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Completely agree. This is the same kind of understanding that I get when reading these words. I rarely have to translate Chinese<->English, and instead just use them naturally in everyday conversation (wife is Chinese and that’s our method of conversation). As such if you asked me to translate 天真 for example, I would have to spend a few seconds to think of the word “naive”, I would instead come up with a long descriptive English sentence similar to what you did as I feel it better captures the essence of what I’m thinking when speaking Chinese. I think it’s subtle things like this that are important to remember when attempting to gain mastery in a foreign language. I also find it interesting how different languages/cultures evolve to convey similar ideas through such different means.

Something else I find is when speaking to many of my Chinese in-laws I regularly get various stories and explanations for words and phrases. Sometimes they are straight forward and sometimes there are literary or historical references that I would have never been able to derive on my own. :)
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I don't think its just adults not taking it seriously in some quarters its surprisingly common for adults to use the "man up" or "stiff upper lip" approaches for physical or mental pain.
You're being sarcastic but there are enough people around who wouldn't see that at face value.
FWIW, for that kind of search problem, I've found it useful to use a solver (or simpler exhaustive searches) on small windows as a local search, while continuing to use a stochastic search at the global level.

E.g. consider a window of (say) 6 keys and ask if any of the 6! permutations of them are better, for each possible window over the keyboard. This is similar to n-opt in TSP.

Make N as big as you can before your search falls down. Also try making a random move and local searching the region around the random move. Try all ~n^2 pairs of n/2 windows to jointly optimize. etc.

You can also make the local searches small by grouping keys and then search for the best permutation of whole group rather than single keys. Then alternate to windows of single keys.
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> My current company also recently introduced a Mindfulness workshop only this time it was really a basic meditation workshop which I enjoyed.

I find it extremely weird for companies to offer these things. The only reason they'd do it is to boost their own productivity / margin / whatever. As in "be healthy because we need your ass on that chair and your brain working on our problems".

There is already a thin enough line between personal and professional life.

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2018/jan/31/mindfu...
About time for mindfulness to actually be a thing. Waiting for a time where people are at least exposed to the idea of mindfulness, whether they continue to practice it, is their choice. A subject in school is the best way to achieve this.

For adults, if one thinks that they are already super happy and self-realised, it still makes sense to try out the techniques of mindfulness just with a consideration that they "could" be even more so. They "could" be missing an entirely different dimension.

Personal experience:
Up till the age of 21, I was enjoying my life, doing well, fooling myself that I am the happiest I can be. That's when I took this course in IIT Madras called Self Awareness [1]. I had taken it because people said they always give good grades. The course caused a massive self-discovery for me. It was all and all about mindfulness. The teachings were mainly from the books: `Siddhartha` [2], `The power of now` [3] and `Stop sleep walking through life` [4]. They introduced us to relaxing exercises, meditation and breathing techniques along with some ideas to watch yourself while you are getting emotionally vulnerable. Briefly, the course was about being conscious of your existence, about feeling one with the present and about figuring yourself out for real. It has been 4 years since and I can clearly see that I am a different person, I have much less fights, I am rarely depressed, I handle criticism much better, I am much more productive in my work and most important of all, I have the clarity about who I am.

Sucks to think that I wouldn't have known (never mind achieved) all this if it weren't for a mindfulness course. Props to the schools in England for this initiative.

[1] https://courses.iitm.ac.in/course/info.php?id=849
[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siddhartha_(novel)
[3] https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/6708.The_Power_of_Now
[4] https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/258519.Stop_Sleep_Walkin...
I think schools should teach one more thing: non-violent communication and related things: not-neediness, how to communicate feelings and needs, how to avoid shaming and guilt-tripping, how to ask and be fine with rejections, how to understand that other people may have different goals and motivations, etc.

- Marshall B. Rosenberg, "Non-Violent Communication" https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/560861.Non_Violent_Commu...

Moreover, it may change the society (so its benefits don't stop at an individual level) - as a lot of problems stem from conflicts that escalate step by step.
A society that promotes mainly unachievable levels of success, beauty, wealth, and influence?
It looks to be available at https://github.com/Z3Prover/doc/tree/master/programmingz3 - see the programmingz3.mdk
Sometimes you step on someones foot and its a mistake. Sometimes someone doesn't care if they step on your foot or actively try to do so.

Having a conversation that goes "well I stepped on a foot by accident once does that make me satan?" is ridiculous.

Its really not that complicated guys.
Did you publish your name change in the Diarrhea Times?

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The PAC are required not to coordinate and they can be scrupulous about never being in the same room as the candidate. But they don't need to coordinate to e.g. run a TV ad campaign endorsing a candidate who's done something they like.
It could be worth seeing a Doctor about it honestly, or a counsellor/therapist. They might even suggest CBT, which could be beneficial to you. Mindfulness practice may also help you.

Good luck!
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yes you're right, some books can really be insightful, I've read some myself :)

Unfortunately I see people around me who drown in the therapy/self-help circuit. A lot of money is involved, and they keep running in circles. It seems to become a self fulfilling prophecy.

If you spend to much time reflecting on your life, it becomes part of your life which prevents you from really living. Before saying anymore clichés I'll stop, and go do something :)
Yes, agree, the answer is don't go live in a car and use the laptop all day every day. That wouldn't be very fun. :) Get outside if you run out of battery.

Having access to all the comforts all the time is for the part of your life spent in civilization.
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I can only agree with you 100%. However, it seems this is not a universal view.
Kinda wanting to have this set the default system font for MacOS replacing San Francisco. Unfortunately requiring a lot of hacking around the OS to do so.
Hooks fix some of the composition headaches you get from render props, which is the current standard for composition (the heritage being HOCs -> render props -> hooks). They're basically mixins with weird syntax.
I agree that hitchhiking makes socializing automatic. It also taught me a lot in terms of dealing with chaos and constant uncertainty. But I had the same realization about the constant noise of living in the automobile civilization all the time. You're always exposed to the risks of traffic and the infrastructure is simply not friendly.
Unsurprisingly that's a very US perspective from The Atlantic - in the UK online grocery shopping is well embedded and expanding (although only relatively small % rate)

We're shopped online for over a year and generally avoid going to the supermarket if we can
Valued employees also get offices if they want. It's the plebians that get stuck in open offices with four year old HP laptops with busted fans.
Imagine you had a company that was trying to start a video service and the expert on ffmpeg goes on parental leave half way through.

How is that different than that person getting hired by Google half way through? Other than the fact that with parental leave you generally get 4-6 month warning that it's coming and with someone change jobs you might not even get 4-6 weeks. Also at least in my experience people on parental leave will answer the phone/email if its important.
I thought the same at first, but Dan Abramov and his blog[1] has changed my mind.

[1]: https://overreacted.io/why-do-hooks-rely-on-call-order/
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That is being unfair to React.

React changed the way developers reason about UI/DOM from imperative to declarative, the holy grail here is that a declarative API allows you to move up your state and have a "single source of truth" and so makes it easy to reason about your application's state at the cost of having more plumbing, for example consider incriminating the value of an input with jQuery (imperative) vs React (generally with Redux).

What Hooks does is move the component's state management from components root a level deeper into hook functions and advocates for reusable state management functions that manages various fragments of your component's state, this I believe is a step backwards in terms of simplifying how you reason about state management in terms of complexity --not lines of code.

I am just not sure if this abstraction is worth it in practice and a good step for React.
That's a fair point; while mental health wasn't a class in my country, I've also found that these "extra" classes often suffered from giving them to random teachers. Just because they have some experience (and possibly a minor degree) in pedagogy doesn't mean they can teach every subject. Many here can barely teach their specialty.
Speech therapists need to have an in-depth knowledge of how speech organs such as the larynx work mechanically. This includes not just their function as a speech production device but their other functions, too.

Additionally, speech therapists are used to working with patients with neurological disorders.
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You can't infer from the birth rate that German women want to have kids but can't.

Birth rates drop as prosperity increases and people feel less need to have children (some rejecting children entirely), and Germany is one of the most prosperous countries in the world.
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Ah, it sounds like a rebranded "Personal Development Education". Having being introduced to it from secondary school onwards, it was always a pleasure to have a double period of PDE at the end of the day. Zero study involved. No real homework. If we were lucky they'd roll out the big telly and an old tape about bullying or hormones. Even when they put it before the first bell, it worked out well as a place to do your maths homework.

Probably for the best they're starting younger these days. They might find real buy-in from actual children.
In case you’re curious, I recently wrote up a deep dive on React from first principles that includes Hooks.

https://overreacted.io/react-as-a-ui-runtime/

Personally I don’t see them as being either “magic” or “implicit”. You might find my post helpful for conceptualizing how they fit into the picture.

(Warning: it is a longread. But it also explains 90% of React on a single page.)
In both cases, it was pitched as a way to be more focused, purposeful, and satisfied at work.

In general, I think it makes sense for companies to promote activities that they believe will help employees to be happy and healthy. Happy workers are generally more productive.
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All I know is that me and any other parent I know are very aware of the problem and most I know set rules like max 1 hour a day.
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>> On the one hand, you have thousands of years of anecodata compiled by billions of people

That or you have fourty years of urban legends and billions who believe it without checking any facts.
You can't disable the "required" ones, even though they're obviously not all technically required to serve the content.
A major point of Hooks is that they’re composable — unlike lifecycle methods.

You can separate different reusable pieces of logic into Hooks, and then combine them or pass values between them. You can even call the same Hook more than once.

I’ve wrote about new possibilities they unlock here:

https://medium.com/@dan_abramov/making-sense-of-react-hooks-...

Hope this helps.
I think your hypothesis here is that the mental health issues, unhappiness and issues with well-being can be fixed completly from the society.

I disagree with it. I prefer to look at them somehow like I see bugs: they cannot be - in general - eliminated completely. They come with the process of people building products.

So I don't think we can solve those completely. This is why I think we should start educating children about how to think about live.

Maybe an inspiration from philosophy stage from Ancient time which originally I think was concerned (at least some of them) with how a life should be lived, what happiness means, what does it mean to be a homo sapiens ...

I think we should approach this as a society and start offering children tools about how to approach this.
Mindfulness is branded wrong.

Sceptics see it as (a) Some yoga-style mystic silliness reasonable people have been ignoring for decades, and (b) A 2014 self-help book, a fad-prone genre with relatively little credibility.

If the common sense ideas underlying mindfulness were given a different coat of paint, they might be more readily accepted.
>just happy food processing automata until they reach puberty

I did not say that. As I don't think that imposing complexity of mental bullshit from adult's minds on children makes things any better.
Sure, but those are both engines - not general purpose frameworks and/or libraries. They're specifically designed for games and game-like programs. Granted, I didn't really make that distinction, so your point stands. However, even if they do solve the latency issue (usually), game balance for cross-platform use is still very much an open game-specific problem.
If we start the "what else" branch, it's almost infinite.

For example, the ways to manipulate people and how to protect oneself (e.g. according to Cialdini's classification, but not necessarily).

How to develop critical thinking in a world where most communication is aimed at influencing you in one way or another.

How to develop elasticity and the skill to adapt to ever-changing circumstances (hint: the world they will be living in will be very different from the one they're taught about at school, I think we all experienced it at some point).

How to understand the conditioning of the society and the culture we're living in (e.g. the roles of the husband/wife, parent/child, family member, colleague, boss) and learn to live with them without getting too serious about them (and save a few bucks on psychotherapy later).

How to save money. Only those few who care about you will teach you how to save money, everyone else wants you to spend your money. Etc. etc.
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The radio part isn't directly linked to the imaging part.

The radio link is effectively just a modem (short for 'modulate/demodulate') that transforms bits into some modulation of a radio signal. A simple and error-prone modulation would be to just shift the frequency back and forth between two values such that the lower frequency represents a binary zero and the higher a binary one. The receiver listens to the RF coming from the transmitter, and if it applies the same algorithm to demodulate the signal back to bits, will start kicking out bits that turn to bytes that turn to pixels or telemetry or navigational data or whatever the satellite wishes to send. So in this case, it could be something approximating a standard digital camera, computer snaps a photo, maybe stores it on a filesystem, queues it up to send and when the time is right starts blasting bits down the RF pipe back to earth.

In my very limited experience with this the satellite will typically send a simple raw lossless bitmap or similar encoding to minimize the effect of data loss for individual pixels.

I did find a short blurb on the Longjiang-2 modulation types:

"While receiving signals from satellites in low Earth orbit requires only relatively simple antennas, doing so for satellites in orbit around the Moon (a thousand times more distant), is much harder. To this end Longjiang-1 and 2 transmit signals in two low data-rate, error-resistant, modes; one using digital modulation (GMSK) at 250 bits per second, while the other mode (JT4G) switches between four closely spaced frequencies to send 4.375 symbols per second. This latter mode was developed by Nobel-prize winning astrophysicist Joe Taylor and is designed for radio amateurs to relay messages at very low signal strengths, typically when bouncing them off the surface of the Moon."

GMSK stands for Gaussian minimum shift keying [1] and is also used for GSM mobile phone data transmission. It's a fairly sophisticated frequency shift keying that minimizes phase disturbance between the shifted frequencies.

JT4G is a simple frequency shift keying modulation. Here's [2] a recording of it from Longjiang-2, turn up the volume to hear the downconverted audio.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minimum-shift_keying#Gaussian_...

[2] https://twitter.com/cgbassa/status/1018428722502946816
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I understand. I feel like the consideration to make is: will the benefits of hooks outweigh the benefits of mixing different patterns? If your estimate is that it won't, I'd stick to the current patterns for a while, rather than rewriting them now - because I'm quite sure the benefits of hooks aren't going to be worth the rewrite.
I’m not a dev lead — if anyone, Sebastian (sebmarkbage) is.

I just enjoy turning his sentences into blog posts. :-)
Buzzfeed News really should change their name. They're very much separate from Buzzfeed, the "what kind of pizza are you" quiz type site.

They've won numerous awards for journalism, including being finalists for the Pulitzer Prize. I can't find the source where I read this, but essentially Buzzfeed exists to fund Buzzfeed News.
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Ah, ok. I have no idea. I reacted to "It immediately reminded me of Jemisin's "The Fifth Season", because that's pretty much the central plot device there: people with dangerous magical powers being discriminated against, out of fear, in ways that directly and obviously parallel racial discrimination of blacks in real world USA." in parent. The description that made him think of fifth season does not sounds like fifth season either.

I did not read "Blood Heir" and don't know anything specific except seeing some tweets about about the issue. All those tweets were from people with strong agendas (both ways agendas but still not fully trustworthy in their analysis). Which is why I don't want to speculate on its content.
Cannabis also seems to have some relation to Testicular cancer; e.g. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5812006/
Not that it can not happen by itself, it's just seeing it around inclines you towards it.
We’re not refactoring anything at FB and don’t recommend you to either!

We mostly use Hooks in new code.
I spent most of my early childhood in a grimiest, gloomiest, dying city on Russian/Chinese border. From the age of 12 or so, I lived with one goal - get out of there. I had no time for stupid psychologising, nor could've imagined anybody living in glitzy cities of the West to be so dumb to waste time on that.

There were times I almost worshipped that imaginary version of Western culture I had with it being all about action, forward movement and unending progress. Once I finally got myself out of Russia, I was up for a big, big surprise... West had idleness as its second nature...
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The fact that they are used for all nouns [1] in Chinese / Korean and only one of the two classes of nouns in English is not a difference in the way they are used or the function they perform. It is a difference in which nouns require their use. They have identical grammar and meaning. There is no reason to consider them distinct phenomena; they are one and the same.

[1] Certain things that you might think of as a noun based on English are, in Chinese, measure words which do not measure a noun. For example, 天 "day" and 次 "time" (as in "it happened three times") are syntactically measure words, but it is not possible to follow them with a noun that they notionally measure. This isn't really distinguishable from saying that all English count nouns are really measure words.
You're right! I forgot about that
There was an interesting article recently framing the designing in of anxiety as an accessibility issue: https://developer.paciellogroup.com/blog/2018/08/a-web-of-an... . This really made me reevaluate dark patterns as not just tedious but as actively harmful to large sets of the population. The use of AB testing is fine in and of itself, but only when the results are analysed with things like this in mind; it’s all too easy to micro-iterate your way to a solution like this.
I tried to explain it here.

https://medium.com/@dan_abramov/making-sense-of-react-hooks-...

Hope it helps!
Yeah, definitely a different beast. I've done things with what's basically dynamic scope trickery before now, though it didn't look exactly like hooks.

I still want traits because I've got very fond of doing class-with-read-only-members type stuff and being able to compose functionality together works really nicely in that regard

(nonetheless, I very much appreciate your efforts on elucidating hooks - I think most of the reason I'm replying this confidently is as combination of your articles and the reference docs :)