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Anecdote time: every time me and my wife have been busy and not had enough fun family time for a couple of days, my 2 year old starts breaking things and having tantrums. Sure, small kid, small problems, but actually spending time with him is waaay more productive than getting angry. It becomes a positive spiral.

Sure, i am tired and stressed out sometimes and that makes actually being above thinking he's just a shit kid very hard.
It’s motivated by sexual harassment, not politics
And if you don't, people ask you the same question

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18145340

:P
This is one way in which the effects of poverty and social exclusion compound. Poor people are of course more stressed.
There was an Israeli company called Modu (probably for Modular) mentioned on TechCrunch some years ago, that did something like that, but at a higher level, IIRC. Like, you could plug in accessories like a camera or other things, and remove them when you didn't need them. Also, I guess, if the interfaces were well defined, you could swap one module for another one of the same type, for better price, speed or other reasons. Didn't track what happened with that, but the idea seemed good.
I suppose he wants to sell his book, which is probably formatted for printing. And German only.

https://www.amazon.de/KOMA-Script-Sammlung-Klassen-Paketen-L...
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The word for 'citizen' may have such a meaning in your native language, but I'm afraid it does not translate.
On a side note, reading text in dark mode is better for your eyes: http://www.eye-tuebingen.de/the-institute/news-events/news/n...
How would you measure it?
There's enough people running around claiming the world is a sphere, which is not really true either. At least the flat earthers understand that most people know less than they think they need to.
I don't understand why it will be harder to attract software developers to Italy versus Poland. Weather and environment are much nicer and if this job ends you just move elsewhere.

I would easily move to a cheap locale even if tech scene there is not abundant. I'd not move to London or Switzerland since you will always be 2nd class citizen compared to e.g. bankers. Which is just non issue in southern europe.

Weak economic is a thing you leverage.
It's a good thing IMHO, Berlin is already overrun by IT tech and really needs a bit more diversity in that regard. The city is getting too expensive too fast, rent is exploding, and 'normal people' are driven out and entire areas are becoming 'elite ghettos'. There's plenty of smaller cities within a few hundred kilometers that would actually benefit from a Google Campus, and where Google might be better welcome.
Claims of Tether failing are slightly exaggerated:

https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/tether/#charts

It was closer to failing in Apr 2017, dipping below 0.92$,
while recently it only dipped below 0.96$. Perhaps it's somewhat worrying that it hasn't been above 1$ since Oct 11,
but it's still managing to stay within a few percent.
> I do not want to go for SSR.

SSR and SPA aren't mutually exclusive. Vue.js supports the ability to server-side render and hydrate the HTML with your SPA once it has loaded. It's the best of both worlds.

https://ssr.vuejs.org/
If I read the article correctly, this wasn't about building a new 'Google campus' (i.e. a huge building to house a large number of Google employees as their main regional HQ). This was about building Campus Berlin, an incubator for startups like they pioneered first in London and then brought to other cities.

See https://www.campus.co/berlin/de and https://www.campus.co/london/en.

It's easy to misunderstand this because of what the term 'campus' is typically associated with. I live in London, and when I say 'I'm going to Google's Campus', I often need to qualify that I'm not going to their main office complex at King's Cross.

There may still be very valid reasons to protest Google in Berlin, but I wonder if the people objecting understood the distinction: that this wasn't a hub for all of Google's employees, but rather a place that would help diversify the tech ecosystem in Berlin and give them access to facilities and other resources.

The kind of smaller startups that would be home at a Campus style incubator would not be fueling high paid Google salaries and would be a lot less likely to drive up rents e.g..
Love it - reminds me of the famous letter by Da Vinci outlining his capabilities :-) https://gizmodo.com/5460442/leonardo-da-vincis-resume-explai...
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Google already has a campus in Madrid if the article is anything to go by.
There are no cameras or software out there that produce results like this. Period.

The Huawei P20 has a night mode that in many cases is superior. So much for the "period". Further it's gimmicky and has downsides that make it pertinent for a tiny percentage of pictures. Which is why it's hidden behind a "more" option. Apple doesn't have it because Apple is about making everything easy for the 99%.

Image stacking is not difficult. It is not new. Image stacking is effectively a long exposure (I've said this probably a dozen times, but still it's like people are correcting me), with some unique advantages, and some unique disadvantages. In every one of the examples given it is indistinguishable from a long exposure.
It's sustainable with small numbers.

That is to say, 213% gains from trading $2000 on JNUG/JDST is a lot more feasible than 213% gains on $75,000,000 USD worth of AMZN calls
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Oddly enough, the military actually does stack rankings with the same predictable results. You just can't get fired right away easily in the military, but a supervisor who doesn't like you can easily make you impossible to promote for the rest of your career.
Could someone explain how out-of-ordinary these hijacks are? I thought network traffic is similar to connecting flights: it's not uncommon to fly from NY to Seoul with a transit stop in China. Network traffic may follow a non-optimal path for various reasons, such as complicated deal/rebate structures among AS, third party ASN spoofing, technical failures within AS and state-sponsored hacks. The paper seemed to cherry-pick some examples of "hijacks" involving China. But it would be more convincing to show whether they are happening all over the world or are specific to China.

In addition, network traffic at ISP level are never intended to be secure. That's why we have/need end-to-end encryption.
Permanent copyright? So you're saying your great-grandchildren should be entitled to reap the benefits of something they did not create and has nothing to do with them, long after the death of the original creator?
No worries! Honestly it's a bit of a random walk more than anything but the single most important statistic is the RSI of a specific stock, because stocks tend to return to the average after a large move.
That seems by design. Good skills poorly applied are t helpful in orgs that need total restructuring, I reckon? Curious for your thoughts.
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It occurs to me that I like that sort of work environment as well, as an employee.

One of the reasons I always insist on working as a contractor is so that the company can end things whenever they want. Importantly, though, the risk of that happening is reflected in my rate.

Since from my perspective the risk of being let go as a 1099 vs. as a 1040 is roughly equal, and the compensation is roughly double, it seems like an easy trade-off.

And a fella can buy an awful lot of health insurance for 100% of his salary...
There are already tools doing similar thing:
https://www.sharelatex.com/
https://latexbase.com
https://papeeria.com/
Thanks for your explanation. If only ZFS was GPL licensed btrfs would probably never exist. I was very much interested in ZFS and invested a lot to learn the internals but the out-of-tree status of it and the fact that btrfs gets better and better with every kernel release probably means that btrfs will get ahead of ZFS some time in the future. (that's just my observation)

FWIW it seems anecdotal evidence [0] shows that btrfs is stable for daily use (just don't use RAID 5/6 [1]).

[0]: https://www.phoronix.com/forums/forum/software/general-linux...

[1]: https://btrfs.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Status#Overview
Where do the stars enter into the equation in this parrot astrology?
Of all places in Spain Madrid is probably the "meh"est. Not wanting to be snark but the selection process seems strange indeed.
Proposed Federal censorship régulations may prohibit us from giving you information about the possibility of calling this function. We would be required to say that this is not an acceptable way of terminating a program.

I don't get the joke; I think I'm missing some context since I'm not from the US. Can you explain it?
Wrong. Weak economics, low employment, and large government debt (US anyone?) are not relevant when you bring talents, Quality of life is, and Spain or Italy are high above the mentioned countries. Also is much more cost-effective and secure. Ask yourself why many Europeans choose to retire to Spain.

But I do agree, we export talent to anywhere, where Spanish professionals, executives or researchers lead the way on many fields.
Page Rank is an incredibly elegant algorithm.
But in practice I suppose that the actual Google search algorithm has little resemblance with the mathematically elegant PR algorithm, because, it has to implement many custom tweaking, tuning, DMCA black-lists, right to be forgotten list, etc ...
>tech needs to experiment with worker owned cooperatives and flat management more

Reminds me of Buffer cofounders who just split because they ended up with différents visions for the company.

We just need company where C-Exexs are tech guys , not salesman.
I've looked at Palleen, but I haven't done anything with it yet. I am happy with Terra for now. Terra and Lua make a great combination, and mesh well. I am just trying to work them into my tasks.
TOP09 + Mayors + Christian democrats + Liberals - pro EU right/centrists. Quite sane and with some experience.

Praha Sobe - an local movement led by a popular mayor of one of Prague neighborhoods Cizinsky. Hard to characterize in left/wing system.

Not included:

ODS - "right wing" mix of conservative populists, anti-EU nationalists, local department of corruption and some sane and competent people. Aggressive anti-pirates campaign put them out possible coalitions (though they got most votes).

ANO - technocratic/populistic party lead by an StB agent billionare. They screwed the last 4 years really big way (collapsing bridges...). Spent zillions on campaign in the last year.

Not even got any seats: soc-dem (Left wing. Local department of corruption and without sane/competent people. Screwed the last 4 years big way together with ANO), greens, communists, SPD (not even trying to pretend they are not fascist any more), other local formations, circus party (don't ask, please)...
"There are also reconstructions of naked figures in bronze, which have a disarming fleshiness: copper lips and nipples, luxuriant black beards, wiry swirls of dark pubic hair. (Classical bronze figures were often blinged out with gemstones for the eyes and with contrasting metals that highlighted anatomical details or dripping wounds.) Throughout the exhibition, the colored replicas are juxtaposed with white plaster casts of marble pieces—fakes that look like what we think of as the real thing."

The other context of bronze means tanned, but they actually covered part or the whole statue in metal sometimes.
Yes, lambas don't allow statements in them, only an expression.

In [8]: f = lambda x: x * 2

In [9]: f(2)

Out[9]: 4

In [10]: g = lambda x: if x % 2 == 0: x * 2 else x * 3

File "<ipython-input-10-f7248669b8fd>", line 1

g = lambda x: if x % 2 == 0: x * 2 else x * 3
^

SyntaxError: invalid syntax
Documentation.

There are "standards" about REST and other mental frameworks about API's but when it comes down to it, everything is slightly different since there are so many small decisions that affect the end product like pagination and authorization.

Documentation with working examples someone can use via curl or Postman (or other API poking tool) is even better.

Tech stack doesn't matter, REST, GraphQL, micro services, etc. doesn't matter. People are calling an API to get some work done, they just want to know how to work with it - inputs, what happens and outputs.
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It's the door to South America and more than 572 million potential customers.
Who cut the cheese?
project based tutorials in c: https://github.com/rby90/Project-Based-Tutorials-in-C
For a software engineering campus this is relevant how?

E.g. in Poland software is more Krakow based than Warsaw. Because why would you be wasting on rent, being in a large city where you aren't that important?
Do you know how people become successful scientists? By "scrutinizing" science and coming up with better and more predictive theories. This idea that science isn't "scrutinizing itself" fundamentally misunderstands how science works. This misunderstanding not only affects the "caricatures" like creationists but supposedly "more sophisticated" critics of science such as "alternative" medicine devotees.
I'm looking for a senior remote Back end developer role
> 2nd class citizen

Huh?

Also, those places are way more international than most places in Europe, which makes relocation more attractive. Good luck attracting non-Italians to Italy, or non-Polish to Poland.
How much more is it worth than if it only had 1000 species?
I checked, and sure enough you're correct. I could have sworn that I'd had two linear scales, but … I was completely wrong. Been decades since I used it, and the memories obviously faded.
Sorry, why would I want that? Didn't they have smart overcharge protection yet?
That is... not what that term means.
It's true enough, it's less than one percent wider around the equator. Calling it an oblate spheroid or something isn't relevant it most situations.
Your question implies you believe that a placebo-controlled trial is the only kind of medical study that carries any weight.

This is not true. It's only one kind of study.

In this case, the study was looking for a correlation between diet and cancer diagnoses. All it needs to be valid is to conform to the scientific method. Placebo-controlled therapeutic trials are not the only kinds of studies that conform to the scientific method, and indeed not all of them do.

Please try to avoid reflexively invoking this trope to unfairly dismiss potentially interesting studies.
Studying electrical engineering I've learned an important concept: Everything is relative. Ex: to measure the voltage, we need a reference to measure it against. I think the brain works very much the same way. Every perception of reality is processed with respect to some reference.
Good luck Zdeněk !
> so prices of flats skyrocketed

This was amazing. A friend of mine has bought a humble flat and got 100% profit on the investment in just a couple of years! What are the chances the prices are going to fall significantly? Should I advice him to sell now?
Feedback: I have no clue what this is or what I'm looking at even after starting to dig into docs. I have not yet Googled "phishing toolkit," but I would expect a blurb on the readme about what this does or a link to get me started on what the concept of a phishing toolkit is. All the comments are glowing, so I'm really missing something here.

To me, phishing is email (or phone calls, links, websites, or other comms) that attempt to get someone to give something away that is a secret. I don't see the relationship between that and your tool yet.

[Edit / Update]
Ok. After going 14 pages deep into the project, down through a user guide, it is clear what this project does. But 14 pages!? I recommend updating the readme to have, near the top, a section on selling/introducing the tool. "Gofish allows you to easily create a fake landing page that mimics your real landing page and send phishing email to get people in your organization to come to the phishing site. A UI shows stats collected on emails opened, links clicked, and data submitted to the phishing site. Set up multiple campaigns and much more. See our list of features." Add some relevant pics like the dashboard and your readme will really be helpful to folks like me.
These are also the things worth fighting for. People change the world one life situation at a time by sticking to some core principles, doing the best they can and leading by example.
I feel like Google could have avoided this easily by picking more or less any other location in the city. Even ~1 km from their planned location there are large tech offices that didn't get hit by this level of opposition, right next to te main public transport link, because they are a bit out of the way there, but Google wanted to be right in the middle of it. Further away it's even less of a problem (one of the slogans of the protesters was "Google out to Adlershof", which is a technology/business park area 20-25 min out by public transport from the proposed location). On the other hand, Google is a prime target: everyone has heard (vague or not) bad stuff about Google, and the others in the wider area might very well have primed the sentiment. Gentrification and rent prices are a big topic in Berlin.
Had to look this up. Denial, is a river in egypt. But thats just a meaningless pun. The Nile is a river in egypt. What do you mean by your saying?
well i dont need a mat plugged into a grounding outlet, i could be outside barefoot on grass, or swimming in a salt ocean for the same effect. but in winter in finland, those outdoor activities just aren't compatible with my bare skin so i prefer the indoor mat solution.

What does grounding have to do with it? Well my fellow human, we're still figuring this all out, in terms of embryology, we don't know how embyros fast-forward millions of years in evolution in a couple days of development, how the electric markers dictate [1] where eyes form in the foetus etc. furthermore the underlying bioelectric signals that regulate all chemical reactions in our huge soup we call a 'body' runs the best when we are connected (electric potential is close to 0) with the huge battery we call earth, the one we evolved upon connected, and only post WW2, had enough industrial power to put rubber shoes on everyone in modern world (all had leather shoes before which are conductive). yadda yadda i'm just regurgitating what i read in the book i mentioned in another comment. check it out if you think we don't know 100% about health, and western medicine hasn't figured it all out yet, esp at the bioelectric level.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ndFe5CaDTlI
You don't seem dumb, but your argument is flawed.

You are taking 'true' situations out of context and rearrange them so that they serve your purpose. For example, yes, what happened in East Germany before the wall fell was unlawful, but the context is, that East Germany was an occupied country which changes the whole situation and is not applicable to the modern US. Instead, the criminal deeds of that Nazis were what lead to the situation in East Germany in the first place.

Similarly, India wasn't a free country either at Gandhi's time, and France wasn't a democracy at the time. So even if you might find a few situations where unlawful behavior changes the world for the better, it doesn't mean that it is an appropriate tool to solve conflicts in general.

I doubt that I will change your mind, but you should seriously consider looking to the world from multiple perspectives.
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Is not it obvious? When you tell you do software in Perugia you sound important, when you tell the same in London you basically say you're a nobody.

I would gladly move to Italy with its amazing culture. I would not move to a place so diverse and full of recent immigrants that it no longer has any specific culture. Am I unique here?

And yes, people relocate to Poland a lot, from ex-USSR countries for example.
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The magic isn't what React.Component itself does, really it's the use of global variables (or close enough), because there is no other way in js to know inside useState what component called it.

The only way I can see this implemented is that when react calls your component function, it then keeps it a note of it in somekind of globally shared variable and then when useState is called it access that same shared variable to get the state.

It's also dependent on call order - that's a sure sign of magic work.
If anyone is trying to cut down caffeine, I noticed that as I have cut my refined sugar intake to minimal levels that my need and desire for caffeine more or less vanished. Maybe its a personal reaction but might be worth try for others. (It can be pretty difficult, sugar is feels way more addictive than caffeine to me).
Huh? How do you use CSS to convert MD to PDF?
Guy-guessing: Some people and some cultures believe spanking is the same as caring ("Spare the rod and spoil the child") and in such cultures or such families a certain measure of spanking might actually be an indicator of better home conditions.
True, some years ago I was seriously looking for jobs there. But the only options sounded very boring, very corporate and non-IT'ish at the same time. Something like Dynamics AX programming or Office 365 administration.
He was smart for calling a lawyer during the search, but he committed a major error by providing login credentials for his machines. Yikes.
> Come to think of it, why no campuses in Italy or Spain?

already done: https://www.campus.co/madrid/en

The space in Berlin would have been part of the same setup, not a regular Google office - there's already Google in Munich and Hamburg for that.
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> Centuries-old typography rules can't be applied directly for screens.

Some of it, certainly not.

A (larger IMHO) part of typography wisdom has really been distilled from experience making text easier and prettier to read over generations, and should not be thrown away lightheartedly because "screen is different from paper". Yes it is, but human eyes and brain are the same ;-)
What is your proposition? How should things be run?
Yeah, I think this stuff is great for when you're living with someone.

A few years ago, I got the the flu while visiting home during the holidays. My family took me to the clinic to get some antibiotics to deal with some secondary infections (I also had wisdom teeth stuff going on at the same time lol). I remember the doctor offering tamiflu to my family as prophylaxis, or to come back the moment they felt symptoms for tamiflu.
Guilty as charged :) in this case, I thought it made for a nice name, giving a nod to the old card game “Go Fish”.
> It is amazing to see it on many other apps (e.g. games) that talk to...

The Business/Product side of the app business considers it really important to gather in-app usage information, and they like to use off-the-shelf third-party services to do it. Depending on the service, the SDK enabling use of the service is not necessarily well-behaved. This is to say nothing of SDKs for advertising.

As a developer, it grosses me out.
Retention rate might be indicative and/or correlated with stress level. But I am pretty sure there are other ways too.