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> How does this work when crates with different epochs are mixed?

The summary addresses this:

> Each crate specifies the epoch it fits within (a bit like "C++11" or "C++14"), and the compiler can cope with multiple epochs being used throughout a dependency graph. Thus we still guarantee that your code will keep compiling on the latest stable release (modulo the usual caveats),

That is, a single compiler can handle multiple epochs, meaning that anything/everything can change, but it has to change in ways that keeps compatibility with the behaviour of the old epochs.

Using crates compiled with different compiler versions (rather than language versions within a single compiler) is ABI stability, which is a whole different level beyond source/"API" stability.
Why a dual y-axis chart is not a normalized delta chart
so how are you controlling the burn now?
Actually I'm not pretending anything - I'm just stating the right-wing, free-market ideology. I happen to support a single-payer healthcare model because it will reduce overall health costs and maximise long-term GDP. But let me play devils advocate for a minute and respond your your comment about smartphones:

Nobody is claiming that a smartphone would pay the full cost of a persons healthcare. But it would pay for some health insurance - perhaps two or three weeks, by your count. (And don't confuse this with internet access: A 5-year-old smartphone with a cracked screen costs next to nothing on eBay). Therefore anyone who buys a brand new phone - either outright or on a contract - has given up the opportunity to buy a few weeks of health insurance.

And there are many other similar opportunities for poor people, including:

- If you buy branded goods like Nike or Adidas, buy non-branded clothes and shoes instead

- If you drink or smoke, stop

- If you are overweight or obese, eat less

- If you buy food from convenience stores or restaurants, stop. Instead, make a weekly trip to Costco or Walmart and buy food in bulk.

- Change your diet to the cheapest foods that still provide nutrition. For example, maybe potatoes are cheaper than bread and just as healthy. Don't like potatoes? Too bad.

- Typically the best-paid jobs are in a city or town center, while cheapest accommodation is far away. So if your total weekly commute and work time is less than 60 hours per week, live further away from your job to increase your commute time and decrease your rent or mortgage payments.

- Look up the top 5 cities in the US with the highest wages and lowest unemployment, then move to one of them.

- If there are less than 2 people per bedroom in your household, take in a paying lodger. If your landlord doesn't allow it, move. If you are a single person then move into a 3-bedroom house with 5 other single people.

You may think that these opportunities are not valid, or that they still would not pay the full cost of health insurance. In that case the right-wing solution is to give money to poor people - and not to force them to buy health insurance or provide government-run healthcare.
My work lately has put me in a lot of contact with Native communities (some of our software products support the needs of people living in Indian country).

With the lives and stories of the folks in the Native communities fresh in my mind, it's tough for me to view stuff like the Lewis & Clark expedition, or the Louisiana Purchase, in as positive a light. For me, yeah, America's been a nice thing. For the people who were displaced, shuttled onto the res, etc., these things all had more of a sinister consequence. And they're still living out the consequences of all those big points in American history, just on the negative side where I get the pluses.
When I was in my early-mid 20s, my baseline was closer to 3000-3200. It's possible my metabolism runs high, was just throwing it out there due to the comment that it's possible our view of normal is skewed low.
Eerily similar to how distracting an actual work environment can get.
Perhaps the white majority userbase doesn't wish to be subject to racist generalizations.

Note that the article did not examine the race of the drivers, but you were quick to make your typical agenda driven and, frankly, rather racist judgement.
It can't, I presume code on an older epoch will have to expose it with an alternate name, or upgrade to the new epoch.

The epoch RFC doesn't attempt to improve this, but the hypothetical catch RFC can. It can for example provide an oldcatch!() macro that expands to the catch path instead of the keyword, making it possible to import things or define things. Or have some system of attributes.

Solutions are possible!
I share the sentiment, especially when people are proud about being bad at math. Though it's a bit of topic.
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I'm more like 6' and 200. I'm just going by how my weight fluctuates when I track caloric intake.
Yep, rsync is still a relevant and awesome tool. The man page is one of the nicest I've seen too, 60+ pages in a small font and nicely structured with many examples.
Mystery of the Ghost Blimp (2016)
They do not exist. You win.
I'm not going to argue against the complexity of cancer, just as the effects of a complex system is more complicated compared to the inputs (i.e. a fractal).

What is not emphasized is nutrition, environmental toxins, bioaccumulative effects of "safe" compounds that we interact with daily (plastics, chemicals, hormonal (estrogen) mimickers, Electromagnetic pollution, Stress, side effects of drugs) & their effects throwing monkey wrenches into biological processes & causing these mutations.

We can study the effects & create drugs to combat the effects or we can address the causes. One strategy is more profitable, has a more defensible market position, & creates a more dependent consumer base than the other.

This will be my last post as I've already done enough damage to my HN karma on this topic. It's a pretty obvious argument if one takes an honest look at motivations of the different parties. It's all too easy to get bogged down & distracted by the details at the tail end of the system; when it's the inputs that really matter.

The issue is a multi-domain systemic issue that we are trying to solve in a single domain (pharmaceutical drugs/medical procedures). A Belief system is a great tool to handle the complexities of life & choosing an effective Belief System is a tool that will help one achieve optimal results. Our culture has atomized existence into domains & degenerated holistic belief systems to our detriment.
You can use the Like button on static websites. Or did you mean something else?
I injured my lower back on squats.

it just takes one moment of being tired, losing concentration, forgetting the form, failing to maintain stiffness and strength in the core, forcing a rep out of a bad position, not getting enough rest and nutrition on a high intensity program, and that's it.

I never had an issue before but now I do. massages, physio, painkillers don't work. I can still walk and work and do everyday stuff, but I will not be participating in powerlifting meets for a long time.
"Most Recent" is most recently updated by comments, which is mostly useless for me. I just stopped using FB as much, checking in just to see how people are doing every few days.
There is auth0 (https://auth0.com/) for authentication, and many hosts which support basic auth. What kind of use cases are you thinking when you say access control?
People doing illegal stuff will use whatever means they can get their hands on to do their illegal stuff. Giving them an easy to find platform means more illegal stuff is done, not less so adding a barrier will cut down the amount of abuse at the expense of making it harder to track them down.

It's a tough choice but rewarding the enabling of crimes like these is entirely the wrong signal, it makes it seem as if this is normal and acceptable which it never should be.

The other side of the coin is that the operators probably already use multiple sources for their 'customers' (I use the word loosely, you might as well read co-criminals for it), and that shutting this one down will only cut off a portion of the hydra that has visibility in the otherwise respectable part of the world. Punishing the customers of child prostitution while at the same time legalizing the regular form goes another step in the right direction, but may not be acceptable in all political climates.
A mouse lives at most three years in captivity, in the wild they only live one year due to predation so the effectiveness of the anti cancer mechanism in mice could be seen as equivalent to those of the elephant! :) Perhaps another interpretation could be - one animal species doesn't evolve into a larger mass animal unless accompanied by more effective anticancer measures.
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Whoah. Hold on. The problem is not with Google offering a Review service for HVAC companies. If the Google reviews are more comprehensive and valuable than Yelp- by all means have them show up in the organic listings- for that matter even use up your own budget to take up the sponsored space. But don't pretend that you've now got a new feature as part of search (taking up the sponsored box as a legal maneuver) that offers a similar service like Yelp and that it is part of your Google Search service. That is PURE EVIL.
After you've been on a PPI for a long time, you probably don't have heartburn anymore for the original reason. After I tailed off I occasionally have a throat spasm, but no reflux. If I did have significant heartburn or reflux again I'll definitely use an H2 blocker, and only for a short period of time.
It's an analog output. You can very easily add an ADC to get higher bits per pixel and bypass the whole digital Gameboy interface. I did this once when the game boy camera was about the cheapest digital camera available. I even converted it to color by taking successive photos with colored filters and combining them in software.

Curiously, the camera has hardware edge detection which might have helped with very early machine vision.
Is there anything after you get to Computation Administrator?
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Income inequality has grown, but it is a common misconception that incomes have been stagnant.
According to the St Louis Fed the issue has been:

>...Economists long have noted that focusing on AHE
rather than total compensation yields an inaccurate picture
of labor compensation due to the omission from
AHE of employer-provided benefits.

https://files.stlouisfed.org/files/htdocs/publications/es/07...

The page has 2 charts showing the differences when you compare wages to total compensation.
Thanks. Didn't see that post yesterday before posting this one.
Who knew, I'm really good at it!
I saw the link to it from your profile. Interesting concept. There are variations of this available: https://fieldbook.com/, Airtable, etc. I'll send you an email :)
Then what are you referring to when you talk about "western culture"?
Looks neat, but I'm having trouble understanding the value proposition here.

Why do I need a framework on top of another framework to manage asynchronicity? Async should be figured out by now.

Is this just "enterprise Java" again?
Mandatory version headers totally ruin your "hello, world!" comparison chart story ;-)

Once, when the C standards committee was struggling with the semantics of "main" under Windows, I suggested that "main" not be part of the language at all. You would include <unix.h> or <posix.h> or <dos.h>, and get "int main(int argc; char *argv[]);" as a prototype, which you must define. Or you include <windows.h>, and "int APIENTRY WinMain(HINSTANCE hInstance, HINSTANCE hPrevInstance, LPSTR lpCmdLine, int nCmdShow);" is the function you must write. The runtime pulled in would call the appropriate function. "main" would no longer be a special case. This was generally agreed to be the correct solution, but too upsetting for beginners.
basic common sense?
I don't think the term is specific to Usenet at all. It's genesis is in Usenet, but I've heard it used many, many times to refer to the general phenomenon that the original Eternal September was a specific instance of.
It was possible to use and create trillian. Now I need to have slack, Hangouts and WhatsApp web open independently
FWIW the GCC frontend development seems to have started up again. I'm hopeful!

However, epoches don't really help alternate frontends. Rust 1.42 on epoch 2015 will still have all the features Rust 1.42 on the latest epoch has, except for the features that require an epoch shift (which will be a small handful)

But compiler versions already help here, targeting a compiler version gets you all of this.

I suspect if a compiler backend project nears completion there will be a lot more collaboration between rustc and the project in order to make evolution less painful.
Well if you don't want photos taken of you through your windows, then why do you even have windows in the first place?
Anyway, I don't agree with them on the grounds that there shouldn't be "noreply" accounts.

They want to seize it from him so that they can spam people with "noreply@theirdomain.com", which they shouldn't be doing. E-mails should be sent with valid return addresses that someone picks up, or not sent at all.

I.e. since if this fellow contacts you by e-mail with his "noreply" account and you write back, he then actually replies, his use of it is more legitimate then what they are likely planning.
If this a professional opinion: You are complicit in a great deal of harm, and if you've come to this conclusion after thorough research and consideration, you should consider a different profession.

If this is a sentiment borne of personal association: She's going to burn you, brother. Leave now.
Yet another attempt to establish "history" using "science".
Can you guess the city from its bike lane maps?
It's "directionally" true, but it's a simplification. Our spines have evolved slightly to accomodate an upright posture. The human spine is curved to accomodate weight bearing while upright, and this particular curvature is not seen in other mammals, including other great apes like chimps and gorillas.

Ref: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lordosis
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Transit is also a very big component in making a walkable city, and mixed use zoning.

These can come together by creating more dense mixed use centers around transit stations, forming many little town centers -- and overall a polycentric city.

Then many people will have services, shops and commercial activity (jobs) within raking distance, as well as the means to reach other centers or downtown quickly.
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Actually, that's a misquote from an incident at Stanford involving USENET in the early 1980s. There was an administration attempt to censor alt.humor.funny over some forgotten PC issue. The group was blocked at the main Stanford USENET gateway.

It didn't work. USENET nodes, when they connect, automatically exchange any messages in any group common to both that the other node hasn't seen. There were a few other USENET low-bandwidth nodes on campus that connected to the outside world, and as long as there was at least one, the missing posts in "alt.humor.funny" would be re-inserted. USENET really did route around censorship automatically.
Whenever I come across a new Twitter handle I think of following I first run it through http://www.tweetstats.com. I check one simple data there:

Number of tweets per day (tpd); and also maybe tweets per month (tpm)

If the handle is churning out more than ~10 tweets per day I tend to stay away. Because if even a couple of hanldes I follow crosses 30 tpd or so my feed will pretty much become pointless unless I am glued to my feed all the time and I would miss a lot of good content.

Another big problem is repeated content as the article suggests - I follow a quite some literary Twitter handles and longform handles. Everyday I come across just too many tweets that link to the same article. What is worse sometimes the same handles tweet about the same articles repeatedly (to get more views I reckon) with different texts. I usually end up unfollowing many of those handles and that means I actually going to miss a lot of content that I would have otherwise liked but in a moderate dose, at a slower pace.

I request my friends/family members to remove me form there WhatsApp broadcast lists and after sometime I simply tell them if they don't stop with that daily "Good Morning/Evening" forwards and all that crap I am simple gonna block them. I wish WhatsApp let me remove myself from all the broadcast lists I am added to or let me choose that I don't want to receive broadcast messagegs at all (if they can't/won't make it granular).

I've completed given up on Facebook. Sometimes it shows me posts that I've marked hide like five times. It never keeps my friends photos, self written text posts on top but all those video and silly article shares, those annoying and mostly unfunny memes. In fact they have a limit I guess (haven't really used them in a while) and the personal posts get drowned in the mass market noise.

Maybe the problem is we talk of Internet being decentralised but we are all try to find that decentralized Internet at any one place or vert few places - be it Twitter, or Facebook, Google. We are adopting the social networks, content sources wrong... maybe.
Aren't you overshooting what you mean by linking to that paper? Treating some physical processes as computational processes might lead to some intractable problems, but it also might lead so some insights. Aaronson's section on space seems like an example of this.

Neither is an issue that some way of thinking might raise more questions than it answers. Actually, if any of those questions is both interesting and solvable, that is a virtue.
No. Just ... no.

You don't want an infection.

Whatever "trauma and inflammation" is caused is caused by the needle displacing tissue.
It was the other way around. Rsh and rlogin appeared well after telnet, and displaced some telnet use because they were able to do password-free connections via .rhosts
It's misdirection to disregard the extremely effective mitigations to the risk of secondhand smoke in the context of a legalization debate.
Eternal September afflicted mailing lists, too.
How two countries helped drive the recent rise in cryptocurrency prices
If I read this correctly, this is effectively a better way to do thread level speculation (aka Speculative Multithreading), so in theory this could help in general purpose computing as well, just not 88x ;)
They are just themes of safari.
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HOV lanes in Bay Area will get so crowded...
It's funny 'cause it's true. I wish more doctors, physical therapists, and other related care givers would just get real about the limits of what they can and can't do. There are so many things they do skillfully and reliably, why pretend about the others? I always wonder if maybe it's just the doctors I have access to via insurance. All the ones I've ever gone to seem like body mechanics with a questionable grasp on the scientific method yet they patronize you like you're an eight year old if you question their approach at all. Sorry to get ranty -- had a year long bout with back pain that I ultimately fixed myself with intense lifting (squats and deadlifts) that my care givers repeatedly told me to avoid. It wasn't until I ignored them that I got any better.
Right, downvoting gets enabled when you hit 500 points, or so I remember.
I sleep on an 'ultra firm' mattress but every now and then I get the urge to spend a night on a hard surface setup similar (though a little thinner with the padding) to yours.

No idea if it's good, bad or neutral for my back health overall. Doesn't seem to be hurting and I've no history or experience of back pain, but like you say, single data point here too.
The Brave browser has an anti-fingerprinting feature in Preferences -> Shields. It's not enabled by default because of the likelihood of breaking some sites.
They're not exactly insecure, they're just used for different things, like networks that are already secure. You can secure existing networks pretty well against things like MitM, and then it doesn't matter if you use rsh or ssh. (part of why so many routers still use telnet is it's supposed to only be enabled on management interfaces)

Quite a few years ago I helped build the public terminal cluster for HOPE. That year we used a token ring network for all of the hosts. Nobody anywhere near the conference had any token ring gear whatsoever. It was impossible to break into the network, so you had to use existing nodes. And the nodes' adapters had their promiscuous modes disabled in hardware. That plus a hardened terminal server and an extremely limited thin client meant nobody could successfully hack the network. You could have used telnet all day and been totally secure.

Though in conference environments, the network is not the biggest risk for targeted attacks. Carefully watching your target enter their password is simpler and more effective.
I was replying to: "is nowhere to be found on this thread".
redux-transform is a general transformation middleware.

You can use it to transform an API response. But more intriguingly you can use APIs to transform an action.
Is this for the US, or any arbitrary country? Does it take the country as a param?
I believe this is the only correct answer. Or at least the best answer. Code isn't written in isolation, it is a function of the compiler used. And in a large codebase it will span many compiler versions.

1) Code written against a compiler should continue working

2) New code should be able to use new features and not pinned to an old compiler

3) The language / compiler should be allowed to innovate w/o maintaining strict backwards compatibility for all past code.

I am personally ok with and support having any large scale, long term project require multiple versions of the compiler to build.
I am not sure if there has to be a "canonical" registry. For example, most western countries have multiple competing credit rating agencies reporting on individual identities and the system seems to work okay on that aspect.

I will give my ideas more thought down the road. We have already tried this with PGP but it had too many issues to be practical. In any case, whatever we end up building is going to be better than DNS which is one entity with too many pairs of hands controlling it, all the way from ICANN to the registries to malicious social engineers.
I would have gladly paid you. I didn't think he wanted to spend political capital early on. Waiting until states like Colorado had some success and needed legit help navigating the waters around the legal/no-legal status would have given him an opportunity, especially after the election before turning over the reigns. Oh well.

I think he did a lot of good things he doesn't get credit for but this issue seems like a missed opportunity.
You can coax rsync into using rsh via --rsh=rsh too. Ssh is just the default external cmd it calls.
I think he means run-time semantics.

But anyway, the promise of stability means that the semantics can't be changed in a breaking way. So having epochs is no free pass to do arbitrary kind of breaking changes, and the Rust people are well aware of that.