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Perhaps a better way to phrase things is that top leadership is responsible for creating a set of environmental conditions where the right culture can thrive and grow.

A not-insignificant chunk of that is in choosing the right people, which is more than just selecting for raw ability.

It's a mix of having enough skills to contribute, and having the ability to rapidly adapt and upskill on top of that, but it's also being collaborative and working to strengthen the organization at all levels, and being kind and considerate of others.

The way that you structure your organization has a huge impact on all of those things.

Stack ranking? Kiss collaboration goodbye. You've just put every team member at odds with their peers for their very survival.

Purely top-down performance reviews? People will put more effort into being visible to their managers than in being helpful to their peers.

And so on it goes with interviews, onboarding, etc.

All of these things matter hugely, and they all very much flow from the top of the organization.
Republicans support big business, though, right?

(Having large successful businesses in blue states provides a well if funds they can transfer to the red states... As we see them doing with the current tax proposals.)
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> Here's something I wrote in October 2000

I hope Mark Dominus has learned how not to use sarcasm and condescension in his coaching style since then. Toxic environments kill people.
I would love to know if someone vets these.
> The removal of mapping types really kicks the bottom out of the app we're making

Not to rub salt in the wound, but building a product around a feature provided by a single vendor (ie, not a standard feature or something developed in-house) means that you've just committed to maintaining that software or paying someone else good money to do so.

Anybody who's built products around eg Oracle has learned this at least twice!
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"While denying that the military had seized power, they said that Mr. Mugabe and his family “are safe and sound, and their security is guaranteed.”

“We are only targeting criminals around him who are committing crimes that are causing social and economic suffering in the country in order to bring them to justice,"

This doesn't look good.
This is a good point. Methods matter. I tracked down the exact references:

[0] A. R. Brown and W. A. Sampson, Program debugging: the prevention and cure of program errors. Computer Monographs, 18. 1973

[1] Thomas J. Ostrand and Elaine J. Weyuker, Collecting and categorizing software error data in an industrial environment. Journal of Systems and Software, Volume 4, Issue 4. 1984

I couldn't actually get a hold of [0]; however, [1] was easy to find, and it goes into great detail about it's categorization of "faults". In fact, the abstract explicitly mentions that it catogorizes and analyzes 173 faults. On page 7 (page 295 of journal), we finally get to your question:

"Of these 171, 15 were attributed to clerical mistakes, such as incorrect typing or misunderstood handwriting."

So 15/173, or about 8.7%, of the faults they found were of the kind you mention. Interestingly, from earlier on the same page, "... 12 represented compiler or operating system faults," so only 20% less frequent than "clerical errors".

This paper also compares with a lot of other studies, so it's worth reading if you're interested.

Thanks for asking a good question!
How effect is this if its possible to be elected into office at a very late age.
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I wish our neighbors well! its been a long time over due.I really hope it will be a peaceful transition, as SA has their own problems they need to deal with(cANCer)! We cannot have a refugee crisis and a civil war on our borders
Isn't that a separate issue? The article was pointing out that [5, 4, 1, 5] was sorted as [4, 1, 5, 5], which is wrong no matter if you're sorting numbers or strings. The bug was the algorithm taking one step too few and the fix was reducing the end trigger by one, which has no effect on what sort order is used. I'm seeing an actual bug that was actually fixed, and any breaks from the spec -- real though they might be -- are better brought up to the maintainers themselves than posted on something only tangently related.
I think that the development speed was a huge factor, it was probably easier to get a good-enough node system up in 3 months than a similar system in java.
So on mobile you can't see the entire width of that website, but trying to scroll to the left or right changes articles. Absolutely brilliant, why do people think that overriding the scroll on mobile is a good thing is beyond me.
As they say - Either you die (or step down in this case) a hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villain.

There are multiple cases in developing countries where the family/friends takes over in case of someone powerful going senile.
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That’s my point exactly. Did they do the same exercise for Disqus? Or did they get all scientific on evaluating Adsense, and go with a “hunch” for Disqus?

That’s like saying “Marlboro cigarettes are harmful, here’s proof, let’s grab a pack of Lucky Strikes and discuss”.
Why isn't it sincere? Do you mean that if they were sincere, they'd stop the behavior?

Unfortunately, I think human behavior and relations are far more difficult than that. To a significant degree behavior isn't subject to will, though we like to assume it is. Everyone I know makes the same mistakes over and over (different mistakes for different people); they would sincerely like to stop. IME, to survive in relationships we have no choice but to accept those things in ourselves and in others.

Of course, that makes accountability very complicated, but I think it's a fact of life.
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Yes. The same argument can be made against fork(), that fork makes debugging too hard. And we don't know if the value we want to inspect is a common one (before cow) or an already copied.
So do we forbid fork()?
Look at the parent poster's username, he is making a joke based off of an American pop culture reference.
What uglycoyote commented is the stopgap solution for now, but an API for doing that is in the works, so in a few versions from now, you shouldn't need that more-or-less hack anymore.
Ruby is like Python, Perl and JavaScript are like Java. Type coercion has little to do with being strongly or weakly typed, dynamically or statically typed, interpreted or compiled, which are orthogonal axis. It's more like syntactic sugar to save a str(), a .to_s or a printf pattern. Maybe the Java implementation just overloads the + operator and converts the types inside it.
I have a question: how is it that things like n-word and w-word and whatever-word became part of normal and formal speak in the english language (or is it the US only?) ?

I mean, how is the case that people don't just use "racial slander" or something like that, and instead use what seems to be like kindergarden teacher expressions?

Is this phenomenon present in other languages/cultures?
Is it really? I thought that there were many more experienced java and c# devs and not that many with node experience.
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I believe "x install your framework" is the job of a package manager, not a build tool.

I don't see how your argument holds ground. If everyone used make, tooling would support it, and you wouldn't need to learn the "quirks and tricks" of a dozen other systems.

The problem with make is that it's not portable, since it needs to call system specific binaries, like rm(1) vs del. There's also the BSD vs GNU divide.

Other than that, a newfangled tool like gulp doesn't even have a clean one liner for copying one file to a different location with a different name. It's absurd.
That's quite genius tbh, I wonder if there is something like this in the works for widespread deployment.
While interesting, that article is littered with typos. Kind of takes me out of the moment.
You can file a bug in the ArchLinux bugtracker.
We're talking about the United States so that's at least a third of the electorate, one that has an over sized influence on politics due to a combination of gerrymandering and voter suppression. These aren't some "fringe groups and politicians" but the prevailing religious ideology of the party in power across all three branches of governments.

The American protestant churches are to Christianity what the Society of Saint Pius X is to the Roman Catholic Church and it's a big enough group of people that it can stand judgement on its own.

As for the services churches provide - the whole point of taxes is pooling capital that the government can use to more efficiently provide far better services to its constituents than any non-governmental organization can. If the churches were actually capable of providing those services beyond largely superficial displays of charity and piety, we wouldn't need government to begin with.
This is possible exactly because Java is statically-typed. Java's type system works over the operands, and does implicit conversions before the expression gets a chance to run. It sees values and does implicit magic from left to right.

Python, on the other hand, does not need to do a typing pass at parse-time. Instead, literals are stored as values, and those values are tagged with their source class. Python's way of doing it means that a + operation is called upon with an integer and a string.

Java might be able to yield the same kind of result as Python if it had operator overloading. It could define Integer's + operator as only taking other Integer values, therein yielding a type error at parse-time.

My own language uses ++ instead of + to distinguish between addition and concatenation, though I've considered some other token since the two are quite similar to each other.
First time hearing about this.

Seeing the first 5 bullet points was enough for me to pretty safely guess this is much about a lawyer out for $$ from Tesla.

Especially this:

The trial lawyer who filed this lawsuit has a long track record of extorting money for meritless claims and using the threat of media attacks and expensive trial costs to get companies to settle. At Tesla, we would rather pay ten times the settlement demand in legal fees and fight to the ends of the Earth than give in to extortion and allow this abuse of the legal system.

The lawyer apparently forgot that Tesla/Elon can easily hire a few dozen lawyers without any strain...

IMHO

the lawyer in this case === Patent Troll Lawyers
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Strong v weak typing isn't an absolute categorisation, it's a spectrum. There aren't many places Java will automatically coerce types, and the ones that do exist are narrow (numeric promotion, string concatenation, and I can't think of any others).
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Holy shit. I've always been allergic to random things like cherries, apples, tomatoes, melon, peaches, etc., but only some of the time and never when it's cooked. It could definitely be some other tree or something that's doing it.

Edit: Just read the other reply. I'm definitely allergic to birch and grass pollen and I've always had hay fever. That solves that mystery.
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Nice to see billionaires doing good with their money.
> Either you die (or step down in this case) a hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villain.

Evil is a choice, not a consequence of time. He destroyed that country, at the expense of the poor and to the profit of his cronys.

I wonder if this will impact North Korea. Zimbabwe is a major source of hard currency in exchange for weapons.
>Maybe, the 2FA secrets for sites that don't support U2F yet?

That, yes, I put the 2FA secrets in there. They're also on my phone but I believe these are mostly outdated now since I tend to swap 2FA secrets about once a year.

>Also, which password manager do you use?

I use KeepassXC, it's a C++ implementation of Keepass which has excellent cross-platform support (Linux and Windows both work very well) and has integrated Keepass HTTP.

I sync the password database to my selfhosted Nextcloud instance (hosted on a OVH dedicated server) and use a password with about 50 characters in length (I use XKCD style passwords with about 10 words in there)
The interesting thing is that the "obvious correct" behaviour would require the precedence of the + operator to depend on the types of the operands - which is obviously impossible if it's done at the parse stage...
If you hadn't mentioned IBM, I would've guess this was Bell Labs, Unix and C.
For all I care, that means not supported.
"n-word" is used in the UK too.

Sometimes one needs to be specific about the nature and severity of the slur used.
Long before he turned senile, he turned corrupt. He has ruined his country economically.

This is the real reason for a maximum of 2 or 3 terms. Power corrupts.
I can't believe the pulp fiction reference went over my head. I didn't read the username, and I have heard things in this ballpark said both satirically and seriously, for what it's worth.

It's a shame the account will [probably] be put to rest so quickly, there's probably room for q_tarantino references elsewhere, as long as they are accompanied by further content to satisfy the "substantive" requirement.
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That seems to only work for the US page but the german login seems immune to this setting.
My mother told me that "sorry" means "I won't do it again.". Maybe that's not exactly right, or standard, but I think it's pretty close.

"Sorry I stepped on your toes.". That was probably an accident.

"Sorry I did it again. And again." This is probably not an accident.
There's some significant complications, like the fact that most languages that compile to WebAssembly will need to use two stacks at certain times (including C/C++). In this respect WASM is in a similar situation to .NET and the JVM, which use their own debugging information formats for good reason.

Considering this wouldn't make much of a dent in the work needed to get tools like gdb/lldb to work with WebAssembly engines I don't think it's likely to be the best path forward for WASM.
While you are right in that we tend to form opinions based on limited information, I'd say in this case it is likely to be warranted.

What I try to look out for are statements that are easily disproven by the other side if false. No highly paid PR person would release those, thus if they are there, they're likely to be true.

Now with those easily disproven claims in this press release as cornerstones of what is the truth, I can't come up with data points that would drastically alter my conclusion.

Now all that's left to do is hope that that isn't due to my limited imagination and wait for the opposition to make new claims or disprove the points made.
If a person out of their own initiative want to accept an apology, that is fine. But expecting employees to indulge such behavior is not fair, or acceptable even.

The US has had: slavery, racial segregation, ethnic cleansing, forced depopulation, extrajudicial killings (e.g: hangings, lynchings), compulsory sterilization, racial profiling/police brutality, mass incarceration, with the latter resulting in loss of voting rights. Thanksgiving day 2016 was being celebrated while people at Standing Rock were being tear-gassed... and that is only domestically.

What enabled a lot of that has been racial discrimination. If someone that has been discriminated doesn't want to accept an apology that is fine. At some moment you need to draw a line and racial discrimination is a reasonable criteria for that.

South Africa, the country Elon is originally from, had institutionalized racial segregation until 1991. He should know first hand there difference between being a racist and being a jerk.

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i would imagine it stops researchers.. who usually try do things legit
Go ask your bank an app for Linux.
probably many of them are bit coin miners.
Has there ever been a study on the effectiveness of "you're either with us or against us"? My sense is that forcing everyone to pick a side, even if by declaring the silent or fence sitters as an opponent by default, brings one's side a short term increase in supporters as those who are fearful of being seen as the enemy are pushed into tepid support while the vast majority who had been keeping their heads down either openly become the opposition or continue to keep their heads down while silently agreeing with the opposition out of resentment for those who forced them into making a choice.
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Well, maybe ~50% of medicated schizophrenics consider the side effects to be worse than the disorder.

Keeping crazies drugged so they don't bother their caregivers is pretty far down the slope, in my opinion.
Shouldn't he have been removed quite some time ago for violating the UN Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide?
I wanted to quote this too. Seems like a nice way to harass someone while pretending to be harassed.
It's a PR trick to downplay it. Try how it reads like this:

>>At the time, our investigation identified a number of conflicting accusations and counter-accusations between several African-American and Hispanic individuals, alleging use of racial language, including the "nigger" and "wetback" towards each other and a threat of violence.<<
Removed by whom?
How do you like unofficial warning when you did nothing wrong?
"Hey, would you please stop doing that you never did?"
Or maybe they just do and you're just wrong

We don't have a configuration to put the clutch pedal on the right side

Do we?
Seems like with every new release a larger share of changes is Enterprise only. I wonder at which point one if the 300+ contributors would want to fork Vault and add e.g a UI and cloud auto unseal themselves, merging the rest of changes from upstream? Would they be allowed to do so?

I know that I’m hesitant to jump on the Vault ship now with the trend of putting more features behind closed doors. At least if they had a pricing page I wouldn’t be dependant on whatever their sales department would want me to cough up at every new term. Assuming Vault becomes a center piece of my infra, to me that’s a scary thing to be building a business on.
Thats why I'm glad D chose '~' as a binary concatenation operator so that there is never any confusion.
How would you map 90% of the things in DWARF (like stack variable addresses, structure memory layouts, and the honest-to-goodness VM that produces line mappings) to JavaScript? The problems they're solving don't look remotely similar even if you squint.
How many kids do you know whose dad is an electromechanical engineer, pilot, sailor and whose mom is a model?
It might be powerful, but if something goes wrong it’s impossible to debug. That alone negates all of its advantages to me. I don’t like magic I can’t debug or see source code for.
Mobile devices have battery, so they can power RAM allowing sleep. Also I've read that Optane is power-hungry, so it won't be used in mobile devices anyway.
If by "good" you mean "adept at removing his enemies and any constraints on his power", then yes, he was very good
You may find Ren'Py interesting. It's made for visual novels, but it can also be used for purely text, and the source code is just minimalist Python.

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I feel the title is a bit unfair. Technically it is '= + 1 + 2'. Which is expected as a Java developer.

Coming from other languages maybe it does look a bit odd though
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Yes it is. A "synecdoche" is where you use a part to refer to the whole (or vice versa).
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Possibly, I just remember being a grateful teenager when my adult images loaded progressively.

Wouldn't gif have been a poor format for that even with progressive loading?
Eventually they'll stop replacing that model of battery though
Anyone who has worked in real web development knows that source maps are barely functional. When they do work, they are slow and there's a non-trivial delay, during which time the minified source or transpiled source or whatever is shown.

There's a 50/50 shot they won't even work at all, and of that 50% of the time they do work, they often don't have the correct line and column.

Again, things like the interactive debugger and "pause on caught exceptions" often casually break with source maps.

In short, it's a mess.
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The thread is about gluten. Obviously a lot of commenters have gluten intolerance.
According to (whoever controls...) the official Zanu-PF twitter account, Robert Mugabe and his wife has been detained.

The former vice president, Mnangagwa (who was sacked by Mugabe last week, so that his wife Grace could take the #2 spot) is acting president, according to an army statement.

Also, reports of gun and artillery fire from northern Harare - the district where Mugabe and his cronies live.

Also, predictably, the army claims this is not a coup, and that they are merely acting to preserve the constitution and the republic. (That being said, if one is to stage a coup somewhere, one could find a less deserving country than Zimbabwe; let's just hope the army has the good sense to hand over power to civilian authorities ASAP.)
Just debug symbols for JS. Nothing crazy.
This is with Intel-only laptop (Dell XPS-13).
There have been several coups or other undemocratic assumptions of power recently: Saudi Arabia, Lebanon, China (Xi seems to have made himself dictator-for-life), Turkey, and to a degree in Japan, in at least one Eastern European country, and even in France (which AFAIK now has an indefinite state of emergency curtailing rights of citizens).

I wonder how much and in what way they are related to the U.S. changing its long-standing policy from being the guarantor of international order, and from being an advocate for democracy as a universal right. Some examples in my list started before the current US policy went into effect, but perhaps the US is accelerating a trend, merely responding to it, or even taking an active hand (during the Cold War the US played an active role in such things, from Congo/Zaire to Chile to Iran to Indonesia to many other places). Perhaps others are taking active hands now that the US is out of the picture (to a significant degree) as guarantor.

That trend, away from democracy, is very serious and is the headline here for me. Generations fought, struggled and died to establish the legacy of democracy and human rights that we inherited; what are we building for the next generation? It feels like we are just gambling away the family inheritance.