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> The gomatcha.io/bridge package handles the interface between Objective-C and Go. Go values become MatchaGoValue in Objective-C, and Objective-C values become *bridge.Value in Go. Methods and functions can then be called on these objects using reflection.

Does this mean that you can call any of the Objective-c frameworks from Go lang side? if so, and if working well that would be a huge improvement compared with react-native.
This is just a civil case, so we go by preponderance of the evidence right?

If Uber/Otto are shown to have done incredibly weird/questionable stuff but Google/Waymo can’t show any of the information was used would Uber/Otto still be liable for anything?
>> So the brain has a million times more the processing power and uses a million times less power.

A commodity smartphone is millions of times more powerful than all of NASA's combined computing in 1970 and more energy efficient.

A factor of 10^6 is maybe achievable with a specialized quantum computer in the mid-term future ?
Stagnation on a higher level is much less of a problem than stagnation on a lower level. But the much bigger difference is that software contractors usually decide to contract, whereas warehouse contractors and the like do contracting work because they would not be hired as permanents, the decision happens mostly on the hiring side.
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Can you control all of these things with permissioning via an auth server of some kind?
Is it using the same tech as android/ios app Deep Art Effects?

https://www.deeparteffects.com/

Results look very similar
> VS2012 is quite pre-historic

You don't work in the enterprise domain which is VS’s core market, do you?
Do you think having "the first commercial refactoring browser" is the same as "[a]utomated refactoring was invented in Smalltalk" ;-)

Incidentally, what's your source for "Ralph Johnson… was the creator of the first Smalltalk refactoring browser" ?
There's room for plenty of prizes, as well as private underwriting of quality research.
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As much as I love the hippocampus (topic of my dissertation), I had to constantly remind myself that there is a lot of other brain.
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Might be interesting for some of you, Hauke from LEDE posted a few insides over at LWN:
https://lwn.net/Articles/735316/
https://lwn.net/Articles/735317/

tl;dr updated packages of dnsmasq are currently building and should be available soon
There is no security in larger companies either. It seems easy to look and say, "All my friends in senior spots stayed at the same place for 12 years" but you miss everyone caught by layoffs. (Survivorship bias)
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I just searched for "project manager" and "project management" within October's "Who's Hiring" post and got 1 result, which in fact wasn't really a position, but a skill as part of the open position.

What's going on with PM jobs? Are they not relevant anymore?
My favorite part is Levandowski emptying his empty trash during the interview.

That said, apparently you do not need to know anything about file systems to pass a Google interview.
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The people in question all lied so much that you can't even put together a straight narrative... seems to be a moderately effective defense.
Hardly, I just have too much else on. Have you any experience with the project?
Then machine learning it is.
> This is such a weird thing to think

It's weird to expect that deleting your account will result in the account being deleted and notifications for the account you no longer have to go away?

It's nice to know there's a workaround for when account deletion isn't respected, but you could skip the incredulity, you shouldn't have to go through your settings, and your settings shouldn't affect your notifications, if you delete your account.
If you're on the edge about trying FreeBSD on some server instead of Linux, I strongly suggest diving in. I decided to go with FreeBSD on my home server after some back-and-forth, and it has been nothing but a thoroughly positive experience.

- The structure of the system makes total sense to me, making it easy to do stuff.

- The system is relatively simple in its design, which means I actually feel like I could troubleshoot any aspect of it. With Linux I often end up in a situation where I think, "Okay, and that component is in $complex_subsystem_12 so I have no chance of fixing it."

- The documentation is great. For regular system maintenance, mostly everything you'll ever need is in the FreeBSD Handbook and you can often find separate, but equally complete, documents for more specific tasks like the Porter's Handbook, the Project Model documentation, the Developer's Handbook and the various system architecture/design books floating around.
I come from a blue collar family and was one of the first to take a white collar job in 2007. I planned on making a long term commitment to my first employer, but spent 6 years fighting tooth and nail for more responsibility and money.

Eventually I had enough and tried jumping into contracting (but ended up in consulting). At this point my career and pay went through the roof. I'm making (literally) twice as much money now, and finally achieved the title I was after.

Most of the companies I've worked at don't value the domain knowledge their current work force has. They waste time and money taking risks on new resources like myself.

I don't feel I'm personally a bad investment, but if companies we're willing to prioritize their current work force, I wouldn't have to bounce around employers to get where I feel I'm best utilized.
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Yep--that's certainly weirder.
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No-one thinks otherwise.
You are trying to communicate a wonderful message with an extreme amount of vision to people who sling code and do devops all day. What many of them may hear is you are asking them to do a bunch of work. But if you think 10-20 years in the future, your server was running something like a Phoenix type environment, then scaling wouldn't be as much of an issue. There are ways that updates and other problems can be abstracted away in a non-cloud environment. There are ways of running lean technologies on commodity hardware for servers.

The bottleneck I see is bandwidth and government regulation of the electromagnetic spectrum. If Amit Pai gets his way then what you are talking about will be much more difficult.
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Rather than the main road of remarking about how the bad optics and evidence continue to get worse, I will say that this also reaffirms my sense that Uber is just not that good at the sort of machiavellian maneuvering that the SV crowd lauds them for. Ethics aside, this makes them seem less than competent at their unethical behavior.
Yeah, I feel pretty much the same way. I get that there are a lot of sharp edges in C but I don't see why every attempt to do a new language wants to throw the baby out with the bathwater. Why not do a C dialect that fixes whatever it is that bugs people? There is value in the Rust language, why couldn't that value have been added to a C like language?
Similar to the OpenOffice/LibreOffice and ownCloud/NextCloud split it seems.

Although LEDE and OpenWRT expressed interest to re-merge.
I am not a lawyer.

One of the ways a suit can be dismissed is if the judge determines that even if all of your side's evidence is accepted purely on its face, the result is not evidence of an actionable case. This is exactly to prevent it from being the case that you can get in front of a jury and say, "Well, I don't actually have evidence for my case, but look what a terrible person the respondent is," and making an appeal to emotion.

Of course, this is all human judgment, lines are fuzzy, and you can't predict any given case. But it's supposed to be that you have to show preponderance of evidence of something that is a valid reason to sue, not, like, preponderance of evidence that the respondent is a slimeball and it seems plausible that his character is such that he might have done something that you have no evidence of.
You could say that about any medical procedure.

You could say that about computers... Testris would happen naturally if there were no significant trade offs.

Evolution tends to optimize, but it also gets stuck in local maxima because of its slow linear nature. We should eventually be able to provide vastly superior biological constructs and fixes - once we become proficient at reprogramming at a DNA/RNA level.
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It would be abbreviated and people would be googling for the abbreviation I think.
This may actually solve an issue I was about to tackle, which is high-speed notification delivery. Currently I was going to do a nasty wrestle of PUB/SUB with Lists and blocking keys to try and get a cluster of message processing servers to digest notifications when they get added to the "queue". My purpose in this is notifications, as in actual push notifications for mobile/web/etc. This seems like it fits perfectly with what I had planned. Especially since this ensures message delivery instead of fire-and-forget as you mentioned. As a question though... is the XACK commands working in your current branch? Since that is key to my usage of ensuring message consumption.
Barry created the LIGO Scientific Collaboration (LSC) and was instrumental in getting the collaboration to cohere and coordinate.
There's also several options for purely online editing (devving on a Chromebook isn't bad)
"I trust my own lying eyes"
My email preferences have everything disabled, double triple and quadruple checked to make sure, and I still occasionally get an email about one of my FB friends uploading a photo or some shit that is certainly (a) described by the settings as email I should not receive, and (b) not even what a notification should be. “A person with whom you’ve never interacted aside from accepting a friend request said something not about you on their own timeline.” ???
It's not about whether they succeeded, it's about whether they tried. And it seems they did indeed try.
Recent articles about Windows 10:
"Windows 10 is essentially spyware"

"Windows 10 is possibly the worst spyware ever made"

"Windows 10 is spying on almost everything you do"

"You still can't turn off Windows 10 built-in spyware"

"Microsoft Windows 10 has permission to spy on you"

I'm tired of this tech bullshit doublespeak. Not selling is not the same as not collecting.
@TeeWEE,

Do you have any info on why Airbnb stopped using React Native? Would love a good read on why.
This is rididulous. How many dark markets accept cash? Bitcoin works just fine for them.
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I thought we were talking about a language that newbies could pick up easily? It's not an easy language if right away I have to use debuggers to figure out why my simple code won't run.
Yes, most likely.

At most they probably tweaked things a little bit for some minor improvements, but the underlying idea and algorithm is very likely the same.

Can't confirm this, though. :)
> It's weird to expect that deleting your account will result in the account being deleted and notifications for the account you no longer have to go away?

But the person above just stopped using their account, didn't delete it (or disable it, which is what facebook sends you on the path towards), so that is why the notifications continued. They still had an active account, just hadn't logged in for some time.
People are rewarded in proportion to the risk they took. It couldn't be any different.
Essentially, I was going down this route if anyone's curious....

http://code.flickr.net/2012/12/12/highly-available-real-time...
>"vaguely P(observations|pure noise generator) ~ P(pure noise generator | observations)"

For this to be true, P(observations) ~ P(pure noise generator) as you said earlier. Anyway, you can look at it from either perspective, doesn't really matter.

On what basis do you claim this is reasonable to expect? I suspect you have none whatsoever... in fact simple thought experiments will lead us to the opposite conclusion, and there is plenty of data telling us the same.
> Rusty has a significantly higher cognitive load for programmers than C.

For simple cases, this may be true, for complex cases it but shifts the cognitive load up front. Which may be more frustrating, but also may prevent a large class of hard to identify, intermittent in manifestation, bugs from getting into production. Which also saves programmer frustration.
Yes, but some languages make it far easier than others.
Latest Beta of Snort on FreeBSD has control-channel support now finally, making it easier to change the config without interrupting packet flows.
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> No other city...

I would urge you to travel to Asia if you think so. Mumbai would be a fine place to start.

SF is not "racing ahead" to a dystopian future; its merely becoming a regular city where very rich and very poor cohabit. This egalitarianism is merely a passing phenomenon, which lasted for ~50 years, and is now shrunk to Western/Northern Europe and a few other small countries.
Mass shootings are a bad way to understand gun violence
Video illustration of the previous experiments mentioned in the article:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wfYbgdo8e-8
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> One solution for remote development is to handle some heavy lifting like responsive display logic locally in the client.

Another example is emacs in server mode: although normally folks use a Unix socket, it's possible to use a network socket instead. The remote emacs actually contains all the state, and the local emacsclient just connects to it.

Another approach is to run emacs locally, and access remote files & commands with TRAMP.
I've been on the fence but tipped back. I'm also always on the fence about Arch vs Ubuntu. But the speed and ease with which you get an application like NextCloud fully running on Ubuntu is unmatched. I don't want to spend time tweaking php.ini (anymore), I just want to install nginx and php7 en find that <? phpinfo(); ?> just works. And when I want to VNC into the box for various reasons, I just want it to work and not mess with x configs or put up with very ugly theme-less windows. The BSD pull is there (even more from OpenBSD), I feel it, but after an evening of struggle I often revert back to Ubuntu LTS. I have run Gentoo on my server, back when I didn't have kids nor required regular sleep. Now I just want stuff to work and run after installing it. I want Snaps and Docker to just work after apt installing them.
I agree, I would also like that add that I learned a lot more about Linux when I learned FreeBSD. It it also a nice system for Java applications these days too, which I struggled with 5+ years ago.
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I agree with this, although I'd add that building an SPA with bootstrap (or whatever widgets) with no framework can also be a valuable learning experience. You'll most likely end up with a ball of mud, but it's a great way to experience the problems that a framework like angular or ember are solving for you.
> React Native has lots of problems with navigation, the AirBnB team even stopped using it seriously.

Is this true? I'd be interested to see a citation on AirBnB stopping using it, last I heard they were going all-in.

As for the issues with navigation, isn't it just that there isn't a great navigation library yet?
I didn't mean to dismiss postgressql, I want to learn it but currently, well actually not sure about postgres with what I briefly looked at it was involving the MERN stack with regard to express (haven't used before). I think if I saw correctly you can use JavaScript not sure if plain, that's what I know how to use but not the most current ES6/TypeScript etc...

Yes I barely know these nouns I mentioned not arguing that.

Also agree with the verbose I was going to post it into a pastebin (why would anyone want to read it) but alas, it is etched into hard drive(s) somewhere, under my social mistakes.

Same thing with MongoDB, I like the idea of not having to setup a schema before using the DB, but I also have to get into the environment to start using it (talking about my current knowledge).

Edit: yes my thought process is kind of all over the place this is also the end of my day/brain spent after developing earlier today.

haha "Developing" kid and his little sandbox
I feel an odd magnetic sway towards the future envisioned in Neil Stephenson's "Snow Crash" where the gig-economy IS the economy.
I really don't get why AckSyn's comment was marked dead.
As one SF writer once said. It's easy to claim Right to Individual bathroom if there is one or more bathroom per person. Problem is what happens where these twenty or more person per bathroom.
I wouldn't say "going back" - the smart crowd never left them ;)
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Considering 38 states already allow sunday sales and cthulu hasn't yet been wrought down from on high, I doubt it will affect much.
Rust has the first two, and a rather strong type system, which is soon getting the equivalent of higher minded types, putting it roughly on par with Haskell in that respect.

How much stronger do you want your type systems to be?
I'm curious to know what's preventing you simply buying a copy for yourself — which, if you're then inclined to — you could donate to your local library once read?
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But it could be a major contributing factor to issues like the Javascript framework ecosystem changing every 6 months.
I'd love to understand the fall of the Soviet Union better, it still seems so sudden and mysterious to me. Like the whole society just decided all at once that they were done. Does anyone have any good books on the subject?
This seems incompatible with democracy.
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600/700 is not unusual in London (several of my friends are on daily rates like that). Plus you can expense a ton of things as part of business costs.
Yeah sure. But the stuff in this report is evidence. Perhaps you're unfamiliar with how actual litigation works, but it's not always the case that you have crystal clear surveillance video of something or "I did the bad things" written in a recovered email.

You have to decide what the most plausible version of events is given the preponderance of the evidence. You have to use what you can see to decide the most likely scenario that you can't see. All this deleting end hiding things is evidence of bad acts, it speaks to the behavior and intent of the people in question, and it's entirely and thoroughly inconsistent with the actions of someone who was behaving ethically.

People talk about circumstantial evidence like it's a "gotcha" that means there's no real evidence. That's a common fallacy. Circumstantial evidence is evidence. And activity consistent with a cover up is in fact evidence that supports allegations of underlying bad behavior.

The legal system isn't a computer program, it uses people and their judgement and intuition about human behavior to figure things out. That's by design.
If you listen to hard-right wingers on the subject, the difficulty comes because we were "nation building" rather than simply ruling over them.
Yes on copy and paste, though you have to use a text box in the browser window (a menu on the left side) to mess with the clipboard. It's not ideal, but it's possible.

I cannot remember drag & drop files off the top of my head, but I seem to think no.

Not sure about local printer.
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Thanks Thomas. I really appreciate hearing your experience. I looked up Colemak / Dvorak last night and it seemed from the articles / discussion I found like it was a mixed bag [1][2]. I think you've inspired me to at least dip my toes in so we'll see how it goes. As far as productivity I guess it is what it is but I've been struggling with Carpal Tunnel for a bit so was already at reduced productivity and now with the keyboard switch and possibly completely layout change it will be reduced even further. I think at least initially I'll do QWERTY layout and as you suggest do an hour or so a day of some other layout. Again thanks for your input.
The problem comes in our choice of who should be the "gatekeepers of information"? Certainly not The Altlantic, The New Yorker (as seen sited in this discussion) or any other traditional news outlet. They have shown time and time again that the peiple running these outlets, not only, have very biased stations when presenting the news (i.e. from MSNBC to Fox News and the rainbow of bias between), they have shown, for a very long time, that these same traditional news sources are easily bought and do not handle a 24 hour news cast well, at all (look at the reports of something as simple as Tom Petty's death, yesterday, a dozen hours or so before his death). While I certainly don't trust Google or Facebook to report the news, I have trouble relying on the "gatekeepers" (blech) of the news, as well.
Wasn't there a proposal to expose native functionality in browsers on iOS and Android? If that were to be finished it could make things like this and react native less necessary.
Yes, but the person above only had an account to stop using because Facebook wouldn't delete it when asked, similar to the OP's post. Reasonable / normal expectation is that notifications should have stopped the first time.
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