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9y ago
The effect is the other way around; diseases like aids, malaria, polio were/are the scourges of the third world, because the poor do not have the means to treat them; the viruses/bacteria in the third world suffer low evolutionary
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9y ago
By using prepared statements, which you can use as well.
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Huh, I feel exactly the same way. I've never been employed in a position where the bottom-up approach was the one people were actually looking for, so I've always felt guilty about my work ethic - I feel like I'm satisfying m
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9y ago
We have accepted that you can curtail certain rights for criminals, so I can't see why we couldn't add "not using Whatsapp" to them. All you have to do is prove a certain person is a criminal. Innocent until proven guilt
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Before you(or anyone else) commits to this plan, consider that your point of view may not be shared by the chinese people themselves. Your activism may have a negative effect for a variety of reasons - the people you're trying to educa
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Knowing what the words mean in Latin doesn't help you in any legal sense. You won't be able to present "at first sight evidence"(?!) in any useful manner without knowing the legal requirements and procedures. What you ne
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I think the usage of Latin is very effective in this case; The meaning of the Latin words themselves is not important, the jargon is defined in legal texts and in the law. Meanwhile, the usage of Latin allows you to quickly identify which p
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I think one overlooked factor here is the next move for companies should Net Neutrality remain in force. Reading the Telco act that NN is based on, it allows the FCC to decide which ISPs to be burdened with the regulation(the intention bein
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Er, the type of the result(positive/negative) should be orthogonal to the methodology, from the point of the reviewer. Reviewers should be checking for all these many combinatorial ways to get an incorrect result, whether it's p
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9y ago
I looked through the settings and I couldn't find this switch. There doesn't appear to be any way to stop people from tagging you in photos. All you seem to have control over is your own timeline - whether people can add to it, an
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"No shared view of the product. Since everyone is working on a long feature branch of their own, there is no consensus view of the state of the product. Managers can’t look at it and get a feeling for what is going on. Features get no
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.net core apps are portable and can be self-contained, not sure if they match your definition of small though(what's PE/RE?)
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I think the issue is exactly that - the colleges are low efficiency, either overpriced or not a good match for the position you go to work as. As a hypothetical, let's say that most jobs require a degree. Let's say that you use 50
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But does the progressive responsibility ladder exist for a high school graduate? Can they start their career in a job, even at an internship level? I think you can tease out three possible factors influencing the situation here: - more peop
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No, because I don't know what the underlying message is - you didn't spell it out, neither did parent, or anyone in this chain. If you unentangle the first example the author gives, she wants to give a task to the man, without exp
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But you didn't make an effort to reword it with the right words . Only you can see your internal thoughts and monologue, all we have to work with is the words we see. Judging by your post, we could reword the article down to this: &qu
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It seems like, in your scenario, the man is doing the emotional labor.
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I think lttng has kernel tracing. I don't know why the fragmentation you describe is "bad", though; it really depends on the tools themselves. If there's just a variety of tools for the same task, then that's health
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Pattern matching is so much sexier than switch statements. Writing state machines is one of the moments when the 1d top-down method of programming really hurts. I feel like I can easily understand an FSM drawing, but splay it out in code an
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I think there's several arguments why Apple would not want to attack this niche market. The strongest one is talent dilution. If they poach talent from existing teams, then the new project must be more profitable to make that a good id
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I agree with you generally that talking about 'safe' may be misleading. However, I don't think your example shows that idempotent operations can be 'unsafe' - I think it shows that the translation of user's int
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> it's going to be challenged in courts etc How are those challenges going? Any courts out there overruling FISC? > In Russia, there's a public law that mandates ISPs to install surveillance equipment that federal law enforc
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The drivers license makes a cost benefit analysis skewed for general use(eg driving to/from work). The usage of a taxi driver is different - perhaps it merits a different type of training and licensing.
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China invests heavily into Africa and the whole continent will be under its sphere of influence, with all its growing-out-of-poverty economies. They're hardly the isolationists you imagine.
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Is there any indication that scientists predominantly use whatsapp, so this would block innovation? When you say "this is an extremely inefficient way to share data", what do you mean? It's not like China doesn't have it
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What does this scenario have to do with "counter-suing" which you mentioned in your parent post? WRT patent grants, there's a few tidbits here and there about implicit patent grants( https://copyleft.org/guide-
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I've only used VSTS, not TFS on premises, but my experience is that all the "cool" VSTS features(complex work items, custom queries, kanban boards, etc) I just don't find much of a use for. These features are focused on
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The GPLv2 for example asserts that it provides a permissive patent grant under the "implied license" doctrine in patent law - https://copyleft.org/guide-next/comprehensive-gpl-guidech7.h... But you're ri
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Why would Facebook sue for copyright infringement? Suing them for patent infringement doesn't invalidate the copyright - not for BSD+PATENTS, and certainly not for MIT. Your scenario doesn't make sense.
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You could make an argument that the MIT license has an "implicit patent grant" due to its wording - check out http://en.swpat.org/wiki/Implicit_patent_licence I don't think much around patents and softwa
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