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May as well go all the way:

(ns examples.long-aliases
(:require
[ clojure.spec :as spec ]
[ clojure.test :as test ]
[ clojure.java.io :as io ]
[ rum.core :as rum ]
[ diatomic.api :as diatomic ]
[ clojure.string :as string ]
[ cognician.chat.util :as util ]
[ cognician.chat.server :as server ]
[ cognician.chat.server.schema :as server.schema ]
[cognician.chat.ui.entries.core :as ui.entries.core]))
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Too many craftsmen? Where do people live? And what even is a 'Gate' ward? But I loved the map anyways. Good job :)
I seriously doubt that. Some sources have use of WinXP at 7 percent, it should be zero, and there are plenty of open, unpatched exploits for WinXP.
I'm just impressed they got through the support barrier to someone who had the authority to make the right decision.
How it compares to KDevelop?
Folks have tried starting alternatives to facebook: I think the real problem is that facebook is more similiar to a phone company that only connects its users to others that have the same phone company. It was the only game in town for a while, so this has made it into a near-monopoly.

If facebook was required to have some level of across-platform access, this might level the playing field and give us actual choice. Unfortunatly, I think this will take legislative action to accomplish. Until then, luck and time might change the course of things.
> The social security trust fund has been raided for decades by the general fund to spend on defense security state and has not been paid back.

Where is the money in the social security trust fund kept. I had assumed it was in treasury bonds and therefore lent to the US Government general funds to be spent at the will of congress. Is the Social Security Administration actually holding VOO or physical gold?
It takes a very, very long time (like many months per post). And I don't mind, because the goal is not to have a quick stream of posts, the goal is to learn something and explain it without magic. So I let it take the time it takes.

I work on it steadily (like a set few hours per week + some really concentrated days on weekends when I can make the time).
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Has someone here got some examples of things that are more neatly expressed in self than javascript and other obvious suspects (e.g. python, racket, common lisp, smalltalk)?
Efficiency alone is not sufficient to be an advantage - energy density and reliability are other factors. If a 50-lb battery at 95% efficiency produces the same energy as 40 lbs of fuel at 50% efficiency, the battery is at a disadvantage.
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That's what log aggregators are for.
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Thanks ! I love you guys.. Qt/QtCreator make life a lot easier.
Why do you want that in a browser? what's wrong with the native graphical shells?
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Fascinating questions.

I am an applied mathematicians by educational background, while I am working more and more as a developer in my day-to-day job.

The answer that my personal experience gives to these questions is that programming has helped me a lot with precision and clarity. For me it probably boils down to the fact that a compiler is much more unforgiving than my own brain.
China is a bit more of a complex situation since they are a republic, the citizens have no direct say in government matters. Now of course the Chinese government knows they have to continue providing growth, otherwise citizens will question the system and revolution could happen.

But let's say a majority of voting eligible citizens decided their country needs to dial down debt-fueled growth? Well there's almost nothing they can do, even though popular opinion has changed.

In Greece, even with the fraud that went on voters still had to know bad financial choices were being made. Heck, I live in the U.S. and know when politicians are using financialeering to make the books balance better...
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Not OP. But the argument seems to be: Start by being maximally useful to one person. When you have enough people using your software that they want to use it together, that's the time to start investing a lot of effort in helping them do so.
You could try https://www.reddit.com/r/identifythisfont/, and while https://www.reddit.com/r/fontspotting/ does not seem to be directed toward identifying fonts in the sidebar, it is an active group and there are lots of such questions on the list.
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The person you're replying to didn't say that the citizens hated their homeland, he/she said that they preferred the older Somalia before it was state-less.

I'm not choosing either side of this discussion, simply clearing something up.
Out of curiosity, which vehicles/city?
Like the *-prefix, I derived significant readability by prefixing all reference type symbols (like atoms) with !, which goes hand-in-hand with the exclamation mark in `swap!` and `reset!`. For example:

(let [!input (atom {:some "data"}]
(emit! ::event @!input) ;; @ and ! always go together
(reset! !input {:new "data"})) ;; mutations against plain symbols "looks wrong"
You have to install them, and they have to exist for every platform where you want to use them.

For cloud services, the only unambiguous win for native over web client is access to platform APIs that the browser may not use.
So what you are talking about would amount to a rebalancing of the economy from the SOEs to the private sector. This is something he has written extensively about and that he thinks is necessary for long-term sustainable growth. But something has to be done about the SEOs, and right now they are kept afloat by a transfer in the OTHER direction. That is, the resources spent on their debt is cannibalizing growth in other areas.
Brendan himself says:

I’m not proud, but I’m happy that I chose Scheme-ish first-class functions and Self-ish (albeit singular) prototypes as the main ingredients. The Java influences, especially y2k Date bugs but also the primitive vs. object distinction (e.g., string vs. String), were unfortunate.

https://brendaneich.com/2008/04/popularity/
It seems like neither supports encryption of the data at rest which is a showstopper for me.
Align let bindings in two columns - this is purely a matter of preference. I don't care either way.

I find that if they're not aligned and the identifiers are of varying length, that the names and code bleeds together making it hard to read which are the names and what is part of the code. Its especially bad if the code for a binding is more than one line long (which should be avoided, but isn't always possible without factoring it into a function)
Mastodon somewhat I guess
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I think this is basically just an argument about terms.

If you write code, you're a developer. If you run servers, your in ops. If you are doing both, it's devops. So when discussing the idea of having a total separate team for running the servers, OP says it's not devops and he's right, because the definition of devops is not having the teams be separate. And you say that it's often totally needed to have that separation and you're also right.

> I guess it's possible to turn your entire dev team into part-time DevOps engineers,

I think you mean, it's possible to turn your entire dev team into part-time ops engineers. Which is 1) the entire concept of "devops", and 2) often a horrible idea. :)

(Sorry, but people who use "devops" to mean "ops" is a pet peeve of mine. If you're not a developer, it's just ops.)
It's on the list but a big task because of the Unix assumptions build into the VM and the need to redo the graphics backend both as primitives and to hook it into the Self level GUI framework.
Android should totally disable draw-on-top while security-sensitive UI elements are visible like password fields and permission dialogs. Seems like an easy fix.
>Perspective - does learning multiple programming languages engender more awareness of different perspectives than say, learning multiple foreign natural languages?

Honestly - I don't know. But I know from experience that learning different programming paradigms (structured, OOP, functional, logic, relational) is something very different from "Learning to write Fortran" in C, C++, Java, Python and Ruby. That learning Scheme without continuations or macros leaves most students with the impression that "[Scheme] can do everything C can [meaning iteration and if], but in a more weird way, so there is no use in this language whatsoever".
I propose all reporting on such laws to be along the lines of 'UK to force people you interact with to spy on you.'
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A better analogy would be:
You discover that all doorlocks of some vendor can easily be opened without the key, including your neighbors. So you tell the vendor. The vendor does nothing about it for 6 months, so you decide to tell everyone who has the lock instead so they can fix/change it.
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Why is a clean linear history desirable? It's not reflective of how the product was built? Is it just for some naive desire of purity?
I found the comparisons useful. It showed me why its better, instead of just saying "hey this is better, do this".
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We can have a big bench-off with more brokers later on. I have tested maybe 6 and from this I have decided to write my own. I wouldn't spend time reinventing the wheel for free if I didn't have a reason for it :) Then you also have memory usage which is impossible to optimize in VM/GC languages.
I do not know. We always had "DevOPS" aka sysadmin that knew C,perl and bunch of others. Then it became too much for a single person to know everything and we invented "more ops" and "more programmer". Now we have better tools albeit more complex and we have decided that we again can have this "DevOPS" person whatever that means.

But again we are facing this dilemma when there are literally thousands of different tools and ecosystems and you just simply cannot be an EXPERT or even ADVANCED in most of them.
We should clearly define what we expect from the role and the candidate. We can't waste other people's time by hiring for DevOPS when we clearly want a PowerShell programmer,windows administrator and database admin in a single package
Quality assessment of complex goods is difficult.

You are a complex good.

Neither you nor the firms assessing you, generally, know how to sell, or how to buy, what it is you're offering.

That said, more practice at interviewing generally improves your performance, though it may have little to do with actually improving the outcome of the process in terms of offer-to-opportunity matching.
Would that not fall into responsible disclosure? Maybe the definition I have is different

I would think that if you make an honest and serious attempt to coordinate with the vendor, it's responsible.
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Interesting, but not all design is about harmony.

I'd be more interested in examples where ML could create combinations that shouldn't work together but work. Think like some of the more experimental stuff coming out of the Bloomberg Business Week design team
You're implying that there's a possibility for a regime that starts from commumist ideas not to become a monarchy or oligarchy. Can you point out a real-life example where that didn't happen, please?
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In each case with lots of manual tweaking to get the best performance. Deep learning is not magic; you need to find the right kind of architecture for your problem, and that requires prior knowledge. Humans will still be in the loop for at least the next decade or so.
There's a lot of knowledge that is not encoded in the layout of physical buildings. ;)

Until they integrate Google Books into VR libraries. ;)
Is that an actual editor in the screenshots? I thought most clojurists use emacs...
For Business Week's Hello World series, Ashley Vance did a report on Peter Beck and Rocket Lab. 4 minutes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jKvZPpdGjiM&feature=youtu.be...
What exactly was the problem with Seafile? I was looking for a Dropbox alternative. Tried Owncloud and was fairly disappointed. But Seafile is working great for me (using it for ~1.5 years now).
I used to, but now I use Cursive in IntelliJ IDEA.
VR is a flop
If you look at http://store.steampowered.com/hwsurvey/ we can see that VR headsets are 1) far from widespread amongst steam players 2) not growing.

If steam players dont want VR headsets, who does?
The problem with Tabor, as I understand it, is that its instruction set is not compatible with the existing PowerPC Amiga code and hardware because for some reason they used a chip which doesn't support the standard PowerPC floating point instruction set at all.
Thanks, that's a useful article.

Just wish core dumping Go programs worked on OSX. Hopefully one day. :)
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> But again we are facing this dilemma when there are literally thousands of different tools and ecosystems and you just simply cannot be an EXPERT or even ADVANCED in most of them.

Though there are only a handful of ideas and principles, and all of these
thousands of different tools are just reimplementations of some of them, and
usually not too fancy at that.
The Wordpress model - only better?

Put together a distro with a complete solution - mail server, web server, media and social servers.

Make it one-click easy to set up. Keep security tight. Maybe do some deals with cheap hosting providers.

Then federate and connect.
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Perhaps that's why my comments advocating far left ideas afe frequently downvoted, even in on topic threads. Too many businesspeople :)
I disagree with your disagreement. There's nothing we do under the umbrella of "DevOps" that wasn't part of competent service ownership twenty years ago. I read your article and the point that stood out for me was the notion that the skills to drive tools like chef, puppet are somehow new and different. But I know better, because although I use those tools today, back in the day we used cfengine and a bunch of declaratively/injectively configured shell & perl scripts to achieve basically exactly the same effect.

Back then we called this "systems administration". But we were most definitely working with developers and running the SDLC across silos.

It's nothing new, it's just got a label.
That's correct but you can't learn all the nuances and specifics of every tool there is.
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This means as much in terms of progress towards AGI as did DeepBlue's win over Kasparov.
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DevOps is a cultural idea. It's supposed to be the collaboration between sysops and dev, in order to break down the traditional silos. Having a "devops" team or role creates a new silo, hence the reason it's BS to have it.
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100% agree. Running Seafile for ~1.5 years with >100GB synced and ~5 users. Couldn't be happier. The sync-part just works.

Big advantages over own/nextcloud:

* Easy updates that work. When I tried owncloud, nearly every update I had to fiddle around with the database to make it work. Didn't have a single problem when updating Seafile so far.

* Block-level sync. Meaning if you change one line in a 10MB file, it will only update that part. Last time I checked, owncloud did not support this.

* Sync just works. When I tried owncloud, folders disappeared, folders were duplicated. Never had this problem with Seafile.
I was impressed when this happened last year. Funny how all the AI fear mongering was the same back then. But a year later the result is just driving a car poorly around a GTA map. Oh and AlphaGo still winning Go matches. Scary indeed.
Yes, but it's far newer than Win32 and MFC. There's also ATL, Active Template Library.
Let's not forget the UK.
I like KDevelop. It is a great product. Especially after (v5.0 I think) they integrated libclang to their auto completion. But I would say QtCreate is more polished and more robust version of the (idea of) KDevelop. They both trying to achieve the same goal. They both wan to be C++ IDE (although QtCreator does support Qt Project in a special way). But in broader sense they both want to be general C++ IDE for C++ developer.

I prefer QtCreator, just because it is more polished.
Thanks, "nothing flashy, yet really solid" is EXACTLY what I look for in libraries.
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If you have the job title "DevOps X", then you've missed the point of DevOps.

The entire thing was brought in to remove the silos between SysOps and Dev. If you have people in the "DevOps" role, then you've just created a new silo, which means you just have traditional SysOps with a new and fashionable, but less meaningful name.
Depending on how the time travel feature of windows 10's fall 2017 update will work it might cover my issue: getting back to a past set of open documents, apps and webpages. Fingers crossed they make it powerful.

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/upcoming-features
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>The employees aren't paid to be "nice" //

Why not? Our UK micro-business's (PLC's) internal motto is "be nice" seems to work well.
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I don't really care about titles so if calling someone a DevOps Engineer helps them and connects the right engineers to the right roles, great. Fighting against this use of "DevOps" would be like fighting against how the word "literally" is misused to mean "figuratively".

However for me, "DevOps" is more than just CI/CD and tech automation, it's about not working in silos and having empathy for others in the team (and the customer!). This is a culture and mindset that everyone in the team needs to have.
Oh yeah it has to be on full scholarship if accepted, great else i might have to just continue working and focus on Cisco Certifications.

Working in academia seems like fun but later in life not at this age :). Thanks
> just because it's free shouldn't mean the user should be the product

I agree with you that that should not be the case. When I look at all the good things human beings have accomplished over the millennia, I cannot help but think that we can do better than this if we set our mind to it.

But life is not the way it should be (IMHO) in so many different levels in so many different ways I would not even know where to begin counting.
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> Facebook can be a backup for your photos.

Nonsense. Try getting the originals out of Facebook.
Thanks, but my phones and tablet are my primary systems and even just resyncing breadwallet alone takes a half hour or more. You have no idea what you are talking about.
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As a DevOps consultant, I think it can actually be both. Culture is central to DevOps but someone has to lead. Sometimes this can be the CTO but often it helps to have a dedicated advocate, especially within larger orgs/teams.

Essentially it boils down to semantics. Often DevOps engineers are one part evangelist and one part automation engineer. The software industry has just chosen to call those people "DevOps".
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Just focus on being a maximally useful media hosting server, with a really simple accounts system for admins and so forth.

Make it easy for me to stand up a server, upload a video of my kid, then share the link to that video on the internet.

Leave all the community/social/commenting stuff to community/social/commenting software.

I'd rather have both an open-source media server and an open-source equivalent to twitter, than have both of them rolled poorly into one.
Well, eventually Chrome also calls native APIs to perform the rendering.
Most of the metrics which he's looking at which improved under southern Somalia's anarcho-capitalism happened because of an increase in remittances. I don't think anybody's arguing that if Somalis didn't have legions of relatives abroad sending them money the humanitarian disaster would have been even worse.

The security implications of living with a system of competing warlords (or 'insurance companies', in ancap terminology) are also massively glossed over.
Go is my go to language for a lot of tasks, but I don't understand why it makes it to the front page of HN. It's a minor release.

Urgent security releases? Sure. A major release with perf improvements or interesting new APIs? Sure. But this? Who's this for?
Of course you don't, but those nuances and specifics are usually superficial
and don't change how you approach your environment. You think there is that
much of a difference between running Puppet, CFEngine, or Chef?
Not for me. My code is syntax highlighted, but I still personally find the aligned code easier to see. The difference is between having all of the stuff side-by-side (vertically) and looking for colours inside other code fragments.

Definitely subjective, though, I guess.
It'll likely lose that game as well. Frankly Humans can't be 'boosted' so easily (unless the pros know something I don't).
AlphaGo's strength is in choosing which moves to consider. Solving a game means considering every move (up to alpha-beta pruning) -- AlphaGo's techniques don't help with this.
I don't fully understand the point this comic is trying to make. Can someone give me their perspective please?
edit: ignore me
Let's hope none us of will have 'jobs'.
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Pretty weird, I have been operating a number of fake accounts for spamming, trolling and information retrieval purposes for years and never got a single account blocked.

I've only got challenges to identify people in pictures if too many people deny your friend request in some time window. But this is easy to solve as you can see the faces by searching their name in second window.
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+1 for HyperSwitch. I have the standard cmd-tab for applications, alt-tab switches between all windows on the current virtual desktop and alt-` switches between all windows of the current application (across all virtual desktops).
They're probably afraid some guy will jump up and shout anti CCP 'propaganda'. It also means they'll lose face if they then proceed to put this guy in the prison.
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