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Google was great 15 years ago. Lately, most of what I observe from its products and read about the company lends the impression they've fallen victim to their size and are just another dumb, beurocratic corporation whose best innovations come from acquisitions of smaller startups (Maps, Android, Nest, etc). Good on the author for leaving and seeking a place where he's free to truly innovate.
Another good example of why it would be really great with an audio loop (these inductive loops) bridge, or what you'd call it, of some sort. Then you could use almost all existing hearing aids with this, as it's supported by most hearing aids.
What other languages you work with that have native Windows support?
The top-level comment in the chain is "Anyone done a security audit on this yet?" I was interpreting the forking discussion as an aspect of the security discussion.
It could, but it hooks into the code in a few places and it feels a bit too complex to leave them there all year.

"Uncomment" isn't the whole story—you have to uncomment and then move a few code snippets to the right places. I have this in a git comment which can be cherry-picked and then reverted. Since the relevant aspects of HN rarely change, this mostly goes off without a hitch.
Oh the memories. I didn't have a copy of the manual, so I would choose functions from the list and guess the parameters. Spent many a math class working on programs to check my answers on the tests. When the other students found out and complained to the teacher she replied "I took an algorithms programming class in college, it was hard. If you can write a program to check your work you are welcome to."
I participated in the coding of several arcade games in Z80 assembler in the late 80s. Not "a" large project but a collection of small ones.

These programs, by the time I came aboard and started sharing code with those to make the games I was involved in, had also "succumbed" to this force.

The shared bedrock of all these games was code that used certain Z80 registers as pointers to take advantage of instructions that read or wrote fixed offsets from those pointers. The first byte of the record pointed at by the pointer was the type and the next 4 bytes were the position. The rest of the record depended on the type.

That was us doing the best we could with 8-bit processors when our competition was using 68000.
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How does this compare to something like Airflow or Luigi?
YubiKey can also do this:

https://www.engineerbetter.com/blog/yubikey-static-secret/
I’m one of those people who thoroughly enjoys scam baiting. I answer every robocall I can, and connect to a live scanner whenever possible. Every minute of theirs I waste is a minute they’re not successfully scamming someone else.
post the `https://` part too. I don't have https everywhere everywhere.
Eclipse....

From days of symbian carbide, CDT and Android debugging I always used and loved Eclipse.
I always loved its interface and gazillion plugins and tools built around it.
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I will write here that you should use libraries. Then next week you will see me complain about an app having two million dependencies... Here's how I find balance:
I try to use "battle tested" code rather then writing my own. eg. other people's libraries. But I try to keep the dependencies down. If a package has 10,000 files I rather just rip out the functionality I need. (So I hate when you can not do that, eg. if every function in the code is dependent on every other function.) Often I find issues and are either too lazy to send a "merge request" or the maintainer refuse to merge it. So in many dependencies I often end up using my own fork.

Dependencies are a two edges sword. It's good that you get security updates. But if you can't review all the changes, security issues can also sneak in. Like if someones npm account get hacked and the hacker sneaks in a remote shell or backdoor. Those can be hard to find if you got millions of dependencies which get tons of updates every day.
So I usually lock down dependencies, and NPM becomes a fancy tool for copy/pasting.
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Thank goodness the coaching advice comes from a founder that has created legitimate success and isn't just some random author/coach/guru.
For as much as it seems comical, I enjoy languages like Java and C# so much because while I cut my teeth on lots of C (then C++) from the early 90's onward, once the web began to drive so much development, you needed to be able to sling strings (with first-class Unicode support) around.

When I was learning C++, a popular idiom to employ was to use it as "a better C". Don't make your own classes, but leverage good "string" impls, templates, namespaces, declaration semantics, RAII, etc, basically stuff that just your C... better.

I can appreciate good nostalgia, but I can't help but think i'd be pining for some of those betternesses that came along later.
It's fairly unlikely many folks are managing to get Medicare to cover children's formula and diapers.
This is why we need more technology focused people in congress.
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the block button doesn’t do anything since most of the phone numbers are spoofed (someone pretending to be someone else).

Filtering out any number that shares my area code and first three digits and not in my phone book would go a long way to getting rid of spam.
There are several LaTex environments for iOS. I habe been using TexWriter, but very lightly so far. It worked well for me.
Same. There are seven other ways to contact me on my phone.
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Dart has static typing, and hot reloading in its VM, so it's definitely possible.
Because these stores usually have a garden section, and bird feeders and bird seed are usually stocked in a garden section of a store. Presumably, the people who solve the optimization problem "given the amount of space available and the buying habits of our customers, how do we optimize our sales volume" have concluded that bird seed is one of the thousands of items they should stock.
The ISPC language by Intel is designed to give enough information to the compiler so as to allow auto SIMD-vectorization of programs [1]. It opts for an explicitly parallel model of programming, unlike C [2]. It also has easier support for SOA and AOSOA [3].

[1] https://ispc.github.io/

[2] https://ispc.github.io/ispc.html#the-ispc-parallel-execution...

[3] https://ispc.github.io/ispc.html#structure-of-array-types
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You're being downvoted, but I agree.

I also find it highly convenient that "I operate with an agreement of confidentiality, all of the below is anonymous".

I would imagine odds are decent that several of the "101" he's coached are regular news readers and would pipe up saying how much they benefited from Leo's guidance, yet I don't see any comments as such.

Why wouldn't you get permission from some of your clients to use their name's? Surely out of 101, five percent would agree to be noted.
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I would like to learn more about practical cryptographic issues, and I need some help: what are the tests that can prove or disprove stronger guarantees for cryptographic security of a PRG than diehard? A wikipedia page doesn't give me much info about which one provides stronger guarantee and in which criteria:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Randomness_tests

Also, which level of security of a PRG is sufficient for keys like this?
Hey, at least we have Fastmail's jmap:

https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc8620
>I'm not sure why you're being downvoted.......and clearly the developers aren't prioritizing Windows support

Crystal is barely 5 years old born purely out of side project and free time. In its early days there were other project aiming for the same thing, ( I cant remember what that project was called ) and both author discussed how each of others implementations would not work. There were lots of unknown but just keep grinding when they have spare time.

I dont want to make this like a rant, but from the tone of it, apart from waiting I am not sure what the OP, or in fact 99% of the internet which somehow has this entitlement something needs to be done and they have done nothing about it. Donating would be a start. Even if it is a dollar a month. But as DHH has put it, he would not be surprised the donation only makes it worst because it make people feels more entitled.
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My top 5 wishlist: bold, italic, lists, inline code `` and link formatting [](). (edit: and change 2 spaces indent to 4 spaces indent for code blocks to align with real markdown)
Pycharm really is an incredible tool nothing can match its refactoring and debugging capabilities for Python
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IME, 'C with classes', or C++ but skipping the more esoteric features(OOP overuse, template metaprogramming) yields a fairly easy to understand language for most C folks. I'm a C guy and am most comfortable with it, but I like having the advanced data structures out of the box. Granted, most C codebases of any reasonable complexity have their own support for relevant data structures, but they're a lot cleaner to use via the STL.

Python is a great tool for a certain class of jobs. I saw a company doing systems programming in Python and originally thought it was a great idea, and then I learned of the hidden(or not) dangers of Python.

Yes, you definitely need to pick the right tool.
Samuelson's work is an odd one, because it attempted to fit Marx into a pre-defined model, and the model is convincing from a mathematical point of view. For whatever reason, Marxists (but especially analytical Marxists) decided this was enough to give up on the labour theory of value, or at least work in Samuelson's terms. The only proof of the redundancy of the theory of value Samuelson could offer was in the case of identical inputs and outputs, two homogenous goods, and we take labour as embodied and invariable[0]. Kliman and many others (especially those trained as economists rather than philosophers) accept this premise. Samuelson's other criticisms were repeats of Bohm-Bawerk's, and though it would take a few more years for better objections than Hilferding's to specifically reply to the critics and their criticisms, they got there eventually, and they're here today.

Your analogy would be more apt if it turned out that the refutations of phlogiston or the aether were flawed, both in the model used to construct the premises in the refutation and the refutation didn't hold much (if any) water. As it turns out, scientific revolutions can be just as politically motivated as anything else. But even then, Kliman and others are more than happy to work given the premises constructed by Samuelson. Okishio, at least, admitted the imperfection of the model his theorem is based on. Samuelson, even after contemporary early critiques from Paul Mattick, Geoffrey Kay, Ben Fine, and others never did. At some point Samuelson's conception of Marx's theory as one purely of prices and "proving" the notion of exploitation shows just how shallow the analysis goes. You can determine prices without reference to labour values (as Sraffa showed) and you can demonstrate exploitation in capitalist society without reference to the traditional (Marxian) labour theory of value (Nitzan & Bichler, Roemer, Veneziani & Yoshihara, Arthur DiQuattro, Hardt & Negri, even Bowels & Gintis). In fact, the only conclusion you really throw out is the falling rate of profit.

Even if nothing I said is true, the neoclassical paradigm was attacked just as much in the Cambridge capital controversy to the point where if we were to use the same standards you are using for Marxism, it would be just as dead. At best, neoclassical economics is the phlogiston, and Marxism is the aether. Sraffa would be happy, at least? Marxism as a mainstream question started dying while every other heterodox opinion was moribund too. Ironically, Marxist polecon is the only radical economics that still lives. That, at least, should show its resilience. What you said can be said three times over for Post-Keynesians, Sraffians, neo-Ricardians and pretty much everyone else on the sidelines.

[0] https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/08969205155717...
You can play it on the web.

https://archive.org/details/Rockys_Boots_1982_Learning_Compa...
a juggling illusion i learned is juggling 4 balls is really just juggling 2 in each hand.

you can also juggle bouncing off the floor, lighter objects (scarves, tissues), various patterns (above instead of under, 1 up 2 up) and if really adventurous try while unicycling!
Why would he give away bitcoin just to promote Bitcoin? Are you suggesting he had an even larger sum of Bitcoin hidden somewhere? Or he just wanted to promote Bitcoin at a personal cost?

>Otherwise they could have just liquidated the Bitcoin to legal tender before donating thereby relieving the recipient institutions of the challenges associated with it.

And give up their anonymity in the process. He clearly cares about such things.
mypy recently got structural typing. They call it Protocols, which isn't the first thing one one put into google when looking for this feature. It's not as powerful and terse as typescript unfortunately.
Have you ever watched "Mr. Nobody" (2009)? There's something about the scene where the main protagonist dies (the senior citizen living in the future) that resonates to the "haha, oh that's what it was all about!". Long movie but I enjoyed it.
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If Benatar is to be believed, happiness is increased in general only by decreasing the population (preferably to zero).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Benatar#Humans'_unreliab...
I always had the question in my mind, who is paying for the bill, how are they funding these? How do they make profits?
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The point is that you are not criminally liable for trafficking in slaves under 18 U.S. Code § 1589 because you have some quantity of cobalt, and neither are the companies in question, in all likelihood. This is important because the lawsuit seeks to say that the companies are criminally liable for trafficking in slaves under 18 U.S. Code § 1589 and the lawsuit will be rendered on the merits under 18 U.S. Code § 1589.

The point is a limited one. Besides this point, reform efforts are a great idea.
What's the point? How is typing foo::bar better than typing foo_bar?

It seems like you want the language to be more complicated for no benefit. Why not use C++ at that point?
It’s clearly societal choices: wages in the US for the poor and lower middle class are really low compared to the cost of housing / decent food / health care / education.
Some of those I'm iffy on the details, but Zig (Ziglang) has async/await, static typing, and very robust ability to intermingle with C. It's being designed for systems/embedded/games.

https://ziglang.org/
I get more calls these days that are callbacks because the spammers have spoofed my number than I get actual incoming robocalls these days.
I like it as well. It would probably be my first choice of a general use statically typed compiled language.
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YubiKey does it too. I use it to unlock GELI.
There was also Sannikov Land https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sannikov_Land - a ghost island in the Arctic Ocean, claimed to be seen in 19 century by Russian explorer Sannikov. A few expeditions to find it were organised by baron von Toll, who eventually died there.

There were attempts to find the land in Soviet time (1930s) with no results.

Russian geologist Vladimir Obruchev wrote a pretty entertaining fiction novel “Sannikov Land”, where he described the land populated by dinosaurs and Onkilons, ancient Siberian humans.
Yet it won't have any effect on international waters. Indeed more needs to be done.
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I suspect that unless you are a medical doctor or researcher on the cutting edge reading this you have no idea if you are in a high risk group for a disease.

The field of medicine is advancing so quickly that most people’s “common sense intuition” about what is high risk and what isn’t is likely to be very misleading.
Nice. The source is also very readable so I imagine it would also be useful to teach an older child about programming.

I hit a bug though - level 7 generated a "how many cats are spinning" question whose answer is 10, but there's no "10" button and trying to type "1" "0" fails at the first "1". But I see `cats_for_level` allows there to be `level + 5` cats, so is there some way to input an answer greater than 9?

Also, is it not confusing to have cats that are "also" ducks, rather than have a different kind of cat? Like cats with different-colored noses or have their mouth open. (In that puzzle 5 of the spinning cats are cats and the other 5 are ducks. But the dev console log does say it wants 10, not 5.)
This is not a strawman argument, this is an argument of the merits of the suit. It is relevant insofar as the structure of the suit is a thing. If you sue a company for trafficking in slaves under 18 U.S. Code § 1589, the question is whether they trafficked in slaves under 18 U.S. Code § 1589, and not whether they're morally culpable. It is possible the plaintiffs will overcome the opacity, but "being injured at a company that you bought stuff from" remains, to the best of my knowledge, a highly unusual form of contagious liability, and not a feature of our current jurisprudence.

When this suit is resolved and the company is found not to be liable, as is likely, then we can talk reform efforts and opacity all day long, and we can draft new laws, and discuss the extent to which they actually help.
> A single cruise ship is estimated to produce more pollution than one million cars. In Europe, cruise ships emit 10x more pollution on the coastlines than the EU's entire 260 million cars.

That statement, unqualified, is simply untrue. They produce more of specific types of pollution, NOx and SOx. They do not produce more pollution in general. Cars still produce a huge amount of carbon, particulate matter and VOCs.

Ship pollution does need to be addressed, but this sentiment comes dangerously close to letting cars off the hook for the massive amounts of pollution they produce.
One thing that stops me from using OnlyOffice is that it uses MSOffice file format internally. It is wrong idea and using it would only increase amount of .docx/.xlsx files, solidifying grip on the market.

They should have used ODT.
I'm quite sure they would not replace me just for one vacation per year, though personally I would also prefer to work less overal and in that case I'm not so sure they would not find rather someone else, because this job requires extreme consistency in results.

And besides quality I guess one of the main reasons why they stick with me for years (because they sure could find someone cheaper) is very fast response time and basically zero downtime.

All in all I didn't complain about job, I just complained that my workload is more than I would prefer and can't really do much about it. But mostly I was looking for recommendation what would be the best way to take vacation under these circumstances, if I should just take vacation and work during vacation, hoping to find few free hours in morning or afternoon or sacrify completely lost income (though I think that would make me uncomfortable knowing I am doing nothing throwing money I could earn out of window and someone else is earning them possibly building position for himself to replace me).
I use KeePassXC on macOS, Windows, and Linux and copying the database to the machines in question is easy enough. I was specifically thinking for iOS and Android without going through iCloud.
Italic already supported:

*Italic*
i've used this. it's a really good solution to an odd problem. how often do you need the latex from a paper or book or whatever instead of a screen cap? if you're going to fold it into your own writing then you'll just write it out yourself since most stuff isn't that complicated (and because ostensibly you know latex already). if you're not going to fold it in (and just use it in a powerpoint or something) then max-zoom+copypaste works fine.

on the other hand if it could do tikz now that would be magical (but as well know that's much much harder).
Knowing that computers are not to be obeyed but used as tools should be part of human ed.
It's not about designing a simpler language than C, but rather one that matches what hardware is actually doing better. The example in the article is how GPU programming works. To make the most out of modern hardware we need to change the way we program to embrace concurrency, parallelism, and eschew shared global state entirely. The way FP works is much closer to hardware than the imperative style.
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The timestamp on the file was a machine precise measure. So it seems to me like you're wanting the benefit of the machine precision there, without the disadvantages that come with it.

I wouldn't suggest a measure where a prof was relying on a huge digital clock. I was trying to address a context that wasn't machine driven as you were advocating. There are simpler realities. A prof who will accept submissions until they leave for the day. For remote education, the physical mail thing is very real (or at least it used to be).

If neither party is benefiting from machine precision, there's no reason for the onus to be on the professor or administrator to make allowances for that imprecision. It actually makes a lot of sense for that onus to be on the student.
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GPU shaders are a good example.
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I feel like this is one can of worms I don't want to jump into very far... Concave means we're "on the inside" already? How did this theory deal with basic observable things like the stars moving at night?
Why were these illegal to import? I hope to eat more huajiao in the near future.
Your learning rate must be off the charts to accomplish this impressive list.
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They've been profitable for a long time now.

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I'd rather work in walmart than work in a German factory like my grandfather did. He was able to come home to Italy once a year to see his family.
Another thing I noticed: the Nim code was compiled without the -d:release flag.

For example, the JSON test was compiled with:

$ nim c -o:json_test_nim -d:danger --cc:gcc --verbosity:0 json_test.nim

I don't think that the -d:danger implies release (even if necessary to do things like disable bounds checking)?
syntactic complexity is just the surface, just wait until you compile and run the program and watch buffer overflow, strict aliasing, signed overflows, undefined behavior, and other optimizations and "you have direct access to the memory"-cargoculting silently expose all kinds of vulnerabilities in your program.
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we're all familiar with equity in tech compensation but are there big (F500 or F100) companies that do this outside of tech?
In his planning and execution he seems to focus on technical and product parts. Those aspects of his projects seem to be doing well.