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A trade off that requires buying a compiler rig, it is almost unusable to compile Rust stuff from scratch on my travel netbook.

If I plan to do some Rust coding on the go (no pun intended), better do a full build at home before packing.

A 5m C++ build turns into 30m Rust one, for the same project, ported across languages.

Not to mention that it means on a large team project everyone one is compiling the same stuff over and over again, given that cargo does not yet support code cache servers.

Yes there are some workarounds like sccache, but they are extra stuff one needs to install.
Something as localized as the culture in a family can have tremendous effect on people.
I understand, I was inferring some blame on Apple's part from your commentary -- as though they were denying you a living from your app. Anyway, thanks for the discussion. Probably shouldn't necro this thread any more than I have :)
In the old days there was a service offered to radio stations, they were sending them regularly large curated compilations CDs of the latest potential hits. You could find these CDs on torrent websites and usenet. There must be something similar today.
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You've quoted this deeply misleading statistic without context more than once. Please desist!
After it became clear they had no criminal intent, they decided to change the crime to one that doesn't require criminal intent. The initial charges were on "third-degree burglary", but then changed to "misdemeanor trespassing".
Accepting payments for your app/service is a lovely “ad” network with the best payouts you can ever get compared to all the other ad networks. You should try it! Best of all, no privacy of malvertising concerns.
FIDO2 is nice and all.

I do want a good pgp/ssh compatible card with Curve225519 and can’t find one - yubikey has RSA and P384 iirc, but none have 25519.

(I need to sign data often; rsa 2048, the minimum rsa length acceptable at this point, is both slow on hardware elements and very long)
Ask HN: How to do meaningful work to help health research?
When I read about the ongoing research for a universal flu vaccine, which would be a game changer for the world, a vaccine that would protect not just against all the strains of flu in one season, but for many seasons, a single shot that works against the flu in general for much of your lifetime, I get very excited. When I read that this is not fiction but a realistic goal in health research, I wonder, why isn't this our focus?

Or when I read about the possibilities to protect the world against these emerging coronaviruses, events that can dramatically change humanity in an instant, I wonder what can I do, as a software developer, to help progress in those areas?

I wouldn't know where to start to make a meaningful impact in my volunteer time. I'm sure that we have skills that would be useful in many areas of research. Does anyone have any suggestions or advice about getting started in a way that could genuinely move the needle?
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I remember this from a previous conversation on (what I think was) NYU medical school being tuition free for an incoming class, and that drove the admission rate way down because with no tuition, it got super competitive. I wonder if there’s a good trade off between competition and the amount of needs based tuition.
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Universal Model: Use Same State Management for Angular/React/Svelte/Vue
UNIVERSAL MODEL

Universal model is a model which can be used with any of following UI frameworks for state management:

Angular 2+
React 16.8+
Svelte 3+
Vue.js 3+

https://github.com/universal-model/universal-model-angular
https://github.com/universal-model/universal-model-react
https://github.com/universal-model/universal-model-vue
https://github.com/universal-model/universal-model-svelte

Clean architecture:
* Model-View-Controller (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Model%E2%80%93view%E2%80%93controller)
* User triggers actions by using view or controller
* Actions are part of model and they manipulate state that is stored
* Actions can use services to interact with external (backend) systems
* State changes trigger view updates
* Selectors select and calculate a transformed version of state that causes view updates
* Views contain NO business logic
* There can be multiple interchangable views that use same part of model
* A new view can be created to represent model differently without any changes to model
* View technology can be changed without changes to the model
A few days ago I designed a DSL for CREATE TABLE statements.

https://gist.github.com/nomsolence/69bc0b5fe1ba943d82cd37fdb...

Being able to focus on the relationships without worrying about commas is nice.

I'm still writing the compiler (it's my first, I'm sure it will be awful), but I'm starting from the finish so it's been easy for me to pick up where I left off; I started by deciding the language, then writing the outputs by hand for the tokenizer, my two stages of AST, and the actual SQL.
Ask HN: How can I get a job at Google?
It probably depends on the particular place and environment. In general I think the UK does a better job at integration, for historical reasons.
well, you could see Finland as halfway between the iron curtain and not-iron-curtain states. They split off the Russian empire just after WWI and barely avoided being taken back in the winter war. The Baltic states were less fortunate
>In my experience, Europe is happy to skip out on the next Google if it means only the local get to play and win.

Wasn't Google founded by two citizens of the United States of America?
> I think that a lot of the "understanding" part of these kind of films are quirks to do with constraints that the filmmakers had.

This reminded me of one of my favourite (possibly apocryphal) tidbits about Solaris. People have differing theories about the significance of the very long highway scene, and Tarkovsky had an elaborate explanation for it when the film came out. [1] [2]

At some point he admitted that he and his camera operator mostly really wanted to visit Japan, so he included a suitably long scene to justify visas and a travel budget. I don’t recall where I read that, but it helped me to be comfortable taking my own meaning from a work of art and not worrying too much about discovering the author’s absolute intent.

[1] https://www.quora.com/In-Tarkovsky-s-film-Solaris-what-is-th...

[2] https://viz.dwrl.utexas.edu/old/content/real-world-metropoli...
> Programmers are, by and large, quite bad at not breaking encapsulation when they're dealing with a monolith.

What is there about microservices that makes them better at this? Most of the stuff I have seen has been highly coupled.