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The official references are a mix of actually watching the WWDC 2019 session videos, reading Apple documentation and forum discussions, and thinking what having a kernel where all drivers are only allowed in user space means in OS architecture.

I am not going to edit anything.
Or 50GB, for some torrents 4K torrents.
Needed some POC code on android last week, that was my first use of kotlin and my most memorable encounter: kotlin-stdlib / kotlin.experimental / and . So kotlin has bitwise "and" operator for bytes, but it's still experimental?

> I'm able to cut the number of lines by half while increasing readability.

What I've seen from kotlin code on the web is that sometimes code is so terse that it's too hard to understand, but it's probably because of not being accustomed to kotlin yet (I've written so convoluted erlang list comprehensions that I'm still ashamed, but those can squeeze 10 lines of java into one erlang line).
They were very late even in informing the people in Wuhan or Hubei. Even after everyone in the West knew about this new SARS-like virus, people there were still going around with no face masks or anything, no precautions at all. Disgraceful and a total failure.
For those interested in knowing more about this, from people that have lived in China for a long time, had families there, and have daily contact with others that still live there, I recommend these videos:

“Coronavirus: the lies and the truths” (29th of January)
“Let’s look at a timeline of what’s happened to see how slowly it has been dealt with, and how the information was actively suppressed.”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hSIt496d82s&t=1m2s

“Coronavirus - Doctors arrested for revealing the truth” (31st of January)
“So by now you’ve undoubtedly heard that, right in the beginning, a number of people were arrested for spreading rumors when they first tried to discuss the fact that there was a new virus going around in China. Turns out these people were all doctors.”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HE7Iz7HLpYg&t=0m12s

Winston, the author of the second video, is in fact married to a Chinese doctor, and they keep in touch with their doctor friends in China. He also worked for years organizing training sessions for doctors all around China, so they both have direct knowledge about how those things work there and direct communication with people currently dealing with the situation on the ground.

They have more recent videos, but those two are the first ones I recommend watching.
Their channels are:
- laowhy86: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChvithwOECK5g_19TjldMKw
- serpentza: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCl7mAGnY4jh4Ps8rhhh8XZg
- ADVChina (their joint channel): https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwNPa8fSXzzAZuT9859GVhg

Edit: a brief take on this from the BBC (4th of February):
“... well, we know that some warnings were ignored or silenced. Let’s focus on this doctor, he was working at Wuhan central hospital and noticed seven cases that he thought looked like SARS (that’s a virus that led to a global epidemic in 2003) and in December he posted a warning about a potential outbreak in a chat group with fellow medics. Shortly afterwards he was summoned by Police and accused of making false statements, and being told he’d severely disturbed the social order. He was then given this document to sign. [...] «We solemny warn you: If you keep being stubborn, with such impertinence, and continue this illegal activity, you will be brought to justice - is that understood?”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dRggIb5Je_w&t=4m0s
More specifically, they should just break these huge corporations up. Better for everyone long term, except maybe their tax dodging share holders. Google has conflicts of interest competing against their own cloud customers, some of whom are also ad customers, with products that get preferential treatment on the same platforms. Same for MS. Same for Amazon. Same for Apple. They each have overlapping businesses that are used to subsidize other parts of their business and snuff out competition.

I understand that this is probably legal under the current system but there have been plenty of calls to change that system lately as it has been heavily pushed to its current shape through decades of lobbying & special interest. It's not normal for corporations to dwarf most of the nations in the UN in terms of GDP. That's not a free market anymore but a form of corporate dictatorship.
We use a Dropwizard Application written in Kotlin and I have had a very hard time finding examples and tutorials and have had to translate from Java most of the time.

Ofcourse I am banking on resources improving with time.
Never mind, I have no idea what Apple is doing. It looks like they're inventing yet another shading language.

https://webkit.org/blog/9528/webgpu-and-wsl-in-safari/
Expecting the Unexpected in Elixir
cmd-shift-v does this on Macs, as well.
I became much happier once I realized that I'm not an athlete and I don't need to have a goal of "I want to lift x amount one day". This has been freeing for me. I started focusing more and more on fixing certain parts of the body (like tightness of pecs, weak glutes, weak transverse abdominis etc - 99% of the people at the gym has it, but they are not aware of it).

So I really think if you are an athlete/ex-athlete and you really know how to train - go for it. My main goal was not to have a back pain ever again.
Did the Australian government lie to the world and their own people about how bad the fires were and arrest people who posted on social media about them?
It's almost certainly illegal but the GDPR is not 100% clear about it and it has literally never been enforced, so most sites are happy to do this because they have plausible deniability and safety in numbers.
> the MD5 is:

I giggled! ^_^
Did you miss the part when they arrested doctors who reported the virus because they didn't want to deal with the virus during a local government meeting and banquet?
Huawei sues Verizon for patent violations
Well, these points were made in this thread and elsewhere, but in this case, pushing this extension instead of the original one prevents users to find the better version, and these users might even donate to the fork in the hope it will improve or to thank for the work, instead of donating to the original one, that really did the work and will be able to improve it.

Of course, this does not apply to every situation where there is a fork. In many situations, there is real work done in the fork, sometimes this work is even upstreamed.

> a fork with a license preferable to them

Both extensions have the same license (GPLv3), except the fork removed the original copyright notices from the original source code. This is probably not even allowed, let alone ethical.
One argument I have seen is that accessible zoo animals are the best publicity for conservation efforts.

If city dwellers never get to see the world’s animals first-hand, they arguably won’t be as interested in saving them.
OK, I guess I don't know that much about Xanax(TM). I meant, like 500mcg of alprazolam.
This is a great comment, and it's a shame you've been downvoted.
The first thing twitter proposes when you create an account : "Do you want to match emails and phone numbers to account".

In this thread : "How can it be possible to match emails and phone numbers to accounts?"

It's not a loophole, it's a feature.

It's in the TOS before you sign up : "Twitter also uses your contact information to market to you as your country’s laws allow, and to help others find your account if your settings permit, including through third-party services and client applications."

How can someone then not realize this is a possibility ? At what moment can someone start to even begin to think twitter is a safe place for endangered people ? It's an ad company, what do you expect really ?
Unless you have no Twitter account.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7bPVyEi45LY&feature=youtu.be
I bookmarked this.. Can I open the URI in a new tab?
Does anyone know if there are numbers somewhere for how much energy the different cloud providers use? Would be interesting to see which is more efficient from that perspective for those of us who care about such things. Energy per $ revenue or even better per compute would be helpful.
I've found that this doesn't consistently work across applications (win 10), does anyone else here experience the same and/or have an idea why this is the case?
a few illustrated examples of what does and does not qualify as entrapment:

https://lawcomic.net/guide/?p=633
The law says that you must give free consent. Saying "we'll track you or else... (go away / pay up)" is arguable not free.

It doesn't really matter though because literally nobody it enforcing this part of the GDPR.
Explains a bit the recent redesign of ads in SERP. Google seems to struggle to keep growing Adwords - it still make an astounding amount of money still.
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> you buy it for the battle-tested built-in domain knowledge.

This was my hardest lesson to learn. Code is only as good as the domain knowledge going into it. I love games because the domain is more often than not in the realm of fellow programmers and erudites like mathematicians and 3D animators that capture their domain knowledge in physics, sound effects, motion capture, fluid dynamics, FSM AI, or combining geometric and linear algebra to improve gimbal lock.

An ERP on the other hand captures the domain of accounting, finance, procurement, manufacturing (bills of material), order management, taxes, product lifecycle management, and other considerably less sexy but equally important subjects.
Cigarettes are becoming more expensive with every year and it made lots of people quit smoking.

I don't have the willpower to stop browsing facebook and instagram from time to time. But next second they announce paid access, I'll stop using it.

Although even without this, I find myself browsing Facebook and Instagram less frequently with every passing month. At this rate it would be rather painless to quit it altogether by the end of the year.
The post was about writing lockless structures. With lockless RAII is of no use. See ABA problem. RAII is awesome in other places.
But... Steps after those 2 steps above are:

3. Chinese companies clone the hardware and copy the software, changing the cosmetics.

4. They sell their cameras for cheaper.
Kotlin is officially supported by Android which is huge, and the fact that IntelliJ dog foods their own product into their most important product also gives a degree of security about its future.

Another huge advantage Kotlin has over Scala is tooling, which is basically all thanks to an IDE company creating the language. Tooling will never fall behind because they are in the business of selling tools.
Of course USGAAP is not the only financial reporting standard (I posted a parent comment and I work in the UK on IFRS which is used in almost every other country) but US audit standards are quite close, and converging, to International Standards on Auditing from the IAASB used internationally.
Kotlin is Java done right. It's what Java would have been from the start, if only original Java designers weren't C++ copycats in a rush.
Sweet! My first thoughts when I seen this.
https://community.glowforge.com/t/1871-denver-map-on-granite...
Do you recommend using Lombok now for new Android projects written in Java?
Credit? They only acted because they had to. Doctors were arrested weeks before for "spreading rumors". Their inability to act has led to this thing spreading beyond their borders.
> The only reason the review process is politicized is because academic institutions compete for research money.

Well, publication is also how researchers get promoted by people who can't evaluate their research. There's a within-department need outside of just attracting grants.
Back in the 60s, my father went to China to continue his study (our country was being ravaged by B52s every days). Just after he arrived, he and his classmates were put under quarantine for 1 month as a Meningitis epidemic was spreading. They spent the every days locked in the house, with a serving of guanzhong medicine in the morning. It was a shock to all the Vietnamese there, as it's basically house arrest. China has been using quarantine as a tool to prevent epidemic spreading for a long time, ignoring all the hardships of the people inside.

Oh and it was during the Cultural Revolution too, so they were executing counter revolutionary people behind the school every afternoon (this was after the epidemic). Needless to say it left a very bad impression of China gov on my father.
It's so easy to simply arm chair general this kind of event isn't it?

Right now most of China is locked down... look at it this way, people are genuinely suffering and dying over there in droves and not so much over here. I can at least be appreciative of their sacrifice.
What would be the use case of compiling Kotlin on Android?
>going out of your way to rail against others' sensitivities (political incorrectness) helps nobody.

It helps the people who are being bullied or silenced, with those sensitivities used as a justification.

Typically those sensitivities aren't involuntary. They're inculcated and exaggerated, both individually and on a mass basis, specifically as a lever to gain power over other people. If that lever for power stopped working, the vast majority of those sensitivities would stop existing.

Anti-PC is helpful because it sets out the right incentives. Instead of incentivizing people to become helpless, mentally-ill wrecks who "can't even" in the face of the slightest emotional or intellectual challenge, it incentivizes people to be the most centered and independent version of themselves they can.
Namecheap never had a problem with them. In fact one time they helped me get my domain back after I had forgotten to renew. If you’re searching for a domain instantdomainsearch.com is pretty neat.
World's simplest text editor is:

$ cat > edited.txt

Enter text, hit ^D when you're done.

If you pray hard enough, Google will find a way to let you do that in a browser, so someone can count MAUs.
That doesn't matter.

As long as one of your friends or relatives has and accepts to upload their contact list (with your number included).
Like with any language, out can make it short to the point f obfuscation.

The goal (and the opportunity) is to make your code very declarative.

view.removeSelf()

vs.

ViewGroup parent = (ViewGroup) view.getParent();
parent.removeChild(view);

Extension Properties and data classes further help centralize the contents of a class.
Compared to their idiotic response to SARS this is at least better.
When video industry is going step away from 24fps legacy? Judder on panning camera scenes kills all the joy. That would be much bigger improvement than switching to 10bit color.
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I love the watercolor map.
I seareched how they do this but I don't understand how they do it
This just isn’t true. Ever heard of the Haines Directory?

I used it at a summer job in the late 80’s. You could order reverse lookup books for anywhere you wanted, and of course could get that data electronically too. You could also call information for anywhere you could think of by dialing the area code plus 555-1212.
Yeah but can you edit text? You can only input it.

Readline and shell edit commands are a better text editor than simply cat.

echo "Your text here edited as you want" > edited.txt
Rust and Go likely translate into similar enough assembly for similar code to make the performance close enough.

However, bigger caches will always have more cache hits than smaller caches. Therefore could easily be 100x faster.

The blog does a better job explaining everything than I can but simply put the “granular” memory management Rust allows gave them an improved ability to create a bigger cache. Go (at the time) while great did not work well for that particular usecase and required smaller cache sizes.
Things might be different in the US.

The reason why Sweden has similar regulations comes down to relative simple reasons. The state want homeowners to have home insurance in case something bad happen that would result in the state/city having to step in and pay for it, such as a fire.

Insurance companies want lower risks (and might also be pressured by the state to have lower rates). They want everything that is covered by the home insurance to be installed by a licensed contractor, and in the case the contractor is at fault, they want them to have insurance against mistakes.

And thus the government create licensed tradespeople to facilitate the above. Unhooking a toilet is not hard, but home insurance covers water damage.

Sweden also has a lot of social safety nets so in the case that someones home get destroyed the city is required to help them. Requirements for home insurance moves some of that risk onto insurance companies.
You’re EHR comment reminded me of this previous comment from another person here : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18828777

Based on his comments, I wouldn’t hold my breath either. That market sounds incredibly expensive to enter.
What? US state and federal emergency responders have plans and tools for locking down a city, too.
Hold ctrl (on Windows) or cmd (on Mac) when clicking the bookmark.

It’s actually tricky to open a data URI in a new window using JS, in a bookmarklet or elsewhere. Browsers block it because it can be a vector for phishing attacks.
"World's simplest text editor" sends 13 requests to a web server, including one to world's leading spyware company. No, thank you.
Currently building a disk-persisted key-value store in Javascript. It has been a very cool project involving lots of different things to learn about.
> Having a clear privacy policy creates a hard dependency between it and the code. And developers are notorious for not even being able to keep comments updated along with their code changes.

That's just a small extra step in the QA pipeline.

Also: analytics and telemetry code doesn't just appear out of the blue. Someone makes an explicit decision to scoop error logs from users, or track clicks, or spy on system configuration. That someone is usually higher up the management or technical chain, and should know enough to recognize that sending anything collected on user's machine that is not crucial (in the most strict, technical sense) to performing the action user activated has privacy implications.
I use https://bigtextbox.com/ a lot, as a nicer way to leave a note in the browser than doing a Google search.
Rails and Textmate had a similar synergy without the direct connection Kotlin and IntelliJ have. There is something to the language/editor relationship that can kickstart the ecosystem.
Doesn't take a lot of imagination to replace GAAP with IFRS or your acronym of choice.
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It's a nice article, but the title says, how to improve your productivity - and the article contains a whopping 120 occurrences, of "me, my(self) and I". It's really hard to read it and relate to it that way because it sounds like the bragging of an egocentric person instead of useful, actionable advice.
It is correct that one service application down in a services' cluster would not cause the service itself be offline, but the capability of processing requests will be impact. That is what I said which will impact on the SLA. And also, the reboot may not be predicted, which might be the fatal problem.
That's exactly what iOS does, the app is making a fake system popup to ask multiple times and only brings you the real system popup if you agreed to the first one.
Austria says it's legal. The UK says it's not.

https://www.lexology.com/library/detail.aspx?g=1cad75f1-5fe1...

Edit: On second thought, I'm not sure if the cases are sufficiently similar as Der Standard offers a subscription free of tracking and advertising as an alternative for those who reject cookies. I'm not sure if buying a TechCrunch subscription means they will stop tracking you.
You can bring your own IPs to AWS instead of reused Amazon IPs that don't have great reputation. Of course that assumes your reputation is better.
I'm going to need to upgrade it to an electron app so users can create and add plugins ... also some sort of signup/login system so they can receive useful update emails and monthly newsletters
Interestingly, the only other kext (besides the one for Karabiner) I see on my machine is for LittleSnitch, which is also from Objective-See.

Also, I was expecting to see a kext from VMWare, because I use VMWare Fusion, but there wasn't one.
In the case of Stamen, the process consists in installing Tilemill (the project is originally from Mapbox but it's been forked because Mapbox has changed its rendering/cartography technology since then: https://github.com/tilemill-project/tilemill) and then cloning the Stamen project (https://github.com/stamen/terrain-classic). From there, you can follow instructions, tweak the Makefile, etc. The source of the data is OpenStreetMap and NaturalEarth so even if you don't want to change the theme you may at least update the data sources.

The process is quite complex, you'll also need a PostreSQL database with the GIS extension installed to ingest data from OpenStreetMap. A quite powerful server and a lot of RAM are required to be able to do the rendering efficiently.
And once you have looked into you family's past and saved what info the was to find, what benefits does Ancestry offer to keep customers around?

Genuine question, because I know very little about this stuff.
SUN was supposed to be here forever as well...
NYC isn't preventing the Federal Government from enforcing federal law, it is just refusing to actively expend state resources on that purpose, which the courts have held to be a legitimate exercise of the constitutional sovereign power of states under the anti-commandeering doctrine since the more common issue to which it was relevant was the fugitive slave laws.
Good question. It will only be a matter of time until you need a browser and an internet connection to blink your eye or take a breath. Google will be up your every orifice. I bet they'll find a way to make a profit from that.
> > That’s not how auditing works. The point of GAAP...

> Hate to break it to you, but there’s other countries and other regimens out there.

Which country are you from that it doesn't have Generally Accepted Accounting Principles? Are you saying that in your country every company can make up what they want and the authorities are OK with that?
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