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There are degrees. I remember a friend that had a degree of intolerance, and definitely wouldn't accept a bun, but wouldn't have to care about reusing a frying-pan.

So, if you need to check for every 'might contain traces of wheat flour', that can be tough.

On the other hand, I live in czech republic and while I am lucky enough not to have celiac disease, I see enough friends managing it as annoying, but not terrible.

You can get gluten-free bread in speciality stores (and if you get on a pre-order list, you can even get freshly baked once a week), you even can get gluten-free pizza, if you ask around (well, your mileage may vary, if even traces of gluten are a problem, at some places they still had just a single oven)

Due to EU regulations, you should be able to see in restaurants if a thing contains gluten. Colleague that had celliac disease and went with us for a lunch always doublechecked, often just ate a salad, and preferred a vietnamese place, because their dishes (and noodles?/pasta?) is rice based :)
All these security arguments are pure figments of your imagination. They are not based in reality at all.

Wayland is trying to do less than X11. The things you mention are not solved at the display protocol level on any platform but X11. Your security strawman never comes in to play.
Im sure there is still use in those and massive benefits on owning a true one-word domain name. Think of the number of people that still pay mo they fees to AOL in the US. In a global context there are millions who don't really know how the internet works - from all the new arrivals (usvisa.com, health.in, ...) to many seniors (recipes.com, taxes.com) to in particular the 8-12 year olds arriving each year in the internet with little conceptual background (boobs.com, homework.com).

But to be clear: moviefone/phone.com is obviously not one of those valuable domains, or at least will quickly sizzle out as the name is not really intuitive and you have to know about it to type it in (equivalent would be movies.com, cinema.com, etc).
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Is there a source you can cite for that? Why would anyone want retail investor order data? Especially since most of their orders execute immediately, so you can just get the trade data from the venue...
Sometimes you just have to cut them some slack. Have you engineered a highly available cluster before? I'm not talking about the hot-standby postgres master that gets called on once every 2 years, but I'm talking about a 180 node Cassandra cluster thats doing 15,000 writes a second 24/7 and peaking at 60,000 writes a second every day, and you have to do node replacements every week or two because of the high load.

Or I'm talking about a 200 node hadoop cluster thats doing the electrical metering and billing for 8 million people, and is NOT allowed to stop.

Or the trading platform thats running sub millisecond trades and downtime means 300,000 $ USD per minute.

These are systems I have engineered over the last 10 years, and I can say: These things are complex and have failures in 1000 different ways, and while you're monitoring 999 of them that one thing you're not looking at is festering under the surface (your monitoring system is tracking IRQ hardware interrupt response times, right???)

Part of being in a team is everyone pulling together, and yes it's stressful at the time, but even very good management cant see all ends, just like very good engineering cant predict everything. I don't think it's useful to start pointing the finger at management and "asking some pointed questions at leadership" because sometimes everyone is doing their best. Yes we should analyse our failures so we can do better, but your tone is very accusatory, and I believe that a better approach is an all inclusive chat about how we can do better, and management saying "great job engineering" for fixing it, and giving them a break after the stressful event.
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I wasn't disagreeing.
Water use and nutrient recirculating can be lowered dramatically with aquaponics, even CO2 use can be lowered in some configurations. It comes with added complexity and capex, but should be financially sustainable.
Don't DST in practice make school start an hour later parts of the year? Where I live it don't get dark for 2-3 months during the summer and it was never easy to get up in the mornings. The same at the middle of winter there is no sunrise so not possible for schools to start after dawn.

I think I did read some place that it was more connected to that our sleep pattern isn't accurate with 24h, so if we get up later we would go to be later and be back to square one.
Option types don't have to be boxed and are specifically optimized in Rust and, if I remember correctly, in Haskell. The Nothing is represented much like a null pointer, i.e. with a special value that can't be dereferenced.
>> We can't even manage to globally reduce CO2

> On the contrary, excessive CO2 is, at least in some context, a remarkably simple problem.

I would argue that even though we have the technical skill, the fact we do not have the political capacity is a significant problem.

Given where humans came from, I’m sometimes surprised that our political thought processes functions at all on groups as large as cities, never mind nations or the plant as a whole. While I would like to hope that scaling it to the size of a Dyson swarm or larger would be fine, even at the level of one planet we do keep repeating cycles of genocides followed by people saying “never again” followed by more genocides elsewhere.
True for RH trades but I'm sure there is a lot of other data being handled - such as market data.
Used to be a huge bright spot way the hell north in Canada, on one of the islands. I finally IDed it as an enormous open-pit lead mine. The site was finally mined out after producing millions of tons of lead.
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Who do they sell data to ? The phrase 'selling data' always seemed handwavy to me. What products/services can you make from that data ? Forecasting ? Customer tracking ? Wouldn't deanonymization make the service illegal or is that a grey area ?
OpenStreetMap doesn't have anything there, but Wikimapia has a ‘Shale Gas Drilling Rig’ nearby (‘Wiertnia Gazu Łupkowego’).
it was my understanding that the reason for copyright assignment was that the FSF believed it would be difficult to defend the copyright of a project if it was owned by multiple people.

with several high profile cases in the linux kernel i think this belief has been shown to be overcautious and maybe this has led to a relaxation of the position.
If you don't mind me asking, how do you implement the visual diff? Is it just based on a diff of cad files? Are they just text? Or do you have to use gerbers?
Maybe in another four years when they finally realize they still haven't fixed the leap bug. Didn't work out for this year apparently. Last leap year had the exact same problem. The problem is that the ticket is very low priority because right now it is working again and won't happen again until at least 2024 ... By then it will most likely be forgotten. Again.
Thanks for the link and explanations, appreciate it!

I've read that page (i linked) inattentively, re-read 3 times that bold text next to the broken link and still asked that question... :facepalm:
Yes, and those caps and alerts should be seen as beneficial to the service provider as well as to the customer. I wouldn't want my customers to have surprise high costs. A well-designed cap or alert should help avoid any major surprises, and should avoid the awkward situation of customers having to ask providers to forgive large bills that were accrued accidentally.

Bitter customers are not good in the long run, and caps and alerts help avoid having bitter customers.
That's ridiculous. Just don't break anything, ever. If you need a service to behave differently, you give it a different name and roll it out and wait for traffic on the original to fall to zero and then you wait a bit longer and them you turn it off and delete it. People who advocate for versioned services just do. not. get it.
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And for anyone who wonders, here's the Wikipedia entry: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/STIR/SHAKEN
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The title should read

"Relating natural language aptitude to differences in learning basic PYTHON programming"

as it doesn't represent other programming discipline (e.g. low-level-programming, concurrency)
Python has real keyword parameters, not just a syntax sugar. They're just presented as a dict when you want to see them all. And you can splat that dict when calling.

Ruby before 2.7 has a syntax sugar where keyword parameters are the same as a trailing hash. But that's changing as well.
According to Darksitefinder northern Sweden seems better. There are som great places to go up there in the winter that is well worth trying.
>> founder and team with nothing to lose is more likely to pull a rabbit out of that blood-equity-soaked hat.

> what is "blood equity"?

Even failing startups, with little cash and poor market penetration are often worth something to somebody. It could be a small client list, the team, patents, or just an attractive domain name. Most founders leading failing startups will try to sell to suitors for pennies on the dollar invested. Sometimes they get a small cash bump (or in WeWork's case, a small $1B), but it also means they can say they were acquired rather than simply failed. And they're right, building a company and selling it for $1.00 is far more difficult than not selling it at all.

Investors don't always like this because they recognize the loss at acquisition, which hurts their published returns. But more often, they don't care. They know the odds before-hand and prepare for events like this.

The people who lose the hardest are the employees with just stock-options or small equity stakes. Everyone's stock will be worthless, but the founder can potentially walk-away with a decent "consulting" contract. The best a standard employee can hope for is being hired by the acquiring company and that their culture doesn't suck.

From the employees perspective, the bright side is that they are often the first people to figure out that a company is doomed (before investors, customers, or the press). They have the advantage of time when it comes to planning their next move.
No, monorepos don't solve this at all. It's not even related. RPC services are described by IDL and you can't ever break the semantics of the service for any client that was ever using any released version of the IDL. Full stop. The is the golden rule of RPC services and it's also the only rule! You can do anything else, you can completely replace the service with a scratch rewrite in Erlang as long as you don't break the one rule.
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Snap Circuits Jr. look more 5+? My cousin has that, and likes it, but he is well into school.

I found backgamon to be fairly complicated and never really got my kid to play anything abstract, closest I got was with Hive, but that quickly devolved into stacking cute little bugs on hexagons into stacks (not that I am complaining)

It either needs to be fast, reflex games like Hali Gali, Dobble, e.t.c. work well, or with interesting enough theme, i.e. she actually likes to attempt to build a giant sprawl in Carcasone :D

But I will definitely check out robot turtles :)
Can't understand the need for records when C# solves the problem of boilerplate with regular classes and some syntactic sugar.
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I've got a friend who almost exactly met your description a few years ago. He moved into technical sales at a midsized SaaS startup and its been a good fit. If you're technically inclined enough to write even hacky code that works, you can probably wrap your head around a companies software product enough to do technical sales.
Every place you said "should" is actually "must" otherwise how can anything work? Clearly the next version MUST be able to read the stored data of the current version and just as clearly the next version MUST write data that can be read by the current version. If not then releasing the software is totally impossible.
Agree, it seems silly to bash microservices as if all (new) companies decide to use them. They are a tool for medium and bigger companies to solve the problems those companies have. Fundamentally it's adding some complexity to the overall system by breaking it into components that have smaller scope and are easier for fewer people to wrangle. So one reason services can make sense when the complexity of an initial monolith has grown beyond what the average engineer can be expected to learn in a few months; or if a similar growth trajectory is happening because the engineering team is big enough to write code faster than everyone can keep up with understanding the important changes.
They created consent where there wasn't any, and attempted to sway the emotions of hundreds of thousands of people at once for the negative.

It's not important for the effect, it's important and period-defining because A: it was the first publicly-admitted instance of Facebook actually using what they had to do harm (admitted to in a way that implied they didn't realize they had done harm), and B: because it laid out how the rest of the decade would look in regard to the behavior of tech companies. What you think about the study itself isn't the interesting part; statistics/psychology aren't actually science. It's the actions and motive found within of the researchers and company that are of interest.
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Condescending remark aside, it's not important because of the effect or lack thereof; it's important because of how it was done.
No doubt there are many complex systems and they inevitably go down. Every provider has suffered meaningful outages.

I think the issue here isn’t so much that the system went down but the blog post.

It’s very light on details and doesn’t go far enough in terms of re-establishing trust with the customers that were affected. Which by the looks of it is everyone attempting any trade most of the day on Monday.
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They specifically enumerate supported ECAD tools, so they must be specific to each tool.
> a large majority of white people and Asians are monolingual

Please edit "white people" to "American and Chinese white people"... people from smaller countries are more prone to knowing more languages :P Also, people who migrate or travel a lot. Also, since race discrimination is still a thing in the US and not only, smart people of color do their best to appear at least as smart as they really are, and knowing foreign languages probably helps a lot.

Being white and of the right nationality in a developed country simply allows you to be lazier, and you can afford to appear "dumb" in casual life, or to focus on only what you care about, hence you'd probably not bother learning any foreign languages, the ROI would be very bad for you, others will learn your native language instead... We all have limited amounts of brainpower and we try to invest it as well as we can.
Most likely some kind of military operation. It could be a storage site, guarded 24/7 where light is important so the guards can see everything clearly.
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> There is no way to determine what a fair execution would have been, since clients couldn't submit orders in the first place.

On the flip side, clients have no guarantee that there would have been a counterparty for their order.
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Very inspiring work and achievement. It is perhaps the equivalent of the application of quantum mechanics during the middle to late twentieth century. As such, perhaps "decentralized general computing" is more plausible than I thought.
Having worked as a professional investor since 2012, I can say these outages can happen anywhere. I've seen day long outages at exchanges where tens or hundreds of billions of dollars would have been trading, at brokers where who knows how much would have traded. I've also experienced these outages at retail companies that are more established, including TD Ameritrade (I become a customer when ThinkOrSwim was acquired.) I have also seen brokers screw over individuals on a significant scale without real ramifications.

The fact that Robinhood is telling people anything about the outage is only because they are the company they are, operating in the startup world/mentaity.

To the people thinking they should be compensated in some way...If you are doing >$1m daily volume, maybe you can contact them to see what they can do but even then, I doubt it. The way this should be handled is to have multiple executing brokers. You can implement offsetting positions if needed and transfer positions when your main account becomes available, if you are using a broker that can clear. Right now it seems Robinhood is working to implement clearing but you could still go to neutral or put on your positions.
I did buy my kid Lego Boost.

I chose this, because I like robots as well, we already have Lego, she loved playing with duplo and with help could manage to build a smaller 5+ lego set.

It is not cheap, but you can build several things out of it (I remember a Jhonny 5 style robot, a buldozer/tank(?), a guitar and animatronic cat.

The programming interface is simmilar to Scratch Jr, and she can manage it fairly well (mostly playing with the sampler set included with some of the builds, i.e. when robot-cat is supposed to sing :-)

The builds itself are fairly complicated so you'd be doing most of those.
I have a similar-ish story. I actually just spoke on the phone with a representative from Atrium just a few days ago; I was interested in having some policies written/reviewed. I was particularly interested in their "start-up" package which seemed to offer general counsel for those looking to grow their business.

While I would have been happy to pay for this sort of concierge approach, I was also "declined" for being too small / not needing the specific services I suppose they were willing to provide. I imagine this kind of interaction with potential clients is one reason they got to this point.
I don't yet have kids, but I have this abstract principle of how to raise them to learn STEM and generally become curious: don't give them anything until they build something similar.

This principle can start at a very basic level, like don't give them a ball until they find a small round rock to play with or let them use a chunk of charcoal to draw with before giving them a pencil.

It goes further:

- give them a few batteries and LEDs before giving them a flashlight

- give them some logic gates before giving them a calculator

- make them come up with a problem that can't be solved on a calculator before giving them a computer

- giving them a text-based computer, and make them create something that generates ascii art before giving them anything with a GUI.

- force them to create some sort of networked application before giving them social media.

Etc., etc. I know that in practice, the above sounds ridiculous: kids will grab that iPad as soon as they can use their fingers. However, the point is that there must be an incremental way to introduce kids to technology that forces them to learn, and rewards that learning with more sophisticated technology and learning.
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This is common in Bitcoin exchanges. Never thought I'd see a stock broker go down but i guess it's the same issues.
The idea is that the compositor can then pop up a dialog saying "App X wants to record your screen. Allow?"
Historic... Unprecedented... Thundering herd, a bunch of excuses to explain why they couldn't handle the volume that most real brokerages handle every second.
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I'd go against mindstorms, that is way to advanced for a 4yo. If you want to go lego, Boost or WeDo is better :-)

I especially went with Boost because I remember debugging minstorms at school and I really didn't want to interupt our play-time with a debugging session :D
> If a family of four tried to live in Santa Monica on $59k

I've been watching K-cinema on/off for a few years, old boy really f'd me up even though I thought I got used things like Bijita Q type J-films. But, if you're looking for what that would look like via a Korean-Californian perspective watch Ms. Purple:

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It makes the plight of the Korean immigrant, and ultimate success in LA, all the more poignant. I was a SoCal kid during the LA riots when K-town was burned to the ground and many were left destitute and went bankrupt, now K-town is most of DTLA and has expanded into a lot of Orange County displacing a lot of the Japanese and even some of the mainly Chinese influences.