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I remember reading that the early versions of MS Word did the same thing, for performance reasons.

This is the most hacker-newsy title I've ever seen.

Lookup tldr on github. It works as a replacement for man pages 90% of the time.

Search for "CNN video" in the videos tab. You get plenty of results from cnn.com.

Is this about the fact that people can backup their Whatsapp messages using Google Drive?

“can you tell me your email password? I wanna check something in your emails..."

I know, I was being sarcastic.

In the short letter sundar says "we need to accept responsibility for the fact that a prominent Black, female leader with immense talent left Google unhappily".

It's beyond me how anybody could interpret this as dehumanizing or painting her as an angry Black woman.

For context, here's the email where sundar dehumanizes her and treats her like an angry Black woman: https://www.axios.com/sundar-pichai-memo-timnit-gebru-exit-1...

Care to elaborate? Was this using work profiles?

Let's say I don't care about a deposition, but I am only scared of my company spying on my personal activity. Should I be worried if I use a work profile?

>Want to go on vacation and still have my phone but not be bothered by company emails and calls. If you use a work profile on Android, you can disable it, eg at holidays or weekends. Not sure about the privacy.

No! Not quibi!

Do you have an example of a page that is a good result for that query?

>Whenever Google changes SEO in a bad direction What do you mean by Google changing SEO?

There are ads on the Gmail app??

What's grows exponentially is the volume of individual attacks, not the total volume, so normalization is not important.

Damn. Those code examples are complete insanity. Half won't even compile. It's like if I tried to write a textbook on how to do neurosurgery.

Everything is considered harmful.

https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&qu...

That was in 2009 apparently. Maybe it made sense then.

>Could you describe the process in few words?

Not really, I wouldn't know how to describe it. I just have an intuition of when a movie is "promising" according to my taste. An intuition that gets better the more trailer and movies I watch.

Only you can know what you like.

The more movies you watch, the better your intuiton for predicting if you'll like the movie by watching the trailer will get.

I found imdb scores are good to have a general idea. Eg I probably won't like a movie with a 5.9 score, even if the trailer seemed good. Or I'll give a movie with a >8 score a chance if the trailer is okay, but sometimes I know a movie is not for me by the trailer, no matter how high the score is.

For everything in between I decide mostly by the trailer and the past movies of the director.

So, another Bing API wrapper to add to the list?

My conspiracy theory mind tells me this is just brands doing a show of power to end up paying less for ads. Plus scoring a PR win. The bad part is that it encourages Facebook and others to do more aggressive automatic moderation, which has low precision and deletes accounts of people merely mentioning sensitive topics.

We all use ad blockers but most people don't.

Can't you scrape / download a bank statement? Or if you use a credit card scrape the card pdf statement.

You can always try selenium to download it programmatically if they don't let you. Or make a script to download it.

Quantity before quality, essentially.

Could be related to bitcoin. Most people with bitcoin have it because they expect it will be worth a lot more in the future, so they never spend it too buy stuff. Even if it was practical to buy things with bitcoin, they'll keep using dollars and storing the bitcoin they have.

Well now I want to spend a few hours using it to solve the peaceable queens problem: https://youtu.be/IN1fPtY9jYg

Of course it isn't, you couldn't have arbitrary binary files if one of the 256 possible bytes was reserved. That's why getchar returns int and not char; one char wouldn't be enough for 257 possible values (256 possible char values + eof).