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Using Cmake is so much nicer than make, and it's deeply cross-platform. Cmake makes cross-compiling really easy, while with make you have to be careful and preserve flags correctly. Much nicer to just include a cmake module that sets up everything for you. Plus it can generate xcode and visual studio configs for you. Doing make by hand just seems unncessary.
Is there a sequel to TFA? It has nothing about the promised "Monster".
You can fly spirit. No reclining seats.
You didn't pay for any space. You paid for the use of a seat for that particular flight.
I'd put money that automatically handling the affinity per CCX would give you a good chunk of performance boost, but that it would require a substantial amount of work to the OS that wouldn't be completed before benchmarks and reviews came out.

Given that Ryzen 3/5/7 performance has improved since they were released, but only a few of the reviews have been updated, it's likely that AMD wanted to avoid that and put in Game Mode as a stopgap.
The headline is a little dramatic.

> "We’ve had people with odious views, all manner of bigots. But not people who want to carry weapons and are intent on committing violence,"

That's a little clearer regarding the intent. It's not the right to keep and bear arms that they necessarily have a problem with, it's the agenda of these people who would be their clients. It's still a shift from what I would expect from the ACLU, but they're free to draw a line somewhere.

To be fair, there are limits on free speech and the violence involved might be a useful consideration if there's future litigation over protest permits. Maybe ACLU doesn't want to go to bat for an odious client only to set a new test/precedent that works against other would-be clients.

EDIT: sorry, I realize now that your response is to the comment regarding being armed while protesting.
Being poor is reading about this James Damore Google issue and realizing:

> They fired the guy so everyone would feel better. And then of course they're making it worse by kicking the guy when he's down.

Yep, had that done to me. I HATE EVERY ONE OF YOU !
> recover things like most likely variable names

This is already being researched! See http://jsnice.org/ for recovering variable names from minified javascript.

I remember testing it by coding a binary search with single letter variable names. It managed to rename them to the more canonical "lo"/"mid"/"hi" names just by recognizing that the code pattern is typically used for a binary search.
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This one displays nicely without an of the ad crap....

[ Credit : @forgingahead elsewhere in this thread ]
You can't stand in the front, due to security concerns with being near the cockpit. Back is fair game. More common on international flights, though. Plus international flights they have snacks in the back, so you can stand there and munch.
Has anybody actually gotten paid dividends on any icos yet?
ELI5 why these are unphishable?
Aircraft are not assigned to the same routes at the same times every day. They're chopped and changed all the time. It's impossible to have different configurations for different aircraft.
So, what next, the communists or Marxists because the ideology they espouse caused even more deaths?

I agree they are a hateful group. An odious group of people possibly only superseded in their vileness by extremist religious fanatics who won't hesitate to kill, but we're not shutting their speech down, are we?

In my view, this is one of those things that is binary. Either you have free speech, or you don't. There is no in between, finessing it. You end up with lese majeste and other nonsense bullshit.
Hey, I come from a similar background.

> i'm mentally and physically exhausted after work.

Most people would say "then get a different job", and I think they're not wrong, but I also think you can cheat. I don't know shit about being a bike messenger, but maybe you can grab an hour or two a day to build a sample website or a mobile app. Pretty much everything I learned I learned while I was supposed to be doing something else.

Also practice interviewing and coding interview tests. If you're good at those you'll get a job in a couple months, if you're bad it might take years.

> i feel like a simple CRUD app is too easy of a project to show my skill to an employer, so i try to work on things like a compiler and a real-time rendering engine, but these are huge projects, and i don't have enough free time to finish them in any reasonable time frame.

Don't make the mistake of thinking that you're on one side of the wall and you need to prove yourself, and that on the other side of the wall are a lot of people doing serious software engineering. The majority of people I've worked with are self taught -- as in they don't have a CS degree and figured it out on their own in one way or another. Exactly zero of them have written compilers or rendering engines, and I'd be surprised if they would even know where to start.

This is not to say they're shitty software engineers at all; I've worked with some terrifyingly smart people. But we're all just making it up.

That's the most important advice I can give to you, and it took me a long time to learn it. You're already good enough; put in the time, cheat and lie or whatever if you have to, and get what's yours.
Your UI & UX is amazing! I also love the following below each gravestone.

> Did you know _____ ? Please share a eulogy or funny story.

lol.
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I'm not sure how you're arguing I don't have the ability to use the restroom. If I did pay for the ability to use the restroom, then I can bump someone prevent me from exiting my seat if they won't free me from restraints.

Also, you do not have a right to recline, if there is a baby carrier behind you, you will be unable to.
Direct link to legal opinion: https://blockmason.io/Ethereum_Opinion_2017-08-14.pdf
Both the NSA and the DIA are under the DoD. Both are intelligence agencies and are part of the IC. All of the IC members fall under the Director of National Intelligence (DNI). The NSA and DIA differ in their missions. The NSA is primarily focused on Signal Intelligence (SIGINT) whereas the DIA is focused on Human Intelligence (HUMINT), mostly pertaining to foreign militaries.
It only takes one lawsuit that goes to the supreme court to turn this whole debate into a federal legislative debate about civil rights or some other expansive constitutional issue.

When your in a situation where domain registrars and other core infrastructure are making judgements about what political speech they will allow on the internet then I would imagine your very close to a whole host of issues that cut the core of fundamental rights. That's why CloudFlare is so skittish, they know where this could go.

Eventually this rough shot approach is going to hit someone with the resources to fight back. Lets imagine Breitbart gets nuked what then? It's only a matter of time before there is an incident like that. And when it happens its already to late to turn back.
Do a CRUD app. Try to make few features, but finish it. If you want to do more later or other projects thats fine, but finish something because it's good for you and for potential employers. Be able to talk about at least one 'thoughful' interaction in the app. If you have interest in the other areas you mentioned, keep learning about those too - they're worth it, but likely small investments over a longer time period of pay off (they will likely pay off if you keep at it).

I'll mention this as a long shot too, the machine shops and courier companies give you an interesting exposure to something that many direct-to-college software engineers may rarely see. Talk about programming to people there too, you may find out there is software you could write to solve problems for those types of shops.

The important thing is not the odds of any one thing, it's that you keep rolling the dice on things that can improve your lot. So good luck and keep your chin up!
We wont just engineer intelligence but will engineer every trait we can. If you have an idea of a perfect human, a society engaging in eugenics will see it's population distribution become taller and thinner and therefore, i think, more susceptible to negative shocks.
I hope they do. Wouldn't that be incredible? Having _native_ U2F/UAF built right into the browser.

The hard part is that there's another more subtle chicken and egg problem when it comes to software implementations and consumer HSM. Google/Apple/Microsoft will likely only really push forward native implementations when there is enough market share for consumer hardware having HSM's built in to make it worth it with feasible fallback options.
I don't think most people trust their bosses, or HR, and for a good reason. For example: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15018007

And I think yes, larger hierarchical (actually, authoritarian would be a better word - you can have hierarchy with democracy too) organizations are inefficient, so in a sense, they have already fallen apart.

I think trust implies choice in some sense, and if you don't have a choice, then trust is meaningless.
This reminds me of another comment I once read...
Well, if you want your complaining to achieve anything, you should do it to support.
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Software interrupts is the right answer to concurrency nonsensical hype. Sometimes old is gold.

Wrapping specialized interrupt handlers into some higher lebel API, such as AIO, is the right way.

Async/await is a mess. Concurrency cannot be generalized to cover all the possible cases. It must have specialization.

Engineers of old times who created the early classic OSes were bright people, contrary to current hipsters.

Once popularized, flawed abstractions and apis such as pthreads would stick (only idiots would accept shared stack and signals).

Look at how an OS implements concurrency and wrap it into higher level API. That's it.
Why should ARC imply leaks?
I always felt that for small setups, makefiles are much more concise and easy to understand. And more generic.
Cmakefile.txt seems always really messy and introduce concepts such as project and exes and dlls. But of course Cmake is super-portable I know.
Nice rules :) I especially like the use of underline-delimited metadata in filenames, saved me on a huge research deadline once.
> it's insane to write your own language
> switch to Java or kotlin

ah yes rewriting in a new language, the classic not-insane approach
It will be interesting to see what the subset is.

I have been writing scala for 2 years, mostly in spark and flink and as much as I love parts of it, overall, the language is just not the most approachable. Some of the features are super valuable every once in a while, but I might gladly give some of them up for a streamlined language that is easier to get people started on (while not just writing imperative style Java with Scala syntax)

My other curiosity is compatibly. If I can compile a subset of my project much faster that doesn't need all of Scala, that seems like an okay place to be in.
Grace Hopper - Nanoseconds

https://youtube.com/watch?v=JEpsKnWZrJ8
How does one peacefully establish an ethno-state?
You can perhaps bridge the gap between courier and salaried software developer by freelancing. I'd be happy to help you get started. My email is in my profile.
We all know Nazi are bad, no one in their right mind will deny it. But the way they are currently handled through violence and censorship is not right and downright illegal. You are feeding their anger instead of squashing their ideas. We are American citizens and should respect each others right for free speech and engage in civil debate over ideas we disagree. If we resolve to silencing and violence without debate how are we better? Have you talked to any Nazi? Are you sure they know history and what Nazi stands for? etc etc etc
I personally haven't met one ever but when I do I won't punch them with a fist but punch them with debate.
Personally, I'm Wordpress loyal devotee! I consider it to be the easiest CMS platform that doesn't require any technical knowledge. It can be effectively used by both newbies and professionals in web design. When I was new to the web design world, I downloaded a professionally designed theme and customized it according to this guide on how to create a website https://www.templatemonster.com/blog/create-website-2017-ult... . Highly intuitive process, I should admit.
I was on a Cathay Pacific flight to China in 2009 where the seats slid forward but the back didn't lean back much at all. It was awful. The flight and everything around it was otherwise one of the best flight experiences I've had. But not being able to recline your seat for 12+ hours lead to very little sleep and back pain for pretty much everyone in my travel group. In fact I think of the four people I traveled with I was the only one who got any sleep at all.
You can't live in a statue of a pig.

Value of primary residence isn't even considered part of your net worth. It exists, but it's not fungible like other assets.
Personally, I'm Wordpress loyal devotee! I consider it to be the easiest CMS platform that doesn't require any technical knowledge. It can be effectively used by both newbies and professionals in web design. When I was new to the web design world, I downloaded a professionally designed theme and customized it according to this guide on how to create a website https://www.templatemonster.com/blog/create-website-2017-ult... . Highly intuitive process, I should admit:)
If the government is unlawfully seizing your property, why aren't you at your property defending it with your gun, rather than engaging in a rally downtown?

Besides, it's pretty clear that their issue is the 'intent on committing violence' bit, not the 'freedom of odious speech' bit. You're free to start your own civil liberties legal team though, and I'm sure the ACLU will give some pointers on how to set up.

Edit: more on point: 2nd Amendment advocates talk a big game about defending the 1st Amendment with it. How many times have we seen the 1st actually defended by citizens exercising the 2nd? Or any of the rest of the bill of rights? When has the US government backed down on a course of action because of armed citizens? Anything recently?
I switched from N6 to Pixel XL, and difference is very significant: no lags at all, I now don't know what more I would want from the phone.
For N6, I think they had some hardware bug in memory card controller, which degradated performance because of some data fragmentation.
Personally, I'm Wordpress loyal devotee! I consider it to be the easiest CMS platform that doesn't require any technical knowledge. It can be effectively used by both newbies and professionals in web design. When I was new to the web design world, I downloaded a professionally designed theme and customized it according to this guide on how to create a website https://www.templatemonster.com/blog/create-website-2017-ult... . Highly intuitive process, I should admit!
If reclining the seat will crush the knees of the person behind you, the seat shall remain in its upright position. The mechanical ability to do a thing is not a justification.
List of sites that support 2FA (and which methods, including U2F): https://twofactorauth.org
Understanding Java projects structures and how it all works
I'm Wordpress loyal devotee! I consider it to be the easiest CMS platform that doesn't require any technical knowledge. It can be effectively used by both newbies and professionals in web design. When I was new to the web design world, I downloaded a professionally designed theme and customized it according to this guide on how to create a website https://www.templatemonster.com/blog/create-website-2017-ult... . Highly intuitive process, I should admit.
Does the Blue line still break down sometimes in the winter due to ice on the wires? That happened to me once going from downtown to the end of the blue by Shaker.

The fun part was when the electricity began to arc and we could see a bit of fire on the top, but also couldn't leave the train because we might have gotten electrocuted, so our choices were to sit around and wait, potentially burning alive, or make a run for it and potentially get electrocuted.

I think I was too tired to care at that point in the morning (5am?) so I just sat annoyed that I'd miss the bus to work and read up on IBM Websphere. Not sure if that had anything to do with my lingering distaste for IBM Websphere, but I'm sure it didn't help.
That's less than a month away.
I'm not sure why people compare cmake and make - cmake is essentially a makefile generator to handle automatic dependency tracking. You can even generate other types other types of build files (ninja, visual studio, etc). Not to just point your comment out because I see this all the time, but I don't understand where this confusion is coming from.
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Sounds interesting. On which model aircraft is this a prime seat?
I'm a big ACLU supporter but they've always held the position that gun rights are collective, not individual, and generally been in favor of restrictions on private ownership. I'm not super surprised they're taking this position.
scala and dotty will be one and the same in the next major version. the rest are niche tools. no one should be afraid to develop their own compiler or tool chain for fear of fragmentation. the lessons learned can only help the trunk
5'9"? How long are your femurs?
Might be related to this, "For airplanes having a seating capacity of more than 44 passengers, it must be shown that the maximum seating capacity, including the number of crewmembers required by the operating rules for which certification is requested, can be evacuated from the airplane to the ground under simulated emergency conditions within 90 seconds." [1]

[1] https://www.law.cornell.edu/cfr/text/14/25.803
So take a look back in history to the civil rights, take just a single example, the Montgomery Bus Boycott organized in part by MLK in response to Rosa Parks not giving up her seat. The 13 month protest resulted in the Supreme Court ruling that segregation on public buses was unconstitutional.

Before that look towards US Homestead Steel workers strike to protect unions and wages, that literally ended in a fire fight between 10,000 townspeople and the private security firm the Pinkertons. There were legal battles and boycotts, all of which failed.

So there is no guarantee you prevail and I don't mean to make real change sound easy, but we live in a different day and age, and I don't think you need to worry about Google hiring private security firms and actual fire fights, but who knows, could you imagine everyone in the US boycotting Google Search until they repatriated HQ to the US to pay normal corporate taxes and pay their back taxes? What would that look like, I have no idea but maybe just a single day of boycotting. And as unrealistic as that might sound, would it really be such a disturbance for everyone to collectively use bing or duckduckgo for a day to avoid Google? Compared to facing the Pinkertons or the hell people faced fighting for their civil rights, it seems pretty easy.

So its not just a matter of how, the how is easy if there is a good enough why that will prevail in the marketplace of ideas. Give workers a reason and they can strike, give consumers a reason and they can boycott. Such things make it untenable for the shareholders and they can elect a new board who can elect new corporate officers, if they continue to fight, make in untenable politically and they lose their support all the way around. Again in the internet age its easier than ever to organize, promote a message and hold people accountable...but that doesn't mean its easy.
Check out Kotlin. I picked it up in like half a day. It wasn't idiomatic Kotlin but w/e. It can compile to JS and you can use just about any JS lib from Kotlin (which is insanity). You'll be able to write ios apps with it soon enough.

Scala can be too hard sometimes.
Also Sherwin WIlliams.
In phishing, bad guys lure users to site B while users believe they are at site A.

Users enter their credentials and game over.

The important point is that users are deceived, but not the web browser. The browser knows perfectly well, that the URL is amazon.com.something.com, the problem is that it has no expectation which URL is the one the user has in mind.

With a U2F key it's the same scenario. But the browser tells the key "this is for amazon.com.something.com" the key incorporates that into it's cryptographic input, so it's "bound" to that URL.

Later the bad guy presents the key's output to amazon.com, and now the server has an expectation that's not fulfilled: "I'm sorry, that's not for me".
Just playing the devils advocate by posting some themes discussed on the article's comment section.

- She apparently can't relocate as she makes $81K as a federal employee. Most commenters seem to point out they make far less for equally brutal commute, and don't even complain.

- She also works from home every now and then. Something which most other people like Chefs, Janitors, Barbers who are paid way less, don't even have an option to do by very occupational design.

- She qualifies for pension after some time. There fore it's not too much to expect somebody to make a little sacrifice for a few decades worth of getting paid without doing anything at all.

- Most other commenters seem to point out that they would love to have a job which pays $81K, with benefits and a pension even at that commute time. Therefore this is not a problem, this is actually an opportunity.

Most comments seem to have a 'Cry me a river' kind of a sentiment.
On your consistency point I agree. On your point about whether its different if the government or companies take the action I pose another question. Is there a difference between the results of the two when companies take more and more power every day? If a company can remove you from interacting with a majority of the internet, is that any different from the FCC or some other agency removing you?
> I think it's about being able to walk away, not power.

It's the same thing, though. In any power unequal relationship the power to walk away breaks it.

Examples: In a marriage, if you can leave, then your partner cannot abuse you. At work, if you can strike without worry of being fired (and jobless), then you can negotiate better salary and work conditions. In geopolitics, Ukraine cannot cease to be Russia's neighbor and reinstate itself on other hemisphere of the planet. It a dictatorship, you cannot make the leaders to walk away from you, like you can in democracy.
Some land of opportunity. You can help people win. Your distinction between winners and losers is arbitrary. At a different degree of adversity the line falls at a different point in the population. If you turn up the heat you would eventually fall on the losers side of the line. If you extend a hand and help your fellow man a lot more of them will end up on the right side of the line. Open your mind instead of your mouth.
Exciting news, can be a game changer against .NET Core being MIT licensed...
Yes, $500/mo is quite difficult to live on, even in Montana. And as soon as you start making any money, the support is rapidly withdrawn.
There's no way I can get up from the seat without the person/people between me and the aisle getting up. Is this what you mean? Also I agree you should get up periodically, it's not healthy to stay in those terrible cramped seats for so long.
This reads to me more like abstaining from the issue. Nothing was mentioned about actively campaigning for restrictions.

My impression is that ACLU tends to give gun topics a low priority. Gun control is a divisive subject among their supporters, and there already exist well-funded groups dedicated specifically to gun rights.