"I used to be “with it”, but then they changed what “it” was and now what I'm “with” isn't “it” and what's “it” seems weird and scary to me. IT WILL HAPPEN TO YOU"[0]
"Am I out of touch? No, it's the children who are wrong."[1]
Hey, Hitler might have been responsible for killing a lot of people, including ones of Jewish faith, but he also killed Hitler. I think that makes him strictly a better person than Bill Gates. How many of us can say that we ended a world war?
Probably, but I expect it would account for less than 0.5% of the increase. The costs of everything is passed on to the students (minus the relatively constant government subsidy, if any).
If they wanted to write an article against ad blockers, why not just do that? Why the bait and switch?
Mods - title of the article is "Here's the deal with ad blockers", the submitted title is just clickbait, the article gets replaced with another one as soon as you scroll a few lines down.
It is of global concern. It might not be of global public concern and indeed, it might be the case that most of the global public would be up for not calling it abuse, but there is definitely a global body of people who are concerned with it.
Lousy weather after lousy weather is correlated with an increase in suicides (look at the statistics for Norway). So he is right, in a way. The same way that breathing clean air and drinking clean water isn't correlated with anything.
Well, really, music in games progressed far faster than graphics and by the early 90s you could have almost full orchestral scores in games, while still under the constraints of 2D 8-bit sprite art.
Unless your project uses CMake, YCM is really hard to set up. You basically have to write a parser for your build system and plug it in.
And that doesn't solve the problem of having one file compiled with different flags, which happens frequently.
And it won't do completion in headers because those aren't actually compiled.
It all really comes down to Vim not having the concept of workspaces and projects - Vim only views files as the filesystem sees them, rather than as your build tools see them. That, to me, is Vim's greatest failing and biggest source of gripes.
In fact, if you've signed a non-compete and later wish to leave the company, it's in your interest to do your absolute best to make the company fail, so you can't be sued after exiting.
"consensual slavery" is a tautology more ridiculous than anything the Soviet Union ever wrote in their propaganda. Nobody would sell themselves into slavery if they had a choice.
Which kind of brings up an interesting angle - if every company is asking for an NCA, can't you argue that you signed it under duress, i.e. you didn't have a choice in the matter, and therefore that part of the contract is invalid?
