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Social contributions are a much bigger part of your gross salary in Germany. 34k would be ~28k in France.

My company hires new grads around 50k and I guess decent startups who make people relocate across continents should pay at least 45k.
Where do you get the idea that it is the only SSH client for Windows? Not only are there commercial ones, there is also Cygwin which basically gives you a full linux-like environment with bash, package installer, and ssh, both client and server. I have used Cygwin on all Windows versions since Windows 98.
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Lol, it's a trap. I get an untrusted certificate.
there are the fine arts, and then there are arts as in the art of war or as in Michelangelo's sculptures that were merely regarded as craft (at least when he was young, AFAICT). Compare the ambiguous translations https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/τέχνη in contrast to ars.
Wow, that's really bad, didn't know about it. Can't even imagine how buggy their reinstall code would be.
Other than the very confused reactions when I have to give one of these custom aliases in person, I will never go back to giving my real email address.
There is a big german gamecompany that hasn't paid 300+ employees in 4 months so they are bleeding employees instead of firing them.
I have mixed feelings but I think this is a net win for JavaScript.

XMLHttpRequest was enhanced with the Fetch API which uses promises. The libraries and methods will eventually catch up in a similar way.

If we stopped here there'd be little reason to ask everyone to promisify their libraries. The promise callback chain was only slightly more easy to read than the callback pyramid of doom. You might say that async/await lowers the explicit complexity vastly and increases the implicit complexity marginally.
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As another said, it is heavily dependent on location.

For a dev job around Paris, it is very low.
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Compared to the unity browser plugin or a native executable.
The point is that libertarianism is just one more whacky US misnomer for right-wing liberalism, which has existed since Bentham.
> If you want to allow everyone to write a parser able to parse websites, or allow everyone to be able to write websites, then you have to replace and deprecate parts of the web.

Sounds good in theory. In practice, the opposite is true.

Attempts to define HTML syntax strictly (like DTD-based HTML 4 and earlier, or like XHTML) result in parsers that can't parse websites. But the WHATWG definition of HTML parsing, with its exhaustive and specific attention to handling of error cases, has resulted in HTML parser libraries that are compatible with the actual web. Before that, only browsers could parse real websites as intended and they could only do it through reverse engineering and guesswork.
because they dont have a mobile platform
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AFAIK Concode only uses ~80% thrust on takeoff due to vibrations engines create and risk of overheat. Also fuel gets pumped around to change CG, it is a fascinating piece of machinery.
Funny, four days ago I've read they are looking for backend devs...
>and 2.5m for updates

I'm assuming that's for major (content) updates only, right? Surely they're not giving every joe bloggs developer 2.5m free views because they fixed some minor bugs?
I was around then, and Nozick is indeed an idiot for calling himself that way.
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Still not entirely sure what the big win with async/await is. Is it just a readability thing? Is there one "killer" case that demonstrates its superiority over callbacks?
Congrats for your code.

I found it really well documented and structure. I'll probably print it to read it later.

I really love the documentation badge. It should be more common.
Why a 'dos' tool? They download 'scripts/utils' and simply use them and call themselves hackers. They don't always do a denial of service attack. That never changed, but perhaps you never learned it correctly.

Telling the world about vulnerabilities is a knife that cuts on two sides. Inform users about security. Inform wankers how to abuse stuff.
> [Software engineers] also bear a lot more of the burden than a front-line support person, as the problems they solve are much more complicated, and need to fit in with competing interests beyond one customer's single support request.

I think that's overly glorifying what engineers do and under appreciating support resources.

Most engineers that I know, highly talented or not, wouldn't last a week in a support org because they don't have the required soft skills.

And honestly, I think every engineer should spend more time talking to their support teams. It puts things in perspective when you realize that that bug you wrote or fix you delayed made someone's life a living hell when an irate customer kept badgering them about a fix.
Evidently not if you want to play games. ;-)
The Mirai Botnet is proof that the internet (i.e. IP) is broken.
We need trusted sender trails for packages. Now.
For import: bibtex of course, as most bibliography managers can import/export bibtex, maybe also orcid, as it is becoming the standard "unique id" service for academia.

Also, you should consider allowing users to just input a DOI and fetch all the metadata yourself from BASE or CrossRef. With the DOI, using a service like https://oadoi.org/ or http://doai.io/ (they may merge to unite dev force in a not so distant future, but both domains will still work) would also allow to link directly to an accessible PDF of the publication.

I don't think supporting ResearchGate or services like that (academia.edu etc) directly would be a good thing. For interoperability, they should allow bibtex export. If they don't, why encourage them to continue locking-in their users?
I think you misread or misunderstood what I meant by "blocking significant outbound traffic". 99.9% of what home users do doesn't generate significant amounts of outbound traffic. If someone typically browsers the web, sends a few emails, and then their traffic starts doing 20Mbps/s on an undocumented port, blocking that traffic until they verify what it is wouldn't be a bad idea. It wouldn't affect most users.
1 point of minor interest is that they start by using Yarn, not NPM. Little things like that (esp from a major project like Webpack) can develop into definite trends.
And besides, Oclulus have done enough to tarnish the brand themselves anyway.
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I see intuition as something which integrates over hundreds of experiences, weighted by emotion. Arguably, our intuition adapts to our experience to improve our prediction of outcomes, so that, given some situation, we can quickly understand what's going on, and situate ourselves. For the sake of example, if you binge watch TV series about terrorist situations (e.g. 24), you may be calibrating your intuition in terms of survival, bombs, torture etc. As a result, you may be less inclined to reflect thoughtfully, e.g. on whether to buy food which is organic or not, rather buy bas ed on whether it's produced in a country associated with terrorism or whatever. That could be a totes bulls hit example, but my point and theory is that our intuitions are built from millions of tiny moments where we observe cause-effect, hypothesis-experiment-result etc.

The conséquence is that we can strive to improve or cultivate our intuition, by avoiding passive consumption of prepackaged reality like TV and actively interact with real world (however you determine what that is).

I suspect there are a number of ways to support this view, from psychological, behavioral and neuroscience literature, but then I'd be guilty of exactly the thought process the posted article seeks to deride. Nevertheless my degree was in these subjects, so I doubt these ideas are original or unfounded.
Libertarianism, as it is actually defended in the US by the libertarian party and others who label themselves libertarians, is de facto a mixture of anarchism and general right-wing ideas.

That is not to be confused with the political constructions and justification of Nozick and other right-wing liberals, of course.
I have to question whether critical thinking skills are really that important. Truly critcal people are labelled as trouble makers who have issues with authority. People who are obedient, who can play the political game, tend to do much better.

This is obviously true in law and politics, and certainly other professions like engineering. But what surprises people is that it's also true within academia - if you don't conform, you don't get tenure.

The people who are successful often come from higher income households where children are made to attend numerous extra-curricular activities so as to give them an early exposure to "gaming" the political structure of a hierarchical organisation.
If you have to ask, you're not the consumer they're targeting.
I have 1 GB per month on a O2 pre-paid card in Germany.

That is a reasonable amount of data for me.

Also that law applies to everyone with an wlan router, not just coffee owners.
I don't, I get a valid DigiCert cert.
Sent to Coventry appears to be Constructive Dismissal under UK law

https://www.gov.uk/dismissal/unfair-and-constructive-dismiss...

Of course it might not be worth the lawsuit.
Can we stop pushing this broken piece of crap?

There are some really nice Linux Laptops out there.

System76 has none of them.
Like a lot of my friends and coworkers, everyone was playing Pokemon Go and then they weren't.

It's a shame because it gave everyone a chance to be glue to their phones and be social in public. A game changing update like pokemon battles or PVP would rekindle my interest immediately.

It's possible these kinds of features are too risky for Nintendo given that Pokemon Sun and Moon are coming out in just a few weeks.
Amen. The sheer stupidity of running a low value unempowered astroturfing support org to isolate your developers from listening to customers is matched only by the frequency with which it seems to be done.
The /vegan sub reddit is pretty active and supportive. You will find plenty of folks willing to help there.

Dr. Greger's book How Not To Die is a good source of nutritional information.

My 2 cents as someone who's been vegan for almost 15 years:

- Don't be too hard on yourself. Being vegan is not about being perfect.

- When eating out, explore ethnic foods. You will find that it's easier to find dishes that are vegan by default or almost vegan on non-western restaurants.

- Try to find the macro distribution that works best for you and work with it within a vegan framework. I thrive on high carb, but you will find all sorts of vegan diets out there, including keto.

- Avoid drama. Just by saying you are vegan, you may get negative emotional reactions from people. When confronted, just say it's a personal choice and move on. Too much time can be spent arguing with people who are ignorant on this topic.
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Design is a kind of Constraints Satisfaction Problem (CSP).

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Constraint_satisfaction_prob...
It's basically a fancy (but more limited) syntax for promise, with the same advantages.
By competition and selection. Evolution is the main algorithm that can scale up and improve a complex system. How that is practically accomplished is a separate topic but the theoretical answer is clear. I think one day the same will become true in computation once a certain complexity threshold is reached.

There is little point in educating and refining individuals (although they may benefit) unless the whole network of society can be improved net.

P.J O'Rourke points out that a great many ignorant people exist in America, especially in certain zip codes.

He says the average Russian is far more well read and educated, not just in theory but in spirit too, and a great many of them have superior intelligence that makes their population natural adepts in science and literature.

Despite all of this; Russia is poorer and considerably worse off than the USA today.

It is good that you ask the question in the context of individuals and groups. There is something of a microeconomics/macroeconomics divide here! The aid of one does not help the other. It is a most strange and counter intuitive paradox.

I say a good heuristic for our 'algorithm' for improving society and individuals is a diversity of options. Then we allow society and individuals to make the value judgments of what to choose independently. That is the classic position of a Westerner such as myself.

The caveat then is to what extent does informing a judgment control that outcome. That is a wicked problem. As computer scientists say, Garbage in, Garbage out. I suspect if you solve for that then you have your answer.

Most of the time I believe we act instinctively. This implies there is also a cost to rationality. I also believe rationality is a distant cousin to education and raw intelligence. There are too many examples of educated quick witted people who believe things that cannot be true.

To make a stab at a practical endeavour which would answer your question, I would guess that directing attention productively could increase rationality. I think in some way having a pencil and a piece of paper increases your powers of reason, or at least the possible scope. Putting somebody into a room with a cool temperature, good lighting, some paper and writing materials, no distractions and perhaps preliminary meditation is very likely to increase your powers of reason.
Just append `&hl=en` to the URL. This should work.

I've set my browser to English as default and use `&hl=de` to tell Google to mix some German hits into the query result.
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Thank you. I was afraid the documentation wouldn't be sufficient. Yet improving it is highest priority for me.
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So where does your B12 come from?
Not judging, just curious, do progressive values really matter?

I'm based out of a fairly cosmopolitan southern city, and I'd be hard pressed to construct a scenario where I could only find someone so unprofessional and conservative enough as to make a difference to the customer.
What it says it is and what it is/will be are two completely different things. If anything, I'd say mac users probably fall into the demographic of people who would actually want to play the kinds of games this will harbour.
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If you never learn Kriekegaard, how would you know?

I'm not a big fan of him but I find his view about politics pretty interesting and actual (from an online translator):

Two powers govern the crowds: jealousy and stupidity. Those who govern know how easy it is to win the flock to his views.

In politics, the public is at stake and no matter to have the truth with him. What counts is winning ground. It flatters the lowest desires.

The majority rules as if truth was a matter of numbers. For Kierkegaard, democracy is a danger because the mass does not try to understand, has no ideal and follows one that flatters most.

Against Hegel, he does not believe that moral virtue can be found only in the state. The individual is, however, constantly under threat. The crowd is lying when the individual is the awakening of the spirit.
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No psychiatrist in their right mind will diagnose you with adult ADHD, while you have co-morbid issues with depression and/or anxiety. (edit: that are not being taken care of)
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I think for cubism, the easiest way would need to create the "original" painting/image before cubism transformation and learn the transformation.

Ideally several such images to not overfit on the specific details of that transformation.

The other way is to get a huge dataset of cubism still life paintings and also a dataset of a bunch of photographs of still life and learn the "average" transformation from that.
Although such transformation may not generalize to other subjects and might only work well with flowers/food on a table.

Same thing with the other styles.
For example (NSFW), photographs of naked women such as https://www.daniel-bauer.com/images/art_nudes/15_artistic_nu... transformed into classical https://www.google.com/culturalinstitute/beta/asset/the-birt...
Here you would first identify the people objects and then learn the transformation of both people and backgrounds.

Still, the current approach works fine for things like starry night because of the nature of the painting.
> and personally, as an employee, I'm fine with it that way

You mean as a reasonably well-off employee who was lucky enough to have picked a growing field when you went to uni. On the other hand, if that field ever stops growing for any reason... you might see why people enjoy stability and the ability to plan ahead in their work life.
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I agree to some degree but at the end of the day it is a programming style.

I personally prefer the functional approach with bound methods to avoid callback hell, improve readability and ensure there is minimal amount of memory leaking.

That being said, async/await makes callback programming easier so it is another tool which may come handy in the situations where you really need it.
Sure, "completely unusable" is similar to the "literally unplayable" gaming meme: Way over the top. I tried to point out that our experience (yours, mine) differ and mine was repeatedly/often disturbed due to random GEMA claims, while not even looking for music.

(I don't use Chrome, but I assume there'd be a Firefox extension. Then again, I remember that there used to be a ~shady~ extension for exactly this YT issue and I just never felt good about installing an extension for my browser for this narrow a use case.)
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And there goes FB's business model. Nobody is going to post anything once people realize their money is at stake. This seems like a good opportunity for a new friends and family social network.
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Given that solar installations are tiny and nuclear installations are huge and have generally excellent safety records, this seems quite reasonable.
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Yeah, but that is a very specific OS stack, which cannot be generalized to language runtimes running on top of general purpose OSes.

Now when targeting bare metal deployments like unikernels, it is a different story in how to approach it.
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Interesting, would you mind sharing the script or give a short overview how it works?
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"The main goal of the team was to implement a job processing pipeline that was vendor agnostic and cloud-based"
I wonder if they feel they've achieved it?
How much work would it be to switch away from their choice of JS libraries and AWS?
And if it's not trivial, what's the point?
I think material but well known bugs are probably less dangerous because they're deterministic.

The true insidiousness of a random mutagen exploit is the fact that you can't pin in down. Hell, you could even specifically code it to be resistant to reproduction attempts. ;)