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As a software dev I need code snippets in different programming languages, or how to for related stuff. I know mostly the answers will be on stackoverflow but rather than search on that site, its better to google for it. This allows search on multiple sites and the summary listings help decide where to go next.
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Is there a less inflammatory way to discuss this?
I don't see why they would. If some delivery service had an expensive pay-on-delivery model, and some ecommerce site decided to use it, but didn't tell you (the buyer) that they did, and so you got a surprising shipping bill on receiving the product, would you blame the delivery service?

Your relationship is with the site, and so it should be their responsibility to inform you of the "bill" you'll have to pay to Google for using the site's captcha-protected services.
Sure its a problem. It is still extra effort, no matter if your stack makes it easy or not. It still has to be done.
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Point 4 has an intriguing modern analogue: the overwhelming desire many (most?) of us feel to correct someone who makes a factually incorrect statement on the internet. Perhaps the monkey is genetically hard-wired to be a smart-arse.
Ask HN: Favorite quotes from manpages/documentation?
In another thread, someone pointed out the hilariousness of the descriptions of the true(1) and false(1) commands in their respective manpages:

true - do nothing, successfully
false - do nothing, unsuccessfully

Another manpage that I like is hdparm(8) because of the sheer amount of uppercase warnings like "VERY DANGEROUS, DON'T EVEN THINK ABOUT USING IT."

Are there any other gems in those manpages that I may have missed?
Sometimes truth is inflammatory. Art 13. is a natural disaster in the making. I've publicly debated many proponents, even had the plesure of debating mr. Voss and ... they have no clue what they are doing. Remember the US congress deposition of Google and Faceboko CEOs and how utterly uninformed they were? Well the elected representatives in Europe are no better.

Their response to most arguments on how this will hurt creators is "we're just trying to protect creators". No counter arguments, just "our intentions are good". Yeah, I've almost given up at this point. Most legislators just don't understand how modern economy and society works ... and the political groups (like the Pirates) who do, are having a very hard time growing due to overall apathy.
We have a fair number of endpoint, so due to the CloudFormation 200 resource limit per stack, we end up creating about 10 different stacks that frankenstein themselves onto a main API gateway stack.
Your installer doesn't work if GOPATH contains multiple entries:

$ echo $GOPATH
/home/martin/go:/home/martin/work

It tries to run stuff like:

patch -d /home/martin/go:/home/martin/work/src/gopkg.in/libgit2/git2go.v27 -p1 < git2go.v27.patch
Cool technology, but I don't see yet how this could be superior to other construction methods in any practical way.
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As discussed in the linked E-Mail thread they're either talking about using GitHub as a publishing platform for something where they do have custom hooks, or making everything go through GitHub pull requests.

Using either of those methods they can enforce this. E.g. if they go through PRs just write a script that e.g. grabs the refs for the PR, rebases (and --no-ff merges, depending) the commits there, pushes them to master, and closes the PR as merged. The user running that script would be the only one allowed to commit to "master", and would use its own scripted method of integrating them, instead of clicking "Merge" in the GitLab UI.
I guess a similar thing holds for people who program in functional programming languages versus imperative languages.
Cool! That was indeed a good read!
You'd think those law makers would learn. Or maybe we're the ones who should learn.

When the original proposal was shot down, we were happy because we thought/hoped it was shot down for our reasons, but even then there were signs that some parties in the EU opposed it because it wasn't quite terrible enough. So now they made it worse.

I hope we can keep getting this shot down, but it seems to be important enough for the copyright monopolists to keep pushing this, and public opinion may eventually tire of this.

The good thing is that EU elections are coming in May. We need to know which parties support this so we can campaign against them. Let them bleed in the elections if they won't listen.
The design is expressed in data and executed with minimal Human intervention.

Much like 2D printing, 3D printing etc.
I have not once seen a Java application that shipped as a native binary. Sure, it can be done, but this is a very rare experience practice.
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Try putting a proper link in

https://PHP-ml.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
I asked why speaking out against your employer was juvenile.

I didn't ask why expecting not to get fired for it was not juvenile (though it is and the law protects me from stupid reactionary shit like that in my country).
Note that Dendrite is doing a bit more fancy architecture. https://github.com/matrix-org/dendrite/blob/master/DESIGN.md -- there's a bunch of readers and writers, with Kafka in-between to mediate flow of messages.

Whether that's a good or bad thing remains to be seen, but I'm a bit skeptic towards complicating things from the get-go.
Ask HN: Who has a niche side project?
HN is keen on side projects and threads always have plenty of us dropping links to their own and being very open.

There is often the suggestion that people with small niche projects will lurk and not contribute to those threads for fear that someone might compete with them - that they have some secret market which the rest of us don't even know about.

I'm interested in hearing from HN users in this situation who without talking explicitly about their business/domain/niche can talk about how they came to capture some small niche in its entirety and monetise it.

Anyone?
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Is it possible to hook a mongo database ?
That’s not a native app, it’s a app wrapping a web view.
Cool guys!
Where you connecting to Mongo from?
> Preferring a patch approach rather than a snapshot is like saying map(+)[1,1,1,1,1] != last([1,2,3,4,5]).

I assume you meant `reduce` instead of `map`.
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> He claimed that he had two Ph.D.s: his Highsmith-related dissertation, from Oxford, and one from the psychology department of an American university, for research into Munchausen syndrome. There’s no evidence that Mallory ever undertook such research.

Well, there was your first hint right there. Fascinating story, vaguely reminds me of Andrew Cunanan.
For those who wonder what the heck Pijul is about, I'd like to emphasize these two articles linked at the bottom of the page:

https://jneem.github.io/merging/
https://jneem.github.io/pijul/
Better source:

https://juliareda.eu/2019/02/article-13-worse/
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Julia Reda usually is on top of this topic:

https://juliareda.eu/2019/02/article-13-worse/
Hey there, i watch a load of channels, but here are some recommendations i have.

Rare Earth. (travel, doc, deep-investigation)
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtGG8ucQgEJPeUPhJZ4M4jA

Historia Civilis. (military, history, tactics)
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCv_vLHiWVBh_FR9vbeuiY-A

CruisingTheCut (narrow boats, relax)
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6SNxiLzSlh8e0yjndE9o_A

Sam O'Nella Academy (funny, history, trivia)
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1DTYW241WD64ah5BFWn4JA

Fact Fiend - With Karl Smallwood (short trivia show)
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaR-e8ComPih10DqPi3sdWg

Kurzgesagt – In a Nutshel (info graphic show)
https://www.youtube.com/user/Kurzgesagt

Abroad in Japan (japen, travel)
https://www.youtube.com/user/cmbroad44

just some of the many channels worth a glance.
In the early days of Instagram I had an idea for a bot that would tag photos with the approximate value of the things in them. The scenes mentioned in the article wouldn't really be 'taggable', but someone's fancy dinner or handbag or car certainly would. The beauty of it would be to distill what Instagram is about (living an enviable life) down to a very obvious message. If it worked the next step would be to include a "league table" position, eg "Your post is the 10,500,312th most expensive on Instagram."

I think I just enjoy ruining other people's fun a bit too much.
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I love Debord and it's a really neat quote to relate to the article, but do you think this holds up to the cold light of evolutionary biology? Ie, hasn't 'appearing' long been an intrinsic part of sexual selection and raising status across multiple species?
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Isn’t 64 bit, even duplicated, completely irrelevant to how much data is generally stored in a row?
How long would it take for you to develop this feature solo?

I would expect for your novices to be a drag on your development speed for these two months rather than contributing anything useful. Heck, for most beginners that would still be the case after 6 months of study.

Use those two pieces of information to determine whether you’ve been set up to fail, and act accordingly.
EU slowly starts to resemble old monarchies, detached from reality, "solving" problems that does not exists and totally missing important issues like Euro currency zone crisis, immigration crisis, lack of common and cohesive policy towards Russia and US, economic inequalities between old and new EU members, southern and northern EU countries.

After Lisbon treaty EU became some kind of mixture of the union of independent countries and a single organism. "The force" that is supposed to bind all countries into a single organism are EU council, EU commission and EU parliament. The real power is in the hands of the first two institutions - that's the EU bureaucracy which became a modern days "monarchy" - people does not have any power to decide who is nominated to those bodies and those bodies can do whatever they want. EU parliament is pretending to be some kind of "democratic" control, but, at the end of the day, everyone votes "properly", if not, voting is repeated again and again, MPs are disciplined, some words are replaced with their smoother version and we get what we were supposed to get.
I think the best way to report this problem is to open a Github issue on the OP's repo.
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Unless I’m missing something, you’d still have some 299700 years for your VACUUM to complete.
> This is common enough across a variety of organizations... and isn't necessarily unreasonable

So, how are applications supposed to store/retrieve data?
Which is essentially the whole argument of the article. For example as summarized in the last paragraph:

"Expert knowledge, of course, has an important place in democratic deliberation, but it can also cut people out of the policy process, dampen the urgency of moral claims, and program a sense of powerlessness into our public discourse."
Discord search at least on mobile is completely unusable for anything serious - you can click a result to jump to that point in the chat, but you can't scroll from there - it just shows a few messages before and after. Compare to Slack which can jump to any point in the chat and scroll as much as you need from there.
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Hi Tony, sure: with MongoDB the process is NL -> SQL -> NoSQL

If you request the access we can enable the MongoDB dataset for you.
In Chinese, the first-person masculine and feminine pronouns are homophones. My teacher told me the he/she written forms were only introduced upon contact with Western languages. It's not uncommon for native Chinese speakers to mis-gender their family members when speaking English, since to (most of?) them, there's only a grammatical distinction when writing.

In college, I took a course on Chinese literature, translated into English. A couple of the stories relied on a plot twist regarding the gender of one of the main characters. Unfortunately, the plot was given away early in both because it was obvious the translator was going through great pains to avoid gendered pronouns in English.
- Help everyone at first.

- Filter out those that don't ask the same things 2x - 3x.

- Those that ask things a lot and can't do much, assign them small tasks.

- Assign features and more important stuff to the more independent ones.

- Lessen helping everyone, but move to the "only bother me if you're stuck" mantra. Let them work more independently and use the online documentation to find something.

- Have a daily standup, so that everyone knows what they are doing. If they have questions, this is when it (from now on) should be requested.

- Make sure you have an alpha, beta and master environment. Be on top of everything as soon as it enters the beta environment. Don't let them change in production ( except a seperate branch for a bugfix). They develop on the alpha branch or a feature-branch.

- If someone can't develop or work independently, try to change them more to "testing".

- Use kanban / agile.

- Don't be afraid to filter people out, it happens that some beginners take a toll on the time of the team, because they develop errors / don't test code.

- Try to push the "don't commit, if it doesn't work" mantra.

==

I personally let them develop the entire time and when UX doesn't make sense or has not logical things that keep dragging on. I then spend an evening on fixing it as much as possible and explain the things i've done the day afterwards, without name calling.
... because it is maintained?
interesting and I agree with you. sorry if my original comment sounded like I was correcting you or something. I had my mind made up after watching an actual 90 mins panel[1] on this subject - then after watching I re-read both books and since then thought I finally had my answer to this annoying question. that is until you just tore it all up again with more facts I hadn't considered :)

the problem you describe with reading feels very familiar. I haven't had time to read any fiction for 20 years and only focused on papers (or stuff that I felt had some kind of immediate value to my career). The only pleasure I allowed myself was social media, shallow type of blogs and regurgitated opinions from books that were published not longer than the previous 2 years.

then one day I noticed something was missing in my life and I missed the fiction of my childhood. I then switched to reading only old books (nothing published after 1970 preferably before WWII ...) and the more old stuff I read the less I wanted to write. I felt there is no point in reading new books because everything that could have ever been said has already been said. (NNTaleb pointed me to this "fact" in Antifragile which also triggered my abstinence from anything new). I used to write a lot of blogs before too but after reading old things I realize I have little to add to the conversation (and if I do it's just diluting the pool of good existing content).

maybe we're just all totally overloaded from the amount of data our brains are being asked to process these days.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=31CcclqEiZw&t=1s
Yeah, so they do care about how you feel about the ad. If you associated that ad with bad feelings you might not want to buy that brand next time you see it.
Like Oracle.
> Perhaps the monkey is genetically hard-wired to be a smart-arse.

I think it is more about smart people being somehow able to see the pointlessness of the status game with materialistic objects, but somehow not how they're playing the same game with knowledge.

On the other side smart people can be quite insecure about their smartness, that they might not be as smart as they think. So correcting others on the internet might be a way to quieten these insecurities.
What happens the answer produces a lot of data? For example more than 100 records?
I often chat with my wife (Chinese, runs her own business) about relative wealth in her home country. She’s easily 1%, but living in big east coast Chinese cities, it often feels like we’re pretty average, even sub-average. The hundreds of millions of rural and urban poor are almost hidden from view.
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That kind of depends. The software could easily be published without publishing the rules/models that are being run. While knowing what sort of parameters are available to the rules/models might make it easier to identify attacks that aren't going to be found, that's not a given.
Maybe include a link from all retouched images to the original.... :-)
For those reading the comments first, this is not the first Mastodon that came to mind in the context of metalheads.
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This is only partially true. Almost all types are known at compile time because Julia was designed with static evaluation in mind. Many type errors are caught at compile time.
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When I see the cost of living / quality of life in SV I'm glad I'm back in Europe.

You do you, but for me salary isn't everything: social security, work hours, amount of vacation days, parental leaves, job security, commute time, &c.
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to be honest, after reading this post and the julia link I understand why the law is bad but the idea it is worse simply because it applies to more groups is wrong. a bad law is always a bad law.

the small business exception merely turns a bad law into a bad law as a money grab because penalties will be assessed on a company with deeper pockets and likely increased just because of that.

the whole idea of exceptions to internet related laws recently based on size of the organization or just as worse, its "for profit" or "not for profit" method of business is just politicians moving their weaponization of laws into a new forum
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Why is web assembly a desirable target? Wouldn't it make more sense to use LLVM IR or something that can go down to native? It don't get why, if you're compiling down to such a low level anyway, you'd want to target a bulkier runtime like wasm.

I also don't really understand why you'd want more than one language in the shell, but I guess if you wa
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Author here: I would be very grateful if some of you MacOS users would help me provide MacOS binaries: https://github.com/makkes/gitlab-cli/issues/1
I am assuming that you have reasonably well rounded experience as a programmer and are well versed in your organisations standards and methodologies. If not, then my advice is probably not going to be much use. I have re-trained Cobol and RPG programmers to develop OOP systems using the following. And I have taught SE at university so I have some experience, but never with complete absolute non-programming mindset folks.

"Ship a feature in a couple of months" ... WTF? ... is you management even sane???

Putting that brain snap aside ...

You need to establish what programming language, framework, tools, conventions you will be using. Then with that in mind, create a series of progressive exercises that introduce basic programming concepts (as are applicable to the features that you will be expected to ship over the next 12-18 months). Basically you would do a "teaching session" with handouts, examples and some live-coding on your part. Then you follow that with a "tutorial session" where your team gets to practice what they have just learnt. For a week or two that is all that you are likely to be able to achieve.

Once you get over that initial hurdle, you would need to design that first feature and assign segments to each member of the team. During that time you will be mentoring and assessing how well each member of the group is "coping".

Realistically, if you could complete the required feature on your own in one month, then the above exercise will probably take three months. But the next feature will take probably half that if your team come up to speed at about average rate.

For your sake, I suggest that you have your management on-side. I have seen too many managers who think that programming is nothing more than typing. Those PHBs are the bane of any software development project.

I am aware that this is becoming a long read. But I hope that your team is not expected to do analysis nor design. That has to be done by people with considerable domain and development expertise.
Bloody annoying & clueless document it was. Main problem with root canals it that they become leaky in time and there is no mechanism to detect the bacteria, because the tooth is now dead. Persistent inflammation is of course source for all kinds of bad, including cancer.
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For some tasks I find myself writing my scripts in bash with a bunch of python herefiles. Bash is pretty straight forward when it comes to text stream processing and tool integration but for anything more the herefiles are a good way to avoid figuring out bash control flow and messing with list delimiters
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Very interesting. I like to think that the habit of doing queries could change. It would be interesting to see a video with a data cube.
Why are these articles always used for anti-EU tirades? Did people also call into question the democratic legitimacy of the United States while SOPA was on the table?
its have been not good for uber recent year as strike golbally.
https://ridesharefeed.com/lyft-promo-code-free-first-ride-gu...
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Interesting that in Mumbai someone who just reaches the top 1% of earners must pay 44% of their income to send one child to a private school, while in Australia it is only 8%.
But English has words for shades of blue as well: azure, navy, teal.

I guess the difference is what is considered a shade and what is considered a separate color?

In my native Polish we have siny (same root as the Russian word, but it's a rarely used word), niebieski (general word for blue), granatowy (navy blue - sometimes considered a separate color).

If you asked me to describe a light blue car I would more likely say "niebieski" than "siny". But if it was a dark blue car I would likely call it "granatowy", not "niebieski".
yes me too. uber driver are out of business.

https://ridesharefeed.com/lyft-promo-code-free-first-ride-gu...
we're getting the the Great Firewall of Europe in small but important steps.

expect to see more "Banned because you're from Europe" messages plastered all over the Internet.

except for VPN and moving to another country, is there any other way for a European to avoiding EU regulation?
I'm very curious, which library did you end up using?
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