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I used to throw away shirts for collar sweat stains, until I learned I could soak them in oxiclean for a few hours and wash them normally and it would be so much better. I also had to hand scrub the worst stains with a little detergent, but now that I'm regularly pre-soaking it hasn't been a problem.
Jeah, tried several times. With several different pictures, text, angle, color, font etc to advertise on facebook. 11k views one click or no click mostly lol.
I guess it is too niche. (African bangles and stuff, hand made)
So, how is that independent? And i guess, that if both are equally "independent" then RedHat would be larger one, wouldn't it?

And what does "largest open source" mean, anyway? More employees? More customers? More revenue? More contributions to open source?
> I would immigrate to an island in the middle of nowhere in a heartbeat. But only if it had a reliable internet connection.

Then I have news you'll appreciate. There's exactly such a place off the coast of Ireland. It's even actively recruiting for new residents.

https://people.com/travel/arranmore-tiny-island-ireland-look...
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Summer is here for most of us, and the ability to get stuff done from the beach would be amazing.

How can it be done?

Sandproof, waterproof, sunlight readable, all-day battery powered computing device wanted with sufficient power for compiling stuff.

Bonus points if it has an ice-maker.

Does it exist? What's the closest?
And you're getting voted down because the truth hurts.
screw pinterest, it's like a virus, poisoning all my google image searches
Apple has investigated this over the years, even getting as far as building a red board prototype 3G MacBook Pro in 2007:

https://www.cnet.com/news/apple-wants-its-3g-macbook-prototy...

(Green and blue boards tend to be for production-ready prototypes, red is fairly hacked together.)

I believe the objections are 50:50 software-related and battery. How do you set suitable data usage thresholds on a Mac which is running over a 3/4/5G LTE network? The thermal performance of MacBook Pro is already weak at the high end and battery life suffers.

I would be surprised if, when Apple switches to its own power efficient chipset in its portable Mac line, they don't offer a BTO option which includes cellular capabilities through a built-in SIM.
Do you have a favorite lead? There seems to be a trade-off for darkness and smearing.
It is a misleading metaphor. I work in cancer research where the current endeavor is called the Cancer Moonshot. Then again, it is probably better than in the 1970s when it was called the War on Cancer.
Haven't you heard? Devs aren't going to need us any more. They've been telling us that since the 70's, at least!
You mean 2016 right, not 2014? Or are you talking about SQL versions?
It's not that bad. The images are ~20kb each and it fetches ~10 images on the landing page. If I throttle the network to Fast 3G in chrome, the whole site takes about 10 seconds to load.
I have never heard of TestCafe, but I've used Puppeteer for a variety of projects with Chrome. My latest one was using it to convert HTML files into PDFs en masse.
I probably got that idea from CLtL:

https://www.cs.cmu.edu/Groups/AI/html/cltl/clm/node84.html

Very much a "stylistic preference" though!

Edit: I realised that for the 6 years or so I wrote CL as part of my day job that my well thumbed copy of CLtL was by far the most referenced programming language book I have ever used (mostly falling open at either the loop or CLOS chapters). Not sure what this says about CL!
Thousand Mile, made in the U.S., makes great clothing. They started with hiking shorts, then slowly grew their line. Their shorts last forever — I'm talking 5-10 years — and are super comfortable and look nice.https://www.thousandmile.com/
Thanks for your insight! I guess I don't understand why having multiple runtimes helps. If CRI is just an agnostic interface to the tooling what is the advantage of cri-o over containerd? Why make the ecosystem harder when it's all a standard runtime interface anyway? Couldn't Docker tooling, podman and buildah all talk directly to any runtime?
Page load speed is not the only reason why client-side rendering is important. When traditional server-side rendered pages need to update state on the page they have two choices: Use DOM manipulation or reload the entire page from the back-end just to update one small piece of the page. The more state that needs updating, the more complex it becomes to manage rendering on both the server and the client. Code redundancies creep in as html templates are duplicated on both sides.

In my experience, as soon as a website has any app-like qualities at all, a tool like react just makes sense. It's a great tool that solves a very real problem. I always use universal rendering so that you get the best of both worlds and the page still renders fine for the no-js folks out there (respect).
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>War on Cancer.

would probably get more funding that way..
beautiful work Vivek. one typo... your graphic on the food landscape says "MishItidoi" instead of "Mishtidoi"... the text heading is fine. Since this was so well done and clearly prepared with (heart)... didn't want that to stick out... especially to a bong like me :P
That's putting it mildly. A lot of the time things aren't even the same on the same distro 2 years later, which is incredibly annoying when the only documentation you can find is for the wrong version.
Not too late to switch I think, sometimes people should just consolidate efforts.
Sometimes you find yourself "arguing" only to realize you're talking about the same thing using different words. In other words... you both agree.

In other cases you're arguing different aspects of the problem and not realizing it.

I do agree with you though, admitting being wrong is better than being stubborn and wasting time and progress. It is something everyone up and down the chain of command should take to heart, you'll find yourself wasting less company resources, time and energy.
I'll take a wild guess and say it's because your intellect is way more developed than your affect. Nothing wrong with that, but life is easier if you learn to use emotions instead of just living them.

It helps with making friends, negotiating, having sex, taking care of your health and overall improves the feeling of well-being. After all, if you perceive the world through mostly logic, it's easy to become cynical or be overwhelmed.

Meditation and psychedelics can help learning that if it's something you wish to invest in. Psychoanalysis as well. They all have different time frames, costs and shapes, so it's worth testing all of them. From several sources, given the huge difference in nature and quality of the providers.

It's a long process anyway, but 10 years in, I found it worth it for myself.
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> it's quite interesting that there are basically no competitors to JS, in the browser

Because the next best way to change a standard is add another one?

For all the moaning about javascript over the past decades, it has evolved into a fairly formidable language since 2015.

I’m not even sure introducing a new language would help anything at all. It would simply be quickly adopted by those the very same abusers.

Maybe the solution instead is to have better browsers and implement better privacy policies.
Why shouldn't they build network infrastructure there?

There are millions of poor people in NK, and international sanctions are a big part of what keeps their quality of life in the gutter. Giving them access to information and communications will improve the lives of millions.
Senior also means that I built up a certain way of reasoning and avoiding or working around common problems

I see this in my current senior colleagues, who may be very OOP-oriented but they are incredibly productive because they are super experienced in their field and in the code-base. I 100% respect that type of seniority of course, because I have learned a lot from my seniors.

Regarding my productivity I think it is first and foremost related to how my brain solves problems. I especially like the idea of Data-Oriented Design, because I think of solving programming problems as three simple steps:
1. Some data comes in
2. Data needs to be transformed into something else (based on some business rules)
3. Data needs to be presented

So when I want to solve a problem I first define my data, then I define my transformation functions and then where they are used afterwards. It's not necessarily a purely functional approach, since they do change state as opposed to returning new state, but it has very little overhead in my brain. And as you mention concurrency, it simplifies it vastly because you usually know exactly who is using which data where.

I work mostly on engine development, so there's a lot of room for optimization and understanding how a lot of data is transformed every frame, which makes performance a super interesting topic for me. I can reason much more easily about performance in a procedural code-base than in an OOP code-base, so that might be part of my bias. :)
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I have some cool stories but only very few :) I'm also not so much the thrill seeker I appear to be in my post. It's just that when I travel for work I absolutely refuse to not see as much as possible of where I am, and that often brings you into contact with people (because I usually travel alone).

It always pays off do something that feels a bit radical. It also comes with some feelings of discomfort and insecurity. There was also a pretty f-ed up guy (abused or something) in the hostel, he was nice but mysterious in a way, but you sleep less well when he falls asleep on the cold floor next to his bed. Also driving 600 km alone sounds adventurous but I felt pretty lonely and had a sense of "why?" as well. As they say, life begins at the edge of your comfort zone ;)
So it's 10 seconds for 200kb? From my perspective its unacceptable, if your service is working with images, at least present them properly.

Also, it loads more than 10 when you start scrolling.
Schedule here: https://pretalx.com/juliacon2019/schedule/

Each talk will have its own live stream on YouTube and you should be able to immediately watch the raw recording of past talks as well.
early investors get paid with "profits" that are actually later investors' money

But seriously, that's actually what happens in the real world in % of "successful" startups. I think context is important in pointing to something as a ponzi scheme
"Until the 14th week of pregnancy, baby boys and girls look exactly the same on ultrasound" [0]

"Most countries in the European Union allow abortion on demand during the first trimester, with Sweden, the UK and the Netherlands having more extended time limits. After the first trimester (Ed : after 12 weeks), abortion is generally allowed only under certain circumstances, such as risk to woman's life or health, fetal defects or other specific situations that may be related to the circumstances of the conception or the woman's age." [1]

0 - https://www.livescience.com/45582-boy-or-girl.html

1 - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abortion_law#Europe
To be fair, it is a bit tougher when Macs are so expensive. When my PC breaks, I have 4 other options I can count off the top of my head. When my Mac breaks, I only can afford to have one spare, and even that is more of a matter of lucky circumstance.
If I remember correctly the price of the Qualcom "essentials" patents is based on the price of the whole device. So in that regard it would make sense to avoid laptops since there are smaller margins and the price tag is also higher.
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We've lost much due to modern marketers running away with language. Most things are blown way out of proportion compared to their actual worth. We should mock such people mercilessly.
> we should expect to see data corrupiton all the time.

I wonder if the typo was deliberate?
The irony that Apple really hate paying that royalty but expect App developers to do the exact same.

Here's a fun anecdotal story. Me and my partner both have iPhone 7+ devices and the same carrier. I get 2 bars of 4G signal and she gets none inside our apartment. She has to walk outside to take calls. I couldn't understand how this was possible but after some research I discovered that my iPhone has a Qualcomm modem and hers has an Intel modem.

Say what you want about Qualcomm but they make the best modem in the business. The reason I have not upgraded is quite simply because Apple no longer make a phone with a Qualcomm modem and I won't be able to get signal where I live.

Obviously, i'm an edge case. But for the average person paying $1500 for the "Best smartphone in the world" it sure seems crazy that they're also getting the worst modem in the world packaged inside it so Apple can save a few dollars on the cost of the unit.
In any one specific case, fixing a litigious customer's laptop is definitely cheaper for Apple. But by having a policy of fighting legal claims vigorously regardless of merit, they can make it wildly uneconomic for customers to sue, which decreases the probability of getting sued. I suspect the economics of their behavior work quite well overall.
I had awful experiences with Dell in their “Dude you got a...” phase. It pains me that I have to use them at work just because they’re the low cost producer. I assume I’ve lost 2-3x the savings waiting for my laptop to get fixed.
Why am I not surprised that X is run by the grandson of the guy who tested the idea of using atomic bombs to dig canals and shooting down missiles with bomb-powered X-ray lasers.
If it doesn't make economic sense then why is AT&T asking the Feds to be allowed to build the towers there?
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Thanks for following up! Here's some of things that tripped me up:

1. The lack of in depth docs.

2. The set up and usage of metrics was focusing. This was the main use case I was hoping Metabase could help me with, and it felt like an addon feature.

3. For whatever reason, managing dashboards was really confusing, and the UI [1] didn't seem to match the docs.

[1] I was using the mac version.
You got kind of dog-piled for this which I think was unfair. I would broadly agree with you that "the left" controls public universities in the USA. I think that is just a natural result of a couple things though. First, liberals support public goods, so government workers are going to tend to be more liberal than the general population. Secondly, the Republican party by taking such a strong stance on Global Warming has really alienated a lot of scientists and educated people. Thirdly conservative education in the US tends to be religious related education, which makes it private.

I will say though that while most professors tend to be liberal we should remember that most people who go to college go to either Community College (which doesn't really have a lot of political speakers) or large state universities which tend to have institutional inertia to not get swept up in politics. Liberal public universities like UC Berkley are the exception, not the rule.
Yeah, any leather shoes will wear out much faster if you don't let them sit and dry out after wearing.

Shoe trees can vastly prolong the lifespan of a pair of shoes.
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No offense, but I mean this, earnestly: get over yourself.

If you talk to a person, and the conversation is dull, they might be a boring person. If most of the people you talk to seem boring, then you are the boring person.

You bemoan that you find almost everyone a "paper shell". And yet you are the one who has restricted your opinion of interesting people and topics with a PhD attached to it. You dismiss pursuits that have spanned all of human history like sports, family, food, religion as "pedestrian". That is indicative of an incredibly shallow and one-dimensional person. If you "peel back" the layers of people and frequently find nothing, that doesn't mean their is nothing there, it means you don't have the perception or ability to find it.

You say "all I really want is to talk to deeply self-aware people struggling with the boundaries of human knowledge", and those with "reflection" or "relevant context", and yet you seem to have done little to no reflection, have limited relevant context outside your very limited definition of what is interesting, and have little to no self-awareness. You have constructed a fantasy where everyone else is inferior and uninteresting rather than accept the reality that you are likely a dull, uninteresting person who isn't nearly as intelligent as you believe.

I strongly recommend you take a step back, and seriously challenge your current beliefs about your relative intelligence and depth, and ask if the problem is not that others are dull, but rather you are a shallow, uninteresting person without the breadth of interests or life experience to relate to others. Doing so may open up avenues you have closed to yourself previously and help you relate to others more easily.
>Are you buying good LCDs? There's a whole range of types: https://pcmonitors.info/articles/lcd-panel-types-explored/ The worst LCDs today are crap, but the best ones are going to be hard to tell apart from a CRT without putting it next to one. Since the only CRTs made today are high quality CRTs because there's zero market for bad CRTs anymore (and only barely a market for CRTs at all), a modern CRT may still outclass the best LCD, but mostly because of the fact that if the CRT couldn't outclass the best LCD it wouldn't exist at all.

You're right, I should've been a bit more explicit, I was mainly comparing "average" CRTs from up to about 2005 (back when they were still relatively mainstream) from an average LCD monitor today. Not the top of the line but not the bargain bin either.

For a long time switching from CRT to a comparably-priced LCD was a massive downgrade. You had a lower resolution, ridiculous ghosting, bad colors, black levels that looked like the rising sun and a viewing angle on par with the angular diameter of Pluto.

Nowadays you can find relatively cheap 4k LCDs that perform decently. Sure the blacks aren't perfectly black and it's not good enough for any serious color-sensitive work but for coding and gaming it's good enough for me.
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Ah, the planned obsolescence argument. It used to be invoked all the time with software (updates are making it slower) but Apple just released software updates to fix GPS on several older iPads.

Maybe, they are focusing on other things like thinness and light weight which results in making gadgets less repairable instead of a big planned conspiracy.
no girl in 216 birth is a probability of 1/(2^216) : it's either cherry picking or criminal. The article is ambiguous on the way the villages were identified ("a red zone" ???).
I think it was more self. The UI paper is informative: https://cdn.preterhuman.net/texts/computing/apple/newton/Pro...
Capitalism is a Ponzi scheme.
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Selenium for sure doesn't fit in your use case then :).
I pointed "user-centric approach" because selenium focuses on allowing only things normal user could do in normal user way which is limiting for automation but it's a blessing if you want to look as close to the real user as you can. I worked on solving google ReCaptcha v2/v3 at bigger scale and it's been a solid advantage.

> And javascript code in a string of python can not be linted, which increases debugging workload.

If you use PyCharm or any other JetBrains IDE you can use `Language Injections` [0]

> I am wondering if using puppeteer can ease pains mentioned above.

I'm not sure about puppeteer but Chrome DevTools Protocol [1] (I think this is what puppeteer use under the hood, but I'm not sure) may be interesting for you because it gives low level access to browser mechanisms like injecting code before page load, request interception or separate browser contexts between separate tabs.

[0] https://www.jetbrains.com/help/pycharm/using-language-inject...

[1] https://chromedevtools.github.io/devtools-protocol/
@teekert I was mainly putting myself on lookathrwaway level, to hopefully provide advice to a fellow Aspie.

The beauty is in the eye of the beholder, as one say. I perceive that there are plenty of different axes to look at things. But I refuse not to see the broken vase as a whole, no matter how beautifully you frame the shiny pieces.

Most people have been broken one way or an other. Some even celebrate it ; I find it quite sad and would rather avoid it, but who am I to know ?

I used to have things I didn't get at all like music, until the day it clicked. Even though I won't ever reach the level of masters in the art, I have enough to find it interesting. But more importantly that was an enlightening and humbling experiment that there are things you don't get until you do.

I enjoy the state of mind model, where to learn a new thing you try to search the state of mind where this thing comes naturally.

Once you get the right state of mind some things become easy , and some other things harder, but communication with a person in the same state of mind flows easily.

Often meeting different people and understanding how they deal with things can help acquire a new state of mind.

>How would you feel being judged as several levels below me?

As an aspie that as been judged stupider than I am most of my life, I have grown past it.

There are usually interesting experiences I can pick with anyone, although the ratio effort/reward depends a lot on our relative paths. I get that life sometimes put you in shitty situations and I don't judge people. As much as I enjoy the occasional serendipity that the chaos of life can bring, I enjoy creating my own path more.
"freewall". "Paywall that sucks data in lieu of money"
>high-interest checking, no-fee, internet-only bank.

SoFi just launched this product, and they are even giving $50 referral bonuses on both ends to sign up (referer and referee). I'm really wondering if it's a sustainable business model.
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> because you simply are stating that exponential processes are going to continue.

Exponential process continuing doesn't imply "we're going to get there soon" in any way, shape or form. The desired goal can still be arbitrarily far.
An interesting person once said, "if you're bored, you're boring."