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I'm assuming you view that as a good thing for open source projects. Without a large, free platform like GitHub, many open source projects would not exist.

There are other source hosting options, but people don't want to host their own, pay to host their project, email patches, or create an account for every project.
This app is my daily driver. It was hard to find in the App Store though when I searched for rpn calculators, it was a huge relief to find it.

Little known perhaps but you can tap the display to bring up the main menu. From there you can optionally select a different skin. I use GDW-Modern-i5, a nice clean darkmode with orange highlights.

Edit: actually you have to download new skins from a gallery webpage first via what I can only describe as a tiny embedded web browser you can bring up by clicking "Load..." in the bottom left corner. Truly this must be God's own calculator app.
Exactly.

My dosage is 25mg of Adderall XR per day. Not only can you not shoot up with it, the fact that it's extended release really puts a damper on how high you can get on it. I honestly doubt an addict would get much out of taking my entire month's prescription all at once.

If it was the instant release pills instead of extended release capsules, then, maybe they could get a couple good highs out of it. But the point is that you're right: I'm not prescribed enough to even get addicted, much less sustain an addiction.
It was phenomenally bad marketing, at least how I recall it.

As a huge Nintendo fan who loved his GameCube and Wii and didn't really care that it was just my 'nintendo machine', because I had an Xbox and a pc alongside it.

Somehow I completely missed the WiiU and always assumed it was a peripheral for console that I was already a bit meh about. it fit right in with their other 'accessories' that I never cared about.

Eventually I bought one with a whole bunch of games second-hand...
Nope. There is no such rule, at least not in the UK. There are several manufacturers of exotic cars that only sell LHD versions here because RHD version isn't worth developing. For example Polestar 1 can only be ordered as LHD in the UK, or perhaps more famously, the Bugatti Chiron.

It's only a question of whether your clients want your car so much that they will put up with having the steering wheel on the "wrong" side. Volkswagen can't just start selling an LHD golf here simply because your regular buyer wouldn't buy one, not because the regulations forbid it.
Interesting comment. I read the first three paragraphs, then jumped to the last paragraph, which looked too long to read. :-)
Baking is chemistry so amounts matter. In most cooking though, they aren’t critical.

I like some family recipes from India: if you get a list of ingredients up front at all, no amounts will be specified. And in the middle you’ll see “add the milk” when no milk had appeared in the recipe up to that point.
Cybertruck was pulled from sale in Australia. [1]

And the head of the car safety organisation strongly implied it wouldn't be street legal. [2]

[1] https://www.drive.com.au/news/tesla-cybertruck-pulled-from-s...

[2] https://thedriven.io/2019/11/27/tesla-cybertruck-may-be-unsa...
> btw I am wearing shorts as I type this.

Fair enough, it's probably hot out.
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To get to/from that local time representation, you can still store it as a timestamp (to know when it actually happened) and use a timezone database that tells you what the people living there in that moment labeled that time as, right?
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On a different story:

Our son had his iPhone stolen from him at school. He was in 6th grade and put his bag down to play ball when someone must have walked up and rummaged through his backpack. Once he realized it was stolen he called me from his friend's phone. I jumped on Find My and had it down to a house. They turned it off as soon as I pinged and sent a message to it. So, I called the principal and told her, "Could you ask the student who lives at 555 Friendly Lane in North Beach to return my iPhone or I'm going to call the police." The reaction she gave kind of let me know she knew who they were. Kiddo had the phone back in the morning and got a scolding from me and the principal about guarding his things.

If the other kid didn't return it I don't know what we could have done. But I think mentioning the police were involved made him, probably 10-12yo, feel he was over his head. An adult would probably tell us to fuck off.
It would have been nice if some of the example photos were less post produced, and had the kind of reference image quality dpreview used to use, so we can see how leica compatible lenses and the 12megapixel CCD interact.

It's significantly smaller than a 35mm film area, it should avoid some of the lens edge spherical abberation and coma issues but also has less light falling on it maybe.

It looked to be fixed shutter speed variable aperture? Tying it to the flash trigger event was smart, if I recall correctly flash tended to fixed shutter speed for logical reasons.

Great project. I loved how it was non destructive.
IT IS ARGUABLY (ACTUALLY) EVEN CLOSER TO "FUTA". Maybe they are upset with Teaching Assistance?
To be fair, the bike in BotW so late that it has no real meaningful impact on the game. It's just a fun little reward for practically beating the game so you can now run around and do stupid stuff.

The "vehicles" in this are more like platforms and scraps that you string together to create something that moves by itself.
Memory transference in organ transplant recipients
I’m afraid you’re right. I don’t need a dock. And I don’t want locked into an eco-system.

The removal of Miracast was already a nightmare. The Chromecast image quality is worse, latency is worse and you need to the online. Thanks to Google „eco-system“.

Actually the „tablet” itself looks like a good device. At least more money left for ThinkPads and Linux ^^
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Meh, I drove a LHD car in the UK for 5 years and it really wasn't an issue at all. In car parks you just unclip your seatbelt and reach out, unless you drive some monster truck it's really not a big deal(and I used to park in a multistorey carpark every day so had the routine well practiced).

I'm not saying this is something for everyone, but it's definitely not a deal-breaker.

Also, safety? In what sense? Because of overtaking? It's really not a huge deal - you just don't overtake unless you're absolutely sure you can see what you're doing. Same as in an RHD car.
What I want to know is what provoked the change of heart. Two years ago, the position was as follows:

"If there comes a time we stop developing the software and feel 'finished', we'll consider it, but we're a long way from that place so it's not worth losing any sleep over thinking about this at the moment. Rohan’s joy is coding. Not gonna take that away from him and let everyone else have all the fun :)
Btw, please don't try debate us on this. We're fans of the open source movement and of course understand the benefits it has, this is a decision we've made."

So, does this mean they consider the Deluge "finished"?

https://forums.synthstrom.com/discussion/3572/open-source
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>I don't want to see people die, but on the other hand I fully understand that we must die

Those are not mutually compatible

Well, unless you take some esoteric interpretation where one can be absolved from the immediate implications of what they think are the most desirable states for the universe

If one considers it necessary for people to die, one wants people to die. It's part of the whole considering death necessary
But with your pc you can play at 1080p ultra and have 60+ fps, on the switch you can't
Interesting, I actually tried this, and the first time he replied "I cannot comply with that order" first.
I get, from his point of view, that he removed the cameras. But the plane wreckage? How stupid can people be...
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In similar price range Tascam trumps Zoom!
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It likely isn't even 1080, the Switch itself is 720 and games MAY upscale to 1080p when docked, but that will affect performance as well.

The Switch was underpowered at launch, but that kept it affordable I guess. I hope they do a revision, they tried that with the "New Nintendo 2/3DS" but I don't believe that was very successful - only a handful of games came out targeting the hardware refresh. No games company wanted to leave the millions of regular 2/3DS consoles behind.
It seems that the number of accidents actually dropped for a while after the switch in Sweden but it increased again after people got used to the change. [1]

[1] https://realscandinavia.com/this-day-in-history-swedish-traf...
The EU AI act is coming, this time for real probably
I wonder if it is possible to retrofit a LHD to an RHD?
But fast charging makes batteries very hot too.

Btw, you basically just asked people to know when they are wrong. Seems very optimistic...
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Circumstances vary, but especially in our industry, I've seen way more examples of people staying too long when they should have moved on. Even absent abuse or mistreatment.

In my career, I've already done it twice, and I'm in my mid-thirties.
Today I discovered something in French on an English website. Thanks!
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In Argentina everyone is on WhatsApp… but it’s not “to not discriminate anyone”. It’s because when WhatsApp came about we were still paying through the nose for SMS… so it was seen as “free text messages”. Then voice messages became super popular because it’s faster for people on phones with no/bad dictation and subpar/broken touchscreens and/or predictive not adjusted for local language (Spanish varies wildly from country to country, specially colloquially).
Which is a quote outside of the article, so the article itself doesn't contribute that much. :D

The more funny part is how the article talks about men who sit at home, play games, and watch porn, and later calls them "warriors".
> policies for it like "You can't hide your WHOIS info" would be set by the US government

I have actually checked this, and you're (partially) wrong on this one. To be fair, I was also wrong that GoDaddy (within limitations set by the Department of Commerce) has free reign here. The actual process is more boring: while the US DOC has veto powers, in practice it's the .US Stakeholder Council (https://www.about.us/stakeholders) which decides on matters about .US policies.

On that note, in the specific issue of no-proxies rule it was the US DOC who enforced it, not GoDaddy or Neustar (which was the previous operator): https://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A7251-2005Mar...
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Agreed, and that is also a good advice for those submitting responses to open consultations. Yet, Vaughan-Nichols certainly was not pedantic in this piece.
the director aoji aonuma has to be the oldest looking salaryman i've ever seen. i think that says a lot.

long hours, very high level of expectations, fine tuned attention to good gameplay design, and the protection of higher ups execs like miyamoto from bean counters.
Instead of telling all this to a stranger on the internet, tell this to your doctor. Look this may sound weird but if your doctor can prescribe you medicine for an underlying medical condition without determining if you have that underlying medical condition then there is a good chance they can assist in determining whether or not you have an underlying medical condition.
i'd assume that wheelchair visitors are usually <1% and hence argue that it's not overly relevant for the decision.
In 2017, Breath of The Wild developers shared a lot of details of the process at the game dev conference CEDEC.

Nintendo made blogs take down the pictures of the slides afterwards, but here is a good summary:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZzcVs8tNfE
I think to use the fetus the @ should represent a kernel, object, but in a generic form such / representing the top of the tree.

I can also see the term becoming controversial such male and female vs. plug and socket. Some see the former as blatantly sexual and the latter requiring dirty mind to be sexual.

Maybe it's best to hold off on that reference until we get more voices to chime in.
There are hundreds of lawyers and retired judges who would happily and legally provide their opinion to be published alongside their name, this is not done because of disinterest. Not because of a commitment to factual reporting.
As an anecdotal observation - the model S is pretty rare in the UK, but I see plenty of model Xs around. I'd love to see the actual sales numbers.
Insufficient data for a meaningful answer.
It's using proven technology and they didn't push any boundaries, graphics wise; Breath of the Wild also came out for the Wii U, which is nearly 11 years old now and even at the time didn't really try to push any performance boundaries.
I've never done UI automation in Ghidra but it was pretty easy to script full file decompilation.
Sure, but why? Is there a benefit? I know many people who buy cheap RHD cars to convert to LHD. Especially for luxury brands.
This really feels like a replacement for Nest Hub.

Next version will offer a version of the dock with Nest features (mic, iot support).
That's definitely down to the developers; it doesn't look visually advanced, and they know exactly what hardware constraints they had to work on.
The biggest help for distinct fields overall would be to assign statisticians to them. The amount of academics that doesn’t understand anything about statistics/the scientific method is insane. And whether we like it or not, some math knowledge is required for any academic, otherwise we risk some diabetes care paper reinventing calculus badly, taking the “number of little squares beneath the curve” as the true value… [1]

[1] https://academia.stackexchange.com/questions/9602/rediscover...
Huh, how odd; I had the opposite impression, as I came to write praise for how fun the writer was with this little story. Different strokes.
On level 2 or 3 I got it to give me the password backwards - but it didn’t quite reversed it properly so I had to make a few gueses.

Are any of those anywhere close or just nonsense?
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> If I stop running, lifting weights, eating a really clean diet, sleeping restfully, or start smoking/drinking - I feel it now and there's no hiding from it.

No offense, but alternative read of this is: you're probably spending a huge part of your life on coping mechanisms for a problem that can be better corrected with a pill.

It's either that, or you're one of those legendary superhumans I keep hearing about on the Internet, who can simultaneously run, hike, hit the gym every other day, home-cook meals or otherwise obsess about "healthy eating" and fitness, and then also hold a full-time job, have a spouse and children, run a side hustle, volunteer in the community, drive kids to soccer matches and still sleep 8 hours a day.
Sweden never had many vehicles with the driver on the right though. Prior to 1967 Swedish drivers sat on the "wrong" side. Some drivers protested the change as they felt uncomfortable sitting close to opposing traffic (no word on why they thought their passengers deserved that).
The problem is that I can't tell if people who say/write this would unironically wear long-sleeve button-down shirts to shorts or if that thought would make their head explode.
Thanks for the comment. It helps me think how to clarify what I was trying to say.

What I wanted to express is that using JSON Schema (or any such) for validation encounters a many-to-one mapping from multiple possible types across any/all given programming languages to a single JSON Schema form. That is, instances of multiple programming language types may be serialized to JSON such that their data may be validated according to a single, common JSON Schema form. This is fine, no problem.

OTOH, using JSON Schema (or any such) for codegen reverses that mapping to be one-to-many. It is this that leads to ambiguity and problems.

Restricting to a subset of JSON Schema is only goes so far. For example, we can not discard JSON Schema `object` as it is too fundamental. But, given a simple `object` schema that happens to specify all properties have a common type `T` it is ambiguous to generate C++'s `class` or `struct` or a `std::map<string,T>`. Likewise, a JSON Schema `array` can be mapped to a large set of possible collection types.

To fight the ambiguity, one possibility is to augment the schema with language-specific information. At least, if we have a JSON Schema `object` we may add a (non `required`) property to provide a hint. Eg, we may add `cpp_type` propety. Then, typically, the overhead of using a codegen schema is only beneficial if we will generate code in multiple languages. So, this type hinting approach means growing our hints to include a `java_type`, `python_type`, etc. This is minor overhead compared to writing language types in "long hand" but still somewhat unsatisfying. With enough type-theory expertise (which I lack) perhaps it is possible to abstractly and precisely name the desired type which then codegen for each language can implement without ambiguity. But, given the wealth of types, even sticking with just a programming language's standard library, this abstraction may be fraught with complication. I think of the remaining ambiguity between specifying use of C++'s `std::map` vs `std::unordered_map` given an abstract type hint of, say, `associative_array`. Or `std::array`, `std::list`, `std::vector`, `std::tuple` if given a JSON Schema `array`).

I don't think this is a failing of JSON Schema per se but is an inherent problem for any codegen schema to confront. Something new must enter the picture to remove the ambiguity. In (my) practice, this ambiguity is killed simply by making limiting choices in the implementation of the codegen. This is fine until it isn't and the user says, "what do you mean I can't generate a `std::map`!". Ask me how I know. :)
I hope you understand that it is not possible to make such data? You have to use common sense to determine if the assertion is valid or not.
LLVM ir. So probably there are some flags somewhere. Also supports openmp and gpu compute through decorators.
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It's even harder. Is the time the user entered actually an always-local time?

As in, if I set my alarm for 08:00, I'd expect it to wake me up 08:00 local regardless if I'm in Oslo or I've traveled to say New York.

However if I make a calendar event things are less clear cut. For meetings and such it makes sense that the time is global time (hence stored in UTC), but for tasks it can be be either or, depending.
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When you're young you have your best chance by far against most diseases, and after you've had it you likely pick up some degree of immunity to it (and other things like it) that you carry with you when you become a parent, or a grandparent. One of the signs of age is how rarely you catch flus. All those mutations recycle and even though you've become weak, you've built up a library.

Not all diseases behave like that, and all should be treated differently. Really you should just do public health, and have statistics, and let those make the decisions instead of doing policy by omission, or deciding by intuition.
I had to google golf umbrella and I'm still not sure if it's just the size.
Agree. I come across this all the time from people who should know better. Furthermore, eventually the actions taken by that file will outgrow bash, so if you wanted to replace it with something written in python (for example), you could with no loss of naming integrity.
Similarly, for bzip2 there is pbzip2 (http://compression.great-site.net/pbzip2/?i=1).

zstd & xz support the "-T" argument for setting thread count. If you pass "-T 0" it will attempt to detect and use a thread per physical core.
The market for RHD is really large. Deciding not to target it has massive longterm consequences for any company.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Left-_and_right-hand_traffic

Noting it uses LHT and RHT which is inverse to driver side.
This is not a particularly strongly true statement, and in fact there is quite a lot of evidence that for the vast majority of coughs/colds/viral infections it is in fact false. This is evidenced by the surge in infections a child (or a new nursing or medical student) receives on starting daycare/hospital. For sure COVID and the Flu have significant flow on effects to the population but COVID aside (there is some weird evidence coming through about repeated infections in different populations here) having an infection pretty much always results in a significantly reduced second round (or you are, in fact, immune)
JSDoc TS is well documented: https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/jsdoc-supported...

It's not 1:1 in features though, but because you can import definitions https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/jsdoc-supported... you can use a file a part whenever you encounter any of those advanced features / edge cases current JSDoc does not support.

Like other said, it's still TS after all, and there are escape hatches when needed.

In so many projects I use JSDoc TS, the amount of projects that ended up needing a manual .d.ts file not utomatically generated via `tsc` can be counted in half hand.

Maybe people could give it a try, after all if you comment a method, beside its signature and return types, you can as well just move types in there ;-)
The initial great, great grandparent comment said something like "Florida had a horrible response to COVID". Your response was to state Florida has more elderly than other states, apparently refuting the fact that Florida's response to COVID was horrible. Why? Because it seems like mostly only old people died. This indicates that adequate precautions were not taken to protect the elderly.

The type of trolling you're doing isn't cute.