most of the census outreach in NYC was early in 2020 before the pandemic really hit. USPS published some data using change of address information that shows NY lost a good number of residents during 2020, how many of those responded to the census before or after they moved is a toss up though. No conclusion, just adding some context.
Yeah, and manufacturers are allowed to assign their own repairability indexes to their products. That's how Apple ended up scoring the Macbook an 8, and the iPhone a 7.
Rhode Island's 2nd congressional district survives for another decade.
I just draw comics and post them online. Youtube's not involved in any stage of this. I'm pretty much in control of my relationship with my followers without any blockchain already.
No of course it doesn’t prove anything about Aditya’s state of mind. That’s not something we can really expect to *prove* per se, but it’s supporting evidence. As I said it *appears* he was acting in good faith.

It’s one person reaching the conclusion Aditya’s work was clumsy not malicious.

I listed a bunch of reasons why I also believe that to be so.

Do you disagree? What evidence do you see that Aditya’s commits were malicious? Do you agree with the evidence I listed above?
I've made a simple encoder/decoder some time ago: https://github.com/megaserg/schallplatten
I just don't get it. All these big companies pouring oceans of money and research into voice control. What makes this the holy grail of computing? What customer has a burning desire to sit there talking to a computer?

And after all this research, voice control is still primitive and limited, and its capabilities are impossible for a user to discover. If I want to search my E-mail for a message from a colleague about Project Abc, can I do this through voice control, or do I need to type into a search box? I could try voice control, and when it fails because it doesn't know what I want it to do (or it punts me to a generic web search), now I just wasted my time and feel silly for talking to a computer that doesn't understand me.
The slowing of immigration is starting to make our falling birthrates more noticeable. We'll need to see a surge in immigration in the coming years to avoid the aging problem facing most other wealthy countries.

Biden's proposed $2 trillion family plan might help if it could ever get passed, but it might be too little too late. Other countries have had far more extreme incentives to have kids for decades and still ended up much farther down the wrong side of the aging curve than we are.

EDIT: I appreciate the downvotes. But I wonder which you prefer: higher taxes for working people, reduced benefits for the elderly, or more immigrants coming to our nation of immigrants? We need to pick one.
No. In fact in the grand scheme of earth's climate history it's a normal cyclical perturbation.
In those dire situations I would opt for passcode unlocking with smartphone gloves. Face ID, Touch ID and passcode, only the most extreme scenarios would need more.
The flexibility of a graphdb translates to flexibility in writing your queries. And that's my main problem with graphdb. Query optimizations can be difficult. It is very easy to write a query that logically does what you want, but takes hours to run. And if you take a bit of time thinking about how the query runs, you can optimize to run in milliseconds.
After skateboarding my success rate is close to zero...
Plenty of competitors have risen over the years. They've have just all been abject failures. Most have tried to fix at least one aspect of the site and failed to do so. I don't even think a straight up copy would work at this point. Its got the user base and while never directly profitable, its value has always been in how easy it is to shill to the userbase. I think that's primarily why Advance keeps it.
reading the source code of these essential functions like ´strlen strcpy´ etc is like magician showing you how the trick is performed.

and it feels utterly devastating, like I have been cheated, the banality of how it works and how simple it really is...
Households received their census cards March 12-20 and "Census Day" -- when there was a big marketing push to get folks to respond -- was April 1. That was right when NYC was getting slammed, which happened before the rest of the country. Census workers then sent folks physically out to try and reach non-responding households, but that's super hard to do.
The model 3 really isn't a premium sedan. It's more like a mid range Skoda than an Audi, with a cheap plastic interior and pretty bad build quality.

They sell very well because it's cheap and in many countries you get a great tax deal on them making it even cheaper. Which I'm really happy for because EVs help against climate change. But I'm also very happy I cancelled my pre-order and don't have to drive a model 3.
"contains a provision that falsely asserts that the Contract is a “qualified educational loan” ..."

Did University of Phoenix qualify for "educational loans"? I'm constantly surprised why this sector gets a pass like this from bankruptcy.
There are a ton of viable and productive energy production methods that at least start to address climate change between where we're at now and "nuclear fusion".

Fission may have plenty of issues, but lets not pretend that the entire world is "fusion or bust".
That $272M number is proceeds from selling digital assets, not profits.
how does this work for congresspeople already in those seats? does this only take effect next congress?
Now the Q is how will the districts be drawn to make those two new TX districts reliably red, eh?
Seems like a pretty big about face for them.
I think I need to up my shortcut game, I just have shortcuts for shit like "the basic advice I have given out on the Illustrator subreddit several thousand times" and "my website". :)
Google isn't asking Roku to open a separate app, they're asking the search to be performed in the open app first.

What the person above you originally said.
Also harder to learn.
Slightly educated guess: did you install the x64 emulator between when you had the problems and when they went away?

I can see brew trying to run x64 code while the emulator isn’t there blocking code from running in weird ways.

Alternatively, it might be that package updates fixed the packages that behaved incorrectly. Again, just a slightly educated guess.
Is it time to expand the House? It feels like as the population grows we shouldn’t dilute and move around representation.