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It's red right now.

They export tens of billions of dollars in seafood every year, why does it matter where they're fishing if they're selling it worldwide?

Wish they would've gone into more detail about the sales exemption - it seems to undermine many of the other points on the page...

What regulators lol

lol what

> Reference to failed web browser attempt for Rush University

> Proposals typically include a limited “override” feature allowing further acceleration during an emergency.

Very cool and certainly effective design for people who already go 30+ mph over the speed limit.

ransomware

Can you share any details about .NET Core 7's monetization? I couldn't find anything on Google.

One and a half million Ukrainian Jews were killed by the Nazis, with the full support of the "local SS militias".

This was in Ukraine, though, where 1.5 million Jews were killed during the Holocaust.

Here's a link to the actual SEC press release, not the dissent over the action by two of the commissioners:

https://www.sec.gov/news/press-release/2023-163

My confidence in the accuracy of this article diminished once I read this bit:

> As such, it is only suitable if the expected final tally is reasonably small (e.g. less than 2^32, or about 4.3 million votes).

What are you talking about? The deal hasn't closed yet AND was only announced a year ago.

According to TFA they're blocked from being accessed from school wi-fi, not only from state property.

> no one is getting dehumanized

[citation needed]

I would love to hear more about this part:

> For one example: when interviewing it didn’t even occur to me to ask if the company used email, though of course the answer to that question has big cultural implications.

I'm fine with this because it sounds like the free market at work - if you don't like what Nature is doing feel free to start your own publication.

At least in my case as an engineer at a smaller tech company my 401k (and corresponding match) maxes out each January because that's when bonuses are granted.

"how large America is" doesn't make sense here when the subject of the discussion is literally New York City

Yes, see libtpms for the most prominent software TPM implementation for emulators: https://github.com/stefanberger/libtpms

I wonder if the driver would've been able to successfully swerve if they had the new rectangular steering wheel.

Hard to call something like this "mandatory" if you can just opt-out for non-verifiable personal reasons.

> We will have a process for those who cannot be vaccinated for medical or other reasons

What might "other reasons" be?

Eh, maybe? It "worked" in that they're choosing to not renew the contracts over the next year, but he admitted that over the last year employees have been fighting for this and have been ignored until now, which is pretty shitty. For revenue that appears to be only $95k USD (the amount they're earning from the contract that they're instead going to match to charity)?

https://twitter.com/DannyPage/status/1176155955173552133

Ah yes, the common scenario of engineers getting time-and-a-half for their overtime work.

They lost US customers in Q2, which is probably what OP is referring to.

What? I have three cars with AEB/adaptive cruise control and I've experienced two of them doing exactly what you describe and saved me a bunch of damage.

I assume I have to leave my car off, but in neutral with the parking brake off? How else could they drag around an AWD/RWD car by just pushing it around from the front?

As it says in TFA...

What does GDPR have to do with this?