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Ironic considering the race riots in the US.
Yes, and I think English native speakers have more trouble discussing CS because they have to share the common and CS lexicon in the same language.

We can simply take what we want from English and incorporate it to our languages as specialized terms just as they do with Latin and Greek. I see this as a privilege.
Private companies must never be the arbiters of truth on the internet. Zuckerberg is doing the right thing, against huge internal resistance.

You'd think Americans, out of all countries, would understand this.
You're not wrong about VCs funding the New Zealand drivers; the fact that there's an "excess driver incentives" line item in the Uber 10-K is proof enough!

My flatmate is an Uber Eats driver and didn't receive anything extra from Uber during or after the lockdown. Do you have any further info about the "significant temporary increase in earnings" that Uber provided?
Throwing out the baby with the bathwater, really putting the liberal in neoliberal. Never mind that existing efforts to organize engineers, such as the Tech Workers Coalition, mostly comprise those who often have leftist sympathies, and the caricature nativist union member is mostly an artifact of the 19th century, the above comment both ignores that most modern unions don't end up being xenophobic- are the Teamsters or the SEIU xenophobic?, and international trade unions exist.
> Zettelkasten" is a terminus technicus for the specific method Luhmann used.

No, it is not. The term was already around decades before Luhmanns birth.

> That word isn't in general use in German

Wrong.
Honestly I'm just glad that "Zettelkasten" as a concept is getting more exposure and it's being called what it is, instead of getting eaten up as "a part of Roam". The literal cult surrounding it certainly doesn't make it easy.
Lead generation? Is Clearview in the business of CRM?
No it doesn't...

https://www.nbc12.com/2020/05/31/its-unacceptable-richmond-p...

https://video.twimg.com/ext_tw_video/1267120254104330242/pu/...
Logs are missing some information I occasionally need to make decisions:

- Browser and screen resolution

- Time on page

- Tracking of on-page events
My adventures in random data compression
They dont have a god-given right to have all their actions applauded just because they work for a FAANG. For many people this amounts at best to an empty gesture, and at worst a hypocritical take because if you were OK with all the fiascos of that terrible terrible organization you wont get now brownie points by setting today a BLM signature in your OOO reply.
I write a lot about perception in the blog there...Glad you found the feed. I think I host some of the world's top RSS feed-chipmunks :-)
Seems to you based on what? Reddit posts?

More realistically, I think it is rarely this simple, on either side. I'm sure that usually there is a feedback loop of escalating responses.
I had Covid-19 (confirmed antibodies test, wife had confirmed PCR) in early March. Lost my sense of smell and taste _completely_, almost immediately. I've lost some smell before with bad allergies or a congested nose. This was otherworldly: no smell, at all. Not solvents. Not strong fragrances. Nothing. And this, with a perfectly clear nose. It freaked me out.

It lasted for about 2.5 weeks. Around week 3, it started to very, very slowly come back. I went from literally 0.0% to about 10%-15%. I could smell traces of things if I inhaled very deeply. I was super paranoid it was gone forever. I can't tell you how joyless eating becomes when you have ZERO sense of taste or smell.

Finally, around the end of week 4, I was probably close to 75%. I'm _finally_ back to 100% today. This virus sucks.
They replaced the force with itself mostly tho:

“ The Camden County Police Department rehired most of the laid-off cops, along with nearly 100 other officers, but at much lower salaries and with fewer benefits than they had received from the city.”
Ou wow, not sure how we missed this. Thank you so much for your feedback. We will fix this asap.
People aren’t against anti fascism as an ideology, they are against people using “anti fa” as a moniker to legitimize their violence.

It’s as daft as saying you’re against democracy because you dislike the democratic people’s Republic of Korea.
There are a lot of layers here; I’ll do my best to unpack things as I see them.

First, violence by police is always worse than violence by civilians, full stop. They took an oath to protect and serve their communities in a job they knew could be dangerous, so they are obligated to go above and beyond in preventing violence and deescalating conflict. If necessary, they must be willing to suffer physical trauma in order for civilians to be safe. This is an axiomatic belief for me; if you can’t meet me on it, we’re going to have to agree to disagree.

I think everyone recognizes that the protests have caused far more violence than the murder of George Floyd alone. But the best way to prevent further violence would have been to immediately arrest the officers (as any civilian would have been) and hold them accountable. As it stands now, the other three officers who helped restrain him and prevent bystander intervention have not even been arrested. It seems to me that police and politicians across the country are willing to accept thousands of arrests, thousands more injuries and millions of dollars worth of property damage all to protect four officers who should absolutely face trial.

That brings me to “acceptable” and “unacceptable” rioting. There are no doubt people using the protests as cover to sow chaos, or to do “riot tourism” — we’ve all seen videos of that. That is not okay. But plenty of rioting is happening because a group of people have been crying out in every which way that they are drowning and nothing seems to help. I’ve seen even staunch conservatives acknowledge that Floyd’s death was beyond the pale. And it’s not just him: it’s Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, and so many others. And those are just the deaths that make the news — that’s a small subset of all the times when someone was “just” beat up, or profiled, or arrested for no good reason. Plenty of black people feel that society is not honoring its contract with them; given that, can we really blame those protesting for feeling that they don’t need to honor their contract with society?
Does ARM on Linux does that?

I remember the stack in ARM actually being a store that +/- the memory address it's pointing to (basically this http://infocenter.arm.com/help/index.jsp?topic=/com.arm.doc.... )

Unfortunately I don't have an arm compiler at hand to test it
I prefer fast non bloated websites but your example does remind me of a tangential example. Video Game Load times. People complain but they really only complain if the content is not great. If the content is great no complaints. Case in point, any game by Valve has atrocious load times, even and including their latest, Half Life: Alyx. And yet Valve's titles are among the highest rated games. And so, load time is rarely prioritized because it clearly doesn't matter. What appears to matter is content people want. (T_T)
Avoid nested STIs – ActiveRecord, Rails 6
Do you think Switzerland is a bad place or what is the point of your rhetorical question?
I am guessing they didn't: gardening can be serious work. It also depends on the type of gardening, the size of the garden, available equipment, etc.

Just like you can do a 3km/2mi leisure bike ride, or bike ride for strength (eg sprinting uphill) or endurance you can do the same with gardening.

I am also guessing you've never covered any serious area with a garden hoe. :)
Engineer distaste or at least lack of enthusiasm for open offices is near-universal. It might not be the best reason to create a union, but its prevalence is probably rooted in the lack of something like a union to tell management to back off.
It's just second nature for me at this point. I'm on my game if I'm around people I can't 100% trust, and it takes another effort on top of that to shut it off. It makes a lot of things in my life a real struggle, but it is what it is.

I have danced, and do dance, but it's not exactly my favorite thing. Not super compelling to me.
if (car.aboutToCrash()) {
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Yeah reverse racism isn't a thing, and I've heard Merry Christmas about 100x more than before that made up war, but now it just makes me nervous because it has become "a thing" and seems a loaded phrase now which is a real shame ... But yeah, none of that really related to you know, like, actual genocide.
Sure, but it still boils down to the fact that it isn't as 1:1 as many think it is.
I'd still prefer Fathom because the data isn't fed into Google's fine-tuned tracking machine. Even if it's not a perfect solution, it's likely better than Analytics in that regard
> Social media is a dead end. The results are depression and misinformation.

Honest question. Is Reddit any different? Hacker News? Your average bulletin board?
Ok, a wind blows a empty paper bag on the road. A human will see by the way it moved that it is empty and safe to drive over. What will AI see? A driveable road or a road with a rock on it?
I still think that without the "model of the world" no AI will be capable of driving. And that model requires GAI.
Clear Docs is important because they say we spend 1x developing a product and 10x marketing it. In the developer experience world, docs are marketing.

Also, polished product and polished code deserve a polished set of docs. Just sayin'!
You are right! It's actually more useless than I thought

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-52844353
Fox News and all the other broadcast media orgs are essentially dead anyway.

The median age of a Fox News viewer is 68.

Almost nobody under 18 regularly watches broadcast media.
Torvalds Blasts “Beyond Stupid” Flushing L1d on Context Switches
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Or for oldschool demos!
And if you any taller than average, your back and bottom will hurt from short tool handles and constant crouching down and back up!
What examples do you think of where unions do not/did not lead to more formalized, static, equalized systems, which somebody that likes having impact, being paid and promoted based on his work and not his time with the company etc does not want?
Clash of Civilizations
Great feedback, thank you so much. We need to figure out how to fix this first, because it seems to be a mobile and Safari problem. Are you having the same issues with other browsers?
Per Vognsens description of how a compiler can lower C statements might be of interest! He lowers the code to RISC-V but the techniques and explanations is platform-independent.

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/pervognsen/bitwise/master/...
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Willing to relocate: Depends

Technologies: Node, [Native] React, Python, Go, GCP, AWS, Kubernetes, Terraform

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Experienced software engineer specialized in Fullstack development and Dev-ops. Interested in creating valuable early-stage products in a startup environment.
Tesla is using a data-engine approach where they source rare situations of interest from the fleet and include them in the training loop. Basically their whole approach is relying on finding and plugging holes. I bet pedestrian detection and accident detection on the highway was covered a long time ago.
I'll take a self-driving car that makes a controlled stop for a wind-blown paper bag over a self-driving car that ploughs into an overturned truck.
"The United States of America will be designating ANTIFA as a Terrorist Organization"

https://twitter.com/realdonaldtrump/status/12671296442282475...
Extra credits for when Azure DevOps Server requires you the other kind of login compared to actual Azure, or for when you log in with one kind and the next time you access the service you are randomly switched over to the other.

Also the fact that when you ask your login to be remembered the will just show you the email at the next login, without telling you if it's the personal or work account.

It is the worst login experience Iv've ever had, bar none, I am constantly amazed how they could ship that and always wonder what hellish dungeon of reasons there must be behind the decision to keep it as it is.
>overview of current frameworks

Or simply linking libraries to ideas for applications, and explaining how they fit together to provide end user functionality.
Very interesting description, since the early casual discussions of this symptom assumed that it was simply mechanical ('flu symptoms, inflamed mucous membranes, stuffed nose, of course they can't smell). Later I saw it described as a neurological issue and so potentially being a lot more serious, which your experience seems to support.

Other than the concomitant anxiety and stress ("freaked me out") did you notice other neurological symptoms?
Ah yes, Good Faith Joseph Stalin. LOL jesus.
Any anomaly makes the space non-driveable. It’s a road. An autopilot should not be entrusted to decide further, beyond anomaly detection sufficiently far ahead to allow for braking.
Advanced Skills That Will Get Data Scientists Hired in the Post-Covid World
A day in the life of a serverless developer on AWS
Huawei Wallet Kit -Server Side Tickets and All-in-One Pass Creation
Exactly re: birtherism and Central Park five. Trump's racism is overt. Not secret messages.
Yes, when I was CTO I did a lot to make our website speedy.

When I was consulting I would often do performance analysis of the sites I consulted at, show how performance improvements could be made, put links to relevant studies on performance improvements and the effects on the bottom line with nice quotes, to have the task of cleaning everything up be put in the backlog and forgotten forever.

>I’m sure project management doesn’t care about keeping packages up to date either.

How many days or weeks does it take you to update a package? It generally takes me a minute, sometimes problems happen and I need to spend some hours but those are infrequent. If a package update is going to take too long it becomes something for project management to be aware of and sometimes it is not allowed to update a package.

But generally issues with site performance need handling over a longer period of time than updating a package, I would think that was evident to anyone that has ever updated a package or done a performance analysis of a site. The comparison between something that generally takes a minute and something that takes weeks seems insincere.

But I can make an example where an update was needed that would take a significant amount of time, the reason that the update was accepted was that it would fix certain bugs with the old package and it needed to be done. Either the package was updated or the bugs were allowed to remain or we could fix the bugs with longer time than it took to update the package. I think it is obvious how this is a different argument than the site performance thing, the package update is an argument that this way we will fix the problems that you the business have pointed out, the site performance thing is an argument that this is a problem we want you the business to acknowledge.
Sorry for making the terms "front-end" and "back-end" ambiguous here, maybe I should have added some terminology context at beginning. In my initial thought, these two terms are named based on the machine learning framework. Front-ends normally indicate the user-oriented high level API (such like keras, PyTorch, MindSpore), and on the other hand the backend means the execution environment (CPU, GPU, Ascend, etc.) of operators.
In this context, what we want to build is a hardware-agnostic backend by leveraging WASM backend, not just the compiler backend, we want to deploy the generated *.wasm operator library across hardware platforms (Cloud, Edge, Mobile, IoT, etc). Does that make sense to you?
Trump tweeted: "The United States of America will be designating ANTIFA as a Terrorist Organization". This implies a singular group, a singular group which the consensus seems to be does not exist.
fwiwi, I'm continiously buying relatively expensive printed books, mostly technical. I think I will continue doing so, at least as long as I can oder printed copies.

Paper copies have a few important advantages. They do not distract me. Do not run out of battery, and I can use visual and physical clues for finding topics, see my progress, make notes, etc.

Five years of using Kindle, proved that even a dedicated e-reader in no ways can provide a similar experience. So, at least for a niche printed copies would be a thing for quite some time.
On a personal level, I tend to agree with you because of some traumatic experiences with collaborators in the past.

But I think there is at least one valid reason for using imprecise terms in scientific journalism: it makes the content more accessible.
> Just in Chicago at least 17 people were killed during the protests.

And how many by the protestors?

> As far as I can tell no one was killed at the hands of the police (after protests started)

https://www.npr.org/2020/06/01/867281529/louisville-police-c...

Note that shooting someone isn't the only form of violence possible. Escalating by firing rubber bullets or tear gassing or driving your car into peaceful protestors are all violence, and I've seen tens, maybe a hundred examples of that at this point.
Ideally, you use the appropriate proword: "I SPELL Alpha Romeo Tango India Sierra Tango".
Did you ever attempt to engage in discussion people that self-identify as antifa online? Trust me, it is not a pleasant experience. My experiences so far were that they are full of mccarthyism accusing pretty much everyone of being a nazi, and that they want to silence (whether violently or via "cancelling") pretty much everyone who disagrees with them or defends someone who they do not like - even about the most mundane topic (as long as it is political/social). In addition if you check out antifa communities you will see that a lot of them engage in things like doxing and support arson of public property and buisnesses. Antifa is far from being just anti-fascist, even the original organisation, Antifaschistische Aktion was a Stalinist puppet.
Thomas, you're missing my point. My point isn't that those things are real: they obviously are not.

My point is that a such a philosophical principle is only valid iff you are comfortable with that same principle being used by your political enemies against you.
React Router Docs Are Offline in Support of Black Lives Matter
> WASM has now became a widely used and de-facto runtime standard in web development, especially for mobile applications.

This statement is a bit of a stretch. I don’t see where WASM is being used in mobile development, nor see it in wide use across the industry.
Economic insecurity makes people shortsighted, especially when O&G was exerting enormous political and scientific influence to deny climate science.
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yes. vs code python extension uses debugpy.
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Believe it or not, but I'm a native speaker and I can say that I've never heard the word in any other context.

Despite the fact that the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leitner_system was pushed by just about every teacher.

The usual word is "Karteikasten", "(Lern-)Kartei" oder "Vokabelbox".
I also had this conception, then learned most if not all of my items have been from Stitch Fix’s internal brands and that’s why I didn’t recognize any of them. I thought they were a curator of brands and styles I might want to check out, but it seems to me they’re running it like a D2C high-volume fashion label.

So I’m guessing by owning the brands themselves they get even higher margins than if they were buying unwanted brands in bulk at a discount. And each of the brands goes for a certain generic style, e.g.: “Even Tide brings the vacation to your closet with a mix of coastal colors and mid-century modern inspired lines.” [1]

Kind of a let down for me as a subscriber, but I still buy quarterly as I’m so bad at picking a wardrobe out on my own.

[1] https://www.stitchfix.com/men/blog/the-service/exclusive-bra...
The American Virus
Bitcoin 'inventor' loses bid to sue YouTuber who called him a liar
I’d imagine it doesn’t cover that specifically because almost all services start automatically when they’re installed on Debian.
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Looking forward to the day that they find out that LIDAR actually damages human eyes.

Yes, I know that the current doctrine is that it does not, but these things tend to get reversed after a decade.
Unboxing the World’s Cheapest Car
That definition of “fascist“ includes everyone except anarchists.
I tried pycharm once and every time i started it up it had to index files for hours. Anybody got around that problem? I really like IntelliJ so I would love to give pycharm a try.
But to rephrase, there was a LEO murdered in a drive-by shooting.