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I would greatly greatly appreciate an effort to benchmark builds without optimizations too. We've seen some LLVM-related slowdowns in Crystal, and --release compile times are far less important than non-release builds to us.
Why is a valedictorian 'named'? Aren't they the person with the highest gpa? (That's what I was, but not in the US)
This isn't a direct answer to your question, but xCloud might be the solution for you.
Can you not select steam gauges and a GNS 430, for example?

If not, that seriously hampers this product as a training/refresher tool.
Training was done in 2013 apparently. Still hasn't paid it by working for 7 years? Makes no sense.
More background here:

https://onemileatatime.com/qatar-airways-fires-pilot/

https://viewfromthewing.com/qatar-airways-firing-pilots-and-...

It's suggested in the first article that the pilot had failed to pass the necessary exams:

"The other side of the story here is that the pilot has spent the past six years completing a two year training course, and still hasn’t passed any of the tests necessary to become a pilot. The airline became fed up, and since they’re firing pilots anyway and trying to cut costs, they also decided to terminate their contract with her at this point."
Being a person who doesn't typically want to draw diagrams, I opted to go with draw.io as it looked very simple and easy. However, I was nudged to try PlantUML and to my surprise it was a lot simpler and faster to create diagrams. A point which you mentioned is maintaining the diagrams for long-term. We have a docs folder in our repository which includes all our PlantUML. It's quite easy to pick up as a language, and because it generates the diagrams for you, you don't waste minutes fiddling with getting the arrows all matched up. I would definitely give it a try - makes life so much easier!

Plus, there is a VS Code extension for it as well, which auto generates the diagrams when you save.
Your first point is very apt! Never thought about it like that, but it makes perfect sense.
HAMMER PALADIN! ahaha.
Isn't this just opening the drawio editor in vscode? What's the point? (genuine question)
How long do you think market is predicting the recession to last?

There's predictions expecting 30% unemployment since March for Q2, and also predictions expecting 50% GDP drop for Q2.

So current market should have these predictions priced in.

I think one major thing that people fail to consider is that this recession is not like other recessions - namely, it's not failing of economics, or a bubble popping, it's a temporary natural disaster and economy is deliberately shut down. So it shouldn't be compared to other recessions which were issues with how economy worked. Right now there's no evidence that economy or system is failing by itself. Of course it might, but there's no evidence.

I think current market price stems from rational strategy by investors. This is why I think markets are rational. Current recession doesn't have implications 5 years into the future. We might lose some potential developments we could've had right now, but it just gets delayed few years, so it's not a big deal.

Maybe it is hindsight to me, but to me it seems clear why stock market has the current price it is. Maybe I'm "overfitting" somehow my theory, but it seems to make sense to me and I'm not seeing a clear logic error with my theory. I've argued a lot on this topic on this forum and reddit, and I haven't seen good retorts yet, it's just that I'm not getting any responses or somebody says "I just disagree and that's it".
I think "named" is the terminology because Princeton gave them the title of valedictorian.

> verb: name

> 1... give a particular title or epithet to. "she was named “Artist of the Decade.”"
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definitively. Arrogance is a major red flag
Truly terrifying
The conclusion might be right (and the analysis may be excellent), but the arguments seems to be based on carefully chosen data and ignoring other graphs.

I'm a bit distrustful i have to admit, especially when an article is music to my ear and confirm my beliefs with public data.
I agree, but regarding the for constructs, I don't think many people know: Racket's for loops are just (mostly) left folds over whatever sequences you use. They become as efficient as hand-rolled named lets.
It's not illegal in the UK either I'm afraid. In fact, it's standard.

Im not saying this is nice or positive. Just that it's totally legal and pretty standard.

I know because my first proper employer did NOT put this clause in my contract. Then they tried to introduce it for me and others after adding it for new employees. So I (we, there were 5 of us) actually sought legal advice.

The lawyer was surprised it wasn't in the original contract (and it's been in all the employment contracts I've signed since). Since it wasn't there, they couldn't enforce it or make us sign it. So we were lucky.

Its a hard thing to decide because the alternative is banning this sort of program. Then the only people who get to be pilots are the ones with 130k to spare...
The Economics of Legal Tech
It's been around in form of NativeActivity for years (since Android 2.x I think) - it's literaly what that one does as well: initializes a canvas and gives control to native code.
I think this is a worthy effort :-) I find the compile times of rust to be quite a big negative point.

However:

> For every tested commit, the programs are compiled in three different configurations: O3, ReleaseThinLTO and ReleaseLTO-g. All of these use -O3 in three different LTO configurations (none, thin and fat), with the last one also enabling debuginfo generation.

I would have thought for developer productivity tracking -O1 compile times would be better wouldn't it?

I'm happy for the CI to spend ages crunching out the best possible binary, but taking time out of the edit-compile-test loop would really help developers.
Of course you can do that with React. GP implied that it was impossible without React, because standard HTML didn't support it, but wasn't correct.

There may be plenty of advantages to using React but it isn't necessary for "SPA submissions that don't reload the page."
> llvm+clang v10 on Linux builds 8 GB in bin, 13GB in lib and >5 GB in tools + things here an there.

just checked and my build folder with llvm & clang is 3GB. That's a release build (pass -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release !!) - you don't need a debug build unless you're hacking on llvm itself

> Then you need that much for the install

you want make install/strip, not make install (but why do you need to install ? you can run clang from the build dir just fine)
> I guess it is quite possible to gather and recruit 50K employees who are much better developers than most others outside but I would not (rather cannot) call each one of them elite of the elite !

There are other companies besides Google. Who's to say, for starters, that any of the engineers at the members of FAAN, or Microsoft, or the unicorns, are any less elite?
They weren't boomers. Boomers is a specifically western phenomenon. In China for instance, the same generation were basically the oppose: they were given nothing and built a much better standard of living for their children.

Sorry to be anglocentric. I try not to be, but it slips through sometimes. :)
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what flexibility does it lack compared to React? I've played with Svelte and love it, but I'm cautious that momentum with React is so great.
Fantastic clickbait to gain more than 200K+ on his claimed original post.

This is high quality stuff
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Very few SPAs give proper user feedback. There could be any number of silent errors in the background.

Badly built apps that ignore errors and don't work well for users are certainly not limited to SPAs, and blaming SPA tech for that seems a bit unreasonable.
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> client-side technologies like React have a pretty clear advantage... they're easier to work with and they save us time.

> it worries me that they create a sort of gatekeeping effect on the industry

Aren't these two quotes contradicting one another? If frontend frameworks make frontend developers' job easier, then how can they be regarded as contributing to gatekeeping? If it had not been for them, frontend development job would have been harder and would have required more expertise.
Nextdns pings are bad for me in south India. Like 8x slower than Cloudflare and 10x slower than Google. So sticking with PiHole at home setup for now and Windscribe VPN outside home.
I've set a cron job on the raspberry pi at my parents' house. It's a debian based system with only PiHole running so I just pihole -up and apt update && upgrade every month or so.
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Maybe it's just me but I think that "branded" CVs come across as desperate and could be considered red flags that either the candidate is trying to make up for something else (lack of skills, etc) or is unaware of the performance of the job market (I guess if the market is really bad you might try a branded CV out of desperation, but software engineering is still very much a seller's market).

Branded CV is something I could see coming from someone fresh out of high school that is working off poor advice they've been given and to try and make up for the fact they basically have zero experience to show, but for someone with experience I'd expect that experience to speak for them instead of their word processor skills, and if that experience is not good enough then the branding wouldn't save it (unless you happen to be interviewing for designing print documents?).
I would say that defamation is different as it is about damages between individuals. There the concept is directly related to proving that damages have occurred, and a fine is in part meant to "correct the records." It is less about an abstract of what is the limit of free speech.
Maybe try a different video. The paper cutting one is popular too, and u only need scissors, pens and paper: https://youtu.be/-_QgA767lvw
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A lot of fun! keep going
1. It uses the offline version, running locally.

2. The files are saved on my filesystem, which would be more of a hassle to keep in sync if I used the online version.

3. It slightly lowers the friction for me to work on a diagram, which completely changes how often I instinctively reach for a tool.
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wow, it's great. I'm using plantuml, but I will try this when looking for more flexibility.
That was brilliant - I don't know the US that well it seems. Ended up on the wrong coast and ran out of fuel. Keep hacking - its got something brilliant at its core :-)
> It will only contain the information since the last task resumption

That's an implementation detail though. As far as I'm aware python keeps hold of the stack, so it outputs complete stack traces as you'd expect from synchronous code.
I wanted a very specific Filco model. It was out of production, and I had to order it from overseas, which drove up the cost a fair bit. I probably did pay about 2x the original price for it, but I’m not really sure because it was never sold in the US as far as I know. Filco make high quality keyboard in any case, and they’re not exactly cheap under normal circumstances.

My point being that I knew what I wanted to get, and I was happy to pay that price for it, even if some (or a lot of) other people would think that’s ridiculous. I think I’ve gotten more value out of it than I paid for it in $$$. If charging high prices is what it takes to convince people to produce high quality products, then (for certain products) I’m happy to pay them.
Go with the signage.

When asked to put in opening hours, if the sign in the window says 0800 daily, you don't write "well, I was there at 0830 last Wednesday and they weren't open yet, so maybe 0900?". Similarly, you don't write "I parked there for two hours yesterday and I didn't get a ticket"

If there are official-looking signs (not a scrap of plywood with NO PArkiNG written on it with a marker), I don't think it's the cartographer's job to investigate whether the clamping company is legitimately authorised to demand a release fee, how thoroughly the operator enforces restrictions, or how long the warden takes on their rounds.
He's not prohibited from returning for legal reasons. He's prevented at the moment due to an apparent lack of (direct?) flights. This isn't a normal issue with some German citizen stuck abroad who failed to register. As far as I can tell from the article, he was not planning to return to Germany as he is wanted for a crime there, and was on his way to Turkey through India when India-Turkey flights were canceled.

I imagine Indian authorities would have to cooperate with the German embassy once a flight that is to their satisfaction is available to put him on the flight.
Discourse and software like it was not as easy to install. This was literally one-click. Installing wordpress and such in the past required installing PHP, MySQL, yada yada on your server to get everything running.
Google?

Yuck.

I'd rather use my imagination.
Why are you defining Ansible as some script engine? "Bash on steroids" is definitely Ansible anti-pattern.
The experiment was terribly flawed in that it only addressed the unemployed, and it didn't affect the existing unemployment system for them, making incentives perverse for all taking part. The UBI was offered tax-free on top.

It represents nothing like real life UBI and needs to be redesigned as a test.
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They've been on a general GPL purge rampage, in each macOS release there's less and less GPL software (there was some blog post with numbers).

As for bash, in the latest release the default shell is zsh, though I think the old bash is still there, although clearly on the way out.
Then you can have your client lookup blacklistedsite.com.yourdomain.com and have yourdomain.com return the record of blacklistedsite.com to bypass filtering.
Is it not still the case that that almost all commercial pilots come from people leaving the military or has that changed?
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Damn, why are TechCrunch hijacking the browsers back button behaviour? I had to close down my browser instance complete and then open a new one to come back to this thread. Awful.
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Le Dernier Rétro
It's also the only model Ansible is reliable at.

At least I always found it hilariously problematic to replicate check state -> fix approach from other options.
Honestly curious: how would you exploit it? If the pi isn't exposed to the www by your router, what can you do?
Flecs, a Multithreaded Entity Component System for C89/99 and C++11
I'm not comfortable with a typical Android screen size either, but I have a Samsung tablet with physical keyboard flip case (Galaxy Tab S6).

These two together provide a functional and workable environment for me. I haven't tried the DeX-station, but I believe that too could be quite workable with a phone.
>-Is actually familiar with academic code so that the usual pearl clutching can be tempered with realism.

I think this is a real and systemic problem. Academia has driven itself into this horrible cultural rut where they've defined for themselves this attitude towards code that it's not important and it's fine if it's bad, hacky, undocumented, not version controlled, copied and pasted over and over. Its just research code!

It's not pearl clutching to point out that this is the coding version of a teenager saving final_report.docx, final_report_final.docx, final_report_3/23/2020.docx, final_report_v3.docx. It's basically everyone outside of academia looking at academics and wondering why they don't just grow up, and it's a cultural issue.

The problem is that what you describe as pearl clutching is just the very reasonable observation that an entire profession has chosen to just refuse to do a core part of their job.
I've had success playing competitive shooters on an AWS GPU instance with Steam Remote Play. You could give it a try.
If it’s worth it for me to spend time on a phone screen, it’s worth it to re-read the resume and click on a github link. When I have, it’s mostly been junked—-forked repos with no changes or trivial college assignments.
Not OP, but in my case, most of my VLANs can’t perform DNS requests to WAN. Only the pi.hole server is able to do that (and other devices in the DMZ).

Reasoning: appliances like Chromecast/Apple TV/whatever will often ignore DHCP DNS settings if it doesn’t resolve, and they’ll reach out to 8.8.8.8/8.8.4.4 directly.
No they come from the same domain as the video that you are trying to watch. If you want to block YouTube ads, then use uBlockOrigin.
Just like you could register your own domain and return the record of a blacklisted website?
It only works for a relatively small group of people. Scaling it up to 100% of the population would result in inflation.
I am not sure what is the question you are asking. What do you mean by "destructive". Is it comparable to damages?

For example I can fake evidences for a crime to frame and innocent someone and send that person to prison for many years. I guess we agree this is a crime. (and also a strawman against free speech absolutist)

As another example you can start a revolution by planting seed of discontent in a previously serene society.

If this does not answer your question then I am not sure what your question is.
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You are confusing “come across when doing a project” aka documenting project or information specific to a project (ex: config, strategy etc) with “learning something new” (ex: neural networks, linear algebra). They are two different activities and requires different strategies. One requires proper documentation not scribbled notes, the other requires learning and notes as a method of learning and not a tool of reference.
Looks cool seems like you have to request access to it
Tracking it and disclosing it only upon a valid court order is one thing. Selling it to anyone who asks (or even leaking it for free) is another thing.
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That’s only necessary because a View in Android is ridiculously heavyweight and slow.

I ported a game from iOS to Android and just wrote simple C wrappers for all the views. I didn’t bother much with optimization, but lists with hundreds of complex items worked just fine, no lazy loading or recycling necessary.
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Using Python(Pelican) to create website: Better than Wordpress?
Well, yeah. As an immigrant couple living far away from either of our families, I have no idea how you'd raise children otherwise without spending literally all of your money on daycare/nannies. Everyone else I know has the incredible luxury of being able to just call over their parents/grandparents/uncles/cousins to come over and help with kids(or leave the kids to them for a little while at least), but if you moved abroad, then raising kids without the support network of your family is incredibly difficult. Basically either one of you has to stop working, or you can both work but you need to basically arrange for your entire salary to be transferred directly to the account of the nearest daycare - and that also doesn't strike me as the right way to raise children.

Like, I wouldn't do that personally, but as an immigrant I totally get why people would send their kids to live with their grandparents until they are of school age.
There is no money added, it comes from other systems it replaces
More like erratic PR maximizer AI
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It's alarming that there's an idea among a people -- possibly bay area -- that mid-career is six years of experience. You are your own worst enemy with that kind of belief. People reinvent themselves and their careers many times over a lifetime. It's hard to return to certain types of technical work but never impossible, especially for those who are sufficiently motivated.
You will reach the limit of a pay scale, but everyone eventually does, in all professions.
Just don’t allow outbound DNS except from your pihole, and the Chromecast will use whatever DNS server you give it.

Also, make sure to block UDP and TCP on port 53, as well as UDP on port 443 (Chrome snitching).
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Interesting, what are the price economics on that ?
I don't know to be honest. I don't think so, as there are really not many military pilots compared to commercial? But I'm no expert.

Quickie edit...

Google says the RAF has 1830 pilots and the Navy about 200 more but the UK has over 10,000 commercial pilots. So I guess at least half the commercial pilots trained outside the military. So they're either self funding or getting these employer funded loans?
Another case is AWK named after the surnames of the authors.
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I believe it changes the URL when you move on to the next article
> I am partially reliant on you for my safety. Even if I do everything I can to protect myself and others from the virus, you still put me at risk if you don't do the same.

People put other people at risk by driving. Heck, a big tree in a public place is a risk due to the potential for falling limbs. Are you against those things, too?

This whole argument seems to be about the people who feel vulnerable to the disease having to go to grocery stores to get food.

If the government would supply clean food to those people, it would seem that we'd no longer have to metaphorically lock everyone in chains in order to save the few.
I made an account just to post this:

SOMA, SOMA, SOMA. The best story I have ever seen in any videogame, ever.
Which docker image do I use on raspberry pi 1 B? None of them seems to work, all crash on step `[20] pihole exited 267.`
Nothing in Scandinavia or Japan is a viable concept for elsewhere unless explicitly tested elsewhere.
I think the real cost will be the broadband. The whole map is 2 petabytes large, so each area has to be loaded seperately which will take up a lot of space.