The show (Jeremy kyle) was taken off air because someone who failed the polygraph committed suicide. https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2019/05/13/jeremy-kyle-take...
> But Harv doesn’t need ... sick days. Spoken like someone who has never run a factory
You can use any indexing scheme you like now. Arrays can start at [-100] if you feel like it. https://docs.julialang.org/en/v1/devdocs/offset-arrays/
> enormous amounts of ketchup, because it very efficiently .... if it was efficient, why use enormous amounts? The conditions you describe are called "food deserts" and is an oft discussed topic.…
Apply it to Olympic 100m runners
It does undermine the value logistics / delivery companies provide to the customers. An industry that works on 3% margins already.
Are you sure it's not because they are the obvious things?
> making community college and trade school level degrees free that's a tax on the non-attendees, why should they pay for your education when it significantly raises your earning potential?
A screwdriver A pillar drill A MIG Welder + Mask A chop saw + cutting disc A pipe bender Some spray You must have really expensive tool shops round your way
Plan9 has multiple native web browsers, Mothra, Abaco & Charon. You could run Opera in Linux emulation mode and also use VNC to another machine. Did you see the part where I was a website devops for 10 years using Plan9?
Plan9 was far superior as a developer's system. It's text based tools are the best, bar none. But really it owes that to Project Oberon. "Everything is a file" as an abstraction enables you to build really powerful…
It's not Plan9's improvement. It was never designed that way. It's a stand alone product. It has nowhere near the richness of Plan9. Source: I worked as an Inferno developer.
yes, and I was a website devops during that time. that's my desktop in wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acme_(text_editor)
I found during my ten years in Plan9 it was the most usable OS I have experienced in my 35 years of computing. My only problem with it is every other platform is now ruined because I gnash my teeth and say "would have…
Word is a set of COM objects, you can run it server side without the UI.
Why is "scientists" the name of the group? That seems to be an appeal to authority. This group is making an ethical argument, not a scientific one. Which probably why without “supervision or meaningful human control” is…
Read the actual report. CNBC's version is an example of what some people call "Fake News" https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/...
Paul "recession is imminent" Krugman
There is also an estimate of 50 million dead as a result of starvation as a consequence of the colonial invasions of China in the late 19th C See Mike Davis' Late Victorian Holocausts…
Suggesting people tweet "learn to code" at journalists wasn't specifically targeting Ben Popken
implementations are not languages
What would you call this highly publicised and still present Tweet from CNN presenter, Kathy Griffin, I wonder [1] > Name these kids. I want NAMES. Shame them. If you think these fuckers wouldn’t dox you in a heartbeat,…
And he got 1 response. Not very effective.
Do you know why f spez was happening at the time? and on the drama end of things > former Reddit CEO Ellen Pao weighed in on the thread with her own criticisms of the current CEO. "I would have immediately fired anyone…
Who was co-ordinating the tweeting of "Learn to code" at Ben Popken? Perhaps I can put it another way "I don’t believe that we can afford to take a neutral stance anymore. I don’t believe that we should optimize for…
The show (Jeremy kyle) was taken off air because someone who failed the polygraph committed suicide. https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2019/05/13/jeremy-kyle-take...
> But Harv doesn’t need ... sick days. Spoken like someone who has never run a factory
You can use any indexing scheme you like now. Arrays can start at [-100] if you feel like it. https://docs.julialang.org/en/v1/devdocs/offset-arrays/
> enormous amounts of ketchup, because it very efficiently .... if it was efficient, why use enormous amounts? The conditions you describe are called "food deserts" and is an oft discussed topic.…
Apply it to Olympic 100m runners
It does undermine the value logistics / delivery companies provide to the customers. An industry that works on 3% margins already.
Are you sure it's not because they are the obvious things?
> making community college and trade school level degrees free that's a tax on the non-attendees, why should they pay for your education when it significantly raises your earning potential?
A screwdriver A pillar drill A MIG Welder + Mask A chop saw + cutting disc A pipe bender Some spray You must have really expensive tool shops round your way
Plan9 has multiple native web browsers, Mothra, Abaco & Charon. You could run Opera in Linux emulation mode and also use VNC to another machine. Did you see the part where I was a website devops for 10 years using Plan9?
Plan9 was far superior as a developer's system. It's text based tools are the best, bar none. But really it owes that to Project Oberon. "Everything is a file" as an abstraction enables you to build really powerful…
It's not Plan9's improvement. It was never designed that way. It's a stand alone product. It has nowhere near the richness of Plan9. Source: I worked as an Inferno developer.
yes, and I was a website devops during that time. that's my desktop in wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acme_(text_editor)
I found during my ten years in Plan9 it was the most usable OS I have experienced in my 35 years of computing. My only problem with it is every other platform is now ruined because I gnash my teeth and say "would have…
Word is a set of COM objects, you can run it server side without the UI.
Why is "scientists" the name of the group? That seems to be an appeal to authority. This group is making an ethical argument, not a scientific one. Which probably why without “supervision or meaningful human control” is…
Read the actual report. CNBC's version is an example of what some people call "Fake News" https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/...
Paul "recession is imminent" Krugman
There is also an estimate of 50 million dead as a result of starvation as a consequence of the colonial invasions of China in the late 19th C See Mike Davis' Late Victorian Holocausts…
Suggesting people tweet "learn to code" at journalists wasn't specifically targeting Ben Popken
implementations are not languages
What would you call this highly publicised and still present Tweet from CNN presenter, Kathy Griffin, I wonder [1] > Name these kids. I want NAMES. Shame them. If you think these fuckers wouldn’t dox you in a heartbeat,…
And he got 1 response. Not very effective.
Do you know why f spez was happening at the time? and on the drama end of things > former Reddit CEO Ellen Pao weighed in on the thread with her own criticisms of the current CEO. "I would have immediately fired anyone…
Who was co-ordinating the tweeting of "Learn to code" at Ben Popken? Perhaps I can put it another way "I don’t believe that we can afford to take a neutral stance anymore. I don’t believe that we should optimize for…