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Speed isn't everything though. I only get 40Mbps but the network is reliable and I can tether (just retrieved 4 gigabyte from my seedbox).

Do not let carriers blind you with fancy numbers.
I live in france, and I often spot cars that have a grey/blue smokes. Many other cars also have this awful smell.

Here, every 2 years, cars must legally be examined in a "controle technique", like an exam which controls several aspects of a vehicle.

I wonder if those fumes are legal, and I really wonder if people can manage to cheat at that exam, because I think I'm noticing an epidemic of those fumes.

How can I really be expected to ride a bike next to cars like this? I'd rather spend time in a tram or bus than expose my lungs to this.
> What's the evidence that women aren't coding because they aren't "interested"?

There are fewer women doing coding despite no barriers to entry, more opportunities (like this one) and preferential selection (thanks to people like you).

Just look around you for the evidence. Men spend their free time on hobbies, building things, playing with machines. Women call men boys for doing this. They do not want to do it. They do not understand why men do it.
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From my experience, a successful UI doesn't need to map 1-1 to your domain/database models. The principle is "less is more", that means, deliver only enough functionalities for users to complete their process. So, "less is more" just means "less distraction, more focus".
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In Spain we have a similar exam and unfortunately I know that there are indeed people that cheat. I don't know the details but there are ways to make their car emit less smoke only that day, and then go back to "normal".

Probably we should do as many Asians do in this, and make it normal to go out with a face mask.

Not sure what kind of masks have to be used to effectively not breathe pollution, and their effectivity, though. Getting informed about that is in my to-do list.
Hey, sorry that I am not answering your question, but where did you learn frontend? I am in IT but wish to learn such things from scratch like react, css and so on.
> I like it that the modern world of OSS isn’t controlled by the extreme ideology because these people tend to choose worse options to get the job done because that worse option meets an ideological position.

I dislike it for the very same reason. A blind pragmaticism leads to a worse world for everybody. I would prefer if developers were more conscious (and yes, ideological) of their fundamental role in the future of general-purpose computing.
When will people learn that USB-C as it currently stands is just a bag of hurt. iPad Pro has USB-C with an enormous controller size that wouldn't fit into iPhone and provides the speed and flexibility of connecting it to a Display. Which something iPhone wont need ( for now ).

I am hoping USB4 will fix all of these and made two spec of cables. One for Sub 25W, one for 100W. Along with stricter control no USB-C connector. May be then it would make sense to make the the transition.
I can integrate js in a viewengine in asp.net MVC for reuse of HTML components ( yes, server side rendering based on the v8 js engine)

I also use razor though, but this is a neat workaround instead of using a headless browser.

The right mix of using scaffolders in. Net ( server side) and client side components can decrease development time exponentially
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Header-only C++17 library provides nameof macros and functions to obtain simple name of variable, type, function, macro, and enum.

Before, you had to use string literals to refer to definitions, which is brittle when renaming code elements because tools do not know to check these string literals.

Try it online: https://wandbox.org/permlink/ffnImjrPVcZR2l5y
You need to be able to debug and separate out problems no matter your infrastructure.

You'll get lots of SMEs that can use a product but can't trace or profile, and it isn't the underlying products fault beyond hype driven development.

If you want to spin up ephemeral environments to test your code, kube is one of the easier ways to achieve this. Similarly, it helps you solve problems such as app health, dying nodes, etc.

It's a great product, especially when you've scaled past a single app and a single team, but that's largely because it's a framework, similarly to how rails is, and if you do something serious with it, you need to know how it works.

The alternative is you build your own framework, but your new hires will prefer k8s.

Realistically though, use GKE and forget about it until you grow. Otherwise you're using something closed or something bespoke, the latter being fine for a 1-2 man team, but kinda pointless when you can have a managed service.
I think it's kind of hard to destroy unremarkable fossils so they not only 1) appear as unknown taxa 2) and are well-preserved, but also 3) create a complete Lagerstätte where palaeontologists can just go and dig up more of them.
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So you are saying there were CIOs in 2017 that had no idea what cloud is?
i mean I could think of a few...intuitive 3d object creation (everyone understands the concept of lego), data based automation or creation of 3d visualizations, already lots of existing models that exist making it simple to mockup 3d structures, scenes, diagrams, or concepts for the artistically untrained. Basically Lego is a super intuitive way to create visualizations I'm surprised I haven't seen more of this type of stuff.
Heard there are some layoffs in India as well https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/...
TSMC is fab-only.

It does not compete with its clients who produce chips.

Thus anyone with a contract with TSMC can be a chip producer.
UK as well: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/At_Her_Majesty%27s_pleasure
My next car will be "no car at all". Even electric cars have huge externalities that you do not pay for, but your children, namely, the disposal of the batteries, pollution created by the manufacturing, costly extraction of rare earths etc. Instead we should heavily invest in high-speed trains.
All these kinds of studies just expect me to believe that the result is a good thing. Girls want to become pilots? Why is that good? Do we have a shortage of pilots? Would having a female pilot improve your flying experience?

How about making more women want to do manual labour? There is a huge shortage of women in those industries.
Sometimes their idiom works, sometimes not.

When I was working with a react code base, there are a lot of brittle and bloated components, which didn't follow React idioms at all. Make a lot of data flow out of sync.

It turns out there are a lot of senior programmers use their experiences from Java or other background to build things. They've read some redux docs, but they refuse to use follow those idioms just because it looks weird.

I don't about master software engineers. But I see front-end development or WebSocket programming differs from plain old stateless HTTP back-end programming because there's a major partaway from request response programming model. For those scenario even typical hexagon pure domain model starts to falling apart, because the model is simply not reactive.
The director's commentary on the DVD is amazing, because it's mostly about all the shortcuts taken to get the film made. Most of the extras are people who provided locations in exchange for appearing in the film. There are short loops of frames of gunfire because they didn't have the right kind guns to film automatic fire with blanks. And so on.
Yes, but on the other side there is a chance to gain knowledge on a higher level, because of comparing different things and finding the common patterns. But this only really works well when those things are similar enough to have common patterns.

And from experience I think it's true that at some point one should move from being a jack of all trades to become a master of some things. But as big as the world has become today, the road to this has become even longer. I think today it's not so unusual anymore to search some years or longer for your calling to master.
No, we should let people willing to pay market price for the land live on it if they wish. Or park. Or garden. Whatever. Just not make taxpayers subsidize car storage.
Mostly those. I have worked with organizations who are so deep in the Oracle quagmire that migration is next to impossible. Everything is Oracle in these firms.
It's sad how far down you have to go to find the truth in these comments, even if it's only for a moment while the drones downvote it out of visibility.
you mean like zoox or xiaopeng?

https://www.google.com/amp/s/techcrunch.com/2019/03/21/tesla...
Thank God it is as it worsens mileage.
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That is quite damning. Had no idea of this incident.
I might be a bit cynic here but wouldn't it be easier for them to skip the gaming part and directly move on into the drug business?
I hope he has that information backed up locally. It scares me when people invest so much time and effort into contributing to a closed platform.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19467244
It's not good, of course, but a weak argument in favor of that behavior is that it could be preventing illegal activity (money laundering, sales of illegal items, etc.)

In theory, and being very generous to Shopify in this assessment, they may feel they are protecting themselves from legal or regulatory action by being very "cautious" with their clients (by shutting them down at the first hint of risk).

KYC should be done before any business is conducted, assuming it's an industry that needs KYC. But obviously if Shopify is going to be hyper sensitive in terms of KYC approval, then doing the KYC up front would mean they would not accept a lot of customers and thus would lose the business. Of course, if they're just going to shut down those customers after a week of business, that's obviously not going to build a long term relationship.
Also reminds me of how Germany states are still bankrolling bishops in compensation of taking territories from their predecessors shortly before the original HRE collapsed to Napoleonic pressure. Survived three collapsing empires, two republics (GDR also paid up) and half a dozen or so decades of independent states honoring those obligations. A plan for buying out is on the books since the Weimar constitution (and explicitly honored in the Grundgesetz), but nobody seems to be in a particular hurry...
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19463226
This effect is seen only with scale. If you have thousands of developers like my former employer, IMHO it's best to develop a tool that will help these "expert beginners" to not make mistakes, e.g. make them form designers, rule engine and composable rule blocks etc.
Why "unfortunately"? Would it be better if every company that does a bad thing was forced to just close shop?

If that be the case I'm pretty sure we'll have to shut down Tesla within a couple of years over their "Autopilot"/"Full Self Driving" claims.
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I’m in Centennial and get ~45Mbps down 7Mbps up with Verizon. Who are you with?
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One factor likely is the fact that to produce a working website to today's standards is a team effort when a few years ago you could hack out something that worked in a day or two by yourself. Team communications add overhead and that in turn slows you down.

A similar thing has happened to game development, it is rare to see a monetizable game made by a single individual.
This happens in almost all industries. Big oils' repetitive attempts to kill EVs, Big Pharmas, insurance and hospitals lobbying against healthcare reforms, Big Banks working against finance regulations etc.
Ask HN: How can a UK startup make business-critical Silicon Valley connections?
When I look out the window I see sheep, hills and a river. It's a charming view and makes for a relaxing and productive work environment. From here I've spent the last 15 months building a SaaS product, team, customer base and a brand for a product that integrates with the big names in Silicon Valley: Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and Google.

As you can probably imagine, I'm more likely to bump into a tractor than someone who works at one of these tech giants and its reached a point where this is a major problem for our business.

The problem we face is simple: we need to become an Instagram Partner so we can use their locked-off API to enable our customers to manage their content, but in order to become a Partner you need to be invited by someone on the team at Instagram or recommended by an existing Partner. Both of which are scarce in the UK, let alone in the Shropshire countryside.

So my question is: how can I connect and build relationships with key people at these giant companies from afar?
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Spotify can’t afford the 30% “Apple Tax”, and and Apple knows that
I understand that and perhaps it justifies the valuation but it blows my mind that in 2019 there isn’t an open source solution that works just as well (or better - again, Zoom is buggy) and is easy to deploy and control yoursef.

I know the same could be said for many public companies but that doesn’t change my feeling that they many of them are overvalued and overrated.
Its interesting to see how people reinvent this conept continually. This is cool and certainly useful for slices of knowledge, but I think sadly technology is still not at a point where this would be universally feasible.

Links and text is lightweight and searchable but rather fragile (because of external dependencies) and incomplete. I use a filesystem for this purpose, but that would be still cubersome to effectively share - I wish we'de be at a point where hundreds of gigabytes/mixed form of media are easier and faster to sync and manage.
“Fired” can imply that you were dismissed for misconduct, inefficiency, or some other individualized cause. If the reason was instead your employer’s lack of money, you should say that you were “laid off,” even if no one else was let go today. That’s not unusual in startup companies.

The difference is important, not only for prospective employers, but also because it may affect your eligibility for unemployment benefits.
"Do a bad thing" is a pretty major understatement of the degree of criminality we're talking about here. Over-representing the capabilities of Autopilot is a totally different thing that embedding a defeat device to defraud every national regulatory agency.
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But then you have to provision space in memory for the whole image size or else you'll need to spill the excess on disk, even those that are not technically dirty (binaries and libraries and support files meant to be just read, I.e. likely most of the image)

Demand paging the bits you actually use from the network solves both the problem of not even loading cold pages, but also the ability to throw away least recently used pages knowing you can fetch them again when needed.
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I think you’re right - it’s just surprising that 50 years after humankind put someone on the moon (allegedly lol) we still can’t get video conferencing right.

I know it’s a hard problem but is it really that hard?
Start simple - print visit cards and come up with catchy motto. Go to any local IT event and make contact with people - in the end business is people and their problems, tech is just a tool to solve them. I personally found meetups and networking a skill on its own rights, more you practice better you become. You need to be a salesman of your own self. You will get your name known to people who make business decisions, that's the easiest way to find yourself meaningful career and coin your own brand - even if you do not want to contract anymore.
I've had great luck using notion to start developing a personal wiki, seems like we're going to see more of Notion -> JAMStack work in the near future.
I'm a guy and no, I don't have more access to support. And I never had. I've self learned programming with very little help, mostly books and internet. Then at 18 I've found my first job as a programmer.

> small comment here and there by someone knowledgeable can save you hours and hours

Sometimes it can. But if you're just a beginner, you don't need the expert advice you're talking about. Hours and hours of what? If you're already programming even at very entry level, you can get very similar advice on stackoverflow.

> If it were, I think I would already be a coder with several published projects.

I don't think you lack expert advice. I think you lack interest.

I remember since pre-teen, I was obsessed about computers, first videogames, then computers in general. I've spent hundreds of hours tinkering with them, trying to make them do what I wanted them to. I wasn't motivated by money, it was fun.

Vast majority of exceptionally good programmers I know can tell similar stories about themselves. There're a few women among them, too.

When you have interest that strong, you spend hundreds of hours of your time, unpaid, doing what you like. Especially when you're a teen with no kids. That's what helps with learning programming. Also reading good books. Expert advice only becomes relevant much later, and by that time, if you pick jobs well, you'll be surrounded with smart people willing to answer your questions.

If you don't have that kind of interest in computers, you won't become exceptionally good. You probably can still learn the trade and make a living off it, but will require substantial time and efforts. I think that's the target audience of that summer school.
In debates like this, I tend to mention that UK law has prison time for commercial copyright infringement.

Not being a lawyer, I have no idea how hard it is for a prosecutor to get that outcome.

(So far as opinion, I would like copyright duration reduced to 7 years from publication, but suspect it is easier to make a human-level-creative AI then to change the law).
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Speaking as someone who voted for Platforma once, these guys have no credibility today because they don't commit to any program and are fickle. They can't communicate what is that they're trying to do, what's their program, and have no internal consensus on any major subject. Their decisions are based on polls and what they think will get them votes. Polish parties are heavily leader-based and leaders push others around. Current leader of PO is a schemer and back room dealer with insincere smile, he knows how to stay afloat and prevent defeat but not how to win or inspire people.
.net DateTime class is reasonable out of the box.
How does 'giving your customers fake goods' not hurt customer service? It seems like a customer first approach should be tougher on this.
They also included CSS as a language... which is a "stylesheet language." HTML isn't included, so why is CSS?

Neither are programming languages.

You could make the case for SCSS and things like that, but it just says CSS.

Meh.
What happens when you control for race? I imagine when you control for white terrorists, the firearm deaths drop to near zero.
You would probably have a better experience renting and entire rail car and shipping it as cargo across the US.
>Store of whats left of its value.

It went down to 4k after going from 2k to 18k. Doesn't seem bad to me.
Are you trying to imply gold price doesn't fluctuate like that? It has also had 90 drops from ath and back up and so on.
> Filling it takes 5 minutes once every 1-2 years

Isn‘t this a part of the problem? The urea tanks are way too small and need refilling way too seldom which means a too low urea usage? Volkswagen wanted urea to be refilled by your service station and not by the customers themselves because they might have found this inconvenient.
Most Bud Spencer movies in the 70s and 80s, as most series were synchronized very "freely" in Germany and had often different stories.
Google Stadia Input Lag Measured =~ 70 ms
I analysed the Google Stadia demo video frame by frame to measure the input lag. I checked how many frames are inbetween the moment when mouse starts moving and the camera on the screen begins to move. According to my calculations the demo lag on their cheap PC was about 70 milliseconds. This is a decent result, comparable with some of the HDTVs, but not good enough for pro gamers.

In the YouTube video I quickly explain how I measured this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CaJnqfCtqZg
HN has been here for 120 years? I thought I was new to the game. I'm not sure ads work, or what data digital marketers use "digital marketer's job description consists of measuring and optimizing this" other than the demand price which is a real time price that fluctuates way more than the 500 index stock market which, to justify their prices is still something that is of high debate much less a more voltatile market. I would say there is an overall input and an output, and if the financial output is multiple times that of the input the digital marketers can say theyve done their job, but they have very little data to show the objective intermediaries of linear data measurements for the flow of this information, which is why big data kafka and spark shops currently pitch over $300k/yr to anyone who can make sense of this data to a digital marketer in any consumable format on a monthly not even a weekly basis, mind you.

I'm not debating the ethics, just the reality of what granularity of data they can actually sign their id signature hash next to and say they verify this data, as opposed it to it being a roll your own analytics shop to meet whatever objective analytics data you are looking to meet for that quarter. I think we have all learned from the news on both sides in recent years that you can spin a story or a set of data however you want to, so I am not nearly as concerned with the anecdotal motives of any particular digital advertiser in the first place as much as I am with how not only your response but the entire industry in general shuns the idea that there is any alternative to this whatsoever and justifies all movements to the counter as "the only way" or the only logical ways and evil as such. I understand saying something is evil and those are the only companies who pay me six figures, and so therefore its okay for me, is very easy for most engineers to say now, but it's not something I'm willing to say.

I think if you want to justify this statement in general, you should explain to everyone how bidder as a service works, how its not a monopolized industry when it comes to ad spaces on websites ranked by domain popularity (3 players in the market 2 of the CEOs from Google SEO team) and how it correlates with rationale decisions from a digital marketers perspective and have measureable outputs other than "the extremely volatile price of this adspot which varies every 6 seconds was worth it based on the outcome this time, based on how targeted this ad campaign was, which was targeted based only on harvesting user data the user would not be ok with if they knew we were using this data". Honestly, justify your case here....and make sure you include the consent forms included in the onboarding process of every 12 yr old who has to click yes to create a facebook profile and what the implications are for the default oks in this case are...
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