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Admiring someone who likes manipulate the people tells a lot about you and your values.
Curious that wasn't my experience, it was about the same.
I was using Vimwiki for this stuff for long, but this idea seems promising for a daily journal.

I mostly divide my tasks by day so I don't want timestamp to be added everytime I add an entry. Here's my aliases if it helps:

alias ndid="nvim +'normal Go' +'r!date' +'normal o' +':exe \"normal i=============================\<Esc>\"' ~/Dropbox/did.txt"
alias did="nvim +'normal G' +startinsert ~/Dropbox/did.txt"

So use `n(ew)did` at the start of the day and for every subsequent entries, use `did`. Also using Dropbox as storage for portability.
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In Finland we have three tiers of formal programming education. There's vocational secondary school awarding "technician" level degrees, an alternative to more academic Gymnasium type secondary education (grades 10 to 12). The learning is very hands-on and practicality oriented.

Then there's "vocational" or "applied science" colleges you can enrol in after either vocational or academic secondary school. They offer four-year bachelor-level degree programs in various fields from healthcare to engineering. The education attempts to mix theory and practice (with varying success).

Finally there's the "real" universities, offering primarily five-to-seven-year BSc+MSc programs (before the Bologna Process you used to go straight to master's; these days the steps are somewhat more discrete), and of course PhD programs for those wishing to pursue an even higher level of education.
Its not entirely baseless - there are rather discomfiting pictures out there of Vernon Unsworth interacting with children.

He has deleted them from his Twitter, but they were there prior to this kefluffle.
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And so is everyone else. It's so obvious that we usually don't even about it, except when people need an occasional reminder that their favourite celebrities are human too.
The Netherlands doesn't feel very full compared to many huge metropoles though. I mean I'd prefer the population size to stay the way it is, but I don't think it's close to some theoretical limit at all.
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It certainly feels like it.

If it did not have that snark though, one could make the point that the data could still be 'deanonimitized'.
I guess if society had no problems with nudity and bath room activities, the problem of needing to keep the doors locked when it is occupied not exists.
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I love what Elon Musk is doing with SpaceX and Tesla, but he really needs to constrain his ego on Twitter. He's a big time celebrity now, and people are going to talk about him. Some of them will be negative, and some will be uncharitable. Getting into fights all the time isn't going to help him archive great things. (and his fans should stop cheering him on)
Compared to just normal ass chrome - https://reports.exodus-privacy.eu.org/reports/2367/ - 0 trackers but yeah, permissions, lots of em.
"Pedo guy" is not an innuendo. Plus Unsworth's words may have been crass, but they weren't an accusation of anything. There's really no comparison.
Yeah but...

To jump to calling someone a pedophile is reprehensible.

And some of Musk's calibre should ... know better.

And frankly, I have zero tolerance for this sort of thing. Sling around accusations of illegal actions against children isn't something we should take lightly.

As far as I'm concerned Musk doesn't deserve anything, other than destitution.
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It’s very tempting to use such client-side database in web or mobile application and don’t bother with data replication between client and server. How do you protect your server from DOS-attacks? In case of pouchdb/couchdb sync it is impossible to limit the size of database or computing resources consumed by particular user. So any user could potentially make service completely unusable to everyone. Usually it’s recommended to use separate database for each user. How many databases your server setup could handle?

Are these databases actually used in medium or big public-facing apps?
Different people are held to different standards.

Even if insulted (and how insulting were these previous comments, really?) a random diver speaks for himself, a public figure heading and representing multiple big corporations should be able to keep his mouth shut instead.
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Please, no. While he provides some food for thought, asks a few important questions (and provokes even more), this text is full of pseudointellectualism. As in: fancy words but utter lack of understanding of the core subjects one writes about. Most importantly: what is science (no, it is not a trivial question; I recommend going Ludwik Fleck's "Genesis and development of a scientific fact" route, http://www.evolocus.com/Textbooks/Fleck1979.pdf) and what is AI (it is a vast field; some of it IS math/CS (as in: proving things), but it is a small part).

For example, many of things he says would fit other practical disciplines, e.g. medicine. Yes, experiments are on a group of people. Yes, criterion that "drug X works better than drug Y, but we don't know why" is sufficient.

> I don’t know data science folks well, but my impression is that they find the inexplicability and unreliability of AI methods frustrating.

Well, it is not the main issue (speaking as a data scientist working with AI). At least he acknowledges his lack of expertise.

> These failures of scientific practice seem as common in AI research now as they were in social psychology a decade ago. From psychology’s experience, we should expect that many supposed AI results are scientifically false.

Also - no, it is not at level of psychology when it comes to the replication crisis. A lot of code (though, unfortunately, not all) is shared online, by the authors or other contributors, and people do replicate it (or there is an absence of replication, which also conveys a message).
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Why does Musk insist on pursuing a playground vendetta over this? The submarine was a quick hack and turns out it didn't quite work. That's perfectly ok -- that's what quick hacks are like. It would be forgotten in a week as he moves on to the next shiny engineering challenge to keep his audience thrilled.

Instead, he doubles down on every real or perceived slight against him. Donald Trump does the same. It must be an effective PR tactic because these two American luminaries do it, but it's frustrating to watch how this stuff consumes so much media oxygen from real issues.
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Everybody makes mistakes, he rectified it by deleting his tweet. /s
(I live in the UK) I not fully in the middle in the know-where but at the edge of a small town in the middle of the countryside 1hr 45mins by train to london. Regarding Salary it depends where you want to live as in the UK there are other parts of the country that are actually a lot more expensive than london with way higher average house prices as just don't have any low end properties.

Like Coltswold villages as average houses prices can be 700k - 800k UK pounds plus. So it all depends, but I being living in a nice average house outside city now for nearly 2 years which I could not afford in london and highly recommend getting out of the rat race, as life is much slower when out of city living.

I actually have IMAX cinema not far from me and lot of amazing pubs and restaurants so really feel I am not missing out.

Thinks like being able to walk outside your door, with 5 minutes be on a public footpath and heading into the countryside and having clean air to breath. It the health benefits for me.
It's sexism in the systems sense, not in the personal bigotry sense. The fun thing about sexism (and racism, etc) in the systems sense is that the intentions can be neutral or even positive yet the outcome can still be sexist (or racist, etc).

Maximising profit is not a neutral decision even if it has neutral intentions.
I'm working on a ticket at the moment that involves a lot of refactoring work to support a new feature.

In the initial run on this code base we went a bit unit test crazy, which was fine at the time, but I'm seeing the drawbacks now where I'm doing a lot of surgery on the components.

I've ended up just beefing up the current integration tests with some extra edge case testing and, after the refactoring work, they still pass, which has given me a lot more confidence.

I think a lot of this comes to head when you unit test the glue logic that orchestrates the entire program, unit testing those becomes painful with mocks etc because they become fragile whenever you do any refactoring work.

I'm not sure what to think really.
Calling it a publicity stunt and getting called a pedo in return is way out of line. Musk looks like he's lashing out and it makes you wonder if he does this regularly.

As with his questionable donations[1], this risks shifting people's opinions.

[1] https://thinkprogress.org/elon-musk-house-gop-contributions-...
I'm still using Windows 7, so maybe it was improved at some point? If so, why is "Microsoft is updating Notepad" news in the first place?
I found it quite dishonest by The Guardian to not mention that.
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What is Webpack?

A question you’ll find yourself Googling every month as the “best approaches” change.
Those two things are on completely different scales. The diver had personally seen the cave and knew the obstacles, and was simply telling a jumped-up billionaire playboy to please go away with his silly counterproductive and possibly dangerous toys, in a manner fitting a tense and dramatic situation.

Musk then goes flying off the handle with a completely baseless and and frankly insane accusation, because his ego got hurt.
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"The outlook for the effectiveness of testing used by itself is bleak. Jones points out that a combination of unit testing, functional testing, and system testing often results in a cumulative defect detection of less than 60 percent, which is usually inadequate for production software."

https://medium.com/@TuckerConnelly/94-gems-from-code-complet...

personally I like write some cursory unit test because it ensures the code logic is correctly decoupled from data retrieval, but most of my unit tests are written from user reports, as part of a large no regression suite.
do defamation laws forbid you from defaming someone, and force the removal of all defamatory material from the public record? Or do they fine you if you defame them and enjoin you to publically state you were wrong?
Whose Twitter? Unsworth's? And nobody screencaped them? Did you see them, or are you spreading rumors?
What would this accomplish? I assume the CONNECT string would simply be the IP:PORT of the destination, the same as with SNI hiding, so it doesn't seem like it would make a difference.
> As far as I'm concerned Musk doesn't deserve anything, other than destitution.

So two angry men shout invectives at each other, and you believe one of them deserves to have their life completely destroyed as a consequence? That sounds a little disproportionate.
Also the hate for Musk is a bit unsettling. I made the mistake of viewing the replies to various tweets surrounding this controversy and there's a worrything amount of unreasonable haters ready to jump in and attack him by sniping at anyone talking positively about him. Why anyone would feel the need to attack a helpful narcissist is beyond me.
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> And QNX's open source/closed source/open source/closed source transitions angered the development community so much that people stopped offering QNX versions of UNIX/Linux software.

Was it ever really open? I can't find copies of any version (regardless of how old)
Ah yes, we have "applied science" colleges as well. What you describe sounds pretty much identical to the German system.
That's like ten orders of magnitude lighter than calling somebody a pedo...
Can totally understand that guy, and I hope he follows through on legal action against Musk.

Having a verbal fight is one thing, even throwing around "dirty" language is in some way acceptable among grown-ups, as long as both sides know the limits. One of those limits is that you never, never, never, NEVER accuse your opponent of socially stigmatizing behavior, especially not if you have no basis for doing so (and even if you have evidence for it, it's still kind of bad style to bring that up). Being a pedophile is probably the most stigmatizing accusation possible in todays' society - just the accusation alone, no evidence whatsoever necessary, can destroy the life of perfectly honest people if it "catches on" somehow, and stuff like that quickly catches on and develops a life of its own. Especially when publicized by some guy with a cult-like following of 22 million people on Twitter.

If Musk was a kid, he should have gotten seriously disciplined by his parents for this, in hopes that he'd learn where the limits are. For adults, it's up to the legal system to do this job. To be honest, I have little hope for Musk to learn any new tricks with regard to acceptable limits for his childish temper tantrums, but I nevertheless hope he doesn't get out of this entirely unscathed - this one was just way too far over the line.
Care to share a source so we can judge for ourselves whether those pictures are discomfiting?
I have used a Google Doc for this, as it has ability to copy in screenshots. However a large project with lots of stuff makes it lag
Integration testing and unit testing aren't direct substitutes. You would never ever say "I have unit tests, I don't need to run the product before shipping it". Furthermore, automated integration testing is strictly less capable than a human doing integration testing.

Unit tests also have the advantage of being cheap to set up and cheap to run, so their limitations in whole-system testing are offset by the fact that you can have many, many more of them. You can easily blow through a couple thousand unit tests in a matter of 10 minutes or less, whereas even a modest battery of integration testing will be an overnight process at best. That means your OODA loop is a lot faster on unit testing.

(the ideal is of course structuring your application so you can deploy many tests in parallel, but that's not always possible.)

Fixing Selenium so WebDriver instances don't take 60+ seconds to launch would be a major help. Until then, integration tests that work at a controller level (minus the UI) are probably the best compromise between speed and integration. You can pass in a mocked request as input, and assert on the output. Runs much faster than a "true" integration test with a driven browser client, but hits the whole stack better than a unit test. They are also really easy to set up, since you can just have a tester or an integration test go through the motions and then dump request data to JSON, then feed it back as a test. The lack of state persisted between requests makes implementation a lot simpler.
Which prior attacks would that be?

He simply told Musk to go away and take his toys with him, before he hurt someone. Was he direct and a little bit rude? Sure, but the overall situation was quite tense, so there wasn't a lot of time for fine detail and detailed explanations.
Quiet professionalism would've been "no comment about Musk. I'm happy the children are safe".
Elon Musk seems to be a very undiplomatic, passive aggressive person. His behavior makes it look like he is not used to repercussions for his socially unacceptable behavior. His public social media self harming / suicide attempts are bizarre.

Elon really needs a (social media) handler.
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This doesn't make much sense to me, I wonder if the senior management at these firms understand what the engineers are doing.

You could already do something approximating encrypted SNI using domain fronting. Connect to boring domain A via SSL, then send an HTTP request with a Host header set to your actual target domain B. Load balancing HTTP reverse proxies in the clouds would happily use the encrypted domain in the Host header, ignoring SNI in the TLS headers. This started being widely used to evade censorship and build "unblockable" services, because to block them you'd have to block all of Cloudflare or Akamai or Google.

These firms all, as one, banned domain fronting. Turns out the bosses wanted access to big markets more than they wanted censorship resistance.

So why do these developers think it'll work out any differently this time, with slightly different packet formats? First company to enable encrypted SNI will get blocked at the national level and will blink. The others will look at it and probably never try.

If they're serious about making sites unblockable by domain, the first step is to re-activate support for domain fronting and make a public commitment to keep it.
Are you putting at the same level the comment from the diver about putting the sub where it hurts with Musk calling him pedophile?
> it makes you wonder if he does this regularly

Probably not, as otherwise you'd see news like this frequently. After all, Twitter is public. So let's not generalize this incident too much.
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Code robustness clearly has different priority levels though. A graphical error is much less serious than a part of your code that could nuke your server.
Telling a billionaire playboy to go away and take his silly toys with him, in a direct and clear manner befitting the drama of the situation is not a "juvenile uncivilized exchange".
I'm don't completely get it. How does CDN is required for this?

Let's say that I have a Nginx on my server which serves a lot's of websites, and whose web sites can only be accessed through HTTPS with SNI, not HTTP.

Now with Encrypted SNI deployed, requests from my clients can still be dispatched to it's respective virtual hosts, but any sniffers in the middle of the connection should only be able to see that my clients are accessing to my server, but not which virtual host.

Is I'm missed anything? I haven't dig deep in to this currently.
Reminds me I need a few book about narcissistic traits.
You know what, maybe the kindergarden analogy is quite apt. EM seems to have a childlike wonder, drive and openness, which is very powerful when combined with a high quality STEM education and intellect - maybe 'staying a child' comes with good and bad attitudes at the same time?
This design only requires the hosting server (e.g. Cloudflare, CDN, ...) to support encrypted SNI. It can be entirely transparent to user deployed servers. So it might well be here much sooner than you think!
Tangentially to what is demonstrated here it also makes an interesting point about how browsers approach text rendering. Dragging the sliders in Chrome makes everything jump around in pixel offsets all the time (so you couldn't even smoothly animate those values without the viewer getting a headache), while in Edge everything is smooth. But in Edge some interactions just don't work. Firefox doesn't appear to support a required feature for these to work.
Well, you could make a proxy that only allows HTTPS traffic through if it's signed by your root cert, then MITM-resign all upstream certs.

...ah, and that would break anything using cert pinning.

HTTPS feels so utterly clunky.
Lucky for Elon he has the technology to run as far away as possible from the shame
The trailers were always pretty diabolical.
I have seen statements like 'even bad tests are better than no tests'. I feel that for unit tests, 'no tests are better than bad tests'. Failure in unit tests often break CI and I have seen many tests which tests the structure of the code and not it's intent. For example, I have seen some tests where the product code is putting some element to a list and the test code checks if the element is present in the list. I can understand why people do it ( they are trying to improve "code coverage" ), however if tomorrow you refactor the code to not put that element in the list, but still accomplish the same thing, the test would break. Often, this breaks CI also and now you are sitting late at office trying to figure out what went wrong so you can push your change into the release. This is valuable time that could be spent on new features, fixing bugs or just going home and relaxing. End to end tests ( or integration tests ) are better since they are real user interactions.

If a test fails and it breaks CI, there should be a problem in the product. Move everything else to some "additional testing" bucket and not block developers.
The readme didn't specify the --release flag in the cargo run command, this should make a pretty big difference
Not just how many children the groups have, but also how many of those make it to healthy adulthood to reproduce themselves, etc.

"Smart people" have fewer children but they're more likely to be successful.
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So if you use a VPN or proxy, would it be more likely to cause the SMS check to trigger?
Calling somebody a pedophile is not even remotely in the same galaxy as hinting that somebody should take their stupid idea and shove it up their ass.
The Guardian did

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2018/jul/15/elon-musk...
I'm now waiting on bezos answer, he must compete.
Yes.

Calling someone a pedophile is what you do when you want to destroy someones life.

And I'll continue to believe Musk deserves the worst of all possible worlds until he makes a public apology, streamed live.

Zero tolerance cuts both ways.
a) Plenty of free content? I assume you won't ever be watching another feature film or television show. Free concerts do exist, but they are pretty few and far between (and highly financed via ads and commercial sponsors -- the stagehands and techs don't work for free).

b) Billboard analogy is invalid because you cannot "not see" a billboard. Of course you don't have to act upon it, and can try to ignore it, but the billboard did make an impression in your brain, like it or not. With ad-blocking, it never has the opportunity to make the impression.

>> lots of art that is created by people who like giving it away for free
c) doubt it, people sometimes HAVE to give their work away for free -- to get attention, publicity, an audience -- but they would almost always prefer to be paid.
I doubt any amount of damages he'd get would even slightly sting Musk, the worst Musk will get is the bad press about this but that's already happening. At least the guy might get some legal cleasing from the stain Musk put on him and a bit of cash in compensation. I hope he follows through because throwing about accusations like that is not on and kids, and some grown-ups, who look up to a man like Musk need to see that he has boundaries of acceptable conduct and he's stepped over them this time.
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This article got some interesting discussion on reddit, especially the threads from this comment:

https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/8yv842/reverse...
It's about Israelis killing scientists and engineers, hitting dangerously close to home on a technology first board.
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