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His words and actions show he is incapable of viewing things from others' perspectives, as demonstrated by trying to marry Nastasya. He may be aware of his own motives but he is very unaware of how the motives of others contrast.
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Any age, as long as your skills are current. The demand here is savage enough to overcome most prejudice. There are many times more older engineers in the bay area than anywhere else I’ve worked.
Makes sense. Comcast does everything they can to get you to add legacy cable to your Internet only service.
Yeah, this shows the other problem in your biased perspective: it sounds like you never actually used the buses here. Coming to the US and driving around in a personal car (esp. if you just go on road trips to remote places like western national parks, as a lot of European tourists seem to do here) is absolutely nothing like what you'll see if you try to take city buses for transit in cities, especially in the poorer sections.
ah, thanks for the clarification! (and the interesting philosophical sidebar!)
> If it doesn't have nil that is also false and the empty list, it is not a Lisp.

Scheme is generally considered a Lisp.
This should be for all CS majors, not just those in AI
No, we cannot be certain.

But I think that trying ISPs with motivation beyond "what gets the top executives the biggest bonuses at the end of the year" is worth trying.
>3.) the lisp ecosystem is fractured into too many lisps like SBCL, Clojure, Racket, Allegro, Franz, Picolisp, ABCL, Shen...etc, so some confusion amongst those that are new

You are mixing things into that list. Common Lisp, Racket, Clojure, and Shen are different languages, serving different purposes, etc.

"Franz", "Allegro", "ABCL", "SBCL" are implementations of Common Lisp, exactly the same language.

ALGOL-family languages are also "fractured" into Algol-68, Pascal, Go, Ada and others, that's not a problem, since they are really different languages that give different benefits/etc.

>"4.) poor windows support for SBCL"

SBCL works just fine on windows. But if you don't like, just use CCL (Clozure CL). I'm currently on a Lisp project which runs equally great in SBCL and CCL. CCL is professional quality software.

>6.) multi-core seems to only be in Clojure

False. There are many libraries to do all sort of concurrency and multiprocessing on Common Lisp.

>8.) learning resources are very hit or miss

At least for Common Lisp, there are books that are arguably some of the best books on programming ever written, like "Practical Common Lisp", or PAIP. For Scheme, "Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs" is already a high-rated classic.

>notice how many people equate lisp with personal projects?

Except when it's used by Rigetti for quantum computing, or Grammarly for the core server of their core business.
No disagreement from me here. I was just commenting on the mechanics of apple pay and why they can't just use the card on file with App/iTunes store.
That is a weird way to look at it. Companies that used IBM hardware and services became successful. If anything they became locked into success with a reliable business partner. It is odd to look at that as a negative thing. Likewise, Amazon has built a reliable and professional platform for cloud computing that is guaranteed to make your business successful for years to come. Why wouldn't you want that? What is the disadvantage really to becoming reliant on a superior architecture and support structure.
Wow more info please
Unfortunately average people are better off with a corporation holding onto their private keys. People already get annoyed when they forget their password. Telling them they have permanently lost access to their account/data because their hard disk broke or they lost their token is much worse.
I have no clue what you are trying to say
Its relative easy to replace a raw-ressource producer?

Nearly everyone who is bodily able and has the land- can farm or mine. You can specialize in a certain fruit, or in a certain growth method- but these are easily copied, and thuse the price differences in the long run always gets equalled out or - if there is a surplus, even drop below the point of creation.

Content can be created by nearly everyone who is able to write sentences and glue stockfootage into it.

Its the agriculture of the e-industry, the raw ressource. Once it is created, you loose controll over it, it goes from hand to hand, is traded, trafficked, refined and reused.
And all those millers, traders, feedalot farmers, butchers and finally the customers- of the content world will be better off then the content creators - perpetually for eternity by the nature of the trade.

The only way out, is to create brands and fashion waves ala "organic" content. Which if succesfull will be aped by all and surplanted.

Contentcreators - welcome to hell.
The last bit is interesting. But ya have to wonder which came first...the runner or the knowledge worker. Know what I mean?
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If I click a link on Google there is no TOS. If you want to show a screen with the TOS when I visit your site and make me agree to view your ads you can totally do that. And I will click the back button.
The new RCS standard is just better SMS, and that is a bad thing
It's been three years since 1.0, or at least, it will be in five days :) I'd say one mega-release every three years is pretty... slow, honestly.

That being said, we'll be adding new language features as they fix pain points for users and fit in with the rest of the language; when that's not true, we won't move so quickly. Rust is still fairly young, there's a lot to do!
Expanding on this a little, the developers who can survive in the current restricted environment are not going to be happy about getting more competition, and are likely to favor a relatively restricted environment like the one that they currently operate in. The benefits of a looser regulatory environment would accrue to all the people who might want to be developers but can't, due to the high bureaucratic hurdles that only the large corporations or the truly dedicated can overcome.
... or STMX, which provides software transactional memory on Common Lisp in an ultra-easy-to-use way.
What I don't yet understand is how this new AI program differs from machine learning. Is AI about broader questions about conversational interactions and interpretability, closer to the Lisp heydays of 5 decades ago, or more about applications than theory?

Edit: years to decades
I found The Plague to be quite enjoyable, while I've struggled through Notes from Underground and The Idiot (the latter moreso because of its length). The Stranger and The Fall by Camus are also incredible, I hope to read all of them in their original French sometime soon.
If you were using the free tier of Places Nearby or Text Searches (aka radar) and staying just under the daily search limit, your previous yearly bill of $0 from Google will now be roughly:

1.7 million dollars
It’s difficult to search through, query, run projections. Also the API assumes you want to stream realtime data, rather than query historical data.
System76 support here. One of the important final steps to the firmware update is that 'load setup defaults' needs to be issued manually in the BIOS. The hardware has a limitation that even after we apply the new firmware, the settings have to applied by a manual step. This is written out in the firmware flashing steps, but it's still easy to miss! Please 'load setup defaults' in the exit tab of the BIOS (F2 on boot), at which time the Intel Management Engine will be fully disabled, and future firmware prompts will cease. If you are still getting the prompt, please reach out at support.system76.com and we will help further!
Really neat, can't test it.
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The 10-K for 2017 is great. You pointed out some great reasons the infrastructure and programming sides could be split.

> Cable companies borrow lots of money in order to do this -- Comcast's Form 10-K shows that they have 64 billion dollars of debt. In order to get bank loans that big, you need to show that you can pay it back. But they only have 3.4 billion in cash; the way they keep their balance sheet from falling apart is knowing you pay your monthly cable bill ("Receivables, net" of 8.4 billion).

I wonder would these look like split out into "internet infrastructure", and "media infrastructure". I bet it would be a stable business with low, but expected, returns, and another with lots of volatility.

As a United States Citizen, I wouldn't mind providing subsidies and incentives for an internet company to expand internet connectivity. I do take offense to a media company taking subsidies to _also_ expand a media empire with those funds.

> Comcast had 41 billion dollars of "Residential" revenue last year, but only 14.7 billion dollars of that was for Internet.

Yes, a split out company would have a smaller market cap. That's actually larger than I expected!

> The big expense line item is 13 billion on "Programming"

Exactly. Get that shit out of my internet provider.

In my opinion, the American Public's real long-term business risk is the over consolidation of businesses. That means that Comcast gets to continue posting record breaking profits while offering shitter services, meanwhile expanding their media empire.
It depends, the team suggested this kind of thing two years ago, and the community pretty resoundingly rejected the idea.
Read "Ev Williams" and thought of "Evan Williams" the bourbon and was like I don't see how the maker of a cheap alcohol is going to help fix the internet.
Can't you just "machine learn" the attack?
Microsofts ui is so low quality oh godness.. what stone age they live ?

Rip skype
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I’d reframe this as a reaction to horrifyingly creepy tech.

We engineers and geeks tend to get excited about solving a problem and sometimes forget the humanity of humans.

Portal had the voices of the turrets just right.
You got it to block YouTube ads? Thats the reason I bought an rpi, but it didnt block the ads in the native YouTube app. Still works great against other inapp ads though.
I didn't hate it, but it was buggy and slow IMO.

I believe it was discontinued due to Canonical's strategy of dropping mobile support. Unity was an effort to have a unified desktop across devices, I believe.

Canonical is pivoting towards enterprise software [1]

1: https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2017/10/why-did-ubuntu-drop-unit...
It seems that is no longer the case.
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I don't think "systems programming" is a coherent concept anymore, so I'd reject the premise of the question. Go has already moved away from that word, Rust will be as well.

That you see them as being so different languages reinforces my premise above; they're good at different things, so comparing them doesn't always make a ton of sense.
Could a correlation factor be:

Fathers that exercise have more active children?

Meaning, less to do with sperm and more to do with the development of and interaction with the infant?

If I am a sloth, my child is likely sitting in a cradle watching TV with me.
Maybe! But I can foresee a future where this is not the case. I can imagine an electrical engineer in 1955 saying the same thing about software.
University of Toronto Engineering also is starting a Machine Intelligence option:

Engineering Science - Machine Intelligence Option

http://engsci.utoronto.ca/explore_our_program/majors/machine...

What is the difference between the Machine Intelligence major in Engineering Science, and an undergraduate degree in Computer Science?

While there are some commonalities between the Machine Intelligence major and what is offered through Computer Science, engineering offers a unique perspective.

First, graduates will have a systems perspective on machine intelligence, which integrates computer hardware and software with mathematics and reasoning. This enables a focus on algorithm development and the relationship between machine intelligence with computer architecture and digital signal processing.

Secondly, graduates will benefit from an approach that encourages problem framing and design thinking. Design thinking is a method for the practical and creative resolution of problems, which encourages divergent thinking to ideate many solutions, and convergent thinking to realize the best one. Students will be able to frame and solve problems in the MI field, and apply MI tools to problems in many application areas. These include finance, education, advanced manufacturing, healthcare and transportation. This field is in a phase of rapid development, and engineers are well equipped to contribute as a shaping force.
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I think she/he is trying to say that young investors want to take their free time and get a strong yield on it with a good ROI. And doing that with a homeless person in Thailand is the correct approach to resolve this difficult situation.
I was there at the time (on an app team) The people behind the new UI really thought it was right and everyone else just hadn't got it yet.
Alexa has named timers, which means you can time multiple things (a common occurrence in cookery).

It is also voice activated, which means it can be done when your hands are full (another common occurrence in cookery).
Not everyone works in the Bay making boat-loads of cash. My comment was from the perspective of a small business in Europe.
That's for the cases where you only realize the mistake after the commit. Often because other queries suddenly fail.
>TOS are enforceable to some degree

You cannot state "by reading this notice you have accepted our terms and conditions". Maybe - _maybe_ - you could force people to register and explicitly agree to your terms which specify that you may not view the page without also loading the ads, though I think such a clause would be immoral.

The ability to control what code executes on one's computer is a fundamental freedom of general purpose computing. I don't feel that it's any more appropriate to demand I load ads than to demand I load your images or your css, or indeed to demand I install your bitcoin miner.

Ads from even the major networks are damaging to run far too often to be considered safe. They're resource intensive and a common malware vector. Whether or not it is _legal_ to block ads (it is), it is certainly not immoral to choose not to execute code which has a high likelihood of compromising your device's security - this being the tool many people use for everything from personal communications to financial transactions. The idea that one should compromise that security for the sake of your blog is ridiculous and a strong sign that the ad-driven business model of the web is neither sustainable nor ethical.
Thanks, sounds like I should give it a chance again.
Everything in English but demos. Seems like you need a Dasha AI to help you create English demos.
Obviously we only heard one side of the story here, but from personal experience I can sympathise with him.

You're trying to work with that company, help them to use your platform. There might already be some personal attachment here if you really believe in the platform you created and take personal pride in every OEM hopping on board, but even if he just believes in the "greater good" of having this unified experience on Linux I can see how he wants this to happen.

Then there is Apparently some capable person at system76 who reverse engineered the proprietary updater they had to use before, and this is where things start going wrong. This is the part I have experienced personally on both sides. The system76 guy gets a great ego trip out of his achievements, somehow management/marketing hears about it and together they brainstorm how they can build their own independent update infrastructure. Marketing sees their unique selling point, dev sees exciting new things to create, feels like internet super hero, tells lvfs how shitty their whole approach to this is since super-dev has so much more insight into how this should be done properly.
They might be clear today. Were they always? There are literally decades of timeline to examine here.
~85% with mice, ~60% with bananas. I suspect corn is more like a banana than a mouse.
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I use skype every day for calls with my team.

The problem to me is that it has become bloated. Banner ads, search functions, emos, bots, ratings... ugh

just give me simple clean messaging with calling
You are not the first Russian I have heard say that about Dostoevsky.
This is why I like code. Sometimes you don't have to argue, you can just make something work. Not arguing is hard. I'm bad at not arguing, but the older I get the more often I repeat, "Can I demonstrate? No? Then don't engage." If something can't be conclusively demonstrated maybe I can spend my time productively in a way that makes me happy and maybe gets a little bit closer to demonstrating something I care about.
they did consider the impact to sites they cared about
I'm not sure that really changes anything.
When I left my previous employer several years ago I documented our infrastructure using Dia [1].

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dia_(software)
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Most places will want one water meter per house and that was the case with me as I was adding a new house to existing property. But since they wanted $5k up front, I ended up tying into the meter that was already there for a relative's house, which is against their rules but oh well.
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Based on my experience providing financial advice to <100 people under 30:

Copy new hotness roboadviser interfaces (“delight your users”), provide straightforward index investment advice at the lowest possible expense ratios.

Young investors want to make the best investment decisions with limited financial knowledge. Enable them to do so while stil acting as their fiduciary.

Vanguard’s iOS app is getting there in the above regard, but still has room for improvement.
Nicely done. I agree as someone who has used both. I tend to think Sublime = Server & VSCode = Client languages, but either will work fine. I do love Code's smart Git integration.
According to the sub-35 crowd in my office:

1 - Early retirement. Not from the "give it to me" perspective but from the make it easy to budget, save, use frugality as a mechanism to retire early and have reliable 4% withdrawals.

2 - Access to Cryptocurrency trading, and intelligence.
I haven't entered any TOS when I visit a publicly available site.

You have my signature on no documents, you have no agreement from me to abide by any terms at all.

If you want me to be held to a TOS... force me to make an account to read your content.

>So, you think you have a right to their work product, but they don't have a right to your attention? Why the asymmetry?

I think you've made your work product available freely online without stipulation. If you don't like that, DON'T FUCKING DO IT!

It's entirely reasonable and within your control to not serve me content. A lot of sites block me with an adblocker enabled, I value my attention more than I value their content. But that's a completely fair exchange - I wanted to read their content, they wanted to serve me ads, I concluded that I'd prefer to walk away.

In other words: your "work product" has no inherent value. If you value it, charge for it. Don't make it freely available online.
That's certainly an advantage. But for devs like me, we are used to prog langs providing a set of APIs in the stdlibs, that are officially blessed to be maintained. They might not be the best designed, but they are guaranteed to work for a long long time. This kind of trust is very hard to build for 3rd part libs. It's a trade-off to make, and rust for now has decided to keep stdlib lean and quick to iterate over. But I hope at some point, Rust devs would consider including more APIs.
In general, I'd say why even have a separate degree, but it makes sense for CMU with their rich AI history with the Robotics Institute. They probably have a lot of opportunities that could fill an entire major.
>I am heavily invested in Common Lisp.

And you're my hero. For having the big courage to write a completely new CL implementation, and attempting what wasn't attempted before: LLVM output, great C++ interoperability. Even more, leveraging the latest state-of-the-art compiler modules (Cleavir, etc.)

Keep on with the good work, dr. Schafmeister!!
In PA, if you try that, you will have to pay a minimum fine of $500 and have your license suspended for a minimum of 1 year, even if the blood tests show no intoxication. If you have no previous DUI convictions, theses penalties may be worse than being found inaccurately to be over the limit.
Holy shit, I read through your comment and I actually agree with (what I believe is) its content, but seriously, what sort of drugs are you on? Another commenter suggested amphematines, and I’m strongly inclined to agree.
Black Girls Code, in my opinion, is a great organization with a well executed mission and good reach (several major cities throughout the US). Glad Rust picked them.

Source: I've volunteered for them in the past as an instructor.
As a side note, we provide tooling to maintain Amazon Athena/Hive,Presto support over your Pyrostore archived data in S3, while maintaining its ability to be streamed in-order.
> Cryptocurrency is slower than card networks.

How long does it take you to set up a merchant account? With cryptocurrency, it's practically instant.
But why do we "print more money" when inflation is too low?

A main reason is so that government debt can grow perpetually/exponentially. Hence a hidden tax taken from wages.

Opinions are my own not my employers.
It's the first app in a very long time that I downgraded to a previous version. Previous version is available from their download page.
Content creators have a privilege granted by copyright law to control the manner in which their work is distributed. Once the copy has passed to another, the law does not grant any further control over what the recipient may do with it privately. That is governed by explicit licensing terms.

Websites may have a terms of use document that offers an adhesion contract for licensing the copyrighted materials served by the site. But such terms are not necessarily enforceable in every jurisdiction. And the onus is on the provider to enforce their licenses.

Therefore, if the license contract states that a user may not read article X unless they also watch advertisement Y, it is in the site's interest to not serve X until after proof of Y has been returned.

One cannot steal what was given freely. And it isn't exactly clear what remedy should be available to sites from users that breach an adhesion contract that has no technical measures implemented for enforcement. It isn't stealing. It is a civil licensing violation, at best.
HardenedBSD is a separate OS forked from FreeBSD with its own kernel development. While the BSDs may share some code, they're essentially all different OS'. There is no upstream like Linux has.
As a side-note after Spectre/Meltdown, Shawn Webb complained in a NYCBUG thread about getting not being able to get access to these embargoed vulnerabilities.
WHAAAAT, I'm kinda creeped out

Though it makes sense that it would have a rolling buffer
I needed to spit out my pain with micro-services somehow
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When a platform is purposefully incompatible with another platform, that effectively devalues the other platform for users.

Unless you are totally convinced that your chosen platform is the only one that matters, this behavior is a problem.