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I remember meeting a guy at a compiler conference who ran his compiler business. He said 90% of compiler companies had one customer paying all the bills.
>For non-technical people, or people who just don't know much about this kind of thing, I would suggest just reviewing what the latest firmware version is, and updating if there are new versions.

I think you vastly overestimate how much technical knowledge non-technical people have. A huge swath of non-technical people that use computers won't even know which component the router is, let alone know how to log into the UI and check the firmware.
That's a bit like saying that Newton's gravity law doesn't explain why the planets move.

It's true that "because genetics" doesn't tell you why it happens, but it might be the deepest answer possible. We are servants to our genes.
Measuring is more important. Knowing "a is faster than b" without understanding why is more useful than guessing what should be faster based on assembly and getting it wrong because you don't perfectly understand how the CPU is actually executing your code.

Looking at assembly/byte code is interesting to understand what you could tweak, but again you need measurements to verify.
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Anything is possible at Zombocom.
They are trapped by their own creation and have dug themselves into such deep holes that listening to what they say is irrelevant. Its like listening to an alcohol or tobacco exec talking about values.

The empire expansion and defense phase is done. Now we wait for their best people to leave, for the mediocre to take over catalysing more and more Trump, Brexit style events until people have had enough.
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> NYC has 8.5 million people who probably average 50+ flights a day in elevators

This is hard to believe
I view having the developer skills as more of a prereq for the job and not really a bonus, but that's just my inexperienced opinion. All I know is that I'd be plenty happy with $150k working remotely, I'm currently making about half that as a full stack dev remotely.

The incentive for me would be that I'd vastly prefer a security job over making CRUD web apps all day. So I'd take the job even at a pay loss.
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If you want a solution, don't develop your own. Industrial robots can be purchased on Ebay for <10k that have already had the certification and engineering done. Then you just need to do the easier job of engineering your specific task, versus an entire robot + your task.
I have the same question about major and minor keys. It's pretty easy to play something somber in C-major, and something happy in A-minor... This is opposite to the conventional wisdom about keys, and I think it's a cultural thing.

When you play them right on top of each other, the three notes which are a half step lower do seem to sound sadder in comparison, but I think that says more about descending vs ascending tones rather than the key itself.
The fluids also contain various electrolytes, i.e. metal cations. But still nowhere close to those trees.
Tangent thread:

Any alt recommendation for Flask+Connexion?
And it gets better:

... Almost every year there’s been some sort of party because I’ve got another award. That’s much more fun.”

So any idea how not to win the Nobel prize? :)
"top" for python programs. Thats pretty awesome - not sure if this has existed in other traces, but the output is great.
Yes but why does some music elicit dopamine and some does not? If I just play random notes for you, even if I do it with some sense of rhythm, will your body still produce dopamine?
In how many cases are you certain that the "optimized version" is actually better without measuring? People tend to carry a lot of ideas about what should be faster that don't necessarily hold in practice.
I’m achieving so much success!
Back in the 90's Borland seemed to have no match for developer tools, then their management went astray.

And to be honest I never understood the complaint about lack of quality of their documentation vs what Microsoft, Zortech, Watcom, Nantucket and others used to have on those days.

Currently JetBrains is segmenting their products, for example native code languages are only supported in Clion/AppCode, even if you buy Ultimate, one needs to buy two IDEs from them to debug Kotlin/Native.

So lets see how long their management keeps on the right track.

Personally I don't care, because my experience with Borland has made me only use IDEs that are produced from the same companies as the OS SDKs that I use.
To play devil's advocate - if you are not selling SaaS, then your infrastructure/uptime becomes much less crucial to the health of your business. A lot of the impetus for Devops seems to go out the window for a non-SaaS product.
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No wonder cat-on-Roomba videos are so popular. The Roomba's goals are so aligned with the cat's that the cat goes "Let us join forces, brother."
Actually, Star Trek Discovery does not air on CBS in the US. It is exclusive to their streaming program.
Also Italy has a (recent) history of prosecuting scientists who attempt to give their opinion (even if it isn't listened to). If I was an Italian scientist I would stay far away from predicting anything to or for the government.

http://www.sciencemag.org/news/2015/02/why-italian-earthquak...
For the ACA Marketplace, the requirements for enrolling as an individual are something like you just can't be eligible for health insurance by an employer's rules with some caveats that you could apply for an appeal to enroll if your employer does not offer a plan that meets the Minimum Essential Coverage requirements based on benefits and affordability. Being self-employed, whether that is a straight passthrough entity such as your own identity as a sole proprietorship or LLC, or some more exotic structuring isn't really the issue.

In fact, this could work even if you're a W2 employee who is not granted eligibility for health insurance coverage such as places with very draconian eligibility waiting periods or because you decided to work several part time jobs under the legal hourly limits before employers are required to provide health benefits. You wouldn't be able to use the Self-Employed Health Insurance Deduction, but you'll still be eligible for the Premium Tax Credit as long as you meet a list of requirements including MAGI in a certain range.

The appeal of being a 1099 is that it's far easier to finely control your MAGI, be it for this ACA PTC or any other type of subsidy/credit/benefit that is tied specifically to MAGI/AGI and can thus be gamed into legally but artificially giving you income status as being near poverty levels.

Of course, this is only really relevant for youngish people who are in an accumulation phase way before retirement and have frugal enough annual expenditures that you can sock away the vast majority of your income in tax-deferred accounts and still survive or have family that provide financial support anyways. There are also tradeoffs to consider in deducting traditional pre-tax contributions to retirement plans rather than Roth, but if you are in the situation that this scheme seems appealing for consideration, then there is a very good chance that you have somewhat unstable income streams, prefer your own working pace, or would even like to take breaks to go back to school/self-study/bootstrap_a_startup/whatever, that you could always smooth that out in future years by converting pre-tax to post-tax during times of relative famine. And if you're the type looking for early retirement going full throttle in your 20s/30s, it makes much more sense to defer taxes rather than pay upfront in Roth given your upcoming break/slowdown from the workforce.

Of course, I'm not your tax attorney, so please read the various rules and regulations and figure applicability for yourself. :)

For starters see:

Pub 974: Self-Employed Health Insurance Deduction and PTC
https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/p974.pdf

Form 8962: Premium Tax Credit
https://www.irs.gov/forms-pubs/about-form-8962
DEET (a repellent) is not DDT (a poison). Use Icaridin/Picaridin or Oil of Lemon Eucalyptus (not Lemon Eucalyptus Oil) if you don't want to use DEET. All three are commonly available in the US, demonstrated to be highly effective, and recommended by the CDC: https://www.cdc.gov/zika/prevention/prevent-mosquito-bites.h...
Thanks for posting your favourite email leak - it made my day. I would imagine it'd be hard for a group of middle-aged adults trying to modernize Spiderman by observing their children's day-to-day activities. Conversely, I really liked how Marvel included vlogging as a narrative form, which added a good amount of humour and relatability for modern youth.
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If everyone complaining about GIMP in this thread (and most clearly spend a lot of time using it, myself included) donated $20 or an hour of their time to GIMP, that'd be another $2k or ~100+ hours of time donated (as of this moment) to help make it better.

I have to run to work, so I just donated $20.

https://www.gimp.org/donating/
Did none of them read World War Z? Might be a good idea to see what happens when doomsday occurs with respect to secure compounds.
I want a lighted camera on the inside to see what it's vacuumed up!
> it's funny to me that the same ideas are masked behind hoighty-toighty music theory terminology that is used almost exclusively in reference to...music that was composed hundreds of years ago.

I'm just coming up to speed on music theory, but my impression so far is that it's reactive, not proactive. We already have music that we like; music theory is about trying to tear it down, identify why we like it, establish base principles that can be used to guide composition, and then use those to create something new. Fairly recently, this had led to "generative music".

I'm finding music theory to be useful to build a more accurate mental model of the instruments I'm playing, which I believe will eventually improve my ability to improvise and play by ear. I think that people who are musical prodigies have an intuitive understanding of those things, but I'm having to build my own understanding explicitly.
The last open source release was in 2009, and I recall there being some weirdness with the code being open, but the icons other resources weren't. There where a couple of forks around years ago, but non of them went anywhere.
little more 'go' than that, using go generate and the template package. There are also other generators that can generate a 'Stringer' for any type, etc.
Thanks for the link, as well as the quote!

Now watch people fall over each other to defend Nazi-themed dog gifs.
Sorry, when I initially read your comment I simply interpreted that to be referencing the draft, e.g. conscription.
Automatically convert formulae to code
IMHO not more or less unlikely, simply impossible.
Any tips to share on debugging python in a docker container using vscode?

I've tried their instructions for ptvsd before and after this update but still haven't been able to use the debugger with docker.
Thank you, I will take a look, it looks interesting and seems to be getting positive reviews from photographers.
By mass, Indian food is mostly grains and pulses (Rice, wheat, and split peas).
Neo4j has datetime types, spatial point type, int, float, etc.

See https://neo4j.com/docs/developer-manual/current/drivers/cyph...
It was deliberately built without redundancy, because they thought they could achieve perfection

For some reason this reminds me of the Twitter conversation when it was discovered that T-Mobile Austria was storing passwords in plain text: "What if you get pwned?" "What if this doesn't happen because our security is amazingly good?"

Yeah, right up to the point that it isn't "amazingly good". Or one of the stays on your bridge suffers a catastrophe.
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> You added [...]

I did not, I just reported the numbers given at the bottom of benaadams' linked page.
Not only does he have a penchant for finding geometric analogues for mathematical ideas that are neat and beautiful, his animations clarify and increase my understanding of those concepts.
I got hired by one of the freelancers in my company. I worked with him, did a really good job, didn't give up. That's basically how I get referrals for almost all my clients. Just work really hard and stick to your word.
> Intellij IDEs are really fast

Not on my Core Duo without turning lots of plugins off.

Eclipse and VS 2017 still manage to outperform it, without disabling anything.

And that continuous indexing that we cannot disable. :(
Have you tried Pinta?

https://pinta-project.com/pintaproject/pinta/
Well, you are going with a completely different question than the one I got. And rereading the GP, I don't know which is correct, so, well maybe.
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Anyone tested Tor in China recently? Back when I was making regular business trips there, I not only tested and reported bugs, but I shared it with many locals who were interested in what an open Internet experience was like. (Sadly, wanting facebook access as the #1 reason, a reliable gmail/google was #2)

Over the years I watched a fascinating arms race unfold. From it working out of the box, to needing a bridge, then obfs, obfs2, obfs3, obfs4... On my last trip, even obfs4 wasn't working.
Do Nobel-caliber work, and die before the award is given.

There have been so many great potential laureates who have gone unrecognized by society at large because entropy caught up to them before the Nobel committee got around to them.

Those who immediately come to mind: Debbie Jin and Ron Drever.
Is lying to a room full of liars still a lie? No one gives a shit about this stuff. If anyone cared about being honest we wouldn't allow companies like Facebook to lobby congress. But it's ok, they've only spent around $7 million this year on lobbyists if the data at opensecrets.org is correct: https://www.opensecrets.org/lobby/clientsum.php?id=D00003356...
This is why Robert Johnson should have stayed away from Adobe formats in his contract negotiations.
VSCode is a programmable editor with IDE-ish features (lots of them, and getting more). Intellij IDEA is an IDE behemoth. They'll overlap quite a bit, I doubt VSCode is going to be the IDE IDEA is anytime soon, if ever just as IDEA is probably never going to be something you fire up to edit a small python script or lets you hack in support for some obscure build system or error format parsing in 20 minutes.

That's mostly it. PyCharm is easily going to squish VSCode at the features you listed.
a16z has an article I read and liked recently: https://a16z.com/2017/05/26/hiring-sales-why-what/

Content tagged with sales: https://a16z.com/tag/sales/
Ah... copypasta ho.

code --install-extension batisteo.vscode-django

code --install-extension bibhasdn.django-html

code --install-extension Compulim.compulim-vscode-closetag

code --install-extension donjayamanne.jupyter

code --install-extension donjayamanne.python-extension-pack

code --install-extension DotJoshJohnson.xml

code --install-extension ecmel.vscode-html-css

code --install-extension formulahendry.code-runner

code --install-extension formulahendry.terminal

code --install-extension ginfuru.ginfuru-better-solarized-dark-theme

code --install-extension Gruntfuggly.global-config

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code --install-extension himanoa.Python-autopep8

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code --install-extension humao.rest-client

code --install-extension magicstack.MagicPython

code --install-extension mauve.terraform

code --install-extension ms-python.python

code --install-extension PeterJausovec.vscode-docker

code --install-extension tushortz.python-extended-snippets

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And Facebook doesn't have much beyond monetary incentives at this point. There is clearly no 'greater good' they are striving for and any interesting scaling technical work can be found at any of the other big tech companies.
My husband was fighting cancer and it almost crucified us, I needed my credit cleaned so I can get a place to live with my family. I had repos, late payments, bankruptcy, judgments was filed and I needed someone to help me without scamming me because it was my family I wanted the housing for. I decided to narrow my search to a trusted credit site (redit and trulia), luckily for me, I found several good reviews on TROJAN a trusted credit repair specialist. I contacted him on; TROJAN@WRITEME.COM, +1 912 388 3132 and after discussing the process, we got started. He raised my score, posted good tradelines on my report, and deleted the bankruptcy and the judgments. All late payments appeared as on time payment and he effected the changes across all 3 credit bureaus. He is the best amongst his kind.
$20/hr for knows-wtf-they're-doing programmer time?
Is there any way to import or convert a Sublime Text 3 colour scheme?

It's stupid, but I'm so used to my customised colour scheme it really makes it hard to use anything else... and I'm comfortable enough with ST3 I can't be bothered spending time recreating the scheme from scratch
perhaps some kind of solar pairwise sintering?
A malloc implementation is free to divvy up a page in
order to service several allocations

But like the hardware won't enforce that. So yeah you can malloc 50bytes, but the hardware is just going to assume there is a 4096 based page behind it. Because what memory can/cannot be written/read too is controlled by mmap -> linux -> hardware MMU.

So when ever `malloc` gives you 50bytes without allocating an entire page it's just lying to you and giving you a pointer offset from another allocation. This isn't strictly being enforced by anything. There is zero contract that enforces what memory you can/cannot use.
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I know what compilers do and might not do to code, so they're not the issue. I'm not talking about a x ^= y ^= z here, I'm taking about alternate algorithms and data representations.
if you start needing a tool to manage your tools, something is wrong.
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And the Interior Minister says that the EU is to blame because it doesn't allow them to invest in infrastructure.

When the EU encourages investments in infrastructure.

Go figure.
It's no different from Microsoft Word. 90% of Word's use could be fulfilled by WordPad. I would expect that fewer than 10% of users use 90% of Word's functionality.
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He's making this sweeping generalization about evolution by conveniently disregarding half of the population. Sounds like he's pre-disposed to believe his own conclusions that he thinks scientifically justify his own repulsive feelings, and wants to disregard the half of the evidence that contradicts his theory.
> the same feeling as something very real like the feeling of seeing the New York skyline for the first time

I think that feeling is highly variable depending on the person. I remember the feeling I had the first time I drove over the bridge on I-40 into Memphis as an adult - the industry along the Mississippi River was awe-inspiring to me. Ugly, sure, but it also represented a huge amount of human accomplishment; it took thousands of years of learning, engineering, building, and improving to build those petroleum tanks and the infrastructure that they support (and that supports them).

Seeing the NYC skyline for the first time made me really anxious, almost to the point of anger. So many people in such a small area, living and working together packed so tightly. All I wanted to do was finish what I had to do there and leave as quickly as possible.

Out of curiosity - have you ever seen the Milky Way from a truly dark location with no light pollution? I think that probably inspires a very similar feeling that you've described.
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Google's main goal is to make money. Some of their employees didn't like this and make a fuss about it, then people noticed and felt the same way. Google noticed that people were upset with what they were doing, and they know that negative public perception can mean making less money, so they stopped.

How is that mental gymnastics? And if Google doesn't exist to make money, why did they get into the military AI business in the first place?
I loved the article, but what I really want to apploaud is how well your typography, design, and varying fonts, quotes, setence lengths, etc. make it engaging and readable. So well done!
$20/hr for doesn't-know-GIMP's-architecture-but-submits-a-possibly-useful-patch-anyway time.

If $20 sounds too low, feel free to pitch in more. I'm a physics postdoc, not a software dev.
One might reasonably think there should be mandates to be ethical, moral, etc. Society at large does not benefit from allowing companies to act as amoral predators. Which is what you describe above.
My husband was fighting cancer and it almost crucified us, I needed my credit cleaned so I can get a place to live with my family. I had repos, late payments, bankruptcy, judgments was filed and I needed someone to help me without scamming me because it was my family I wanted the housing for. I decided to narrow my search to a trusted credit site (redit and trulia), luckily for me, I found several good reviews on TROJAN a trusted credit repair specialist. I contacted him on; TROJAN at WRITEME dot COM, +1 912 388 3132 and after discussing the process, we got started. He raised my score, posted good tradelines on my report, and deleted the bankruptcy and the judgments. All late payments appeared as on time payment and he effected the changes across all 3 credit bureaus. He is the best amongst his kind.
It has been the case in all the companies I’ve heard about from peers as well, which includes several of the “big four” tech companies, prominent startups, finance companies, etc.

It sounds like your working experience has been wildly unrepresentative of the reality of modern corporations.
Yes [1]. I haven't taken a Udacity course in quite a while, but at the time all of their videos were hosted on Youtube, so you should be able to find a lot of their courses just on Youtube. For the homework, I remember there was an include file that they didn't provide the source code for, but a Google search turned up a version someone wrote for using it locally. Usually it's pretty obvious when you've solved the problem and have the correct code, but to make absolutely sure, you have to upload your code to their server for verification. But you can take the whole class without ever visiting Udacity.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8cLXVG2Q6D4&list=PLAwxTw4SYa...
The signal from the first pulsar she discovered was later famously plotted as a stacked graph and ultimately became the cover to Joy Division's "Unknown Pleasures"

https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/sa-visual/pop-culture-p...
One thing that's nice about the Windows store is you sometimes get more licenses to install it on multiple PCs than you would if you bought the program directly from the developer. I know photoshop elements is like that. In general, I have bought most of the software I use on windows through the MS store if it's available there. But, generally it isn't.