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You can always pipe to sort

I didn't understand the reference. I looked it up and may have found it here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magpie#Cultural_references

> In European culture, the magpie is reputed to collect shiny objects, often in fiction things like wedding rings or other valuable or significant objects (often causing consternation at the disappearance, and false accusation of humans in the plot of the story); the most well-known example probably being Rossini's opera "La Gazza Ladra" (The Thieving Magpie). Recent research [8] has shown that there is little truth in the legend, and that magpies - like many animals - are actually unsettled by shiny, blue, or otherwise unusual objects.

Is there raw data available somewhere?

> Amazon recently announced that all non essential work travel is cancelled. Friend who works there said they are taking it very seriously - any "essential" travel must be approved from the highest levels.

Same at Toyota. At least for international travel.

A CLI version of this would be pretty useful to me.

There is placard abuse, and also little risk of of penalty for parking illegally?

Einstein's theory hasn't yet been reconciled with quantum theory. That's a good place to watch for progress.

They specifically say in the course overview that they are using the term "hacker" in this sense: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hacker_culture

Not "hacker" in this sense: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Security_hacker

Those are the languages for which they provide an SDK.

To quote the github readme: "any programming language as long as gRPC is supported"

You can use gaia without an official sdk. You just need to handle the gRPC integration yourself.

As someone who holds a commercial pilots license but works in software development, I'd love to find a hybrid job solving problems I'm aviation with tech.

That's how bash works by default. This tool would be of no use if that's how it worked.

It's the latter. The server is just abstracted away. As far as I know lambda is just docker containers running on EC2.

With i3, all windows benefit from the splitting/tiling behavior. Not just terminal windows.

If all the scammer wanted was email addresses, they could have written a random yahoo email address generator on their own. They want legitimate email + password combos.

I use Teams at work. Rumor has it that we are switching (back) to Slack, and I cannot wait. Teams is terrible. The UI is sluggish, and the UX is unintuitive to the point that it almost feels intentionally confusing.

Your twitter followers whom you also follow. I had to read the source to find that out.

Do you have any suggested resources for learning React in this way?

I doubt that they can manufacture enough Pi Zero's to match demand without purchase restrictions. Not only that, but you also get people buying them in bulk and reselling them.

Simulating dust kick-up would be easier than constructing a "low gravity" room.

I've never heard anyone equate a CNA with a nurse.

Wow thanks. I had no idea how much my tinnitus bothered me until I listened to that and felt the relief. It felt like water was being drained from my ears!

It's common in New Zealand as well.

A GUI. Seriously though, they are probably using the technologies that you mentioned (or some equivalent) under the hood.

Technological advantage is a legal means to become a monopoly, according to the SEC link above.

That's a really great source. Though they do note that Google's market power isn't all that durable (because they don't charge, and competitors exist), they obviously conclude that they have unlawfully obtained monopolistic status.

Google doesn't have the "durable market power" described here: https://www.ftc.gov/tips-advice/competition-guidance/guide-a...

They can't raise prices and exclude competitors long term.

Market dominance is not the same as a monopoly.

https://ghost.org/ is pretty a nice blogging platform.

I use the same except for ranger. I'll have to check it out now.

Awesome! I'm glad you said something because that looks great.