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Exactly. Benefiting from Safe Harbor provisions is usually predicated on taking the claimant at their word and implementing restrictions as fast as possible.

No such requirements exist on the release side.

Therefore it is no surprise that platform policies will heavily favor claimants, that is very strong incentivised if not an explicit requirement.
> They endorse Bitcoin openly to their citizens as a good investment.

The Chinese government is not usually in the business of recommending specific investments. (However, they might discourage people from investing into known scams.)

The source of this claim seem to be remarks on cryptocurrency that the People's Bank of China's vice president, Li Bo, made at the Boao Forum for Asia: http://www.cs.com.cn/yh/04/202104/t20210419_6158938.html

Specifically, he said that stablecoins would have to subject themselves to the same strict regulations as banks if they want to become widely used payment channels, and that cryptocurrencies aren't per se currencies, but a different kind of investment, and that, like other countries, they're currently investigating how to regulate them to manage the associated risks.

How that turned into an "endorsement" I don't know for sure, but I suspect hype factories trying to sell bitcoin using whatever story works.
It makes logical sense, is there any study to support this
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I don't understand the school thing. "My daughter is working on a project at school. I have to go to a parent teacher conference. etc."

I'm struggling to imagine what kind of political thing you would say about school. I can't share my thoughts on the school board, pedagogy, common core, racist school names, etc? Doesn't seem like an onerous restriction and I can't recall ever having a work conversation that would've violated it.
Not very smart to do this while they don't have much adoption.
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It would be really creepy to have a workplace committee examining how I socialize.
So combining both halves it seems like people can't actually get along and the idea of a patchwork quilt society is a horrible, dystopian failure?
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If nobody would eat meat, there wouldn't be an economic incentive to keep those animals alive.

Veganism is a first world luxury problem.
This sounds incredibly unscientific, and I can't wait for it to be cited as a primary source in breathless made-for-netflix pop-neuroscience documentaries.
Or creators should promote public domain platforms like archive.org instead of complaining that a commercial platform is run like that
Actually, that name too is proving to be untenable, and change is happening (English article):

https://www.jpost.com/diaspora/jew-cookies-a-dutch-dessert-s...

It is not really offensive, mostly, but also not a good match for the present day. Manufacturers probably won't hold on to the name for much longer.
I think I lost the email which was many years prior, and also I would need to know the actual email of the account it's linked to, which I don't.
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So you're against equal representation?
Is it? I feel it had lost a lot of mind share when they seemed to be pivoting towards cryptocurrency.

Are they back developing the core features again?
Sometimes the only excuse you need is interest.
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Two reasons:

- I eat fish and other animal-based non-meat products (eggs, milk) regularly for nutrition reasons. I tries going full vegan and ended up having trouble eating enough of everything. Probably a cultural thing -- I just never learned how to live like that.

- I very occasionally eat other types of meat to make sure my digestive system doesn't forget how to deal with it.

Also worth mentioning that I'm of the opinion that it's a roughly linear scale where the difference between 99 % vegan and 100 % vegan is small, and I'm okay being at 70 % the way there for the time being.
Multiple models predict daily new infections to be anywhere between 20 - 30x under reported (uni of Michigan and I think u of w)
There are enough and more ground reports from various cities of data from crematoriums being >10x more than official counts

There is large scale, govt backed effort to not report in a few states for ex UP which is most populous - govt was directing labs not to take samples. and no admission to hospital as corona patient until you provide RTPcr test id(this is from a friend who's in the state capital and father's in the hospital now).
Death rates 10x official counts overall wouldn't be surprising at all.
IDK, why do you ask? probably not enough to fund someone to work on this.
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> By banning politics it creates a hush hush atmosphere where the mere mention of something inocuious can get you fired so you end up never talking about anything.

My understanding is that these people did not leave because they were not allowed to discuss something innocuous, they left because they were not allowed to preach their belief system at work.

> you'll still occasionally discuss things like municipal broadband or the Affordable Care Act.

And if the woke crowd were able to "discuss" something without calling everyone who refused to join their belief system names, then this wouldn't be a problem.
Those aren’t actually alternative explanation; values define self interest, they aren’t orthogonal to it.
When audio is being transmitted via Bluetooth, the audio is transcoded to another codec to be played back on the receiver. Lossy transcodes always hurt audio quality, however telling the difference between the source content and transcoded audio isn't as easy as you might think.
The homepage no longer longer contains the word Flutter.

Their github account has zero repo's with Dart or Flutter.

If you saw it then I guess they changed it and will show Flutter demo's in the future?

Flutter is definitely a solid and viable front-end.

While you've still got the spotlight... show us what you've got SpaceUpTech!
LE might also decide they look funny and launch a frivolous prosecution against you.
Similar thoughts from me. If I wasn't happy in my current job, I'd have sent Basecamp my CV yesterday.

And incidentally, one of the things I appreciate about my current company is that there isn't any politics at work. Seriously, I can't imagine anyone at my company getting into political debates on company time. Why bother? If anyone at my workplace started dragging colleagues into contentious political debates of no direct relevance to the job, I'd consider that not only unnecessary but staggeringly unprofessional. How common is this at other companies? Is it a US vs UK thing?
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Does anyone know what this means? The code is GPL v2. It has 126 contributors on github. The project doesn't seem to use copyright assignment. What has been acquired?
I don't think it would be that difficult to imagine such topics.

For example, supporting the border wall, or being against gender reassignment for minors, or believing biology has an impact on career choices on average, or being against race/gender as part of the selection process at universities, or being in favor of the ar15 being available for legal purchase, or believing IDs should be mandatory to vote.

There are any number of topics where it's only safe to discuss one side of the issue at most bay area tech companies.

I'm not taking a side on these issues. I am simply recognizing that it's the case they cannot really be openly debated.
Shrewd move! By mgmt,and by those leaving. Way to create a win-win!
Developers will always choose the cheapest option. Someone will make a “free backup just watch this 30s ad” and people would use that instead of iCloud.

You fetishize competition. I want apple to be allowed to be anti competitive on their own platform. Just like I want to go to Disneyworld and not having to choose between competing companies’ versions of Space Mountain.

The rest of the world outside the walled garden is a competitive market. Once inside the walled garden, we have paid handsomely not to be competed for.
That’s for an enterprise account, used for internal release apps (not test!). Enterprise accounts are often misused by companies that just want to abuse the device provision list, it’s not required.

I’ve built widely downloaded apps for companies, featured in the App Store, with a small team of devs sharing one standard $100 account.
That's another good point, fizzbuzz really tests two things, and people tend to only think of one of them. The first one everyone thinks of is "does the person know how to write a simple if/else expression". But the other thing people need to know is how to do math, and use programming syntax, they haven't thought of in potentially a very long time.

It would be like testing if someone knows about a "crankshaft" in a job where they'll be exclusively working on Teslas.
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I wonder how companies marketing their roles at "market rates" does not amount to wage-fixing? If every company agrees that work should cost them $x at most, then you don't really have supply and demand principle.
I think this is only legal because because it is hard to prove within current legal framework.
I think we should have a regulation that will make employers redistribute 30% of profits among workers as a bonus.
That may of course lead to companies making artificial loses (as they do to avoid paying corporation tax) and ultimately a cat and mouse game.
I understand how fixing leakages, or more generally, not properly ventilating your place, would increase CO₂ levels, but where do air purifiers come into the picture? Is it just because someone who has an air purifier is also more likely to not ventilate (to keep PM2.5 down?), or are air purifiers themselves somehow bad for CO₂ levels?

I can't guess why they would be, and searching around a bit doesn't seem to suggest that's the case either.
Tantacrul who has been working with Muse Score for a while now to improve their UX will also be working on Audacity. They also plan to hire some full time devs.

Source: https://youtu.be/RMWNvwLiXIQ

Well worth watching his other videos too, even if you don’t use musical notation software. Funny and insightful commentary on software usability in general.
Relevant video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RMWNvwLiXIQ
it’s not so clear cut, instead it’s very interlinked.

what you think effects your body, what you do effects your mind.

e.g. worrying will cause your heart rate to increase ad your breathing to quicken, breathing slowly will reduce your heart rate, a lower heart rate will reduce your sense of anxiety.

your body is a sensor, your mind is the computer. emotions are like the ships diagnostic warnings from star trek.

edit:

id add that this is why “mastering your emotions” using the control sense of mastering, doesn’t make sense.

you don’t want to control your diagnostics, you want to be great at reading them and making decisions from them, aligning with them if you will.
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I’m one of the people who upvoted this post onto the frontpage, because I found it an interesting explanation (in a how-possibly, not a how-actually sense) of the popularity of the news about Basecamp buyouts. I was interested to read what people with more knowledge about this topic might comment.

Could you elaborate on what makes this post „noise“?
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It is the idealist folly to presume that all drug induced states can be produced naturally through meditation and other types of thought training.

However, this is just not the case. Drugs have a limited time of duration. Some, like ketamine, and even tobacco, put the brain in a thoughtless space. And there is no exertion required. That is a great thing about them. When you hallucinate on psychedelics, remembering that you won't be stuck that way, it is very comforting.

On the other hand, natural hallucinations may not have an expiration date. Not knowing if you have become schizophrenic or neurologically impaired..well it is not an enjoyable experience.

The exertion and training required to reach highly altered states of consciousness is not something everyone can produce or is able to afford (time is money.) And these natural states are not identical to the ones the drugs produce, even if similar on the surface.
That's surprising. I always thought Android was terrible for development because of a lack of dogfooding but it sounds like they actually try to use it.
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From Ancient Greek "proktos" (phonetically), meaning "anus".

"Proctologists and gamblers" form a water-disinfectant powder. What a weird world we live in!
My first reaction was "oh no..". Audacity has to be one of the most beloved and widely recommended software of all time. It's not often that an aquisition like this goes well for very long.

After looking at MuseScore and UltimateGuitar, however, it looks like they are also free and have a similar aesthetic to Audacity. Maybe this will work out after all.
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I saw that too, and that I think was such a crucial mistake. Discretion, as they say, is the better part of valor. Is it fun to point out someone's hypocrisy? Probably. Is it going to be productive, especially to do so in a public manner? Absolutely, absolutely not. You're embarrassing them, to what, teach them a lesson? Well, lesson learned, but not the one you intended -- they'll learn that the boss is not above a little public humiliation to score a point. Trust gone. I'd sure start looking for other places if my manager, or the CTO, started doing that, severance or no.
I disagree. I think this law is immoral.

I think my local warlords are trying to take something someone else made, because they want to feel big, and are happy leave destruction in their wake.

I hope it fails this time.
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I think we are at the point in the United States that we almost have a moral responsibility to decriminalize all drugs just to assist with defunding the Mexican cartels.

When you add that in with what it would do to violence in the US directly, I don't see how someone can argue the other side from a moral perspective.
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I would check out linux mint and vue.js, they seem like pretty good role models.
I used the YouTube studio editor to add a piece from YouTube's library of music in the public domain to a small video of no real consequence, and then, ten years later, received a copyright claim on that audio. The system is really truly fucked.
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Absolutely. I definitely prefer for the discussion to start off dispassionately as opposed to having to drag it there, but I completely agree with you.
This is great, but what happens to the sachets? Are the biodegradable? When I was in India a few years ago I was struck by all the newly introduced non biodegradable packing strewn about EVERYWHERE. The old unfired clay cups used by road-side tea vendors were great, but they were rapidly being replaced by little white plastic cups. Plastic is a scourge on the land and water resources.
It's funny that people here are talking about mining as a morally wrong activity, earning income from wasting resources as if it is somehow unique.

The whole mining waste pales in comparison with what financialization of real estate and other markets has done to our economy.
Running argon on 6 cores with 64 MB of memory for 50 iterations is more intense than 2D rendering. The CPU runs full tilt for about 2 seconds.
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A big argument/selling point of the FOSS model has always been that it's compatible with capitalism. You are allowed to sell your software and build it as part of a commercial entity; the only difference is that you have to share the source code to anyone you sell to. There's no reason any company developing FOSS can't be bought/sold.
Google might be doing this to show the negative aspects of the current copyright system. Maybe they want to annoy enough people so that something might change.
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The 3 days quarantine is only for people arriving from a list of countries with a known mutated strain. It's much less strict if the passenger did not arrived from the listed countries ([1]; the one in the parenthesis, the table below is countries which PCR result is required).

Officially the rule is to be quarantine in the designated place for 14 days and to report everyday. However, the loophole is the designated place also includes your home, and if you happen to use LINE, the daily report becomes just a button press in the app. Location tracking is only recommended, not required. (The Japanese document on location tracking is just to enable location history on Google Maps or enable Significant Location on iPhone[2])

[1]: https://www.mhlw.go.jp/stf/seisakunitsuite/bunya/kenkou_iryo... Note the English version of this document is very outdated (Mar 26, 2020 for the English version vs. Mar 21, 2021 for the Japanese version.) See [3] for a more up-to-date one, although in a different format.

[2]: https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/000652555.pdf

[3]: https://www.mofa.go.jp/ca/fna/page4e_001053.html The list is in Section 2, in the (Note 1), with the most horrendous formatting possible.
What you are referring to is the viral load. How much does it take to make you really ill. It matters because your body can fight a few dozen virus cells more readily that it can a few thousand. Sure it can make more antibodies but they take time, time the virus has to replicate, so now you need more antibodies, and yiu aren't exactly sure which ones work.

https://www.bmj.com/content/371/bmj.m4763
Nobody’s “existence” has been politicized in the 30 years I’ve been in America.[1] I remember during 2015-2016 my friends were freaking out asking if I was worried if Trump would be sending people from Muslim countries (like me) to internment camps. I thought they were being completely absurd. I guess it wasn’t just me: a third of Muslims voted for Trump in 2020. People don’t do that when their “very existence has been politicized.”

Government policies may be unfair, unconstitutional, or discriminatory to different groups of people. But that’s not politicizing people’s “very existence.” That sort of rhetoric is just a way to dial up the temperature of political debates by equating any negative impacts with existential harm. People have a right to freely debate things like who the government will let into the country, what benefits it will provide to whom, etc.

[1] Except unborn children, whose very existence has literally been politicized.
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OSS needs more UI/UX people, and I think Tantacrul is fantastic for this.

His twitter (https://twitter.com/Tantacrul) and youtube (https://www.youtube.com/user/martinthekearykid) are full of interesting tidbits, an you can tell he's passionate about things.

Even if you don't do music/notation his video on Sibelius, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dKx1wnXClcI , is ridiculously funny, but also on point.
Federation is really the answer. I would much rather upload content to peertube than bitchute or YouTube.
Although, invidious is a nice answer to YouTube problems, in some aspects
I think the design of a wiring harness is actually a good analogy for a well-created API, in that it provides a handful of endpoints, each of which fulfills a "contract". On modern wiring harnesses, it's pretty hard to connect the wrong thing, because the connectors are physically "typed", in that the male and female sides are uniquely shaped so only they will mate up, rather than having a generic connector that plugs in to every sensor.

On the contrary, twisting a distributor to set timing, or doing _anything_ on a carburator, will make you long for those aspects of ICE to be abstracted to control by software. Weirdly enough, that's what's happened over time in cars with direct injection controlled by ECUs.
You don't need to open an account to trade pogs either.

Besides, it would be naive to take pog trading advice from boosters who are holding a hundred million Alf pogs.
> Why is the same so unacceptable when it comes to a product or service you pay for?

...because it could be described and measured precisely. And it's not.
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inhale the smoke sounds crazy

I guess it happened form burning wood mixed by chance with random plants.

more effective than just modifying ones mood

Effect of inhalation is fast and strong, and may lead you to mental states hard to reach by pure volition.
Lets not be too generous. No one wants to read "Investigation of tomato juice in mouse models cured cancer in 52.36%, compared to test group". They want to read "Tomato juice cures cancer".

People want easy solutions and cheap answers. Sadly reality doesn't work like that.
The whole point of FizzBuzz is it is a trivial exercise. It could be any trivial problem. For some reason many applicants to software development jobs are simply not able to program even trivial stuff.
There is, frankly, a lot of that on the Dutch language Wikipedia (don't get me started). Partly this seems to happen because a lot of educated Dutch simply skip it entirely and just use and contribute to the much larger English language Wikipedia.

There is also a very strong culture of hiding behind [citation needed]. Even if something is factually wrong, as long as you can't present a multitude of reliable¹ sources, the old name stays, even if it is glaringly obvious that it is not in current use.

1: What constitutes 'reliable' is of course defined by the Wikipedians who can simply put in more time than any casual contributor to hold of such changes.
Beloved is a little too strong of word choice for me.

The UI is garbage. The plugin architecture is rough. It's difficult to workflow -- no automation is really available. Audacity produces good results, at the cost of an insanely high requirement for patience and experience. What you are actually in love with is the creative process of editing and creating audio.

As a project, audacity has languished for a long time. It has the potential to be great -- but it's not there, now.
Why would you assume that videos have to be shared to YouTube to get views? I really hope that the majority of adults know how to click on or share a hyperlink. If not, there is a big problem.
Good luck with that idea in EU.
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A really great video (if you're willing to spend the better part of an hour watching it) about this is YouTube's Copyright System Isn't Broken. The World's Is.[1] by Tom Scott.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Jwo5qc78QU
I'm curious about this too. I have also experienced this at times, although I wouldn't have found these words to describe it. I don't think it's been tied to any particular conditions like heat or stress. Usually it happens when I'm in bed and beginning to fall asleep.

Googling turns up https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exploding_head_syndrome which sounds like what I've experienced.
Does someone have any actual text explaining this without the marketing preamble and cute Youtube speak?