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Apple is failing big in making the language ever more complex while also not documenting it. The longer I observe the situation the less likely it becomes that I ever switch from Obj-C to Swift.
Good to know. Sadly, Apple TV doesn't have this yet.
There is little that maintenance can do to prevent a 100 year old foundation from 'settling' in a pretty precarious way. Or finding out one day that the water pipe is a 100 year old wooden pipe that is now rotted through. As a house gets older, maintenance ($) turns into renovation ($$) then critical overhaul ($$$), even in the houses with good bones.
Not sure why /s. Also, you only need escaped-end-blob. start-blob can safely be used inside a blob. So it's only 3 new codepoints, which is genuinely an interesting proposal.
WeWork might be full but there is co-working space all over the city, some of them hourly or daily, most of them are not full at least when I've visited. There must be 50 or more in Shibuya alone.
It’s impressive how far the scum will go to try and defend its malicious acts instead of just cleaning up after itself and becoming an ethical company.
A 40 year old house in tokyo is probably half mold by weight at that point. No wonder.
Wow, this seems like there's a lot of insecurity going on (on both sides), if we're putting this much thought into simply asking

"Did you try sshd?"
When you can get a 100 MHz opamp for $15 today, 3 MHz is low bandwidth. But I agree, anything faster than TL07/TL08 would be problematic on a breadboard.

On the other hand, a small double-layer circuit board can be as low as $5 nowadays.
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What Is the Difference Between UI and UX? UI vs. UX Design
That's pure and plainly spam, not a thing you should do, and something that will easily get you banned from GitHub. Staring your project does not give you consent to send me spam.
What about:

- Asking them why did you pick X? (here you might get an answer why you didn't pick Y)
- Telling them that you tried Y and it worked for you.

So it's understanding their process and sharing your experience. I think in the end you should have the engineer decide on his own.

In the end they might go with X anyways, so you'll need to react to that.

I've had an engineer going for X for 14 days, but every time we had a discussion I've asked additional questions about X for me (and them) to understand why going for X is a better approach. In the end he figured it out that Y is a better approach. While it took a while, the engineering person in the end figured it out and took the solution for his.

I've also had cases where this didn't work out, but in those cases I've put my foot down saying you need to use Y to the person. It's also the case that person is not with us anymore.
Dorms are essentially that. Not sure why that is illegal and dorms are fine.

EDIT: just looked it up, xenophobia of course. New Yorkers didn't like immigrants living in Manhattan in 1955.
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Yeah, I don't think it's about the data storage, as much as the possibility of backdooring your phone by a rogue state.
Facebook has a negative effect on society according to whom? How does a tool that allows you to connect to other people have a "negative effect on society"?
To be mathematically pedantic, 100% of numbers in that range cannot be accurately represented in floating point form.
For ages fascists have tried to propagate the idea that classics support their views; everyone dismissed them as preposterous.

Now, it's the left that says it, to promote the idea that they are just, and no one is else, ever, even 2000 years ago.
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you are mistaken here.

Gatsbyjs is not a dynamic application. It is a React-based framework to generate static sites. Pretty much exactly like Hugo - except that Hugo uses Go templating and Gatsbyjs uses React.

If you open the link i gave, it would solve the problem you needed to solve (and also get nice animations if you are so inclined).

The other advantage is that in the future if you want to build a dynamic application, you can continue where you left off. You dont have to rewrite in another framework. Its React all the way down.
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> how amazingly for the 21st Century!

Most languages have classes for that, some had them for decades in fact. Hardware floating point numbers target performance and most likely beat any of those classes by orders of magnitude.
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If everyone is being completely honest then using debt to return money to the shareholders is fine. It is equivalent to using profits to buy back shares and borrowing to finance new investment.

The issue is more likely to be that if the company is misjudging how much debt is wise or what the return is likely to be, the people who are responsible for picking up on that (shareholders, senior management) are probably selling their stake in the company.

Eg, if I owned a company like WeWork I have incentive to make the company borrow large amounts of money, use that money to create artificial demand for shares, then sell my shares. Effectively a wealth transfer from lender -> me and an obligation transfer for the remaining shareholders to pay back the initial lender. That way I benefit even if the company makes no actual money and has massive debts. That sort of bad faith can't be proven until there are major scandals though; if people are operating in good faith and the lender is canny it is fine.
> look to the future and the new unified cultural world we might create

Fully agree.

So, who discovered America?
The point of the comparison was only to illustrate the shared experience of lacking answers due to complexity, nothing more.

I am aware of and entirely sympathetic to the order of magnitude differences in complexity between biological processes and digital constructs.

It was not my intention to compare the two as if they were on equal footing, though I can see how it can be interpreted that way--my fault.
Yes I saw that relying of crown immunity
Noted. Corrective measures will be taken. Thanks.
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I love how this was apparently accepted into the standard in 2016, and yet Chrome still displays an empty square instead. Unicode is such an unbelivable mess when it comes to support it's crazy. Windows displays it correctly for me in Word, but when pasted into Teams it comes out as a semicolon instead. Brilliant.
You forgot the third choice:

Fit the whole extended family into the 1br unit.

I've seen a craigslist ad in LA for barracks style bunk beds for rent near downtown in a shitty looking room, 500/mo.
Threema's mobile clients are closed source, while Signal and Riot are both open source and free of charge.
I've got something like that, using python package as my personal API.

Here are some examples https://beepb00p.xyz/mypkg.html#examples . (the post is in draft stage and a bit rough, I will share it once it's done)

And link to the package: https://github.com/karlicoss/my
I fully agree, but I don't think that getting Huawei "banned" (IP use rights blocked, etc.) was some sort of chess master grand move by the Chinese government. The US literally served them the excuse to accelerate this dramatically in a silver platter.

The US had its reasons, but other countries have been able to handle Huawei much better. E.g. the UK allegedly [0] found "backdoors" in Huawei hardware for the government, they let Huawei know, Huawei said "sorry about that", and they fixed it.

[0]: Huawei argued that the "backdoor" was actually debugging software, and the software was verified to only use Telnet..
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In general, you shouldn't think of space as being cold for intuitive hot-to-cold heat transfer. For example, the metallic side of a space ship would not be anywhere near 0K, whereas if you had a metal plaque between a liquid at around 0K and your hand, it would be.

It is very hard to dissipate heat from a solid object into space. This is not true for our bodies on the other hand, but that is more to do with pressure - if you expose cells to the Void of space, most liquids inside would quickly expand in size and essentially boil, consuming large amounts of heat to go through the phase transition from liquid to gas, thus quickly cooling surrounding tissue. You could theoretically use this to create evaporation-based heating, but you would have to transport vast quantities of water that would quickly be used up, since there is no hope of collecting them back most likely.
I don't know how expensive WeWork is, but the co-working spaces in Shibuya are crazy expensive (like $10 per hour). There are many sento (public baths) around Japan that will let you stay for $10 for the whole day and where you can get a desk and power. When I'm travelling that's what I tend to do. Since I live in the countryside, I'm also used to being able to work at public libraries. I was really surprised that in most libraries I've gone to in big cities they specifically forbid working (or have special sections with high prices).

But anyway, maybe I haven't seen the cheaper Tokyo co-work spaces. If you have some convenient points, I would appreciate a pointer!

Edit: I'm actually in Shibuya every few months. When I'm there I work in the Shizutetsu bus station. If you see a middle aged white guy there programming, come say hi ;-)
I added 6 characters to Unicode (and you can too)
Bill Gates’ Personal Easter Eggs in 8 Bit Basic
Real coca leaves? I don't think so, whole plant is banned basically everywhere apart from few places in South america. Unless you mean something altered that has no real cocaine alkaloid, like drinks with marihuana 'extracts' / seeds that contain 0% THC.

Not that I agree with this, had my share of teas and chew in Bolivia (with what locals called 'activator', at least thats how miners did it in Potosi), apart from local lack of sense in gum/jaw there wasn't any real effect... no more than a regular coffee (which doesn't have any tangible effect on me, but I enjoy the taste & ritual).

But from plant you can make cocaine, so I get the logic. Funny thing is, some botanical gardens in Europe have the plant, not marked in any obvious way apart from latin name. I can confirm that it contained alkaloid, the numbing gum sensation was quite strong.
You should read my comment again.
Great video. Good content, delivery and impressive lighting and video production work.
Related comic relief: https://xkcd.com/1831/
I've never taken anti-depressants and don't understand why so many people do. If you can't calm down your own mind, then you've got a problem no pill is going to solve - and the fact that people abuse these pills or keep taking them habitually proves this.
A while ago I looked into all Hugo solutions for documentation and have to say this looks very clean and simple!

I'm still looking for something that let me define a top-root level index for documentation of several products (much like https://learn.adafruit.com/) but found none (also Jekyll-based). I rolled my own based on Hugo but my CSS-formatting and HTML-generating skills are those from a firmware developer :)
Twitter makes global changes to comply with privacy laws
I would think the pirate site would be unable to parse the data it wants from the 4MB 1x1 PNG because of cross-origin restrictions. Anyone know how that works?
And when I see a comment like yours, which just states one person's opinion -- no facts, nothing new -- I wonder, "why did this person waste his time commenting?" Did you think people would read your comment and decide, if marcowhatever likes Windows 10, then I guess my opinion is wrong?

Search anything related to Metro vs Aero or Win 7 UI vs Win 10 and it's almost all complaints about the dull, monotone, flat look of Win 10 (a failed unification with the no-longer-existing Windows Phone), or journalists who need to toe the MSFT party line in order to continue to get access to future stories.
Are all of your friends on it? I don't know anyone running it so it wouldn't work for me. Everyone I know is either on Messenger or Whatsapp. One friend is on Telegram, but he's also on Whatsapp.
The article is about corporate debt. Banks don't 'choose', investors do.
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macOS had automator for a long time and even usage of that must have went quite down for them to let Sal go. It's quite sad because as others have said I think the percentage went down mostly because of more people coming in.

Now that they have introduced Shortcuts to iOS I would be curious about how many people use them and to what extent.
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Timeseries – Conversions to Apache Arrow Format
And what do you do with the 100.000.000 websites using Facebook logins, SDK, like button etc.? I think you need to go a bit further than just not using it. You need to block the entire IP range and DNS to completely block them.
Standard practice for all US corporations. Why is walmart being singled out here?
I'm glad they decided to be inclusive since 100-200 million people were using emoji before they got added to unicode and without adding them all of those people's conversations and communication patterns would have been pissed on and likely those countries with high populations of people using them would never have switched to unicode because their customers would have demanded to keep them which would mean we'd have the nightmare of multiple encodings again. No thanks.

I love emoji and have since I started using them in 1999 (weren't added to unicode til 2010). Most of my friends and family love them, it makes their communication richer and more easily nuanced so I'm really glad they were added.
The football data looks easy for a human to read but a pain in the arse for a program to consume. Personally I think it's terrible, and the fact that they have had to develop a custom 'sportsdb' tool to manage it rather than using something generic like 'jq' is telling.

https://github.com/openfootball/england/blob/master/2019-20/...

To properly parse this file you need to write a parser that cut fixed-width fields (wait, are the team names padded to fixed-width or is the '-', which doubles as part of the result, a delimiter?), trim strings, knows that "Aug/24" is August 24th, deals with wrapping of the months over the two years, is sensitive to indentation, and understands that "Matchday [0-9]+" and the [] bracketed dates are section delimiters. And what about that first line beginning with '=', comments? Where is the formal grammar for this format?

CSV of "matchday,fulldate,team1,team2,result" would be just as easy to read, much easier to parse, and probably smaller in size
The whole point is that you look at any of the investments SoftBank has made in the past 2 years, and it is the same pattern.
- The startup is at a modest valuation pre-entry of SoftBank.
- SoftBank enters in a round and intentionally makes it substantially larger than any of the previous rounds, and at a good valuation (Please note: A lot of times, even the founders were not hoping for a round of this size)
- SoftBank reinvests in a follow-up round... Even larger round...Ridiculously high valuation.
- Is the company growing? Of course it is. With the kind of cash they have to fuel growth, it would be insane if they didn't... But is it growing in a way that supports the valuation growth curve? Highly doubtful.

So the question we are left with is Why?

And then, there is SoftBank's complete "nothing to see here" approach to gross misuse of the funds the startups have raised. A lot of founders have borrowed HUGE sums of money from the companies - using the money that was supposedly invested for growth of the company.
Brendan has a lot of great content that gets posted here regularly: http://www.brendangregg.com/ (I'm still trying find the time to get through it though).

There's also https://github.com/iovisor/bcc#tools as an easy way to get started using BPF.
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I think the article directly addressed that "most people" are reasonable, but a minority are not and will take the question as an insult. It's trying to work out a way of phrasing the question so it can't be taken as an insult, even by an unreasonable person.
I've been in this situation many times before. The way to to it is to not only ask, but suggest a possible reason:

"What's the issue with sshd? Does it not have an option to do x?"

By following with the potential issue, you are not saying "Are you retarded?", either by omission or directly. You are leading the tone of the conversation down the productive path.
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Its weird how amazon receives more hate from the media than china which utilizes actual slave labor on a mass production basis.
Would "Would sshd work?" work?
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I think the problem isn't the phrasing, it's asking the question at all.

It's all too easy to confuse PRs as a quick peer review with an opportunity to vicariously work on something by asking questions that you should have asked when pairing.

If you don't trust the engineer, then why let them waste their time getting to the point they're asking for feedback to telegraph your contempt for them and try to "help" them?
Unicode solves all that. It has case folding rules to handle capitalization differences. It has collation rules to handle sorting differences.
The trend is known as de-dollarization. The US has been able to go into massive debt because of the reserve currency status. As we have been losing that and will continue to lose it, our standard of living will continue to drop like a rock. https://www.investopedia.com/terms/d/dollarization.asp
Looks nice, microservices going into super-micro territory, where they are just simple small code snippets. Possible problems - many people will learn the hard way that logging or printing every packet which comes through your interfaces for further analysis will bring down your system. From the start there should be some simple way to rate-limit those bpf programs, like "if this exceeds some limits or bogs down system for more than X milliseconds, disable and give error".
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How on earth do you write your own `Future` type without understanding pinning ? Or your own combinator? Or executor ? Or how do you understand the error messages when trying to Box or Rc a future? Or write an `async` abstraction over some C FFI component that you need to use? Or...

If the goal was for users to just use high-level web frameworks, and when there is something that the framework cannot do (which is currently a lot), the expectation is that users should just shrug their shoulders and tell their bosses "Sorry boss, Rust can't do that", then sure, there is no need to understand pinning. But such users do not need to use Rust either, an pretty much any other programming language like Go or Python would have been a much better fit for them.