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If you are developing with docker, you should use mac or linux anyway. Windows is for Office tools and watching movies.
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That's a recipe for convoluted code with no benefit. It's what we call premature optimization.
Thanks!

Regarding the 90-day window, you are spot on. I never realized that until now. I made a mistake with the month, it should have been July 25 not June 25, so it came out after 60 days, not 90 days as I intended.

That's evidence #1236577 that I have no clue at all!
They don't mean the Google Titan security key but rather the one that's offered to you when signing up to their advanced protection program.

People in the UK are sent directly to a chinese online store which means at that point Google has no control over anything anymore.
Looks like I didn't catch on to that either; I have no knowledge of this, or any other Nike ad campaign.
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Not that difficult: I use Cython because it's incomparably faster than Python, and anything Pythony I don't like, I can write in C-style, and vice versa.
I had a roomba, but the combination of constant brush maintenance, hair cutting and emptying made it a pain in the ass. Not to mention how it totally ate wires on the floor. The time it saved was taken up by different things. And it did a relatively bad job compared to a human

A dyson handheld does a better job cleaning under your bed, and you can clean the couches fairly easily with it.

Your $1000 is better spent on a miele canister and a dyson v7.
What do you mean by "normal"?
No, the government has already spent it on current retirees as you pay.
The environment back home is so fud up, that , whole family working 12 hours a day seems like real stress reliever. My uncle who went USA and doing the motel thing, used to have business in India. i.e. they were well to do also in India and went there not for more money but lifestyle and education opportunities that India can not provide.
Typically this is a concern only for server side rendered and dynamic pages.

When you render on the client you don't have these kind of issues (only pros).

When pages are fully static (e.g. a landing page) you can configure your server (or proxy) to also send the right headers so that even the HTML is cached.

In the case of dynamic SSR pages instead you lose caching but that's not an issue imho. You should optimize for initial rendering and delivery a small amount of CSS (critical CSS) is a recognized best practice. Again gzipped the HTML is fine dss-lang.com's heaviest page is 6kb.

> It's a deal breaker for me because my designer doesn't know Elixir. You act like toggling "some state" within an application is trivial. Maybe it is to you or me but it might not be to one of your team members who is only concerned with the CSS. I don't know what you mean by "won't scale". We're talking about changing styles in the browser. This is a developer workflow issue, not a technical issue.

As I said you can add readable class names and can tweak styles in the browser and then copy/paste to the .css file. I am also going to add source maps support.

If designers are authoring production or dev styles they should be able to control simple states like that (the same way they should be able to add a css class to an html element in your templates).

An escape hatch could be introducing a `:global` pseudo class like in css modules - it'd allow to add the dev and prod classes you are talking about but it would break deterministic styles resolution (unless everything is wrapped with one or the other).

> Not true. There's another way to achieve that: good CSS.

Define "good". Even if you have a reasonable definition, experience has taught me that it is very hard to do so (specially when you work in teams) see this thread: https://twitter.com/giuseppegurgone/status/10285952078251868...
This was also explored in a short from Robot Film Festival 2018 [0], though the recursion wasn't so deep.

[0] Everything is Okay, https://vimeo.com/227801697
Also owner of a Roborock S50, can confirm, bang for the buck is much better than with Roombas. My only gripe is indeed that the maps are not persistent. In fact it's even more absurd, they are persistent in the sense that you can see previous maps, they are stored, but it doesn't take them into account to optimize the next cleaning session and, more importantly, you cannot use them for the ever useful zoned cleaning function. Why? It seems that all the components needed are already there, and looks like it should be a trivial software update to enable this.

Anyway, an amazing vacuum and absolutely great for the price.
The product itself used to be my #1 priority when searching for a developer job. Dating apps? No thanks. Smart doorbells? Yeah ok...

But then that changed when I brought on a senior engineer on my team that was worse than mediocre. I can't do anything about it because he plays office politics better than he can write code.

Because of this experience, my number one priority with my job hunt is finding a small, talented team to work with. Compensation and the product itself fight for second place.

It's advice I don't think most people have the privilege of exercising, there are bills to pay, but you really ought to not work with anyone you can't invision yourself working with for the rest of your life (or maybe a decade or two at the least).
Won't the "link tax" simply result in new services publishing an open licence, similar to GNU?

It does seem like an open goal for the likes of Google, Facebook and Twitter, as I can't see news sites wanting to risk losing vast amounts of their traffic, however I can't see why they would want to manage potential hundreds of licences with small publishers and aggregators.
While I agree that comment would be very helpful given the code, It would be much better to rewrite the code so it didn't have to know about those three nodes at all. For example by collecting them into a single element which could be removed in a single operation. The comment here is just a bandaid for code which is much more complex than it needed to be.
What feature have they ever added back?
The point is that many cities did not fund their pension funds to the levels required.

Further, as cities employees (often unions) negotiated better payments and a lower retirement age - because, it's all later! - the gap got bigger and bigger.
Why do smokers don't like this?But the effect is very good. What is the problem?
In case downvotes on the above confuse others, the comment Animats made is disrespectful but they are not some random Internet commentor, and in Jobsian fashion, disrespect is cool so long as you can back it up (and John Nagle can back it up).
You are the mean of the 5 people you spend the most time with. So always try to surround yourself with people you can learn from, especially in the first years of your career.
I personally find that the best growth comes from people that challenge you and make you challenge yourself.
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To add some more practical advice, I would search for employers that have good internship programs. I think it's ideal to learn from both students/new grads and senior engineers with proven experience. The most enjoyable learning experience I had on the job was when I had a recent CS grad on my team.
Didn't Mark Zuckerberg originally want Facebook to become an online dating platform when he started it?
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First let me point out that i am amazed by the PDF/JS thing.

What grinds my gears is that the game is broken. Lives go negative, boundary check only checks for zero.. such stuff.
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> Why not?

Because that's undermining the will of the people. Like it or not, per today, Trump was legitimately and fairly elected. This very well might change in the future, but as of now, we have to assume his presidency is legitimate, no matter how vile or incompetent he is.
I trust Fastmail because I pay Fastmail to provide a secure mail service.

I also have a gmail account. Google is upfront about stating they read my email through gmail. Many times I’ve seen Google use dark UI patterns to hide their tracking and snooping. E.g. location tracking on Android or the way they ignore thr Do Not Track header.

Even though they might not sell data directly, they are insistent on gathering it for their own hidden interests.

I don’t trust Google.
Always strive to be the stupidest person in the room, despite being as smart as you can be - as long as the people you interact with don't make you feel bad (either because they are being a-holes, or because the difference in knowledge/experience/attitude is too big to be useful).

I've had the fortune to be in that position for a very long time, and I wouldn't do it any other way. Many people / teachers / mentors don't know the limits of their knowledge, regardless of how well meaning they are (and some aren't). Intellectually aim the highest you can afford to. Luck has a lot to do with it, but you can (and should) help luck.

That's true about your career, but also about other stuff like sports, music, or any other hobby.
The point about transaction fees sound tru-ish...but do you have any evidence to support any of the above?
Patel here, Patel as a community has farming background, and usually are quite industrious people, and so are generally in the middle or upper middle class in India also. Most who are coming to USA already have good amount of money or somehow have access to it, but they do not have first world skill for high tech job or business, so for doing business, this is the only option, or grocery store or petrol pumps.
And now I feel old. Menus in a terminal? Videos explaining a terminal emulator? Migration guide from arbitrary terminal emulators configs? Get off my lawn! Kids these days, never having had to compile their own xterm and then seeing the light of our holy lord and saviour rxvt, and its endless man pages.

There's a huge configuration doc[1], and the homepage already does a very good job of introducing you to its features. You have to read that, yeah, but maybe you can get a screen reader to read it for you. Dunno.

[1] https://sw.kovidgoyal.net/kitty/conf.html
I prefer alacritty because it's less bloated. I always use dvtm
Yes, it's interesting how much difference the data about data management can make in people's engagement with the platform.
Forth is great. It takes both DRY and JIT abstraction to the extreme. Developing software is creating a DSL with a custom vocabulary for the problem space being solved.
This project gives me I have a solution please give me a problem feeling. I remember looking into yacc a while ago, for some reason but I can't really remember doing why. Might've been for a configuration type of deal, but nowadays I just use json for that because it intersects other areas of the code and therefore saves time.
Please forgive my ignorance: what do these terminal emulators do better than a basic terminal application, such as Terminal.app? My work with terminal is quite basic, I edit a few files, execute a few commands and sometimes cURL something. Terminal.app has some basic colors, has tabs, and works out of box without any visible performance issues for basic usage. What improvements would these emulators bring to my daily life?
It also breaks the "tap the notification bar to scroll to the top" functionality on mobile Safari, it's infuriating.
The tools you use should work for you and they need to complement one another. Most tools can be used together by integrations and that's really cool sometimes.

But the main point should be to reduce the number of tools. They are a lot of great tools but they mostly focus on one area. But there are other tools, like our own https://zenkit.com/ , which combines several other tools to give you one place to work in.
You can't actually impeach Trump from being incompetent. The people voted him in, and unless Trump is found to have commited a crime in winning the presidency, there really isn't anything that can be done by White House employees.
Sort of, I think. More like Tinder than AOL.
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>Windows is for Office tools and watching movies.

And how do you suggest I run Visual Studio and WPF applications on mac or linux?
I believe that An Post built a similar system many moons ago, and they should presumably be more amenable to open-sourcing.

The handling of the whole Eircode thing makes my blood boil, to be honest.
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I guess one could think of that as a false dichotomy. I’m not sure you can necessarily cleanly separate these two things.
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So if you were starving to death, you wouldn't consider stealing some food to survive, but would hold firm to your principle "Poverty is not justification to excuse bad or illegal behavior"..and die? No. It sounds like the principle of someone who's never been near poverty.

In this world, being rich is more often the justification, if any were asked for, of bad and illegal behaviour, and on a grand scale.
tldr; In this case AMP != Apache + MySql + PHP
Ordering is categorizing organized into a vertical grid.
Communication is about 80% of the battle. We were previously working on some cool technology but having since been on the commercial side of things, I do see the lens that VCs see. Many shiny objects - explain what makes you a winner in layman terms.

It’s been helpful to get someone non-tech to vet our messaging somewhat.
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It seems a full day has passed since you've posted the message. I've just checked the store and it's still served through a plain old unsecure HTTP connection.

It seems you were told to get lost.
The solution to coding and working out is planning.

Draw up a product roadmap and get the units of work down to ~1hrs work that you should be able to see a change at the end. Do the design down to little atomic units. Likewise, plan sets in the gym.

This also gives you excellent practice for managing a project.
Well I didn't read it as disrespectful, and that's my explanation of the downvotes (which doesn't have any value and that I only offer as a counterpoint here). I have no idea who that poster is, I don't care, and that shouldn't be a factor when considering rudeness tbh. As long as you can back up your reasonable claims and don't attack the person behind the keyboard, what's disrespectful ?

Or is arguing considered rude now ?
What do you mean? I agree that dictionaries are ordered and not categorized, but do dictionaries claim to be sorted?
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This, minus the kids. As much as I hate vaccuuming I'd love to have a roomba, but the hassle of roomba proofing the house is way too great. I live in a rather farmlike environment so the dirt in my house can range from the tiniest dust particles to anything the cats will drag inside. I would not like to have the roomba smearing around parts of a dead bird all over, I also have rather high doorsteps and I don't feel like having those roomba ramps all over my house. So at the moment, the obstacles of having a roomba are much greater than just wipping out the good old vaccuum cleaner and use 45 minutes of that day to clean on my own.
Please don't start flamewars.
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So?

- What language do they speak?

- What cultural nuances are they bringing to their films? Local food, local culture?

99% of US films have little to do with international perspectives, much less with local cultures.

A black man eating a Big Mac is a person eating a Big Mac, no matter how black he is.
Google is so damn bad on UX. An excellent example of interaction of unlimited ressources and priorities.
It's unlikely. Many companies handle this sort of thing every day and don't deny the issue, just delay confirmation. It's more likely that someone within Docker decided that they didn't believe the report, but didn't bother to investigate properly before responding.
It is said that "if a discipline has science in the name it usually isn't", so AI at least passes that post. :)

AI is a generic terms covering a whole spectrum of things, from 'model based philosophy' to 'advanced engineering'.

You have practitioners coming to it because they want to experimentally probe computational models to gain insights into complex systems in biology/sociology/psychology etc.

Then you have a whole different batch that flocks to it because they want to engineer better practical algorithms for heuristic search, adaptive control systems, high dimensional optimization etc

In most universities it sprang from and is embedded in the Computer Science department, which in turn was often birthed in the science&mathematics faculty (I have heard but could not verify that this was not always the case and that in some places CS was part of the theology faculty because they happened to have the first electronic computer).

Personally, being of the former type (AI for understanding systems), I'd say it fits more in the science department than computer science ever did, but the latter form (AI as advanced algorithms in CS) would certainly fit better in the engineering faculty together with the bulk of computer 'science'.
I personally quite liked Java: The Complete Reference by Herbert Schildt – as the name suggests, it covers most of the topics relevant to Java developers, including some outdated ones.

Head First Java by Kathy Sierra is also a decent introduction to the language, though much more limited and outdated.

Oracle also has on-line Java tutorial which I regularly visit during development. However the content is more scattered than in a book.
Found it: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Facebook#FaceMash
No, it's called saving effort, because the situation requires determining whether the optimization is worth it anyway. Convoluted architecture is a problem, not some code that's an O(1) rewrite away from being simplified.
Considering Safari only exists for about 15 years, and the site is older than that, I think it does a very reasonable suggestion.
Well, I read recently that most of the plastic in the seas is from dumped fishing nets. Not so high-tech. That's from humans not wanting to stop/not knowing/caring? about eating fish and other sea animals.
Alacritty seems far more popular (partly because it is written in Rust) though it is only some months older. But, beyond being GPU-based, it offers nothing more over other terminals. (Actually it offers less being as slim featurewise as st.) For Kitty you can even ignore GPU rendering and still have some good stuff.
And yet, by and large, those same people fail to ask that same question in respect of grown-up persons and seem to have little hesitation in posting pictures of /them/ to social media where the pictures will also "never" go away.

Seems to me it would only be respectful to /ask first/ whether the people in some party snap are all OK with having their image posted somewhere, tagged and identified and sucked into somebody's gigantic social graph database, but this is clearly not the norm.
Waiting for Apple to introduce a 'show originals rather than AMP' default into iOS Safari.
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Yeah, default subs and the unfiltered reddit front page is awful. Just subscribe to things you really want to hear/talk about, block users who harsh your mellow and you should be fine.
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I'm aware of who Animats is but the OP is also a Princeton Professor of CS. Given that Animats has so much reputation on here, I'd hope he would be more likely to be civil and uphold the guidelines.
That should be easy to test, given that cloudflare hosts a top-level AMP cache. Just check if a cloudflare-cached website gets the bolt.
>Have you come to that conclusion yourself?

Yes, I should have been more clear that this is just my opinions/speculation.
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But the embedding matrix will not be stored contiguously, which has benefits, especially when frequent words are stored together (which happens in some implementations, because they sort the vocabulary by frequency), due to page-granularity of mapping, etc. Also, in this particular implementation:

By default, LMDB Embeddings uses pickle to serialize the vectors to bytes (optimized and pickled with the highest available protocol). However, it is very easy to use an alternative approach such as msgpack

So, they use serialization/deserialization.
Since time is 1D while space may have more dimensions, initial values are connected to ODEs while boundary ones with PDEs. Their behavior is quite different.
Not disclosing in release change logs potentially increase the chance of people being affected.

If I see a changelog with XSS fixed I will update a product straight away, if I don't - I might leave it a week or two until I have time.
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Because these concepts are older than Scala and both languages inspired from the same sources?
Toys and rugs are no match for our Neato, but it eats cables and unfortunately scratches the wooden floor with the metal plated contacts. So it is not possible to leave it on automated schedule. Every time the room must be cleared of cables.
There was a bit about a ferocious sea weed-eating shark on one Simpsons episode. Funny how these things turn out... :)
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I'll admit that I don't have much experience with generics, but can't we get done what we're trying to get done just by letting builtin operators get overloaded, then making an interface for those functions and using the interface? From what I've seen, it appears the main point is to let various types that can all get "+" applied to them get handled with one function. But defining the interface is the contract and the interface is any type that fulfills it, so...? What am I missing?
I live in India. 4G is dirt cheap here. I pay less than $6 for 3 months of data capped at 2GB/day.
..all those billions of them? Meanwhile in the rest of the world...everyone's on there. Tell them not to be so embarrassingly naïve and provincial, if they can.
Sounds like the Rick & Morty episode 'The Ricks must be crazy'
He's telling the OP to go and read up on various books with the implication that they haven't read anything on the topic. Where as from the twitter thread they clearly have read books on the topics mentioned (IBM and punch cards).

From the guidelines:

> Be civil. Don't say things you wouldn't say face-to-face.

I don't think the comment made by Animats meets this guideline.
I wonder what distinction you draw between privacy and security.