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Pedantically, you can't just redefine a term to suit your need calling something "pure" or "unpure".

No, I think they are using those terms correctly. In FP, “pure” means absolutely no side-effects. So if you add an FP-style library to an existing imperative language, that’s “impure”.
First of all, outside Bell Labs there were computers being programmed in high level languages since 1961, definitely much weaker computers than a PDP-11.

Secondly, ptr = &array[0] is something would happen at compile time.

Third, C authors seem to have a predisposition to ignore state of the art in existing languages.
Court orders Germany to question US drone strikes
> are they also having their accounts banned for praising / supporting terror attacks?

doubt it was just bots.

I followed the topic as it was trending on twitter and many of the accounts that re-uploaded it were accounts with Muslim names - often accompanied by a message such as (paraphrasing) "let the world see what terrors are inflicted by white man". They wanted to ensure the world sees what white man are capable of. For many it was a moment of "look at what they are doing to our brothers and sisters". I think they felt it was an injustice that the information is removed in this case (yet when the attacks were carried out by Islamist's nobody cared).

There was also a lot of outrage because some MSM's were not immediately calling it a terrorist act. I can understand quite well why they wanted this to be seen in all its gory detail. If my family were among the dead I too would wanted to make sure people know the truth. In fact my pain would be so big that I would want to show everyone in the hope that maybe somebody gets radicalized enough and hits back by blowing up a place where such types hang out. I'm not glorifying revenge or violence, but if you feel yourself into that kind of situation (that pain), it would take a lot of strength not wanting to retaliate (or shout out to those who might).
I got duped into buying tickets to this show for my wife as an anniversary present a couple years ago. (This was in Atlanta, GA) We spent the first half in utter disbelief of the crap we were witnessing, and left in disgust during intermission. However we were definitely in the minority, and found that very puzzling. Maybe the political religious stuff was going over most people's heads?
Nowhere did it say it's per MB or hour or whatever. Yet it's the top comment here. It's just fear mongering and hearsay on your part when most likely it will be a fixed monthly price.
Therapy didn’t seem to work. Have you tried Cognitive Behavioral Therapy?

If you have an Audible subscription there is “Cognitive Behavioral Therapy: techniques for retraining your brain”

You can do it on your own but I think you’d benefit from an actual therapist as it sounds like you have some deep seated problems. (I know you said it didn’t work the first time)

There’s a great line at the beginning of the book where the author compares people to appliances. Appliances have instruction manuals, what to do when stuff goes wrong. Wouldn’t it be great if the same were true for us humans? There is no instruction manual. But the techniques in the book are a toolkit for different situations you may find yourself in. They’re meant to stay with you.

To me it sounds like you currently have an error code. You’re aware, and making some steps to address it but you don’t seem to have got any traction

I wish you all the best
I'll grant you that it's extremely different from static network configs, but it's far from opaque. If anything having all the logging under NM can make troubleshooting a pleasure `journalctl -f -u NetworkManager` is a godsend.

I'll also agree that the benefits on a server are next to non-existant, but at the same time it's just a default that's trivial to turn off, and I could probably count on one hand the number of times it's bitten me while building and deploying tens of thousands of hosts over the last 15 years.

It's a tool I've learned to love on my workstations, and rarely even notice on production systems.
It's a snuff film, those other terrorist snuff films are just as bad
I was wondering this, I thought the discrimination was about disability, particularly, and "depression and social anxiety" are casually considered illnesses rather than disabilities.

https://www.gov.uk/reasonable-adjustments-for-disabled-worke... says "Employers must make reasonable adjustments to make sure workers with disabilities, or physical or mental health conditions, aren’t substantially disadvantaged when doing their jobs."

and the examples given on the gov.uk site include a specific mention of an anxiety disorder "doing things another way, such as allowing someone with social anxiety disorder to have their own desk instead of hot-desking"

But I don't know where "reasonable adjustments" comes in with this. "I have social anxiety and don't want to present in front of a group, may I send an email instead" sounds reasonable to me. "I don't want to send an email, someone else will have to do this part of the job" doesn't sound reasonable. You don't reasonably hire one person to do a job, then hire another person to the parts the first person cannot do, right? But I'm no lawyer.
Google Stadia Aims to Stream Games from Cloud
One trend I see is the following timeline pattern of an early startup wishing to become a scalable SaaS platform with an open source core:

Services > Support > Packaging > Subscriptions > Open Core > Managed > Cloud > SaaS

Basically they open source a core component that doesn't compromise the business model. For example, only open sourcing an engine but not plugins, modules, or dashboards around it. They also open source the core once they've already gained traction which puts them way ahead of anyone trying to do the same thing they are.
I run an OpenSSH server inside WSL and then connect with Putty. It works perfectly, it's fast as hell, and it's super simple; it's just like connecting to any other box, really.
I think this comment is super underrated. If America is asleep, you can't really use that capacity for players in Europe, since the latency would increase. Likewise if Europe is over capacity, you can't really just assign players to a US server.
I found this recent publication to be an amazing account of how real estate is being used to launder:

https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2019/03/how-kle...

I wish class-action lawsuits were aimed at the source...
I have heard that the strongest signal that you can send about Netflix UI changes which degrade your Netflix experience is to call customer support and complain. If you cancel your service for that reason, complain when cancelling.
You haven't described a private union. You've described a co-op - a solution to an entirely different problem - how to deploy capital and labor in an egalitarian way.

Unions exist to counter an existing adversarial and coercive economic relationship with counter-coercion.

It's kind of like saying that instead of using tanks to fight a war you should use really persuasive arguments because then you don't have to use "coercion".
Shoreline, Evelyn, and Dana are the primary links to downtown from the north and south, with Shoreline and Dana/Evelyn via Whisman linking to Central.

Shoreline is really close to Castro, but its capillary connections to Castro are pretty narrow, though there are a bunch in parallel.
A Cost and Performance Management Tool for Kubernetes
The problem is being treated poorly in gaming is an equilibrium market clearing outcome.

People who want to make games (or discover dinosaur bones, or paint, or do other professions that are correlated with a deep, almost-aesthetic, passion) are competing with other people just like them. Since they tend to be so passionate about these things, they bid each other down. They work just a few more hours a week without pay then the next guy, just because they would so much rather build video games than standard dev work.

And before you know it, the field is treated worse. But it's an equilibrium worse, brought about by rational agents trading off work-life balance for work-passion.
15% are only still on IE because it still works. If more devs start doing this you will be excluding 0% of users.
I disagree. I think having some clicks ignored would be pretty annoying. The solution is to design your UI so that what people want to click on isn't jumping around.
For me, the single most depressing thing in my life was working for someone else. I now set my own schedule (and have set) for years, working on my own products, and live a relaxed life.

Six months is nothing. Everything compounds. Working in a toxic environment compounds and takes a long time to cleanse. Good things also compound. You need to find something to work on that makes you happy, suited for your personality.

I went for a 2 hour walk today. It put my mind at ease.
It's fascinating reading a post like this because I feel exactly the same from the opposite perspective.

I feel bad for people trying to write in other languages and manually re-inventing dozens of features the JVM ecosystem just gives you for free. In many ways, the whole container-push has been essentially people trying to achieve what the JVM already gave you (isolation, cross platform, etc etc). I still don't see anything equivalent that doesn't impose huge burdens of complexity (which java does have but it's a known quantity with two decades of maturity).
BTW Kiwi-farms has NOTHING to do with New Zealand, the name is a sick pun by sick people
A Brief History of the Wildest Plans to Communicate with Extraterrestrials
It's disappointing that this comment got zero replies aside from this one, I would love to see detractors' responses to it and get an actual discussion going
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Producing industrial hydrogen from biomass
The symptoms you describe sound very much like depression.

It's great that you're exercising and eating well, that'll make recovering from this easier, even if it's not easy. I've got some suggestions based on all the friends I've seen suffer through this:

I know you went to therapy previously but I think you should consider finding a new, better therapist. If you are friends with any therapists privately they're pretty frank about how the wide the skill distribution is inside the profession.

I would also seriously consider seeing a psychiatrist, some people respond extremely well to medication and if you're 6 months in that option should be on the table.

Finally, you don't mention whether your sleep schedule has improved since leaving X. If it has, great, if not I would advise enforcing a regular sleep schedule. Set a bedtime before midnight, and a time to wake up. Don't sleep less than 7 hours, don't sleep more than 9 (too much sleep can be bad for you as well). If you're having trouble managing this try taking a 2.5mg pill of melatonin 15 minutes before bed.

I wish you well, and hope things get better.
I didn't say it did, sorry.
Shen Yun is run by Falun Gong, which is a Scientology-like cult. Their followers may be heavily oppressed in China, which is wrong, but it's still a cult. We're not talking about traditional performers who fled during the Cultural Revolution or something.
I think your comparison is a bit disingenuous. Knives are a necessity. Live Facebook broadcasts are not.
Once you understand it wpa_supplicant is way more user friendly than other tools.

Most of the other ones just say "stuff is broken too bad :(" when a connection fails. wpa_supplicant tells you everything that's wrong and not only that, usually gives you an easy way to fix it.
What is bitpatreon? I can't find anything about it on google.
This is much more similar to the IWW model of organizing.
> Developers want to not worry about disparate hardware

Most games would be developed for Playstation + XBox + PC + Cloud service to maximise audience (unless one cloud provider gains a monopoly, something so far nobody managed to do in either game platforms or cloud computing).

Of course you can decide to develop only for the cloud platform of your choice, but that's nothing new. Microsoft and Sony already pay you good money to make your game exclusive to their platform (if you're lucky even if you're indy).
You're kind of burying the lede here by saying "Completely correct" and ending with "There has been court ruling around this area in the past few years". Haven't workers under a union been able to opt out of political giving since Abood in 1977? And public workers have been able to completely free ride since Janus
It’s possible to believe that “evolution is evil” and acknowledge the strength of the theory, too.

Science Belief 1: Evolution.

Simultaneous Religious Belief 1: Humans have souls and are special, elevated beings existing above the realm of the animals.

You’d be surprised how many smart people believe both!
man that trigger warning section really killed it for me. do we really need to poke fun at PTSD and people who have real emotional issues?
For now, let's focus on the bad actor that is responsible for 95% of the weaponization of social media.

After we solve the Facebook problem, then we can see what the next biggest threat is, and address it.
Do you think these things are not considered. There is an army of people at Google that try to figure out how to show us more relevant ads. It's the perfect scenario for upselling.

Slow connection speed? Run these tests, etc. Or, switch to a faster more secure browser. Sound familiar?
That whole series provided some great anti-patterns:

https://imgur.com/gallery/YU6EA
I developed Java (Swing, Spring, JavaFX), managed tomcat deployments, good stuff.

I think my question is, do most Java developers really know what goes outside of their window? Every language has a good story for web apps these days. The web is ubiquitous. You can write in Phoenix, Cowboy, Rails, Sinatra, Express, "net/http", Django, Laravel, Flask, Rocket... Java is literally middle of the pack at best. So that's not a compelling reason to use Java. So then we have to look at the rest of Java. Is there anything else in there that would make it better for web dev than a simple Go/Ruby/Python/Javascript/Rust/Elixir app? No? Ok, then let's not use Java. Java excels at being mediocre at everything, but the best at nothing.
Istio 1.1 Released
Andrew Yang Proposes Universal Basic Income in Presidential Campaign
Using Java? Here's How Oracle's New 2019 Java SE Licensing Affects You
Honestly I think you are overthinking this. At the time of purchase iMac had dinky video card and I wanted extra powerful processor and memory. This thing was perfect just pricy.
It is nonsense though. I'm frustrated to see the same lie repeated over and over again. When nobody buys the lie a new GC comes out that everyone claims this time is really, truly going to do the impossible. With a giant invisible "implicit" asterisk that basically says "except when it doesn't, then it's your fault". It's been happening for... over a decade now? I don't even remember.

> Shenandoah implicitly relies on collecting faster than application allocates

What precisely does this even mean? How is the programmer or user supposed to provision for this? By blocking on every allocation until enough time has passed since the previous one... which merely shifts the blame for the pause from the GC onto the application? And so if there are A allocations/second and D deallocations/second and we have A < D then suddenly there's a guarantee of constant-time pauses? I don't buy that either. I'm pretty confident I could construct a counterexample if I spend some time to create a nontrivial object graph. Do you believe it?
I was actually interested in turning the graphics driver into something that could support CGA (like) graphics. At the moment there are no graphics modes available to the system, it's all just text. The biggest limitation is the block RAM, which only gives me 18KiB of video memory to work with. You might be able to use it to run DOS like games on it, but little more.
It's unfortunately this. Not earthquakes, not hills, not technical problems, but almost 100% due to balkanized city councils. The state needs to step in more. They already have a little bit.
Covertone: Collaborative Programmable Music in Clojure
An Altamont Pass segment ought to have been one of first things built. A faster 'Altamont Corridor Express' would have created a ~1-hour link between Stockton and the Bay, integrating the corridor's economy further beyond its current role as an overlong exurban commute. It would've also provided for an alternate rail routing between Sacramento and the Bay that'd be competitive with the Capitol Corridor.

After the initial push towards a 'Super ACE', Altamont lost in the planning to Pacheco Pass; this increased linearity and reduced distance in the SF-SJ-Fresno axis, but in my opinion it was the wrong move. Fresno's accession to the economic continuum of the Bay is far less likely than that of Stockton or Modesto.
That's how much people hated writing Java. Also, Erlang would like to have a word with you.
Alpine is definitely the most sane distro at the moment. I just can't recommend it to my friends because I find myself having to compile anything that isn't super common, and of course nothing that needs glibc works (which, is acceptable to me because I do prefer the smaller libc but some people might really dislike it.)
Does NextCloud have some document editors built-in?
As someone that works with both stacks since their inception, there are tons of platforms with Java compilers, where .NET Core isn't even a thing today, and there are tons of .NET libraries that will never leave .NET Framework.

So it isn't like just exchanging one for the other like that.
For comparison in Japan where the animators union is non-existent or not as strong, the working condition is usually pretty rough to downright horrible.

[1] https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/interest/2017-06-07/nhk-pro...

[2] https://kotaku.com/an-insider-s-look-at-working-in-the-anime...
Oracle owns the Java name and its implementation.

Other open implementations exist from Amazon, IBM, Microsoft, Zuul etc. And they are all using the JDK name which isn't owned by Oracle.

If Oracle were to die or become aggressive the Java ecosystem would just move on and not skip a beat.
OPERATIONS-365/24/7 - just try to it.
I met a guy in 90s who went through it - hardly remember anything but a story from some remote jungle about a friend who was on a guard during night, and they found him headless in the morning. Suddenly the military didn't appear to this boy so much...
I could be wrong here, but I believe that for most ordinary people, AOL messaging and even CompuServe boards were in common use before Email. The email "standard" had to displace those.
I agree that government serves some purpose. I agree that it's necessary to keep the strong from devouring the weak. But half the GDP? Is that much government necessary?

And if it is, then you don't get to complain that work doesn't pay very well. You're taking the rest of your compensation in the form of government.
I’m not sure how we’re supposed to complete the entire story because it also requires time travel or something. I assumed that we can assume that the necessary software was available, just not internet access.
You've hit the nail on the head. I've seen both sides of the union coin. Unions need competition just as much as business do to function properly.

My father is a trades person and when one union treated him badly he left for another one cause he had options. His union has also saved him from a lot of BS that companies he's worked for have tried to pull.

Alternatively when I was a student I worked a part time job where I was forced to be a part of a union with no options. Ever week they took money from my paycheck and the one time I had a grievance they pretty much ignored me. Making sure the girl that showed up hung over and vomiting every 2nd shift was not fired was more important because seniority.
To keep society civil we need a strong leader that will protect us from immorality and evil!

^ This is how you get authoritarianism. Authoritarianism usually ends in suffering. I will take a free society over that, even if it comes with disgusting content.
Our company (on the scale of running it's own private cloud) has switched over to OpenJDK. Oracle is a non-issue for us

For people actually working with JVM and the languages on top of it, nobody really is worried about Oracle. The way the licensing is set up, they just don't have enough power to coerce people to use their version. It would kind of be like the SCO case if they came after it. I think they went after Google for Android simply to protect their IP, and that one they even "lost" (which detracts also from their possible future lawsuit on enforcing Java licensing)
This isn’t something where I remember the details, but the language designers decided there was not a good solution. There are some links from Brian Goetz in the comments/answers: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/27644361/how-can-i-throw....
You are basically describing ThoughtWorks.
Edited, it was a slip of the tongue.
I'm not that familiar with Patreon, only that some of the YouTube channels I watch solicit donations on it.

Do the creators on Patreon get access to an email list of their "patreons"? Obviously they could blast out a new payment site on their YouTube channel, but I'm just curious what an exfiltration would look like.

I do think you're probably right that if Patreon oversteps and upsets their creators, those people will move to another service (and I'm sure someone will be waiting to offer the same thing cheaper).

I don't see why even Kickstarter or Gofundme couldn't offer this very service without much work. It looks like YouTube already is experimenting with paid channel subscriptions.
New UCS C480 ML DevNet Sandbox Preloaded with All the AI/ML Developer Tools
I am in the Seattle area, where the average home price is slightly above $800k. I'm fortunate to have a house that was a little above that average.
I participated in the beta. Everything was great except the graphics became super grainy and pixelated when you rotated the camera or during high motion scenes.

My download speed is 50 mbits and I had about 5 ping to the google servers.

I don't think US internet infrastructure is ready for this unless you live downtown with 100+ mbit speeds.
What helped me un-burn myself was focusing on creating as many serendipitously boring moments as possible.

I canceled all pre-made plans, stopped pursuing any goal outside of existing, and did things because I was bored and felt like doing them.

Our culture is 110% fail-forward, goal-oriented, growth-mindset madness that doesn't give us time to relax and chill out.

I'm not talking about pursuing a hedonistic lifestyle nor walking into the woods and being a hermit.

Get a dumb job, go to work, go home, do whatever. Meet with friends if you want too, go out if you want too, but stop all forms of external pressure and just exist.

I remember eventually I was sitting around with nothing to do and spent an hour dreaming about dragons and then went for a walk around the block because I got tired of sitting.

Avoid anti-stagnation gamification bs that only exists to make money like meditation apps or fitness trackers. Just be.

As you said, people are going to tell you to sign up for a "prescription" like traveling more or exercising but that is just more of a burden to an already burned out person.

Travel or exercise if you want but do it because you want too not because it's on some path to a better you.