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Ifreakingrock! instead of ifreakingrock, inputted by you with some meaning to you, is far easier to remember than "Yz52356Dde.."
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I'm curious if you've tried Visual Studio Code for Python on Mac?

I've heard good things about it, and just this past weekend tried it out, but couldn't even get a simple Hello World working on it for Python.

I installed the common Python extension for it (Don Jayamanne's), but seems like it couldn't Link with the Python toolset. Ie, I could edit scripts with Python highlighting and autocomplete, but couldn't get them to execute. I gave up after an hour of trying and went back to pycharm.

I'd be interested in giving it another go, but worried if I'm needing to bang my head just for a Hello World, how bad it might get later on.
A lot of people call those prisons "dorms" and they say that prisoners live in better conditions than a lot of people outside of prison.

And yet, they don't make the jump to the idea that maybe people shouldn't be living in worse conditions.
what I said was...

No, what you said you preceded with "My understanding( is that research shows* that...", acknowledging that you hadn't actually done the research.

The raw data speaks for itself

Then why won't you present any? Why can't you support this claim you keep repeating?

accidental gun injury or death is sadly commonplace

Nobody has questioned that.
The point is, how did Apple manage to get away with it for all these years? why weren't they enforced to ship only the properly grounded adapter?
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> The United States imprisons more citizens (total and per capita) than any other country on Earth, and African Americans and Latinos at a vastly over-represented rate.

The marijuana legalization votes are striking back at this. It's not a full fix by any means, but it's sure going to reduce the number of people thrown in jail--especially minorities.
This was a really cool read. I had seen some eev.ee tweets before but I didn't know that they had a year away from a desk job.

I did something similar. I left my job last year and built https://github.com/quiet which was an incredibly fun project (end plug). I can empathize with eev.ee's fear of building something nobody uses :)

I'd love to see more stories about people quitting and doing something somewhat unconventional.
I completely agree. We can see the full picture of it now. The banks are such a pain and since most of the banks are nationalized the employees are a real pain. The post offices do not even have proper facilities to store large sums of money and there are cases where rats have eaten currency in lockers!
Children are straight up evil, so you're still going to need a supervising adult on each minibus to keep them from murdering each other.
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Well, if you get to share unsourced anecdata allow me to point out that I moved a third of the way around the world because I wanted to live in a city that was

* something resembling affordable (though it still ain't cheap)

* not auto-dependent.

Maybe you're just surrounding yourself with people who have expressed a preference for low density via their actions?
I would presume that if the application hasn't been updated for the Touchbar, the Touchbar would default to displaying ESC F1 F2 F3 F4 etc..
It is, for learning basic Swift. For developing you want to use a setup that allows you to handle thousands if not hundreds of thousands of lines of code. A single-process touch interface isn't that, I think.
Getting a seat is absolutely not the norm during commute hours. Two transit systems I use (BART and CTA) are actually migrating rolling stock to designs with fewer seats to free up more standing room.

Unless you board at the beginning of the line and show up well before departure, you're going to be standing. Likely pressed up against strangers, holding the overhead rail, trying to keep balanced while the operator does his best to knock you over with violent throttle and brake inputs. On rare, blissful occasions I'll get some wall to lean on. Usually stuck in the center.

I have tried to read this way, but it doesn't work well. It's hard to find a nook where there's enough space in front of me to hold a book. The one handed book grasp is awkward, and I always seem to choose the wrong moment to take my other hand off the rail to turn a page.

You can wear headphones, same as you can listen to the the radio while driving.

I wish I could not pay attention to my surroundings; that's pretty hard when in a hot stuffy smelly claustrophobic space trying my hardest not to make physical contact with strangers' bodies.
SPIR-V is the intermediate language Vulkan uses for shaders, it's also the intermediate language of OpenCL - so if you implement SPIR-V for Vulkan you also get that for OpenCL - so now even if a company doesn't care about optimizing OpenCL it gets stuff from Vulkan for free
If my kid gets run over by a car while cycling to school I don't really car whether the car was electric or not.
Nice, I totally wasn't aware of that. It's good to see VS finally headed down the right path in that regard.
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There is also a site that reminds me of your approach with similar projects.
https://www.freecodecamp.com/
> There are dozens of carjackings and home invasions (aka "hot burglary" - entering when residents are present) each month in the Bay Area alone

and how many of those result in murder? Or do you believe that using lethal force to protect property is ok? If this is the case then we have no common ground.

My position is that being scared and losing your TV isn't grounds for ending a burglar's life.
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They invest into efficiency. So they will be second in VR. But provide more battery and therefore more game time.
It's specifically aimed at old Windows Games, of which there are many. It's not for old 16bit DOS games like Monkey Island or Elite for example.

So people out there have stacks of old CDs with freeware Windows Games on them (popular on the covers of the Magazines of the time) - this project would nicely re-open the use of these games.

Additionally, if he completes this, then there is a also a LOT of old 16 bit productivity and encyclopedia type software that never made the jump to 32 bit.
I live in a city where taxis can use the bus lane.

Pros - similar to an express lane (HOV free, single-occupant vehicles pay a toll) it's handy when you're the one who's running late and REALLY need to get somewhere quick.

Cons - Buses deal with taxi congestion, cyclists deal with maniacal taxi drivers.
...Am using ezjail on a mix of 10.3 and 11 now. Works flawlessly.
They didn't "attempt to block Linux", they just shipped hardware without a Linux driver.

And later released a workaround to make the hardware work in a slower, more power consuming backwards compatibility mode so Intel can continue not properly supporting the hardware in Linux.

But sure, it was totally "Lenovo blocking Linux".
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Because noone knows how to vet effectively. And we still have no idea what "being a software engineer" mean.
You keep forgetting Sony and Nintendo.
Well, they might, but your ring doesn't get you anywhere faster and more comfortable.

Also you don't attract men with a ring, but the other way around...*

*This is not my way of thinking, but it exists out there.
Because the fanboys will suck up everything but a touch screen on their laptop.
Then get out in the streets and protest and organize a movement. This isn't rocket science, if Trump, Obama, Bernie, MLK, etc can do it, Peter Thiel can sure do it. Kicking back in your armchair and doing jack isn't a plan, it is defeat.
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byuu posted an article on his blog (byuu.org) just two days ago. His emulator was called bsnes, not bzsnes, maybe that's the source of confusion? bsnes has now evolved into higan, so that might also be why you can't find it. The higan source is mirrored on gitlab: https://gitlab.com/higan/higan

edit: sorry, wasn't aware of the (april fools) bzsnes release, realise now that I'm probably more confused than you are.

edit 2: the "original" bznes source (AFAICT) is on archive.org: https://web.archive.org/web/20151105124237/http://snesemu.bl...
dude, c'mon :|

The data I've presented:

- Nationwide (USA), there are about 100 burglary-homicides every year.

- In 2010, unintentional firearm injuries caused the deaths of 606 people

Feel free to confirm the figures for yourself.
Parking and traffic issues aren't issues if you're not driving, and most people in those places aren't.

I mean, flying a helicopter around the city sounds like great fun but that doesn't mean everyone else should be forced to build places for me to store said helicopter.
It happened. But well. Do as you want. It is your project :)
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let the prisoners run the entire prison but have the guards monitor them at all times.

like this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panopticon
How prevalent is stimulant use among Uber drivers in the Bay area?
The problem is that that sentiment will turn sour pretty soon as the supplies will get affected badly. Most of the truck drivers which supply essential goods are paid in cash by their owners. Think what will happen if the payment is deferred.

It might be very sad to say but a lot of these shops exists because of the black money. Some are mere shopkeepers whose owners would have opened these shops to invest their money. Now think what would happen when their cash gets sucked away. There would definitely be a huge loss of jobs.

If real estate is hit badly then a lot of laborers would be jobless overnight. A lot of projects would have to be stalled.

Presently there is an uneasy calm and some sort of schadenfreude but when the dust settles the consequences will not be good.
" If you've ever been to an area with insufficient parking, it's pretty horrible."

So are places with excess parking. Do you _enjoy_ sauntering through your local big-box shopping center's acres upon acres of parking?

Also, if parking is so valuable why is it free? Charge market rate for the land and let people build parking on it if the market will pay. If the market doesn't pay, maybe they don't want the parking that bad after all.
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Nationwide, there are about 100 burglary-homicides every year.

Repeating: your source is?
I've often said to my friends and family, during more philosophical discussions, that the one object that has caused the most destruction to the human species is the mirror ..
I would add that an advantage of tram is that they actually stop at each stop, so you can take an unfamiliar line without fear of getting lost after missing your stop.

They also usually run much more frequently than buses, and don't suffer from delays due to traffic or traffic lights (or not as much).
"Increasing use of public transit benefits everyone, including by reducing greenhouse gas emissions"

Which would be a good reason to put housing and amenities near the station instead of parking...
Or anywhere else, for that matter?
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At least it is a refreshing counterpoint to the "if it doesn't suit me, it can't suit anybody" sentiment that I've seen a lot of.
Definitely, I am a big believer in Housing First and affordable housing by allowing high density development, as it is a viable path forward for cities and it defends suburbs from pressure to redevelop much more destructive low density redevelopment.
I tried reading your 27 page long essay but got bored a couple pages in and then skimmed the rest. After that I looked at the examples in the repository.

My only question is: why? Seriously, what problem are you trying to solve here?

Your 27 page long essay was useless in conveying that to me because it was written overly explicit and seems to have too much background but not really any content.

Looking at the examples I just don't see a point. I'm a scientist. I work with PDEs. You even mentioned one of the software I work with in your paper.

Nothing you have written explains to me why I should decide to write e.g.:

nabla v = 0

In whatever notation it is you are trying to sell me.

So please explain.
> While lowercasing the passwords increases the guess-ability of the password when attempting to log in to this site it actually reduces the value of the password in a breach of this sort

But why don't they use the proven common-sense strategy of not storing the passwords at all, but store the hashes instead? They can validate by converting user-input to a hash and then there is no harm even if the user auth table is stolen.
> how would a contained society actually work?

If a society is understanding enough to have CS, it safe to expect they would also not use CS for non-violent crimes.

So now what would CS for violent criminals with no skill look like ? Ok so this would be a prision/rehabilitation-center in traditional sense but with a twist that they can also leave provided the country have them.
Going to take it from the top. Skip down for the actual pepper information if you're already familiar with hashing and salting (I assume most people will be).

Let's assume you want to store a password. The first, obvious step, is to store it in plain text. This is obviously brain dead, but well, we live in the world we live in.

$user_pw = $password;

The second step is to hash it. This means that the password can't just be read out of the database.

$user_pw = hash($password);

The problem with this approach is that with the amount of computing available, it's fairly trivial to just bruteforce everything, and with the advent of rainbow tables (pre-cracked hashes), it gets even easier.

The next obvious step is to salt the password. Salting means that you add a random piece of information to what you hash, in order to disable the use of rainbow tables. Every password has to be cracked individually. The salt needs to be included in the stored form of the hash, because otherwise you can't calculate incoming authentication requests against it.

$user_pw = concat($salt, ':', hash(concat($salt, password)));

This makes a targeted attack possible, but mass attack over a long list of passwords gets quite a bit more difficult.

The problem is that now, you have the salt always stored with the password. This means that if your database gets stolen/dumped, an attacker has all the information required to crack specific hashes.

In order to alleviate this, you can use a pepper, which is similar to a salt, except that it is global and unique to your application, and doesn't change all the time. It is a static piece of data that gets hashed as well, but isn't stored alongside the hashes in the database.

$user_pw = concat($salt, ':', hash(concat($salt, $PEPPER, password)));

This obviously only changes anything if your pepper doesn't get stolen alongside the database, so this is usually an application-specific constant that doesn't get stored in the database.
I think sarcasm is a pretty appropriate response to being called a moron.
Disclaimer: I'm not using the C# extension

> VS Code doesn't support solution-wide refactoring like renaming classes or moving a method from one class to another

F2 "Rename Symbol" (works on Go with gorename). Can't imagine using Roslyn doesn't (or won't soon enough) allow the same. From the readme:

Great C# editing support, including Syntax Highlighting, IntelliSense, Go to Definition, Find All References, etc.

> VS Code doesn't support runtime debugging (breakpoints)

It does. CMD+Shift+D goes to the Debug sidebar. CMD+Shift+P Debug shows a bunch of commands. From the readme:

Debugging support for .NET Core (CoreCLR). NOTE: Mono and Desktop CLR debugging is not supported.

> VS Code doesn't have source control integration

CMD+Shift+P git whatevs is used daily here as well as Ctrl+Shift+G for the git sidebar that can show (editable) diffs. Both the gutter and scroll bar are annotated with git info.

> VS Code doesn't have an integrated build tool (MSBuild)

MSBuild comes with .Net Core and is (probably) invoked with the language-agnostic CMD+Shift+B (run build task). C# ext may have more.

> VS Code doesn't have NPM or Nuget integration

There are both NPM and NuGet extensions available.

Now of course if what you want is all of this nicely packaged and wrapped in a GUI, well, obviously VS Code is not an IDE (as VS is) but that's precisely its value proposition.
Sometimes for reasons beyond my understanding: I've seen many people bent over a 15" MB playing with MRI images in matlab/spm/... It's hard imagining something with worse posture, less ergonomics and less efficient.
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Due to this very fact I've forked iocage into iocell (https://github.com/bartekrutkowski/iocell) where I am fixing numerous critical bugs currently present in iocage, that most likely won't be fixed, due to iocage support being on hold (if not completely abandoned, until rewrite is available). Feel free to check it out, especially the `develop` branch! Once I have most of the annoying bugs fixed, I'll merge `develop` into `master` and create a FreeBSD port for iocell.
I have only one problem with this article crawling so high... As it seems an ad for one retailer of Moisanite Charles & Colvard. Also this article was submitted twice to hackernews before, once by the same person before.
The H3 is using an older 40nm process and is small in footprint, with no custom IP. Nothing really too exciting going on there, an 8 year old process is going to be cheap to use compared to a modern 14nm process.
Pretty sure folks in the other professions mentioned are also lamenting over the missing successor to the Mac Pro, and the loss of not-yet-outdated ports on the MBP (especially since they probably have more peripheral devices than developers).
Still though, at the moment I can step through code without really thinking about it, partly because I know where the keys are based on how the keyboard feels, combined with the tactile feedback of pressing the buttons.

I would worry that with no physical presence on the keyboard, I would spend a lot more time looking at the keyboard figuring out where the function key I need is than actually getting things done.

I would be keen to see a review from somebody who uses the new Macbook Pro professionally as a developer to see if this is as much of an issue as I imagine it to be.
Eh, my wife got some flack in Ireland when she didn't have a diamond engagement ring. Yet somehow we're still together.
It was that way in the US for a very long time. Sometime in the last couple decades a new trend arose to wear both the engagement ring and a wedding band together. The logic being you spent 4-5 figures on beautiful jewelry, so it's silly to only wear it during the engagement. (Whether it's silly to spend that much in the first place is another argument.) I don't know if they are in fashion currently, but many jewelers began selling engagement rings with a paired wedding band that is designed to match perfectly and be fused with the engagement ring after the wedding.
Actually Xcode has been updated for touchbar, and has some useful code editing commands. But does not show any debugging commands in the touchbar. Perhaps it will in future.

It is possible to show F keys by holding the fn key and you can configure the touchbar to always show F keys by default.
Doesn't anybody have a DVM around? If you can feel a stray voltage, measure it, and find the source.

As someone else pointed out, get an outlet tester.[1] They're about $7. You may have an open ground, or reversed hot/neutral. Once you've eliminated that, suspect the power supply.

Make sure you have a UL-listed power supply. If you're getting stray AC voltage on the output side of a UL-listed supply, report it to UL. Here's the form.[2] There's no excuse for that.

[1] https://www.amazon.com/Amprobe-ST-101B-Socket-Tester/dp/B008...
[2] http://www.ul.com/customer-resources/market-surveillance-dep...
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Just applied for the citizen application form :)

http://liberland.org/en/request/
They already have Xamarin Studio.
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Its for the degree reason I call myself a programmer not a software engineer.

I'm better than lots of people I've met with the degree but I don't want people to infer that I have a degree from that convention.
Is there any recording on this? Could you share the link?
That is what Microsoft introduced at CppCon 2015 alongside the C++ Core Guidelines.

Besides the clang-tidy, there is the ongoing efforts to improve VS analyzers, but I guess they will only be fully productized on VS "15", the upcoming release.

I also imagine other C++ linters are improving their C++ Core Guidelines support.

Under C++ Core Guidelines you are supposed to use [[unsafe]] annotation to mark such features.
Vienna is definitely an outlier in terms of awesome. It's one of the more "perfect" cities in terms of size and connectivity. I might argue that Zurich is right up with it. However, Paris is overrated in terms of transport -- summer on the RER or the metro is rather close to hell in my book. No air conditioning and sardine-like UX. Good luck if you have to go shopping, you had better go during off hours or you'll be unable to get your stuff on the train. But then again "off-hours" doesn't really exist in Paris since aside from stores in designated tourist zones, shops are required by law to close by 7pm. I think Berlin does a pretty good and London seems to manage the sprawl of the city rather well.

For non-European cities, Seoul is one of my favorites. Extremely extensive subway, though admittedly during rush hour, it's positively insane. But you never have to walk more that 200 meters to get anywhere it seems.
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So you'd rather press F5 to build and F6 to debug instead of tapping "Build" or "Debug"?
> equally well designed PCs

That bit is debatable.
I'd recommend PlayOnLinux instead of using your distro's Wine. Makes it really simple to have a separate prefix per application, and is usually updated with new versions very quickly.
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Well, I'll support it because it's not Yet Another Super Hero Movie and maybe will lead to more cross overs.