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One option is that you just don't verify.

Just filter obvious spam and hide reviews from accounts that give excessive amounts of reviews.

If you have large user base, you could do some kind of randomized peer review of reviews, so instead of asking for review to access some "free" feature you ask user to check if they think this review is helpful/good quality.
This argument is very similar to what I usually, probably inappropriately, refer to “malleability” of a software, interface or system in general: it’s ability to be used way beyond the initial use cases, and hopefully be good at it.
What people often forget about "defund the police" is where it came from, or in what context it was originally framed. It didn't mean simply paying the police less, or reprioritizing funding away from guns and violence, it meant defunding and dismantling the justice system entirely, and then rebuilding it around explicitly antiracist principles, if at all.

Read the list of demands from the Seattle protestors who created CHAZ[0] in the midst of the BLM riots. Their very first point was not to "starve the beast" in small government terms, but abolition of the police in its entirety. That's what "defund the police" is supposed to be. Not a reasonable compromise but a revolutionary ideal. Obviously what defund became after white liberals appropriated it, watered it down and used it for clout wouldn't work because the teeth were taken out of the concept so that it couldn't actually pose a threat to the status quo.

[0]https://medium.com/@seattleblmanon3/the-demands-of-the-colle...
naive q: does that still help if the aquifer gets saturated?
The problem is Enterprise IT works against us. Always has and always will. It's a losing game for them but they keep playing.
Someone earned their bonus here.
Are they using Graal enterprise? Last I checked Community Edition of native image uses the serial collector not G1.
>>"changes size significantly when you sleep."

Wait,what??
Can you tell me any right-wing causes Media Matters for America (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Media_Matters_for_America) has supported? Because it certainly looks highly partisan to me. I’d hope that any organization concerned with media fairness would make the effort to act in a bipartisan, politically neutral way.
See, there's a lot of nuance in German.

There is no equivalence between most dairy products between Germany and the English-speaking world. Most terms are just untranslatable because they refer to similar but slightly different concepts.

There is fresh white spreadable cheese ("Frischkäse"), but it's savoury, not sweet, and less fatty than American-style cream cheese. You certainly wouldn't use it to frost a cake. If you spread Frischkäse on a sandwich and handed it to someone as a "cheese sandwich", they would probably be a bit surprised but accept it as a cheese sandwich.

But Frischkäse doesn't go in Käsekuchen. Maybe my description of Quark was misleading, but it is terribly hard to describe since it literally just does not have any equivalent product in the US. Imagine describing marshmallow fluff or root beer to a European.
I wonder what the data is on changes in alcohol sales and/or alcohol revenue at bars/restaurants.
They could just do what everyone else has been doing for 2 years: blame “staff shortages” for any delay
I loved fountain pens when I was a kid at school but don't use them much as an adult, although I still have a small collection.

A couple of years ago I got into making pens from scratch using a model maker's lathe. I mainly work in aluminium, brass, delrin or silver steel but do occasionally work in wood on a bead lathe.

It's fun mainly because a pen is mechanically complex enough to be interesting but also simple enough that you can easily design and make them yourself.

I'd encourage anyone even vaguely interested to give it a go.

I think the pinacle is probably Nakaya[1]. I've spent a bit of time looking at their designs just trying to work out the operations needed to produce them by hand. CNC or 3D printing could of course make something fairly similar pretty easily but that's not how they do it! ;)

Instead they have a group of retired old boys working only when the want to. Very simply and very, very carefully. True works of art.

Having said all that, if I was to write on paper I'd probably just use a Parker Jotter[2]. They're cheap, readily availible and I think they got the design just about right way back in 1954.

It actually reminds me of how Casio got the design of the digital watch just right with the F-91W

1. https://nakaya.org/en/

2. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jotter

3. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casio_F-91W
The article also blames high amounts of glacial melt (to the point of bursting through glacial dams) sending a lot of extra water through waterways in a short amount of time.
I'm confused, what is this? I don't want to hook it up to my GitHub just to see...
What they don’t mention is that money given to offsetters is then used for activities which cause emissions, eg an off setter uses the money for transport etc. So the offset is undermined.
This is such a great story. Thanks for sharing!
> white people...have gotten substantially better loan availability

I've heard this said a lot of times, but this feels more like a slogan than an actual data point to me. Bad statistics are endemic in these sorts of discussions. Is this statistic comparing all Black people to all White people or is this a clear apples-to-apples comparison?

And where do other races like say Asians fit into this here? Apparently, Asians make even more in America than average White people (according to stats I've seen) so do they get better loan terms than White people? And if they do, is it because of their race, or because they make more money? If racism exists, is it affecting Asians in the same way? And if not, why not?

I'm not going to completely dismiss your comment and I want everybody to do well, but I think it merits a much deeper investigation for full understanding.
Here’s a list of cases that the ACLU has defended which are in alignment with right wing causes:

https://www.aclu.org/news/civil-liberties/defending-speech-w...
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They generated a worldwide pandemic forcing restaurants to close in person sales and quickly turn to their established delivery platform in an attempt to survive.
Generally, everyone should have clear goals - use OKR’s if you want for this.

If the goals are clear and time bound, then execution be straightforward enough. The trick is what to do if things don’t go according to plan.

I generally ask my team to do a little tabletop for the quarter on what “release valves” or alternate routes we have to accomplishing the goal.

Also - if you’re essential to the team executing, you’re already behind. Engineers aren’t fungible cogs, but part of a leader’s job is to teach team members how to do their job.

A resilient team can execute without all members because there’s shared goals and roles/responsibilities.
Eventually you will start locating places that have racial bias. For instance a heavily ethnic restaurant. That means its customers will be by default mostly a minority. You are now tracking and exploiting minorities/protected class.

See my other comment on this comment thread for a personal anecdote.
I am certain that's part of the psychology. Wealthy people in the colder north know that even if shit hits the fan in poorer and hotter countries, they can pull up the draw bridge and still survive, despite being the people that caused the situation. It's like a long slow genocide perpetrated by a billion people.
Maybe so, and I admire the modesty of your proposal, but it's just not safe to eat the children of poor people if they're radioactive, you know.
> NCLA represented a Virginia landlord, "arguing that the CDC did not have the legal authority to prevent Brown from evicting clients

Does the CDC have that authority. Support the action or not, seems weird that the CDC can do that.

> Filed Amicus Briefs in Support of Koch-Backed Organizations

No specific cases mentioned, just the Koch boogeyman. Koch is the left's Soros.

> NCLA filed an amicus brief supporting tech multinational Oracle against the Department of Labor and has represented FDRLST Media, LLC, _which owns The Federalist_, in a labor case.

More ad hominem. I bet they'd call the ACLU "right wing" for supporting the KKK.

> NCLA attacked the Supreme Court's Chevron decision in a 2019 legal challenge to a ban on bump stocks.

2nd Amendment seems in scope of a Civil Liberties charity.

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I think you can learn all you need to know about that website by just looking at their logo.
Maybe you all could stop with that tired old "fire in a crowded theater" trope. This isn't that. This is scientific debate.
You'll get plenty of suggestions for places to start, let me suggest the Pilot Vanishing Point as something to aspire to.

It's a real pleasure to look at, carry, and use, but it's too nice to be the pen that lets you discover that fountain pens aren't for you. It's ok if they aren't, they really aren't for everybody. As a daily driver I highly recommend it.
> Combining things, making things transition into other things, making them look like something else - all that are procedures that humans can master(it's just that the computer can do it much more quickly).

Have you not just described creativity (and genetic recombination) in the abstract? I understand this ability to combine and synthesize and cross-breed to be one of the more important components of human intelligence, from which almost everything else wonderful about us is derived. And it shouldn't escape not to replication and recombination is also the centre of biological information processes of life.

Something that recombines things better and more "creatively" than us in it's very nascent days, that feels quite important to me. Respectfully, it doesn't feel like simply a "genre of art" that it's doing better than us
>That wasn't the people. That was the oligarchs disagreeing as to who got to own the slaves and reap the spoils of genocide.

Oh come on, quit with the BS talking points. War on your territory is NEVER good for business and overall wealth and they knew that back in the 18th century too. They would have been far, far, far, richer throwing their lot in with the status quo. Many of the prominent individuals who played key roles the revolution lost their wealth and in many cases their lives.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Founding_Fathers_of_the_United...
I had only been alluding to indirect effects - an increase in the greenhouse effect, which certainly would raise temperatures (and increase the amount water air can hold).

I think we will find that, even during an increase in anomalous years from climate change, 2022-2023 will be anomalous.
"Defund the police" had nothing to do with police overreach. Interesting. Perhaps the problem is that so many are convinced that it's "just" a racial issue, not a general police issue.
Is an aquifer ever likely to get saturated? I have no expertise in this area, but in the US at least the concern is always over aquifers being depleted, not so fully saturated that they can't absorb more water. My understanding was that it takes very long time for water to actually get from ground level down into an aquifer.
Yes, for compile crystal program to windows binary, you need to install VS Build Tools.

But after the executable binary is compiled then it can run without any dependencies. I think the later is more important for a window program.

I gave the exes to my users and none of them had any problem running it.

For development currently WSL is still the best way to run crystal in windows.
Sounds like a straw man argument. I’m talking about NCLA — not Media Matters.

If you agree that NCLA is objectively right-wing in their supported causes, then that’s all that matters here.
Someone already mentioned the Lamy Safari which I think is a great starter pen but the Pilot Metropolitan, Kaweco sport, and TWSBI Eco are all great. I think the last one is kind of ugly but I have one and it writes well.
Cut nearly 300 calories a day by doing something you already do
> Apple is still one of the few big techies that is relying on making better products to increase revenue

You can't be serious. Apple is playing every dirty trick they can to spill you down to the last cent. Developer fees, lock in, optional charger, dongle galore, star high device prices with modest hardware, the list is infinite
High-speed drones are revolutionizing how we watch winter sports
> With regards to changes in willpower, that seems like a strong assertion, got any sources on that?

How is it a strong assertion that willpower HAS NOT changed? Isn’t that the null hypothesis? It seems to me that you’d need evidence that it HAS changed
I think putting it this way absolves the Brazilian government too much. What happened is 100% their fault.

The hospital moved to a new site but as there was disagreement with their previous landlord they were prevented to move equipments by the police despite trying to secure the source which was later stolen and having repeatedly warned of its danger.
That's messed up. Both sites' filters even call 1080p "2K", but most manufacturers are using the term for 1440p.
"Pakistan is home to over 7,200 glaciers, more than anywhere outside the poles. Rising temperatures, linked to climate change, are likely making many of them melt faster and earlier, adding water to rivers and streams that are already swollen by rainfall."

https://www.vox.com/science-and-health/2022/8/30/23327341/pa...
My p.o.v. as a user:

I do not sign up at such sites. I do not make relevant decisions based on such websites.

I would be absolutely OK with complete lack of verification.

Again, user perspective: You will never get a grasp of the exact work culture at some potential employer by reading subjective comments. As a user i simply take in hints of red flags which i would validate or negate personally by having a chat with some of the folks.
Correlation is not causation. There are many, many reasons why opioids are used.
I think social media totally could be like a minivan if the companies took it seriously and built tools for folks at different stages in their lives. Instead they seem to be locked into chasing the youngest people and the most mindshare, always.

In my life a lot of the reason folks got off FB was 1. the experience became trash and 2. the brand became toxic. Neither of these things are about folks moving to the better, newer social network just cuz that's where everybody was.

In general I think the social media companies have no actual vision but are spooked about becoming the next Friendster/MySpace so they constantly react, desperately trying to not become irrelevant.

I think also that figuring out something that works in social media is hard and somewhat random; absent a framework to help imagine new futures people will always become reactive and defensive. Of course SM companies have to frame that as innovation and convince their shareholders that "becoming tiktok" is somehow visionary and helpful because "yes we're losing eyeballs but we're going to double-down on what we do really well and learn from it because we think the future has space for many types of social media" doesn't convince shareholders.

Idk, rambling now, but so frustrated at the whole market.
The VM starts up plenty fast. The slow part is when people use reflective dependency injection containers that take seconds to scan the class path before before executing.
I've either never heard of or never bothered to pay attention to SourceHut. https://sourcehut.org/

How did GitHub ever get so big when this exists? Is it because GH predates SourceHut? I'm not clear on when SH came into existence, but they have entries on their blog from 2019.

> * Absolutely no tracking or advertising

> * All features work without JavaScript

> * Many features work without an account

> * The fastest & lightest software forge [links to https://forgeperf.org/ - which is very impressive]

> * 100% free and open source software

Edit: here's the actual "forge" site: https://sr.ht/
I promise you I could come up with something appropriate.
> I’d hope that any organization concerned with civil liberties would make the effort to act in a bipartisan, politically neutral way.

That seems naive. LGBTQ organizations are going to naturally bias heavily liberal. The NRA is naturally going to bias heavily conservative. Quite a few of our civil liberties are deeply partisan.
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A quarter is like a decade at an early stage startup though. I'm not sure how many employees OPs company has though, so maybe they're at a bigger stage.

We're at 4 people currently and it would be extremely difficult to set goals that span 3 months. There is too much in flux.
I strongly recommend this channel if you're into all-things semiconductor industry. Great insights and (pretty much) every episode is well written and to the point.
That’s interesting. Eastern European perspectives always are. We do have “grade A” eggs and such (in the US). It requires a balance of free market and regulations. Tough to strike the right mix.

I’m a free market, no government intervention guy for non-necessities like phones. Less a fan of such an approach on basics. Still needs to be lighter touch. Food should be heavier handed since it leads to healthcare outcomes and productivity losses.
Doesn’t seem to have hurt Wolfowitz much (well, he didn’t marry but still).
So how does COSTCO thrive?
Sounds a lot more like playing 44.1kHz audio through a 48kHz device
the people saying "how can I get my hands on more money" are usually (NB: not ALWAYS) the same ones seeking to eliminate regulations so that they can get their hands on more money

the regulations exist because everyone else thought that more safety was more important than those people getting richer

if you're talking about other regulations that "stall process", which ones specifically?
Interesting. Is there a US variant out there, too?

(This one looks promising: https://github.com/jceloria/recruiter-spam/blob/master/list....)
Those riots had absolutely nothing to do with police surveillance.
Except it has happened about every 12 years throughout history

The ancients even created a name for it: La Nina.
You give the legal system way too much credit. When it comes to evidence provided by the police, "spoofed data" is considered an ultra rare edge case not worth considering unless the defense has some excellent evidence to the contrary.
That’s because amphetamines were a piss-poor solution. Meds like Mounjaro, which directly eliminate hunger hormonally in the brain instead of simply being a side-effect of brain overstimulation, seem like a significantly better option to me

Disclaimer: Been on Mounjaro for 1 month and have lost 15 pounds absolutely effortlessly and with zero side effects
Isn't inflation only caused by governments spending money only if money is printed in the process?

Otherwise, it's just a re-allocation of money within a fixed budget. E.g. instead of money being allocated to building a new road it is allocated to subsidising train rides. The supply of money doesn't increase.
In that case I certainly wouldn't be surprised either way. IIRC the altitude of the water makes a difference.
A more suitable comparison would be whether the US's (or Germany's) healthcare system is more or less regulated compared to 50 years ago. Now also look at the pricing.
They are in short supply, however you can still pay normal retail price. Check https://rpilocator.com/ .
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It already has been - the Fourth Amendment to the US Constitution.
It is rendering using the 2D canvas API. There's a device context class (wxDC) for each wxWidgets port that implements primitive drawing ops (DrawLine, DrawText, etc). For the WASM port, I created a glue library in javascript [1] that wxDC calls into for each primitive.

[1] https://github.com/ahilss/wxWidgets-wasm/blob/master/build/w...
What word? They don't supply any evidence regarding this discussion in your linked page.
Are mass notifications the new sub-prime lending?
That sounds unlikely
Excuse me?

1. Phase out all active reactors without a plan for extending their life
2. Reactors reach end of life gracefully. France decides to extend their life since they don’t have any backup energy sources.
3. Cry that 34 reactors with the same rough age and same design are down for preventive maintenance since they start showing signs of aging.

Are you insane, stupid, malicious or just ignorant?
2x is current normal due to shortages, 10x is definitely wrong places.

You can snipe at 1x from the usual rpi vendors when they come back in stock, if you make the effort.
Crytal can disable GC and runtime too.

https://crystal-lang.org/reference/1.4/syntax_and_semantics/...

Of course, same as Nim, you lose access to most of the stdlib.
Did you guys ever do a post-mortem on how you might have solved that problem, or even how other games solved that problem?

If this was 1997, this would've been around the same time as Star Fox 64, and while that game was mostly on-rails (like Panzer Dragoon), it did have the "all range mode" maps where your movement was fully 3D. I played that game quite frequently as a child, and I don't remember ever feeling like I was having trouble hitting the enemy ships. Maybe the game had a very generous auto-target/fudge factor turned on so that the player felt like their aim was more accurate than it truly was?
How can i combine this with my CI pipeline?
Yay. Recreational marijauna user here and opioids scare the crap out of me. Had to take 10 oxycodone after a surgery and if they can hand those out they can hand out marijauna capsules or whatever. It's really that simple.
> Any link to read about this 0.5 - 30 inch/hr conversion?

Read From Dirt to Soil by Gabe Brown. He also mentions the first inch (2.5cm) infiltrates in 9 seconds! So his soil drinks up more water in 9 seconds than nearby farms do in an entire hour.

> was this a carefully controlled experiment?

NRCS water infiltration tests.

https://www.nrcs.usda.gov
Cases of pneumonia due to unknown cause in Tucumán, Argentina [pdf]
I think a lot more people would switch to weed if:

1) You couldn't get a DUI at T+1-2 days after smoking. Many states including my own, merely need to show marijuana metabolites in your blood to convict for DUI.

2) Gun rights. You're staring down the barrel of 5+ years in jail of the feds find you in possession of weed with a firearm, even if pot is legal in your state.

Until those two things are fixed, anyone who depends on driving to keep their job or a firearm to protect their family should have some serious reservations about trading the bar for the dispensary.