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You might find this paper interesting for a counter perspective. http://joelvelasco.net/teaching/3334/block99-how_heritabilit...

The person is biased and dismissing is a good option.

Both.

You're forgetting that developers exist.

They released their product months ago.

> Most people probably realize it. What we need is for the American CEOs, financial elite, members of government that have investments in China...

The person you were originally replying to's comment.

This isn't relevant to the article.

They are running rival concentration camps, I can't imagine the competition is welcome.

KISS is great. Been using it for two months. No complaints.

The goal is to force every other company to do it as well, protecting the long-term prospects of Uber. A smart thing, and possibly a good one in the short term.

UNIX philosophy. You mean the UNIX philosophy.

The GPL is no less commercially friendly than the MIT, given it allows commercial usage, and explicitly protects commercial usage.

The GPL is a commercial-friendly license, and in fact, that's one of the freedoms it explicitly protects.

No. You're either misinformed or intentionally lying.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2019/aug/16/an-eye-for-an-...

https://www.reuters.com/news/picture/medic-shot-in-eye-durin...

Ignoring that police shot a medical volunteer's eye out.

That is what freedom of speech implies, yes.

You can read Twitter.com in a browser.

If you had read the thread before commenting, you'd find that the developer of this used to work at Canonical, which lends them at least some credit.

No, not for an online company, and especially not the exceptions it has.

This is interesting, given Automattic has one of the...weirdest views on free speech there is today.

Near-absolute free speech, within the means of the law, with really odd exceptions.

I don't believe so, unless it's changed recently.

Blizzard launcher.

Medium, The New York Times, and Washington Post all have easily circumventable paywalls, though I can't vouch for the other one you listed.

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> Ms Fan and Ms Leung say such harassment has also continued off campus. They have found pictures of themselves being shared on Chinese social media sites next to threatening messages. Ms Fan said one comment warned she would "face consequences".

If anyone's there, or knows someone who's there who happens to be protesting this, you should probably recommend they wear Winnie the Pooh merchandise, or wear t-shirts mentioning the Tiananmen Square protests, for their own personal safety. This has already gone too far, fighting fire by taking advantage of censorship your opponents are defending with violence is the most rational thing to do.

> What's unique about us is you can see what app your colleagues are working in (e.g. VS Code, Google Docs, Figma), which gives you a surprisingly clear sense of whether you can interrupt them or not. In fact, we've found it makes you feel like you're sitting around a table, without being overly invasive.

This seems like it could be invasive. Is it opt out?

Haven't they gotten headlines for this almost every year for the past three decades?

It's a purely functional language; how exactly is it influenced by the best parts of Forth, then?

> No it's not! I can run whatever software I want on Windows, Mac, Android and Chromium.

Just as you can on Safari!

Office on iOS is free.

They could just, not get married.