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I believe them. Uber may be a shitty company but that seems like a very likely reason.
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f*k you oracle
What kind of production stuff are you developing?

I'm a probabilistic programming enthusiast, and I had the impression it's still an open research field.
Dropped you an email 2 days ago, could you please confirm having received it??
Do you remember an XCode acceptable on its first version, because I don't and I am using them since XCode 4...
In this case I would say there is a feeling of guilt that is overcompensating for the quality of the restaurants. Most of the people complaining about this phenomenon are the actual culprits. Even with liberal types, the past is way more appealing than the present.
Yes, but it's always nice when a project gives a tldr on their blog about what they are.
I hope nobody will try to use this as a substitute for supervision with regards to children accessing the internet. Not that many parents seem to think supervision is necessary for children accessing the internet, which never fails to floor me.
How to learn ViM: Stop reading articles about how to learn ViM, and start using ViM.
The current version of hepatitis A grants immunity for life after the second dose. Those 2 doses are exactly the same and it was thought that they should be taken 6 months to 2 years after each other. A recent study says that the second dose could still grant immunity for life even if it is taken 5 years after the first dose. It is a super effective vaccine!

They also last for a very long time in a normal fridge.

Why isn't it included in normal vaccination plans?
It looks like there is something controlling the supply and we are paying with human lives all over the world.
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The article is specifically about exceptionally good restaurants that are moderately priced. And San Francisco has historically been famous for this (at least I heard about it a lot growing up in Seattle).
This is my understanding of it as well. The purpose is to DISPLAY two characters as one more clearer to view character, but on GitHub and other places it will still be two independent characters. The purpose is clarity whilst viewing code.
The announcement should at least include a link to an explanation on the main project page. Due to only being posted on discourse, there is no direct link to go to the main project page, only by manually editing the URL or googling for Edward. Even the logo in the top-left corner only leads to the discourse overview page.

Edit: Just editing the URL leads to an HTTPS error because the certificate is only valid for *.github.io; you need to use HTTP.
Call me when either of then have decent diff tool support.

Seriously, every diff tools sucks compared with commercial ones. e.g. BeyondCompare.
Could you expand on what exactly you use Nerd Fonts for?

I downloaded a few fonts and was expecting using an icon code + a ligature supporting editor to result in the icon magically appearing in my editor but that does not seem to be the case.
True, but ethereal.email requires mongodb and redis. whereas mailcatcher just uses sqlite. no need to install extra apps.
It doesn't really matter which product segment you're looking at, it's really hard to go wrong with Yamaha.

They may not be the outright best value for money when it comes to features and buzzwords, and they certainly don't have the cachet of more boutique brands, but they always deliver a solid good quality product.

As an example from a completely different segment, I used to ride a Yamaha XT660X motorcycle. If you read reviews and bike forums, sports bike riders would decry it for being too slow, dual-sport riders would decry it for not being a BMW GS-series, and supermoto riders would decry it for being too heavy.

None of that mattered, because I found it to be the most enjoyable bike I've ever ridden. Just enough power to get into trouble, great handling to get you out of trouble again, extremely comfortable and not so light that every gust of wind would blow you around. It may not be the best at anything, but it absolutely excels as an all-round bike for ordinary people like me, and during the time I had it, it was completely flawless, no issues at all (some people would find that boring, I guess).
I believe everyone deserve access to factual information and history, and it deeply saddens me when people abuse their power to suppress information, rewrite history, brainwash people, etc. China is not the only offender, but I'd say that they are the most dangerous one, and they even abuse their power to force other nations to submit themselves to their tyranny.

Everyone is unique, have different ideas, beliefs and thinking capabilities. It's only natural that, as such, people will process and respond to the same content in different ways.

I do believe that many Chinese people would form drastically different opinions if they had access to factual information. That being said, I must admit that my personal motivation would be less about helping the Chinese people, and more about attempting to limit China's power.

However, as I also mentioned in the other post, I'm not brave enough to even attempt to execute this idea. It's also important to anyone who might consider it that they would, if successful, endanger the life of themselves and their loved ones.
Excellent! Thanks for your reply. I look forward to learning how it's implemented.
You should report this in the Sublime forum thread. Especially important to do it right now, because jps is most responsive initially after a release.
For me I'd like there to be some "convention over configuration" package for Vim, especially with some modern shortcuts.

I don't have Vim muscle memory so the aged shortcuts don't really offer anything for me. For example 0 goes to the beginning of the line, while ^ goes to the first character in the line. Why can't 0 be the "default" first character shortcut?

Anyways I know there is a lot of Vim veteran out there that wouldn't want to use a package like this, and already have their own shortcuts made through years of configuration. It's just that there are hundreds of papercuts that would take years upon years for me to figure out and solve, instead of just learning.

I'll just continue to use Sublime...
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See for me it's the other way around. With DHL who knows when it'll arrive or if the driver will even attempt to deliver your item. (Currently, I have the problem of DHL claims something was delivered yet the front office says it wasn't.) DHL massively overwork their drivers, which results in them having far too many packages to deliver, therefore just end up dropping them off at a local post office for pick up.

Amazon Logistics, it arrives constantly. Also in the UK Amazon Logistics even deliver prime items on a Sunday - also in the UK they send a lot of items with a few amazingly crap delivery service so when you get Amazon Logistics, DPD, or Royal Mail, it's happy days.
Why don't any women win Nobel science prizes?
And only if a blue/red status bar is shown while this API is in use, and e.g. 5 seconds afterwards.

Still, Uber could detect when your phone is on the table and quickly take screenshots. This is very prone to abuse, some log should be available for auditing.
Oh, OK. Great! Thank you.
While I agree that Apple's software quality could be much better, I really don't understand why bring this up with Xcode 9. Xcode usually has been really annoying pain in the ass, however with XCode 9 I have noticed nothing but improvements.

Build times are faster, cleanup times are faster, wireless debugging, new nice menu with cmd + click, no bugs so far etc.
3% of science Nobels go to women. And it's not just a gender problem
>I'd say the permission is valid (seems to be direct fb access or something similar), but should be allowed only in very specific cases

Maybe, but then the user should explictly authorize it AND it should be optional, if this is not the case, then it should not exist.

In any case, it does sound a bit shady that such permission exists at all and - according to the article - Apple "can decide" who can use it.

It seems like there are "class A" and "class B" developers rated by Apple and given (or denied) this "permission".
Just visited San Francisco. There's over 7000 restaurants.

The 67 restaurants on the list this year hardly seems to touch the surface of what's available.

Breakfast or lunch seemed to be about $30-40 for two. Evening meals were easily double if not triple that, depending where you go.

If you go fancy, you'll get a fancy bill too.

LA was no different.
> Week 4: Compose Vim commands with verbs and nouns

Really? I discovered and abused this week 1, it's way too good, and the main reason I switched and stayed in vim. I would think "delete around word" and hit the keys, or "yank inside (", it works too well to be a week 4 feature to use.
>If the price is good

That's not Oracle's historical strong suit.
That's a pretty conservative view on relationships. There is a whole spectrum of commitment that doesn't involve getting imaginary figures or the government involved.
> The current version of hepatitis A grants immunity for life

"The current version of hepatitis A vaccine", presumably.
I'm not saying it's impossible, but I wouldn't trust these guys to do anything. The funding is basically all from one russian oligarch who probably does it for fun then gets board. Their last initiative was much less ambitious, yet after several years the website just says "Details of the competition will be announced soon."

[1] https://breakthroughinitiatives.org/Initiative/2
It seems legitimate.

You also seem to irattionally hate Uber.
> you can't (and shouldn't) force all delivery people to work outside normal working hours

Ever been to a restaurant or bar in the evening or on a weekend? Ever taken a bus/train/flight in the evening or on a weekend? Congratulations, you have "forced" people to provide services to you "outside normal working hours".

It's completely normal and absolutely acceptable for infrastructure to be provided at "odd" hours. Obviously, all those people must be paid extra for work outside "normal" hours. Personally, I would gladly pay more for a delivery I am more likely to actually receive.
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Have you tried integrating Mapkit in your app and run it in Simulator? It feels like Xcode is using your mac to mine bitcoin when you run app with Mapkit.
Oh its worse -

After you make your peace with that, theres an entire world of rules and theories on moderation, all of it useful and important to get the job done.

The cheat code to cut through that mess is -

"I'm coming to agree that theres no substitute for good editorial control"

Trust me on this, the proof is to painful to reproduced regularly.
> If you're assuming blackhat success for any conceivable project/company/database regardless of security measures taken to prevent it, what would an appropriate response even look like? What kind of answer would satisfy you?

I do the same thing when I assume that there will be bugs in my production software, regardless of any security/testing and measures taken to prevent it. Why is this suddenly less likely when we're talking about a DAO?

The answer that satisfies would of course be you still have the power to revert things if necessary, which you've already provided, but I'd never for the life of me imagine disabling it.
Yeah it's great isn't it? I've tried heaps of times over the last few years to switch and haven't found a font I like better than Ubuntu Mono.
Well, I believe anyone below IQ of 140 after age 20 should be outright killed.
Only beautiful and strong people are allowed to reproduce.
Anyone who is unhealthy or have prolonged health problems should be castrated.

Do you have any problems with my vision? I can tone it down so it seems passable, but still, everyone would only benefit from it!
What is the example of cryptocurrency expropriation you are referring to?
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It does seem legitimate, but I'm not sure the hatred of Uber is really irrational - they've got a terrible record for shady behaviour, which is going to influence people's opinion of them when something like this comes up.
Sure, every old piece of equipment has somebody that loves it. But, the number of high-end studios (the kind working on records any of us may have heard on the radio) with NS10 speakers, even in a secondary role, is vanishingly small these days. I used to know engineers who kept a set in the trunk of their car, "just in case" the studio didn't have any when they got there (it was their "source of truth", that allowed them to get their bearings in a room even if they used the regular speakers in the studio for most of the work), but even they weren't doing that as far back as ten years ago.

These speakers still have a small cult following based on the strength of the brand during their reign, but it makes little sense to pay "vintage" equipment prices for them when you can buy better new speakers for a similar or lower price. Speakers don't get better with age.

Regardless of the continuing existence of these speakers in active roles I am wildly skeptical that the person I'm responding to sees them "all the time". Unless they keep going to the same old studio that hasn't been upgraded since 1989 and having the same conversation with the owner every time. That'd be weird.
When MSDOS was in active use computers in general were used by a much smaller section of the population. That could well be because many people didn't get on with a CLI and Macs, at the time, were really expensive.

To counter that with an example of what I consider really good man pages look git.

I've learnt loads about rebasing, etc. from the examples in the git man pages.

Personally I've always loved a good CLI.
Look: Feeding the world on Paleo diet is impossible (right now ... with increased use of insects and sustainable ocean farming not based on rainforest soy that may change).

When one choice is to recommend a diet that will significantly increase green house gas emissions and yet still be totally unavailable to poor people; and another diet which might be marginally worse, then yes the burden of proof should be on the former.

Everyone switching to Paleo diet would be disastrous; and people HAVE attained 100+ years on grain diets, i.e. it is a matter of microoptimization not outright toxicity.

(Also you say "only change you made", but did you really measure calorie intake exactly before the change of diet? A lot of diets lead to weight reduction simply due to people starting to think about what they eat and calculate calories...the act of thinking about what you eat and counting calories itself will reduce calorie intake and increase healthiness of food consumed, leaving most people with no comparison point, hence a lot of hyped diets. Did you try using as much mental energy on a healthy diet containing grains as a comparisonr point? Otherwise you do not even have an anecdote).
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Don't iOS apps also have all resources embedded regardless of the device? Like high res retina icons are in the app even though you are using an iPhone 4 or whatever. That would also explain the larger app size.
Sounds like apple created it as a hack and granted the permission to Uber as a workaround to get Uber's watch app out of the door. Chances are they granted it to other apps to.

Then apple forgot to remove the premission after it was obsolete. (Either apple created an alternative method that had no security issues, or Uber had more time to create a implementation that rendered the map on the watch.)
But this is not permanent solution .
If the entitlements system wasn't there, anyone could access "dangerous" private APIs by just using the objC runtime.

This way, only apps signed with the appropriate entitlements (usually system apps) can run those calls...
There was a podcast lateley on FLOSS Weekly: https://twit.tv/shows/floss-weekly/episodes/451
Cool to see people making DIY projects for the Compute Module. It offers nice form-factor for space-limited applications¹ with the power of RPi 3. Actually it's weird that it took so long before DIY boards for CM has started appearing, despite the official IO board being so bulky.

[1] E.g. https://hackaday.com/2017/06/02/game-boy-mod-uses-raspberry-...
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If you really want to build on "rock", check out Bedrock: http://plv.csail.mit.edu/bedrock/ . Don't just prove your program is memory safe, prove it satisfies arbitrary properties! (A bit tongue in cheek, but the tools are really cool). Check out http://adam.chlipala.net/cpdt/cpdt.pdf for a nice introduction.
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The bottom of the article has a link to books for cat lovers [1] from 2015.

[1] "The Best Books for Cat Lovers" [ https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/dog-spies/the-best-book... ]
I don't like "affirmative action", but I particularly dislike it in science - science is too important to start handing out prizes in order to promote minorities.
So the question is whether you're willing to trade that away for faster insertion and lookup.

I wouldn't characterize the decision as a trade off. They're different tools for different situations.
Snoozing emails removes them from your inbox for a set amount of time.

Imagine you read emails in an unread folder, where read emails disappear. This basically would functionally mark them as read until a preset amount of time passes, then they show up as unread again. It's a bit like that, only in your inbox itself.

It's not actually a part of the email specifications, but some people seem to like it.
I was once trying to develop a SMTP sender lib for PHP.

After reading a lot's of RFC's, I found it's really helpful to test my code against some standard SMTP server so I can know my code is work as expected.

But a real SMTP server is not an option as they all have some kind of filters and server settings that will interfere my test, + In this case, I don't think doing TDD with a real working commercial server (i.e Gmail, Outlook etc) is a good idea. It's not only slow, but also wasting (their resources).

That's when a fake SMTP server come in handy. Because not only you can use them to Send a lot's of mail, also those emails will not generate any (I hope) real world side effect.
If it's such a non-issue, just ask for the permission! That's what these granular permissions are for. To allow the OS to lock down features to stop naughty apps being naughty but still allow apps we want to have them to do their business.

Sneaking around like this only begs the question: what else aren't they telling you?
With a higher "overtime" price? Would be ok by me.
Apple letting a (morally corrupt) third party violate your privacy.

And some people still think the government/NSA does somehow not have complete access to your data?
What counters do you offer though? Or maybe reverse the question - why do they think you should use C? That last 1/9th performance? I'm pretty sure that last factor also isn't due to the language and there's still room for performance improvements.
Sorry to hear that. I'm not a recruiter, but I'm told that the fall recruiting season is a particularly busy time for them and we receive a very high volume of applications and resumes and that it's not inappropriate to follow up.

Of course, we do keep your application on file in case an opportunity that matches your skills and interests becomes available.
Can you imagine someone not being replaceable to you?
Why do people need git support in an editor so much? Using git from the terminal is easy and you always know what is executed because you do it manually.
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Can't seem to find anywhere to report bugs other than Twitter or here. Have you got a support email address/form/issue tracker users can access?
Nope. My only pre-WWW exposure to anything like that was the boards at Prodigy.
Not all AWS services are created equal. Not all have the same sizes of team/funding/investment into new features.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Jewish_Nobel_laureates

I find it interesting to see almost no Sepharad on this list. And that the list exists at all.

>Nobel Prizes have been awarded to 887 individuals, of whom 195 were people of Jewish descent, although people of Jewish descent comprise less than 0.2% of the world's population.

Guessing it's due to upraising among Ashkenazi and strong networks effects.
Ask HN: What is not Agile?
Every company boast off that they use agile (the bigger the more), but they never use it well, so who is using agile right? and how some are not using it right ?
Yes I go to restaurants, and I pay a hefty extra for the service compared to the same products bought in a supermarket. Instead, when I buy online, I almost always get (and search for) free delivery.
Not yet, but I guess I'll try next. :D
I very much like the new system, I usually disable wifi either when it is too flaky or when I need to test something with an external network. Before when I forgot to put it back on my gps location would be slow and drain the battery, not everything is good. I do not use hotspots as my LTE is usually faster and more reliable (not to mention more secure).

However. It seems that there is a clear divide on how this button should work, and this usually means that there should be an option to set the behavior. Apple hates settings but I do believe that they will do something about this in a few releases.
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> No. It is in an attempt to resolve the real loss of money experienced by everyday users who turn off WiFi when it’s flakey and then forget to turn it back on, costing them cash on their cellular data plan

This. I read this EFF list of "Terrible things" and thought "neat!" for every single one of these items.

The nearly 100% use cases for me turning wifi 'off' is because whatever it's connected to is slow/unresponsive, or some really annoying auto-connection to a pay-wifi in the location I'm currently in. My cell connection is normally good, so sometimes it's days before I notice, or when I get a message telling me that I've used up my allowance, or try to connect to the hotspot/talk to other devices at home.

With iOS 11, without reading these complaints, I'd probably never have noticed that this problem had silently solved itself and stopped annoying me.
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I normally suggest reading in plain text, as the default. This may not work for everyone, but I find no use for rich format emails.

It's much better today, but there used to be quite a few vulnerabilities via rich formatted emails.
Current Airmail user here. Have given Nylas a look in the past and will definitely check out Mailspring. Friendly advice: I am all for paying reasonable prices for quality software, but I think you may run into trouble pricing the pro version as a subscription, or at least as an $8/mo subscription.
I believe this has now been fixed, although I've noticed a few other issues but the forum is down.
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