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€700 is certainly cheap compared to just about any US city but what are the tech salaries like? Even in small US markets a senior developer or architect can get the equivalent of €87-110k. If the highest paid devs are topping out at €65-70k that's an important point.
Oh, you feel how does time really fly reading that. How can so many changes happen in such a short amount of time ??

I traveled all around Europe, South East Asia and US/Canada only ~5 years ago with all my hard drives (and as such, a copy of all my pictures, documents, but some movies and music too), and most of the time, the fact that I carried 4 or 5 2.5"hard drives on me was just considered funny, once I explained that it was hard drives with work & personal stuff on it.
There is going to be no way to use it with just one. If someone figures out a solution they will be the hero of the decade.

To bad the replacement James Webb Space Telescope is not scheduled till March 20, 2021, 14 years past it's initial launch date of 2007.

It's initial budget was 1.6 billion and it will hit over 9.5 billion when it launches, if it launches. In 2011 Congress moved to cancel the whole thing. If the cost estimate exceeds the $8 billion cap Congress put in place in 2011, as is unavoidable, NASA will have to have the mission re-authorized by the legislature.

Fingers Crossed (My Nasa Photo of the Day Wall Paper isn't going to be so great for the next 3 years I am afraid)
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The poison is in the dose. A taser electrocutes you, in theory not with enough power to cause cardiac arrest. If I get a non-lethal shock I'm still being electrocuted.
I think I would agree, Montreal is the nicest city I've been in north america (perhaps with Ottawa) but the cold is definitely a deal breaker for me.
SVG's SMIL bites again (the bug used to write the exploit). This ancient animation system is incredibly hard to implement without security bugs due how GC interacts with the SVG SMIL DOM apis (animVal, baseVal, etc). SMIL is one of the reasons Chromium implemented C++ garbage collection.

With finite engineering resources, there's always a tradeoff between maintaining backwards compatibility and making forward progress. I think SMIL would be something better left behind.
It would also be helpful to use the spelling from Wikipedia: "low-code" vs. "low code" are very different in my mind.
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How does a Mack/Volvo truck rear-end an SUV such that it ends up under the trailer? Those locomotives don’t have much ground clearance...
As someone who travels a lot, I really couldn't see anything I liked in Vienna. Not sure what people see in this city.
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I'm appalled of the growing number of dead posts that I see lately. Since normal accounts apparently can't answer them, how do you think they will regulate themselves?
No population data but every single person I know in the 40-65 age range spends hours on whatsapp, annoying everyone younger with their forwards and bullshit morning wishes. Everyone keeps asking me to join telegram so that they can add me to these groups too large for whatsapp. And I'm too old to know anything about what the kids use these days.
Interestingly, that setting was turned OFF for me my default because I have uBlock Origin installed.
The justification for this always comes down to a sort of 'it's dangerous job and I have to protect myself'.

It's interesting to note, then, that police officer is not a dangerous job compared to, say, taxi driver.

It wouldn't surprise me if most deaths on the job for police were car accidents.

So this justification is truly moot. The public should know so as to shape further the opinion of officers.

Here's data from labor stats on deadly jobs:

https://www.bls.gov/news.release/pdf/cfoi.pdf

Those loggers put their lives on the line every day to bring us lumber!
That's exactly what his tax guy said he'd have to do. He couldn't avoid the tax unless he lived abroad or does business with unsavory types.
I remember when I was a kid in the late 80s my father used to badmouth the Soviet Union for its lack of civil liberties. He told me many examples (all of them out of his head), about how bad was the life of the citizens under the soviet state.

I cannot remember any story as horrendous as those that I read in the linked article.
I don't think it's all that bold. If earlier people had invented philosophy, then those are the people we'd be celebrating. The Greeks would have celebrated them.

Before the Greeks, there was this giant wall at which you had to stop, we call them 'mystery religions' because that's what they all had at the heart of them, this immense wonder about 'what it's all for', that they couldn't help but attribute to whatever god they had concocted up.

After the Greeks, humanity had tools to investigate that mystery rationally. Today we call those tools philosophy.

If you go look at the culture of the ancient Egyptians, long in the tooth by the time the Greeks came around, you don't see anything like Greek rationalism. Their thoughts are circular, their reasoning hung up around their mystery religion, never to escape it. The Egyptians had 5000 years to invent philosophy but they never did.
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So, he downloaded his data from Facebook... and uploaded it to Google. I don't know -- doesn't seem like anything has changed.
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Apart from anything else, if enough people believe it will happen, it will happen, that's for sure. Predictions easily become self-fulfilling prophecies. Which is why hope isn't a luxury that can be casually tossed overboard like that. It is essential.
This is fascinating. I didn't know the history. I now live in Saigon. I can vouch for the quality of the coffee beans here. I buy mine from a small farm near Da Lat, who I've personally met, and I drink a cup or two daily. I even spent a decent chunk of money on a proper burr conical grinder and I'm a huge fan of the aero press. =)
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Can you explain the morality of taxation in your perspective?

An entity with a gun says give me some of your money / labor or I will use violence or threat of violence to take it.

Individuals at the other end of the gun do what they can to reduce what they turn over to the entity with the gun.
It took over 2 years just to make the wave mirror.
Some of these feel pretty dated. For something a bit more recently updated, Hyper Island have quite a good toolbox of workshop exercises: https://toolbox.hyperisland.com/
Trying to guess the format of arbitrary pasted values is nuts, and I don't know how it has persisted for so long.

Another fun one is Excel truncating datetime values when you open a CSV. I love those bug reports where somebody tells me a report is incorrect and attaches the raw CSV, which is completely correct.
To clarify: The name BIOS was used for the very first PC, but there was no clear distinction made (or necessary) between firmware, boot protocol, interface, ...

When the old boot protocol needed a name, it got BIOS. This situation arose as reaction to the existence of the new UEFI boot protocol.

AFAIK, IO.sys/IBMBIO.COM was the interface used by DOS to the hardware (some kinde of HAL). Microsoft seemed to think every PC-clone vendor would implement its own firmware, and they would have to port IO.SYS for every platform. Happily, after I thinc Compaq reverse engineered the IBM BIOS, this turned out to be unnecesary: IO.sys was only ever implememented for BIOS.
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The decay date for the Hubble is 2030-2040 so we should possibly get another 12 to 22 years.
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But also by being later to the game, they have the benefit of seeing the scores of every other vehicle and ensuring they exceed in each dimension by some measurable quantity.

Not much different than "world's fastest" claims...just find the current fastest car and exceed it by something measurable.
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I've lived there for a while and there were a lot of deal breakers for me:

* security: you feel unsafe in most of the city, past a certain hour and you can't walk nor take the public transit (actually even during the day, the public transit is filled with crazy people). I could never take walks around my place when I was living there. A lot of poverty.

* no real life: there is the loop, but it's mostly offices and it dies down at night. Then there are a few single streets (wicker park, logan square, etc.) but they are rather small places where you can't really walk for a long time.

* the winter: it's freaking cold
Just my personal observations. I thought we were talking about use of chat apps in India so of course it makes sense for me to talk local. Another personal observation; the tibetan community in india uses wechat, snapchat is very popular among the youth, so is instagram. FB is for old people. The important thing to take away from the article was that
"India is divided into three consumer segments: the first 100 million, mainly the urban or affluent Indians and are the main targets of indulgent e-commerce brands; the second 100 million classified as the aspiring class; and the last a little over a billion — three segments he calls the splurgers, strivers and survivors."
and wechat appealed to none
Dell XPS 15. Now 2 generations old but it's still faster than me. Be nice to have more than 16gb RAM but hey-ho.
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You are, in turn, oversimplifying what I am saying. 'Language matters' might be closer to what I should have said and in that sense I oversimplified my own words.

This 'article' explains the trivial task of keeping track of todos and separating main and sub tasks. Something that I most people know how to do. 'Centralising' what we do around the written word is what separates us from animals and you find it everywhere.

I find coming up with a name with the word 'driven' in it for such a common thing somewhat grandiose. That is my critique.
AIUI the Turkish military acts as a safety valve when the government gets more Authoritarian/Islamic; the military step in and a democratic, secular status quo is returned. Is that not the case?

Certainly the couple of military coups there I know of seemed to rapidly result in establishing a strongly democratic constitution and a group of representatives to whom the assumed power could be handed over to.
The priority is quite high, given that you can go to jail for hitting a pedestrian
For depth and breadth, I don't think Håkan Kjellerstrand can be beat. (hakank.org) The downside is, you have to do a lot of reading to figure out what's going on. The upshot is, it's all in one place. I don't know that there's any great introductory material that will give you a brief comparison between systems -- it may be that solving constraint satisfaction problems is just really hard, and there's no summary that can do it justice.
Thanks for the feedback and kudos!

Alan is definitely related to model driven engineering. It's a different take on what a model can specify, and models drive everything we do.

https://www.m-industries.com has some testimonials. We can't share those particular data models, but if you're really interested get on the forum and we can dig into some of those areas.

External systems can be interfaced with using our bridge application that can work with relational databases. We have tooling to rapidly build custom connectors using our interface specification language. One area that Alan shows it's still early days is that we don't have a shelf full of ready made connectors.

Our stack is all home grown. We run on a tiny custom built Linux distro. The graph database is also in house. There wasn't anything out there that fit our needs (like being 100% push/subscription based). Luckily Alan also helps keep our line count pretty low throughout the stack.
St. Louis, Missouri. You have a two top schools, WashU and SLU, along with several other strong colleges. The city has become the Chess capital of the US. And you can buy a house for $450K in a walkable neighborhood that would cost well over $1M anywhere else in the US. A very underrated city.
Golden Visa is irrelevant for me. Trust me, I checked the prices in Lisbon for some time. What do you consider "outskirts" of Lisbon? Sentubal?
>> "If you publish misleading/inaccurate articles consistently, then people will ignore you."

I can't find it now, but someone made a site to score opinion piece writers and see how many were right. Few were, but they still had jobs. You give people too much credit.
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This is equivalent to Farmers banning the word "hoe". This just strikes me as kind of silly. I forwarded this to an African-American friend who works with Python a lot. His response was "Lol, why?"
That won't sufficiently discourage folks who want to do potentially-illegal stuff from doing so - it will let you defend yourself in case of a legal incident, but the cost (in time, money, and happiness) of having to deal with a legal incident at all is pretty significant. It seems better to me to try to limit your users to people you believe are unlikely to trigger a legal incident, unless you're at the point where you can hire someone to deal with it for you.
This is pretty great actually. I see that ads are none of your points: does Wayback Machine either avoid them totally or is it a negligible amount?
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>When you give away cars for a loss, its easy.

That's quite an illogical statement.

1) If they were giving it away, that would be normal to make a loss. Giving away has to be free, isn't it?

2) If that was easy, why aren't the profitable cars not safer? Tesla has far less money to spend (and to profit, in your view) on the Model 3 than their competitors. Also, the Model 3 is a mid-sized premium model: why aren't the competitors most high-end vehicles not safer? There's nothing easy to make the safest vehicles among all cars sold in the US, irrespective of loss and profit.

3) Will you review your comment after Tesla release its Q3 financial reports? Because if they are actually making a profit on the Model 3 while ramping up production, I'm curious to hear your opinion when Fremont is at 10K unit/week and the Shanghai factory starts producing Model 3 (by 2020).
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I was there, cool little city. I think I could see myself living in Cluj if I wanted to save a lot of money, but I did stay in cooler cities in Poland, Czechia. Also heard a lot about Budapest or Istanbul. But a short term stay in Cluj (maybe 3 months) would definitely be an option.
The way we measure a "decreasing poverty" is extremely laden politically (like most things that are supposedly "neutrally evaluated" are supposed to be, just because they're represented as spreadsheets of numbers).

We consider that a villager living from subsistence farming and therefore having almost no use for money to be part of the very poor, less than 1$/day crowd.

Take this same peasant and send it working for some multinational company harvesting cocoa or sugar cane, under horrible, exploitative conditions for 2$ a day, and bam! poverty has been halved!

Ditto if you send him and his family in some shanty town collecting plastic on a rubbish pile, feeding on refuse : he's now making 3$ a day, poverty decreased again!

What is called "lifting out of poverty" is actually "making them a cog of a worldwide, money-based economy". That's a mixed blessing, to say the least.
Addressing your quote and leaving aside the cases where officers may have serious character defects and going for a view of an advocatus diaboli:

I can imagine that once officers have started to apply force, they're caught in continuing it - because if they have used force, they cannot just go back one step of escalation and say "Yeah we tried beating this person, it wasn't effective and not a good idea, so we did more talking". The obvious follow up question of any kind of oversight would be "Why did you use force in the first place?".

They will have to justify their use of force no matter the outcome but it will be harder if it was in error. If it is ultimately successful, I can imagine the justification is way easier.

So maybe the partial but strict oversight due to documentation and the now tolerated use of 'non-lethal' means and physical force create a perverse incentive to continue to escalate. E.g. if an officer suddenly realizes they've gone too far, the easiest way out is to look for any sign to end the situation with a reason to blame the victim, in extreme cases ending up with a victim who cannot make a statement anymore.
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> Pretty rare to see two linked Wikipedia articles contradict each other that much.

It isn't contradictory. The french did colonize vietnam and force cash crops on vietnam ( like all colonial empires did ). But during the indochina war ( 1st and 2nd ), vietnam's coffee industry ( and all non-war related industry ) crashed due to the war itself and sanctions levied by the US/France. Vietnam was pretty much barred from trading with the western world, their primary market.

As the indochina war drew to a close and the coffee industry revived because of friendly soviet-vietnam relations and the opening of markets in soviet dominated europe. It wasn't just coffee, lots of vietnamese immigrated to soviet dominated to work and study as well. At one point, the largest non-white communities in eastern germany, poland, etc were vietnamese.
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It's weird. I did a blog series "Program F# like a stupid person". My point was 1) everybody makes mistakes, and 2) with the right attitude, you can plow through and make really cool complex solutions for folks. You just have to stick with it.

I don't think it was very popular. For the internet crowd, who only only have ten seconds to skim the material, "Program F# like a stupid person" became "Stupid person programming F#". It was just far, far too easy not to grok it. There are those 1-star folks.

A few did. Maybe 10%? Out of maybe 300 readers I got 6 or 7 people who absolutely loved it. 50 or 60 got it but didn't need it, and the vast majority didn't like it. They thought it was a Bad. Thing. They wanted tech porn. "New cloud-based logging app processes 14 Trillion records per nanosecond! Now with graphs!". That's their kind of story, whether or not they're processing one record per hour or not. It just feels cool. I get it.

I would love to find a way to cut through that noise and help people. I've thought about twitch, but that almost seems too unstructured. There's a way of organizing and presenting this material that I haven't mastered yet. It'll be fun to figure out.
> the fact that every TV show is completely dubbed makes it harder for us to develop our speaking

Same in Czechia. English has been mandatory for almost two decades now, and yet somehow nobody seems to be able to speak it. Grocery store clerks, waiters, even policemen, unless you are in a touristy area, and often not even there, you are basically out of luck.

On the other hand, I'm sure having everything dubbed is a boon to foreigners trying to master Czech. All three of them.
If you go look at Eastern philosophy, to this day it looks similar to how you're describing Socrates. Philosophy couldn't completely separate from theology back in Socrates' day but in later Greek writings you see the split fully manifest.

In one relatively small collection of nations, a mode of thought that was completely novel to the rest of the world was dreamed up. That way of thinking completely changed the world, so much that that way of thinking seems totally normal today.

When modern theological philosophers try to explain the Trinity, they use Greek ideas. In fact, the whole idea of the Trinity just falls out of a philosophical way of looking at it. The Eastern Christian Church doesn't use the doctrine.

Any time we talk about "the West," we're talking about a way of looking at things that originated with ancient Greece.