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Topic sharding. The messages were pretty large and at the time we set this up we were on DO-like platform where the only way to get more disk space was to buy a larger instance. We didn't need the extra cpu power, but needed extra disk space, and it was cheaper to opt to two nodes instead of upgrading to n+2.
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Happened to a co worker. Got added to a group text and has no idea how. The people in the group text were surprised as well.
I love CrossFit. I go usually twice a week. What I like about it is 1) it's a different workout every day, and 2) if left to my own devices, I just don't exercise. Having the obligation to go to class makes the difference.
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> and phased transitions with good documentation of what's deprecated and what's new.

If you're after that >> https://emberjs.com
I understand what you're asking and you do have to be particularly aware of what /you/ are asking.

That particular question, in context of these allegations, would presuppose that they use microphone data for something other than what the user clearly is aware of, e.g. voice chat.

So an answer like "to provide users the service they need" would undeniably be spun by media to be: Facebook uses microphone to tweak news feed. The longer the answer is, the more likely it can be misunderstood and taken out of context.

You shouldn't expect a public company to answer questions like that, simply because the media will gladly take the answer out of context. You need to phrase it specifically, so they can answer without being misunderstood.
when OS doesnt get in the way, and keyboard shortcuts work.
>"a monad is just a monoid in the category of endofunctors"

Once I discovered the Monad thing in Haskell has pretty much nothing to do with the Monad in Category Theory, everything made much more sense. As a bonus I now (sort of) understand Category Theory. Much the same as Relational Databases have not very much to do with Relational Algebra.
I don't think it leads to a decrease in economic activity, just discourages an increase.

Why doesn't it lead to a decrease? Well, as soon as the economic output decreases (but the money supply didn't change!), then each dollar is worth less, so the incentive (to not spend because it will be worth more tomorrow) disappears, so the spending starts back up...
You can get a trial oreilly membership for safari https://www.safaribooksonline.com then they have pretty good tutorials, other than that use mdn https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/ instead of w3schools.
It's silly to expect a company to voluntarily pay more when it knows it can
pay less for the same service.
Go for a run ! Or if you can, swim at lunch time.

Time is scarce, especially if you have kids, however there are a lot of options. I recently started to run from work to home and I just don't belive that I didn't have this idea before!
I'm home in almost the same time that when I commute by metro (around 1h), but you disconnect immediately from work and you feel like you have a second day starting fresh once you are home ! (this of course depends where do you live, I assume most live in urban area where distance is not that long)
When Angular 1 was left for dead I went to Knockout. I think it is very similar and also very simple to use.
But that's not because of the weather, but rather what the conditions are of the bike infrastructure in that weather. I think Amsterdam weather isn't very substantially different from Boston's... but in Boston winter weather bike lanes are practically un-existent when snow-plowing trucks have cleared the snow for cars to the area where bike lane would be (if it even exists to begin with).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amsterdam#Climate

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boston#Climate
Your comment reminded me of a similar scenario with my Windows 10 PC. One day, I saw lot of computers (100+) listed in my network when I went to network places through Explorer. My laptop was the only one in my network. I don't know if it was a bug in Windows or if my PC was actually part of some unknown n/w. I suspected dd-wrt in my router and immediately went back to manufacturer firmware and formatted my laptop. Never saw that after.
Please correct me if I'm wrong but won't this still print your printer's unique stenography sig? Just "invisibly?"
I'm actually looking to get into writing Sci-Fi, and this post is pleasantly relevant!
True. VSCode is more open source in this sense. Of course, that doesn't mean everyone is happy...
https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/17996
This is interesting, but I feel that making shell support such a first-class citizen is a mistake. Shell languages basically treat system binaries as functions, which causes you to lose a lot of power with everything being a string. Using system binaries (cat, echo, etc.) isn't really necessary for a modern command language due to the ubiquity of scripting languages and module systems. It's much more powerful to write procedures that work with structured data to perform similar actions.

One of the things that Shells have gotten right is postfix function composition (the | operator). This allows you to very easily compose functions to perform complex operations, and this isn't really present in scripting languages. Haskell let's you do this with the `&` operator, and you can write a procedure for Scheme that performs similarly. I'm not sure how this would work with Python or JS.

I'm hoping that in the next few years we'll see a larger break from shell syntax. The biggest thing I think holding this back is REPLs. Most scripting languages would do fine as a shell replacement with the addition of a stdlib for the purpose, but they need support for navigating the file system. Maybe tab-completion for paths like Bash does would be best, but I'm still thinking about it.
That was an analogy attempting to explain what OKAD does. The kernel represents the circuit being designed, while the assembler represents the OKAD toolchain.

The goal of the analogy was to demonstrate that OKAD is not suitable for designing large circuits, just like using assembly to write a modern kernel is not practical.
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I feel like a desire to program in Forth is more the consequence of being a crazy-in-the-good-way programmer, rather than something that aids in becoming that sort of programmer.

Moore, from my perspective, decided to bootstrap a computing architecture from as primitive and restrictive of a starting place as he could come up with. Forth makes sense as a language if you imagine yourself as a time-traveller stranded in the 1970s (or even earlier!), trying to get a "foothold" into your futuristic programming environment using the wimpy computers of the era, so that you could design and build the hardware on which would run the software that you actually wanted to write. (Which would, in turn, fix your time machine or whatever.)

Learning Forth isn't really a step on that path. Rather, designing your own minimalistic language under the constraint that it'd have to 1. run on the wimpiest hardware you can imagine, but 2. allow you to be productive in the rest of the bootstrapping process — that's the first step on the path to being Chuck Moore.
This is a much better statement of your criticism. I think from "this point" we could a great conversation, and you might definitely win me over.

My view is that Musk has a big problem. If the main customer of his businesses is the tax payer, and the majority or very close to the majority of our tax payers are conservative, he can't be a political actor. This breeds a natural resentment that he is dealing with now.
THE central problem with pure stack machines and stack languages:

The programmer knows in their heart that moves, swaps, dupes, drops, etc. - any stack manipulation that doesn't involve a functional change to the data itself - is an inefficiency to be minimized, but this effort isn't in any way related to the problem at hand (writing a program to do something) so it's unwelcome mental overhead.

I like puzzles as much as the next person, but not so much when they seriously impede the solving of a bigger more serious puzzle, nor when the sub puzzle solving is an exercise in the minimization of something bad rather than the elimination of it.
I speak with them frequently, but it would be awesome if some could be paid to come to your house and help with various issues.
You have a bunch of cities listed, but on your jobs page only the "Valet" and "Hourly" roles are in all those cities. All of the engineering positions are listed at the San Francisco HQ. If the engineering positions are only available in SF, please list only that in the posting here.
I followed a simpler plan:

Stop eating out regularly - and If I'm eating out, share half portions with my partner. (Some restaurant meals include an entire adult's calorie allowance in one sitting.)

Stop buying takeouts (ditto.)

Stop eating sandwiches, or any food with concentrated carbs, because they're high in calories but very unfilling.

Eliminate foods that cause cravings (e.g. certain milk chocolate bars, which apparently increase appetite for hours afterwards.)

Pay attention to food effects, and avoid bad foods - i.e. high calories, unfilling, cravings - because to some extent the foods that cause these effects are personal.

They're also age dependent. (You can eat a lot more in your 20s than your 50s.)

All sweet and sugary food is bad. Avoid. No exceptions.

Bulk out meals with salad and/or eat soups with plenty of water content. (The water/fibre suppresses appetite.)

Go for an hour's energetic walk every day, including a few uphill sections. (Pokemon Go works for this.)

It's a fairly gentle and informal regime based on simple rules and diet changes rather than obsessive monitoring and exercising. But it lost me over 10kg over a few months.
Strategic. Stalin preferred to have absolute power within a smaller, weaker economy (but one with vast territorial and material resources available for the future) than to be part of a distributed power structure in a larger economy. This is a very common pattern among dictators, and this is where I cite Bueno de Mesquita and Smith's Logic of Political Survival or dictator's handbook, depending on whether you want the theoretical or narrative exposition of the same basic idea. Better yet, read both.
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"Naming things", one of the 2 hard problems in computing. In other words, not worth scratching your head over, ever. "Historical accidents" in terminology just such as this one abound all over the tech world. What you say specifically about "the term shader" has been true at least ever since the first consumer GPU offered a programmable vertex pipeline and their marketers chose the term "vertex shaders". How long ago was that, nearly 2 decades I reckon?

Could've been worse. Since Java was so big back then, too, we're lucky they didn't come up with eg. "Rendlets". At least "shader" is freakin' aesthetic =)
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Do you suppose there are differences between "glass of water" and "human being with skill between marginally and significantly better than average"?

But I agree with you if you are pointing out that it's terrible that developers who aren't in the valley (or similar regions) don't demand higher wages, allowing employers to get away with paying based on location instead of value.
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Just set the referrer to Facebook on all requests to WSJ then? You seem to be up to funny network configurations.
But beyond that, why would you put an unauthenticated public comment form on the internet and not expect it to be filled with 90% rubbish. I mean, have we not learned anything?

Public forms on the internet != democracy.
Don't most mainstream podcasts come with a text transcription?
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Can't see a single download button on the models there.
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This was a wondrous read. I had not expected that these things would be significant in real world context with free viewpoint.

Have you looked at whether the perturbation tend to do something to other networks than it's optimized for?
If I ran for example VGG-19 and Resnet-50 alongside Inception V3, could I still be reasonably sure to get a correct best-of-three vote if I point the camera on your models?

Do you think your algorithm would support optimizing to fool several known networks in the same way simultaneously?
> This kind of minimalism and stripping things down to their essence is a powerful tool to allow you to focus on what matters rather than at all those things that don't really matter. If you don't actually need 4 GHz chips and billions of transistors to get the job done then why would you?

I agree entirely. I just wanted to point out that it's not accurate to equate what Chuck designed (i.e., OKAD) to a modern EDA toolchain and technology node.

If it works for him, then great!
Clojure is following in the tradition of lisps that do this right. The important bit is the extra indirection on top-level names. I wrote more about it here a long time ago: https://www.brandonbloom.name/blog/2012/12/21/the-nodejs-rep...

Also interesting is the other end of the spectrum: Forth. Instead of mutation, offers snapshots and restores of the “dictionary”. See this video: https://youtu.be/mvrE2ZGe-rs
Remote companies frame the comp problem as: we want to be fair to our employees such that our dev in SF doesn't feel "poor" compared to our devs in middle America.

My opinion is living in an expensive city is a life choice. Just like choosing to purchase a BMW or a new home. You should not be paid more because you own a BMW and your co-worker drives a 10 yr old Toyota.

I have been told no by several companies when they found out I live in abroad and make "SF money", because it wouldn't be fair to their existing remote staff despite having the budget if I lived in SF.
There is support now (which is awesome!), but not when we were deciding on a framework back when Angular 2 was in beta.
Maybe self-driving car vision systems? I'm not sure if this is how they're actually implemented, but it would make sense to me.
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I walk too and from the train station that gives me about 30 min of walking a day during the week.

I would like a 20 minute home program that requires very little machines. I did get some books to that effect, but I need to go through them and put it together
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> "...the Federal Reserve, might even create their own cryptocurrencies..."

If that happens, wouldn't demand for Bitcoin take a hit ?
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Data replication only protects against hardware failure. For everything else you need backups.

Raid increases uptime but don't rely on that as your only protection.
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Agree, I always enjoyed hacking on shaders. And checking out other's shaders (and further tweaking them) is also inspiring educational and most gratifying. ShaderToy is a great site for that, but there's many more "shader communities" / gfx coding forums etc, great fun
While most still are on Angular 1, releasing 5 reminds me of Magento where most shops are still on version 1 with no desire to upgrade to 2. There are even forks that focus on improving version 1 ignoring the version 2 of the upstream project.
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Do every single one of those. When you're done, do them again without any help from the videos.

100% guarantee that if you make it through that process, you'll be better off than you would've been reading a bunch of O'Reilly books (though many really are excellent).

[EDIT] If that's a bit too advanced of a starting point, you can try something like Codecademy to get you familiar with the basics.
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We had this problem, so we decided to make everyone be remote part time now. It forced us to rethink communication on a daily basis, and everyone is much more cognizant of leaving people out of the loop.

http://structuredsight.com/2017/07/02/practice/
Don't be ridiculous. Ed Whitlock ran that pace for an entire marathon at the age of 73.

If you're dedicated, under 50, free of serious ailments and anywhere near the weight range this thread used as an example, it's something you can almost definitely achieve for a single hour.
What do you make of the leaks of Breitbart emails Buzzfeed published? That pretty explicitly shows Bannon encouraging Milo to engage with white supremacists but dress them up a bit and hide it.

Also interesting was the NYT Magazine piece that reported on the Harvard analysis of the network of links of the media. They talk about your issue head-on. Its conclusion was that Breitbart was not itself an extremist site a la Daily Stormer but that extremist sites link to Breitbart for legitimization. Breitbart had a section called "Black Crime" and it contained story after story after story of true(ish) content that Daily Stormer folks would link to say "Look what the n-words are up to now".

Its worth reading the quote:

The last thing Yochai Benkler noted before I left his office at Harvard was that his team had performed a textual analysis of all the stories in their database, and they found a surprising result. ‘‘One thing that came out very clearly from our study is that Breitbart is not talking about these issues in the same way you would find on the extreme right,’’ he said. ‘‘They don’t use the same language you find on sites like VDARE and The Daily Stormer’’ — two sites connected to the white-nationalist alt-right movement. He paused for a moment, then added: ‘‘Breitbart is not the alt-right.’’ Yet precisely because articles on the site were often less extreme than their own worst headlines, Breitbart functioned as a legitimizing tether for the most abhorrent currents of the right wing. Benkler referred to this as a ‘‘bridge’’ phenomenon, in which extremist websites linked to Breitbart for validation and those same fanatics could then gather in Breitbart’s comment section to hurl invectives.

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/08/16/magazine/breitbart-alt-ri...
Fascinating concept of "solved" that you, and AT&T, appear to have.
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The biggest differences:

- rebalancing: Bookkeeper (which is the storage backend of Pulsar) manages rebalancing way better than kafka.

- Read scaling: Bookkeeper uses consensus to store log records, which means you can read from whatever shard you want. Whereas in kafka, reader has to connect to partition master.
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I applied to them a few weeks ago with years of PHP & Symfony experience. Their comments back to me said that previous FinTech experience was also a requirement.
It isn't. A fresh 'ng serve --open' takes ~20 seconds to get to a ready page, and each reload is taking 10+ average. Every minor change.

I can personally stand it because I remember working on 2 million line C++ projects in the 90's. The millennials on my team, on the other hand, are going insane. I've recommend they disable live-reloading completely.