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Probably better if the money isn't that tainted...
Read, Debt the First 5000 years by David Graeber. Which outlines what markets are really about. Markets are a tool for the government to provision itself. The government creates markets. The myth that markets were created because barter was annoying is plain wrong.
that is possible, but not what happened here.

the entities affected were powerful in their own right, just happened to be in the opposition to the central govt in one case, and in another, a top media personality in opposition to Mumbai's state govt/police machinery.
You can do it, you just have to know how.

Basically, tell an ISV (like Connection.com) that you want a small business relationship w.r.t. Microsoft Licensing and they'll set you up. You might have to buy a few random CALs to qualify, but it's totally possible and a godsend.
I was probably mistaken: I probably misinterpreted, "Multiple selections by default, based on Kakoune."
We all know the answer to this. It absolutely should be opt-in, but they know that around 96% of people will never opt-in. See: iOS 14.5 privacy changes.
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I assume as in "gone to the dogs" - meaning gone bad, got awful, isn't good anymore. Old expression, came from (IIRC) when human food went bad and was only fit to give to the dogs.
The locale data for the polyfills can add a lot to bundle size.
As someone who’s working on a project that I’m prototyping with just json, this is so exciting for me. I didn’t want to get bogged down with learning a database unless I absolutely had to. If my project takes off I’m glad I have the option of easily migrating to Postgres.
Multiple selections is what makes an editor modern. An editor which can't do that easily feels obsolete.
Mercedes too, although the E Class wagon seems to be slowly morphing into an Audi Allroad. BMW killed the 5 Touring after the E60 generation, but you can still get a 3

Once in a blue moon I see a Jaguar wagon stateside, although that may be because 'estates' are still quite popular in the UK
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Was hoping to see some discussion on this too.
Just using myself as data, I'm less likely to buy a product if it keeps getting shoved down my throat in ads.
I can confirm that starting in a mega corp during Covid wfh was (and continues to be) awful.
Yes! I guess I should be more precise thanks. It's a myth the tech world propagates to the general public. Updated my original comment.
Are there any details on whether it was ransomware? I'm interested in following this story as it develops.
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In this case it's accurate. Hadoop is largely dead.

YARN, Hive, HDFS, MapReduce have been replaced by Kubernetes, Snowflake, S3, Spark.
I am always so surprised when I read articles like this by people in the "ad tech" space by the amount of sheer entitlement to people's attention and data. Apple making this move is treated as if they were denying access to a natural resource, like Nestle putting a fence around your local lake and selling you the water.

Ads are not inherently good, consumers don't need them, and ad companies don't have any right whatsoever to our attention or data. If it can be abused, it will be, and Google and Facebook have shown you can make tens of billions off of personal data and attention. To me it's fundamentally immoral. To see the terrifying endgame to all this, check out "The Age of Surveillance Capitalism" by Shoshana Zuboff.
Cheating is always possible .. I guess you need to trust the person you're playing with?!
We looked at using these in a previous job that had a very tight tolerance on RF frequency tolerance. Vibration tolerance makes the use of crystals difficult.
Unfortunately, the phase noise of this device wasn't good enough to be the frequency source for the radio itself, so we would have had to use the CSAC to discipline a tcxo. By the time we did that, it really wasn't that advantageous.
It looks like they have a low-noise option that includes a tcxo now, but (no surprise), it doesn't appear to have a operating vibration spec.
This reminds of the Helljumpers in the Halo games. Special Forces that launch from space based platforms/ships and drop into any combat zone on the planet in a matter of minutes.
That one looks very promising. I also like that they aren't incorporated in the US. Thanks for the recommendation.
Pandemic population change across metro America
I get the idea you are in the UK and I think that accounts for a significant difference. In the US, employers have very little legal or ethical obligation to their employees. Decades of pro-business lobbying have basically solidified our status as an exploitable resource that companies can use up and dispose of "at will". An employee lives and dies by their share of political capital. I could use my political capital to try to get home office equipment, but the $500 I might have been able to expense is really not worth it in comparison to other perks I might be able to "purchase" with my political capital instead. These asks need to be carefully considered. A team mate asked for an ergonomic chair and was denied. I have asked for far more valuable things and been allowed.
In this case, the ad network would presumably not know or else they wouldn't keep showing you ads.

But it's worth noting that ad networks are more interconnected than most people realize. You can go to Facebook and see the "off-Facebook activity" they have received about you from partners, many of which are retailers. I imagine purchase-history is part of what's shared if you make purchases with those retailers using a email/phone number that's also associated with your Facebook account.

https://www.facebook.com/off_facebook_activity
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That kind of "search" might still need a warrant. For example, there was a court decision some years ago which determined that using IR cameras to detect marijuana grow lights inside a home requires a warrant, since people have an expectation of privacy that no one can see through their walls.

IANAL so I'm not sure whether expectations of privacy for letters are legally as strong as they are your own home, but it certainly seems possible...
I'd like some arguments for why this inane trend of UI is occurring, instead of just downvotes... otherwise the "we'll dumb you down so you can't rebel" theory gains more weight! If there's one thing this fucked-up industry is good at, it's lying and pulling the wool over your eyes so they can herd you where they want.
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>The Liber in Libera Chat stands for (neo) liberal.

oh wow
Your #1 goal as i see is to build strong team, not to save money, right?

So you should choose the amount of stake you think will be motivating for the whole team in the long run (including you as a leader of the team).

And even more important than this you should define exit/change strategies — what if tomorrow you would loose motivation, or new guy would find a critical pivot and would build new critical feature making all your 100k lines obsolete?
sounds cool. BTW, I noticed you've made two posts whereas the guidelines say only one post per company.
1) In Belarus, "The border committee blamed the measures on the coronavirus pandemic."

2) The covid situation is worse in Belarus than Australia

3) The covid situation in Australia is apparently enough to justify a multi-year ban on citizens leaving

I still don't see how it is not justifiable to ban citizens from leaving in Belarus because of the pandemic. Less stable politics means you have to morally let people die by having no measures against the pandemic?

Your argument seems to be based in guessing intentions within the politician's mind
My anecdote is that people that are homeless are not really disincentivized by these things. They’re shitting in the street and sleeping in an underpass. I don’t think three hots and a cot is really an issue they want to avoid with any serious meaning.

Similarly, any fine will not get paid because, how would it?

I think we might disincentivize the “hippies” that are choosing to be homeless and care about these things. For sure that is possible. Do we think that the % of people that are choosing that lifestyle is high enough that it will be cost effective to tax payers? I don’t think so but it’s definitely something to look into more closely.
Something to be aware is that there is a subtle difference between supporting the APIs and supporting appropriate data sets.

Specifically, the table lists Node 12 as supporting Intl, but critically, Node 12 defaults to being built with the `small-icu` dataset. This is not actually sufficient if, for example, you want to correctly format brazilian currency (among many other use cases). For that you want the `full-icu` data set, which can be configured via a env var. Node 14+, however, does thankfully come w/ full-icu by default.

This is also something to be aware also if you're looking at custom size-optimized docker images, since skimping on ICU is a "low-hanging" size optimization.
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Paw now supports GraphQL. I’ve been using Insomnia for a while, but need to get back to using my Paw licence because I prefer it so much more.
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Fortunately, they aren't the boss of me, and also fortunately, the job market means my skills gives me enough power to push back against this idea all on my own, with no support from a union or strong laws or anything. A family isn't just a responsibility, it's a delight, a fulfilling life, human connection, everything you need wrapped up into a big ball of inconvenience and imperfection.
Does anyone know why "col->'blah'->'blah2' = 'value';" ignores the index whereas @> uses it?
People are “WFH of bust” for several reasons:

1. While some employees legitimately like the office, the push to return there is coming from executives. The motivation is pretty clearly control.

2. For the first time ever, work style is favoring introverts. Their feelings were never taken into consideration, yet through the accident of the pandemic, intovert friendly work is now the norm.

3. Cost of living is through the roof near traditional office space.

Because the stakes are so high, the change so recent and the pushback so authoritarian, people are “fighting” to retain WFH. It also feels like a winnable battle for the first time ever.
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Oh sure, to a large extent top selective schools have great results because they select the best pupils to start with. The question is are they adding the best value; are they the best environment for students that talented to go to. I would hope so, but I suppose it depends what the student wants out of it.
Ah, so it’s not about directly a consequence to them for their actions but a way to appease people/clean up where tax payers live? I disagree that’s a good move but it makes sense that we would need to do something similar.
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Asking them is still putting the burden on them to be disagreeable.

I am reinforcing no such point. I bring my own keyboard but it isn't noisy. I also bring my own mouse.
"annexation of public land that belongs to the taxpayers"

It's worth considering why people are more sympathetic to:

A) Restaurant owners who, under San Francisco's 'Shared Spaces' scheme, have been given the right to construct outdoor dining spaces on public land (i) without any payment for use of the land, and (ii) with the right to exclude/eject members of the public from that land, unless they pay the restaurant.

Than:

B) People who would otherwise be homeless living on public land.
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I've not used a MacBook, but I've used laptops with trackpads. Either way, I'm a vim user, so I really don't have a reason to use the mouse for editing.
I get this error when trying to run the latest release on windows

> thread 'main' panicked at 'index out of bounds: the len is 2856 but the index is 2856', helix-tui\src\buffer.rs:185:14
I really hope other GNU projects, in particular Emacs, follow suit, though I doubt it will happen.

In my experience it is a massive hassle to get the copyright disclaimer from my employers. I'm currently on hold from contributing to Emacs because my paperwork is working its way through the legal bureuacracy of my new employer. Also, I have former coworkers from previous companies who were enthusiastic about Emacs, but unwilling to go through the trouble of getting the paperwork to contribute.

I think getting this paperwork through is probably more difficult in my industry, than in others -- I do R&D at a large pharmaceutical.

Still, I think the copyright disclaimer is one of the biggest factors that is limiting the number and diversity of Emacs contributors. I also think it's unnecessary, as Linux does not have this requirement, and it has successfully enforced the GPL, for example on router manufacturers.
I have a few markdown files for work and life.

I have one for "Morning meetings", which is our Scrum stand-up. I also have one for "Meeting with BA", who is our bigest customer. A third one is "Sync with HQ", which we do every two weeks.

In each of the markdown files I simply keep a date and whatever happened during the meeting, and maybe some actionable points if there is any.

More importantly, I try to fill in questions I need to ask in those meetings so when I have them, I can read them out instead of missing anything important.

Frankly I haven't met any good alert app. I have a "calendar" on mobile but it doesn't work as I expected. What I need is: Say I have an appointment on 2021-07-01 13:00:00, I'd like the app to send me a short message (a notification works too but a short message is preferred) a couple of times on 2021-06-30, and again at 2021-07-01 11:00:00. It sounds simple but frankly none of the apps I tried works like that.
>>I believe more speech is the solution to bad speech. If you disagree with me please engage in an honest non-dismissive manner and we'll both become more informed even if you're right, you'll at least understand why I'm misinformed.

The reason I didn't assume good faith, and still don't, is that you described people who stayed indoors for a year as "obedient shut-ins" and attributed their behavior to them being on the "government control side of things." And now you're complaining about how you cannot post anything without getting downvoted and are trying to turn the tables by pretending to be someone who just wants to have an honest conversation.
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Note that there is lowercase-b bitcode, which is part of LLVM, and uppercase-B Bitcode, which is Apple’s thing built on top.
Files or hashes, I don't care. It's a dumb idea when Defender already exists.

Yes, the quarantine is still there. But if Defender can't pull the file out, you can't just open the folder manually and cut-paste anymore. Your file for all intents and purposes is gone.

Granted most people will never have to worry about this.
I wonder if there are analogues of the Gibbs Phenomenon when you use a basis for L^2 other than the Fourier basis.
I am confused then. You want to go into an office so that you can stay living in a small apartment? The position was that the WFH situation helped those that had their own space. But you're saying that not having your own space is a choice.

It would seem that this issue is more around the pandemic itself and less around WFH. Once things open up your home would only be a place where you work and sleep, and you'll be able to spend most of your time away from your apartment. And if you expanded the size of your apartment to a 1 bed instead of a studio, you could theoretically reduce this issue by having an isolated work space that you don't share with your recreational activities.
Someone else posted the link[1] to the archived version of the article right around the same time you made your post. Further, you could always take the article's URL over to archive.is yourself and share it in the comments if someone else hasn't done it yet, which would probably take just a few seconds longer than it took for you to post your comment. :)

[1] https://archive.is/RFOHF