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Try to create products or services instead of trying to solving coding challenges. They are fine until one point. Puzzles can keep getting harder which might be increasing your frustration.

On other hand, when you solve real life problems (they might not need complex algorithms but you've to figure out a lot) the result is huge reward which is not in case of coding challenge. There's another puzzle harder than the one you solved.

Also the impact of product or service or the optimization that you did might save lot of time and money of others while paying your bills at the same time.
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Forget puzzles! Solve a real problem with code. Read only as little as necessary and then build something you care about. Before you know it you have become a programmer.
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It boils down to the fact that Pure Mathematics has a well-tested (if sometimes rigid) methodology. Metaphysics may lack an adequate methodology. The role of methodologies in general is to determine what's true and what's false, and what's outright nonsense. Pure Mathematics may well be defined by its methodology.
The point of the tag line is to humanize people on the other political side from you.

> Curious what the framework the book lays out and what resemblance it bears to my own framework...

I haven't read the book but I assume it follows the framework the author developed (he's a moral psychology academic, I believe) and laid out in a TED talk a while ago (back when they were still good). If you're curious about it, check out the talk on YouTube.
I'm learning Django also. It really stands out as a mature development framework. In conjunction with django, I am also building an online magazine website with WagtailCMS.
You can't be detached when you have empathy. Empathy is exactly lack of detachment from emotions of others.
Worth noting that PerlMonks functions similarly to stack overflow (for Perl at least), with the difference that discussion is actually encouraged.
> "No, he isn't an oddball"

His (alleged[1]) diet alone would paint him thoroughly as "oddball", surely.

[1] I don't for one second believe he eats only beef, salt, and water.
I’m not sure if you are a historian, but that Jesus existed is exceedingly accepted by Christian and Athiest scholars [0]. I have no evidence of my family existing prior to the early 1900s due to records being destroyed during WWII. But there is plenty of evidence that Otto Van Bismarck existed from the same time period.

Even Santa Claus, who is fictional, is derived from the historical figure Saint Nicholas (with some obvious differences).

0 - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Historicity_of_Jesus
Crucifixion was indeed common. What I’m referring to as bizarre is the idea of the Messiah being subject to such a degrading, humiliating, torturous death, which ran totally counter to Jewish thought at the time (and indeed Jewish thought ever).
Kids but juul (not marijuana) becausee people like marijuana?
What is tomography? How does a GPU and the existing techniques related to programing one relate to it?
For this we should give Iran a little leeway.

The US did shoot down an Iranian 747 in 1988, killing almost 300 people: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iran_Air_Flight_655

For context though, KAL-007 had been shot down by the Russians after leaving Alaska to South Korea in 1983, and that same year the truck bombing in Beirut killed also 200+ Americans, so perhaps that played into their decision to fire.
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As someone that has been married for 16 years (and not looking for someone for considerably longer than that) this sounds like a giant leap for mankind. A market of other people who signal that they are also looking, but whom you are unlikely to ever interact with again if it doesn't work out.
Hey,

I've also noticed that my skill seems to be deteriorating a bit. I worry that I may have f'd my attention span. So I decided to run an experiment and see how high I can count in my head. Not out loud. Just count until you lose the thread as some other thought barges in.

I find that I only seem able to get to the low thousands.

I also find that I'm tired all the time. This condition seems to have developed slowly over the past year or so. I don't know when exactly and I have yet to find a doctor who can tell me why.

So I guess my question to you is, how high can you count in your head?
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Vue.js, CI/CD pipelines, aws[beanstalk|cloudfront|rds|acm], flask modules with blueprints, JWT. It was a fun year, started a freelancing business in parallel to my day job. busybusybusy
Kinda offtopic: I find it interesting and a little bit disturbing to read "Der Spiegel". "Der" is the German male form of "the" and the Spiegel uses it in the title like "The New York Times".

For me as a German the comments here read like: A "The New York Times" article stated... which is odd, everyone usually drops the "the", if it doesn't fit.
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If I was your teenage child, I would hate you. The greatest gift my parents gave me was their trust.
It's very accessible for everybody! The official documentation is excellent and covers you from a to z (UI, Networking, JSON serialization, etc). It gives you a strong foundation on which to base your application and exposes you to a few recommended application architectures (for example Redux and BLoC). If you're interested in mobile dev, it's definitely worth giving it a try :)
Lua and Python, loving both. After years of Wordpress went back to static websites, loving Jekyll, trying Grav as well. Abandoned Laravel for a while, too busy doing other stuff.
Well, sure, I’m not saying otherwise. It was just a comment unworthy of a parry.
Physical pages can be mapped more than once, it is the mapping that describes protection bits. Implementing an in-place FUSE filesystem for example would have no bearing on whether other mappings of the same file lacked execute bits, and in the case of the FUSE interface, the kernel does not even know the original source of the data

I think this could also be achieved with a loopback device setup to cover some of the file, again no relevance to NX etc, but that would require setuid or similar to configure the device
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The UK is an extremely centralised state by comparison with the US or even most European countries - almost all decisions are made at Westminster, and the central government can override the devolved assemblies if it really wants to. The taxations powers devolved to councils are fairly minimal and also overridden by central government at whim.

And there's no history of segregation.
[citation needed]

According to https://www.gwern.net/Nicotine, nicotine itself doesn't seem biologically addictive in a significant way. Only when mixed with other substances in tobacco, the addiction potential manifests itself.
Haskell. I don't like how it is whitespace sensitive and the compiler errors can be terribly unhelpful, but it's cool to see what you can do with lazy evaluation

Clojure. Not something I find myself using day-to-day but I think it has some cool qualities (seamless metaprogramming). I found the APIs a little frustrating to wrap my head around

Kinesis, MongoDB, Hadoop. Evaluated all of these when designing an event ingestion/stats processing system

Concourse. Lots of Linux stuff. Lots more Bash. Some game programming libraries for giggles
How does "shame and decorum" translate to success? Not to mention the fact that most likely all cultures, successful or not, have shame, as it's a direct consequence of having morals (and when you cross them, you feel ashamed).
Same here. It also works almost perfectly on Linux.

It has probably replaced Java as my go-to language. Which is amazing. I thought I was a die hard Java fan.
I’m in the opposite corner. Watching my single acquaintances try and fail with dating apps is kind of depressing.
It depends on who you ask, and hasn't been tested in court.

> Under Article 3, Section 2, of the Regulation, GDPR reaches data controllers and data processors who are not established in the EU when they process "personal data of data subjects who are in the Union" -- where the processing of that data relates to "the offering of goods or services... to such data subjects in the Union" and/or tracking their behavior to the extent it "takes place within the Union."

> Note the key phrase that keeps cropping up: "in the Union."

> "[T]here are lots of uncertainties as to what [GDPR's territorial scope] is and should be," Michèle Finck, a research fellow at the Max Planck Institute, told Security Now. "Most people seem to agree that the relevant criterion is whether you're based in the EU at the moment data is collected -- citizen or not."

Source: https://www.securitynow.com/author.asp?section_id=613&doc_id...
"Juul's competitors pod selection and ease of use is vastly inferior to their own. The experience of not having to fiddle around with settings to get the vape to work is refreshing when compared to the competition."

The article specifically mentions network affects like being able to plug your pods into someone else's stick if yours is out of battery.

Google Play (Android Market was renamed in 2012) has pretty much the same selection as the App store.

"Apple is simply packaging Samsung components in a fancy wrapper and charging double what the competitors are charging."

Apple makes cellphones. So does everyone else.
There is some rigidity in the UK. The "green belt"[0] is meant to constrain urban sprawl. Admittedly these constraints aren't set in stone and can be changed.

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Green_belt_(United_Kingdom)
Mostly Haskell and a bit Machine Learning.

I got intrigued by it’s clean syntax and pure approach. Almost finished Haskell From First Prinicples. I like it a lot and I‘m looking forward to write a website in it.
A lot of them death threats, others suggesting life prison and torture. Side note, this shows, in the lowest common denominator, the true nature of people on the internet.
Opiates aren't a catastrophe because they are illegal, they are a catastrophe because government prosecutes the victims and not the perpetrators (manufacters/dealers).
Pick a problem you have and solve it. Even if you have to start small, like a grocery checklist. Just do a few of those to explore a problem space and see it through to the end. Don't grind like "I must learn". Let curiosity be your guide and get curious about making something you need.

If you need help, refer to documentation in the IDE, then Stack Overflow. Read. Don't watch videos, you should be able to read faster than anyone can talk. Take notes. With pen and paper, not a text editor window. The muscle movement of writing is a different way to teach yourself. There are studies that say retention is much better when taking notes on paper vs. computer.

After that, move your problem space up, like maybe a video game and repeat. I learned I dunno probably 5 different languages by writing Space Invaders in the new language.

Revisit one of your programs and either refactor or rewrite it. Actually, refactor one, rewrite another - from scratch. No peeking at the original. And by rewrite, I mean design a new approach to solving the same problem set.
Even just being in a crime reconstruction video as an actor is apparently risky. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-nottinghamshire-342183...
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False flagging shall be a crime with jail sentence. The result of automation shall be responsible.
People aren't complaining that it isn't perfect. People are complaining because the system is and has been in favor of fraudlent claimants what, seven years now? We don't need a technically perfect solution, we just need some balance in the system so people can fight fire with fire and make claimants liable for their fraud and broken auto-harassment systems. It doesn't take decades to do that. It just takes will.
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The real difference is that Chrome actually breaks sites that legitimately use this behavior (hypothetically).
>> If we ever neglected to do so (AKA defaulted), it would be MUCH harder for our country to raise money in the future.

Really? Do the creditors have a better option?
Nope. Not a typo. Here's the Wiktionary entry for it: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/ample
- Go.

- Kubernetes.

- Hadoop/Spark.
Typescript and Rust.

The focus has been on Typescript because i needed it, and I have to say with just JS I wouldn't have been able to develop large scale apps as I'm doing.

Rust has been more curiosity driven, rather than by need as with TS. I have to say it is quite a steep learning curve for me, and I stil struggle too often to replicate something I write in JS/TS with Rust, while improving performance.

The experience had me value a lot the nature of JS (single thread with event loop), because it makes it so easy to write code that feels multi threaded but retains the smaller complexity of single threaded code. I still have to properly learn how to achieve something similar in Rust.

That said, I'm loving Rust, especially on the education aspect it's giving me a lot of insight on computer science theory.
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Real World Embedded Systems. Built a dishwasher that cleans and sets your dinner table.

C++, Arduino, Electrical Engineering, and worked with a mechanical engineer on the design execution.

Here is the story, skip to the bottom if you want to see the youtube video-

Started this year working on a finance App, this one needed to be perfect. React Native, Laravel PHP mysql. The app is almost finished, and is worthy of a note in its own right. This 6 month project taught me more about programming than the last 9 years. In the process I started automating my Electrical Engineering job in python. Word got out, and I got head hunted by a stranger at work. They were looking for Embedded Systems, I applied, and was denied the position because I didn't have experience.

So I needed experience in Embedded Systems, and I've hated doing dishes. This was a problem that could teach me Embedded Systems and grow my Electrical Engineering skills(B.S. was in Chem engineering, M.S. Industrial Engineering). And it did.

Since there was nothing to copy from, I would spend 2-3 days researching EVERYTHING there was to know about resistors. Then when I knew which resistor I would need, I'd have to spend 2-3 days on capacitors. Since the HN thread might care about relevant details- Learned everything about stepper motors, ICs, I2Cs, controlling electricity, and voltage. Since I wanted to learn embedded systems, I didn't use delays, instead I used a state system with interrupts.

It took ~2 months start to finish.

Here is the video of the working prototype-

https://youtu.be/Ru_3sNCS-4c?t=457
The problem with 'live and let live' is that you either choose to let people hurt other people, or you resolve to stop it.

If you resolve to stop it, then you have to deal with that problem that everyone thinks different things are harmful.

Some people honestly believe that porn is harmful to society and the individuals within it. It's not enough to just say "it's not harmful" because they believe it.

And I can't even say that it's not. Promiscuous sex transmits diseases that absolutely do harm people, and there are psychological aspects that I'm not even knowledgeable enough to start giving an opinion on.
My priorities are unique to my situation, so a responsible answer to your question is "it depends on what you're trying to do".

I am trying to create a scalable platform. Without having best practices to learn from, I had to discover what that required while trying to make the most of Rust. The discovery process involves many iterations of trying approaches out until a decent one emerges.

On the other hand, once I laid the tracks down, I found my usual hindrances to productivity: business logic and data modeling.

I am much more productive with Rust and raw SQL parameter binding than Python with SQLAlchemy query builder. Evidently, the costs associated with using an orm are greater than the benefits for someone who is fluent in SQL. Learning a dsl and then fighting the dsl and then asking for help repeatedly, just to accomplish the same task and no more, is a really bad use of time.
'Walkability' is a concept that comes up on HN quite often. Things like awnings and doorways can make somewhere feel more comfortable to walk in and I guess that would make it feel less sketchy.
I hear you about the DIMMs and ROBOCOPY. Tip: I spend less time on that hardware minutia and backup reliability and restore operations now that I rent servers on AWS. You might want to try it. Focus your time where your value add is. Also looks good to investors/customers. Also helps avoid overprovisioning (capital expense that doesn't get recovered when business falls through).
First: I think that dating apps are fantastic for small sub populations that might otherwise have a hard time meeting each other. Grindr, JSwipe, MuzMatch, etc.

But for the larger population, I’m not sure that apps like Tinder are a good idea. For every few positive stories, including the ones in the article, there seems to be dozens of stories of misogynistic rants, unsolicited dick picks, and worse. Men appear to suffer pretty bad on the match ratio with the vast majority of matches going to a minority of men, while women appear to suffer the majority of the abuse.

It seems pretty inefficient, and I’m kind of amazed that everyone seems to have an unspoken agreement to keep using these apps.
If putting it on the main company side is good enough for threema and whatsapp I think it will be good enough for Artstation.
Crucialy, you don't interact with them before attempting to date either. So the pre-selection one normally does, the one based on observing how the other person interacts with others when not trying to impress, is not available.

I think I would expect more "did not worked out" outcomes without that pre-selection. I mean, that preselction is way more important when looking for potential long term partner and closer to how you will be treated then dating which is sort of artificial situation.
Same, I learned Kotlin.
Psychoactive drugs have different effects on different people.

For me, caffeine is the drug that does not really do anything (higher doses in the 300mg+ range are definitely noticeable, but mostly by the physical side effects). Nicotine chewing gum produces a short-lasting mild stimulation (and I have to take a 4mg one, even though I am a non-smoker).
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This only further reinforces the idea though.

They have a legitimate reason to buy it. Why not cronyism at the same time?

This would explain the industry leading quantities as well.
Like @vchernobyl said it's very accessible. I would like to add that I'm subscribed to https://www.reddit.com/r/flutterdev. Everything from tutorials to news gets posted over there.

Just today I found this app which is great reference once you are aware of the basics

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.github.x_we...
>Most guides are at least 200 pages long.

>Most

Most?

You mean sometimes.
Difficult to imagine a jury would have been found which hadn't seen their faces in order to give them a fair trial.

The press could have been responsible for the two of them walking free even if there were evidence they had done it.
The Times, The Telegraph, The Sun and Transport Secretary Chris Grayling have already labelled any culprits as 'eco-warriors' and that was even before these two were arrested and then released. https://www.desmog.co.uk/2018/12/21/comment-why-it-s-too-soo...
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Fabien Sanglard's Game Engine Black Book: Wolfenstein 3D (2nd Edition). http://fabiensanglard.net/gebbwolf3d/

It's been a fascinating read of why games had to be made the way they were back then due to the hardware of the day. All kinds of tricks to squeeze performance out of a machine designed for word processing and spreadsheets.
> https://thorax.bmj.com/content/73/12/1161

Thank you I didn't know about this.
It's risible to claim that the press published the names because they were concerned about habeas corpus.
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Though not technically a leak, Verizon's FiOS routers report your current WIFI password to Verizon (not just the default the router ships with), presumably for customer support reasons.

I didn't expect it to do that, so that was a bit of a surprise.
I discarded job opportunities with web programming in Go and instead started learning about software-defined radio from scratch. Eventually, I got my own LTE network up.

I think there are interesting things happening in the compiler space, so I hope to learn more about those.

Coincidentally, I find Rust my favorite "tech" in 2018 because of the compiler and its various targets (like Nvidia cards).
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I am not a doctor but had some tiredness issues and found that low vitamin d or low thyroid could cause such. Other symptoms include dry skin, depression, inability to focus, muscle pain etc.
Let's get that F-Droid version open sourced and published, fast. And let this be a lesson to the sheeple never to put all your tissue in a box near your bed.
There’s a single switch on Twitter to turn this off.

You can bash Twitter for a lot of things, but this isn’t it.
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I find i do much worse work under pressure (real and imagined - as pressure is always imagined)

If there is a deadline I do all I can to remove it.

I do better work without the anxiety and i write cleaner code, add more tests, do more B work.

For me i think it is to do with ownership / control
I guess this is the other side of the question I answered:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18745974

Certifications: I have a slightly negative bias against certifications as far as resume building, but I do like them as a forcing function as far as learning and my company pays for them:

AWS Sysops Certification

AWS Advanced Networking - I’m first and foremost a developer/architect but networking is a weakness I want to improve.

AWS Big Data - it’s half AWS specific technologies and half just hosted versions of non AWS technologies like Hadoop

JavaScript/Node - and the rest of the $cool_kids JavaScript back end stack.

Docker

ElasticSearch
I would add OKCupid (though, it started changing in the direction of Tinder, sadly). For small populations it is easy to filter people based on their preferences. On Tinder it you interact with "mainstream" and it feels like searching for a needle in the haystack... just to get to one's target group.

On a lighter tone, http://www.collegehumor.com/post/6948732/what-youre-really-s....
>Google’s Vision API doesn’t even flag one of the images as violating

We have used AWS's Rekognition API for moderation in our dating platform for over 200,000 images per month. As far as nudity detection is concerned; Rekognition performs optimally.

I tested it against the Hell Girl image by TB Choi & it detects the nudity[1] & also detects the weapons under general Object/scene detection[2].

But I would warn against using Rekognition for anything related to gender as it is very biased and would behave indifferently towards people with colored skin. I have raised concerns about the bias in the Rekognition data set with AWS team & also other media outlets have covered it at length.

With that being said, I feel sad that we are in a state where such beautiful art should be moderated where as applications exploiting children are being given a free run.

[1]:https://imgur.com/a/FyJ5V56
[2]:https://imgur.com/a/LlfS7wO