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and you don't mind violating the licensing agreement.

How did you handle XSS?

How does a student determine if a role produces real value?

When armed robbers took my iPhone, it ended up in Ho Chi Minh City after 3 weeks. I'm guessing it went robber -> fence -> exporter -> foreign shop. Presumably someone there defeated the Find My iPhone lock or parted it out then.

Eventually.

https://twitter.com/dhh/status/1232733919847469057?s=21

This someone only bought a book when they couldn't pirate it anywhere, unlike the rest of their "virtual library". They then "lent" the book to "everyone involved who really wanted to read it" and then wondered why DRM exists.

Seems appropriate.

But they can't if they don't know it's opt-out, which is why thread OP argues that BBC should announce this.

An architect that doesn't leave documentation and share knowledge isn't doing their job and management needs to get ahead of this. What if this "key person" decides to find another job?

Who has read through all the code of their direct dependencies, let alone transitive ones?

As a holder of S&P 500, it won't look big. As a majority stakeholder in a company that is on the border, it will.

The timing of when individual stocks are added or removed from the index seems like valuable information to holders of those stocks.

> the index committee is probably hesitant to add more technology firms

This surprised me. I had thought that S&P 500 was an objective list of large cap stocks, without subjective decisions about which companies to include.

Some businesses' fixed costs mean raising prices won't prevent bankruptcy.

Restaurants will remain available, but will movie theaters? They were already being disrupted by streaming services.

Google Jamboard with company issued iPads solves the whiteboarding.

Most people prefer to reinforce their own views instead of challenge them.

There are other concerns- availability, durability, security, privacy (once info leaves the box and goes into some system).

How's the state of Lisp in production these days?

Mobs are highly visible. A senator's flaky Internet is less so.

I agree that new Senate conventions could cover these cases.

Imagine a DDoS attempting to prevent quorum or affect vote outcomes! Lots of edge cases to iron out.

If you enroll in COBRA within 60 days, you can retroactively claim coverage. If you have current cashflow issues but have only minor healthcare expenses, you can wait to see if you need it.

Of course before going this route, check with a reputable source.

We can't expect everyone to secure their own data infrastructure. Billions don't even know how to use a Raspberry Pi.

Agreed. There's a difference between "stop buying masks because we need to save them for nurses" and "stop buying masks because they don't help at all*".

Lying erodes public trust.

There's an awesome book about getting better at predictions called "Superforecasting"

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/23995360-superforecastin...

The idea is to make lots of time-limited, falsifiable predictions with percentage estimates attached and check your track record.

It's crazy that the only people in power talking about reopening the economy are the ones who advocate taking less precautions.

I hope the public conversation will shift towards a culture of wearing face covers and having temperature checks and that governments will mobilize to make it happen. The status quo can't hold for 18 months while we test the vaccines.

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How many employees will this policy kill?

Found a Web NFC site to try it out:

https://webnfc.app/

I can't wait for the SP500 to replace the Dow in news reporting.

Pokemanki looks awesome!

The idea of Polar is also intriguing. I found a visual bug on your page:

https://i.imgur.com/P8dHkI9.png

I want a browser that can predict when I'll have patchy Internet, loading and prefetching as much as possible right before.