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Your examples of public domain movies take a rather flexible view of the source material.

Frozen is a long way from The Snow Queen. A queen had powers over ice there where trolls and someone was saved by a kiss, but in the Snow Queen it was a guy saved by the kiss and the trolls where evil etc. I wouldn’t be surprised if someone at Disney read it, but I wouldn’t count on it.

Peter Pan, Little Mermaid, etc adaptations at least share some basic elements of the story though their at most fanfics and really that’s all I am advocating.

Nobody is going to pay for the rights to the Hitman video game franchise and create The Professional. Because if you mutate the story that much you’re legally in the clear.
is this like when refineries say there is a fire but they just want to cut production .
These days, whenever someone is being presented as an absolute villain (as in the case of Holmes), comments sections tend to have not a few posts about how the things they’ve done, from a different vantage point, are understandable, or morally ambiguous and not objectively evil, or even amoral. I’m completely opposed to what she has done, but could there be any reason why we all seem to be unanimous that she is objectively evil?
I've played several hours of Tamriel Rebuilt and quite enjoyed the quests. My favorite region to explore is the Telvanni one; there are many islands to visit and each has interesting quests. In one you'll find an underground Daedric ruin the size of a Skyrim dungeon. There is a lot of ground to cover, so I recommend Boots of Blinding Speed with a 1s/100% Resist Magicka spell in order to move quickly and still be able to see.
> 4. There are new sources of chip demand in EVs.

I think there are also new sources of chip demands in other industries, such as perhaps companies utilizing ML having their own chip designs. But I'm not sure how much that plays into the issue.
Gotta drop this one in: The social engineering classic Google Image search results for "happy white woman".
Why do people in Africa care what BBC or whoever thinks?

And where is the great come back that people are supposedly revulsed by?

I really don't know what point you are trying to make or what your goals are.

Last I heard China is buying up Africa anyway, maybe you'll be more happy with that future.
That's why they said it's just for devs now. In the furure this should be as easy as installing a Facebook app and signing up for Facebook.
It cuts costs. Server time to render out a large diff is expensive.
Morrowind was amazing. Seyda Neen was an absolutely perfect starter town. I still smile thinking of how I used to loot the entire opening building on every single new game of Morrowind. I'm sure I wasn't alone with that strategy.

Oblivion's chaotic intro was such a massive let down for me.
The sugar in whole fruit is no problem, because there is enough fiber. Sugar without fiber is poison. Sugar with fiber feeds your gut bacteria, which thrive on sugar.
I can't do it in weeks, it would take years. I'd set up a blacksmith shop, then work up the chain to a machine shop with thread cutting lathe, planer, etc. I'd be making involute gears within a decade.

Once you've got a machine shop, you can make movable type, and work towards a printing press.

Another approach would be to make a slide ruler, showing them logarithms. I've done that by hand, in a crude manner. Decimal numbers would be among the lessons required to make it useful.
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An order of magnitude more than $100 would be $1,000. You're a pretty large number of magnitudes away.
The UIs we have today are beautiful and minimal, you are viewing through rose colored classes here.
What is "post independence" - is it independence or not? If it is independence, I don's see how it can be "neo-colonisation" at the same time.
Once you get ahead of schedule, there will magically be more work to do that you didn't anticipate before.

It's not that it's bad for the company, it's bad for the employee who runs themselves ragged to beat a schedule that wasn't meant to be beaten.
When north of a billion people use you Craigslist feature and your Snapchat copy feature spawns 3 business lines larger than Snapchat itself within each of your platforms, I think it's fair to call them products even if they live under existing products' umbrellas.
Have you read it? I did about two decades ago, and while it wasn't entirely my thing, I've read it with systems thinking in mind. Skimming its Wikipedia article to maybe get what you are talking about, because I could have forgotten something in the meantime, I found nothing.

In hindsight she's been absolutely right.
Every single thing you have posted was an attempt to muddy the water. Enough already.
>. If value can only be extracted while the author draws breath, the market provides much less reward --- for the author, in this lifetime.

This is true for any kind of property tax is taxed or IP that expires, be it patents or land lease policies or whatever else. The less you can milk it the lower is its value. However given that we don't want to live in a necrocracy where the interests of the dead outweigh the interests of the living we've always balanced this, or we'd grant 1000 year patents.

Also as a sidenote if you look at most of humanities greatest works of art, if anything most of them obtained market value long after the creators were dead in the first place. If anything we're drowning in mediocre fiction precisely because we've commodified art.
Less energy, but no where near 1/50th the cost. Centrifuges simply don’t process that much material per year so you need a lot of them to supply a nuclear reactor.

PS: Number I saw per pound was between 1/8th and 1/30th the energy. Though that may not be up to date.
Can confirm. I've played it in OpenMW.
At uncharitable times I feel like the "small web" is about making a new hype machine around a certain ideology.

> P2P systems from 20 years ago also solved this problem. For example hidden services on Tor, i2p, generic DHTs, etc.

In addition it's easier than ever to get static IPv4 services or to setup a tiny VPS whose sole purpose is to offer a static IPv4 that routes traffic from/to computers on your LAN. Other than Tor hidden services, there's also tons of other internet software out there old and new for network connected devices to share messages like Email, Usenet, Bitmessage, UUCP, NNCP, Secure Scuttlebutt, IPFS, DAT, nostr, etc, etc.
Such gaps in phylogenetic trees actually happen all the time.
The one thing I remember distinctly about Balwani (although I can't remember where from) was him boasting about the 100k LOC he wrote while at Microsoft. Like it was supposed to be a badge of honour or indicator of intellectual prowess.
I feel this is basically off-grid living in the cyber space.
Why not Searx or YaCy?
You can probably run the output through Spleeter[1] and get rid of the background music very easily. Just throw more AI at the problem...

It's very hard to curb intentional misuse.

[1] https://github.com/deezer/spleeter
This was my editor of choice for a long time back in the 90s - https://winworldpc.com/product/ibm-e-editor/3x
I enjoyed the Tamriel Rebuilt quests I discovered around Old Ebonheart, Firewatch, and Port Telvannis. The world was a joy to explore. I really recommend this mod.
I was already interested in electronics when my high school got PET computers at the end of my junior year. I stayed after school to get to use them. How could you not want to learn to use this new powerful tool?
I’m not really sure how enforceable that would be if the business has zero employees in Colorado and no offices there either?

Edit: It looks like this only has an effect when a company has presence (1+ employee) in the state already. In a worst case scenario, to avoid needing to think about and comply with this law and those like it in states where you have extremely minimal presence, I do wonder if we’ll see companies with handfuls of employees run a RIF there to eliminate their state presence and simplify their operations.

Meanwhile, apparently there are other hacks companies are trying like stating the pay range as starting at $0.01 - ha! https://www.9news.com/article/news/investigations/cdle-color...
We are discussing whether changing it makes sense. Society can agree to change the rules. Creators are not creating because copyright exists they are creating to make something. Copyright allows them to be the only person making money from their work. Why grant them that right when it doesn't exist in other industries. Come up with an amazing idea like selling bagged milk and everyone can copy you. Should we give them 95 years to be the only person who can sell a bag milk?
It's good to finally see an objective opinion about the price of Bitcoin. Usually people who predict huge price increases have some motive or conflict of interest that makes it look like they're just hyping Bitcoin for their own benefit.

Bitcoin could hit $100K this year. Or it could hit $0. Or any other number. Throw enough darts, someone is bound to hit the target.
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What would you recommend as the tech stack or framework of choice for a full stack application that allows handling all the maintenance tasks like security, auth, database etc. easily for a solo dev that can be easily maintained for a long time in the future?
Once read a very scary prediction on HN that if the planet warms all the temperate soils will decompose to gases and non-bidodegrable stuff instead of accumulating, and so we'll have lousy tropical soil everywhere and way more greenhouse gases.
Stealing here would be robbing a person with the aid of violence or threat of violence. It's not really the same thing.
When I see figs come up in popular media lately, it's always in regards to the unlikely way in which they're pollinated in the wild. While it is very interesting, and may possibly be important to people eating vegan diets, it feels to me like it's missing a big part of the story of figs.

Figs have an incredibly rich history and present - they were apparently one of the first plants cultivated by humans and they have followed peoples' migration across the planet (largely through the magic that is vegetative propagation). I've found the communities that exist to collect, share, and preserve different varieties (there are hundreds, at least) and their stories quite friendly and welcoming. [0][1]

They are also a surprisingly delicious fruit when fresh and ripe but, unlike many other fruits or vegetables, fresh ripe figs are almost always acquired somewhere locally - a tree in a backyard, a local farmer's market, a friend who grew more than they know what to do with. They are very soft when ripe and mostly spoil too quickly to survive modern shipping.

This past summer, a number of fig-related threads in my life came together and I became very interested in figs. I found a number of trees in my neighborhood in Brooklyn which I'm documenting. I've been collecting[2] and propagating cuttings to grow and give to friends, and I'm learning how to grow and care for them in colder climates.

If you haven't tried fresh figs from someplace other than a grocery store or restaurant, I highly suggest looking for them at your local farmer's market some time between late July and early October (in the Northern hemisphere), or get your hands on a tree and try growing some yourself :).

[0] https://www.ourfigs.com/

[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/Figs/

[2] https://www.figbid.com/
The evidence.

I don't think it's any sort of prejudice (sexism, high flyer, etc), her behaviour seems to speak for itself.
Yeah 500k basically pays wages for a year to 10staff and leaves Maybe 100k leftover at best. It will be a full time job managing and organizing the workers for minimal profit. You also won’t get good workers unless you recruit from your church or something. I’m not sure how you run the business and do your day job on the side. You basically have to have your spouse run it and even then idk how you both stay sane.
"The false idea that you can’t steal copies" alright semantics, semantics. Breach of copyright clearly has negative consequences for the copyright holder. Whether that is because the copyright holder is then being stripped of control, or because the copyright holder simply is no longer allowed to strip others of their control, is up for debate. I hold that the latter is more true.

Copyright is a service that is provided so that you can continue to remotely exert control over something that is no longer in your possession. The fact that you are allowed to control what I do with the thoughts in my brain, and control what I do with what I have legally bought from you, is a temporary favor to incite you to create cool stuff.

And yes, simply selling something at a lower cost/it being free provides value to the people. People will gain access to the media in the most convenient way possible, and spending as little of their money as possible. That's value.

Don't forget, due to the competition it will be a race to the bottom in terms of price. Nobody is going to get rich just off of your creation. The major benefactors will be the buyers, not the sellers.
But wouldn't these adaptations still be allowed even if the original was copyrighted? Hamlet -> The Lion King has similarities but there's enough differences that even if Hamlet were copyrighted it'd still be allowed as a separate work of art.
I understand the point, I just think it is silly.

If you want to educate about varied landscapes, do it. But don't complain about the lack of mentioning of varied landscapes in an article about female genital mutilation (which according to the WHO affects 200 million women, so it is not that exotic to write about https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/female-geni... ).

Unfortunately what TFA ultimately did is let me learn more about the stereotypes in Africa, but nothing about its varied landscapes. If you want to educate about varied landscapes, just educate about varied landscapes.

I actually still don't know what I should be looking at to see the "real" Africa now, after so many discussions. I only get that there are issues that for some reasons I should not be looking at.

Like school shootings in the US. Should I worry about that when I consider sending my kids to school in the US, or not?
I wish browsers supported client TLS certs better, the UI is usually terrible and client-side key generation got dropped from some browsers.
This is very cool. I recorded myself in Portuguese -> Portuguese and got the same result.

I also did Pt -> En and sounded like... me speaking English, though with some artifacts. VERY cool.
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How do you store it?
feed two birds with one scone

Tone deaf doesn't begin to describe the people who come up with these not-so-voluntary, thought-crippling "guides".
And even within that group, Deepmind is in a class of it’s own. TSLA FSD engineers also.

Everyone else are just making fancy spreadsheets.
Earl Butz has a lot to answer for, in hell. But he has plenty of company.
> Sure, a triangle of pizza is pizza and a triangle, but it could be topped with pepperoni and cheese, or maybe sausage, but pies have also been garnished with coconut, peanuts, and squid.

That certainly is...a sentence.
I bumbled through college.

I like making stuff and college wasn’t about that, so I couldn’t wait to get through it.
ASML didn't move to Berlin, they acquired a former supplier, Berliner Glass, which was founded there in 1952.

Labour and tax laws can be an advantage (some people are more productive when not under stress, which is much more of a factor if you can get fired for whatever reason).
Because she messed with the financial life and physical life of people. Also she used the enthusiasm shared by people who like to advance technology to manipulate people which is a grave sin for the kind of audience you'll find here.
Any hints on how others can do this? I am on disability but if I can earn more with Microstartups it would be better.
Yikes. Plus, my understanding is that > 10 means no minimum security camp and > 20 means no low security, so she would start off in medium security. - assuming it works the same way with woman as with men)
American prison terms, in general, are utterly barbaric. People can get 10 years for drug possession in this country.

Our system is ludicrous, but within its current bounds, over 10 years would be just.
Economists/scientists lie.
Anti vaccine and climate deniers rise out of general mistrust of science.
Scientists: surprised pikachu face!
I think if you could park it, earn zero interest and get your 500k back without a lot of assache that would already be a win. Even if you only got 300-400 back but had to do nothing but work your other tech job it would be a good trade.
This job is not my ultimate destination but it's a pleasant place to be and I am happy enough. I changed jobs in March, and was just promoted at my new company. My total compensation has almost doubled, plus a lot of equity I didn't have before, plus better benefits, so my livelihood situation has improved dramatically and it wasn't too bad to start with. My employer respects my time and schedule and sets reasonable expectations, for which I am grateful.

I'm also getting the opportunity to do more technical leadership sort of tasks - mentoring, hiring, planning, designing architecture, etc. - but I am not a manager or directly responsible for anyone. It is a lot of new responsibility, and a challenge, but I like it.

The biggest downside of my current position is the sheer amount of cruft I have to deal with - the extra time everything takes because of how big/complex all the systems are, the slowness of local development, etc. - and the fact that I'm more extroverted than many of my colleagues, so the "work social life" suffers. (We are a full remote org, but I don't think it's about that as much as about working with people who would prefer to do their own thing asynchronously whenever possible.)

I don't know whether these will be fatal issues in the long run, but I also don't really care. I don't intend to spend more than another five to ten years in technology before finding something else to do with my life, preferably something creative, and something that will give me more time to have and raise kids. My significant other is also in a lucrative career path, so I feel this is an achievable goal. Hopefully, I will be happy in my current position until then.
Yeah it’s funny I never watch movies on Netflix anymore. I need to rent or buy on Prime Video because the selection on Netflix is basically nonexistent
1. This is a federal not state case.
2. Yes it is hard to prove discrimination controlling for all other things. Yet courts routinely do this. There is a process in place. Moreover, findings of discrimination have led to other structural changes in the judicial system, e.g., administration of the death penalty.
3. OP was talking about blinding the judge, not the jury. Sentencing, not verdict.

I agree that attractiveness is ridiculously subjective.

What I like about OP's argument is, I can think of few legit reasons for a sentencing judge (as opposed to fact-finding jury) to need to see a defendant rather than just hearing the arguments being made, and I can think of many drawbacks to allowing a judge to do so, such as conscious or unconscious biases.
As a public health crisis, it's currently impossible. A few people can cut their sugar intake by self-discipline, but not enough to move the needle.
What do you have issue with in Netflix's UX?

Is it on the discoverability side or the watching side?

Watching is a seamless experience IMO - It really does just work, all the buttons and responses are perfect.
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How safe is your password?
You can keep the password unset as well.
Perhaps you're focusing solely on one aspect of the story. There's a lot more there than risk tolerance.
China will not have a domestically sourced EUV scanner with commercially viable throughput within 20 years, if not longer. They are lacking precursor technologies to the precursor technologies, supply chains, talent, etc for both light source and optics, and unlike the rear of the semiconductor industry, those ecosystems are today found within the US and Europe, not Asia.
Where do you work that's having meetings at 11PM frequently and everyone working on weekends? A startup? Why not go somewhere else - does it pay it that much better?
Beta on how long it is before Elon Musk is in the same position?
A true fruit is only from the ovary[0] so it doesn't meat the strict definition as it includes the entire flower(s). As I understand there is debate about this but my dad is a botanist and I've heard him call figs "false fruits". You may disagree on that point but I don't think it's sufficient to discredit the author.

[0] https://www.britannica.com/science/ovary-plant