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> Personally I make heavy use of higher order components, and I find I rarely exceed a component tree height of three.

That's my experience as well. If you use a deep component hierarchy you have bigger problems than those solved by Redux, VueX or the Context API.

Higher order components or even simple functional components are really underrated when it comes to making your application simpler to reason about and to maintain.
>So, you're a social media marketing manager for a global brand? If that's all you know how to do, you'll end up some local warlord's sex slave.

Setting aside how loaded that statement sounds, the role in question could easily involve espionage and assassination.
If they promote the kinds of people who will cling on to a job for dear life (non-flight risks) they will not end up with good people at the top.
The advantage of protein is that you can build tissue, and also turn it into glucose/fat. You can't build protein out of carbs or fat though. In case of doubt, more protein is the safe option. But I agree more often than not there's no actual doubt.
Wait, did Drake just patch his album like it was a piece of software?
It's crazy how our modern banking system has almost zero security systems in the way of someone draining your account.

The account numbers aren't even secret, they're written on the bottom of every check!
10.0.0.0/8 is correct, you can only use the last 24 bits. But nothing prevents you from breaking this class A in smaller networks!

That means that you can not use 10.0.0.0/7 (which would include 11.0.0.0) but you can use 10.0.0.32/30, that includes from 10.0.0.32 until 10.0.0.35.
Celluloid is great but not really maintained anymore.

You probably want to use https://github.com/ruby-concurrency/concurrent-ruby and inparticular if you are interested in the Actor model take a look at http://ruby-concurrency.github.io/concurrent-ruby/Concurrent... and https://github.com/ruby-concurrency/concurrent-ruby/blob/mas...

I don't really write Ruby much anymore professionally but this is what I have moved a lot of my Celluloid based personal projects to.
Is part of Waymo's perceived success in that they are more conservative with deploying their technology? I.e. it is tested at lower speed, on specific routes, in specific weather etc.?
reddit grew fast and was acquired just over a year after it launched (which was in June 2005): https://techcrunch.com/2006/10/31/breaking-news-conde-nastwi...

I'm fairly sure YC's stake in it was bought out at that point.
A shame that this answer was downvoted on a technicality.

As other people mentioned, Vue indeed doesn't have two-way binding, and v-model doesn't have the pitfalls that Angular had. It is just syntax sugar.

Maybe it's about time Vue people remove the mention of two-way binding from their websites, since it is being used to attack the framework. I've seen that in other discussions here in Hacker News.
Not "anyone" can use crypto currencies either.
You can make any suitable variation of the following pattern.

You build a DataSource class/prototype with methods such as :

- fetch

- addChangeListener

- removeChangeListener

You extend this class for each data type :

class CommentsData extends DataSource {
// Your custom data source with your data treatment and data getters
}

And you use the Higher-Order Component pattern: https://reactjs.org/docs/higher-order-components.html
Some. Brits aren't.
After yesterdays thread on the anki system I'm tempted to get into that and this bit of trivia is just the sort of thing I'd love to remember.
Florida House approves bill to post “In God We Trust” in all public schools
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The front of my car sometimes looks like a insect horror movie.

What about airplanes? Do spiders end up at the nose of an airplane? Or are they pushed away by the pressure in front of the plane?
Max Schrems is great, and the hero we need. But I’ll believe it when I see it, that the EU parliament dares to vote against such massive business interest. GDPR was one thing, this is a totally different level.
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Students in Germany usually have free healthcare from their parents mandatory insurance, if they are older than 25 most have to pay about €70 and from 30 they usually have to pay about €115.
These are the rates for the public insurances, private insurance are usually cheaper for youngpeople but have other problems.
Admittedly I was quite biased and kept asking about the palatable protein powder.

They’ve had success with high end restaurants like Roots.

Not sure how big a market it is.

Agreed that garnish is a good way of describing it. Accessory rather than core.
When you elect representatives, you delegate a lot of authority to those representatives. No one picks who to vote solely on nuclear policy, and you could argue that if it you actually polled voters it probably wouldn't rank very high in terms of priorities, especially not nuclear at any cost.
That’s really interesting.

I wonder if the macho factor like often seen with extra hot sauce comes into play with such labeling?
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> already weak appetite

What do you mean by this? The fatness epidemic hardly suggests our appetites are weak... unless you mean appetite specifically for leafy greens...
Single-threaded, non-SIMD x86-64 code being 1.2x to 2x faster than WASM is what I'm seeing as well. Interestingly I don't see such big differences between browsers as the PSPDFKit benchmark, my suspicion is that this mainly measures overhead when crossing the WASM-JS border.
If they regrow it and it is painless... it is like removing the wool from a sheep.
For high-value produce it probably is. More and more people are becoming aware of the dangers of all the chemicals (and often GMOs that are required to even endure all those chemicals) and the organic food movement is accelerating more or less exponentially. The only way to really grow a lot of food organically is indoors where you can carefully control the environment, and sterilize the whole system periodically as necessary.

I cannot imagine staples like wheat or rice would ever make sense to grow this way, but I could certainly see smaller beer and (say) sake breweries grow their own, as well as small-scale bakeries and even Italian restaurants and the like.

Long ago I had the idea of using cheap plastic or glass fiber optic cables to simply bring sunlight inside buildings, for plants as well as indoor tanning and to reduce depression for people living underground or whatever. I think a system could be easily designed to bring sunlight in directly instead of first making electricity and then powering batteries. Of course some electricity for pumps and fans will be needed but much less overall would be required this way.

By adding edible, herbivorous water animals to the system somehow, such as carp, snails, loaches, etc. you could reduce fertilizer needs while also utilizing leaves, roots, and so forth more effectively. The fecal matter from these animals would of course help fertilize, and also create CO2.

Speaking of CO2, well, the world seems to have a lot of that these days, so naturally that can be piped in from a nearby factory or power plant or whathaveyou to massively increase the speed of plant growth (also would possibly help with heating in the winter...)

As far as protein goes, Spirulina is super efficient to grow, as is hempseed. Perhaps friendly insects or earthworms could also be involved, to add to the freshwater animals already mentioned.

A really well-thought-out system could really supply a lot of nutritious fresh food for a lot of people. And I think a lot of people would buy beer from a company that grew organic wheat and hops right in their brewery too..people will pay a lot for the peace of mind and better taste coming from organic ingredients.
They describe how to do it in an impure non-reproducible way.

They're not much different from nix expressions, or brew formulas or such.

Unlike nix expressions (or rpm specfiles or various other technologies), the dockerfile format never concerned itself with clearly defining the hashes of inputs and dependencies, reproducibility, working without network access on build farms, etc etc,

Sure, it ended up being popular and usable, but at the cost of taking the art of describing how software is installed back in time.
Why would it be painless?
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It turns out you can not put anything you want in a contract. You can't contract away fundamental rights, for example you can't contract to vote a certain way.

But perhaps rather than suggesting that everything in a contract is always valid, maybe you are referring to DIRECTV, Inc. v. Imburgia. And somehow that decision can be stretched to cover this case. Even so, it is clear that the call center is not acing as remotely as an arbitration court in any definition of the term because arbitration courts do have to meet some minimal legal set criterion.

So I have a counter theory: the legal theory they're using is they can do whatever they want because the consumer could never afford the legal fees to challenge them on it. And pooling resources by class action is explicitly prohibited by the above decision. So I contend no, it's not legal but it is conveniently un-enforceable now.
Good point!

Marketing for lobster changed from a food for poor folks to food for rich folks over time.

Maybe a name change too.

Like what happened with the seriously ugly Patagonian Toothfish remarketed as Chilean Sea Bass.
yeah, i don't think you understand how free speech works or why reddit is so popular
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> more expressive syntax like Java, C#

Really? Those are your best examples? The answer is Python in any case.
A chain is only as strong as its weakest link. So whilst dead children might be off limits, /r/the_donald is still around despite the whole pizzagate shooting.
It takes half a page because you get to choose things like buffering. Error handling is also much nicer.
So you owned a previous home, presumably before the real estate has rocketed, and your wife is also in the tech industry...
If I want to move now and I do not own a home neither have millions to fork, and my wife is not in the tech industry...
also its not clear how bad your commute time is.
Not sure where outside SF you can live and still be able to commute everyday without being 4 hours on roads a day... there is no public transportation in the us
> It's very irresponsible to treat situations that are coding mistakes as "let's assume there is no mistake and just optimize".

Well, that's the C philosophy, and it's part of the reason it's so fast. As I've said repeatedly throughout this thread, if you want a safe language, why are you using C?

If the compiler detects undefined behavior, it should of course issue a loud warning to the programmer, but that's not the issue. The issue is that the compiler assumes absence of UB and optimises accordingly, spending relatively little effort investigating whether UB is actually present.

If that's what you want, use a proper static-analysis tool. (They really deserve more use!)
Sanskrit and most European languages do share a common ancestor. But Sanskrit is not that common ancestor, and the influence of Sanskrit itself on European languages is trivial, mostly limited to words relating to Indian religions, yoga, and so on.

I think this confusion arose because it was similarities between Greek, Latin and Sanskrit that first alerted scholars to the existence of a common ancestor.

You can see a family tree of the Indo-European languages at https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/4f/IndoEuro...
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Costs of producing which crops? Trying to match low quality, low taste produce won’t work. The costs for largely tasteless greens and vegetables are pretty optimized. However the numbers change quite a bit with “organics” or “Whole Foods” quality of produce. Local fresh veggies and greens add a lot of flavor. Vertical farms also open the possibility of growing “lost” varieties which don’t freeze or ship well.

Even with all of that the economics have been right on the edge of easy profitability for the last few years. The biggest advancement hasn’t been a revolutionary technology, but a combination of exponentially decreasing cost of LED’s, the efficiency of LED’s, and investment in the racking and tower equipment. All of these have been decreasing, and steadily moving the line up for profitability. Combine that with continued development of robotic planting and harvesting which is a much larger cost for vertical farms since the equipment hasn’t all been developed yet.
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I do not get why Logo went out of fashion. To me it is the king among learners.

The physicality of the Logo turtle robot we had at our school back in the eighties was what made it "click" for me. Playing with something connected to the real world takes it to another level.
Bad comparison. Italy has far inferior health system, barely able to provide 2x better infant mortality rate at 1/3 the cost when compared to US. /sarcasm
*diabetes
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That's a load of nonsense, no idea where you picked that up, but you can assign copyright in the EU and it is written into contracts with contractors.
Ok, sure, but there are very few schools like that in the U.S. outside of homeschools.
Some good folks on the team. Two founders still in it.

They won slots on the last Edmund Hillary Fellowship cohort.

Profitable industrial scaling of insect protein and any other nutrients/byproducts will be interesting to watch.

Particularly any insect bioengineered for food/chemical manufacturing.

But I suspect NZ will NOT be the place for genetic engineering of insects.
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This the exact opposite of what I am looking for; I want to be able to have components and pages that are rendered on the server side only
I couldn't agree more, I've been in personal lines (consumer) insurance for more than 10 years - price is king for the vast majority consumers. The issue this causes is insurers tend to discount new business premiums heavily and make a loss in years 1 and 2 (at least). The follow on problem for an insurer is the ease at which consumers can shop around, so retention rates are dropping - especially as the insurer will attept to regain some of that lost income at renewal by increasing the price. It's a buyers market. However cross selling add on cover is a common way to regain income. In any case, it's great to see innovation in insurance, and good luck for the future! (PS. are you intending to be a broker or actually underwrite the insurance policies?)
Elon Musk offers to help Thai cave rescue
If Trump gets his way, expect this 'problem' to reach critical levels, since the vast majority of it is done by undocumented people from Mexico, Central and South America.

If every illegal immigrant was thrown out tomorrow, the price of lettuce would go to $15 a head, and nearly every other type of produce not automated would also skyrocket.

Most fruit and many vegetables require a lot manual labor to grow, harvest and pack... And, Mr. Trump, white people won't do this work willingly, not at $3 an hour and not with having to live in pesticide-drenched shanty towns and having to shit in buckets or ditches and so forth..

What supports that $1.29 head of lettuce is, basically, human suffering that is only endured because things suck even worse in El Salvadore and similar places.

Earlier presidents knew this and intelligently left the borders very, very porous. And it isn't just agriculture, but many other industries too.
Was that really a thing though? People cried because they didn't understand the offer of better tooling.
Also, is matte available.

Enough of the idiotic glossy screens.
One of my main reasons for sticking with an AppleTV instead of switching to a Roku is that Roku also does this, but Apple has a stronger stand on privacy.
Most meat will be lab grown within a decade. Livestock meat will become a luxury
Even more absurd is their confidence that they can leash up hyper-masculine private security contractors - the men who hold the guns and kill for a living.
Yes, Postel's advice applies to many things.

I think there is some misunderstanding. The question wasn't the notation but the subnetting. See the story in the GGP.
You said:

> Python uses `TRUE-CASE if COND else FALSE-CASE`.

And this is wrong -- this is not how Python if statements work.
NameGrep is awesome! Love it, been trying to find something like this for quite some time now.
Zoho Mail two factor authentication circumvented by using desktop client
We "Feature branch." With a twist on some of the busier repositories. We have a repository per application. We use Subversion (VisualSVN the Windows port)

1. Branch current live revision from Release to branches/ticket-ref (Our Release is what others may call main, trunk or master)

2. Work on feature.

3. Code review.

4. Merge to Release, CI (Jenkins) picks up change and builds NuGet package(s) pushes them to Octopus Deploy

5. Deploy into Test environment

6. QA pass/reject

7. If reject go back to 2.

8. If pass Deploy to production (single click in Octopus Deploy)

9. The twist for busy repositories with lots of changes: Cherry-pick merge to a Stable branch, which CI builds and pushes to Octopus Deploy Live channel

10. Deploy to production

Biggest issue we have is concurrent features x y z all being worked on, x y z are all deployed in test environment, y is passed by QA but can't be deployed because that versioned package also contains x which is rejected, so has to wait until x is fixed, which will then of course contain z. This is only really a problem when we want to get an emergency hotfix w into production. Right now we have to revert x y z from the Release branch, merge w build and deploy then put x y z back in.

This has taken 2 years to perfect so far. Changes we are considering:

a) Jenkins plugin that automatically creates a build configuration the moment you create a feature branch in SVN, this way we can keep x y z in separate versioned packages (I personally feel this is not true "integration" because you are keeping things separate.

b) Feature switches. So if y is good but x and z are not ready we just deploy with those features switched off.

We deploy on Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday most weeks, never Friday - Monday.
had the same problem with Scribd recently. I've cancelled my subscription in the end of April, but still got a notification from PayPal about the money transfer in the end of May. I had to contact them per email and luckily they were very friendly and accommodating, they've cancelled my subscription on the same day and I've got my money back in two days.
You could argue it started in 1973 as ML

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ML_(programming_language)
Don't worry, they're also starting to limit third party apps to force you to use their lovely app.
The thing is, the people you mentioned in Bangalore didn't even have access to water 50 years ago. India is a great example because the country has progressed on all metrics so much in the last few decades. You don't recognize it because you see such abject poverty in front of you. 30 years ago, this poverty was more hidden in that the country mostly lived in rural areas, far away from cities.
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Thanks for your reply. If you don't mind sharing a link to your company's website or products, I would appreciate.

These are some areas of interest to me :
1- Translation : ie French->Wolof
2- Speech understanding & question answering systems
3- Text to speech
.. among others.
(I will work day and night to build training samples if I have the tools)
4.4BSD systems on all architectures had 64 bit off_t since the early 1990s. It’s a crying shame that Linux didn’t copy more good ideas from the BSDs :-/