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1. proper and fast automcompletion

2. source lookup (back and forth). Now when you do source lookup, it should be integrated properly with language quirks like virtual-env in python

3. proper and standard keyboard shortcuts ( NOT like intellij)

4. Good vim support

update:
5. cross-domain support. e.g if you're full stack developer and use rails as backend, IDE should support both rails and front-end stack. Basically front-end stack is mandatory these days for web framewoks.

6. project wise search

7. file search.

Intellij has done lot of good work.

1. but they utterly fails in keyboard shortcuts (which are not consistent with other tools like browser)

2. their IDEs are in java and damn slow

3. very poor cross-domain support. now this is complicated because of complexity of modern programming.

If you guys are planning on any IDE, ping me. Will glad to help.
That's the whole point. The smoke is clogging up the electronics, need to blow it out.
Yes! The public definitely has an interest in how dangerous other cars on public roads are. Imagine if the data showed that they'd had tons of near misses with cyclists for example.
The first thing I do with newly installed Chrome is to disable its auto updater. I do not wish one day to find the feature I relied upon missing and had to download and install another old version.

Especially like about:net-internals.
So I can take care of family friends a good offer the rewards u guys offered higher then that I got offered
So long as I need to watch it, I don't feel a huge need for my personal car to be self driving. It doesn't free up any time for me, so I'm not ready to pay for it.

But if we had "full" self driving, as in the car can drive empty, that opens up new possibilities.

First of all, I could avoid owning a car all together. I could be part of a car sharing/pool system where I can summon a car when I want it instead. Those pools exist but their biggest drawback is you have to get TO the car instead of having it on your driveway.

Second, I could get driven home after having a drink. Where I live the legal limit is 0.02 so one drink equals a Taxi.

Those are features I'd very much be willing to pay for.
Model 3 is a mass market car with a production of currently all existing Tesla Roadsters per week.
What drives me away from Chrome on Windows is the very short freeze you have after you let the page idle for a while and try to scroll again. It was introduced earlier this year, I think.
> I used KDE for many year but it is a resource ho

Not really. It uses barely more memory than Xfce.
I was also impressed by Netlify. I tried multiple other solutions to host my website but Netlify was my favorite at the end. Easy to setup, free and fast. I configured my account, access to Github, deployment, custom domain and SSL in 5 minutes.
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Her primary goal is to teach the students. You don't serve a novice mechanic well by asking them to build a Formula 1 racing engine from scratch on their first day in the machine shop.

She's not saying that material is not worthy of study, clearly she thinks it is because she did teach it in class previously. She just found that the material didn't provide the best platform for education in the subject relevant to the students.

EDIT: Note that the reason for changing the material was not due to the students being soft. It was because "The historical material is too painful for a music class". The point of the class was to study music, not the historical context of the lyrics, so selecting such historically charged material distracted from the actual purpose of the course.
I run VMWare for cross-platform development and I can tell you I have no problems running Apple OS'es since Mountain Lion 10 years. I have around 20 VM's with different MacOS'es that I use/used for testing/development. No Apple hardware at all, only my good old custom PC that houses all of them
What's evil about providing life saving, accurate information to people at a time they most need it?
Do you have a link? Assuming he is being honest in this article I have to assume he misspoke in the talk - surely "high five figures" is a more accurate summary of what's in the post.
Was FreeBSD really a requirement? I used to have a Sony Net Yaroze that allowed me to build PSX executables on my PC, using Sony's custom GCC-based toolchain. It didn't require FreeBSD.
Looks we need more game development in schools, as it's the most math heavy thing close to modern kids' lives.
Super nice! Looks similar to whiteglass: https://github.com/yous/whiteglass
Absolutely. Microsoft products are horrendous for this. Every time I have to start up my windows VM to test an IE bug I get assaulted by advertising and "news" in the start menu with bright moving blocks and then I open IE and get hit with it even worse. I don't know why people put up with it tbh.
I think her analysis is wrong in that regard. American puritanism is more to blame. French universities do not suffer from the current campus hysteria.
I don’t have much experience with Ruby but I’m amazed looking at the readme of how easy it is to get Jekyll going.
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Web results are still toggled, if you do not agree to Microsoft's data processing during installation you won't get that "feature". That said, search is downgraded from 7s. For instance, it doesn't look at start menu folder names nor executable name anymore...
The isolation when working remotely full time, especially when most people are in an office.
In fact Windows trained me to always click No when it asks for permission for anything.
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Nobody mentioned Waterfox?
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the CIA spies on everyone and yes that includes the UAE, they have never cared about mass-surveillance and never will. Whistleblowers or not.
I started listening to https://fallofcivilizationspodcast.com/ ... I think it strikes a nice balance between reading history as a thrilling (albeit tragic) narrative and how much we don't know and just speculate about.
Up next: Arithmetic for game developers.
Did you know that every Opera install on windows and mac using the net-installer gets a uniquely modified exe or zip file with information about the download so that Opera can track where/why a browser was downloaded?

On windows they modify the PE header of the exe, and adds extra information to a certificate table at the end of the file, without affecting the signature of the file. (Last 4 bytes of the file gives the size of the payload, giving you the offset to start reading a string that starts with OPR followed by a base64 encoded string, which contains a checksum and a json object. The json object contains country of origin, http_referrer of the download, a timestamp, UTM-parameters seen on the referrer, the user agent and a uuid assigned to the download. This uuid is kept for the life time of the browser install.)

On mac, the process is a bit different, but there they use appledouble (._-meta files) to modify the zip-file on the fly while downloading including the same type of data.
"People need the option to buy the LTSB release of Windows 10"

That's just fixing the symptoms rather than the cause.

The real solution is for Microsoft to treat its customers with a bit more respect.
Reading it, it seems more of a response to people on Reddit who may have had different criticisms. I didn't see anything in the post suggesting he knew about the HN thread, although I could have missed something.
> Collectors who have drunk most of their Pinot already may need another glass after seeing the result

Don't get high on your own supply
Doesn't feel it's much different from original Twitter UI TBH.
surely you're joking Mr Fenyman !
I'm programming since the 1980s. This feels very, very strange to me. I wouldn't want to rely on so many moving parts even after the whole software got installed.

They have a totally different philosophy than us old folks.
Renegotiate? You probably mean changing the license terms. Way easier.
While I checked this tweet it takes 69 requests. Also noticed, when my computer turned off, it does 0 requests.
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Yes, it is correct and has nothing to do with deferred US taxes. They avoid paying taxes in France, Germany, etc. by transfering the profit to (for example) Ireland where they are taxed at extremely low rates. This is not about US taxation.
That's a bit of a strong claim to make, considering that there are thousands of languages with more speakers than Esperanto, most of which you probably never heard of. My guess is that some contact language has similar difficulty, while having more speakers.

Pichinglis [1] seems like a good candidate: 70,000 to 100,000 speakers in Equatorial Guinea; formed as a creole from English and various languages of Western Africa, so you should get a high number of cognates similar to Esperanto and a simplified grammar. It might even help you learn other languages of the region faster.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pichinglis
That's assuming their rate of improvement is constant and there isn't a long tail of difficulty. But there is. The long tail of difficult driving situations is very very long.

An example from my most recent drive: I drove through a common where cows graze. I doubt a driverless car is programmed to slow down near cows.

The only solution I can see is to whitelist roads and start with the simplest (motorways/highways) then gradually expand to more and more roads. I guess that's kind of what they're doing - suburban America is very easy (although you still have pedestrians and cyclists to deal with unlike motorways), and maybe whitelisting is the cause of the routing complaint.
That's quite impressive work. It becomes a bit clearer if you think of the string as a tape. Then a big case statement with Left,Right,Mark seems rather Turing complete :-)
Why wouldn’t it be massive? Infinitely scalable business getting a % of each and every transaction at no marginal cost. It’s basically a tax, there isn’t a better business model out there.

They don’t even take any risk lending money, just a % fee for owning the network, that one has to be on to do business with most people with money nowadays.
The war against illegal drug makers has had no effect. All you'll do by punishing pharmaceutical companies is have them exit the opiod business, and pray that you don't acquire a very painful condition.
He could hire that contractor to work for him full time for two years for only $100k, so I'm pretty skeptical that the price he gives truly reflects the cost of a minor art upgrade.
This isn't true - public corporations are obliged to publish accurate accounts which include the profits of their subsidiaries. Even an very basic overview like https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2019/04/apple-reports-second-... includes "international" profits.

The confusion here is cause by the (internationally unique as far as I know) American tax rule that allowed US corporations to defer paying their US corporate tax bill. The tax liability still exists. Effectively the rule gave US corporations with large amounts of international profit an indefinite interest free loan.

I'm guessing that the rule was introduced (or at least not suspended earlier) because it acted as a sort of subsidy for US corporations to grow international markets for their products. While the form of this subsidy is unique, many countries indirectly subsidize overseas expansion for companies founded in their jurisdiction, for example by funding export insurance schemes and the like.
wow !!! which org ?
Ask HN: What are the biggest obstacles to vertical farms?
I have been following the development of vertical farms and hydroponics for a little while, since the popular "food computer" TED Talk a few years ago [1]. I have seen some adoption, with some companies supplying limited produce to market [2].

Progress seems to slow to me. Why isn't this more prevalent? Why aren't hydroponics in general more prolific? Why is this not feeding developing countries?

- [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LEx6K4P4GJc

- [2] https://boweryfarming.com/
;)

How about the browser is an application, and the website is ... a website?
Ah, I also have used VMware Workstation to run macOS, although my Workstation 15 license has mostly collected dust thanks to KVM.

Since you’ve been doing this for a while, perhaps you’ve simply forgotten that running macOS natively on VMware outside macOS actually requires patching? Granted, there is a tool[1] for this that is pretty popular and easy to use. But it’s still required when running without hacks.

Finally, where are you getting your installation media? Apple only allows downloads of macOS installation media via the Mac App Store.

I suspect you may possibly be referring to using pre-configured Hackintosh VMs that use EFI emulation and FakeSMC instead of running natively. Frankly, I just don’t trust OS images from random sketchy third parties.

[1]: https://github.com/DrDonk/unlocker
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Are Lacan, Foucault and Derrida the pre-eminent influences on modern French academic literary theory? If so, why does she characterise them as minor?
I’ve been seeing a lot of concrete get torn up and replaced with asphalt here in Illinois, all over the Chicagoland region. It’s a shame.

Additionally, something I’ve noticed is cutting out squares of broken asphalt around a pothole and filling that, only repeated every few feet to make it look like a patchwork quilt. I get that it is cheaper, but it’s not even going to last through a single winter...
I don't want to only use trusted sources from any software store. If UWP had provided sensible deployment options, it wouldn't be as dead as it is.

Hell, personal firewalls provide a better sandbox solution, at least for network access, even if that is not really their intended function.

Be that as it may, I think good privacy laws and holding software manufacturers accountable is part of a solution. That software more and more behaves like worms regarding to user data is a more recent development.
For entirely different reasons, though. Your taxi driver is not going to randomly freak out because they mistook a bush for a pedestrian or didn't understand what traffic cones mean. The bad taxi driver is just going to drive too fast while talking on their cellphone.
Yeah, moving is theme inspired by YinYang. And I think it needs a back button in posts. Lol
There's an argument to be made that they also don't use anything in that country because they're digital services. And, supposedly, taxes are to pay for infrastructure? Although these days the view seems to be, let's just take as much money as possible, even if nothing / very little is provided in return.
I grew up in a Austrian Province with a 40% rightwing majority, most of which hailed Hitler after a few beers and one of my grandfathers was a convinced nazi.

Be convinced I thought enough about how much influence nazis have about my life, be it direct or by the positions I take to oppose them. And yeah: Nazis don’t go away of you don’t talk to them or ignore their existence. Just because you tolerate them won’t mean they will tolerate you.

And on the symbol: the swatsika in western culture is forever stained. This might be different if we were a grown up society that managed to deal properly with the past — but you can be sure that this week some young neo nazi tatoos the swatsika on their skin as a symbol of their racial hate — and while that is still going on a simple redefinition (that neo nazis would love to see), is frankly speaking naive.
Forgive my ignorance but why was this flagged? Is there a rule against articles about Google/tech culture that I'm unaware of?
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I can listen to Tim just fine, but I had similar problem with Andrew Warner of Mixergy.

If you'd like a cliffs-notes version of the podcast, that is what most of Tim's books.

I.e. Tools of Titans are very much this and I heard Tribe of Mentors is similar in this regard.
Ok. Put me in the internet trolls one, that seems the least offensive (I know this from 40 years of watching Holocaust Memorial Day movies)
I suspect most of the advertisers are going for big markets, if you live in a small non English speaking country then they might not have signed any advertisers on.
I think "reproducible builds" usually refers to being able to build Brave yourself, then creating a hash of the resulting artefact, and that hash being exactly the same as that of the built version Brave distributes itself.

In other words, being able to verify that the source code that is included in the build of Brave that Brave distributes, is the same as the source code we can view publicly.
>By the way i am pretty sure people who come to Mars in numbers will colonize it

I don't see people push for colonizing Antarctica, or the Canadian Arctic. Both places are far more friendly to humans than Mars ever will be.

Mars is a dead-end. It may have a science station one day, but nothing more. Ever.
Purchase data has been around for years. Marketers want to know if their ad dollars worked. “How did you hear about us?” provides scant and mostly unusable data. By matching purchase data with ad campaign data there can be more quantitative evaluation of an ad campaign’s performance.

Additionally I imagine this data is available for marketers to target buyers of Product X with Accessory Y.

Finally, marketers may use purchase data to build suppression lists; ie. Stop retargeting people that already purchased Product X. I don’t know if this happens very often in practice. It’s very hard to do well in general, and generally cheaper to spam people than buy data to shrink your list.

None of this is well-disclosed to consumers, not one bit of it is right. It just is, and it has been for going on for 8+ years.
The opioid business is only a subset of the analgesic business. If this forces pharma companies to target their research on non-addictive painkillers, that’s a good thing.
And anyone who wants to know a bit more about some of these theorists might want to read 'Intellectual Impostures'
by the Left-leaning physicist Alan Sokal.
It means tourist pay money to cruise line. Cruise line keeps most of the money. Local economy benefits a lot less from tourist. Cruise line ships is often registered in tax havens.
At work, I have been using Windows 10 Pro for a couple of months now after holding out on Windows 7 for a long while.

I have to say, I am surprisingly happy with it. It has native SSH, WSL, performance is decent, and our admin no longer installs 3rd party AV software on Windows 10.

Now if only Microsoft could get their act together when it comes to updates - it has been a mess a for a long time, but I got the feeling it has gotten much worse ever since they decided to bundle all their updates into single large packages, and especially with Windows 10.
I can remember that I was introduced to sine and cosine through game programming before it was discussed in school.

Particularly I was trying to make games with Pascal and Assembly on an 80386. Asphyxia tutorials. No Stack Overflow, no Khan Academy, Wikipedia, in fact no Internet or even BBS at all. I feel nostalgic towards this time, but I guess that those feelings are more attached to the curiosity of an analog child being introduced to the digital magic.
Very nice ! I love the layout.

I created a minimalist css microframework a few months back : https://concrete.style
What are children dying from and what can we do about it?
Control panel items not showing in the start menu results anymore when you search is also in Win10 and it drives me crazy. It literally looks like the guys designing windows must be using a Mac themselves, or just aren’t computer guys. I just don’t get how things like than wouldn’t annoy them too.

My guess is that decision making in large companies is so slow, so bureaucratic, that everyone has given up on shipping anything else than a mediocre product, even if people individually would design it very differently if they could.
> You need 5G network coverage with mission-critical features (mcMTC) to archieve that. BLER 10^-6 and E2E latency < 5- 10 ms.

I do wonder if that's a factor behind Musk's push into low-orbit satellite Internet.

> Taxi fleet of 10,000 vehicles might need only 100-200 remote operators to manage the fleet. That kind of reduction in workforce provides huge savings.

Even if all mileage was human-driven there would be very large benefits if you could really consolidate taxi drivers in call-centres for remote driving. No need to transport or preposition drivers and much less trouble estimating demand.
So if I choose to import cookies to Brave (which is the default option on first launch), I will have these preset cookies from other browsers as well?
> displaying extremely poor technique and care for the craft itself

That is a pretty presumptuous thing to say about someone who has made a life making games which are loved by his fans. What's the skin off your back that this guy has different priorities for what he likes in games than you do? Why is it ok for games to lack a good story but not ok for them to lack good art?
It does not have Win32 or DirectX, for starters
I think that was precisely the point of the parent comment.
It's not that bad IMO
Apparently, people mess with autonomous cars simply because they're autonomous. It's hard to say whether that's just the novelty factor or something likely to persist.
These two blog posts have only shown that Jeff is unwilling to make a game with good art (and that's fine). The posts are more about convincing himself that that's ok.

I don't think there's much general learning to be gained here other than maybe some budget numbers if you've never thought to price it out. As Jeff admits, the competition makes the art budget work. Its really just a production decision on what you're looking to make and what expertise you have access to.
In the UK, certainly.
It might be an idea that all pharmaceutical companies with addictive products have to "donate" a percentage of gross sales to addiction treatment programmes. Also doctors that prescribe them have to also make a proportionate donation to avoid overprescription.
Even they lost. You cannot customize the colors in light mode even. Only dark mode allows it, and there of course the color is darkened.

The whole thing feels like a beta version. In fact, even Whistler betas were more polished than this.

OS cannot afford to break things, which apparently is MS modus operandi now.

It takes about 5 minutes of playing in settings to hit broken functionality. Bonus points if the breakage is forced by unchangeable domain policy in company.
Thank you for the thoughtful reply -- I really enjoyed the article, and several of the points you mention are already resonating with me, even at this early stage in the process!
Yes, you don't need many knowledge about ruby to build a Jekyll Blog. There are many blog generator out there and you can have look (e.g, Hugo, Hexo).
Did you? it clearly states these aliasing rules apply to character types[0].

[0] https://travisdowns.github.io/blog/2019/08/26/vector-inc.htm...
I'd suggest a cheese with as little holes as possible, maybe Gouda, Cheddar or Parmigiano.
I’ve been to the Disney cruise private island. It’s interesting, there’s almost no full time employees there. The ship crew gets off and works the island while you are there.

But even if you go on say an Alaska cruise, which is entirely in the USA, the “towns” that you stop in exist solely for the cruise ships. The stores are the same junk at every stop, often owned by the cruise lines, unless you walk to the edge and maybe get something local or family run.
> There's "intrinsic value" which is different from the "market value".

If there is, then how would I calculate the intrinsic value of a piece of real estate, to levy a tax on it?

See https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intrinsic_theory_of_value vs https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subjective_theory_of_value