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This comment is hilarious. C++ is more than 30 years old now, and you're expecting users to have mastered proposed future enhancements?
> I am pretty appalled to hear that he had an online text-based affair with a woman who outed him to his wife for apparently vindictive reasons.

So because of a relationship it absolves him of all his accusations? Should we just throw out the multiple stories accusing him of this just because of said relationship?

Guy straight up gaslighted these women so excuse me if I have zero sympathy for him.
This paragraph clearly relates the allegations against him to those against Weinstein et al, who used their power of "making or breaking careers" to coerce women. If you do not possess such a power, as he argues, you cannot possibly commit this kind of sexual harassment.
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Other than using the federal lands more _and_ contacting your representatives (via phone!!) to express your support for keeping public federal lands, yes, donate.

While your money probably won't be ill-spent with your run-of-the-mill environmental groups, I'd really recommend searching out right-leaning groups that support public federal lands, like the American Conservation Coalition (https://acc.eco).

Sadly, the right has—for a variety of reasons—all but abandoned environmentalism and that's been a major hurdle for those of us who want to protect the environment. Eco-right groups have a _much_ better shot at changing the opinions of right-leaning folk than progressive groups like the Sierra Club do.

Full disclosure: I'm one of ACC's 42 unpaid volunteers.
I know what you mean, but every time we build a class, we have to decide how much functionality to contain within it, so something will be guiding us in that decision as to where to draw the boundary.
Let me just state that Elon musk has , in fact mentioned going zero on subsidies before the 200k , namely, qhen bob lutz was critizizing the subsidies and loans tesla got, he offered a competition where everybod would go to zero subsidies.
How would you go about putting a personal side project up on github if you are stuck with an employment contract that says your employer owns all your intellectual output, even that which you produce on your own time? Yes, I realize that stipulation is there for general protection of the employer and not typically intended to be used in a draconian way, however it still leaves the door open for you to get sued into oblivion for posting proprietary code that "belongs to your employer" (even if they've never seen the code before).
Fun with Shakespeare:

It seemed, somehow mock'd; Unbashed as it was my father.

My lady shall have him, perchance and reasons will abide it. Upon his unspoken thing, the devil shall see.

MISTRESS QUICKLY: Hide amongst you the gods? Wherefore comes here, sir?
Also, you're buying a smart deadbolt and indoor security camera...
man, I have to respect the guy's PR team.
I hear you. We have a group that really likes Twilight Imperium but my God, the amount of rules consultation...

I think the ColdWar Commander / Blitzkrieg Commander games can be picked up in that time. Movement, command, and combat rules are quick and intuitive, and it generally lends itself to a "resolve-problem-by-common-sense" approach. It's great for casual gaming.
Getting hired is a game. People that have side projects usually have a leg up in that game. Whether they actually should is debatable. It's probably bad to correlate side projects with better employees. But since this is the game we have to deal with, it can help to have a side project and maybe a blog.
You are reading an awful lot in that is not in my comment.
> This could be tricky, since Rust enum variants can contain data. But if none of the variants contain data, it would be easy to make a method that returns a Result<MyEnum, CustomParseError>

Usually when you want to convert a string to an enum, you're trying to build some kind of parser or deserialization library, in which nom or serde are the best choices. (Of course, C++ has several parser frameworks too.)
I don't know how you conclude from my comment, maybe you should reread it. I don't believe in social justice adjudicated by uninformed internet commenters, and caution against jumping to conclusions when you don't really know the facts. You're only reinforcing my point that sexual misconduct allegations are especially damaging, by misrepresenting my words and automatically assigning Scoble a guilty verdict.
^^^^ There's the goalpost you just moved.
It's a proposal for inclusion into the C++ standard.
Given the example that one side of || is a tail call, it seems quite easy to accidentally have overflows that only occur on specific data and call time environments for situations like writing a bad binary heap traversal function. Without tail calls, any traversal to some depth either does or doesn't trigger a stack overflow.

But I find the need for step debugging to catch and unroll a virtual equivalent to tail calls a better argument given that this is for a sandbox for adversarial code with strong incentives to obscure bad behavior.
I've used it for this, but much prefer setting up TeamViewer on their computers with my account so that I can hop on their computers anytime to check on updates, virus scan, etc. without them even needing to be present.

I still need their help with they accidentally disconnect from the internet. I would like to have a conversation with the companies who put an unlabeled physical (or key combo) wifi power switches on laptops intended for home use. It's my first troubleshooting step now when family members on laptops have connection issues.
Won't help that much if they use electricity from coal.

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/07/01/climate/china-energy-comp...

Over all, 1,600 coal plants are planned or under construction in 62 countries
Sorry, I don’t believe in this new religion. This idea that white supremacy is “systemic” is not at all self evident, and pretending that it is portends that individual white people have some kind of original sin, forever, for past racial transgressions. I do not buy this, and it’s dangerous to teach people this. It’s dangerous because immediately people attribute personal failures and successes, at least in part if not in whole, to external immutable factors. It denies individual agency.

As for safe spaces, intentionally insulating people from “triggering” things seems like the exact opposite thing to do if you’re trying to build a society of resilient, dynamic individuals. I’m sorry your friends have experienced racism in real life. That’s awful. However, I fail to see how safe spaces have anything to do with either diagnosing or treating the problem. How would a safe space have stopped Weinstein, exactly? I have no idea.
thinkorswim platform screener is king imo. you can create custom formulas for screening using almost any study (custom or preset). Also can be used for options / spread screening.

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Phoning your government officials works well.

This website takes an address, and returns names and phone numbers belonging to your government representatives. I don't use my home address. There's a grocery store a couple blocks away whose address I use:

https://www.nationalpriorities.org/take-action/contact-your-...

Tell them your name and what city you live in. This is so they can decide whether or not to write you off; if you're not a resident in the district which they were elected to represent, your opinion really doesn't matter.

Tell them specifically, in plain english what it is that you are FOR or AGAINST. All they want to know is "When I am asked to vote 'yes' or 'no' on this issue, which binary response will get me more approval from my constituents?" So all you have to say is:

"My name is <NAME>. I live in <TOWN>. I am <FOR>|<AGAINST> <ISSUE>."

If you're unsure what language to use, or what legislation is related to your cause, try visiting university campuses, national parks, or local conservation groups. Attending meetings and talking to professionals in the field is a good way to get informed about what you care about.
> Combinatoric explosions of complexity via a single query path are not a feature of every API.

> Because RESTful APIs tend not to allow ad hoc graph traversal.

I think you're taking this graph part too literally. Almost every API has a "graph" of connected objects. GraphQL just makes it so that you can traverse them with a single query. REST endpoints tend to force you to make multiple queries to go back and fetch information about the entities whose IDs or URLs you received in earlier requests – thus the rate limiting. In both cases, combinoratic explosions (and infinite depth) are possible – REST just forces you to explode into more round-trips (and the server is likely doing even more duplicated work than it needs to to fulfill those subsequent requests).

If you wanted to simulate the ease-off aspect of REST requiring clients to return for multiple rate-limited round trips to get the query data they want, you could simply add a timeout in the nested object's GraphQL resolvers that perform self-rate-limiting. Same result but the clients don't need to know about it, they can just wait the same amount of time they'd have had to wait for all the data anyway.
It can be useful for debugging and (de)serialization.
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She said nothing of the sort you suggested. Even if that line you quoted were the only line the comment, it doesn't say that.
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struct Widget{
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Widget widgets[256];
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prints out

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if there are 0 elements, there are no issues because it's 0/x = 0.
Yeah, I thought the list was supposed to be satirical/humorous but it sounds like the author of the article was really trying to follow the virtues. Am I missing something?
Interesting stuff!

What sort of temperatures and pressures do you have in the reactor?

[Edit: Temperature is around human body temp, of course. I assume it's pressurised in order to get the O2 concentration way up there. So a little north of 800 psi, if my math checks out?]

Do you need to care about hydrogen embrittlement?

Do you have any numbers on CAPEX per production rate as compared to traditional production?
Why is it relevant to HN? Who is this? Were the original accusations posted here?

It's also rather pointless to nitpick legal definitions of sexual harassment when the guy starts by mentioning he rejected his lawyer's advice.
Our process doesn't produce water. The H2 comes from starch and the O2 is taken from the air. Catalysts are self-regenerating, although enzymes do naturally degrade over time.
Just put a link to your website in your profile. Or in the emails you send out to your patrons periodically.
Replied to the wrong comment, sorry
Eh. I think everyone agrees power imbalance is a crucial part of capital letters Sexual Harassment. We know people can be assholes to each other at any point, but we pay particular attention to people in positions of power over others.

Setting aside power imbalances of physical nature (i.e. alone in an elevator), I think he's mostly accurate? Unwelcome advances in a situation where there is little possibility of harm to the woman should she reject you are just unwelcome advances. Maybe creepy, maybe rude, maybe disgusting. But they're not abuse, and they're not sexual harassment.

I think that's clearly the goalpost he's comparing his behaviour to.
Hmm, startup idea.

Reverse engineer SAS software, without using SAS software. Just rely on public documentation of SAS functionality/APIs, and test with SAS code shared from customers.
last I checked it was 10%.

They charge 5% for processing payments which is 2% higher than paypal and stripe charge for processing payments, which they are certainly pocketing as hidden profit. Which is lying, another reason not to work with them.

It is _so easy_ to set up a wordpress site and start taking payments using something like wp-invoice or woocommerce. You don't need a fancy custom theme. The built in themes work great, nobody is going to care if a graphic artist uses a custom theme or not.
So you're take away from this is that he, Robert Scoble, is in more need of protection via body cam than any of the women who came out against him?
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I believe you're misreading that part of the post, as it goes on to list these as actions which wrong women in general. The writer is equating his viewing of porn to wronging women.

It's kind of a strange mea culpa, to be honest, as even in the most socially progressive of circles, pornography is a very divisive topic, with many finding it degrading and many finding it liberating.

edit: added a comma after "circles"
I think you can regard switch/case as syntax sugar for a series of if/else. So fallthrough may not be needed but more sugar is nice to have available.
Thanks, this is Solugen's biggest goal!
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If you're hoping for substantive discussion it would be good if you could say more.

Just like on HN the guidelines are to take the most charitable interpretation possible of what someone wrote when responding, I think it's best to apply the same process when critiquing TFA.
Apollo link rest looks handy. Resolving it server-side would be even better. Is it more for client-side resolution?
Just because you mention two things together doesn't mean you equate them.
Yeah, I'm in pretty much the same place, with no idea who this guy is or what he's accused of, but I feel like this statement is having the opposite of the intended effect on me.
Does this lay the foundation for carbon neutral rocket fuel?
Have you tried USE Together? Collaborative screen sharing with multiple mouse cursors and simple web browser access. Currently in free beta, we are working hard on Mac support, coming really soon :) http://www.use-together.com
Oops, sorry, I missed that typo. Rooting will cause the device to fail to attest under both tests available[1].

[1] https://developer.android.com/training/safetynet/attestation... (note the table under "Possible attestation results". This is what I meant by you are not allowed to own your device's own filesystem (root access).
I had a side project that I wanted to make into a side business. I worked with my employer to write up a doc that said they'd have no claim on it and would let me own it. My employer did have the "we own everything you make" in my contract.
Yeah, but the money from small company acquisitions can be used to jumpstart "changing the world". PayPal may not have changed the world, but the money Elon got from that was enough to fund Tesla and SpaceX, which very well may change the world. You need a large amount of personal capital if you want to directly fund a (crazy) breakthrough vision.
That screengrab was to highlight the differences; for corroboration, see the comments section in Norton’s article itself: https://medium.com/@quinnnorton/robert-scoble-and-me-9b14ee9...
It's not so easy. You might have to give up a big part of your social life, depending on how much of it happens via the box.
Neither did the rats.
Awesome, so the next question is to know the fuel consumption per engine vs the acceleration of the mass... basically their efficiency.

So if we smack 4 engines on 100 tons, assuming the same fuel... how far do we get.

I’d love to get these numbers.

But I noticed you had a stated m/s - so is there a constant of Newtons of thrust to acceleration of 1ton of mass in space?

(Sorry I don’t know how to word that question better)
You are right, 'inventing' the wrong word, and the same can be said about 'kooky'.

Still, gravitation waves were detected, while darks were not.
Hell, studies have said anywhere between 2% to 90%[0] of rape reports are false, but telling that a rape is false / true is _incredibly_ hard due to it basically being "he says" vs. "she says".

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/False_accusation_of_rape#Rumne...
And that some how makes his statement better? Sexual harassment is sexual harassment.
I love this. I'm sorry for the off-topic post, but for anyone who hasn't read DH Lawrence's poetry, I would recommend it. It's not as clean as his contemporaries, but it's full of fiery insights, and there are only a handful of poets I pick up as often. "Snake" is one of my favorites.

https://www.poetsgraves.co.uk/Classic%20Poems/Lawrence/snake...
> also the "upgrade" to sierra is free without any limitation on how many machines you can legally install it so you can create an installation medium (you can install it in qemu or probably even use coreboot with a modified tianocore to actually install it)

There may not be a limit to how many machines you can legally install it on (I'm actually not sure), but the license is very clear as to what machines you can install it on (i.e. only Apple hardware). Though in reality it's been quite some time since Apple tried to enforce that provision very hard, and never on individual users installing it themselves on usual PC hardware.

> Oh and you can download the source for the kernel (I'm not sure which versiin this really mirrors and I'm not a mac guy so I don't care) here https://opensource.apple.com/

The kernels are usually pretty up to date, but the public code is an even smaller portion of the OS than the Linux kernel is (many key drivers are not open source, and forget anything approaching the level of the UI).
You don't have root, that was a typo, sorry. I cannot go back and edit the post.
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The danger with that argument is when your realize your Walmart business is actually Sears.
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> For instance F# is able to couple actual data files like CSV to symbols and types in the language

Of course that breaks once your CSV header names don't match allowable symbol names. Notice the example linked doesn't show accessing the "Adj Close" field. (Presumably there is a way to get at this in F#? There's no way to "escape" characters in symbols in C++ though.)

Sure, it speeds development, but first time a requirement comes down that says "foo_bar field must be named foo-bar", what should be a one-character change suddenly becomes something much more.

> why ? There are plenty of cases where this has proven quite useful.

"Useful" and "bad idea" are not mutually exclusive. A lot of things which are "useful" – i.e., which speed development or save keystrokes – have costs which hamper maintenance. (Think macros.)

RTTI generally implies that your program has logic to do something based on the type of a value, rather than on the meaning of a value. Say I have an object, BasketOfApples, with a field size_of_basket, which can be either an integer or a string. If it's an integer, it refers to the number of apples the basket can hold. If it's a string, it's either "small", "medium", or "large". OK so far.

But now I want my BasketOfApples to also be able to have a size defined as the weight in pounds it can hold. I can't use an integer again, that already has meaning! But I want a numeric type. So I'm forced to either choose a distinct numeric type (say float), or use an enum to distinguish the cases. The former forces me to make a suboptimal design decision. The latter is probably what I should have done in the first place.

So now my BasketOfApples has an enum field, type_of_basket_size, which determines the meaning of the basket_size value. Not only does type_of_basket_size do what RTTI failed to, it obviates the need for it, and is likely a bit more efficient to boot.

(BTW, you see this all the time with C++ constructors. You can't have two constructors which mean different things but accept the same types without using a dummy "tag" argument.)

Languages with tagged variant types (e.g. OCaml, and I presume by extension, F#) don't have this problem and don't need (or even supply) RTTI information, and they get along just fine. To me, using a feature that isn't available or missed in other "serious" languages, which incompletely accomplishes the task to which it's set, is a code smell.

BTW, I recognize that not everyone agrees with me on this point. But I've been coding like RTTI doesn't exist for decades in various languages and not once have I missed it.

> Besides, "types as first-class primitives" does not necessarily imply "run-time": in the C++ spirit it would most certainly be a compile-time only feature.

The OP's example (copying an object without knowing its type at compile time) specifically requires RTTI.
There's nothing wrong with spending a bit of time developing a portfolio for yourself. It doesn't have to be a full time job that you do for free.
We can add to that:

- Medicine: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medicine_in_the_medieval_Islam...

- Algebra: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mathematics_in_medieval_Islam#...

For French speakers out there, I saw a great documentary called something like 'History of the world from a middle eastern point of view' in 2 parts that discusses the islamic golden age and its downfall to the mongols. Apparently Bagdad was the place to be before the Mongols destroyed it.
It's Robert Scoble. From Wikipedia:

> Robert Scoble … is an American blogger, technical evangelist, and author. Scoble is best known for his blog, Scobleizer, which came to prominence during his tenure as a technology evangelist at Microsoft. He later worked for Fast Company as a video blogger, and then Rackspace and the Rackspace-sponsored community site Building 43 promoting breakthrough technology and startups. He is a partner at Transformation Group and a noted evangelist in the immersive media industries.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Scoble

There have been discussions related to this here recently. One is https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15519902

Other comments can be found using the search: https://hn.algolia.com/?query=scoble&sort=byDate&prefix&page...
Solve a problem not worth money.
Yeah I've never understood that kind of thinking.
I don't know how charitable we can be... this definition of sexual harassment seems plainly wrong. It colors the entire statement because it's a definition that excludes huge amounts of what most of us would understand to be sexual harassment.
+1 That's a great use case ^
You joke but ReFS has been out since Windows 2012. Combined with Storage Spaces, there is a lot of overlap with zfs.
I enjoyed reading this.

You do have side projects, just not ones that require coding.
> because that's not the same thing as a there being "no absolute truth" in mathematics.

what else is this going to mean? "absolute truth" in mathematics should be a mathematical concept. Is that not the definition of "in mathematics"? I don't think you should accuse me of moving the goalposts when they aren't clearly... posted.
This is a particularly bad comment considering that the parent comment just mentioned a celebrated example of not doing this (whatever else one thinks of Facebook). Moreover we've asked you before not to rant like this. "Publicly jerk themselves off"? Ew.

If you have nothing substantive or thoughtful to say, the principle here is not to comment until you do.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
^attacking the source for lack of better arguement
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I think the implication is that victims would have gone to law enforcement if he has no power over them, i.e no consequences for going to law enforcement.

I don't understand why they cant report harassment to law enforcement if its ' unlawful to harass a person '. Thats the only way to get justice in our society.
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