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Man, Dev-C++ was amazing! A breath of fresh air in a world of super shitty user interfaces for coding. It's awesome to see the site still up!

I had an instant liking for Geany (which came preinstalled on a distro I was using... Crunchbang I think), and I think now I understand why!

My workflow has moved to tmux+vim which gives you a similar visual layout as Geany, but I'm glad to have had the opportunity to play with an editor which was as easy to play around with as Geany!
I have an old HC stack which is basically quite a complex application with calculations, internal state etc. I would like to backward-engineer it and backport it to a Web and/or mobile app -- does anyone know, is there any way to extract the original code in order to get to mathematical functions involved? Thanks!
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Meanwhile, the UK government has recently hit shareholders, including most small business owners and solo freelancers/contractors, with a 7.5% increase in their tax rate on dividends. This after a succession of other changes in recent years that have all made starting or running a smaller business less attractive.

It's very strange how they turn such a blind eye to massive tax avoidance (or even tax evasion?) schemes from large businesses, while simultaneously leaning on by far the largest part of the business economy. Leaving aside the ethical considerations, I have never understood how this makes much economic sense either.
Researchers produce nearly-pure rare earth concentrates from coal
Be surprised, because they do not require a charge after every use.
This robot can solve a Rubik’s Cube in .38 seconds
Default object only works at the root of the site. Making it work everywhere is quite a bit more complicated

https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/compute/implementing-default-di...
Been loving this lately https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=eGybwV3U9W8
Geany is a really nice editor, similar to Sublime Text in terms of use case (not a full IDE like e.g. Intellij), but open source. I highly recommend it and use it almost daily :)
At least is a twisted planet, that's for sure.
You can carry out your own study. Stand outside in the sun for a while. Did you get sunburnt? Ok, that's too long, and the danger of that is skin cancer.
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The creator of Handmade Hero[0] has regular C++ streams on YouTube[1].

Jonathan Blow (creator of Braid and The Witness) sometimes streams[2] development of his language, Jai. He does write some C++ when he digs into compiler internals, but it's mostly in Jai.

[0]: https://handmadehero.org/

[1]: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaTznQhurW5AaiYPbhEA-KA

[2]: https://www.twitch.tv/naysayer88
> I want to be clear: Girls bear the brunt — both physically and psychologically — of sexual harassment, assault, and rape, but they’re not its exclusive targets.

Even in an article discussing how boys can be sexually assisted, the author needs to remind the reader women have it worse. Even though, by their own reckoning about 40% of boys reported begin victims of girls.

This attitude annoys me, mostly because if you try and talk about men’s victimisation in when an article is about a women’s issue it’s deems inappropriate, but it seems perfectly fine when talking about a men’s issue.
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As a former investment banker, it's pretty clear that corruption is everywhere in the UK, even if it's channeled via "legal" protocols. I mean, just on the trading floor, we have all sorts of weird and wonderful deals going on between brokers, clients and other intermediaries. Most of this will never be picked up because (a) it's either shrouded in complexity (engineered by some of the brightest minds), or (b) hardly anyone actually investigates the audit trail in the level of detail required to highlight wrongdoing. As an example, the guy doing the the bad stuff is a triple first graduate from Cambridge, while the investigator is a 2:1 recipient from University of Salford. In most cases, the Cambridge guy gets away with it by outwitting his investigator.
I have a childhood friend who now has schizophrenia. He is afraid of medication, so he currently just stays on cannabis all the time in a state where it’s legal.

(He has been medicated before, but his paranoia won’t let him now.)

He’s more stable, and while he does still believe his hallucinations/delusions of persecution, he is able to handle them better. I wonder how psilocybin would treat him.

I know psychosis is distinct from psychotic depression, but it seemed analogous.
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> all UNIXes.

what do you put in "all UNIXes" ? Xenix 1.0 ? MULTICS? Because all current unices (https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/77/Unix_his...) would have no problem running recent GCC and C++ exceptions.

I mean, for hell's sake, C++ exceptions date back to 1990. Nowadays you can throw exceptions on damn 16-bit microcontrollers (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TI_MSP430) ; I doubt there's a relevant, non legacy unix where this does not work.
I'm dreaming here, but could we with "unlimited" power radiate this power into space ?

I'm thinking about a heat pump which would make the Earth colder, and radiate the heat to space, effectively cooling Earth (that's how indians made ice in the past) ?
This seems like kind of a nonsense "problem" but I'd welcome these guys here if the Britons feel this way.
Rich Brexiteers such as Liam Fox are happy to throw UK producers (especially food producers) under the bus in favour of cheap imports from abroad which have lower environmental standards.

The parent is absolutely correct that the pro-Brexit politicans are using the working poor as their useful idiots.
Git pull - you have a staging server!?
There's also the case that many drug buyers live in jurisdictions where the consequences to them of being found to buy recreational drugs are minimal (Even in this case, the consequences for buyers were some police pointing out "hey, we know"), so they aren't particularly incentivized to cover their tracks or use more secure measures than they would for e.g. facebook, as opposed to child porn which is taken seriously in every jurisdiction. I imagine this leaves the police with fewer entry points.
Windows in general is not developer-friendly environment. While it provides great experience for usual user, it seriously lacks the inner beauty of any *nix system, which is itself a developer environment as a whole.
Thanks, and I agree, the columns should have constant width after initial data load. I could also add column width as optional configuration.
And I'd have no use for people merely following commands and doing the minimum work necessary -- like most employees. We cherish ambition and are not afraid to be proven wrong. We prefer to give people the benefit of doubt, rather than assuming ignorance.
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Being shredded alive sucks, but even worse is the permanent torture the hens have to endure until they die.
I've had success taking a combination of vitamins D3 and K2 in liquid dropper form. I noticed the benefits more than when I was just taking capsules of D3.

Interestingly, I've managed to avoid getting a seasonal cold this year unlike most of my coworkers and friends, and my guess is that the D3/K2 has helped with that because I haven't changed much else.
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Show HN: AI Powered Career Coach and Job Board
I wanted to learn about NLP and text analysis. I'm using the idea of a better job board as a way to learn about this.

I'm using AI-powered text analysis to review each job description and pull out keywords specific to the world of product management. I match these against a corpus of career advice for each keyword. I assemble those career advice snippets into a custom job-specific interview guide.

I'm focused on PM because I have domain expertise there. However, this concept could extend to other job sites.

I think there is a value proposition for both job seekers and recruiters. Job seekers receive tactical advice on how to succeed during the interview process. Recruiters hopefully see a better quality candidate come through the door.

Would love feedback - positive or negative. Not sure how to get the word out and would love some advice there. I don't have an ad budget.
Can you really watch a video of adorable little chicks being shredded and think "yeah, this is fine"?
Thinking now about that line I heard from a consultant a month ago: "Facebook got 20 lawyer firms hired to check if the 30 lawyers firm they hired first did their job well regarding the GDPR".

Did they notify users whose data were compromised ?
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> buying cheap crap made in China

This would probably be true in 2001, but these days most Chinese stuff in my home is of high quality and extremely durable.

Like my smartphone, my furniture, my hobby drone.
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Is Geany particularly strong with large files? I remember using it for a particular reason once, and I think I was dealing with huge files, but don't remember exactly.
"...the polymath everyone thought someone else understood, "the only person who understands how it works," the patsy, the brown shoes and patagonia vest guy..." Wow - know em all. Genius!
I have, yes. I've had several moderate-heavy psilocibin experiences, each during a major transitional period. I consider [mushrooms] excellent medicine for certain people, in certain doses, at certain stages of development (phenomenological and ontological, not developmental). That said, I cannot in good conscience encourage their use in the context of someone else's mental health, given the really quite serious possibility of things going wobbly.

I'm not a hippy or a burner, and I'm not a psychedelic enthusiast. It bothers me to read breathless articles about everyone microdosing their way to success, but--I believe I owe my continued existence at least in part to a radical and abiding shift in perspective following ingestion of unusually potent psychedelic mushrooms. I was 27 and at the time suffering from recurrent, lengthy periods of anxiety and depression severe enough to make suicide seem like the most humane and considerate action. I ate the mushrooms and, tl;dr, looked at my ridiculous "plight" with a sort of embarrassed acceptance.

That particular event was exceptionally difficult. It involved reliving trauma I'd been trying forget, feeling the shame and embarrassment of said trauma, and ultimately complete surrender and acceptance to that which is out of my control, which is to say, everything.

That "freedom in surrender/acceptance" epiphany lost some of its immediacy and weight after a while, but the message itself did not degrade with time. I don't stay in a state of acceptance and grace (ha), but I know that acceptance of self and society is available, no matter what. I am not a religious person, by the way, in case that matters.

I know what you mean by "rewire," but I don't think that term, widely used and accepted though it is, should be used to talk about something so complex and fragile as the brain/mind or however you juxtapose consciousness and experience.

I am just as guilty as anyone of using reductive machine analogies when talking about human things. Many would consider my self-experimentation risky and foolish, scary even. I agree? It's just that my life was much scarier before I started tinkering. It was certainly more risky.

Sorry for rambling. Thank you for the suggestion; I appreciate the thought and consideration. Your last sentence deserves emphasis ;)
Which coders are worth watching, and what have you learned by watching them ?
Similar to the insistence that Sinbad played a genie in a movie called Shazaam when he never did. But people really insisted they saw the movie.

https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/sinbad-movie-shazaam/
Beethoven makes me feel like someone yelling "Look at me working so hard to do these amazing things with notes!"

Bach feels more like someone saying "Listen to this amazing thing I found inside the music!"

They may - arguably - have equal technical skill, but the motivations and musical motivation feel very different.
credit freeze fees and fees related to identity protection are an extortion/a shakedown plain and simple. Companies like Equifax sell your data then charge you a fee to block access to that which they sell, if you don't your opening yourself up to identity theft from behavior that they themselves have caused.
These are called "bärfisar" in swedish ("berry farts"). Don't think we have the house invading kind... yet. Looked it up, there are over 6000 variants, we have 28 here.

Had some problems with flour beetles once, they didn't exactly smell like roses either. Not sure if I ever crushed a berry fart though so don't know how it compares. Probably much worse.
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I love Geany for any general text editing task as it's lightweight and fast. I just wish its code completion was a bit more intelligent (then I could probably ditch my current heavyweight IDE for good)
The end of the article suggests that the presence of oil lamps at the site may indicate that some rituals were performed at night. An alternative use of lamps, day or night, would be to detect how high the carbon dioxide layer was.
Sophisticated #APT group compromised routers to deliver #Slingshot #Spyware
This looks impressive.

General question if I install this in beta can I just keep upgrading the betas and then to the release version without wiping and reloading?
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I found this. I use a Mac at work but I've got a laptop with Windows on it.

My first instinct was to partition and whack on a Linux distribution. But I chose to just leave it alone. I don't want to enamour my Mrs with a bootloader again. Despite the simplicity, the typical UI for a bootloader intimidates non-techies.

So I tried writing some code on Windows, using PowerShell as a terminal. How hard could it be? I've done it before. Well, PowerShell is a big leap over CMD. But it just wasn't unix.

I remember one specific example. I wanted to pipe a list of URLs to a program. Easy enough in a unix shell. In power shell it's something like

Get-Contents <path> | <program>

That's a trivial example but when you're doing real work how burdensome does that base verbosity become?

I know there's this Linux in Windows stuff and Cygwin but really, for real work, I'll just use a *nix.
Tokamak Energy[1] seems to have taken a similar path with smaller, HTS-based reactors. I don't have the expertise to evaluate these projects but, judging from the statements of the people working with these new superconductors, fusion power might actually be 10 years away this time.

[1] https://www.tokamakenergy.co.uk/
“No one would want to travel by cars that could be tricked so easily.”

https://xkcd.com/1958/
Anything interpeted (Node, Python, Ruby) but PHPs model is pretty unique. It loads a page and starts running code in it, possibly loading other code and other pages. With the other languages you usually run some code first and eventually generates the page. The result is the same but the infrastructure is very different.

The only similar thing I used was asp pages. Are they still a thing?
Fine. Let’s go back 100 years instead.

In 1918 we find Irving Berlin began composing significant parts of what was to become known as The Great American Songbook. The staying power and quality of the GAS shouldn’t need any defense, but if it does, skim through Wikipedia.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_American_Songbook

Most of rock and roll will disappear, but the good parts will endure similarly. Just like the music from the GAS era.

And if the electric guitar’s waning popularity is a sign of the death of rock, then I’ve got bad news for the lovers of classical organ.
Unsigned underflow/overflow is very clearly defined.

Signed integer underflow/overflow is UB, on the other hand.
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I wouldn't call it cynical because it is totally accurate. The UK financial sectors push back against any sane regulatory control suggested by the EU after the 2007 crash reflects this perfectly.
“If something looks interesting enough, one of the telescopes is switched to laser mode, and a laser flash is used to illuminate the target. Even black objects reflect some light.”

I was referring to this part.
I run into karabiner-elements from the twitch webpage, does anyone has a set of useful shortcut? it seems powerful ..
Happy to accept the three critical comments here which have understood the point correctly.
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This is ehy you can create budget limits in AWS. DDOS to your site is not legitimate traffic and AWS will provide you protection against it. Cloudfront is limited by default too. I cant remember the actual req/s but there is a limit. You can also limit access to certain countries where your legitimate users are.
what’s your heavyweight?
Depends on your definition of "FU money". The common one is pretty close to "never have to work again", which very few people have.

On the other hand, I suspect the GP was referring to something more like a double-size rainy-day fund (enough to live on for a few months while job hunting, without worrying about depleting your emergency fund).

That isn't all that difficult to accumulate on a software developer's salary and is probably a good thing to do before taking on additional obligations like a kid or a mortgage. (I agree that it would be nearly impossible for most people to do working fast food.)
If you’re targeting xen, you don’t need so many.
Checkout the book Rethinking Madness by Dr. Paris Williams, this book saved my life by helping me understand psychosis and schizophrenia.
Good point. The 'priests' must have had some failsafe method of judging when it was safe for them to approach the entrance. Nobody wants to be the canary in the coal mine, I guess.
Can you provide a hypothetical example? I'm curious to know what type of corruption you have in mind, e.g. government corruption, or breach of fiduciary duty, or helping clients' employees defraud their employers through bespoke structured products.
Eclipse, Netbeans or Atom. I cycle between those three depending on which one is least annoying for the language I'm programming in at the time.
Couldn't reducing the gain fix that?
>First, dumping cheap labor and goods into a country has a very real impact on poor and working class people

Yup. It keeps inflation in check, and allows them to buy more stuff with their salary, including investing into improving their education and don't actually having to work on low paying jobs.

Sometimes I wonder if David Ricardo was from Mars.
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He means it as a kind of foresight, thinking longterm
My experience is that sleep deprivation amplifies emotion. That can be good or bad feelings. It's like an op-amp.

Prayer is like a diode. It manages the low emotions.

Together, sleeping less and praying more works like an AC-DC rectifier. My average emotion moves above zero, so things are better.
I never said it is panacea. I said it is civilizational game changer.

Some of your intuitions are wrong because they assume no source of cheap energy. With cheap clean energy you can scrub CO2 out of air, you can rework any nasty byproduct of desalination into its components and recombine them into something safe or reuse in other industrial processes. You can recycle literally anything.

> And fusion itself will produce radioactive waste.

This is not a technical or economical problem. You put this stuff into metal containers, you put those metal containers into a hangar, you put guards to prevent people from damaging containers. We do it now and we do it well.

> And electric cars actually seem better (faster, more reliable) than ice ones.

While I love electric cars (and I want to buy one), they are not really better. Those batteries are both toxic and put a huge ecological burden on environment in production and recycling. They have a short term future and promise, since we need to stop producing CO2 now. Long term? Not so sure, since progress on batteries front is and was very slow.
Just to point out that for most of its history Britain has always been an "amoral self-interested global actor".
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general interview process goes as Hackerrank test, Recruiter phone interview, Technical phone interview, onsite interviews.
I work as a backend developer for more than a year at booking.com during this year I personally grow in both technical and non technical skills, the work environment is funny, challenging but also safe.
We are a data driven Company rely heavily of A/B testing.
To have more insight about what we are working on have a look at our tech blog: http://blog.booking.com/

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I'm also skipping breakfast. Trying to keep at least 16 hours between dinner and lunch. Started nearly a year ago. Generally I feel better, and intend to continue, but:

* Somehow I didn't lose much weight. I wasn't particularly overweight to begin with though. Maybe lost 1-2kg over this period(?)

* My blood tests showed increase in cholesterol. I was reading about it and it seems common (or not very uncommon). It's still not too bad, but higher than before.

Actually, I'm not sure what I'm trying to say or ask :) but mostly curious if there's something I'm doing wrong I suppose.
I believe parent main point was about environment impact though.
Thank you both those are beautiful.
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You may be correct about these benefits being general side-effects of stress/deprivation. I'm trained to be wary of sexy and intuitive ideas, but I am charmed by anything with a halfway plausible evolutionary-biological basis. Even if it's bro-science.