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Several major participants had already backed out or substantially lightened their presence, and a single transmission of the novel coronavirus at MWC would be a disaster for Barcelona as well as GSMA. Not something easily forgotten.
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Where does that attitude towards tourism come from?

I know this is politics but other places would welcome tourism and professional conferences with open arms.

When I see a group of tourists cueing in front of something in Copenhagen - sure - I might get annoyed but those people are bringing in money. Not to me personally. But that tourist money gets taxed or spent again. And ultimately it ends up being spent on a nicer park or causes some new cool restaurant to be viable, all benifical to me.

Eventhough we have extreme political parties here; noone is bad-mouthing tourism. Everyone knows we live of trade and we need to be an open and welcoming place; and it is out own problem to make sure our public transport can handle its peak traffic.
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High schooler looking for feedback on pre-order food app
Hey, I'm a high school sophomore. I'm in the semifinals in a business incubator and want to get feedback on our idea before we present to investors in May. here's the gist.
1. Let users order food when they are they are at the restaurant or when they are not at the restaurant for dine-in or takeout. On the app, they can only arrive at the restaurant earliest 30 minutes after they place the order to give the restaurant time to prepare it.
2. Order is sent to restaurant
3. Customer pre-pays on their phone when they order. We realize that tipping is a major concern so will allow customers to change their tip before or after to match the service they received.
4. Restaurant will accept or reject or order to guarantee that they can handle more. Restaurants can also turn off app when they are too busy.
6. Would be integrated into POS systems to make it easier for restaurants.
Would only apply to casual restaurants, cafes, and coffee shops. No fine dining.
Benefits to restaurant
1) Less labor costs for restaurants (do not have to hire as many people taking orders)
2) Less waiting time/wrong order
3) Would include social media for restaurants to market to customers even when they are not there (e.g. restaurant can post Chef Mike preparing a burger!)
4) No more reliance on FOH to upsell, app automatically does it
Benefits to customer
1) Less wait time + fast payment
2) Dish specific reviews (no more combing through Yelp's overgeneralized reviews)
3) Customer Centric Menu that changes according to their preferences w Machine Learning
4) More order customization
Want to target college campuses (denser campuses = longer wait times) and corporate employees who have short lunch breaks.
Now ask the airplane engineers about the F-35.

Voting apps are basically political money laundering schemes. Using them to make comments about software vs other industries suggests either stupidity, laziness, or malice.
Wast number of hardware and infinite number of environments is not contemporary issue with software. Contemporary issue is that software does not run properly even when it was meant to run at one specific piece of hardware, is often not tested at all, contracts are made for impossible deadlines and even software practices known for years are still not made (as much as management claims to do them to customers).
Whoa, some of those interactive tutorials are really impressive.
https://gchq.github.io/CyberChef/
I wish I could see a statistic on the number of people that would have bought Win 10 Home to run on their 64 core machine if only it had support for 64 cores!
By AutoCAD I mean some app that helps you to design architecture and components and then validate these against existing rules. Not a literal mechanics/blueprints AutoCAD, but ?-CAD for software development.

>But they are, I think, far better than what "we" do

They should be far better, but an engineer is not an abstract position. If all it needs to be an SWE is to know 3-book algorithms and some patterns (just my uneducated guess), then it is not engineering. See my other comment for details. Yes, a CS degree adds to ones competence, but it is like saying that physics degree allows you to build an elevator. It doesn’t, it will be just a nice science-grade dog house level elevator, because learning physics doesn’t make you know all standards that elevators require, legally and practically.
> Because it's not actually taught anywhere

Oh, I don't know. I have a bachelor of Software Engineering that is accredited by the Australian Institute of Engineers.

The vast majority of my degree was on the discipline of SE, so rigorous testing standards, theory of large scale system design, hard real time systems, Improving your personal software process.

For our final year project 16 of us worked for a very large company to design and build them a piece of software. It was awesome.
How to measuring operation toil in the organization
Recently we have started a project with the end goal of reducing operation toil on the infra engineering. Keeping this in mind, I was looking for some suggestions that are used by teams to keep consitent track of the operational overhead ?
>we're stuck with old-school overly-OOP abstractions on mobile without any truly compelling alternatives.

Agree. It's odd.
Try applying here: https://benevolent.ai/career-open-positions/devsecops-engine...

Disclosure: I work at BAI
Nearly 1 in 3 American workers run out of money before payday
Other chakras :) - https://github.com/microsoft/ChakraCore and https://github.com/chakra-ui/chakra-ui ;)
These numbers come from an overwhelmed, propagandist third-world authoritarian government.

It is surprising to me that anyone would simply accept them as fact.
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My Kindle books download in a few seconds. And then they are loaded completely and I can jump around in them rather well now. Properly linked books even let me jump from exercises to answers and back rapidly.

And there is some irony that I am likely tracked heavily on what I've read. Certainly on what I note. So it isn't like I'm clamoring for no scripts. Just find it odd that the push for web applications has destroyed the use of web pages.
Did you ever try to use Riak though? I did - not a great api or developer experience; I can see why the norms wanted to use mongo...
The two are related. In practice no indictment will issue if the prosecutor doesn't think they can win without the defendant's testimony, and in practice the defendant's statements to police are used to impeach them at trial (because the hearsay rule allows that hearsay) and thus make a part of the case just as much as if they made those statements in court, in the witness box. No case -> no trial, no trial -> definitely no testimony.

Watch that video. Then watch it again. Schedule a yearly watching or three.
One problem with this is even after fully cooperating, the prosecution can still claim you're hiding more.
Chakra is common Sanskrit word meaning Wheel.
You clearly didn't dive very deep before writing this comment, or you'd have noticed that this is a UI editor for your second link.

The deprecated, maintenance-mode JS engine is unrelated though. Terrible.
try implementing it, you only need to learn it once
I thought this was going to be about concurrency, but it's instead about the risk that programming languages will become obsolete quickly.
Selling the ISAs moves the incentive from ensuring the students can pay back to marketing the fact that the students can pay them back. It means money is suddenly better spent marketing the education that executing the education, which is the same problem of misaligned inventive many other for profit education organizations suffer from.

Their pitch is that they are different because students don’t just directly pay tuition. Selling the ISAs means they are no different in practice.
Read the judgment linked in the article:

> Following the forensic examination, the Government moved to show cause why Rawls should not be held in contempt for his failure to comply with the Decryption Order. Two hearings were held on the issue in which, “Rawls offered no on-the-record explanation for his present failure to comply.” Based on the evidence presented, the District Court found that Rawls remembered the passwords needed to decrypt the hard drives but chose not to reveal them because of the devices’ contents.

The legal process may not satisfy your epistemological requirements, but it allows courts to make these findings. The Fifth Amendment has nothing to do with “going to jail for forgetting.”
>Garbage collection was developed for Lisp. That way, any language with GC borrows directly from Lisp.

The English language borrows a lot of things directly from other languages. That doesn't mean it is "a dialect of" any of them, which was the claim being objected to–that "most mainstream languages are dialects of Lisp".
The majority of those requests aren't blocking though, and nor is the JS code when it's parsed and run, so it won't have much of an impact on the parent's perception of how long it takes to load a page. There will be exceptions on sites that have been poorly made but those are unusual these days. If you sit with devtool's Network tab open you'll see a ton of stuff going on, but most of the bad stuff is after the page has rendered and become interactive.

Web apps are a different story because they often load a couple of meg of JS before anything happens, but so long as things are being cached correctly that's only a problem occasionally.
Does this work on Google Chrome?
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Guessing on if you have a fast enough connection to load is literally one of the features called out as hopefully possible with this spec. Such that it is expected that this flag will be controlled by scripts. (Or, turned to always eager if scripts are disabled...)

My question is what makes this better than the current script solution? Especially knowing this is intended to be built up with scripts.
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"Not everyone needs 64 cores, and AMD has been very clear about this in their messaging."
Can people stop saying that sort of thing? Yes, you might not need it now, but eventually everybody will need even more.
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Strange this was flagged.
Human existence is bad for the environment. Not every comment has to take a turn into a social or political issue though right?

Milk is nice. If you can drink and enjoy it, enjoy it. Sounds simple.
Even if you are equal in strength, they may choose to fight you out of desperation, giving up some water is probably still preferable to the risk of a fight.
Can you explain how that leads to a bug?
It's amazing to me how people well above the poverty line find a way to spend it all -- a house they can't afford, cars they can't afford, student loans to the tune of hundreds of thousands... It's a damn shame financial skills are not taught in this country.
Google's Internal TCMalloc is now open-source
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It's on the 'schedule' page: https://pdos.csail.mit.edu/6.824/schedule.html
Ask HN: ZSH Config for Root Account
I want to avoid using something like oh-my-zsh for my root account. Does anyone have a minimal, easy to review zsh config that makes occasional root tasks easy that I can attach to the root account?
Here in Germany a cursory search shows that the biggest cities (Berlin & Hamburg, both their own states like DC in the US) are at the bottom of the children-per-woman chart while the top spots are mostly taken by the most rural states: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_German_states_by_ferti...

And perhaps more "incriminating" is that last spot is taken by Berlin while the first by Brandenburg, the state surrounding Berlin on all sides (and thus containing all its suburbs).
Won't turning off lazy loading just make the whole page go slower to load? You are having to queue up connections at some level, just saying not to do it lazily is just asking to download a ton of crap you could skip out on. Or worse, putting it in contention with the rest of the stuff you are downloading. (Imagine opening several tabs on large stories with tons of images now set to eager load. First thing the browser will likely do, is ignore requests from other tabs. Then, you are just back to the game of the page not loading till you get to that tab.)
India means your time zone sucks. Working from Latin America I could get US$70,-/hour freelance but that was pretty much triple the median already.

Experienced people in Poland earn 40-50 euro, they’re in a better time zone and are in economic and legal zone.

Also hiring people on a fixed contract instead of freelance outside of “the civilized world” scares the shit out US businesses.
Why do funeral homes have to gouge on caskets? Which part of the service is not met by the amount charged for it?
Yes I’ve seen ruby nozzles. Expensive though.

I actually print with a 1.2mm nozzle as I want to print big parts. I’ve even got the e3d Supervolcano hot end. :)
The likelihood for this conversation to occur, in a way, also depends on the tool itself, and tells us something about it.

As a matter of fact, git is hard to use.

The question is: keeping the same level of functionality, could it have been made easy to use?
Hair-uh or harr-uh or -ah?
Of all the things I look for in newspapers, it's not a talent for any area aesthetic.
Thanks a lot for this reading its a lot of insight since il currently preparing to launch my own remote company and my vision of it align a lot with yours.

Do you have any resources or tips for how to handle the financial and paperworks of having people from different countries ? Thats the thing im having the more trouble finding info about
It is the sign of terrible incompetence to downsize people like him. If you ever get hold of people with this much competence then find a clever project for them, or create a new subsidiary.
To shamelessly plug my own (free) stuff, I've been working on Unide [1] as a side project. Currently features only Vaadin components and isn't nowhere near the quality of Hadron or OpenChakra. But you can get a LitElement or plain JavaScript project exported from it, and support for other component sets should be coming in the next version.

[1] https://mjvesa.github.io/unide/
The irony of Google security blog giving advice to a problem that the company is responsible for it happening in first place.

Had they placed update requirements as part of the Play Store contract, vendors would be more keen in providing the said updates.
I guess if the crime you're accused of carries a sentence worse than 18 months, it might be worthwhile, but who knows...

But in the US a criminal record can haunt you for decades. At job applications or housing applications. Elections. And many other bad things that haunt people for a long time. 18 months is horrible too but better then a criminal record haunting you.
Lisp enthusiasts (sycophants) could likely argue (probably convincingly) that English itself is in fact actually a dialect of lisp.
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Catalina has changed that, notarization is now required for everything, not only App Store.
The entire reason to call them "Mental Models" is to aid in their communication and discovery.

There are many hueristics that are not mental models. There are many things that are frameworks that are not mental models.

Labelling something a "mental model" as used in this context serves the purpose to communicate "here is an abstraction with unusually good power-to-weight ratio that you can leverage to aide your thinking/reasoning about situations that meet a given set of criteria".

It's actually a very specific thing.
The irony is real, but I appreciate P0's transparency here.
tl;dr
Teach Yourself Logic 2020: A Study Guide
by Peter Smith

This book discusses what I would describe as "formal logic" or philosophy.
In my opinion that is for those interested in pure math or philosophy.
This book is a study guide but not a text book. In other words you are
not going to learn this kind of logic from the study guide.

My guess is many programmers and engineers would be better served
first learning what I call "symbolic logic" or "digital logic".
It is not hard to learn. I taught myself from a book. However,
I think it would be more interesting and more fun to take a class,
given the opportunity.
I went to a talk on this very matter. Kurt Cobain's suicide is an interesting case study on how journalism affects the development (or attenuation) of suicide clusters.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/8897665
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On Android:

Firefox Focus for WiFi portals

Firefox for general web browsing

Chrome for Google services and such

On iOS:

Safari for general no-JS browsing

Opera, iCab, Chrome -- for browsing stuff with JS (I alternate)
Actually IBM and Unisys were the first container companies.

The last couple of decades mainstream OSes have been catching up with mainframe world.
I’m surprised. They were massive names in the OS scene until recently. Their lineage can be traced back to Solaris and share many of the cool technologies that Sun developers pioneered. So much so that for the first few years of SmartOS, Linux felt like a hobbyist platform in comparison due to its lack of dtrace, containerisations, ZFS, etc.

Linux has come a long way since, which is a large part of the reason why SmartOS has become less relevant. The latter being a great shame because competition breeds innovation and we are losing a lot of interesting interesting Unixes from the public consciousness.

Edit: oh come on. I post this and it almost immediately gets negative karma despite being both factual and informative. A perfect example of the rife abuse of peer moderation on this site. I honestly don’t think I’ll bother wasting my time on here any more.
Too late to edit. Here's your call to action on this.

Open this link in a new tab right now - https://www.google.com/search?q=funeral+homes+near+me

Pick two of the places listed and call them right now. There will almost certainly be an answering service (24hr isn't a gimmick, funeral homes collect bodies around the clock). Tell them you need a call back tomorrow to talk about alternate sourcing of caskets and vaults. Vaults may not be federally required but many cemeteries do require them. They can easily exceed the cost of the casket.

Optionally report your experience/results back here.
They were doing 3D object diff tools [0] and the like.

Prior to Microsoft, it seems that the devs had free reign to develop whatever features they wanted, completely undirected by any sense of product management.

We stopped using their enterprise product (which they shipped as an obfuscated ruby blob) because they wouldn't listen to us and help us with the problems we were having.

[0] https://github.blog/2013-09-17-3d-file-diffs/
Unfortunately that is a very difficult question to answer as it is very specific to your company's tax and legal residency and those of every single team member.

In our case we offer proper employment where we have a legal entity and thus actually can employ team members. For people with tax residency in other countries the only somewhat non-bureaucratic and sustainable solution is for them to go self-employed and have a "consulting contract" with us. That said, regardless of the legal technicalities, we treat everyone the same.
Well do you mean the motor controller, the control computer, or the remote control?

I’ve got some info on the motor controllers I’m using:
https://reboot.love/t/vesc-mods-for-robotics-use/

The control computer is a raspberry pi running python. It looks like I’ve not committed the code in a while, but this repo may be helpful:
https://github.com/tlalexander/rover_control

Though for the above, I’ve recently found that I can use velocity control on the VESC, which is easier than doing velocity control on the Pi as I had done in that repo.

For the wireless remote control I use, it’s my own design and they’re not for sale or well documented. I’d recommend any wireless controller that you can read in python.

The software should be pretty simple now that I’ve switched to velocity control mode. You just need to read a joystick and convert that to velocity commands for each VESC. Technically even the VESCs could do that onboard if you wanted to modify the firmware.

But if you can drive the VESC from an esp32 that would work too.
Yep. Uber got some bad press for this a while ago.
So would it make sense for a reasonable person to forget a password they typed in only yesterday

Judging by our password reset request tickets, I can say "yes"

I've even forgotten a password just minutes after typing it. And I can't even tell you my desktop password despite typing it a dozen times a day for nearly 6 months. I once tried to give my wife the password over the phone and I couldn't do it without a keyboard to silently type on.
Seems like convenient timing, no?
There are subreddits that are more specific that operate in that market, such as r/askscience and r/askhistorians. In these subreddits, anyone can ask questions, but answers are given by people whose credentials is added as flair.
Sad news. But, not unexpected given the state of Joyent in recent years.

Really happy Z got a chance to work at Joyent though, even if it was only for a few years.

For most of us ex-Basho (ie. Riak) engineers, Basho was a career highlight. We've mostly moved on to better paying, more stable jobs, but lost the magic / passion / joy that we had at Basho.

Ryan's the exception. I imagine he's loved his time at Joyent as much, if not more, than Basho.

Here's hoping lightning strikes for a third time and Ryan lands somewhere great after his winter break.
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