React Native, for example, currently has 68 dependencies (which themselves have their own dependencies).
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With this in place, the team can then also track these dependencies against the standard vulnerability databases and notify developers if any of their dependencies are vulnerable.
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Snap solves this by including the necessary dependencies right within the app, instead of pulling in those dependencies into the underlying OS through a traditional application install process like apt-get.
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That doesn't actually capture the real dependencies between these objects.
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Wizardkind pities us, merest muggles, our modernities and our dependencies.
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Many have criminal records or opioid dependencies that limit their employability.
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He cited a web of "connections and dependencies" within international sports.
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Turkey and Britain excepted, the NATO nations are more dependencies than allies.
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It takes three command lines to install the dependencies on your computer.
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Moving from Parse to Firebase and Batch creates more dependencies on other platforms.
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A bit like software development, it could be argued, construction has multiple dependencies.
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It creates less dependencies and the company gets more options around future leadership.
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For one thing, the South, like all other British dependencies, lacked representation in Parliament.
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Bears unafraid of humans can cause serious issues, including food dependencies and possible attacks.
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It's the reason why you should keep all your dependencies patched at all times.
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Moscow has a demonstrated history of exploiting energy dependencies for political gain in Europe.
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Others find that, in their experiences, ayahuasca can decrease or even eliminate physical dependencies.
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The GitHub team tells me that more than 75 percent of projects on the service use dependencies and more than half of those that do have more than 10 dependencies, while projects that use more than 100 aren't all that uncommon either.
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This installation should take care of all of the framework's dependencies, including Keras and TensorFlow.
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You will break free from addictions and emotional dependencies that affected you for many years.
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The provision of loans, capital, equipment, and technical expertise shapes local politics and creates dependencies.
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Those dependencies make it difficult to move an application to another cloud without additional coding.
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It identifies almost 300 vulnerabilities, ranging from dependencies on foreign manufacturers to looming labor shortages.
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He has excuses, like the undiagnosed depression, or the chemical dependencies, or the shitty childhood.
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"The United States' significant digital dependencies mean that it loses in escalation in cyber," he wrote.
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Its goal is to create dependencies that will advance its own agenda of control and security.
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They all have varying degrees of complexity, dependencies and unpredictable events affecting the actual effort required.
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Sonatype helps enterprises identify and remediate vulnerabilities in open source library dependencies and release more secure code.
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He developed dependencies on painkillers, which was related to a 1965 spinal injury suffered during a pratfall.
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Often our dependencies on objects come on gradually, as they do with security blankets or our smartphones.
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Stairs are compassionate in their care, affording the able the small dignity of keeping their dependencies invisible.
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But with dependencies removed, lessons learned and chess boards realigned, it's time for the bigger second acts.
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Making change, through public policy that counteracts path dependencies, is difficult, but when it happens it expands choices.
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They also cautioned about its dependencies on third-party resellers, which account for a "significant portion" of revenue.
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Where one is discovered, Snyk will offer to apply the relevant patch, and where possible accommodate any dependencies.
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The expansion will reduce dependencies from suppliers and make it possible to serve more customers, AT&S said.
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First, researchers made a fairly obvious observation: Most web pages today are made up of thousands of dependencies.
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To fortify their organizational strategies, CEOs can identify weak points and/or major dependencies in their supply chains.
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"If your firm has Libor exposures or dependencies, your transition activities should now be underway," the FCA said.
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You wind up with eye-crossing webs of dependencies and no real easy way to unravel it all.
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The one on the top, he apologized, had several dependencies that he hadn't had the time to print out.
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Dependencies are common enough, but how can you not be strong about some of the these creations you made.
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Sure, you can wedge those into JIRA's ticket paradigm … but the spiderweb of dependencies which result don't help anyone.
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He has entered into no-bid nuclear reactor agreements with favorable financing that create decades-long dependencies on Russia.
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Additionally, the company automatically generates disclosures and reports for enterprises, collected from raw license data across their deep dependencies.
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There is power to be found in the destabilizing of centers, and in the subsequent recognition of co-dependencies.
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Well, that nightmare is over, as Signal has released a standalone app with no troubling dependencies on billion-dollar companies.
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Any internet-based organization is reliant on third parties, so it may seem there's no way to avoid such dependencies.
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Or for kids of divorce, kids of parents who went to jail, or kids who had parents with alcohol dependencies.
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There are just way too many dependencies that need to fall into place for it to be worth the effort.
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To reduce operating costs and dependencies on external providers, Amazon began to expand the role it played in delivery in 2015.
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Understanding all the linkages and dependencies in such a system is a huge challenge; so far, Mr Musk has met it.
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"This helps them understand what could be considered and the dependencies that can be expected out of a project," she notes.
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The regulation of British firms that set up companies is almost non-existent, and certainly lighter than in its crown dependencies.
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"The prime minister should push for full transparency of the U.K.'s overseas territories and crown dependencies at the anticorruption summit."
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For now, Congress' immediate task will be to make sure that the Administration can fully implement this directive and its dependencies.
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Hogan: Examples are where, especially from a software perspective, people took dependencies on other people's work versus having to reinvent it.
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Unfortunately, we also exist in a web of professional dependencies where individual success hinges upon others' help, input and buy-in.
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He ended up at a rehabilitation clinic in Washington State, reSTART, where they specialize in treating young people with gaming dependencies.
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Congress was also quick to act: two senators introduced The Ending New Nicotine Dependencies Act (ENND) shortly after the FDA actions.
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The basic idea here is that most projects these days rely on a wide variety of third-party libraries and other dependencies.
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The U.K.'s registry will be launched next month and see information shared between 40 jurisdictions, including Overseas Territories and Crown Dependencies.
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This means that some drug users with more serious dependencies are also turning to vaping, often as a means of harm reduction.
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He said that they needed to figure out how to stitch the various islands together and resolve dependencies among the different services.
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This prevents a lot of companies from selling because they have so many dependencies in developing a direct relationship with the customer.
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They should demand protections for vulnerable families with children and for adults whose physical ailments or drug dependencies prevent them from working.
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"Minimising one-sided dependencies in order to win back national sovereignty in sensitive areas is the right idea," he told the magazine.
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While some people may develop unhealthy "dependencies" on video games, or spend too much time playing them, Fortnite is not creating an epidemic.
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Subtle as it may seem, no modern industrial economy has ever internalized its energy storage dependencies in this manner or to this extent.
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"We are always excited to find these co-dependencies between moons," said Showalter, who is also a co-author on the new paper.
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They're both British Crown dependencies, meaning they're not part of the United Kingdom, but the UK is responsible for their international relations and defense.
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And therefore that the wider issue here is how websites are creating dependencies on external scripts — and what can be done to fix that.
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For example, if a patient takes a narrow-spectrum antibiotic, might that affect a broader spectrum of microbes because of ecological dependencies among them?
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That's not an issue anymore and the team was able to get rid of all the dependencies it originally built to make that happen.
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Docker makes it easy to install Linux applications on servers, along with their required dependencies and whatever preferences you might have for those applications.
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And it's not like anyone around me was reevaluating their own dependencies—my small, secret hope—in light of my experiments in self-liberation.
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Add Britain's crown dependencies and Denmark's autonomous countries; throw in Gibraltar and Britain's sovereign bases on Cyprus and the micro-territory count reaches 15.
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In fact, he says manually moving a legacy app and all its dependencies to a container has typically taken 3-6 months per application.
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Similar efforts on behalf of others with long-term unemployment, and even those with very limited substance dependencies or disabilities, should be made too.
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And they need to keep track of long-range dependencies, which are words whose meanings hinge on other words that are relatively far away.
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The National Institute of Standards and Technology's report on demographic dependencies in facial recognition will be out this fall, NIST's Patrick Grother tells Axios.
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But there's a reason these dependencies are allowed to exist, which is their power to describe relationships between data, even exceedingly far flung data.
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"We were a social laboratory," said João Castel-Branco Goulão, director-general of the General-Directorate for Intervention on Addictive Behaviours and Dependencies in Lisbon.
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A third of white Belgians are thought to have family or business links to Congo or the other two former Belgian dependencies, Rwanda and Burundi.
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The Crown Dependencies envisage a staged implementation, with access first for police, then for financial firms doing due diligence, and only later for everyone else.
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It's more of a tongue in cheek reference to a lingering cultural obsession with the differences (and artificially instituted divide), rather than their mutual dependencies.
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Ms. Mueller won the 1997 Pulitzer for "Alive Together: New and Selected Poems," which appeared some three decades after her first collection, "Dependencies," in 1965.
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Mexico faces a presidential election come July, and more than half of Canada's economy comes from trade — one of the highest dependencies in the world.
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The manager of the Modern Slavery Helpline Rachel Harper said common recruitment tactics included targeting various vulnerabilities such as poverty, substance dependencies and language barriers.
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As the app grew and more dependencies were added, our content manager instantiation time increased, causing subsequent app starts to be as slow as initial installs.
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The Framework lets developers set up their serverless code across different cloud platforms and set conditions on the deployment such as function rules and infrastructure dependencies.
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But an imperial-preference faction, led by Joseph Chamberlain, wanted to strengthen relations with the empire by creating a tariff wall around Britain and its dependencies.
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But that evaluation can result in having to fetch other, dependent objects—and browsers don't know what those dependencies are until they've grabbed the first object.
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In the case of law-enforcement dependencies, the leaking of sensitive information can ultimately result in the unintended but no less significant undermining of a prosecution.
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The result of these new export controls impede our ability to protect critical infrastructure, the economy, and all the other Internet-connected dependencies we have today.
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Or sober raves, on the rise for ex-addicts and teetotals to enjoy the spiritual coming together of bass music without the comedowns or chemical dependencies.
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You also have to pass background check that is meant to preclude anyone with a felony conviction, certain chemical dependencies, or who are considered mentally incompetent.
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UK crown dependencies such as Jersey and Guernsey, along with overseas territories such as the Cayman Islands and Bahamas, are at the heart of that avoidance.
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Celebrating the diversity of cities, the game invites players into a narrative that builds an understanding of resource dependencies and empathy for the neighborhoods we live in.
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It controlled a number of dependencies with slave economies — notably Jamaica and other islands in the West Indies — but nothing on the scale of the American South.
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You can always run a single command that will essentially 'eject' your configuration and build dependencies into a new project that is independent of Create React App.
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A pair of new tools, Scout and Polaris, were developed by the MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) and Harvard team to address these dependencies.
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This unit places participants on a schedule to address addiction, correct drug and alcohol dependencies and support each other, both in and out of the correction facility.
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The excessive dependence on politics has to be displaced by the expulsive power of more important dependencies, whether family, friendship, neighborhood, community, faith or basic life creed.
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They had never seen a Gantt chart [a visualised project schedule], they didn't know the idea of linked dependencies [parts needing to finish before others can start].
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She said Britain was pushing its overseas territories and crown dependencies, many of which are tax havens, to create public registers of who owns companies in their jurisdictions.
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DEPENDENCIES Equipment manufacturers know their customers will find it almost impossible to leave their precision agriculture data platforms once they've joined, and almost as hard to stay away.
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Hospitals, public health clinics, and coroners don't, either, instead testing for the drugs that are primarily driving chemical dependencies — including heroin, cocaine, and meth — that lead to addiction.
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Pressure could grow for similar treatment of Britain's closer-to-home crown dependencies of Jersey, Guernsey and the Isle of Man, though their relationship with Britain is different.
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May's office said Britain's Overseas Territories and Crown Dependencies would be used to provide a global network of locations needed for the ground-based infrastructure and worldwide coverage.
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"This allows developers to edit code locally, but have their dev environment running in the cloud where they can access all their app's production dependencies," the team explains.
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The service provides business leaders with additional insights into the current status of technical projects and gives them insights into the bottlenecks, risks and dependencies of these projects.
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With increased utility of data manipulation and the tightening of dependencies, they're essentially taking control of the entire farming process, leaving very little room for agency, innovation, or choice.
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"Reuters' groundbreaking report on the condition of children born with opioid dependencies should be a call to action for all members of Congress," Casey said in a separate statement.
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Earlier this month Britain's three Crown Dependencies—Jersey, Guernsey and the Isle of Man—issued a surprise joint statement pledging to table legislation to introduce public registers by 2023.
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As ruler of the UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, 12 independent nations, and several other Crown dependencies, Elizabeth II is one of the most internationally significant monarchs in history.
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If banks hope to further boost advisory business, they are limited by dependencies on CEO/board confidence in deal execution and valuations, as well as the availability of financing.
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And, embedded in their geopolitical strategies are state-owned nuclear power enterprises leveraged as extensions of the state to establish long-term energy and technology dependencies in emerging economies.
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In their estimation, traditional web-page load-speed technologies will conservatively focus on elements they can see directly and then reach out for the so-called "edge" dependencies next.
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The company believes customers should build software using Kubernetes, open-source software and standards, and instead of building in the cloud dependencies up front, make their programs completely vanilla.
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Rather, he alleges "connections and dependencies" within international sports in which "the controlling stake" is held by television and advertising powers in the United States, all to defame Russia.
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While deadly drugs like fentanyl can discourage new drug users, these opioid drugs are also responsible for strong physical dependencies in existing users, making it harder to kick the habit.
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We asked researchers if there's any concern that this aggressive fetching of edge dependencies could result in downloading dangerous code or malware that slower (or more cautious) browsers might block?
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We have been experimenting with product feature tags and process feature tags to exhaustively capture the ways that a given feature involves complexity or dependencies on external factors or actors.
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Twelve-step programs are terrifically effective at forcing us to confront our own weaknesses and dependencies, so why not use them to diagnose issues in bad relationships or toxic workplaces?
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When we underinvest in our own human capital, when so many Americans are only marginally literate or numerate or suffer from ill health or dependencies, then our entire country suffers.
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In June, the three British Crown Dependencies - Jersey, Guernsey and the Isle of Man - said they would move to reveal publicly the true ownership of firms based in their jurisdictions.
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In June, the three British Crown Dependencies - Jersey, Guernsey and the Isle of Man - said they would move to reveal publicly the true ownership of firms based in their jurisdictions.
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Furthermore, the United States included British crown dependencies, such as the Channel Islands, in its definition of the United Kingdom in its figures, but the ONS excluded them from its figures.
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Merely reducing complexity by, for example, breaking up user stories into the smallest possible bits, keeping turnover of team members to a minimum and reducing external dependencies is not good enough.
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Hierarchies in the art world and the dependencies they produce (yes, even we have to live from something!) do not always allow us to speak out and defend ourselves against discrimination.
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You can also now map dependencies by simply dragging and dropping items, something that was missing from the first release but that was surely high on the list for many users.
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Loss of economic activity because businesses can't open, schools closed, perishable foods going bad, mobile phones can't be charged and people with medical dependencies unable to plug in life sustaining equipment.
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You can switch from a Ford to a Honda to a Chevy pretty easily as a consumer, but it's vastly harder to switch away from a software platform with multiple interlocking dependencies.
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Part of where things can get really messy is when we start dealing with build tools, a subcategory of framework used for managing code dependencies and packaging code up for IRL deployment.
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Or clients boggling at the newly revealed fees may switch to a different sort of vehicle for asset protection, for example the trusts in which Jersey and Guernsey, also Crown dependencies, specialise.
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Atlassian acquires AgileCraft for $166M AgileCraft provides business leaders with additional insights into the current status of technical projects and helps them understand the bottlenecks, risks and dependencies of these projects. 5.
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The classic ruse is to use this kind of money to buy London property via anonymous shell companies based in overseas dependencies historically linked to the UK, like the British Virgin Islands.
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The most persistent theme of Guðni's histories is that tiny Iceland, while cultivating a Viking myth of self-reliance, has, like every other country, been tightly wound into a network of dependencies.
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And, as an added bonus, conflicting dependencies between applications (maybe one app relies on Python 2, and another app relies on Python 3) aren't an issue, because everything is isolated in different containers.
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This provides a much quicker uptake than that achieved through oral or nasal administration—something that we can also observe in the difference between crack cocaine and cocaine powder dependencies, according to Jones.
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The BVI link will add to pressure on Britain's government to persuade its dependencies (which enjoy financial autonomy) to introduce public registers of corporate ownership, as Britain itself will do later this year.
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Technology CEOs the world over with supply chain dependencies in China should be increasingly nervous and focused on their firms' efforts to have viable contingency plans for a U.S.-China technology cold war.
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One of the most interesting takeaways from the report is that Apple is reportedly planning to remove one of the final Watch/iPhone dependencies and will be bolstering some of its stock apps.
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"When you have so many dependencies on you, you often can carry a perception that, as the old saying goes, 'you're the jack of all trades and the master of none,'" she said.
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And, when countries consider future investments from China, they may now be more likely cast a "critical eye toward the potential political and economic dependencies on Beijing that they could create," Riser-Kositsky added.
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Despite repeated calls for more openness, British crown dependencies and overseas territories are only required to reveal information on the true owners of offshore companies to law enforcement bodies, and then only if asked.
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Politicians such as Trump and Shinzo Abe, the Japanese prime minister, either do not accept that international dependencies are good for the economy or think there are goals more important than maximising GDP growth.
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Their technique focuses on mapping the connections (aka 'dependencies') between different objects on a page in order to dynamically figure out the most efficient route for a browser to load the various interdependent elements.
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"Although many of these issues are not new, they may be accentuated given the speed of growth of fintech, new forms of interconnectedness and increased dependencies on third-party service providers," said the report.
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More work was being done to ensure "greater transparency" in the U.K.'s dependencies and British overseas territories, May said, and HMRC was already able to access more information about so-called "shell" companies.
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"Just looking at ourselves, even, long haul and short haul are two different businesses, with a lot of different dependencies and factors playing in for how profitable you&aposre able to be," Knagge said.
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"The heroin epidemic is continuing to snowball out of control and one of the consequences of that is all sorts of people are coming into jails and prisons with serious heroin dependencies," said Freudenberger.
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Guy Podjarny, founder of four-year-old, London-based Snyk, a company that helps organizations find and fix vulnerabilities in open-source dependencies and container images and which has now raised $102 million altogether.
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If you were interested in taking Image Analogies to the cloud, I'd suggest looking at the Go Deeper Amazon system image, which comes with all of the Image Analogies dependencies prebuilt and ready-to-go.
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Before local elections, midterms and the 2020 presidential election, state officials need to meet with their Boards of Elections and document their end-to-end election process with all of its systems, dependencies and interfaces.
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There will be dependencies on third-party services (perhaps Stripe for payments), and a mix of web endpoints and native mobile apps for Android and iOS interacting with the core system through an API gateway.
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"There's a reason this model works well for game companies—there's security and the ability to update constantly or create additional content, but the number of dependencies and scale of operations is huge," Ruggill said.
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The report further urged the EU Commission to assess money- laundering risks posed by legal arrangements such as special purpose vehicles and non-charitable purpose trusts, especially in Britain and its crown dependencies and overseas territories.
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He uses the system to download the tar file, which I assumed contained all of the detailed plans, (and the DA will take it from there...) Micah: Does the Slackware package manager still not resolve dependencies?
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Some of the state clinics have been making respectable efforts, but it doesn't appear much has changed since a 2014 Moscow Times report which detailed just how few options are available to people with substance dependencies.
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And that order is what defines how these prior tools view dependencies — so if one object is listed before another then it implies that the browser should fetch that object before it fetches the next object.
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The main tradeoff is package size: because each app brings its own dependencies, they can't all rely on a single popular library, so you end up with a lot of duplicates hidden away in each package.
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A recent report from a think tank in Finland - where Rosatom partly owns a nuclear power plant being built in Pyhajoki - suggested that the Kremlin is striking deals such as these to create dependencies in other countries.
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"China is using arms exports as an instrument of its foreign policy to create strategic dependencies," Michael Raska, a military studies professor at S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies in Singapore said in a podcast last year.
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From this summer all U.K.-registered companies will have to publicly reveal their ultimate beneficial owners and last month it was announced that all companies in British overseas territories and crown dependencies will have to do the same.
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"We do not transplant organs in patients with active alcohol, tobacco or illicit drug use or dependencies until these issues are addressed, as these substances are contraindicated for a transplant," the hospital said in a statement to KSL.
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They used Bayesian network modeling -- a graphical model using probability, random variables and conditional dependencies -- to combine data of ancient climates, herpes DNA and fossils and determine the probability of HSV-2 and how it might be transmitted.
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Mr. Cameron said the British Virgin Islands and other British territories and dependencies, except for Anguilla and Guernsey, had promised to require more transparency about offshore companies, taxes and beneficial owners of trusts (as opposed to blind trusts).
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If there is a silver lining to the coronavirus pandemic, perhaps it will force us to examine what other supply chain dependencies we have ceded to China and others that place us in a compromised national security posture.
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Fear and shame can lead you to form unhelpful dependencies on relationships, rituals, or lifestyles that don't support you to grow and if you're not maintaining healthy boundaries you'll notice patterns of victimization playing out in your life.
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While clonidine is "better than no medicine," it is "inexcusable" that some facilities are not offering people with opioid dependencies methadone and buprenorphine, she adds, considering the overwhelming data confirming their efficacy in the treatment of opioid use disorders.
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He says they are able to do that because they conduct a study of the code and all its dependencies before run time, then create an agent that travels with the software that protects it against any vulnerabilities it found.
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The company has more than 11,000 people alone working on fixing software bugs, a time-consuming and tedious task, which involves not only identifying a bug and a fix, but also the dependencies that fix could affect (and likely break).
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OpenStack's success depends on the success of a whole network of other open-source projects, including Linux distributions and dependencies like Python and hypervisors, but also on the success of other open infrastructure projects which our users are deploying together.
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Jeremy Corbyn, leader of Britain's opposition Labour Party, said Britain had a "huge responsibility" as many tax havens are British overseas territories, like the British Virgin Islands and Cayman Islands, or Crown Dependencies, such as Jersey and the Isle of Man.
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Antigua & Barbuda is one of eight Caribbean countries that still use the Privy Council as their highest court of appeal, as do overseas territories like the Cayman Islands, crown dependencies such as Jersey and the ecclesiastical Arches Court of Canterbury.
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LONDON, June 19 (Reuters) - The three British Crown Dependencies - Jersey, Guernsey and the Isle of Man - said on Wednesday they would move to reveal publicly the true ownership of firms based in their jurisdictions, a change welcomed by anti-corruption campaigners.
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But Clift s movie star good looks were marred by a 1956 car accident that, despite cutting-edge plastic surgery at the time, altered facial features and left him with chronic medical conditions as well as drug and alcohol dependencies.
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"It was a bit of a mess, with some missing dependencies and non working methods and no comments, but I managed to make it work, while avoiding a mental breakdown by an inch," starplayer said in a FAQ about the project.
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So it stands to reason that it continues to be a crucial part of season two, which has Mickey genuinely trying — for the first time in her life — to overcome her ongoing dependencies on love and sex, alcohol and drugs.
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Jelle Atema, a professor of biology at the Boston University Marine Program who was not involved in the study, said the effects of more frequent bleaching events were very difficult to predict because of the complex networks of dependencies within reefs.
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The executive orders will boost the defense industrial base by identifying weak points in manufacturing and supply chains and incentivizing the use of goods, products, and materials produced in the United States to fill any capability gaps and reduce foreign dependencies.
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Passing around laminated photos of the five women, alive and poised in their Sunday best, Tessa tells their stories of affairs, marital breakdowns, alcohol dependencies, insecure work and housing, violent and vindictive ex-partners, and bereavements including infant mortality and stillbirth.
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This was before I knew the statistics about children of alcoholics: that they are anywhere between two and nine (the regularly cited statistic is a firm "three") times more likely to develop drink or drug dependencies, three times more likely to consider suicide.
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To keep its interests safe from such a reversal, China is working to create a powerful pro-Chinese lobby inside Russia's political circles and to create both structural and hardware dependencies that would survive any political change in Russia, says Mr Gabuev.
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The highlight for me is probably just having access to a much wider range of hardware options, including laptops with touchscreens and without dongle dependencies, or, as in the case of the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon I'm currently testing, longer battery life.
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The two leaders used the ceremony to affirm their nations' alliance, with Obama calling for people to "resist the urge to turn inward," perhaps a reference to President-elect Donald Trump and calls around the globe for nations to reconsider their international dependencies.
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Instana's promise is that once users have installed its agent on their servers, it can detect and map all of the different components that make up these applications and that it can map the interactions and dependencies between them in real time.
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The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response provides data on those with medical dependencies through their EmPOWER dataset that has publicly available data at the county level and more detailed information for public health agencies.
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So if we can make software simpler — both its tools and dependencies, and its actual end products — then that suggests we have at least some hope of keeping the world simple enough such that crude mental models will continue to be vaguely useful.
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But there is an inherent contradiction in relying on software to help you find peace of mind, when so much of modern life's anxieties feel linked to our hyper-accelerated news feeds and dependencies on social networks and the steady drip of messaging notifications.
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"Sourced Enterprise gave us valuable insights into the Cloud Foundry codebase evolution, development patterns, trends and dependencies, all presented in easy-to-digest dashboards," said Chip Childers, the CTO of the open-source Cloud Foundry Foundation, which tested the Enterprise Edition ahead of its launch.
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"We do not have a specific policy regarding cannabis, but generally speaking, we do not transplant organs in patients with active alcohol, tobacco, or illicit drug use or dependencies until these issues are addressed, as these substances are contraindicated for a transplant," she said.
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This kind of thing happens a lot where it's like 'Oh this will be easy, I'll write this new script in Unity... oh, well, that has these dependencies and how does this affect my order of execution and what's the performance impact of this.
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One aspect of an attack on our critical infrastructure that the government does need to be more in tune with is the interconnectedness and cross dependencies of our public infrastructure which ensure that the entire system is only as strong as its weakest link.
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While Cameron has previously sought to address the situation, with a 2014 letter to the governments of Crown Dependencies and Overseas Territories calling for a transparent register of firms and individuals whose assets are resident in each jurisdiction, those requests have gone largely unheeded.
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Following revelations that more than a half of the 200,000 offshore companies set up by the law firm Mossack Fonseca were registered in the British Virgin Islands, a British overseas territory, opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn suggested Britain could impose direct rule on those territories and crown dependencies.
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Of course the best playbook of all — where possible — is for startups to grow fast enough and generate sufficiently large data sets in new markets to become incumbents themselves and forego dependencies on others (as, for example, Tesla has done for the emerging field of autonomous driving).
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It's a relatively complex piece of software with multiple dependencies and retro-looking graphic interfaces, including an Azimuthal projection map based on the starting location you pick, complete with colored lines that track the movement of the sun, and extensive databases that he compiled by hand from atlases.
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And while they note there have been prior attempts to do "dependency-tracking", they claim theirs is a more "fine grained" mapping of these relationships, whereas they say other methods have focused on comparing lexical relationships via HTML tags and have thus failed to capture "more subtle dependencies".
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"Some of the largest data breaches in recent years were the result of unfixed vulnerabilities in open source dependencies; as a result, we've seen the adoption of tools to monitor and remediate such vulnerabilities grow exponentially," said Philippe Botteri, partner at Accel, who is joining the board with this round.
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But because I believe those vectors are so huge, and because the opportunity and the dependence we have on the Chinese to manufacture and they have on us to spend, those two dependencies make it so we need each other desperately, and there's not really anything that can stop them.
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Instead of shipping around a full operating system and your software (and maybe the software that your software depends on), you simply pack your code and its dependencies into a container that can then run anywhere — and because they are usually pretty small, you can pack lots of containers onto a single computer.
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"The factors which drive decentralisation here are wanting to be able to have full autonomy and control over your conversations with zero dependencies on a megacorp like Facebook, Google or Slack… without wanting to create an isolated island, but participating in a wider global open Matrix network like the Web itself," he says.
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The leader of Britain's opposition Labour Party, Jeremy Corbyn, called for an independent investigation into the tax affairs of all Britons linked to the Panama revelations — including Mr. Cameron's family — and for Britain to impose direct rule on its overseas territories and dependencies, if necessary, to get them to comply with British tax law.
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The Labour party leader says David Cameron's government should be able to ensure that British overseas territories and Crown dependencies follow UK tax law: "They are not independent territories, they are self-governing yes, but they are British crown dependent territories, therefore surely there has to be an observance of UK tax law in those places," he said.
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Three centuries later, French explorers coined the term Oceania as a catchall for a heterogeneous area that, in its broadest definition, stretches from Asia to the Americas and encompasses more than 21997,2603 islands, some former colonies turned sovereign nations (New Zealand, Kiribati, Papua New Guinea) and others far-flung dependencies of Western empires (Bora Bora, American Samoa, the Marianas).
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Related: The VICE News Guide to the Panama Papers But the report points out that the exemption of Crown Dependencies and Overseas Territories from such measures means they effectively serve as a back door for illicit funds to enter the UK's legitimate economy, as well as providing an ongoing option for wealthy Brits to avoid tax.
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And that sort of leapfrog approach is far better than just going towards like a 10-year goal because, especially in something like robotics that has such huge dependencies on hardware, and sensing ecosystems, and technological ecosystems, the inability to adapt and quickly iterate and learn, that's a huge handicap if you aren't able to adjust along the way.
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