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> Nuclear weapons are the reason I can raise my children in a relative peace.

You can raise your children in relative peace because the social contract still holds. The fact that a neighbour you don't like hasn't walked into your house and shot everyone to death, has nothing to do with your goverment/military stockpiling nuclear weapons.

Nuclear weapons need to be dismantled or stored in neutral territory in case we encounter belligerent aliens.
Any company that has enterprise software is a start.
Long-term American expat here. I know you're only trying to make a point, but racism is almost never the first thing anyone mentions, even if they're talking about America, which usually isn't the first thing someone wants to talk about.

And when it does come up? Well yeah, racism in America is a huge problem, and I don't think expats have any problem talking about it.

Being thin-skinned about your country's complicated history is never a good look.
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I also like the start but it stop way before it get really interesting. I found Permutation City (by Greg Egan) to a great deal deeper, plus it's a nice story. I mentioned this also somewhere else in this thread. Tbh when people start with the soul concept or even mention it as a possibility, I usually stop reading because you start with some un-provable hypothesis that only adds unnecessary complexity. I've yet to run into a thought experiment that arrives at the concept of a soul through structured arguments (and not say religious arguments).
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If only the people of Hong Kong had guns.
If you have root, you can use AdAway to modify the hosts file to use any blocklist you want.

If you do not, you can use a personal DNS server(or a service) to modify the blocklists.

I just simply don't get the VPN based approaches.
Ah, so, the answer to my question:

> Can you paste me in your post where you did this?

Is "No but..."

So we're just saying things for the sake of it now, I guess.
I remember something a friend that got a masters in history said. Peoples often define themselves relative historical empires and their own contemporary enemies. As a result they have an incentive to play up both.

I've wondered about the Spartans, they conquered and enslaved some of their neighbors. And kept them that was for 200 years or something. Probably meant they weren't able to manage anything more than that.
It's not a differente take it's a wrong take on french hisory :

https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Puy_du_Fou#Une_vision_orient%C...

And a wrong take that try to push a political agenda.

It's a fun park but don't take history lesson history here are more that political oriented legends.

They are like history channel ...
I just restarted my ashtanga classes again after 1 year covid break (I just cant seem to focus at home with everything going on in the house).

For me it is not really a class anymore but supervised yoga. An instructor that walks around and helps me with my asanas and gives me hints to improve (aka Mysore). I can recommend it but it may be that instructors in Sweden are a bit more laid back when it comes to the weird stuff. And i can filter it anyway, when they talk about energies flowing through your head maybe they just wanted to say "keep a straight pose, it is good for you".

It really does wonders for my lower back. It just loves that kind of twisting and the core strength that comes with it.

But when I do it at home I use this one from Lesley Fightmaster. https://youtu.be/2wYN1IhnXT4
Indeed. Puy du Fou is a refresher from the usual Asterix/Efteling/Disney attractions parks.

One thing I noted though is that one has to know French history and French culture to fully appreciate. The scene about the travel of Laperouse is told by the captain of the 2nd ship. Figures around the pond speak in the voice of Depardieu. The whole Lafayette story is a major blow to the official teaching of the French Revolution, you have to know the extent at which the same teaching of history is imposed on everyone to fully appreciate the courage of the park administration.
> whether they were after some sort of exclusivity.

The only thing the company ever had was (fake, forced, paid) exclusivity. Once that went away people stopped caring (except those that were/are paid to be there, of course).
It's ambivalent and fairly neutral. Analysis of his career is colder and mostly focussed on technical aspects rather than heroism. People are more excitable about Napoléon abroad.
It is very niche, and again only if you go with C++. For most Apps that are not games, using C++ is probably overkill on mobile just so you can use Qt. And you will still have to come up with a mobile optimized UI, as a standard desktop UI layout will just not work on 5" screens.
> There's almost 0 chance that managers at Apple got the colloquialism wrong and were using it in any sort of sexual or racist way. And if they were, Ashley would have surely brought it to light. This was not a misunderstanding.

That sounds more like jumping to conclusions than objectivity. We're not going to know the truth on either side of this. The facts are, she felt harmed, reported it, started an investigation, threatened to publicize some details, and was let go.

> What happened here is that Ashley thought the term sounded offensive enough to weaponize, and so she did.

You think she pretended to be offended in order to raise a stink publicly, thereby risking her job over a false claim? That doesn't pass the smell test for me. More likely is she truthfully felt wronged, wanted it made right, and overstepped herself a bit along the way.

> The real problem is that adopting such a niggardly view of workplace language leads to precisely the type of in-group/out-group division and discrimination that people like Ashley claim to be fighting against. Of course, if it works, she ends up in the in-group with power because she knows the rules. The in-group is then free to exclude other cultures because they're seen as crude or offensive or somehow "less than" the enlightened rule makers of civil society.

Not everything's a conspiracy. Quit looking at the world in black and white. People are complex.
China is so racist they're throwing people into forced labor camps and prisons based off their ethnicity.
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I know I'm not the person you're asking, but I opened the link when I saw it on the front page at the time (a couple of days ago apparently), and I only just now got around to looking at it. It seems to still let me comment. Are you not supposed to be able to comment on flagged articles?
I can't wait to try out some implementations.
So you agree with torturing minors for alleged crimes?

NATO isn't the Red Cross or Doctors without borders. An overseas mission by NATO includes armed soldiers.
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To me it seemed as well, that my physics teachers mindset was unchanged and frozen to the classical deterministic physic mindset of prequantum discoveries.
It was actually believed in 18xx), that theoretical physics was allmost solved.

But somehow this very wrong idea prevailed and made it to my school as well.
I could write "I bought the monkey picture" on a piece of paper and put it in a sealed envelope and hide it in a drawer - same effect.

It only matters to people that it matters to. Anyone unconnected to the blockchain that stores this information doesn't give a monkey's about it.

Imagine that I and the monkey-picture-owner use the monkey picture as an avatar. They say "you can't use that, I bought it - look at this blockchain". I say "no I bought it - look at this piece of paper in the drawer". In general in society we would then have a court case and a judge would decide, and the police would enforce it. In this case - nothing. There's literally nothing the "owner" can do. If you can't enforce your ownership, in what sense do you own anything?
He also created a coup d'état, conquered most of Europe and installed his families as new king of the conquered countries. He also reinstated slavery.

In that context, we should probably also thanks Hitler for the Autobahn.
It's good for Apple and iOS users that your opinion is mostly irrelevant in this space.
I'm not sure you can say there is a "right" or a "wrong" take on history. Rather, different focus and interpretation.
And that's why NK is so worrying: Not because their technology is any good, but because it only has to work once, and they might actually try it.
Inevitable XKCD: https://xkcd.com/538/
> Is "No but..."

I don't care to show you where I did something I never claimed to have done in the first place.

> So we're just saying things for the sake of it now, I guess.

As far as I can tell that's what you've been doing the whole time. It's the height of hypocrisy for you to complain that "the purpose of your post clearly wasn't to help, provide value, enable, but instead to disparage."
Lindybeige is extremely dishonest, if not deluded. He's probably the worst history-adjacent content-creator I'm aware of that isn't outright known as an alt-right pundit.
No, they are. It's been only 17 months at most since they were injected into any significant sample size of human beings.
Two more:

Ada is a name, not an abbreviation. It should be written "Ada" and not "ADA".

---

Keywords in Ada should be written in lower case letters:

It is a common misconceptions that Ada enforces or encourages upper case, but here is the official Ada 83 Language Reference Manual on the subject: http://archive.adaic.com/standards/83lrm/html/lrm-02-09.html...
> Reserved words differing only in the use of corresponding upper and lower case letters are considered as the same (see 2.3).

The manual itself doesn't even use upper case:

> For readability of this manual, the reserved words appear in lower case boldface.

So even the Ada standard recognizes the upper case is less readable and undesired.
> we asked if the SEC would share their reasoning with us and they refused
> They told us that they are assessing our Lend product through the prism of Howey and Reves

The explanation may not have been to their liking, or not as many pages of written analysis as they would like, but it is incompatible to say they refused an explanation. It is not the job of the SEC to be the lawyer or complaince officer for the companies and market participants it regulates.

If they are asking for an 'outline of the Howey Test' then they have some very serious problems. Sounds like gross incompetence from officials of a public company. If you are asking for that kind of basic information (try reading the investopedia article coinbase) at this stage, someone should be in jail.

If on the other hand, the management of coinbase did click on the first link for 'Howey test' on google, and have an interpretation that supports their assertions, they are free to present that at any time.
It took around 80 years before the Tulsa race massacre was officialy studied by the Oklahoma legislature.
The Revolution had tons of Freemasons. That's completely besides the point.
I get what you are saying, but it is a semantically spin.
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I've read the book, and I'm still not sure wear the "gain killing" ideas come from.

The not doing the program sub-chapter seems to focus on hitting calorie targets and bar weight targets. Presumably "cardio" means you burn even more energy, but as long as you eat enough, I think it's within scope.

Your advice is solid though. Rippetoe focuses on increasing strength, so any other goals or constraints are up to the trainee.
Fine. Correction: You *may be already dead, within 2 weeks from acute radiation syndrome. It does depend how close or far to the detonation site you are. If you're catching the first snow in the nearby vicinity of the detonation, then that's where you're in a fatal dose range, by my understanding. There may very well be snow far away that is less fatal.
>Prisoners forced to choose between harsh detention or menial factory work, are not “willing”

I mean that the factories employ regular employees as well as those threatened to be sent back to detention. I don't see why both groups of people should be punished so that people thousands of miles away can feel a better conscience.

>I’m talking about the general global populace waking up to the fact that their goods are made by (essentially) slaves, as a result of labor shutdowns.

Has anything like that has ever happened in history? I don't see how people in economic distress are less likely to care about the plight of others. Meanwhile, if people cared enough to cut all trade with China, I don't see what more awareness would get us.
If you want to work in a RHEL-like environment (use a similar package manager, configuration, and so on), then you could look at Fedora (Workstation edition), which is in the same branch of the Linux family tree as RHEL.

Fedora/RHEL uses RPMs to install software, so you can check in advance whether your favourite application offers an RPM. Most of the major dev tools do, including VS Code, etc.

But whichever distro you choose for your desktop OS, you can still try out other distros by running them inside a container.
good job on that one. Maybe some visual improvements would be helpful? St. like: selecting the cards from a stack of cards and disabling the already chosen one (maybe with https://deckofcardsapi.com/)

btw: how are u running the simulations?
> You call them out for the individual wrongs like those listed on the Wikipedia page. Vote with your wallet. Debate and discuss.

It's been happening at least since 2001, Starting with layoffs and now it has to come to -

> Forcing employees to pee in bottles is pretty bad.

> No company survives forever.

I agree, 'East India company' just survived for 273 years and people who ever affected by it are still suffering several generations later.
The mere fact that French Revolution can be told from the point of view of loosers is a revelation to many French.

The value of Puy du Fou is in the teaching of pluralism while being hightly entertaing in the process.
> China has effectively colonized Africa

Where do you you get this crap from?

I live in Africa and I have never been told what to do by a Chinese official or business - or even a local official actin on the instructions of a mandarin.

Unless you have watered 'colonisation' down to 'Chinese interests own some stuff in parts of Africa'.

Which - to indulge my woke hat - pretty offensive to people who lived under actual colonisation.
Every week I still check, and leave slightly saddened, smirking "n-gate continues the war on it's users"

Hope they're okay, and just bored with writing updates.
Who cares what it was / wasn't part of. The majority of people in HK don't want to be part of China. That's all that matters.

> We Chinese eventually will get rid of CCP, but we don't want the great nation get split.

Dude, what? HK hasn't been part of China for years. What possible justification could you have for re-integrating it. This isn't about preventing a split, this is about undoing a split, and destroying a democracy in the process.

For someone who is anti-CCP, you don't seem to empathize with the people in HK who tasted democracy and have had it ripped away.
That's not a bug but a feature - when using href, it would be not possible for them to get data on what link you clicked, and both Google and Twitter rely much on that info.
I use DNS66 to disable das lookups.
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> no one thinks having nukes gives them representation on the world stage, people think having nukes keeps the Americans from attacking you if they don't like something you're doing.

This oversimplifies it. How does that logic apply to Britain, France or Israel?
Why ‘unfortunately’? I figure most of us are grateful the internet exists and powers much of our lives (and livelihoods).
The integrated graphics have improved a lot over time.
Ouch! Thanks for the heads up, I'll fix it asap!
It should also have an arm on the door to slap your hand when you open it for the 41st time in a day. I mean, that's insane, you deserve a slap.

Btw, this reminds me a bit of my parent's Renault that would tell me every damn time I started it to follow traffic regulations. I wish I could slap that car and it would feel it.

And then there's my father-in-law's Mazda, which has a GPS system that sometimes finds him 200 km off the mark, and it keeps talking nonsense. You can't silence it because the touch screen doesn't work while driving. Yeah you can guess how that makes one feel.. like slapping it.

Oh boy, I also have an Amazfit smart watch, imagine mountainbiking at high speed, you quickly want to see how many KMs you still have to go. You look at the screen and it says: "PAI 50 Good Job!" (full screen! Despite talking the time to make the display show you only relevant things in settings) and you need your f-king other hand (while biking) to dismiss the notification. Yup, slapping and cursing it is.

Do people even use the stuff they make themselves?
>Wasn't there a pretty famous case, in a wargame meant to simulate conflict with Iran, where the red team general actually played to win but the game leaders reset things with new constraints that played to US advantages?

yes, wargames are designed to be difficult to win, unless political expediency interferes with the design.
MPL and CDDL are copyleft licenses as well. It is a feature of GPL.
There’s a Soviet version of that joke that is way harsher.
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FYI the little warden menu doesn't work on Firefox or Chrome Android (at least I assume it's meant to be a menu?)

Your various site & DNS checks - do they work on IPv4 and V6? We recently managed to mess up our V6 records whilst our V4 were fine. Turns out our site checkers ran on V4! We've managed to get Prometheus to check on both now (kinda, there are some DNS caching issues somewhere) but now I'm surprised more checkers don't offer this feature.
Agreed. We should make murder illegal while we're at it.
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There is some just skepticism of anything that happens under Trump. The dude talked about injecting bleach into your veins. Come on.
Social contract didn't magically materialize in the West in 1950s. People have warred since forever, and still do, regardless of the ways they run their societies. But nuclear weapons are the reason major military powers don't go all-in against each other today.

Let's also not forget that social contract survives because of a legal system and people enforcing it with power overwhelming any individual trying to violate it. On an international stage, there's no such top-down enforcement (all nations are sovereign) - there's only mutual policing, and nuclear weapons are the overwhelming power.
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I had to mute the word clubhouse on Twitter to keep from getting too cranky about it.

Avoiding VCs and accounts in their orbit helped as well.
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The main advantages are speed and freeing CPU/Memory rather than battery and fan noise.

There is no overhead for downloading and uploading, thanks to binary diff.

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> some interaction that exhibits characteristics of both, is fully described by neither, yet exhibits no properties which can't be typified by some combination of the integer endpoints

Let's say I pick electromagnetic and gravity.

If I start using this 'electrogravity' 'half/mixed force' to describe the trajectory of charged objects I'm throwing, it seems like the correct response is not "shouldn't that be its own type?" but "you're just combining two forces for no reason". If you can look at a web of interactions and separate it into two completely independent mechanisms, then there's no fractional force.

And the scenario of throwing a charged ball fully fits "interaction that exhibits characteristics of both, is fully described by neither, yet exhibits no properties which can't be typified by some combination of the integer endpoints"
My employer will notice immediately if they see me doing PHP.

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They don't only want to close those who speak against them. Actually everyone they don't have full control of. AFAIK the mainland China is a separate world with its own different Internet and business ecosystem and little interaction between it and the rest of the world allowed.