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As a senior developer you have a dilemma, leave code dept and maybe later get accused of writing crappy code. Or fix all edge cases and and get accused for being too slow and expensive. By the time I have assessed the requirements to chose the optimal balance between hardness and dev-time, setup the right environment and automated the deployment, and made a plan for scaling out ... My former self would have already shipped the code, it would be billed, and the boss would be happy. But you are right about the total productivity, because a year or so later, the boss will wonder why something that took 3 minutes to do before, now takes 3 hours. But usually those hours are billable, so the boss is happy anyway. Then there's time to market vs software quality, how performance and security only becomes an issue after the fact, maybe I'll write a blog post.
> Would Jesus vote for candidate A who favors a carbon tax and opposes ICE? Or candidate B who opposes late term abortion and wants better support for adoptive parents?

Well, that might be the options in the Democrat primary, but what about the Republican positions?
Their open with example isn't even followed by Windows Phone.

And the always on top feature is something you legitimately want.

So yes the question is legitimate, but doesn't give you carte blanche to ignore it when your framing of it doesn't make sense.
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A way round this, of course, is a VPN. Which is also a handy way of using an ad-blocking DNS service everywhere. My setup is documented here: https://github.com/jawj/ikev2-setup
It'd be great to have preconfigured rule sets for various programming languages.
You're absolutely right that developers should know this stuff. But that's to some degree the wrong point to make. When considering the maintainability and correctness of the codebase, "clever" hacks are often not desirable. Nowadays, there's no performance gain to be had by indulging in such tricks; the optimiser will do the right thing for both cases.

The problem for me here is not that it's "too complex", but that it's ambiguous even for experts with a casual glance. It makes perfect sense right now after you've written it, but months or years later, the person reading this while doing some maintenance or debugging might glance over and not see the subtlety of pre- vs post-increment while they are busy with other tasks and deadlines. It does make sense to avoid such pitfalls, where possible.
Kickstarter goes into great lengths to communicate that it's not a store and there are risks involved: https://www.kickstarter.com/blog/kickstarter-is-not-a-store
Asimo was the most intelligent robot I had ever seen.
The Oberon specification on this website is also a great and concise read:
https://www.miasap.se/obnc/oberon-report.html
People will also completely disregard the positive changes which have taken place over the same time frame though.

Aircraft engines are substantially quieter (and less polluting) than they were 50 years ago. Aircraft have better performance and so climb away much faster.

I live on the south side of Heathrow (which has east-west orientated runways). We only get a fraction of the departures anyway but of those only the heaviest aircraft are generally noticeable. The shorthaul (737, A320 etc) aircraft are so high that the noise is negligible.

I'm sure 50 years ago this would have been much worse with heavily laden Tridents and VC10s spewing black smoke and clawing for every foot of altitude.
Actually, in Java you can just use InetAddress.getByName.
Cantonese is still dominant in Hong Kong, but Mandarin has long since taken over in Singapore in all official contexts and, increasingly, in the private sphere as well. Unlike comparatively homogenous HK, Singaporeans speak a whole slew of dialects (Hokkien/Minnan, Teochew, Hakka, Cantonese, etc) and Mandarin also serves as a unifying factor.
I feel the same way when people say "why are you complaining about a pub nearby? didn't you know it was there when you moved in?". The point is - yes, the pub was already there, but so were the anti-noise laws in the area. And the laws say that noise should be kept to minimum after 11pm - the pub that was there for the last 100 years isn't magically exempt from the laws just because it was there for a long time. What's the point of even having anti-noise laws if they are selectively enforced? And worse, if people complaining are vilified because "you knew the pub was there when you moved". Yes, and the law was also there when someone moved.
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> The correct technical solution for privacy is running your own DNS server locally.

The ISP can still see requests the local DNS server sends to the Internet
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I'm going to say 'yes'. It's a good question and I think Excel qualifies even though in normal use Excel shows the data but not really the logic / formulas etc.
Could someone with a better understanding of the topic give a brief example of how this can be used in practice?
And they do, but of course cities expand. What might have been an airport in the middle of nowhere 30 years ago, might be a city airport nowadays.
By that logic, London should build their airport about 2 hours by train away from the city, because anything within <2h radius is still within highly populated zones.
I can highly recommend the PlantUML plugin for Visual Studio Code [1]. I mainly use this for sequence diagrams and component diagrams. The plugin makes editing and previewing the diagrams awesome.
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Could there ever be such a thing as domestic noise cancelation?

Presumably it would need precise location of ear-drums, such as by wearing a RF reflective stud on the ear lobe. And multiple time-of-flight receivers for triangulation.

I guess, if it were possible such a system would be much better when two or more people are not in the same room together.
If you don't know if it has a port or not in advance, how can you know the last :thing is not part of the IPv6 address deterministically? If you luck into a four digit port, and the address has :: maximal compression you're SOL.

I have exclusively done this :-1 knowing I had a port.

Not all sources (tcpdump) use your canonical form.
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The actual title is "‘For 30 years I’ve been obsessed by why children get leukaemia. Now we have an answer’", but the submitter's choice of title is more succinct and descriptive.
Probably not.

However, such a limitation is rather easy to workaround. Which means now, buggy commits are going to look suspicous.
Yes. It's a weak-as expedient. I've managed to avoid mapped in the last few years.
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"may be"?

How about, no, it isn't. The astrology link you pointed to says:

> 1- they are completely idealized points moving in perfect circles around the sun without any physical acceleration except the Sun's, i.e.

> 2- they are subject only to the influence of the Sun and are not affected by the gravitational interactions of other large bodies.

This is not true of Ultima Thule, with a perihelion of 42.721 AU and aphelion of 46.442 AU. Its semi-major axis is nearly 10% larger than the mean solar distance of 40.998 you quoted.

The text goes on to insist that "things in Astrology work very well even though they do not or cannot physically exist", so why is there a need to have it exist?

Furthermore, user "Juan" points out the problems in the analysis, such as "it is obvious that the more asteroids you put into the equation, the more likely you will find one that resembles in its motion the orbit at least of Cupido". And the suggestion that 2000 KL4 matches Cupido.

How do we tell which is "really" Cupido?
i can imagine the authors frustration has only increased in recent years
Urllib? There has to be a better choice than that. I've been using inet_ntop and pton to canonically convert bare IPs in to sane forms.
Just another library with the sole purpose of wait for all promises to complete
https://github.com/rpgeeganage/alls
Just another library with the sole purpose of waiting till all promises to complete Nothing more, Nothing less. Since Promise.all() doesn't wait if an error, so I wrote it.
The fuel prices in Europe are like that mostly because of taxes.

In e.g. Italy, where the taxation is especially heavy when oil prices halved gasoline went down 30% at best.
android is fine,it's the iOS side that complains
What's the problem with urllib for this purpose?
You really have to stretch for that interpretation since the risk is explicitly explained in every kickstarter I’ve backed.
I'm trying to work out the reasoning here.

Asimo has always been a tech demo rather than a product. And surely as an ambassador for Honda, has done a better job than any human could do.

Engineering sometimes has trouble getting people excited about it. Isn't Asimo one avenue to communicating the benefits?

Unless Honda are completely pulling out of robotics, they aren't even going to be saving money either.
Great, there's a real person behind this! Didn't mean any harm with my comment.

It's a nice resource with sites I didn't know about, so I'm keeping them in mind for any future references.

For me personally, the signup form doesn't feel aesthetically pleasant on a desktop screen; I think having both div's centerfold is the mustard here. On mobile, it's fine.
>This may be good because high-level widgets will be developed independently and will evolve faster (and maybe better) than if they were built into browsers. But in the meantime we have to live with the chaos that we have.

I don't think that having some good built-in widgets (like a better dropdown, menus, DataGrid) would prevent third parties creating their own custom versions but it would help 99% of users that need the basic stuff (like a dropdown that can have icons)
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> Still use it pretty often for firmware and kernel driver development, but I want to replace it with something safer. Then again, I also use assembler for same reasons... sometimes C just doesn't cut it for interrupt handlers when every cycle and/or code byte size counts.

That's what you have ASM for :D j/k
Yes, but it's hitting me harder the older I age.

I wonder if I'm on the wrong side of history sometimes; I wonder if our children will consider drinking to be similar to how most of us view smoking today.
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I would prefer powerful UI widgets built in and if your preferred framework wants it can wrap this widgets or if not it can just use nested divs and css to create an alternative.
> Another case: Competent people, but not enough time.

I would say that in this case the following condition for failure from the parent is true:

> people who are not "garage competent" are in control
i still only code in C, didn't start in the stone ages, but i love it. C and asm give me the feeling i'm programming my computer, and really for low level stuff trying to find a good alternative which is as good and simple (yes simple :D c/asm is just pure logic!) is difficult for me.

I don't code professionally though, since i can't for the life of me find a job in C which doesn't have already tons of guys like you guys with a century of experience in the language lining up to take it :D

C/asm is awesome, can't bare anything else
Star division was german, I'm quite sure it works well with german.

( star office -> open office -> libre office )
It's very kind of Google to, say, make the recent change re. Build.SERIAL/Build.getSerial() so that it requires a permission now. That's a step in the right direction, but we're still very far from being untrackable.
The assumption that people are good in general is a fallacy. When put to test, ex. in Soviet Gulags, vast majority of people would condemn other prisoners to death for a mere chance (not even guaranteed) of slight decrease of their own misery. When the stakes are real, even as small as the convenience of driving, most people put themselves first.
change in india is slow but in the case of sanskrit revival is happening

partly due to recent western desire to claim ownership of it and partly due to realization that it was once as widespread as syria to vietnam and gobi to bali

actually even the the volga river name is considered to be derived from sanskrit
Hmmm I'm trying to picture what a debugging session with something like this might look like... I can't decide if it would be amazing or impossible
Some of the memos contain original mathematical research of high quality: for example, Gosper's algorithm for continued fraction arithmetic is original [1], even mathematicians like Lagrange did not mention anything about arithmetic operations on continued fractions [2].

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[2] https://archive.org/details/lecturesonelemen00lagruoft/page/...
This also works with others package managers/distributions.
Only with apt/apt-get you need some extra configuration "APT::Sandbox::User=root"

I was thinking about using Ubuntu, but in the end took void linux because it's the smallest glibc based distribution I could found. Python wheels don't work on musl based distributions
1. Suppose you're an employer. You see a candidate who did some radical education program you haven't heard of and know nothing about the details of, instead of going to university. Your natural assumption (because it's correct in 95% of similar cases) is that this is someone who wasn't good enough for university.

It's the same for a professor who got involved - everyone else in the field would assume they couldn't get a university position, or really needed the money. For the people who could give credibility to such a venture, there's only downside.

2. When the exam is cheap and the only source of credit, fraud is a much bigger risk than for normal university exams. Apart from anything else, outright bribery is now a risk at every level in the process, because a good exam result is worth far more in lifetime earnings than you can afford to pay anyone involved.
There's the additional complication of the word "Mandarin" being derived from "Mǎndàrén" (满大人, i.e. Manchu lord) because it was the language used by the Manchu officials of the Qing dynasty to communicate with their Chinese subjects. But the Manchu used their own non-Sinitic language internally, and translating 官话 as "Mandarin" when it refers to the court language of prior dynasties is a weird reversal of time.
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I am left handed but I write under the line (also known as an underwriter). This allows me to use fountain pens without smudging.

My daughter is a left handed overwriter and I am working with her to get her to position her paper so she learns to write under the line as much as possible without the hook of the hand. She likes fountain pens but smudges them. I used to overwrite st a young age but switched to underwriting when I got frustrated of having ink on my hand every day.
> [basically the whole comment]

B.S.

> a dollar bill

Actually that is not the purpose of money (maybe one of them). But we just agreed that if it's identical (or you know, at least 98% accurate) I can put someone else's "seal of approval" and be totally legit. You can't have it both ways.

The seller should be honest about what he's selling. You asking "why?" says a lot. The issue that was described pretty clearly for most people around here isn't the theft of software but the fact that the guy put MS and Dell labels on the physical object (the CD) without any legal right. Oh, if we "just" put the legal reasons aside sure, this is totally legit. Just like every other crime out there ;).

> Source? In particular, what kind of inaccuracies are we talking about?

Source? Try the links in my comment. It was in the guy's email, presented as evidence in court. Reading before replying helps make your comment a little more relevant. The first things that come to mind is that he used a very outdated image and subpar CD blanks to cut costs.

> I just don't subscribe to the idea that an identical copy of digital data is a fake.

There are people who don't subscribe to the idea that a woman should be allowed to change her mind during intercourse. There was already an agreement in place. Does this make them right? Back to out topic, the physical CD with fake labels is a fake, as was made very clear in the many official quotes I put in the comment. What if I put a Nike label on my fake a*s home-made shoes and sell them to you for $200? I'm innocent right? The shoes are my own creation and apparently I'm free to use someone else's name as I see fit. Legit. Law aside...

The "I reject your reality and substitute my own" argument doesn't make for a good defense argument in court or a good comment.
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The course expensiveness might take some blame, but there are key questions being unanswered here: if the barrier to entry is so high why are them earning from 9$ to 10.5$/h after years of practice? That's like a 1% yoy increase in wages, they aren't even keeping up with inflation.

Seems the journalist skept a lot of the more interesting questions to pursue the sob story angle while presenting a very narrow view that prevents understanding the situation fully.
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:') i feel these old dos things are nice to discuss, if you look at current documentation and implementation of x86_64 systems a lot of these techniques still seem valid. most awsome work i could find on such things was z0mbie's work on his mistfall engine. trying to re-write a sort of benign version of that for x64 to educate myself about executable file formats, linking / loading and other subjects. really nice to teach yourself about how computers work if you try to apply some of these techniques to an OS yourself.
I absolutely inspected both houses I’ve bought for a leaking roof prior to the inspection period closing and can’t imagine buying a house without doing so.
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This is HN at it’s best, nobody answered the original question. Diagrams such as the one on the git-lfs site are most likely created with the traditional tools in the Adobe Creative Suite (or something similar). I have seen and used my share of design, diagramming and modeling tools over pas 20-30 years and until now I haven’t run into anything that ticks all the boxes. Usually diagramming and modeling tools aren’t the ones to make something look really nice.
You should read TFA.
Yes as a former member of TEC (Tymnet Engineering centre) the whole OSI networking tech is poorly documented.

I remember running map reduce code on the largest(non black) UK PR1ME network in the 80's which was cool.

OSI's problem was it was designed in a world where each country would usually have a single PTT - in the UK it also suffered from not billing as an all you can eat model.
I don't disagree in principle, but my advice for postponing wife and kids is directed at young, intelligent and not-destitutely poor HN readers.

Best predictor for future wealth (and accompanying success) is prior wealth. Valid in US and all around the world. If you don't have enough of that by family status, you need to build it yourself and you can only do that by buying yourself time (savings orders of magnitude higher than cost of living). With enough leeway you can either try start your own business and have enough buffer to recover if necessary and still land better than married guy with home staying wife and 4 kids in LA. Also you got much better chances of a career in classic corporation setup since you are in a position to demand be assigned to good projects or walk away. Good projects = !bad projects where bad projects (95-98% of available work) == responsibility without authority, usually cleaning up other people's shit. Usually the young, family-less who can afford to demand authority without responsibility positions then walk away when (their own) shit starts to stink.
> There isn't a way to make steel at any scale without using coking coal in the furnaces.

At least for Germany (as mentioned by GP), that business will not be around for much longer. Steel from China and India simply is too cheap compared with domestic production. Probably once these two countries get too expensive production will shift over to Africa...
Looks a lot like Pd[0].

[0]: https://puredata.info/
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Except he was, according to his own emails he couldn't guarantee "his" product was 100% identical to the original.

The second major argument that you miss because nobody was next to you to read it aloud to you so you can catch it is that he went to prison for putting fake labels on a physical CD and claiming that object is an original. Most likely because of using an outdated copy of the software and low quality CD blanks (and manufacturing process) to cut costs.

Whether you feel safe or not is not the point. At least one person bought that CD at a price (NOT 25c) assuming it was original, "guaranteed" by Dell, and would not have paid the price knowing it's just a fake from a guy in his basement so to speak.

And if he wanted to "extend the life of electronics" he would have just given people direct links to the free downloads. But he didn't, he wanted to make money by breaking the law. I'm disturbed that this is so hard to understand for some people.

I can only assume none of you have ever achieved something worth using or stealing which is why it's hard to comprehend why someone stealing your name to put on their stolen copy is not cool.
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I imagine that she, as a woman, could be afraid of customers spiking the water they serve to her.
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There is something diabolical about picking a group dedicated to healthy living as your living organ theft pool, too.
':' is also a perfectly valid character in a domain name, so the naive splitting already does not work in the IPv4 ecosystem.