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often focused on acquiring wealth to be rich rather than having a passion for a tangible product/solution

There's nothing wrong with it. On the surface, what if someone has a passion which is unprofitable? Becoming rich is the way, and motivation to be able to practice it. And going deeper: having 'a passion' doesn't necessary make anyone a better person vs someone who just wants to give his/her kids a better start, and spend the last part of life being able to pay medical bills.
> I think weed and hallucinogens can help people have more empathy.

Maaaybe.. in my experience, selfish people just tend to become annoying when they're high.
Believe it or not, there is another Magic Bus up there, that they used for shooting the movie. It’s very easily accessible, and you don’t have to risk your life to get to it.

No one ever visits it.
looks pretty cool. can it be packaged for mobile? share the encrypted vault with multiple devices? password vaulting in the browser?
im guessing you would start charging someone money if you built those features, which is cool. keep going!
You mean something like x % 2 === 1?

I'm a JS fan but had to admit I chuckled at the implementation of is-even: https://github.com/jonschlinkert/is-even/blob/master/index.j...
Clojurescript, Elm, and Dart come to mind.
Well, there is risk taking and risk taking. If you take a calculated risk taking into account weather, skills, environment etc.. and then something happens that's what you have first responders for.

If, on the other hand, you take risks you are not equipped to handle and judge due a lack of skill and ability and you need than first responders you are acting irresponsible. You might also end up in much more dangerous situations then the above mentioned group of people again increasing risk for first responders. You always hear about people unable to judge risks in the Alps.
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Given the context of the Gilroy shooting yesterday, I’d agree.
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So you basically ignore my comment, where I said something about just that, and write an auto-triggered response, got it. Did I just write to some customer service hotline?
The Function.prototype.toString change has been in chrome for maybe a year now btw.
Although there can be a healthy way to distance oneself from the idiocies and chaos of modern society, there’s a difference between wise detachment and running away. I fear too many people are attracted to the easy way.
People care about privacy up to a point. The majority of people (myself included) are apparently willing to give up their privacy if it means not having to pay for email service, or other information (search results, news).
You artfully interrupt them and always keep watch on what other people are doing!
FedEx is indeed frustrating and I'd like to share my experience.

My current home is an area that became incorporated about 4 years ago resulting in new addresses for all residents. When looking up my home, almost all map apps leave off the house number. FedEx can't process this, freaks out and ships my packages to my old address. The shipping notification email I receive from FedEx always says "your shipping address has been changed" with absolutely no prompting from me. This has resulted in me trying many things in order to correct with no resolution. Most times, I receive my package by jumping through one or more hoops with no resolution to the core issue.

The hoops:

1.) drive to the old address to pick up packages (an hour drive)

2.) Call FedEx and waste a minimum of 35 minutes each time

3.) Re-route packages to a nearby FedEx store

4.) Call the merchant, some have helped, some have directed me to the shipper

5.) I've created a FedEx account, deleted all shipping addresses except for the current

6.) Written a script I copy and paste to Twitter support with all information they will need. They typically respond with "the ticket has been submitted, we don't have any further information"it's sort of a spray and pray approach. Either I'll get an updated shipping notification or nada. If I receive nada day-of delivery, I'm calling or rerouting.

7.) Update my address in Google Maps, but I don't think it took

My wife's solution has been to have all of her (mostly Target) packages be delivered to her parents' house which is equally frustrating. This address issues also affects my ability to order Jimmy John's online, their system just won't let me, I have to call it in. DoorDash requires I spell out how to find my house in the notes (I've noticed most delivery drivers don't read the notes until they can't find my house).

To one-up OP, I have a World Cup ball from Adidas stuck in some delivery delay hell. It's actually funny now, I'm coming up on my 1st anniversary of placing an order for an item that I haven't received yet. Ordered the ball on 8/16/18, and just received the latest email update notifying me of a delay only 2 days ago. I called support last November and they said that the ball is stuck in the warehouse and they apologize for the delay. I could have opted for a refund then but decided to let it ride. I really want that ball. Photo for proof: http://tinyurl.com/y2st8lt4
Yeah, that statement was rather surprising. The lockfile does lock versions. The only time NPM will modify the lockfile on install is if you install a new dependency or modify the package file to require a package version range that contradicts what's currently in the lockfile.

So while it is possible that npm would modify the lockfile after a fresh clone, the only way that could happen would be if the package.json file was already out of sync with the lockfile on the branch you checked out.
You've basically saying mass deforestation isn't a big deal.
Have you ever asked yourself why you put so much effort into making these videos and what your goal is? Why you seek validation from views and likes from strangers?
Except living standards are improving in Africa and have been for a while outside actively unstable regions.

Underdeveloped Africa is actually a good but risky place to invest partly because or diminished returns run backwards - smaller investments can get bigger returns but they are more vulnerable to things like economic downturns. And fortunately that also boosts efficiency to sustain the resource needs.
I agree. I recall being amazing at a speech by Obama where he was bragging about his efforts to “raise the price of your homes”. As a potential home buyer at the time, I was flabbergasted that a president would brag about increased prices. Clearly he had chosen a side between the home owner and the home renters-who-would-like-to-own-one-day.

I recall thinking, “would a president ever say such a thing about a gallon of milk? Or a loaf of bread?”
It takes a long time to die of starvation. That can't have been a pleasant 4 months by any stretch of the imagination.
"Going into the back country without the right training and equipment is just stupid and selfish"

I agree - don't think making it illegal would help though (e.g. requiring an "outdoors license").
You might be right... but I have the impression that if you talked to him, he'd tell you that you'd get similar milage by following his philosophy about program design. It's just that most people just can't stomach it.
It exists [0] in a way. I was just in Healy in June and there is a pub with the bus used in the movie. Tourists line up to take pics. The beer is very tasty! I hadn’t read the book or seen the movie so I scratched my head at all the commotion until the bartender explained.

[0]: https://g.co/kgs/KSr4qi
> Our JIRA board is being gamed for management. Our sprint burndown chart always looked terrible because management changed things around mid-sprint by adding issues or swapping them around. So we have a fake JIRA board that has a perfect linear downwards progression because we keep changing the story points.

This makes me so sad.

The jagged burndown chart should be the perfect tool to explain management that you didn't finish the sprint BECAUSE MANAGEMENT CHANGED OR ADDED THINGS, and so visualize the cost of such actions.
It is not quite clear to me how your reply is meant to be interpreted, given what I wrote...(?) Did you perchance click the wrong "reply" link?
looks like china is also pretty much on fire or is that pollution? :'D
That's because the U.S. was never decolonized. It just became an independent colonial state, where European settlers and their descendants continued to steal land, kill natives, and import slaves for another hundred years.

That's how the U.S. came to stand "head and shoulders" above European nations: unlimited land and free labor, which yielded almost unlimited wealth, which was all acquired by Europeans.

Today slavery is abolished, and Native American nations are recognized as sovereign entities; but descendants of slaves and Native Americans continue to live in a country where colonial descendants of European settlers hold all the wealth and power, and the history of expropriation and massacre of their ancestors has been whitewashed as quaint folklore.

So if you look at it from the perspective of the colonized people and their descendants, North America has had it even worse than almost anyone.
Should we count PL/I?
Atleast judging from the latest posts on their forums, they have a working C compiler and are working on a C++ compiler to get a basic kernel for test harnesses running.

I don't see why it matters to a deferred load being issued if the data is in L1, L2 or L3. The compiler emits a load, the caching hardware handles the rest, once the load arrives the pipeline unstalls.

The compiler can atleast assume a L1 cache latency and then put some cycles between the load and execution. The earlier you can issue the load the better, if too early you might ruin it if you get preempted. Either way, it should not be hard to solve in VLIW.
Are they even considered programs?
You only need to target old es if you're deploying a website for a big company. Most people don't need IE6 compat. For example, people writing node apps can choose which version of node they deploy.
Move the bus to a museum in an accessible place and charge admission. Let a private company get the contract so it won't cost taxpayers.
Not quite a bridge, it was a cable with a carriage. I believe the carriage was chained on his side, but I don't know if it was locked.
This seems like a really well thought out reply: any books on climate change and the way the world is changing that you recommend on this subject ?
Is it just me or is there no mention from Capital One WHERE customers can go to

1) check if they were affected by this breach and

2) what customers who are affected should do??

great way to start the day...
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>If we still need to target es5 4 years later, and transpilation is standard practice, why bother? Is the evolution of JS not directed in practice by the authors of Babel and Typescript? If no one can confidently ship this stuff for years after, what’s the incentive to even bother thinking about what is official vs a Babel supported proposal.

For one, not everyone works on the client. I can write for Node and use everything v8 supports without ever touching Babel and Typescript.

>I like the idea of idiomatic JS with powerful modern features, but in practice every project I’ve seen seems to use a pretty arbitrary subset of the language, with different ideas about best practices and what the good parts are.

Good parts/best practices are orthogonal to native features and libs, which is what we're discussing here.
Hah... I meant to say gamified but I'm glad people understood the autoincorrected version. Mobile is the foot rub. (Autoincorrect of mobile is the future I saw once.)
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I wrote two comments[0][1] on Reddit about this, but I think there's a bit of JS-bashing happening here since a lot of the issues described here are relevant for many other package managers other than NPM.

There are notable problems with how modern software is built with deep dependency graphs and the potential supply chain attacks that are possible because of this, but none of that is exclusive to NPM. NPM has a preference for small single purpose packages and JS is massively popular which might make this problem worse, but it's a problem for a lot more communities and languages than JS/NPM.

0: https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/cjnoqi/no_way_...

1: https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/cjnoqi/no_way_...
No more cancerous than most youtube comments sections.
This human gets it. I'd like to add that if you would like to be clear about what your assignment is doing, put some comments in there.
I feel modern CV is a little clumsy. Especially how it handles columns. You like this better? The example provided I don't love, but I'm not a designer, it looks good enough I think.
I'm a SAML consultant. I help IdPs become "good" IdPs, and I help SPs become "good" SPs. Both sides are usually bad in some way or another, and both sides usually want to shift the blame to the other side as soon as they can.

The number of times I've been CC'd on a terse email from one admin to another saying it's the other guys fault after I've clearly told them the list of things on their side that could be causing the issue is pretty much uncountable at this point.
McCandless starved to death. Why he starved to death is not settled (and probably never will be), and a poison which prevented his body from metabolizing food is one suspected contributing factor: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_McCandless#Death
Engines hold the entire source anyway, with the exception of XS, which returns "[native function]" for everything.
Such usury loans are absolutely illegal in civilised countries, for instance [almost] everywhere in Europe. Just saying.

(edit: not in the UK, which is rapidly sailing away).
> I know you have watched Super 30, the movie, so have I

Wow, a lead that just begs the reader to stop.
> allow the rich and lazy to get there in a day trip is disgusting.

I can understand being against the pollution, but aside from that, how can what the "rich and lazy" do bother you in any way? People harming the environment should bother you equally whether they're rich or poor, lazy or industrious.
Second-hand synthetic diamonds, sure - but buying anything second hand is generally more morally defensible than buying that thing new.

Buying a used natural diamond is still worse than buying a synthetic one, because you're propping up the resale value of natural diamonds and therefore encouraging other people to buy them.
TL;DR

I was pretty excited when Apple announced SwiftUI and Combine at dub dub this year. I have been following the Swift gRPC project, and when they released their first 1.0.0-alpha version not long after, I decided that the world was ready for CombineGRPC, a library that integrates Swift gRPC and the Combine framework.

I dreamt of beautiful, responsive UIs; of streaming data straight to my lists as the user scrolled. Then I woke up and got hacking.
Move adaptation - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_30_(film)
Ok that makes sense... I was really confused because that's already more or less toString()'s behavior on modern browsers, though the whitespace discrepancy is important to define.
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if we're talking geopolitically yes of course, if we're talking culturally yes of course. The other leaders at some point like Portugal, Netherlands, UK, Spain, all had their time in the sun. Now it is the U.S's, I'm not making the claim this will remain in perpetuity.
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Functional transformation of objects. There are lots of HOFs working on arrays / iterators but none working on object. fromEntries allows easily converting from object to entries, manipulating the entries sequence and converting back to an object.

The last step is pretty annoying without it.

The entire thing is very common in Python, where Object.entries() is spelled `.items()` and `Object.fromEntries(…)` is spelled `dict(…)`
Sure, why not? According to data from Wikipedia and e.g. this[0] compared to the handy reference chart[1], I should expect 2-3 times the background radiation, and at worst (at ~110 mSv/year), I'm barely hitting the lowest rate linked to increased cancer risk. Assuming I avoid the hottest spots, I should be entirely fine.

(That does not take into account the possibility of suffering extra radiation damage and chemical poisoning from ingesting radioactive elements, but this becomes manageable through thoroughly washing the living area and possibly not growing any food on contaminated soil.)

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[0] - http://www.marklynas.org/2011/08/how-dangerous-is-the-fukush..., 2011

[1] - https://xkcd.com/radiation/
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YouTube's pathology is the logical end result of any recommender based system.

I briefly worked on the recommenders for a fare sized fashion site. TLDR: the entire effort was a waste of money.

About the time I left, they were trying to pivot to a personalization based system. Think StitchFix. (With $1.5b/yr sales, they're doing much better than I thought possible.)

Long neglected is search and discovery. Somehow supporting casual foraging behavior online. We internally had long discussions about how to improve. I know exactly what I want and I worked for the company. Yet, I still couldn't find a likable shirt that fits. Pathetic and unforgivable. (I half considered moving to the search team, but stopped caring first.)

YouTube, Netflix, Amazon, etc. are all the same in this way. While I love YouTube content, it's terrible for finding new stuff.

PS- There's a phrase or term for preferential attachment leading into a (search space) local min (or max) sinkhole or dead end. Not recalling it right now is killing me. Any one know it?
Was not that bad when I was growing up. Sure there was pressure to become engineer/doctor but IIT was not be-all end-all. There was always DCE, REC. Have things changed that much in last 20 years?
Right, so you need to support mixing some lists in, to complement meaningful whitespace, the way sweet-expressions or SRFI-49 do. But that's exactly because the consequences of "whitespace only" syntax are too severe.
Why do you use first name here instead of last?

No one calls Snowden just Edward, this comes across as a form of degrading women to girls.
Refreshing article in terms of talking points within the upcoming American election. Nice to see a break from the typical focus of the campaigns.
Because most app writers don't know how to write native code? See all the bloated React powered apps out there
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> Another flaw in the human character is that everybody wants to build and nobody wants to do maintenance.

But we're not building either! Where are the US's fancy new high speed trains?

I realize that's not quite the same thing, but this isn't a case of existing infrastructure being neglected in favor of shiny new projects. We're just not putting basically any money into public infrastructure.
A blogpost can't suggest to use real languages. That's too controversial.
There are many abandoned vehicles littered all over Alaska.

As a local told me, these are “Alaskan storage containers”. There’s a small museum in Wasilla that has restored some of the abandoned vehicles of historic interest going back to the earliest made vehicles and planes.

Oh and a duct tape moose!

https://images.app.goo.gl/NAMHHLVjUCndTyEP7
for capitalists and libertarians, it doesn't matter, since they can move easily, all of them got a house everywhere in the world

but for the slaves like the American population, it's gonna get really bad soon when the economic poly will shift

Eurasia, will be the promised land
> They could have also implemented flat in terms of flatMap: flatMap(x => x)

Flat can flatten any level of nesting (it just defaults to 1), so would be difficult to implement in terms of flatMap.
Why downvoted? s/he is simply proposing a solution while introducing the problem. Sorry, it is a clear sign of an advertisement.
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Well now, having an option to use other languages to script web pages, that would be exciting.
(I also have this posted up on my personal blog: https://www.brainonfire.net/blog/2019/07/21/load-balancing-b...)
And cross-laminated timber could let us use wood even for bigger construction projects like skyscrapers and bridges.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cross-laminated_timber
RIP

But to any other would-be followers, imagine completing your "wilderness" pilgrimage, only to find a couple of other groups already camping there.
Yeah but that reads so gross. Look at it. It’s actually painful.

Much rather have the magic word “flat”
> Usually at the start of the day we haven't gotten our minds into "programming mode" yet. By the end of the day, mental fatigue is setting in.

See, to me, neither of those is a great idea. In the morning I'm coming in early before most folks so I can get a few hours of real work done without distraction. In the afternoon I'm mentally fried and ready to do anything other than office work. The best time to get me? Schedule an effing meeting so I can plan my day appropriate, and can make sure I'm apprised of any information I need so I'm not walking uselessly into an ambush. Doesn't have to be a big, formal affair in a conference room.

I think the moral of this whole discussion is that managers manage people, and people are all precious little unique snowflakes with differences. You either create your organization around a certain class of personality with everyone on board and the non-conforming out in the cold, or you create an environment that recognizes people aren't robots and work around those vagaries. Of course this is more a continuum than a binary.

Lazy managers treat everyone the same. Lazy managers also avoid setting some semblance of professional standard, leaving the mob to sort it out.
Works fine on various Dell tablets at work.

What sort of tablets were you referring to?
What. A simple counter point that breaks down everything you said would be the measurement of butter production in the northern states pre bellum (civil war) versus that of the southern states.

So no, nothing to do with "unlimited land and free labor".
>Were tables the right shape to get a wheelchair under them? What about a powered chair?

I was unaware this was a problem. Could you elaborate more on accessibility of tables? Are there specific features/markings/certifications I should look for to ensure accessibility?
As I remember the film, it was death by poison mushroom, risked due to starvation — I feel like it was a death depicted over maybe two weeks. I remember the overall stay being quite bearable.. until the winter hit, and everything went wrong; and death came swiftly and without mercy

But regardless the movie depicts it as a fairly slow, very painful, and a fairly pathetic death (alone, weak, with lots of regret and little to show for it), but still 90% of the movie was him running around in gorgeous nature shots and small towns.
That's in part because it was fed back through browsers during the specification process.
Caching, SQL and Load Balancers definitely existing a couple of decades ago...

Edit: Regarding your edit to "few", 40-50 years (at least) isn't a few.
Quote from the current US president about the Saudis: "They buy apartments from me. They spend $40 million, $50 million. Am I supposed to dislike them? I like them very much."

Another quote from the current US president about the Saudis: "I make a lot of money from them. They buy all sorts of my stuff. All kinds of toys from Trump. They pay me millions and hundreds of millions".

More so today.