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News 2020 for Valentine's Day
Cosmic love
Everything that happens on our planet almost always happens because of love or for love. Now skeptics might grumble with displeasure, and romantics readily nod, but the fact remains that love rules the world. Moreover, love is different: for yourself, for your family and friends, for your soul mate, and for what you do. And the approaching Valentine's Day (no matter how you feel about it) is another reason to declare love.
The placeto.space company is ready to help reinforce this declaration with an unusual gift. A project for those who want to feel real space creativity and show their love "to the stars and back." It is important that the gift will be presented on time. The launch of photos into space will take place on February 14 at 9.00.
Our experienced astronauts will deliver your photos outside the planet, and you will be given the opportunity to see this through an online broadcast. Then the astronauts will return the photos to you for memory. The participation fee starts from $3 - which means everyone will find a gift to their liking.
For those who love themselves:
Whom do you love? First, of course, is yourself. Among our customers there is a girl who wants to strengthen her connection with the cosmos. That is why her photo, taken specifically for this flight, will go on this trip. Indeed, for communication with space, the correct hairstyle is very important.
Note:
Did you know that one Plutonian year lasts 248 Earth years. Now calculate how much more time you will have to love yourself as much as you deserve it.

For those who love themselves and are ready to give their love, our specialists also have a great offer.
For those in love with another:
You can prove to your beloved that you are a real knight and even if you cannot capture a star, then you can certainly send your love, in a photo, into space. For example, one of our clients is preparing this very surprise for his lover.
Probably didn't want coworkers to get recommended to connect with him on Linkedin (which would blow his cover).

I remember when I said I worked at company X on Linkedin, the next day I was getting barraged with emails and notifications to connect with coworkers (which 1-2 months into the job, didn't really feel like doing) and I'm pretty sure they got those recommendations about me as well.
maybe immortal people care even more about the longterm well being of climate / ecosystem?
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> why?

An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. Better to prevent the emergence of corrupt and unjust institutions, than to try to reform or dismantle them after they have been formed. Institutions have inertia - once they reach a certain size and state, any change is difficult.
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I'm pretty sure "blatantly lying about your past experience and getting your wife to cover for you" isn't "hacking the interviewing process".
With RGB floats magenta is #FF00FF and that's pretty easy to remember.
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https://www.cvedetails.com/cve/CVE-2017-9841/ probably.
Grab the numbers from a few of the pdf files, then do Google searches for those exact numbers and see if you can find one of those "auto-generated news sites" that shows the same numbers and scrape that?
>This is what the AAA publishers/studios think, because mostly they make games just for the money.

Provide Data to suggest otherwise.
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This smacks as unreliable to me because I have a "Devils advocate" sort of mindset REGARDLESS of my actual level of expertise. I find the issue with this sort of mindset is that it makes you better at tearing down other peoples opinions than it does at coming up with a brilliant opinion of your own. This is problematic when you're trying to do something innovative in a crowded saturated field.
For actual protection, you need to make full backups, not maintain a replica. And you need to do the backup as a pull and not a push. So it is not possible for the backup to be overwritten by the host being backed up.
There's a difference between lying about one position and making entire linkedin profiles that you set up.

One's mischievous and one's deception.
Just because you cannot detect something does not make you wrong nor does it mean it doesn't exist. What a ridiculous statement.
I wouldn’t be surprised if the majority here are doing this, but
version control everything

Distributed version control is one of the greatest things to have gained popularity in the last ~20 years; if you’re not incorporating git, hg, fossil, ... start now.

You gain: concise annotated commits, ease of cloning/transporting, full history, easy branching for feature branches or other logically seperate work, tools like bisecting, blame/annotation, etc., etc.
I've been saying this exact same thing about "Smart TVs" for so long. There really aren't options these days, if you want a good current-gen TV, you're getting a "smart" TV.

The smart components in these will get outdated quickly (perhaps slower now than 5 years ago, but still quite quickly), but I'm gonna be fine with my current TV panel for far longer than I will the OS that's on it.

I'm very concerned about what will happen to all of these TVs when consumers feel that they are too slow or can't install the apps they want to use. I fear they will just replace the TV with another smart TV that will last 3-4 years.
You'd like: https://blog.ploeh.dk/2017/10/04/from-design-patterns-to-cat...
After reading about a CNET employee dying on their way home in the mountains because they were out of cell service on winter roads and were stuck I got one. We are on our second one, the new ones are even smaller than the originals, and carry it with us when ever we travel, especially in the back country.

It is the best/cheapest insurance one can buy.
Hey, it's the author of that vulnerability disclosure here. Happy to answer anyone's questions.
To some extend, it's reasonable.

If somebody works at Apple, they might have access to internal iOS code or knowledge of upcoming APIs which gives them an advantage over external app developers. The person working at Apple need not be part of iOS team. They could get hands on this internal information through grapevine, friends or being in a cross-team meeting.

In such cases, there are 2 options:

(i) Allow the apps from Apple developers, not label them as belonging to Apple and pretend that the app developer has no extra advantage over external developers. This seems misleading and wrong.

(ii) The apps from Apple developers should belong to Apple.
I don't have a Linkedin profile. What's suspicious about that? Or do you mean just in the context of cultivating that network? If so, how would you know given that there is no nexus to that network?
That's not what happened.

Google abused their monopoly in search to present ads and their own results first (google places, hotel ads, search ads all come before organic results).
I’d argue you’re better off just getting two vertical monitors. Keeps the code easy to read (can see a lot more of it) without the negatives from one liners.
For what its worth im quite content with Samsung/HP printer i got. Basic thing, no bells and whistles apart of one retarded button that nobody will use. Granted i knew story behind when buying..
Sure, it's still an interruption, but I don't think it's completely derailing. That's why I compared it to stopping by someone's desk. It still requires both parties to be responsible and aware.
Author here. Your guess is as good as mine, but probably for the reasons other people have mentioned here. It would be making the lie in public, attached to his own name. The fake profiles aren't attached to anyone real.
It makes it easy to compare how healthy a recipe is. I often do many searches looking for the differences in recipes with lower sugar levels. Then also how this changes preparation.
Magenta is used because it stands out and has an easy hex code, not because its ugly.
The story stretches the rapid adoption of RISC-V to a "revolution." A non-proprietary ISA doesn't automatically lead to ML accelerators or signal processors or 10 billion transistor 5 nm ULSI devices.

RISC-V is great; a universal commodity ISA is welcome and will remove some impediments. But RISC-V isn't going to reduce the IC business to simple integration and fab. Specialized devices are already indispensable and will only become more critical as the general purpose CPU performance curve continues to flatten.
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I do find it odd, though, that this piece calls out the person with the lowest bot count. Why target a specific person if your concern is bots? Why target the person with the least amount of bots? It makes the post feel disingenuous.

If we trust twitter audit over her (which tbf I don't see any good reason to trust one over another) then her piece seems at best naive and at worse a hit piece.

Knowing Yang Gang, and knowing that there's a lot of people turning from Trump (they literally pride themselves on it [0,1,2,3,4], I can go on pretty easily with a lot like [2]), it makes me inclined to believe that the analysis is naive (I'm hesitant to call this a hit piece) because she mentioned the suspicion of MAGA and YG. MAGA and YG connections makes a lot of sense if you just checked out the subreddit for ten minutes.

[0] https://www.reddit.com/r/YangForPresidentHQ/comments/et3v4z/...

[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/YangForPresidentHQ/comments/et24dh/...

[2] https://www.reddit.com/r/YangForPresidentHQ/comments/ekhp4o/...

[3] https://www.reddit.com/r/YangForPresidentHQ/comments/epq2dd/...

[4] https://www.reddit.com/r/YangForPresidentHQ/comments/cn5vsl/...
> I have not yet received a reply.

I suspect you won't be getting one. I also suspect that's the first letter of that kind they've ever received.
>This was to be expected, when Epic Games, notorious for not giving a rat's ass about Linux support,

And why should Epic Games or any Game Studio for that matter give a "rat's ass" about Linux Support. Or macOS Support for that matter.

As much as I like macOS, I would have made the same decision if I was in their hat.

Or another question would are there enough Linux customer willing to pay a HIGHER price to sustain the support and development at "break even".

The answer seems to be no for Rocket League.
Something about this story doesn’t add up to me. Maybe I am being cynical but it seems like this was fabricated for the exposure.
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If you wrote this with a double intent, you would be a great politician, seriously. By the double intent I mean that on the surface level this clever speech looks good and convincing, but between the lines it delivers the opposite evil message.

The techies are against this because they know the technical side and understand how fragile this seemingly secure system is. This is the equivalent of 737 MAX story: the execs shout how solid the plane is, while engineers cry the opposite. They speak up because they are on the losing side: if this system gets implemented, it won't be them who will control the votes.

The "major security risks" are intentionally there. These are backdoors that allow the right people to control the votes.

We don't need 100% voter turn out. We only need voters who care. There are a lot of people who don't care and have no time or desire to learn about what they vote for. These careless voters are often easily manipulated by media and thus someone who controls the media would love all these people to vote.

The nation policies would indeed change immediately: it would be a rapid erosion of those rights we still have; and if "forward thinking" means repealing 2A, then no thanks, I'd rather use my backwards thinking here.
I am not sure you really know how concentration works.

For example:

https://psycnet.apa.org/record/2015-28923-001

"We found that cellular phone notifications alone significantly disrupted performance on an attention-demanding task, even when participants did not directly interact with a mobile device during the task."

Imagine then what damage random people's voices asking you things while working would do to your concentration.
async would also solve his problem in Python. So there's Sanic, Quart, etc.
> Bernie supporter here AND UBI supporter, (not Yang's version per se though). I support a bigger more expansive UBI that would basically cover all food, housing, and major monthly expenses.

I agree that those basics that make up common humanity should be covered. But I differ on how to get there. UBI means writing a check to someone, and letting them spend it how they wish. They can spend it on food and healthcare, their startup, or alcohol and gambling.

But if the purpose is to set a minimum level human decency (food, housing, healthcare), then we should provide that level of decency, rather than writing a check and hoping people will use it wisely. If an entrepreneur takes their UBI check and rather than buying healthcare, puts it into a startup that eventually becomes big, that may be a better result for the overall economy, but we've still failed that person in providing a minimum level of humanity.

The moral purpose behind UBI is not to just write checks, it's to allow humans to retain their humanity. Providing solid public schools, healthcare, and basic housing better provide that minimum level of dignity than sending a person a check.
It helps to establish that if you get lied to that they will have a hard time in court to explain to the judge why your five figure purchase should not be annulled. Think of it as saying: assuming that you are telling the truth will get me to for over my cash, if it turns out you did not tell the truth you will have an appointment with a judge and this will be entered into evidence as though you swore an oath that it was true.

It probably reduces the chances of an answer to nil unless they have the ability to deliver what you ask for. But the idea that a giant like FCA is going to bend over for you to disable some feature that is standard on their car is a non-starter, there simply is no process for a thing like that.

But at least their marketing&sales department is informed that they could have sold one more vehicle but did not, which given the fact that the OP is anything but stupid is probably what he was going for anyway.
Can anyone give a specific example of code they've worked with that was "too clever"?

Based on my experience, if a coworker wanted to "avoid cleverness" I imagine we'd end up arguing over something like a for-loop versus a map, but such small code decision matter very very little in comparison to overall architecture, and where you place the "seams" in your system.

So I ask, when you have felt that code is "too clever", was it because someone used a map, but you're more comfortable with for loops, or was it bigger than that?

My first job was maintaining some PHP. The author didn't know what a function was. The code was a 5,000 line script, top to bottom, with basic control and looping logic nested up to 17 deep (I counted). It was horrible. Yet surely, the author had avoided cleverness at all costs; he had built a working system with only the most basic tools, those being all he knew.
Their network cost is negligible. Overall hosting cost them less then $3 million, actually they spend more on travel & conferences [0].

[0]: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/foundation/3/31/Wikim...
Here in Germany, "copy shops" are widespread. These are small stores with dozens of copying and printing stations where you pay your printouts per page. They don't only can print on exotic page formats or sheets but also offer service for binding. Coil and comb binding are very cheap binding methods, but there is much more to get, for instance with adhesive glue bindings. Of course they also have printable paperboard sheets for the final hardcover feeling.

Maybe there is something similar in the part of the world where you live.
And it's worth noting, that Charles Moore's biography is about as far away from balanced as you could possibly hope to find.
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What was your opinion 6/7 years ago about the people raising these concerns? Were you aware back then that sometime in the future you will (probably) regret it?
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IIRC, there was a lawsuit which was settled. Check old Infoworld or other traderags.
I have had this problem through my whole life... My parents and I have never understood that this definition is ADHD and always assumed it was inability to focus. My mom have always been big about don't take pills unless you absolutely have too.

However it isn't until older age I finally been able to force my exert executive control to focus. It has taken a lot of practice and challenging myself and it wasn't until the age of 26 I finally been able to go to college. I keep challenging myself and I feel it get easier and easier every year.

So now I start to question the inability part. Or if it's something you can actually practice and get over.
Surely most of the interesting stuff would be shared between you and your sister assuming you have both parents the same.
I'd say that things that are worth sacrificing for dwindled and disappeared first, then the will to sacrifice went. Can't blame people for not wanting to sacrifice when all the good things worth sacrificing for are gone. Maybe if we start focusing on fixing problems at home rather than forcing kids that don't know better to prepare for a war they'll never fight, we might be able to create a society that has things that are worth fighting for. This all comes from the top down. It's the American oligarchs, after all, who have taken almost everything from most Americans, including health, education, and hope for the future. Can't blame regular people for not caring anymore in a society that doesn't care about them. No amount of forced socialization is going to fix that.
> the demand for qualified engineering managers being far, far, greater than the supply.

That's not really what it is.
Let's rephrase it as "the demand for engineering managers that pass your completely subjective interview process which is completely unrelated to the job".
Writing a basic test before starting a task, and use that to verify that the task is correct. I use the word task because this can apply outside of writing code, for example making some large scale changes to data. Never underestimate your ability to overestimate your ability. Reality is hard so make the machine help you.
I eat out and travel a lot, I rarely use TripAdvisor anymore. When I want to find a decent restaurant nearby I open Google Maps, for hotels booking.com reviews haven't failed me yet. I mostly use TripAdvisor when I want to be more specific with the reviews eg. filter by couples in winter
You are probably thinking of rich black, which in CMYK is black plus some of the other three ink colours. Converted to RGB it would still be black, but in actual printing it has its uses.
What's a DMV?
>Python is fundamentally single threaded and slow

Python is not fundamentally single threaded - it just has a lock that stops it from taking advantage of threads in cpu bound scenarios.

Python is used in data science because of the C bindings that make it not slow. Also, when in C, you can take advantage of threads since they live outside the GIL. e.g. Dask.
I never claimed that evolution “designs” something. In fact, I’m talking about the opposite - Evolution has no hindsight. Therefore, the marginal cost of undoing something is larger than incrementally adding or bolting on fixes.
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> No amount of async/await or goroutines can solve this problem. A non-blocking web server is a godsend for I/O-bound tasks

In the past, we were told that threads were cheap and to use them heavily, especially to achieve parallelism. Now with the advent of async models, we're being told that threads are expensive, and often that a single processor/thread async model is better than a multi-threaded blocking one.

I'm not a luddite, I do agree that async is often better. But I wonder how we got tricked into thinking more and more threads were the answer and how we avoid such trickery again.
No, they're both deception, and they're both strong negative signals.

Think of it this way. Out of the 1000 people who will outright lie about having worked some place, 999 of them are sociopaths or grifters who will do serious harm to your company if you hire them. The last one is Steve Jobs. We only hear about the last one, usually, but if you're hiring someone and you know that they've lied about their experience, don't take that chance.
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The problem with DNA is not that there are false positives but the fact that almost everyone thinks that there aren't.
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That could be considered an unintended positive feature of the design. Sucks for the retail workers of course in the mean time.
But 23andme will always show some differences, while individual SNPs have high accuracy >99% due to the amount that is being tested you will always have some results that are wrong. Multiple testing problem is an issue here.
Grumpy was abruptly abandoned by Google, 3 years ago.

There is an active fork here: https://github.com/grumpyhome/grumpy
But being a residential model means EPA restrictions, which means it automatically sucks. So limiting to commercial should still be step 1. Then look at use case.

The infrequent commercial resturant / office kitchen models you mention are good, but lab/ medical models are what I imagine most people want.

You can get them based on power and water availability (real 240v+ hot water heating element!!!), high pressure pumps, all stainless parts, sanitary cleaning in under 10 mins, and can use active heating for drying. Fully programmable wash cycles, both time and temperature, but in an under counter residential-like form factor. Get one of these, plus some fryer clean out detergent, and you're set.

Also, they're easily 3-10x the price of higher end residential models.
Pivot into mining all the present data and sell it to the highest bidder if not doing that already.
> The marginal cost of deprecating something or breaking something is higher than the incremental cost of workarounds.

So why are we in this python 2 to 3 mess?
You're right, it isn't a trivial matter. However, neither has it been well explained. For example, how exactly has porn been ruled out? Porn also grew steadily since mid 20th C...
You don't think those views result in a stronger brand and more views on pages with a higher cultural value?
Yesterday i found a video where Dr. Amen describes 7 types of ADD. Maybe helpful for people who suspect they have it as well.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UWnJ4wjVu9k
This might be a start. But they can still easily circumvent the spirit of the law.

How do you even purchase a starter home, when the starting price is $700,000?

And in the meanwhile, you have to continue to pay your $3,000/month rent.
You know what is actual terrorism? Abducting random people and torturing them.
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I love the update. That has to be one of the funniest and most creative posts on here I’ve seen in a while. Good work