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Aside from your HTML interpretation there's another interesting thing that's been tried by a remote browser start up bought by cloudflare, called, I think it was, s2. They hooked into the chromium rendering engine skia drawing instructions and instead of sending screenshots or video from the remote browser to the client they sent the skia drawing instructions and then rebuilt the entire rendering of the HTML client side.
Why do they use the terms "Palestine" when the artifacts were found in Israel? It's not like this area was called Palestine in those artifact's days and it is not called Palestine these days.
I'm getting this same problem while trying to set my profile at the welcome screen (or by going to settings). This is on Firefox Developer Edition.

I then manually disabled CORS (I overrode it with an extension), and noticed it was failing again, but this time with an HTTP 413 to the API endpoint. I changed my image to something smaller (it was 3 MB), and it worked.
"without ever telling us why" indicates that they do not know.
I didn't realize that castes had different rules regarding meat eating. Thanks for informing me.
> The study simulates the other things being equal scenario by eliminating all other avenues for the hiring manager to judge.

I think the issue here is that if the hiring manager only has one variable on which to judge, of course that variable will be used. Whatever that variable may be.

Here is the speech, which is a proxy for class, which is a delicate topic. What if the candidates only differed in the color of their shirt?

I think the issue is not so much to see whether certain criteria matter "all else being equal". It probably does, and the fewer different criteria there are, the more a particular one will matter.

What's more interesting to me, though, is how much a given criteria matters compared to others. Especially criteria I cannot influence (say my race) versus others I can (say my coding level or even speech). And this kind of study cannot show that.

Should we all show up to interviews wearing lime shirts if some study showed that's what a bunch of hiring managers preferred when they had nothing else on which to judge? And how important is that compared to, say, knowing how to code a FizzBuzz? Given limited resources, should I invest in learning to code or in finding the greenest shirt possible?
Mighty is probably not an Electron app? How did you get that
>Last time I checked, it's the court's job to interpret laws, not the legislature's

Sure, court of whatever justice system they have in place but definitely not a corporation. If people don't like the way Modi runs the country, including the justice system, they will need to take him down and install someone who will do it the way they prefer. It's unreasonable to expect that a foreign for profit corporation will do it for them.

What happens if the twitter shareholders replace the current CEO and put someone who is willing to do anything for profit and the most profitable way forward is to work with Modi? Will Indians expect Facebook to step in and save them?
Plantuml can also style as hand drawn with a skinparam https://plantuml.com/handwritten
I’ve always made it a game to see how little I can use my brakes, whether in bumper-to-bumper traffic or more wide open suburban roads. I never understand why people need to race up to red lights just to do a hard brake. I take solace thinking they probably replace their brakes 20% more frequently.
Oh I'm not interested in hermetically sealing my apartment, there are no worries of normally constructed buildings being able to withstand a meaningful difference in oxygen pressure between inside and outside. CO2 pressure though can easily be increased by a large factor (5x is easy) and maintained with humans inside and closed doors and windows.

PM2.5 is easy to maintain with HEPA filters.

CO2 is not easy to maintain without forced ventilation, and really I would like to try inside levels lower than outside levels. (say 300 ppm)
Don't make up domain names for this. Always use example.com
Thanks for the suggestion.
Keeping in simple is the crux.
In my case, there is a text box where user have to write, and on top of that we are doing the analysis.
Sir I disagree. I've gotten away with streaming compressed webp frames of a moderately sized laptop viewport where each frame is between 10 to 34 KB, at a relatively respectable two frames per second. I'm not really joking it's still usable. You can push the frame rate even higher if you're prepared to accept higher compression or lower resolution.
Having to write 40k submissions to find one with 6 8s more than qualifies as rare to my mind.

Automatically incrementing a string might satisfy the requirements, but for an artistic project it's not what I'd base the metrics on, and indeed I don't think the author did.
Take a look at other countries. Brazil isn't the only country in the world and things were handled quite differently.
Just look on a global scale. Nothing new here.
I just don't see how this can be legal. How can they be allowed to completely destroy a business with no evidence and no appeal process? This surely must class as abuse of a monopoly position.

I guess the fact that they haven't been sued yet must be evidence that their terms are fairly tight but it feels like I've seen something that states that terms are only enforceable if they can be shown to be "reasonable" and it sure can't be "reasonable" to say "we think you have committed fraud but we will show you no evidence that you have done so and will give you no way to appeal your innocence".

Right now it seems like they literally have the power to completely destroy any business hosted on their platform at a whim.
Also there are potential problems with x86 pc's not being able to match ssd->gpu streaming speeds of custom architecture consoles.
Despite the significant increase in commercial intelligence products from satellite imagery, ripoffs etc, the information available is still quite limited. And the MILP problems that result are extremely challenging to solve. A lot of the shipping companies still seem to use heuristics instead of models.

But shipping lines seem able to control capacity because of consolidation, and hence maintain high utilisation:

https://www.freightwaves.com/news/qa-flexport-on-2021-contai...
If you are a cop —- the answetis yes, yes of course.
Google for "Enterprise
FizzBuzz". And that one doesn't even use Spring. Yes it's a joke, but quite illustrative of why many dislike the Java culture and its ecosystem.
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How can google even decide that a copyrighted image was used in an illegitimate way? They’d need to check back with the copyright owner to confirm that there is no license and they’d need to confirm that none of the various exemptions apply. This is also a matter that’s entirely between the copyright holder and the author of the app. I could understand if the problem was that the copyright holder explicitly notified google, but then that complaint could just be forwarded to the app owner with no information about any secret sauce being revealed.
I saw this on a 2-part Nova episode and was blown away. I had absolutely no idea that all world alphabets descended from the same source.
What allegation? I put cheating into quotes, indicating that I by no means mean bad-faith behind it. My point was to point out how great Java’s GC is.

Especially that my whole comment was actually defending C#, even though I’m not particularly fond of it.
The question is how much CO2 can I fix with a reasonably sized apparatus and really I would prefer a continuous system (which is why electrolysis) rather than a batch system.

Also I would prefer levels lower than outside, obviously air exchangers will necessarily be worse than just being outside.
I personally just use support@ emails. There's a good chance it opens up a support ticket and slightly annoys someone. you could also use caprivacy@twdc.com to really tick them off.

It's sad Disney has to stoop this low.
Funnily enough, I dropped it after the trial expired because the plug-ins - which I belobe are written in JavaScript - were incredibly unstable.
And countless others for millenia, it's not like the concept was invented by Taleb (or that he claimed so). In fact, the idiom itself (with conveys the concept) is old itself.
I'm of the opinion that powerful enough reflection + metaclasses (e.g. with the ability to synthesize almost arbitrary code ) would be able to transform a lot of language features (noexcept, coroutines, ...) into library features. But it's not possible for all, and you'll pry auto, range-based for, atomics semantics, lambdas, restructuring bindings, and brace-init... from my cold dead hands
Economically price and efficiency are supposed to be the same thing. It's very expensive to have Westerners do things.
This is cool but would have liked to see an example right at the beginning. Maybe it's just because I'm on mobile but it's hard to tell what's going on at a glance.
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There needs to be an informed decision pollution breakdown, industry by industry of the climate change impact.

Cows are the latest media exposed industry but I have no intuition on how they compare with other industries? Coal power plants? ICEs in auto industry? Petro-Chemical industry?

If the meat industry collapsed would we eliminate 20% of the world's pollution or 0.2%? I have no idea and haven't found any clear cut data on this?
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shrug big effects first.
Agree. I also just completely fail to understand what the problem is here.

I have 16 tabs currently open in firefox on my MBP. Everything is snappy.

On my desktop (which to be fair, is very powerful) I have maybe 40 or so tabs, the majority of which never get loaded because they are saved by by the tree-style-tab extension, and I don't visit some of the subtrees often.

Literally the only webapp I use that feels slow any more (after I stopped using Gmail) is Notion, and they know they have perf problems. Like you mentioned, these things are slow (Gmail, Notion, Jira, whatever) because they... suck. Gmail is/was just as awful on my powerful desktop as it is on the laptop. I just don't get what this buys me.
Why do you have such little faith in Apple, to think they cannot provide a safe and secure handset with a semi-open ecosystem?
This is really unsurprising for an European. Where I live, a couple day hike can take you to places where people speak at least 6 distinct languages. It's rather obvious that any attempt at mobility will cause you to be treated as an immigrant.
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Pretty close to being on the list. "Have a really smoky fire at home. Life cost: 1 day"

Considering the close association of food, warmth, security and socialization with the habitual use of fire for at the very least several hundred thousand years of human history, is it really any surprise that some people still enjoy the practice?

https://dynomight.net/air/#:~:text=Have%20a%20really,1%20day
Statistical evidence for high BMI's effect on quality of life and morbidity is more compelling, at least in the developed world. Author's thesis does stand insofar as AQ often being overlooked as a causative agent behind cardiovascular disease.
I don't care whose position it is and I apreciate your effort to explain it, no need to apologise.

Regarding the point itself, rich people or higher classes people as a group also have "institutional power", much more than white people as a group. It is pretty easy to differentiate people background after some sentences as the research shows. So the only difference between those two disadvantages is exchanging some words. Even if it is a significant difference, it still doesn't change or cancel other circumstances in a person life and doesn't make this difference overruling any other difference.
Unless you play it at work!

Had a summer job at a web-dev shop some years ago already where the boss had a burn-out, but then to get back to a nice work/life balance he played ksp the entire afternoon at work and let all the devs play too :p
> According to this logic, anyone who works in the subway should be dying, what, 10 years earlier? Which is obviously not happening.

I don't think you're being honest here, it obviously isn't try to make the point that each commute = 1 year, that's why it's in the "lifestyle" category and not in the "single event" one
not genserver, what will you use?
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My parents didn't really need to tell me. I've got all of society left, right and centre, telling me I'm a monster with a penis. You'd have to be thick as shit not to get the message.

But it always, always has to be "the boys need to learn". Women are treated like children: nothing is ever their fault and they're easily manipulated. Men are held to a much higher standard. Anything happens it's their fault, always.
How do you make an avatar with a bank account?
The formal framework for this is called CSP ("Communicating sequential processes"). I discovered this 15 years ago, and once you understand it, you will never have problems in multithreading again.

https://arild.github.io/csp-presentation/#3
Going by the wiki entry only Apples additions are BSD the original project is LGPLv2.
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We can buy pine cones here in the supermarket at certain times of year (in Scandinavia).

They are usually around pear size.
The study in question: "Our meta-analyses suggest that children living in a home with gas cooking have a 42% increased risk of having current asthma, a 24% increased risk of lifetime asthma and an overall 32% increased risk of having current and lifetime asthma."

https://academic.oup.com/ije/article/42/6/1724/737113

To me, a 24% increase in risk of lifetime asthma is significant and well worth avoiding both at an individual level and a societal level, given that good alternatives are readily available.

Given this 24% number, I guess the "1.5 percentage points" you quoted must be the absolute increase in asthma prevalence across the population, i.e. gas stoves in every home would cause 1.5% of people to develop asthma (when they otherwise wouldn't have it). That seems quite bad actually. If true, not using gas stoves (currently in 35% of households) could have prevented over a million cases of asthma in the US alone.
This is the biggest problem with climate change in my opinion. Public education is abysmal and as someone that fully believes in it I still have the exact same issue - I have no clear understanding of the problem in order to make a clear decision as to where I could focus my efforts.
Really prefer co2 levels lower than outside? What's your outside environment?
Can you share your experience using the no-code tools and how they are connected to make your website/service work?

Otherwise, this submission looks like clickbait.
> That is simple: because CEO's need to be the best of the best.

I don't think this is the case at all. The prime criteria are:
1) Have you been a CEO before of at least a medium sized-company? If so you'll probably be able to handle lots of CEO-type situations.
2) (Not crucial.) Have you done it in this sector already? If so we can talk to others in the sector and figure out a bit about you and your relationships.
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Extinguish candles with a lid.

If you are worrying about the method by which you extinguish a candle, worrying is what's going to shorten your life, not the candle.
Very interesting to me that gas is considered the 'high end'-option, I presume in the U.S?

Where I live, the high end-option is to get an induction stove. I have one, and it's extremely pleasant to cook on. Granted, I've never cooked on gas because that alternative is mostly not used, in my experience.
It'll be you reincarnated.
> It’s a little surprising how much effort went into things early in the pandemic that didn’t pan out.

It is? We were dealing with an unknown disease.

> Official contact tracing in the US is a complete dud and had negligible impact on the spread. People informing their fiends/family “hey I just got Covid you should probably test/isolate” was what practically can make a difference.

What is this based on? Contact tracing in the US wasn't executed much, but that doesn't mean it wouldn't have had a large impact. I don't regularly exercise, therefore exercise wouldn't have a large impact?
There's a good chart with a short text summary at Our World in Data: https://ourworldindata.org/emissions-by-sector
is this really illegal? couldn’t you use a mixer for perfectly legal reasons? like say hiding money from your friends? why should he be liable for why people choose to use the service
I'd assume that some chemist or other has already published a paper about that. But you could probably figure it out yourself experimentally by weighing quicklime, letting it react and weighing it again. Start a youtube channel to finance the project :)
Only for languages that lack multiple implementations.
What skills do you want to improve?
Brake dust is a bad example for EVs that make use of recuperation.

But tire abrasion is arguably worse for EVs due to the higher initial torque. Does anybody know if there is any difference between EVs and ICEs?
Looks like a loaf of bread to me.
Facebook's demand is this brain-damaged garbage:

If you want to represent your business, organisation, brand or product on Facebook, you can use your personal account to create and manage a Page.

We have a diametrically conflicting policy, by which personal accounts absolutely may not be used to manage company resources, for exactly the aforementioned reasons of minimising blast radius; so, we basically gave up on Facebook.

The double standard is evident: can you imagine any FAANG security team allowing a major corporate communications channel to be owned by a personal account? Answer: no; because doing something that fucking stupid would be a disciplinary offence.
As I understand it at this point... there is no round trip spacetime path to the horizon and back and best-case light which hits (or is arbitrarily close to hitting the event horizon) can get back to you the moment the black hole finally evaporates. However the first half of that trip is possible and happens in finite time.
The interesting thing about a naked singularity is you don't have to be "inside" it. You can be next to it but there is no even horizon.
Ah that is great actually. You caught me just reading the comment without checking the full source :)
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Probably not in the city, regenerative breaking doesn't fit most scenarios, especially seeing how people tend to drive high torque vehicles.
To me, ignoring that one and answering questions gives more sense.

According to instructions, the test was judged on completeness. The instructor expected the students to pick set of instructions that make test less complete.

In this variant, answering majority of questions and leaving that one missed is rational behavior.
AWS GPU compute is pretty cheap if you don't need their newest beefiest rigs.
Sounds simple to me. Would suck to be apple though.
I have never found one for TSOP-48 chips beyond the 360-clip/wii-clip, do you know of others in that space for this size of chip?
I gather HMRC's manchester office is famously bad: noisy, hot (without AC) and often with broken lifts and toilets.

Bless home working.
The common case is roles outside Google's core competencies, e.g. janitors and cooks.

As you would expect at a company Google's size, there are exceptions to this. Security guards aren't contractors on the MTV campus, but they are on nearly every other site. On the flip side, I've heard anecdotes that some SWEs are temps but I'm not sure of the details there.
Well put...
Agreed, tariffs should be used as a tool to price the risk of losing that supply chain.
What I gather from this is that I should stop broiling fish and start smoking cigarettes instead.
What do you mean by associated accounts? How does Google know they are linked?
I wonder if Pretty specifically chose this modus operandi (taking a woman to a third country before moving on her) to get himself a layer of legal protection. It’s a well-established practice in abuse communities after all (e.g. people traveling to Asia).

It’s also interesting that this scenario would have probably been more unlikely in the past. Before the “sexual revolution”, an educated woman would never sleep alone in the same house as an unmarried man, for fear of her “honour” being maligned. That set of cultural values had its (massive) problems, but in some scenarios it actually worked better than the current one, effectively forcing women to avoid dangerous situations.
Can you elaborate on how people got busted for an alias?
While I agree that the onus should not be on consumers, it’s generally not bad advice to say “avoid those who abuse you”. it would be better, of course, to say “avoid those who abuse you… but I’ll be trying to protect you”
No, the other way around - the distance light would have travelled if the universe had stopped expanding at the time it was emitted would have been a lot less than a billion light years. The light ended up travelling a billion light years because of the expansion.

Try a thought experiment. You're driving at 60mph between two towns on a straight road that's 10 miles long when you set off but is growing in the direction of travel. You arrive an hour later - how far have you travelled?
They probably looked in their traffic logs and saw that google isnt sending users for those keywords anyway. PR-Stunt.
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I'll bite.

First, encryption is not "obscurity" in the same way you think DRM is.

Second, several other email providers don't think they need to rely on some performance-killing DRM to "protect" their web app (oh no, what of all the value!).

Outlook has a part of their files minified, but doesn't use any obfuscation; apps like ProtonMail[0] and Tutanota[1] are even open source.

(I'm actually starting to migrate off of Gmail to Protonmail myself.)

[0]: https://github.com/ProtonMail/proton-mail/ (the new site, on beta.protonmail.com)
[1]: https://github.com/tutao/tutanota

Oh, and there's no need to call people "communists", "attackers", or "criminal scum". Be civil.
It's not very clear to me where those 'leaves' belong to. It may be something behind.

Apart from that you've described a stone pine pinecone (which is why pineapples are called that...).