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>Sorry, my intent (beside bringing up EDN) was to be playful. Tone is often difficult to communicate in writing.

I understand, and agree it can be difficult. Thanks for clearing that up, and no worries at all. Interesting info, BTW, about EDN. Will reply again in more detail later today with any comments/questions.
It isn't ethics or your thinly veiled accusations of racism, it is cultural differences.

Asian cultures typically have a strong heirarchy, with respect being given to those to whom a debt is owed. Black culture in the US, for various valid reasons involving armed struggle and persecution, has developed a strong "stick it to The Man" mentality.

Given these differences, repayment rates being higher for those who are culturally asian makes perfect sense. Thinking that attitudes towards authority don't bleed through into behaviour for things like debt repayment is naïve.
Is the assumption here (flipping over = very bad) correct? Is it possible that [edit: the force] can dissipate more easily if it flips (provided the car is built correctly to withstand the force of a flip)?

NB: I know nothing about this topic, genuinely curious to hear from someone who does.
Simply put, it is exactly that. :) The problem with querying "restaurants" in Google Maps is that it doesn't show all of the closest ones. At least not where I live at the moment. This is one of the reasons why I decided to make this.
What Linux distribution(s) have you had this problem on?
I don't think most taps reach 60° C. That would be 140° F in freedom units…
I guess that my point was that for the situations where the built in syntax in OO languages is used, the lens alternative is usually at most about 2 characters longer, which is hardly more inconvenient.
It almost seems as if some people believe that music hasn't really evolved in the last century.

I have been binging 'Mozart in the Jungle' and remeber one part where they were trying to tie into contemporary composition. They just stuck a loop of some random keyboarding by 'the maestro' into a fairly simple extremely loud EDM track that mainly expressed violence.

Such subtle evaluation of 18th century sounds with no serious effort to integrate or bridge the gap with contemporary tools and audiences.

Its a pretentious, irrelevant, backwards-looking fantasy world.
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I think the americans here are more on the ayn rand end of the spectrum, so the entire country isn't as vindictive as this. There truly exists a humanist tradition in the US, though obviously not in this thread.
So you vaguely remembered something vaguely related to this that you read somewhere?
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I have worked online for ~8 years as a programmer and most of my clients don't know where I'm from. It's just not important if I can do the work and communicate effectively (by email).

Try picking up short term contract freelancing work, and then hopefully some of those clients will become regulars. I used to bid for dozens of projects a week on Elance, but now most work comes from a few regulars.
Do people choose languages based on blog posts? I've never done that, usually it was a combination of literature and mailing lists that convinced me. I also ignore conferences entirely.
http://8-food.com/ - network of wholly owned, automated food preparation and retail service locations. Basically, robot chefs inside vending machines initially targeted at mainland China that produce custom food from fresh ingredients, the logistical system behind it and customer experience in front.

PS. I really liked your "VR Meditation app" idea, maybe a little ahead of its time but I am sure that it would work well with those brainwave sensor things that keep almost coming out...
I think you are taking my argument too far. Valid input doesn't mean it is safe to use in any context. It just means that anything which is invalid at the start shouldn't even have the chance to get in the system.

You should still properly escape data when passed to another context, no doubt about it.

I am also not suggesting "dirty" practices like replacing double quotes (Wordpress) or magically escaping quotes on input (PHP prior to... 5?). But if you know the input should be a number, allow only digits and '.' and clean everything else. And validate the range too! If you need a database ID, validate form and existence. If you need an e-mail address, run it through filter_var. Always. There is no reason not to.
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There are many java vms

The most popular(hotspot/openjdk) is written in c++/assembly
Article implies only clients for managing SQL Server are SSMS or VS Code - for most of what you'd need to do, tools like DataGrip, Navicat, or any other solution that supports JDBC works well on most platforms.
some sites also have silly JS breakage when you block 3rd-party domains while allowing same-origin requests. They blindly assume that stuff loaded successfully.
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Except I have isolated the code and can reproduce it on demand, and have the photo's & video's as evidence so nice try.

However having just read this https://www.facebook.com/dragosr/posts/10151655183445588 I can see he has explained much of what I was witnessing on some systems as well.

Cant rule out a modern day version of one of these https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phoebus_cartel considering the Windows MSR partition I have copies of which effectively stripes the Windows Partition as well.

Some people are desperate to keep this quiet though, so perhaps suggesting what you have is your way to introduce doubt into an argument which is after all a valid debating technique.
The Rust community is as great as it is because of very deliberate decisions and investment in engineering structures to maintain a positive community at scale, so I'm pretty optimistic that it will stay really good. Arguably this work is as innovative as the language itself.

Emily Dunham of Mozilla has a talk about this Community Automation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dIageYT0Vgg
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I have an obscure dongle that I use for wireless on my desktop PC. Since Ubuntu 14.04, it works out of the box.
Put more bluntly: Whenever you take a long haul flight you directly rob a child in Africa from using fossil fuels to better his or her life.

Do you really believe this stuff? Or does it just make you feel good because it shows you care?
While using 10 is arbitrary, having a constant factor is really nice, as is having the same factor as is used for scaling numbers.
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On the other hand where do you put the limit on what is a acceptable burden ?

Here are the rules for recycling where I lived: plastic to be cleaned before recycling (a minimal trace of food, allegedly, would require the whole batch of plastic to be thrown away). You are also supposed to separate the plastic part from the cardboard part on the packaging. You are also supposed to check if there is a specific type of coating on the inside of a cardboard box like foil for milk or wax for cups. Metal, Glass need to be cleaned too, although without threat of discarding a ton of waste. Paper is recycled separately from cardboard, however I believe that was for operational rather than technical reasons. Recycled paper could not be recycled again and glassy paper (magazine covers) needed removal.

When you get to that stage you realise that the average product in the supermarket would require quite a lot of processing. That's not realistic to expect people to follow all those rules and if you rely on thousands or ten of thousands of people to comply with them in order for your recycling to work, you are deep in the designed to fail territory.
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When in terms of license they must have to talk about GNU GPL v2 or v3.
It depends on whether you want to follow RFCs or not. Particularly, RFC 4021 [1] states that:

Header Field: From

Specifies the author(s) of the message; that is, the mailbox(es)
of the person(s) or system(s) responsible for the writing of the
message. Defined as standard by RFC 822.

Header Field: Sender

Specifies the mailbox of the agent responsible for the actual
transmission of the message. Defined as standard by RFC 822.

As far as I understand, this means that yes, you should set the From address to the user's email when sending content submitted by that user. In contrast, you should never set the Sender address to any user's email.

Another discussion is whether this is sensible or not, how well it works delivery-wise, etc... In any case, it is not as clear-cut as you make it seem.

[1] https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4021#section-2.1.2
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There is an obvious irony to having to go to your supermarket to recycle the plastic bags you received by shopping online, i.e. by not having to go to your supermarket to do shopping...
You miss the point of "love of free". People (like me) who love GNU always include GPL in some or other way even if software is not on GNU packages.
You never cook stuff or puts stuff in the freezer in your daily life? Yikes.
SUVs are not as stable as cars with a lower height. Think about the typical race car which is designed for turning fast, something that requires stability: light, low and wide. SUVs? Heavy, high and narrow relative to their height. Electronics can do marvels, but with the same electronics physics wins.

I remember I could easily outperform a couple of BMW SUVs on a highway in a descent from a mountain pass. They had passed me on the way up, more HPs and gravity helps handling. Then I kept turning at 130 km/h on the way down, where gravity is detrimental to handling. They were suddenly much slower, especially one of them (a prudent driver, I guess).
Yes but PHP runs on non-*NIX platforms[0]. So why not use an interface which is (a) more secure, and (b) platform independent?

[0] http://windows.php.net/
Maybe people dont care about dependencies, i do so i decided to use Go to make a single file.

Because of the dependencies it seems like HotDoc only works on a server?
Docsgen has versions for Windows, Mac and Linux without the need to have a server, virtual machine or stuff like that.

This is just the start of docsgen. I have planned code comment parsing, versioning, multi language support and more stuff.
Syntax highlighting is almost finished for docsgen as well.

What i'm trying to build is a really lightweight solution that everyone can use without having to setup a lot of things.
Docsgen will have a focus on API documentation rather then library documentation which HotDoc seems to focus.
Never thought there are real designers on hn. What was the site?
It seems my problem is that I don't want to ask my questions on Quora (for the same dark patterns and user hostile design you mentioned) and can't ask my questions on Stackoverflow (because they're closed as non constructive or not a good fit etc).
The degree of difficulty in controlling obesity has little to do with whether it's more controllable than height. Height is basically fixed, and trying to control it would involve starving yourself even harder, for longer, and doing so while you're a child.
filter_var(...) explicitly does not strictly adhere to the RFCs.

And yes, that is, technically, a valid email address:

"\"Attacker\\' -Param2 -Param3\"@test.com"

gets interpreted by the shell (or by PHP, or by whatever else is responsible for handling backslash-escaped entities in quoted strings) as

"Attacker\' -Param2 -Param3"@test.com

and "Attacker\' -Param2 -Param3" is a valid local-part: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc5321#section-4.1.2

(Email addresses suck and this is not me saying that this is sane.)
I started on Elance and found some awesome clients there. One even told me to double my bid because "they weren't cheap"!
The key is to focus on a niche and find clients that value their own time.

Also I was living in a 1st world country and able to support myself from Elance projects, so it would be much easier for someone in the Congo.
I'm not accusing anyone of racism.

I'm saying simply that a consistent, principled ethical system which allows height discrimination also seems to allow race or sex discrimination. So if you reject the latter, it seems like you should also reject the former (or perhaps provide some more detailed explanation of your ethical system).

My only point here is "X seems to go with Y, but Y seems problematic so maybe X is too? Lets think carefully."

The particular theory you bring up doesn't change this. According to you, "black" -> "stick it to the man mentality" -> "not pay back loan". That doesn't answer the ethical question of "is it acceptable to make fewer loans to blacks on the basis of black -> {whatever, doesn't really matter} -> default?" This is more or less analogous to "is it acceptable to charge more to tall people because tall -> {whatever} -> bad thing?"

Maybe there is some clear and relevant distinction to be drawn. If so, what is it? I.e., what's the ethical principle, and how does it distinguish between these two cases?
Its like you said. A bank shot has a greater range for success variable on momentum compared to a swish. With many eccentric bank shots the ball can be super forceful or barely forceful at all, and itll go in either way. For bank shots that have no evcentricity, they are very similar in chance of going in, to a swoosh. Definitely depends on the angle of the shot.
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for highway is really not that high,

in my country the police does not even bother with you till 160 kmh.
(130 is legal limit)
Offtopic: 30 brake vs 12 break in this thread so far. Common typo on the way to become an accepted alternative?
Exactly how I felt the first time I read it :)
> Is it possible that can dissipate more easily if it flips

They may have more structural material, but they're also heavier, meaning they have to absorb more energy.
I also played with the idea of using WebRTC data channels for client server applications. From a system design perspective it looks good, since it can provide lots of concurrent flow controlled streams (like HTTP/2) with a potentially lower latency.

However from the pure engineering side things don't look so great for the reasons Matheus28 already mentioned: WebRTC (even data channels only) is a big stack of massive complexity. It's not something you want to implement or understand fully on your own within a reasonable amount of time (like you could do with WebSockets).

The most reasonable way to get WebRTC support seems like integrating Googles native WebRTC library. However one downside is that it's a big dependency with which a lot of people might be uncomfortable bringing in (although you say you are working on making it smaller). The other downside is that it's not only big but a native dependency, which I and other people want to avoid wherever possible in non C/C++ land.

The alternative solution would be to develop a pure Go/.NET core/Java/etc. WebRTC data channel solution. However for this most of the required subcomponents are missing. Imho neither of those even support the required DTLS encryption in the (extended) standard libraries, and there are also no libraries for SCTP on top of UDP around. Therefore getting this to work is a serious effort, and anybody who approaches it must ask himself if the effort is justified or if Websockets and HTTP streaming are not good enough. For the latter one the performance might even reach WebRTC data channel performance if QUIC gets standardized and widely deployed.

I think the situation might be different if WebRTC data channels would only have standardized a UDP or possibly encrypted UDP. Anybody who would have needed it could still be able to implement streams and multiplexing on top of it on server and client(JS) side. The current solution provides a nicer out of the box API, but supporting it outside of the browser is hard.
> Or does cannabis just bring out an underlying psychosis that the person probably would have experienced anyway?

Leaving generic psychosis aside, when talking about schizophrenia this is a weird argument.
Schizophrenia tends to worsen with every episode. It's of paramount importance to prevent any of them.

Having the first episode triggered by smoking cannabis with age 17 is worse than having the first episode brought on by a different cause with 25.

[Edit: I just realized I assumed causality here, which I have no proof for. But I do think that schizophrenic episodes are triggered by stressful thought-pattern and drug-use is one situation where those can occur.]
-You often pay TWICE as much.

-There are places keeping prices somewhat sane while having just as strong if not stronger consumer protection laws (UK/EU)
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What is this? It looks like just an advertisement for startup consultant based out of Raleigh, North Carolina?

There's a cynical saying that is basically: anytime you meet a "startup consultant for hire" there's usually a sad story there, and the only reason to pay for a startup consultant is to ask them why their own startup failed and get advice about what not to do.

With that said, unfortunately the startup world really is in desperate need of honest, affordable, talented business consultants without conflict of interest. But the best people to do this type of work are busy running companies or have enough money to retire and don't sell consulting services to startups (though many of them do some angel/VC investing and advise their portfolio co's).

I'm not sure what the story is for this link or if it fits HN guidelines. But either way, good luck on the new consulting business! and Happy Holidays!
>>even "metric countries" have been known to use it.

Name few/any?

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Even though I do remember the formula C=5/9*(F-32), Fahrenheit has never felt convenient or range non-arbitrary.

Zero being the freezing point in Celsius is a lot more important when it comes to weather conditions (provided the autumn/winters are cold enough where you live) - icy roads, clearing/scrapping windshields, skiing, etc.
The boiling point is nothing to scoff at even when it comes to simple cooking.
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I'm genuinely curious about this too. In my uninformed opinion, for a car that's heading toward an obstacle (e.g. car, truck, pillar, wall, lamp post) there are a few possibilities:

1) heading straight while braking: probably the best case as you have the collapsible trunk between you and the obstacle, and you can reduce the speed, if by little;

2) spinning without control and crashing with the back or the sides: worse than 1), but not so bad as there are side airbags and the headrest. The car is at least somewhat protected on all sides, plus there's some tire friction for reducing the speed;

3) rolling over: less friction as the car is rolling, plus the car may crash into the obstacle with the car's roof or floor. Both are certainly more than a layer of tin, but not as protected. Plus, objects flying around the car and limbs in an unsafe position when the crash happens.
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> I am a bit worried when some of the legalise crowd refuse to accept that there might be health risks.

Concerning cannabis I'm mostly worried about the motivational problems it brings along (It seems to massively impair dopamine production in the brain). We are already a society to lazy to prevent it's own demise due to climate change.
It's correct to say that C is a more explicit programming language than C++, where each line of code won't have large side-effects in performance or code size.

The consequence is having to painstakingly code everything at a low level of detail though, with only macros and its limited functions to rely on for code reuse.
This would be fine for low-level embedded work, but anything other than that is simply painful, unproductive and in my opinion not fun at all. I shudder at the thought of having to manually free resources, to use the embarrassing C strings and arrays or having to write dozens or hundreds of line of code to do one simple thing that C++ can do more safely and also in a highly-reusable way.

C is inadequate and has been for a long time. Its status of mythical, hardcore programming language continues to protect it, but slowly people are becoming more outraged at its inadequacies, as they should be. That's what the fuss is about.
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I'm really curious to know exactly where you can legally drive downhill at > 100 km/h
Its just a way to flower the language for saving face
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C does have a standard library. It's described in full in the ANSI/ISO/IEC standard for the C programming language, and it's on your system, likely called libc or something along those lines.

Anyway, I don't think that's a problem with my concept at all. What I want for Rust, and what I think will eventually be feasible for Rust as the language matures, is a standard that can be shared by compiler writers and Rust programmers. A standard is worthless if it's inadequate (see ISO Pascal or ISO Basic, for example), so it's a good thing that right now Rust is iterating quickly and improving rapidly. But eventually, there's going to need to be a stationary target for compiler writers to aim for, and for Rust programmers to be confident that the code they write today won't be littered with deprecated features, anti-patterns, and worst practices tomorrow.

Frankly, I don't see wide adoption happening in the corporate world until there's an LTS compiler at the very least.
Quite a few times I saw that the tailgater got the message when I turned on the four indicators.
> * Great Libraries ( Everything and a kitchen sink )

This is a must for me. I often give up on compiled languages because libfoobar isn't yet available on the language and I have no interest in writing (and maintaining) language bindings for third party libraries I use.

My dream is that one day I'll be able to do something like:

Foobar = link_cimport({"headers": ["foobar.h"], "packages": [ "foobar" ], "prefix": "foobar_"});
Foobar.do_something(); // would call foobar_do_something();
Foobar.hidden_function(); // would call hidden_function();

and the compiler will give me an executable that was linked against `foobar` instead of dlopen()ing it at runtime. Something like:

Foobar = loadable_cimport({"headers": ["foobar.h"]});
foo = Foobar.load("/path/to/foo.so");
bar = Foobar.load("/path/to/bar.so");

would also be nice because I often have to load libraries that implement the same API/ABI.
I came down I-70 into Denver one time in a rented Ford Expedition. Wasn't going that fast, but when I hit the first curve, the body and frame started to really lean onto the outside suspension. I was scared to hit the brakes and cause it to pitch more, so I just barely touched them and had to let it drift into the next lane a bit. The turn went on forever!!

Did I mention I was surrounded by motorcycles?
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