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I think it is like actor actress. Landlord can be inclusive (genderless/generic term) and used regardless of gender and is accepted use --but if you want to be specific you can use landlady.
It could have been February, and kids could have been using Google to help research their homework, just for one example.
https://docs.sympy.org/ is down …seems like a lame move for a programming-oriented company.

The takedown message is here – https://github.com/github/dmca/blob/master/2022/04/2022-04-1...

And the offending page is archived here, I wonder what part they wanted removed – https://web.archive.org/web/20220114132753/https://docs.symp...
This is all phrased in the context of a creative professional in an office environment.

What about teachers? office administrative staff? tech support? data center operations? building facilities and maintenance? bus drivers? health care professionals?

There are many situations where this represents an increase in labor costs or a reduction of services for that role. Tech support working only 32h/week means that the company needs an additional 20% staff to maintain the same coverage (or do you not offer external tech support on Fridays?).

Similarly, bus drivers working an 8h day means that either you need 20% more bus drivers or you are paying the existing ones an additional 12h of work (1.5x overtime for 8h) to maintain the same level of service.

Creative office workers will likely not see too much of a hit - especially if it means removing less productive meetings. However, the rest of the world that isn't working in an office would be severely impacted by this - especially people who depend upon parts of the industry such as public transportation or health care professionals where this represents an increase in costs.
The take away seems to be that if you are already in the 0.1%, Canada is a great place to get a passport so that you can travel to where you really want to be.
They even provide room and board for your reeducation.

God help us if "rejects inappropriate word recommendations" is being added to people's ad profiles.
Windows has `sc` which is actually short for Service Control!
Fine, allow me to rephrase

Based upon their actions I don't believe that Apple cares about the web beyond the bare minimum they have to to provide a tolerable browser experience for their users until everything happens via Apps.
Searching for meaning for these things is a trap. It can be a harmless hobby, but for many people it becomes something more and can tear them apart (e.g. inducing anxiety or obsession with it).

Many (but not necessarily all) people who sell this type of paraphernalia or services are con artists looking to make a buck off of desperate people who are looking to make sense of their lives in places where they won't.
When choosing between A and B, talk to 3 people who chose A, and 3 people who chose B, and ask them why they made that choice, and whether in retrospect they still think it was the right choice.
>As it turns out, a lot of people choose to be inclusive and non-inflammatory.

Ideologues deliberately gloss over the fact that the "inclusiveness" has become inflammatory.

Edit: our D&I consultant does not allow us to use words like "analysis", "independent", "lead", "driven", and "competitive" (there is a whole laundry list) in our job postings to foster "inclusiveness" [0]. The implication that these traits, which are virtues in my culture, are undesirable, is offensive, as is this top-down culturally mandated feminization. Google is doing the same thing here. Its a minority imposing their culture onto others. Let's not even get started on the views that we are supposed to have regarding, say, gender.

The same "research" is undoubtedly underpinning Google's "inclusive" suggestions. Is this really benefitting anybody? It's worse than mere coddling, it's antithetical to the equality movement, fosters a toxic workplace for straight men, and we should all be pushing back against it.

0. https://blog.ongig.com/diversity-and-inclusion/list-of-gende...
Every expense system I've ever dealt with allowed me to submit my CC bill as proof.
Maybe at the extremes there will be an issue, but doing all those things would massively bring down prices.
> I think a lot of people let the perfect be the enemy of the good and overreact to that fact by disengaging with certain reliable sources or with the media entirely

This is exacerbated by short-form social media applying higher point values to witty snipes at a piece over in-depth engagement.
Search/ads and ride/delivery services. As you may know Yandex has very advanced SDC system which was used(SDC robots) by Grubhub in Arizona University. They have delivery services in London/Paris and taxi services in Insrael and couple European countries.

As for the Russia I found news(in Russian) that McDonalds was huge part of orders in delivery service. Ads system fully broken because of Google suspension. Without concurents average prices will rise exponentially. Small business will not be able to buy ads and will closed in near feature.
Sorry. I don’t think I understood your point other than some obscure mockery directed at me.

Can you give me a shorter version, please?

No one has succeeded in changing my mind so far. I didn’t ask to be interrogated.
https://www.cdc.gov/forecast-outbreak-analysis/

Thought they already had this from like 10+ years ago.

The Canadian equivalent was only ever a tv show.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ReGenesis
Can it be turned off? It sounds like a fine optional feature and an annoying required one. If I'm writing something, I certainly don't want the word processor constantly throwing up modals ruining my train of thought. Reminds me of Clippy.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Office_Assistant
That sort of naive libertarian view is grounded in a false atomistic anthropology. We are individuals, yes, but intrinsically social animals who need society to live and to thrive, and language is a matter of the common good.

Control language and you control thought; control thought and you control action; control action and you control the world.
Why isn't "people of color" as offensive as "colored people"?
I feel like this works for housing but not really for land? As density increases the cost of housing should go down (more houses), but the cost of land would go up (ability to build more houses on the same plot). I’m imagining the house from Up in the middle of manhattan; you could never build enough housing to make that a bad investment.
What’s a P2 and why does it make so much sense?
There's no comprehensive guide because there's no silver bullet solution. There are a few guides and talks about techniques but you'll want to string together a few to suit your specific needs.

A lot of multiplayer doesn't even need low ping, after all.

Check out gamasutra and GDC vault. Lots of good bits in there.
Jury is selected and approved by layers and judge. Judge and lawyers are in much better position to select someone competent than age, especially at low and high extremes. Just like there are few 18 yo juror's there would be likely very few 16 yo ones.

Speaking of age, there's an interesting research that found: "that conviction rates increase by about 1 percentage point for each year increase in the average age of the jury pool"
I am exactly the same way. Not 100% cut off, maybe 90% cut off. Also, if it's important enough I hear about it any way.
Because people want to move where jobs are available. There is a decades-long trend of urbanization throughout the world, as economies continue their transitions towards services.

Canada has a deep labor shortage in its urban areas, with plenty of pent-up demand for growth.

It's certainly true that if we must perpetually conserve each and every single family home in an urban area, then we'll remain housing-constrained. If that's what everyone wants to do, that's their right, but it's necessarily going to result in lower income and living standards for the country.
plus extensions see all website you visit in cleartext so make damn sure you really trust the extension. it might be something innocuous like history eraser but is harvesting your info across banking & credit card sites.
floats are more convenient but 32 bit ints have enough headroom for most audio applications. In fact a lot of dedicated signal processors are fixed-point only.
No, this is a classic group-action pre-commit. "I'd like to play a game of football if we're all up for it, otherwise let's go to the pub"

"Why don't you just go play a game of football yourself, dude?".
Thanks. This is really good to know. Enterprise stake holders are a jumpy lot and this will help.
I had a close relative in congestive heart failure. My understanding of the reason for reducing salt was to avoid the water retention that impairs heart function.

It was sad to see him struggle with food that was less and less appetizing. Salt tastes great :(
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"AmputatorBot" lol
I wrote my own (in Python+trio). I still need to publish it :-/

I'm sure Home Assistant would also be fine though!

Currently it uses openzwave, but I found that it didn't suit me very well. So I have a half-written replacement for the low level protocol parts too, to eventually take it to pure Python.
>US went through Cultural Revolution, deal with it!

Perhaps some did, certainly some more than others, but the pendulum always swings.
Thanks for squashing that rumor. I'll definitely give brave a try with that crypto rumor resolved and the news that brave cuts out amp
Having people at least looking like they're hard at work must be highly gratifying to managers, because managers (as a whole) do a lot of things that make their employees unhappy, and have no measurable effect, or even a negative on productivity.

I've come to believe that a lot of what managers, from those immediately overseeing workers, to executive directors, do is pleasurable to them individually, but really has no business reason. That is, it's all about personal power and making their subordinates do work they don't want to do.

If my belief is true, managers will of course be in favor of a return-to-office even if there's no rational reason for that to happen.
> But without more than the one "landlord" example, it is hard to really get a feel for what this may be doing. That is a strange example though... I have never seen anyone complain about the word "landlord".

The slippery slope is real. I'm sure they'll come after words like master, slave, "pregnant women", etc.
This seems very unlikely, since CUA mode doesn't work perfectly, and the chance of the C-c prefix being given up for a single command is next to zero.
Are there any notable differences or benchmarks between YDB vs CockroachDB, Spanner, or Yugabyte?
What if you're expecting a third of that?
How would you download the payload without an internet connection?

Let's presume it is malicious, and the mere act of downloading the WASM starts an injection.
> (intelligent cruise missiles that communicate with each other to maximize the chance that at least one hits the target)

The Moskva was designed to launch exactly that system. The P-500 Bazalt/P-1000 Vulkan missiles that are launched from the huge battery of launchers that dominate the deck of the Moskva class coordinate among themselves in flight to minimize the attack profile and prioritize targets. The thing you're thinking of is already old hat.

Hypersonic weapons seek to deliver equivalent power in a far smaller, lower cost and more agile platform.
Tech bros are high-fiving their way to the top in every field with some neural nets. No one is safe.
You call it "luck", but that's what I meant by people really don't understand the risks, I don't think it's luck at all - Doctors make lots of recommendations based on broad trends, but they don't really understand an individual person's risk.
> I feel so happy and excited just thinking about the possibilities these techs are going to bring.

Like what?

I should preface by saying I think art is great, I know a lot of artists who struggle to make a living, and it is somewhat heartbreaking to think of all the poor art students who I guess we should pay for their educations and will never have careers now?
Ask HN: Which email app can be trusted with my data?
I'm looking for an email app on desktop and mobile because the Gmail website experience sucks.

There are lots of apps out there, mostly priced. But I'm worried that my data (including email texts, attachments, contacts, calendar, etc.) will be saved on third-party servers, and I already have to grapple with that issue on Gmail.

Are there any email apps that can be trusted with our data, even if they're not free?
But AMP can pop up in unexpected places, for example Twitter links on mobile used to be AMP until recently. Just changing search engine will not prevent AMP completely
It's more impressive that they can eat miso soup with chop sticks, in their example.
Are people resistant to that? All i see in the mainstream news in Australian (and we know dumbed down it is) is future prediction of house prices based in future prediction of interest rates. They are predicting falls now.
Everybody has a hobby. Some people do constructive things; some people pick petty fights with strangers.
Not zmgsabst, but: It's like calling someone a homosexual. The phrasing reduces someone to that characteristic. People of color emphasizes they're whole people with a characteristic. Also be aware there is no more unity of thought among people of color than there is among other demographics, so this is just one person's understanding based on listening to comrades of color.

There's also history in geography. What's offensive to people in one city, county, state, country, etc won't hit the same everywhere. In the UK, a fag is a cigarette, and queer was the more popular pejorative. I don't have a good view on how terms for ethnicity/race/etc evolved elsewhere, but there's probably lots of variety.
The.dev gTLD is Google's; it exists for Google projects to hide their Google relationships.

amp.dev does make a tiny out of context mention at the bottom of the page, that Google runs the AMP CDN.

But overall it's obvious that the AMP Project trying to hide it's Googleyness by being "Open JS Foundation", which itself is a corporate trade group hijacking the word "Open".
No mention of the article's subject matter - Sweden - until paragraph 6. Sorry, you lost me.
>The money collection (brave rewards)... if one doesn't understand how the system works, it looks like they are stealing money... but the money is returned to the sender after a while if the website/creator doesn't claim it. Is this that bad?

I don't think anyone ever accused them of stealing that money, but yes, hijacking people's personal brands to collect money without their explicit knowledge is a bad thing.

Imagine if I saw the icon and gave "them" money via Brave instead of joining their Patreon or some other official channel that they explicitly set up. If they don't collect, then yes, I might get my money back - nothing was "stolen". But that was money I wanted to send to the content creator in that particular moment, and that creator will probably never see it. The creator got screwed out of money that otherwise would have gone to them.
What about situations where being vulgar is appropriate? Can google vacuum up the context directly from the writer's brain?

As an aside, I find it funny how the English language shies away from calling vulgar words what they are in absolute terms, but instead uses a relative term "inappropriate" without answering the question "inappropriate for what?". That gives me the paternalistic vibes of "for you".

Similarly, "explicit" art is all around, but only vulgar is marked as "explicit".
It's not just silly stuff. There is stuff such as Apple Music which opens on the foreground every time I put on Bluetooth headphones and the two ways to stop it are either modify some internal system settings via shell or use another app which closes Apple Music immediately after it opens.

Another issue is the fact that whenever I turn on my headphones, if they were connected before laptop went to sleep, it will automatically wake up. Imagine if it was in your backpack and started working there.

At one point I had a list of Mac software issues but then I threw it away before I was forced using it again. As another commenter said, there is a threshold of small issues which once they add up is overstepped and then you search and find better options.
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> and no infringements on the freedom of the rest of the population.

Here are some of the restrictions in Sweden, quoting https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COVID-19_pandemic_in_Sweden :

] The Swedish public were expected to follow a series of non-voluntary recommendations[note 2] from the Public Health Agency of Sweden (Folkhälsomyndigheten). These included working from home where possible, limiting travel within the country, social distancing, and for people above 70 and those with potential COVID-19 symptoms to self-isolate. ... From early 2021 amidst a surge in cases, new legislation was passed limiting visitors to venues, enacting international travel restrictions, banning nursing home visits and closing secondary schools and universities. ... Vaccine passports and other measures were introduced in December 2021.

] Alcohol sales were banned after 10pm, gatherings were limited to a maximum of eight people and some schools switched to online learning in response

] a requirement for vaccine passports for gatherings of over 500 people were introduced in December 2021

Don't know where you live, but in the US, these are considered infringements of freedom.
Neat tool. I tried generating a config similar to mine, and it was surprisingly close, although it looks quite different without use-package. Did you not add use-package because it's not in the repositories you're using, or something else? Great choice adding Modus themes! I feel like making something similar just for hydras. A few mostly minor things I think could improve:

* undo-tree.

* y-or-n-p. Typing yes or no is annoying.

* Smooth scroll.

* Emacs server or daemon support.

* Magit keybind seems redundant as the package itself adds them, and it's swapped.

* Some comments are misplaced. "Enable LSP support" is followed by (vertico-mode t) in my case.

* I think eglot enables flymake itself.

* I think evil isn't being enabled.

* Selecting auto-save and backup-dir.
And there is starting to be a movement against the use of the POC term, because it lumps everyone with more than a given amount of melanin into one homogenous “non-white” category, instead of recognizing the actual diversity of people from across the world. Like, what does a recent Malay immigrant culturally have in common with an American whose ancestors were forcibly brought over 200 years ago and enslaved?

To be honest, I can see why ‘POC’ would be culturally reductionist and have been kind of surprised at the progressive adoption of it. Seems obvious that it will be deprecated.
I think the future is probably a set of companies that are full remote and a set that have some sort of hybrid model. You can go ahead and work at the remote companies, but saying "The office fosters culture and collaboration is a myth" just because of the way you work and a few companies that have figured out a good remote situation rings hollow.
It's better for testing.
Well, that's another whole issue that relates to policy. From what I've gathered, there's an ungodly amount of red tape involved in trying to be an upstart ISP at the residential level. So much so that one of the richest companies on the planet has only made inroads in like ten cities.
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Agreed. Except that companies are now trying to deprecate those protocols. Used to be called "CHIP", don't know what the latest name is for the initiative.
>Using inclusive language is good.

Is it, though? Using "inclusive" as a terminal value for writing means that other values, such as "conciseness" and "clarity" and "beauty" decrease, for the same amount of effort.

As an extreme example, that front page in the Lancet that referred to woman as "bodies with vaginas".

And for that cost, I don't believe there is any benefit.

Even aside from cost/benefit analysis, I strongly disagree that tech giants ought to nudge the writing I create and consume. People respond to propaganda, and my values don't align with theirs.
I was thinking about your comment today. The fact that you found Absurdism depressing is actually the most common response which is addressed in the essay. Albert Camus goes through the reasons why life being absurd does not predicate a depressing conclusion. At the end, he wanted to remind himself and the world of the reasons why life is worth living.

As for Nietzsche, I can't outline what he said. Any summary would be a disservice. In order to comprehend his ideas, he must be studied seriously. Otherwise, you might get the impression that he is a madman rambling.

I only will paste the following excerpt to give you enough curiosity for further reading:

“You desire to LIVE "according to Nature"? Oh, you noble Stoics, what fraud of words! Imagine to yourselves a being like Nature, boundlessly extravagant, boundlessly indifferent, without purpose or consideration, without pity or justice, at once fruitful and barren and uncertain: imagine to yourselves INDIFFERENCE as a power—how COULD you live in accordance with such indifference? To live—is not that just endeavouring to be otherwise than this Nature? Is not living valuing, preferring, being unjust, being limited, endeavouring to be different? And granted that your imperative, "living according to Nature," means actually the same as "living according to life"—how could you do DIFFERENTLY? Why should you make a principle out of what you yourselves are, and must be? In reality, however, it is quite otherwise with you: while you pretend to read with rapture the canon of your law in Nature, you want something quite the contrary, you extraordinary stage-players and self-deluders! In your pride you wish to dictate your morals and ideals to Nature, to Nature herself, and to incorporate them therein; you insist that it shall be Nature "according to the Stoa," and would like everything to be made after your own image, as a vast, eternal glorification and generalism of Stoicism! With all your love for truth, you have forced yourselves so long, so persistently, and with such hypnotic rigidity to see Nature FALSELY, that is to say, Stoically, that you are no longer able to see it otherwise—and to crown all, some unfathomable superciliousness gives you the Bedlamite hope that BECAUSE you are able to tyrannize over yourselves—Stoicism is self-tyranny—Nature will also allow herself to be tyrannized over: is not the Stoic a PART of Nature?... But this is an old and everlasting story: what happened in old times with the Stoics still happens today, as soon as ever a philosophy begins to believe in itself. It always creates the world in its own image; it cannot do otherwise; philosophy is this tyrannical impulse itself, the most spiritual Will to Power, the will to "creation of the world," the will to the causa prima.”
― Friedrich Nietzsche, Beyond Good and Evil
Even without AMP, Chrome is dedicated to hiding URLs from users.
Home Depot generally has no way to know how you're using their products once they're sold. The very nature of an internet service means that Google continuously monitors your usage of their products.
Research: Conviction increases by ~1% for each year increase in avg. jury age [pdf]
> It's amazing to me how resistant people are to the idea that housing is expensive because there aren't enough homes for people to live in. It's always a search for exotic explanations like foreign buyers and mysterious empty apartments.

It shouldn't be. That is describing the demand side of the equation.