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The TRS-80 line. In hindsight it seems kind of shocking more computers didn't use them. The machine language was far bettr than the 6502 (IMHO), and they were typically clocked twice as fast.
I've never been a black/white thinker, but I got a big dose of "you're no good" in my childhood, which led to chronic self-criticism.

I finally left that behind around age 40, mostly from just being worn out by it I think.
Can you make your current employer a customer? Can you make a product with what you do for them? Do you know someone you could work with? It's better to work with someone.

Taking that risk seems to be not a big deal in your case because you own your home. I think it's very important to have good support (at least moral) from the family (wife or parents).
This, exactly. France (and Belgiul as it seems) is a country where most people goal is to work for a government job, or equivalent.

The status of a job for government is tha tyou CAN'T be fired ! Whatever stupid thing you do, whatever you work or not, you can't loose the job.

It's also less payed than a job in a private company, and you almos know exactly what will be your income on the last year you'll work, but it's safe.

And for big companies, the union are mandatory, so it's almost the same. Hard to be fired.

And that's why beeing an entrepreneur in France is so hard and not understand by most people. Why take risks ?
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The problem is that the two parties capture huge swaths of people based on issues that are important to that person, not to the party. There is no real unified platform from either of the two major parties, just look at this (rough, off the cuff) list of things they care about enough to capture:

guns OR god OR small government OR military expansion OR anti-abortion OR anti-immigration

VS

anti-guns OR (a)religious tolerance OR social service OR globalism via economy OR pro-choice OR pro-immigration

Both of those 'platforms' are internally inconsistent (i.e. how can you have a small government that also has a giant military and regulates trivial stuff like what happens in your bedroom) and are simply designed to cleave off people that give huge amounts of fucks about a single issue. What if you're pro-gun and pro-social services? Well, pick which one you care about more and vote for that party...
You're reading some weird things into what I wrote. There are some real concerns with implementing your own crypto and getting it wrong, but the people listening to "Don't roll your own crypto" should be ignoring it, and the people who shouldn't be rolling their own crypto already are ignoring it, so it's useless advice. If you want to roll your own crypto, be conscientious about it, that's all.

And I have no need to deride the people who shouldn't be writing crypto. The exploits are factual and speak for themselves.
I think if you read it, you'd read it and get it.
You understand that it can be a confusing code construct though, right? Even in your comments I'm kind of confused at your meaning because you said:

> When the condition is false, it breaks.

And then you said:

> If the for loop exits normally, the condition was false.
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Sure it's going to be incompatible and break old code. The title, however, makes it seem like Oracle is getting rid of serialization when it's just replacing it with a safer method.
The problem is, when you're resident, it looks like you try to avoid taxes.

And government doesn't like that. At all. So if you're small, they won't miss you when they backfire at you :-)
Of course! Publish your words more than your code a wiseman once said.
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At this point gender in most languages has almost nothing to do with the semantic meaning of the words themselves -- biological gender or whatever -- and we might as well call it something less culturally loaded like "noun class". A famous example is "das Mädchen" in German -- a masculine (edit: neuter, I mean!) noun for a biologically feminine person. Languages are littered with such inconsistencies, and as a language learner almost all of the genders are not discoverable from the semantic meaning of the word. Why is "ei bok" (Norwegian for "a book") feminine, when it's categorically an inanimate thing?
That is the academic style! The academic style is effective communication, the problem is there's a lot of bad essays.
What you say implies that you’d be happy with

while(condition()):
...
else:
...

But that makes even less sense since `while` is semantically like an `if` with continuation. GP is right, it’s rarely used, because the syntax clashes with the natural reading of the code.
This is not a niche, low volume IC. Its smaller brother is used (I should say was used) by DJI in its Lightbridge video transmission system (that you could find in the Phantom 3/4, that sold in the order of millions). And that's only one product I know of, I'm sure there are many other.

I would love to know how much DJI was paying for that chip, especially after they went to the effort or replacing it with an in-house one (no name Chinese startup) in more recent batches.
Wow, that's a very tough book
For those interested in non violent movements/resistance, one of the greatest bodies of work can be found at the Einstein Institute:

https://www.aeinstein.org/

Gene Sharp the longstanding founder passed away earlier this year.

Much of the content is free.

Another great resource is Canvas(with a lot of free ebook content):

http://canvasopedia.org/publications/

The co-founder Srdja Popovic was an instructor of mine for the Harvard JFK School course he teaches.

He was a student leader in Serbia that helped to remove Milosevic from power with non-violent concepts such as "laughtivism".

The data on non violent movements for social change suggests that non-violent movements are twice as likely to be successful and more sustainable/resilient.
Along the same lines, even kings didn't exercise absolute power. One of the recurring themes in the history of the Persian empire before Alexander was how frequently the far off governors of Egypt and Anatolia would rebel. How much control does a king have if their governor and their own army and were two months away by letter?

The Macedonian warlords who took control of Alexander's territory actually had to negotiate with cities like Athens and Rhodes. The cost of attacking them to get them to obey was too high. It was better to negotiate reasonable taxes. If a king can't set tax rates unilaterally, they aren't very powerful either.

Power exists along a long continuum.
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That is already the case though; anyone can get on a ballot if they follow the process (generally it requires gathering a certain number of signatures)
while ... else is a good comparison, yes. and it exists exactly like that in python: if the condition check turns false, the else branch is executed.
It also didn't have serialization in 1.0 neatly avoiding the entire problem.
I had a problem of inverting an N x N upper bidiagonal matrix a while ago. I spent ten minutes fruitlessly googling for papers about efficient algorithms for it, then thought about it for thirty seconds, and realised you can do it straightforwardly in N divisions and N subtractions.
Did you actually read the article?

The point is that there is at least one gun in 1/3 US households. So someone living in one of those households can have a passing thought of suicide, and then act on it irreversibly in a matter of minutes. You're welcome, I guess, to frame that in terms of limiting someone's freedom, but it doesn't have to be about the government taking away the guns; maybe there's just an argument there that having a gun in your house is unwise given the potential impact it could have on future you or your family members. An alcoholic doesn't keep beer in their fridge either, because the potential for self harm is too great.
To be fairly honest, sinc I start reading HN and some post about burocracy in the US, I started to think that France may not be THAT bad.

It's bad, but perhaps not as bad as I thought it was (disclosure : I'm a French business owner)
I have attended the meetings yes. We no nothing more than we did when this was first announced.
People did reside in those areas but we often don't have the names. In some cases we do. Caesar wrote extensively about his campaigns in present-day France and he mentions the leaders of the Gauls quite a bit. So this map should include them. At least, it should show the area as "Gallic tribes."
Thanks, although I am looking back at my comment and hitting myself for transcribing the vowel as [ɜ].
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"Go and sit upon the grass, and I will come and sit beside you." What a genius.
I agree that many people find it surprising/ bad syntax. I’m one of them, I have to think and double think every time I consider using it. But it’s part of the language, and we should embrace our language that we use.
Right, the idea is to strip the parties of their special role.
Why is the word terrorist in quotes? That's exactly what she was. That word isn't just reserved for men who wear turbans.
A bit late to the party, but they don't keep a percentage of your rate. You set your rate and that is what you get paid. Whatever they take as commission is between them and the client.

Source: I work with Toptal.
I think there's a tendency for overachievers to see self-compassion as "going easy" on yourself.

However, it's very useful to recognize that self-criticism is the _emotional_ self giving feedback, rather than the _logical_ self. Obviously, this is the worst self to receive feedback from!

I think once you can reconceptualize this, you see self-criticism as the dark half of constructive feedback. You can practice self-compassion, yet still independently recognize that you can logically focus on improvement (without the emotional criticism).
Does stopping saying awful, cruel, mean, self-defeating things to oneself help? To ask that is to answer it. Sure, I don't mean never to self-criticize. That's how u get better. In Effortless Mastery, he says--when you rehearse/practise, then's the time for ruthless self-criticism etc.--but on the gig, never. I used to, while playing gigs, often be thinking "Oh yuk! Oh that sux. Oh no. Oh god Im so awful" constantly etc ..beating myself up, so it sounded awful. Since then I totally stopped doing that; I just enjoy myself and let the music flow. It's hard to believe I used to be so self-destructive. It's so easy to be so mean to ourselves in a way we never would be with other people. Maybe you didn't grow up with that problem. It's part of what 'loving yourself' means, which I definitely had to learn, in my twenties.
And, then, they thought: "hum... let's do our 16 bits microprocessor... and forgot the retro compatibility with our own 8bit chip!".
What could go wrong?
Yes. If you have only one client, it's considered as desguised employment.

The difference is that the wellfare taxes as Auto Entrepreneur are very low compared to en employee, for the same service in hospital or doctors.
Why is there an "e" at the end?
> create a payload with any of those classes, and send it to the server.

But on a deeper level, if a programmer doesn't know anything about security, then this sort of hole will continue to happen even if java serialization is disabled (just a bit harder to screw up). I m not that big of a fan of making security decisions without programmer's input, since you'd assume a professional programmer should know better anyway.
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Awesome ;) - thanks for this note. I've been using the same no-dependency no-cygwin Windows build of 3.80 for about ten years, and OS X comes with 3.81, so my GNU Make skills never got any further than that. But this has prompted me to track down a similar Windows build of GNU Make 4.21, so all I need to do now is figure out how to get one set up on OS X...

This won't get me to switch away from Ninja when using CMake, but I write my own -j-friendly makefiles sometimes, so this will come in handy.
journal paper: http://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.3847/1538-4357/aabe2e/m...
Deserialization in Java requires reflection, which puts you firmly in the land of "I'm basically interpreted now". Javas serialization has basically the same set of vulnerability.
Amstrad. Their CPC range sold well enough that they ended up buying most of Sinclair Research and releasing a few models of Spectrum variants based on Amstrad industrial design.

One model post-purchase Spectrum even included the same kind of oddball 3 inch floppy drive that Amstrad had been using (another had a built in cassette player, similar to what the first Amstrad CPC had).
Assuming those preferences are normally distributed across the beach, both vendors will evenly split the opportunity cost, on average.

It’s certainly a reductionist metaphor, but it does seem to take this consideration into account. In fact, it’s kind of the point. The vendors split the opportunity cost, so they are at an equilibrium, but the beachgoers are not.
I have updated that comment, a normal loop exit is not the same as a break.

I can understand how it can be confusing, but the inverse would not make any sense.

Another way to look at a for loop is a fancy while loop that sets a variable by some function. Every loop iteration that function is ran. If the function fails, the loop exits.

This is infact how they work.
https://anandology.com/python-practice-book/iterators.html#t...

If next() fails, that is when the loop exits.
I still vehemently disagree on displaying this as a discreet spectrum. This suggests that a "normed" middle exists - which intuitively might seem right. But if you consider the human condition, which is usually maxing out a habbitats ressource with followed up warfare and habbitat recovery due to the warfare- then the "spectrum" is merely a adaption to the cycle of strife, mere sides to a coin which adapted to maximize throughput of individuals supporting the adaption too the cycle of strife.

A psychopath does not exist stand alone. S/he is existing because our society had a cyclic need for psychopaths. Neither is a completely self-less individual. S/he exists because society in parts of the cycle had use for self-lessness. They co-exist, because humanitys evolution - a blind and thoughtless process, attempted to adapt us as efficiently to this cycle of slaughter and recovery as possi ble. Which is horrifying. But also liberating. If you know what you are made off, the societys material science so to speak- you can specify and build social constructs and manouver them in a way that avoids breakage- and a falling back into the cycle.
The standard academic essay style in the United States is:

1) An intro starting what you want to discuss or accomplish

2) The body, or details

3) The conclusion, or summary

Effective communication starts with a brief explanation of your conclusions or points, then it goes into details.
14 sec per image is excessive, is there either an implementation or algorithm that can handle do this in less than 500ms per image?
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How is that incompatible? If you partner with a crook, can't you take a responsibility for making that mistake (of not seeing the signs) but still call the other person out for being a crook?

Taking responsibility is different from saying other did no wrong.
It is true that this is confusing for people who come across it for the first time, but it is easy to understand/remember once you know this feature.
libui showed up recently on HN, I also recommend wxWidgets.
Bingo. With Amstrad in the end buying most of Sinclair Research.
Self hosted social networking and email platform that runs on Digital Ocean, OpenStack, etc. Total cost to user is around $5/mo hosting and $1/mo DNS for ad-free privacy-invasion-free Internet.

Ironic that you mention hosting resources, because in my view getting independent from those hosting services is itself the fundamental challenge.
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A bit of both, at least in Northern Europe. For a very long time the Vikings/Northmen lived in small groups ruled by a local, elected chieftain (e.g. Erik, son of Leif). Much of Eastern Europe was similar, and subject to migrations, as well as having regular visits and settlements by Viking invaders. These tribes did not leave much in terms of oral or written records (sagas have been used to trace a very limited history of Nordic rulers, and runes tended to relate to private events).
> This is usually fairly straightforward, and goes a long way towards eliminating annoying discrepancies between builds made on different computers.

With sincere respect, what you're describing is 'deterministic builds' and the features you say you dislike in other languages help to support deterministic builds in those languages, but it sounds like you're shunning those features because you think they hurt determinism? What you've described--vendoring dependencies--is a legitmate solution, but it has its own pain points, and many other languages have settled on a different model.

Even if you like the features you cite (and there's certainly validity to your opinion), CMake must be one of the worst ways to implement them. But I won't belabor the point; lots of people are very happy with CMake, but I won't touch it if I can help it.
If you listened to the full remarks I certainly don't fault you for applying any assumptions you have in interpreting them. Assumptions are absolutely necessary. I'm just saying don't let the media's assumptions be your assumptions. Try to get to the source, which, it seems like in this case you did.
It's the policy of redlining, outlined in this extensive history: https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2014/06/the-cas...

The resulting economic disparity may sustain the segregation without anyone doing it on purpose anymore, but the source is clear.
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>Sjw culture has the right, no, duty to commit violence against the evil reactionaries.

Did you stop to think that your "culture" might be someone else's evil reactionaries?
Such a crab mentality. Yikes.
In fact, what it means is "execute this else when the loop guard fails" (regardless of whether the loop body has executed at all, or how many times). It is a legitimate alternate clause in the sense that it provides alternative behavior when the guard fails.

Except when the loop is infinite, or is broken prematurely, the loop guard will fail. Under for item in list, the implicit guard fails immediately when the list is empty. If the list isn't empty, it fails after the last item is iterated upon.

Thus here it also means "else if there are no more items to be processed".
No ones forcing you to do anything.
Cool story. At my company we use an aweful puke pink color for all our “non designed” graphics. This solves:

1. Clearly not the intended final design

2. Let’s us quickly see issues with our theming infrastructure.
Given its political structure, the true rulers of Switzerland are and remain the people. We designate some annual figureheads to shake hands with (rulers and representatives of) foreign powers --especially clear since the adoption of the 1848 Constitution-- but that's not ruling our country.
One issue for me is that it’s easy to check a box and then have no idea how to uncheck it later (or forget that you even can).

On/off switches for permissions seem sort of reasonable until you imagine dozens of apps and dozens of different kinds of permissions. In iOS for example all you get is pages and pages of toggle switches for all apps to allow/disallow cellular data, which is annoying to manage and has no intelligence in its design. They should have better defaults, such as automatically allowing all apps using less than some reasonable amount of data and automatically inhibiting the data-firehosing apps when you’re roaming. There’s a lot they could do. Asking the user, in general, is a cheap way to just not think through the problem.
I don’t like this feature of Python, but I have come to disagree with what you mention, even though I understand your point.

For example, from [0], it’s described as:

> “The else clause is only executed when your while condition becomes false. If you break out of the loop, or if an exception is raised, it won't be executed.”

So it is very analogous to an if / else statement: the “else” after a for or while loop directly means the conditional of the loop evaluated to False.

If the program never reaches a state in which the loop conditional evaluates to False, then the else block is not entered.

Just like: only when the conditional of an if statement evaluates to False will the else block be entered.

After I understood this, I started to think that break is really the more problematic thing, because it means more like a goto sort of jump, abandoning the status of the variables governing the loop condition.

But again, I don’t like these loop-else features. They definitely violate least surprise for most people reading the code.

[0]: < https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3295938/else-clause-on-p... >
It is consistent with the idea that it provides an alternative clause to a failing loop guard.

Using the much clearer C syntax as pseudo-code, suppose we have this:

for (;;) {
if (loop_guard()) {
body;
} else {
alternative;
break;
}
}

We can imagine an extension to while which lets us rewrite it like this:

while (loop_guard()) {
body;
} else {
alternative;
}

Based on this framing, there is justification in calling it else.

The runs counter to an intuition which would like it to be this:

if (loop_guard()) {
while (loop_guard()) {
body;
}
} else {
alternative;
}

I.e. not an alternative in the face of the failed loop guard on every iteration, but just the first loop guard test: an alternative to the loop when no iterations take place.