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Because even with type inference, the compiler shouts at me during compile time if they don't match, instead of crashing at runtime, because Joe of the 5th floor forgot to add a field when he checked in his code.

So I don't need to write additional unit tests to do the compiler's work that would have prevented Joe to check in his code.
No, Google employees are not forbidden to use the word "family". I'm sorry but this is not HN-quality content. The whole thing is nothing but a sensationalist waste of time, starting from the clickbait headline down to the fact that the entire article is based off of a claimed leak from another (so-called) far-right website. Seriously?
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In that case you get O(1) regardless of algo choice.
It could look way better with more detailed geometry and proper materials. Most of those textures have baked-in lightning and lack normal maps and proper materials, which take away a lot of the effect. Take a look at this video from 2013: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=abqAanC2NZs
The carrot to those still living of a beautiful afterlife and the mythos surrounding that seems incredibly useful evolutionarily.

That said, it could also just be an implementation quirk. There’s some interesting work out there on what exactly happens in the brain during the moments surrounding death, and it relates in an interesting way to the neural correlates of consciousness.

Also related to the state of being conscious without attentional content.
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As a developer of this, it's built using Virgil3D[1], which is rather interesting tech, that allows virtualized guests to get hardware accelerated 3D graphics.

It works by having the guest run a Mesa3D (Linux Userspace graphics) driver called virgl in the guest, which takes all of the OpenGL/OpenGL ES commands and send them through through Linux VirtIO[3] to the guest, where they are executed by the virglrenderer[1] application as normal OpenGL / OpenGL ES commands.

This let's you run whichever driver you want on the host, even proprietary ones. And it allows you you to do transparent OpenGL <-> OpenGL ES translation.

[1] https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/virgl/virglrenderer/

[2] https://www.mesa3d.org/

[3] https://lwn.net/Articles/239238/
The general rule of thumb for us is "auto is allowed if the type is written on the line somewhere, or if you're writing a for-each of a container, where it has to be const auto &, unless you have good justification for the copies". The inadvertent copies in for-each constructs are the biggest pitfall for us, because let's just say you don't pick C++ to write software that doesn't have to be as fast as possible :) .
> 1. I often can't find any meat in the supermarket that has not been denatured by having the fat removed.

Youtuber Thomas Delauer makes the case that this is not such a big deal since you can always mix lean meat with other sources of fat (like butter or coco nut oil).

Also I once heard that toxins are accumulated in fat tissue so if you eat animals that were poorly fed (for instance cows fed with grains instead of grass), by only eating lean cuts you dodge that bullet.

The ideal meat might come from extinct megafauna anyway : I'm personally seduced by the theory that the neolithic revolution was some kind of a hack we had to pull off when we hunted down all big game to extinction at the end of the last glaciation.
Thank you, will try.
It sounds more like a budget issue more than anything else. If companies want to exploit young, cheap labor for free 'overtime' then maybe it's a business ethics problem.
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Well, Stradivarius was exceptional at the time, and the fact that these violins still hold their own after more than 2 centuries means that it's not just look and feel. But yes, there are (some) better instruments available nowadays and we are also able to simulate any instrument available with outstanding precision.
According to the article, they used a 1615 museum piece for this.

I remember reading somewhere that you have to play those instruments regularly for it not to change its sound.

Could anyone clear that up for me? Could you tune an instrument, that wasnt properly tuned for decades or centuries?
We'd play flag football in school, where one wore a belt with flags on it attached with velcro. "Tackling" meant ripping off one of the flags. This should be coupled with fining a player for knocking others down.

You can still get injured with this, but the odds of head injury should go way down.

Whether this version of the game would hold the interest of fans would remain to be seen.

Or one team could be given swords and the other tridents, and give the fans what they really want :-)
American, maybe. Western, really?

https://www.google.com/amp/s/bigthink.com/two-maps-and-one-g...

It seems that obesity in Europe affects 1/4 to 1/5, while in the US is 1/3. The EU country with highest incidence of obesity is alse the one that is famous for its lack of a (decent) food culture, the UK.

As an Italian, I find it hard to convince myself that US obesity problems have one single cause to blame, sugar, rather than a food culture that is generally bent towards the childishly fancy: grilled meat, fried stuff, overwhelming sauces, the super-fatty, the uber-sugary, no vegetables and very little home cooking.
I as a consumer however do not wish to have to navigate a phone tree to get back to whomever left me a voice mail.

As I suggested elsewhere you make the CEO personally liable and a technical solution will be found. It will probably just mean that the telephone company sent the relevant information and ignored what came from the subscriber.
What is the latest and greatest in password creation rules anyway?
It is hard to define a password policy which covers both users' practical needs and still makes ERP systems secure and follows best practice of the major players.

Microsoft research has an interesting paper on it. Are there more like this out there? https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/wp-content/uploads/...

Hints welcome!
That's possible - but there's also a perfectly explainable mechanism of action (thickened cervical mucus) that doesn't involve you dismissing the experience of other women who don't report vaginal dryness as a problem but do statistically experience lower rates of successful conception.
Em7 is easier to argue for. It's basically the dominant (G mojor) with added 6th.
You're not crazy... inverse square law. Unless the noise was conducted (or ducted/focused) through a solid (horn/reflector) it would fall off by 80dB at 100m. In order to get it into a solid you need amazing impedance matching (or alignment)... which also reduces signal.

Makes a good story though.
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It doesn't say anywhere, not even in the title, that Google employees are forbidden to use the word "family". According to TFA:

>The tech giant experienced a backlash from its own employees in March 2017 after a presentation about a product aimed at young people seemed to replace the term with the word 'family', leaving out various groups.
You're right about the cognitive dissonance going on. Americans want the right to do whatever they want, but won't accept responsibility for their choices.
What surprises me about this is the throwaway remark suggesting soccer and hockey should be lumped in with American football. As I understand it, they are not close to being in the same category for brain injury. What's the justification for that remark?
I honestly don't know how Snapchat ever was able to maintain the veneer that snaps are temporary and can't come back to haunt you after they disappear. Their own users often would take screenshots, so how did the story that snaps are temporary keep getting promoted?
There already is (and has been) knee-jerk reaction to this comment, but fundamentally I think your first clause represents territory that should be explored. I'm a huge believer in the value of retaining senior staff and making it part of their responsibility set to help mentor and develop more junior staff. However, if we take at face value the argument that it is too expensive to keep these people on staff, why not explore ideas that reduce how closely correlated compensation is to seniority rather than some measure of overall value across all dimensions of contribution?
There’s something that I don’t really understand regarding password managers which maybe you could explain. How is using a password manager to manage multiple passwords more secure than using a single password everywhere?

In the case of a password manager, if your computer is breached, then all passwords are breached. If your passwords are hosted encrypted on a website, then if that website is breached, the master password you send it will be visible to the attacker, and thus all passwords are breached.

In the case of using the same password everywhere, if one website is breached, then the password to all sites is breached.

Am I missing something?
That's... grasping at straws.
And the phrygian used in metal has modified major third (G# instead of G) which, again, results in E major, not E minor chord.
Here we are, Western mortals worrying about the last spoken word, while the Himalayan yogis exit their body consciously...
They probably do, but they're already painful by then.
"The immune system" is not actually a single system. It's entirely possible for a condition to cause both the overproduction of a single aspect of the immune system and also harm your general immunity overall.

This is no more a failure of a mental model than the fact that autoimmune diseases, which also involve a heightened immune response, can leave people more vulnerable to certain infections.

But, as noted elsewhere, I don't particularly think this exchange is going to leave either one of us content. I wish you the best in finding a treatment that works for you.
When everybody can solve a simple loop, a base bar, then the bar has to be raised.

The bar is being raised all the time as much as it is painful and hard for me to see/experience this :(.
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The compatibility is not just with Go types, but any C structure compatible types in any language.
Perhaps branch prediction works better with jumps than CMOV.

Or maybe it has something to do with HT (if it is on).
> One's outlook and productivity changes with time and age

On what data do you make this statement? A quick cursory search shows its completely false and based on not much more than ignorance or prejudice.
Correct. I believe the dangers with American football is the use of the helmets in particular. It allows for tackles that normally would not be possible without the attackee injuring themselves. Refer to Rugby or Australian Football for comparisons.
Kid friendly normally implies that kids are the target market, and that adults may find it childish.

Family friendly implies that it is suitable for all ages.
> "I was very surprised that such a high percentage of my group was laid off, because my group was running under budget and was exceeding its performance targets."

Under budget, exceeding targets, so when you say changes with time and age, do you mean gets better? Or what?
97% of federal income taxes paid are by people in the top 50% of income today (above 36K, as of 2012), you would probably have to at least match that. Given that, I think I agree. It would have to be 34% for the bottom 50% to pay nothing.
Read and understand the output before asking for help. I know this sounds ridiculous or even condescending, but anyone who has worked in this field long enough knows what I mean.
I don't mean to diminish/belittle DHH. What he's done (web framework, productivity SaaS, self-help books, sales/marketing, conference speakers, racing) it's not what Google does (web-browser, OS, AI, maps, search, scale, etc).

I also don't get why people like DHH is assumed to be a "miss" for not being hired by some of these company...

DHH is a unique individual with his own way of thinking. He wouldn't be DHH if he works for someone else (or under someone).
AOC has a degree from Boston University in economics.

Wikipedia says "International Relations and Economics", which is not the same as graduating as an Economics major.
I did cover those points. As I said, the prestige is misguided (in the case of FAANG) and you don't need to go down the FAANG route to have access to higher quality opportunities.

Those companies sure want you to believe what you're claiming because it means they get the first bite of the cherry but the reality is very different (from my experience anyway).
I think you misunderstood. Buying yogurt with sugar in it is "adding sugar to yogurt". Someone had to do it for you.
Equilibrium is traffic jams. What we want is for roads to be underutilized, because 100% utilization is a synonym for gridlock. A saturated solution, in chemical terms.

I like the term "latent demand" more, because "induced" sounds like demand was suddenly created, whereas "latent" implies it's already there, but can't be fulfilled just yet. A saturated solution with more soluble material waiting at the bottom of the flask. If you add a drop of solvent, a little bit of material from the bottom will dissolve - just like if you add another road, you'd only eat into the latent demand.

But the fix to this problem isn't "don't build new roads because induced demand". It's "build even more roads", up until you eat up all that demand, in the same way you could add more and more solvent until you dissolve all the remaining material, and then some more, to keep the solution unsaturated.
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A friendly reminder that the Daily Mail is hopelessly inaccurate.
Nonsense. It's a crisis of Ponzi public finances. Overpromise, overspend and blame your citizens for not multiplying.

Most normal people would welcome less serious traffic jams, less pollution and lower food and housing prices.
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Yes, but lawyers don't make as much money that way.
I remember learning a long time ago that Barry Sanders started out with flag football, which is why he became such an amazing running back. If you can evade flag-tacklers, actual tacklers are gonna have an even worse time getting you (on average).

Despite the more technical nature of sport it would bring, you’re right in your final analysis–this is our modern day gladiatorial contest, we want hits.
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Think of it this way -- your password managers password never gets passed to untrustworthy websites, so there is a very small chance it would ever get breached.

You now only have to trust one website/program, rather than every website (and we have evidence that many major websites can't be trusted with our passwords).
There have been a number of cases of former NHL players with CTE. I'm not sure it's as many as in the NFL, but it has less focus so possibly underreported.
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People wanna feel smart. That's all this really is. Sneakers intimidate people's intelligence, hello 2019
In embedded environments the GC is fundamentally different to a large RAM machine. There a simple boehm-gc is enough and still faster, safer and smaller than refcounting. It can be made incremental.

On big machines a copying collector with a nursery is much faster and safer if you can deal with the pauses.

Memory safety is still an issue I heard.
I'm sure the MBAs have calculated to the penny the cost of these lawsuits and decided it's worth it. Getting rid of one 62yo VP with 40 years of seniority will pay for at least a dozen young workers from a developing country, on contract, with no benefits or retirement plans to worry about.
I personally support a 70% marginal tax on all income over $100,000, and I make well over that

You can easily simulate that for your own taxes simply by making the appropriate contribution via pay.gov and/or directing any refund from your existing tax return via the appropriate line on Form 1040.
Autolacing in Back to the Future didn't require you to download vendor's app and connect to an account on vendor's service over the Internet.

That would be my one and only criticism of this implementation. Beyond that, it's pure awesomeness, and I want a pair.
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"The immune system" is not actually a single system.

I'm well aware of that fact.

I'm not really a fan of the entire concept of autoimmune disease. There are things that go on with CF where they also claim that "overreaction" of the immune system is a factor, though I can't recall a specific example because I left all the CF lists years ago. I don't think ideas like that are helpful, so I made no effort to remember the specific examples.

Cystic Fibrosis is a misnomer rooted in an older mental of the condition which has since been abandoned. It was descriptive of the state of the pancreas in autopsies of people who died of the condition. I think in French they call it mucoviscidosis, which would be medically more accurate.

We have a terribly poor understanding of a lot of medical conditions. "Gulf War Syndrome" just meant you were sick in some mysterious fashion and had served in the Gulf War. Last I checked, they had distinguished three different syndromes, still without identifying an exact cause.

Malaria just means "bad air." It was so labeled because of it's association with swamps. It was only later that it was determined to be due to a parasite where mosquitoes are the vector.

Medicine is shockingly imprecise and organic and a lot of fancy labels in medicine are not as informed as laymen sometimes assume.

When I was asking a former RN one time "So, what exactly does this medication do at the cellular level?" She told me "We don't actually know. That's not how studies are done. You are asking questions that medicine can't answer."

But, as noted elsewhere, I don't particularly think this exchange is going to leave either one of us content. I wish you the best in finding a treatment that works for you.

What I'm doing for my health is working remarkably well. As stated elsewhere, I'm not seeking agreement from the entire world. I'm seeking meaty engagement. So I've been quite content to talk with you, overall.

But you have zero obligation to engage me further. Have a nice (whatever time of day wherever you happen to be).
I was just going to say, I've always had a good experience with Boa systems on snowboarding boots, even though people claim they break regularly. Surprised they didn't get adopted by the sneaker industry. I'm guessing it's either too expensive, or too bulky for them, until now at least.

Edit: Actually, turns out they have been already used in sports shoes, go figure! The aesthetics don't quite seem exquisite, but the functionality seems to be all there.
That is going to be insanely annoying.
Just wait till you hear what they were up to in the early 40s...
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The general public is still largely stuck in the past and actually thinks low fat foods == non-fattening foods. So it's effective marketing.
Difference between fiction and reality I guess. In the movie you don't have to think about how it works (magic), but in reality, yes sure, it will need a battery I guess. Which is yet another thing you need to charge. There are lacing profiles which you control in an app, adding complexity to something that should 'just work'. Why can't the shoe adapt to the swelling of your feet? Perhaps v2 will do that. I personally would love that for my hiking shoes.

Maybe if they allowed you to have two settings that you can control from the boot, it would be different.

So I guess some criticism stems from that Nike made something that should be simple and intuitive, into something that requires your attention and needs configuration.
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See, I wasn't dismissing anything. I post as openly female on an overwhelmingly male forum. I routinely try to add information to the discussion that seems unlikely to occur to most men.

I said in another comment -- one you replied to, so presumably you read it -- that reproductive issues in CF are likely more complicated than just this one factor, so I think this characterization of my remark is completely unfounded.
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