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Well, errors at a rate of one every few terabyte, and most of the time it was mainly decompression, and always caused program abort iirc.

But those have been a few years ago, so my best advice would be: retest.

You are testing your archives anyway, right? ;-)
Lack of social mobility means life is unfair.

Obviously life will always be somewhat unfair, but we should always see things that decrease fairness as a negative, unless they make up for it in other ways.
Symlinks are not files, they do not have inodes and you cannot open them to fsync their contents.

They exist as directory entries with a small in-directory content only, thus syncing the directory they exist in is sufficient to persist them.
In my opinion there are five problems with JSON in practice:

1. Trailing commas should be allowed. This would fix the entire comma ordeal the author is complaining about without introducing awkward whitespace logic.

2. Date time values should be a distinct type using the format of JS's Date.prototype.toISOString method. Had this been in the language when JSON was originally defined I'm sure it'd already be in JSON.

3. There should be a way to represent Infinity (for IEEE 754 compatibility) and possibly NaN.

4. Comments would be nice because JSON is often used for configuration and documenting JSON snippets can get awkward without them.

5. There's no real way to represent binary data other than base64 encoded strings. It would be nice if there was at least some hex format (e.g. `"blob": <dead beef cafe babe>` with optional spaces for readability) but I can see why some people might be opposed to the idea of adding this to the language
A developer-friendly API to do this is Diffbot (https://www.diffbot.com/)
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SMH To think with our agriculture we use too many antibiotics and not enough vaccines. How backwards is that...
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Well the ads can always be included server side, but advertisers don't want that due to not being able to track.
Has he ever commented on this? I'd really like to know what changed his mind.
Given the MBP is currently more than 2 years old, and there is still no sign of an update I'm not so sure.

I own a mid 2012 MBP (16gig ram, ssd, retina) and really want to upgrade pronto.
I thought for a second that the Queen of England must have passed away. Then I remembered that her son would be Charles III, not IV, if he ever became a king.
I'm not sure if this is picking nits, but symlinks have their own inode number.. This ought to classify them as a file.

HOWEVER, looking into it it seems that the target may actually be stored in the inode. This mean the symlink, though a file, has no contents and thus requires no fsync. Does this sound about right?
You can actually dip your eggs in mineral oil to recoat them! Then you can leave them out refrigerated just fine.
They become your next lyft pick up (with drastically decreased wages).
Homeownership is capital accumulation.

I'm not sure that a system where a large part of GDP is directed at stock purchase is sustainable; that's how private pensions are supposed to work but the system is creaking.
So, it turns out we need AI to handle GIT.
memfd_create() does not create an inode. It only creates a file descriptor.

With a file descriptor you can create multiple mappings to the same physical address -- something otherwise impossible on UNIX or Linux (although mach allows you to vm_remap[1] which is often sufficient).

[1]: http://web.mit.edu/darwin/src/modules/xnu/osfmk/man/vm_remap...
For the people interested in reading about different template configuration and their results, this is a great resource:

[1] http://cnn-technology.itk.ppke.hu/Template_library_v3.1.pdf

[2] http://cnn-technology.itk.ppke.hu/Template_library_v4.0alpha...
That's a libratarian-type POV I can respect but don't agree with (as far as using prescription drugs illegally). It would be a separate issue to discuss.

But a culture that's accepting of drug use for enhanced cognition is stupid (reckless is a better word). It'd be no different than performance enhancing drugs in sports. You've got a situation there where people feel uncompetitive without drugs. You don't want that in the workplace.
... from the man who brought you null and string as valid JSON payloads (in the last RFC he authored). Thus making JSON less secure, trickier to parse and harder to reason about.
this is exactly the business model for Apple or Sony and nobody seems to care. and treat people that boycott such companies as crazy.
Why would anyone overload a key commonly used when typing when mouse gestures are readily available? It's long established, but I, for one, have utterly detested its use ever since I discovered it. You can have alt-left arrow or something and you'll be used to it in a week, whereas everyone else won't lose their forms.
These things are called symbolic links, but are not what UNIX calls a symbolic link. The name is unfortunate and perhaps cannot be helped.
The former I assume. It sounds fine to me. if one is worried aboutfragmentstion, create a standard on top JSON that provides rules for dealing with other types. Layering 101, people!
I can probably claim to be the inventor of 64 and 32 byte competitions back in my demoscene days.

I was organizer of a small demo party called 0a000h. 4k intro competitions were quite common, 256 bytes happened sometimes, I think we were the first to go even lower. We had some impressive results especially in the 64b.

We also did fast-size-coding competitions. We showed a simple effect and then asked people to come up with the smallest way to replicate that within a couple of hours.

Results are all linked on the webpage:
https://www.0a000h.de/

Most of them should run in dosbox, unfortunately some make problems.
This actually works on OpenBSD, along with ^A, ^E and ^U, in Firefox and Chromium. I suspect it might work on a macOS too, but I haven't tried.
I don't disagree with your assertion about the state of Homebrew, but I wanted to point out the `leaves` subcommand.

brew leaves:
Show installed formulae that are not dependencies of another installed formula.

I'm not sure if it persists this state or simply calculates it on-the-fly by enumerating your installed formulae. But it does seem like the same data or functionality could be used to prevent your uninstalled-deps scenario.
If you have a Microsoft Store and Apple Store nearby, just go check them out in person and decide for yourself. I have both and prefer the XPS 13 hardware, mainly the high resolution display with almost no bezel, but both are great.
The basements of large buildings made from concrete spring to mind, then geographical areas that are at or below sea level.

Random thought: anti-coincidence detector? A detector above the RAM chips and one below with data processing set so that if the detector above gets a count and the one below does not or sees a count with significantly lower energy, you know some energy has been absorbed somewhere near the RAM.
It's not accidental. its the "unexpected behaviour".
Tab, enter etc serve exactly the same purpose all the time.
Backspace doing delete one character or delete everything depending on where the mouse is pointing could probably only be beaten for stupidity if pressing the enter key while the mouse is hovering over the close button actually closed the entire browsing session.
What's the difference? Because MS claims it has created them "to function just like UNIX links", and I'm not seeing how they're wrong.
Definitely no requirement to refridgrate eggs in NZ, they're sold unrefrigrated.

After laying eggs are lightly brushed clean, date stamped and packaged, there is no other treatment.

Shelf life is around 3 months, normally about a month beyond the best before date.
They are cursed simply because they are rare, and hence sought after.

The idiot who destroyed the oldest tree, did so because he was trying to find the oldest tree, for career progression, even if it meant destroying other trees in which he happened to get stuck all his expensive core tools.
Ironically, it was the oldest tree which ended up being said tree.

I hazard to guess that the meth user, chose to sit under the largest tree, because , it was well known to be the largest. Unfortunately, there was also a small confined fence around it.
Ironically forcing whoever wanted to sit next to it to be jammed up against it. They were probably a tree lover, and then disaster struck as it always does.

I also speculate the most isolated tree was hit by a truck because it was, the most isolated tree.
They just found a car crashed into it. It was probably a man who knew about the tree, drove hours to go look at it, and then for novelty drove into it and then left the scene.

In all cases it was a matter of time. Only better thought out protocols and investment are needed.

Simply, a wall, would have protected the last 2, ( even 3 - if you included platos olive tree ). For the first one, more investment into protocol.

Funnily enough I would think it would only require pocket change from a philanthropist to protect the handful of record breaking organisms left on the planet, if they were smart.
I mostly use pull, fetch and stash when I can't pull because of local changes.
I have a hook on my gitserver to disallow force push: I never rebase. But I can't even rebase the history that is published. Bow I can't screw up too badly :) I really recommend disabling forcepush.
Amend can still be used as long as you did not push yet. I don't mind 'oops a typo'-kind of commit messages. It happens.
> there are 1825 cabs in Boston. Boston is 10% of Massachusetts' population, so let's say there are 18k cabs in the state.

The number would likely be way lower than this (it doesn't make too much sense to extrapolate linearly from the densest urban population), but your point still stands even you double or triple the $/driver. That's pretty weird...
Im surprised, but glad to hear it, thanks for the link.
> then running Windows 7 in a VM

With the added benefit of being able to run on immutable disk images or to roll them back to safe states in case some malware decides to take residence.
It sounds like the difference between you and the others is that you were a resident while the others weren't, which may have showed in some way and made them think they could rip off the others but not you.
This book (C Interfaces and Implementations: Techniques for Creating Reusable Software) has a whole section on it:

https://www.amazon.com/Interfaces-Implementations-Techniques...
> Haven't we had revolutions in the last 150 years? Not in the US, but other countries had a few.

Yes, and it worked out so wonderfully for them. :)
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"I find it perplexing when some artists' web sites make the iTunes and Spotify links more prominent..."

Bigger market and money. There are more phones than PC's.
> Our parents and grandparents would balk and roll in their graves at the thought of this idea that someone else should shoulder the burden of bailing you out.

That's definitely not true. People have been kicking and screaming (and regulating) against being obsoleted by technology since literally the beginning of industrialization, and even earlier if you broaden that to "obsoleted by a change in market conditions". The only difference between that and asking for a bailout is that the bailout happens later in the process.
Can you explain the differences in a muggle-friendly way?
> For example, I once literally memorised 1500 words over a few months.

If you want to do things like pass the SAT, even native English speakers have to sit down and memorize about 6000 words over the course of a year or two.

Learning a language sucks. Period.
Wow, that's almost as bad as a few months ago when they enabled the analytics feature that sends data to Google Analytics for every brew install, list, search, error, etc[0]. Thanks for pointing this out, I've disabled the auto update (HOMEBREW_NO_AUTO_UPDATE=1). Web developers gone crazy with the package manager in your shell!

[0] https://github.com/Homebrew/brew/blob/master/share/doc/homeb...
Investment is based on an estimate of the future value of the business, so 'sweat equity' doesn't mean much because it's in the past. If a founder/VC wants to maintain a relationship with anyone who's put work in already then it's not unreasonable to negotiate a small percentage, but it's very unlikely that anything would be based on hours or the monetary value of hours worked so far.

You chose to give your time freely and you could have walked away at any point. You don't get to retrospectively ask for 'payment'.
> I'm not sure if this is picking nits, but symlinks have their own inode number..

No they don't.

First of all, POSIX doesn't use the term "inode number" but "file serial number" which is silly wankery since there's no way to access a file using its "file serial number". They might as well say it was "implementation defined".

Secondly, POSIX used to specify[1] that their inode was "unspecified" because UNIX systems don't store symbolic links in separate inodes, but in the directory that contains them. Now, POSIX specifies symbolic links do have a "file serial number"[2], which could be implemented as a separate file block (confusingly Linux calls this an "inode" which has nothing to do with what UNIX called an inode -- a better term might be "virtual inode" but Linux uses that for something else entirely...)

To this end, I think the only sensible interpretation is the original one: UNIX symbolic links don't have inodes, and POSIX symbolic links might as well have a "hash" of the file contents in the "file serial number" since you can't do anything with it anyway.

[1]: http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/009695399/functions/rea...

[2]: http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/functions/re...

> HOWEVER, looking into it it seems that the target may actually be stored in the inode. This mean the symlink, though a file, has no contents and thus requires no fsync. Does this sound about right?

You have to fsync() the directory that contains the symlink.
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That's a good point. After Googling some more, it seems like MA has about 8300 "taxi drivers and chauffeurs" (http://www.bls.gov/oes/current/oes533041.htm), so the $83 should probably be doubled or tripled.
I was amazed to discover that Firewatch (Unity) was pretty playable on my 2013 MacBook Air. I'm wondering though if that's a property of Unity itself, or more of a cultural thing. Could it be that those who use UnrealEngine just focus more on high-end games?
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I disagree with the statement that the game is over after step 18.

troymc already said it: Use a proxy browser. Let the ads and tracking do their work inside a sandboxed virtual system. Software outside the sandbox analyses and filters the experience then relays it to the user.

GAME OVER.

This reminds me of embedded secrets in a gadget. They are ultimately hackable to a determined enough possessor. The long series of iOS jailbreaks show that. At an extreme the hacker measures single electrons flowing in a die to extract the secret. The rule is: Don't give gadgets with embedded secrets. They will be eventually found out if the interest is high enough.

So what can Ad Tech then do?

Use malware to break out of the sandbox. However this is so blatantly illegal that it's not practicable for respectable companies.

GAME OVER.
so mob rule? no. we are a constitutional republic
Your comment literally reads like you're defending people who just want to be lazy and get paid as much as those who want to work.
Symlinks are implemented as files in Linux, we write the path into the file that you are pointing to, so there most certainly is data that must be fsync()'ed if you want it to be persistent.

Edit:
If you want to fsync the symlink you can do an open with nofollow iirc (on my phone so I can't check) so you get the actual symlink and not its target.
Charles has supported gzip, compress, and deflate Content-Encodings since 1.8.1 [1].

[1] https://www.charlesproxy.com/documentation/version-history/o...
long story short. Average is a poor measure of non linear phenomenon like the measure of a performance for a task .

Histogram are better to see the repartitions of values, and can hint you on a n-modal behaviour. (a «mode» when everything goes well, and a degraded one for instance which can hint on a potential transition of behavior).

I guess the next step is to say this is even more important to know the evolution over time and announce that the equivalent of spectrogram (3D mapped on 2D plus colour) is a good idea to known towards which mode you are tending the more. [EDIT: which can also more significantly graphed as spectrum analysis, colour encoding the amplitude of measure for a given frequency, and frequency being 1/Period thus making sure that slow processes may appear between 0 and average]

A shortcut is to hire of of the many jobless guys with a master in science that actually have experience in labs.

Beware that for a reason that is beyond my reach, people with background in math, management, literature have problems with scientific concepts that has been discovered after 1800 unless it is packaged like magic.
This is so weird. I'm not sure it's legal.
Symlinks do have inodes, and their content (the link information) will be stored in that inode structure, if it fits, not in the directory.

See e.g. https://ext4.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Ext4_Disk_Layout#Symb...
On UNIX, anyone can create a symbolic link, and a symbolic link can contain arbitrary text, while Windows requires admin privileges and that the target be a valid file path.

The new WSL does have symbolic links, but these are only available to Linux programs.
> They are profitable

We have no evidence of this, and this is scary to me, for various reasons.

Uber/Lyft/et al are all about trying to gain a "lock" on the industry. If they succeed, they're going to hose me, badly. If they fail, they're going to leave a big crater behind from all the taxis they drove out of business.

Not friendly.
> be far better than breaking a long-established and extremely useful keyboard shortcut?

No. This is bullshit, sorry to be strong, but this is true.

Backspace in the normal world is for text.

OT? https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20140715-00/?p=...

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Yes, but Linux recognises the need to sync the file object when you fsync() the directory that it is in. There is no way to fsync() the symlink directly.
Another, likely more lightweight alternative is mitmproxy [1]. It is a CLI application, handles https and even has some scripting support.

1: https://mitmproxy.org/
True, unrefrigerated eggs only last for 3 weeks. But if I remember correctly, even with refrigeration, eggs cannot last more than 6 weeks and still be safe to consume. So, I'm a bit skeptical about keeping the eggs up to a year like this..

Of course, there's always preserved eggs which are quite delicious :-)
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It is time for IPv8, which will be upgrade for IPv4, not a complete replacement.
Food for thought:

I am working on AI robot that will ultimately replace human programmers/coders/software engineers. It will make human programmers obsolete.

What will most of you do? Will you go back to school to get a new degree/profession? Open a coffee shop perhaps? or apply for peace corps?

It is coming.. just remember that eventually anyone could be the next "taxi cab" driver with his or her job going away to automation.

Our society will have no choice but to adopt in more ways than one.
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More and more people find online ads to be annoying, invasive,
dangerous, insulting, distracting, expensive, and just
understandable, and have decided to install an ad blocker.

The blog itself uses Google Adwords.

If you look at it closely, the Ad-Tech industry behaves quite
similarly to the malware industry.

Yes, you prove it.
Isn't that equally satisfied by writing "VAT 20% = €3,23" at the bottom of the receipt? That's the usual method in most of the EU.

(Though local taxes are rare, if they exist at all.)
> putting a burden on something productive just because it is better

What aspect of Uber is better than a regular taxi? I can hail taxis from my phone just as well. They take me to the destination. I think Uber found a way to subsidize their fleet with drivers own cars and not pay some taxes to the state which the regular taxi drivers have to pay. Maybe I am missing something...
Why does Outlook Ctrl+F go to Forward instead of Find unlike other programs?
The admin privileges is just the default security policy, you can configure it to allow regular users.
One of the things it might be time for is for keyboards to adapt.

Copy. Cut. Paste. Forward. Back. Undo. Redo.

Is there a better way to achieve these things than CTRL-key and backspace? Pretty sure I use some of the above more often than "Q", to say nothing of "Scroll lock" or "Insert".

If not: Just slap 'back' into CTRL-backspace.
Actually, declining numbers is something most native Russian speakers can't do. Even people on TV, whose job is to speak correctly, often struggle with it. Moreover, in the Russian translation of the Empire Strikes Back, C3PO's line "Sir, the possibility of successfully navigating an asteroid field is approximately three thousand seven hundred and twenty to one" has the number declined a wrong way.
I see what your saying, I believe. I also think we are possibly talking about different things(me linux and you POSIX). AFAICT my symlinks have unique inodes on linux...
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« What did you do to the parentheses? they are all curly. »

Because we are in a wiki context where text is 95% of the content. I want to be able to write (Hello World) without triggering any evaluation, trying to apply Hello to World. Usually, other languages (except HTML) evaluate every words in code except quoted sentences - called strings - like this "Hello World". Lambdatalk inverts this process: everything is unevaluated out of curly braces. For instance this expression 1+2 is equal to {+ 1 2} should be written in Javascript like this: "1+2 is equal to " + (1+2). I think that it's the main point of lambdatalk, this inverted process. You could have a look to these links: "curl | latex | LML | PDF | skribe | SXML" in the page http://epsilonwiki.free.fr/lambdaway/?view=curl.
Now try pronouncing Lancashire, Gloucestershire, Worcester, Derby, Edinburgh, Argyll… Granted, the latter two are Gaelic in origin, but it's not like English spelling — especially of place names — is terribly phonetic.

English orthograhpy is in fact widely known for having [less systematicity](http://ncf.idallen.com/english.html) than many of its Indo-European neighbors.
Sorry, you're right, however this is an implementation detail, and nothing to do with POSIX which did not define any use for the `d_ino` field for a symbolic link[1]. I think this is made unnecessarily difficult by Linux/ext4 calling something an "inode" that is not what UNIX traditionally called an inode (or what POSIX calls a "file serial number").

I think it is more useful to think of the symbolic link as "inside" the directory it is in, because this tells the programmer what to do (and what to sync: the directory).

[1]: http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/009695399/functions/rea...