$ grep GL /usr/share/zoneinfo/iso3166.tab
GL Greenland

What about the people who look like they are from China, can speak one or more Chinese languages, but were born in the USA/Australia etc. and call themselves Chinese? What about the people who've been living in Malaysia for five or more generations, and also speak and call themselves Chinese? They don't have Chinese nationality for sure. So what do you call that? I would certainly call it race or ethnicity.

You might try open shell -- I use it at home and at work https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fgithub.com%2FOpen-Shell%2F...

Well, the intent certainly wasn't to compare anything to Ukraine/Russia - what makes you think this? His relief is valid (if correct), if it was indeed an unlawful Pakistani group that caused the crash, it would rachet up the already scary tension between India and Pakistan.

I tried setting up Chat GPT to be succinct, and to call me out for bad assumptions, but it just says stuff like 'here is a quick answer, no BS!' then gives me 10 paragraphs including flattering my question.

Ah, that makes sense. I'm working on a team with a code based that's evolved over perhaps a decade, and I've been on the team for 4 of them. I can imagine as a contractor you have different incentives and obligations than someone whose looking to wrangle a large code base vs solving a specific problem.

I have, and generally they have done a passable job for me. The only thing I would criticize is that the tests don' often exhibit domain knowledge by using data that reads like "real" data would. Still does the job, just a little different than I would., however, like you say, sometimes more thoroughly and quite quickly is the ML test suite

If product managers can generate unit-tested, maintainable code that conforms to standards they could put up pull requests themselves. I imagine the engineers would prefer that and be able to work on core infrastructure instead and leave the business logic to product folks.

Fortunately where I work one can still write code for the majority of the time, well past the junior level. we even have a director who does IC work for a good portion of the day. The only folks stuck in constant meetings are managers of people.

I can sympathize with not wanting code that's not up to standards into the main branch. Often once it's in something else will take priority, then the less than ideal code gets used as a model by someone else, and standards start slipping. We tend to work off of feature branches if there is an integration point that's going to hold back progress for someone else while code goes through review.

You can just close the tab after pausing. Re-opening the tab should start the video again where you paused it.

Hardly anything on Netflix is in 4k anyway

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It's not pointless. Once the technology is perfected, it should eventually become cheaper to grow lab meat than to grow actual animals.

Also, there are plenty of people that like meat, but don't eat it due to ethical concerns - so there is a market for it even if it is more expensive.

This would also be useful in situations like having fresh meat on Mars, or further out, where having actual animals would be prohibitively expensive in comparison.

I think it's fairly unimaginative and naive to call research into new technologies 'pointless'. Are you just angry because some vegans are annoying, so now you hate the idea of anything that could possibly further a vegan cause?

It's weird you got modded down for that comment.

That being said, the article you linked has already been updated to say there isn't going to be a price rise on the Switch 2: