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By handing in your resignation letter.

But seriously though, you might want to reconsider the choice. If you're in the management long enough, you'll realize that sometimes it's not just about doing the right thing, it's doing the thing that benefits you the most. Only by doing so, you gain power to control what you want. Even then, you'll realize that doing the right thing might not be your best option. Your job as a management is to ensure the group of people you manage is capable of accomplishing the task required by the company, not doing the right things you want.

Don't get me wrong, you can make your stand sounded, no, you should and must. However, after that you also need to take actions that could resolve the issue at hand, not just stop there, else you'll become the crybaby who is full of ideals yet never accomplish anything.

If you couldn't accept where the company is headed, trust me no amount of effort is worth to make it right, just look for a new job, you'll end up happier.
This complaint pops up over and over again on HN. A lot of people like writing that "paints a picture", or like fancy GUIs, or want a website with a bunch of bells and whistles, or small talk without much real information. HN, in general, skews against all of these things (and so do I) but it's not a representative sample of what people in general want.
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So there's a (small) list on Wikipedia of "countries the UK has not fought"? Do they have a shorter list than anyone else?

(Am Brit)
> but understand that if a police officer is talking to you, they're digging for information to incriminate you

Are you sure you're not exaggerating? I've totally seen incidents where cops were only talking to see if they've even found the right person. They lose interest pretty damn quickly when they realize they're talking to the wrong person (even to the point of rejecting extra evidence you might offer yourself). Whereas I'm pretty damn sure in these cases you cause yourself a lot of (short-term maybe, but still) grief if you suddenly go on the defensive and plead the 5th. It unnecessarily makes you look guilty, whereas a couple minutes of talking can make it crystal clear to them you're totally clueless.
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If only there were some kind of training that could help peace officers maintain the peace... Oh well, guess this is as good as we can do.
> Once you consider the cost of living, health coverage, days off, sick days, long service leave, parental leave, and lots of other benefits, it's actually not that impressive.

You don't think that tech workers in the US get most of that? Software engineering in the US is a pretty cushy gig. A lot of the problems you hear about for regular middle class Americans don't really happen if you're working in tech. It's not fair, but it's the current reality.
NY state has suspended Habeas Corpus and federal forces in DC have violated the ENTIRE bill of rights (including the third!) so I think legal/illegal is a bit of a moot point to make.
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We have twins in elementary/primary school--anything I say is couched on that reality.
We found that having them sleep through the night, go to the bathroom in middle of night by themselves, and wake up themselves, freed some energy. They also are in bed asleep before 8:30, which frees some time.

The primary issue for us in terms of "free time" is the quality of the free time. It happens when our circadian rhythms are in the downhill stage. And it happens in shorter chunks than the "ideal" chunk for creative and flow-driven work.

The pandemic & having them at home has exacerbated these issues.

PS: If you have young twins or are about to have them, it is true that feeling normal happens when they are 5, and not before. This is much later than if you are having one kid at a time, on average.
A quick web search gives me taiga.io, taiga.pm.

What's the diff if any?
No, it's more a "when you spew baseless beliefs, I'll show you how ridiculous you're being by doing the same." If you're going to make a moral argument, at least try to back it up with something. It's interesting how you notice this fallacy when people are attacking billionaires, but not defending them. How's the taste of Bezos' dick in the morning?
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It's already there, but there are only a few websites supported:

https://github.com/signalapp/Signal-Android/blob/0ef01cc620c...

If you opened a PR with the websites you're missing, I'm sure they'd be open to it.

I see sibling comments mentioning that they wouldn't want this feature (which is already there) because of its privacy implications, but I think that it basically works like gifs, with a proxy controlled by Signal.
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It's more than double. The engineers on my team in Portland earn more than 2x the experienced senior engineer we have in the UK. The engineers we have in San Jose make 1.5x what most of our Portland engineers make. And we are not a FAANG.
That makes me think of "pure languages". Some languages are "pure" because they have no side effects? Yes maybe but which practical programming languages have no side-effects?

So similarly as you state about homo-iconicity some languages are simply purer than others.
This is fantastic. Thanks for the link!
I see two options for you:

-Try to emigrate to a country with a strong tech sector and get a day job there.

-Build a web service that people love and will pay money for, because it does something very useful for them.

Everything else probably isn't going to result in you making money.
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Yeah, the best you can do at that point is to meticulously document your work. You don't want to look unproductive and get fired just because you're constantly stopped from releasing your work. And in the case that you do get fired, you will want to give your lawyer some ammunition in the form of work logs outside of the ticket system, which you will be barred from.
Nice job stepping around the question there. Do you take tango lessons?
Yes, I chose this extreme example on purpose to show that evaluating only the income tax is not meaningful.
You probably ended up costing them the same amount a professional solution would cost but since you’ve spread that cost (and risk) over a large amount of time it was justified.
I can assure you that with my salary, working as a Web developer for the french government, it makes a lot of sense to stay in France.
There is also the problem that when significant disagreements between key players are known, that gives those people who are inclined to take advantage enormous power to amplify minor stresses into major ones, and to manipulate the disagreeing parties into things neither of them want.

An adult version of "but mummy said..." with all the office politic complexity that goes with it.
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You however don't know much about weaving, textiles and handiwork in general. While they require dexterity, they dont require small hands. And traditionally male handiwork quite often requires dexterity too.

The fine motor skills in boys develop few months later on average, but they grow up skilled just fine.
It also runs with a third to a quarter of the relative subsidy compared to France and Germany, so maybe the UK is getting the better end of the bargain!

Also, these are only the train operating companies, the rail and infrastructure itself is owned by Network Rail, which is state owned (and by the UK, not France!)
> Go does not inline range operation.

do you know why?

[not super familiar with Go, just curious]
And both users need to be online at the same time for the E2E-encrypted chat. Very limiting.
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Erm... That's not how sailing works. Yes, the Captain needs buy-in all the time, since they are ultimately responsible for the ship and crew both in the eyes of the law and survival wise. Also, most of the time the crew is at the helm.

Source: I'm a trained sailor.
> - Google Chat (~Slack)

Didn't Google Chat become Hangouts? Did they rename it back, or is this a different new product?
If world did run on real numbers that we could harness for computation I would be more than happy, because using those we would be able to perform hypercomputation. See https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Real_computation

However this is forbidden by Bekensteins bound, so unless modern physics is horribly broken it’s ruled out at least in any sense visible to us even in principle.
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I don’t know which country you’re in but your written English makes you sound very fluent.

That aspect alone probably puts you ahead of other devs globally (and heck even in the US).

Communication is the biggest thing IMO for overseas devs. Ukraine is a pretty good example (lots of very talented devs who can speak English pretty fluently).

I’ve worked in the past with devs from Ukraine and Russia.
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If the account was blocked in 45 seconds then it would be highly unlikely it was moderated by a human.
Some good books I've found over the years:

Lencioni's "The Five Dysfunctions of a Team" is an often cited reference for team psychology. If you read through it (it's not long) it should give you more resources to analyze the current social context.

The second great resource - on personal influence - is Aristotles Rhetoric. Most modern resources try to appear more hip and current by more or less regurgitating what Aristotle already noticed - that personal influence is a matter of ethos, pathos and logos, and that in the general human context you need to take all of them into account.

Third resource that is very relevant to perceiving organizational mechanics is Cialdini's "Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion"
Jeff Bezos has a few billion sitting around in cash, while people that work for him are struggling to get by, and you don't see how that's a problem of wealth disparity?

Why, oh why, does HN love to defend billionaires like this. I guess it makes sense since it attracts narcissists who love to hoard money. Let me guess, you're one of those temporarily embarrassed millionaires?
I'm using 1.4 on an Intel i5 4460, so about 3 years older but not a laptop cpu.

I don't even think 0.5 seconds are that noticeable...
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Perhaps an out of topic comment.

I've been working for one of these CORDIS European projects : https://cordis.europa.eu/projects/en

The project was politically driven while most of the slides were selling dreams.
As usual in this kind of project

- there was a schedule carved in stone

- the Conway's law gets a beautiful practical example

so the research becomes quickly a joke.

Some people:

- worked on out of topic subjects. At least no harm.

- criticized because of external/past/personal/out of topic reasons.

- criticized the work of others while doing literally nothing. My boss knew it, but since they are well known to wrote nice documents to get the fund for many years.

- worked very hard while being criticized through hidden communication.

- were here because of the data.

- were here to get the technology if by luck it ends up to be working project.

The usual burdens, I guess, but it basically kills the motivation (it is my experience in one specific project).
In the end, people went to the different meetings to see Europe.

It seems some other projects are driven in the same way according to what I have heard.

It is only a sum up of experience.
YMMV.

I sincerely hope that Gaia-X will be managed in better way.
For me, I try to dissect why they make me feel a given way.

I have come to realize that I have a lot of weird trust issues that stem from my desire to be perceived in a given way. Further analysis has helped me realize I want to be perceived that way because it's a defense mechanism for me - by being seen as the person who can fix anything, I feel better about things I can't control like pandemics and unrest. For me this also ties into how I self perceive my own value - being useful gives me value. This then begs the question of why I feel such a strong need to be externally validated...

And obviously your particulars are different but the goal is to open the dust covers and understand what is driving and controlling the mental machine.
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That is why males cant play in orchestras ... male hands being bigger and stronger does not imply them having less dexterity
> Even after performing the experiment, the researcher still can't really fathom the possibility that his views should be reassessed.

I'm sorry? The quote seems pretty clear to me: Melamed is expressing that the result is surprising. He is clearly not refusing to believe it.

The ability to eludidate ones priors and explain their conflicts with data is, in fact, probably the most critical single component of "reassessing ones views".

I don't understand your comment at all, honestly.
Wait, where has the Third Amendment been violated?

I think you're getting wires severely crossed there. The National Guard is staying at hotels, but the government'll certainly be paying for that lodging.

https://dcist.com/story/20/06/03/federal-troop-lodging-at-ma...

There's a dispute over who pays (Feds vs DC):

https://twitter.com/maustermuhle/status/1268921612595875846
Does it need to be plaintext though? Just a theoretical possibility: They can maintain hashes of potentially offensive passwords. You then need to just compare hashes. This is somewhat like registering all domains which can harm your reputation yourself, before anyone else does.

I am not suggesting that this is what WeChat does, but I think it is possible to have a blacklist without plaintext transmission.
Altair and Vega-Lite are awesome!

I'll shamelessly plug Plotly Express (https://plotly.express/) here as something that works in a similar way, i.e. generates JSON figure descriptions rendered in Javascript, with an even more minimal API, that now accepts both long and wide data :)
Why the 'right' after exercise? My impression is that not doing it at all is both more common and more harmful than doing it in a mediocre way.
The only think I'm loading at startup is OhMyREPL.
Any recommendations for softwares to play around with?

I got a NooSDR (€30 ish on amazon). I agree so much that its 1090MHz(?) leaves so much to explore, but I didn't have much luck other than decoding TV/FM/DAB using CubicSDR, GQRX, and VLC.

I am more interested in using it with Python/GNU Radio so didn't bother installing those super cool web based tools yet. Since I'm just starting, I'd like to get a feel of using it with a general purpose "summary software" first. Essentially something that can lookup the frequency databases, etc. to tell me: what is it that I'm looking at; if its LSB/USB/FM, and these sorts of things. Overall, I quite enjoy CubicSDR for this, but I'd appreciate if you have suggestions or resources I could check out. Thanks for the info above!
I randomly watched a few of these... and they just seem to be what I'd expect, a cue hits a ball or a ball hits a cushion.

Are there any that are particularly noteworthy or counterintuitive? Without context or guidance, I'm not sure what the value is supposed to be here... would love to understand what I'm missing!
France was able to build world-class high speed rail and a very low carbon electricity grid. They emerged from the government.

Why can't we build alternatives to the big US tech services ? Is it just a matter of momentum ?
You can setup your own server with Signal, but you will not participate in the same network, so this is not really relevant.
The average software engineer in Iowa makes around 100K a year. That's pretty good, really, most people would consider it a lot of money. There is a reality distortion field around SV :)
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Interesting read - to a person working tickets, I think it can be true that there is no useful difference between viewing a task as a bug vs a feature - in either case, its "what needs to change" and performing work to do the change.

However, the big difference to people not handling the ticket (the customer/business + the person(s) who have to deal with bug accountability) - a bug usually represents a failed promise and is quite different from a feature.

If I go to a restaurant and there is a "bug" in my order, I expect it fixed for free, so that in the end I'm getting my original order (with the extra work/time requirement eaten by the side which erred to begin).

If I want to change my order because I don't like the food after all, then that's not a bug, that's a change in requirement/feature request.

Having bucketed priorities (highest/high/medium/low/lowest) is a big failure of Jira / ticketing systems though. They should be a unique set of priorities, with only one single ticket occupying #1 priority, another slightly less one in slot #2 etc.
> As a German who's been exclusively working in the US tech space for the past few years,

As a new immigrant your are still in the euphoria phase of your new live...

> but the reality is that any European who truly grasps the pace of the US tech industry would rather go there directly..

Well, as a naturalized citizen with a PhD from the US and experience in technology I can assure you, that this is not the case for everybody. Neither me, nor my business partner with the same background - we both work now in China.
It is a fantastic article Almad, thanks!

About the only thing I might add is dependencies. But even that is mostly value for management reporting and time estimation. It doesn't help the workers do their jobs that much.
Of course your penalties are too harsh. Not just the lengths either. Your prisons are simply awful places. Prison rape is so common it has its own trope. (and people joke about it, disgustingly)

And there's so much more wrong than just the rape thing. Just google "amnesty us prison" if you need more examples.
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The UK makes fun of basically all Western European countries, the problem is about half of the population think it’s a joke, and half think it’s insightful analysis.
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Wow, fascinating website. When you are selecting Atlas or Falcon, are those the orbits of the leftover second stages? If so, why are some of their orbits so large? Were they placing a satellite that far out?
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If you're just using docker and running containers yourself, manually, or via simple daemon scripts, you're not far wrong.

If you're deploying to a cloud environment and you just want your stuff to run, have no restrictions around being on the same box or different boxes, and make your stuff find the things it needs to via service names, and have stateless things that auto-scale and load-balance transparently, then you need more isolation because you can't have an environment which delivers that kind of functionality without it.
One good thing about the Emacs calculator is the sheer number of features available. I don't use many, but occasionally use the financial functions, and they are really great. Any suggestions on programs out there with financial functions?

See Andrew Hyatt's Emacs calculator for Financial calculation tutorial: http://web.archive.org/web/20171218022230/https://plus.googl...

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Technically that was still the easy mode ("Microprose Nighthawk") which gave you all the weapons and four weapon bays. The supposedly realistic ("Lockheed Nighthawk") mode took away the A/A weapons and left you with two bomb bays.
Isn't the idea of homoiconicity in its simplest form that every data-structure can also be interpreted as a program?
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I am personally very cynical about sovereignty as a concept - it just means "nobody is willing to try to pay the heavy price to try to stop us" dressed up as something noble. Every whinge about loss of sovereignty is a complaint that they cannot control others anymore.

While there may be some good for avoiding outside control it is a cover for their drooling about shoving others inside their domain of control.
Actually, the timeline indicates to me that it was automatic. Considering that they wouldn't assign someone solely to watch one journalist's account for infrequent changes, I think it's unlikely that any human saw it in the first few seconds after it happened and took it on themselves to take irrevocable action in the next second after that. My feeling is that queueing delays of various sorts took up most of the 45 seconds, but I would love to hear better ideas on that point.

Would a native Chinese speaker even have that visceral emotional reaction to English profanity? I'm curious about how that impact translates.
You can escape chroot easily with relative paths pretty sure.

In Linux it never surprises me that there's X ways to do Y. A side effect of the OSS system and wanting to not break comparability.

This guide was meant for newbies so it doesn't broach on these security concerns.
Homesteading, especially with Trudeau's focus on information superhighway, would be a good idea.
> memory accuracy

There are individuals with very good memories for all sorts of things, who seem to manage to reconsolidate their memories near-losslessly (at least within the confines of the mental schema they organize said memories into.) Surgeons with anatomy, lawyers and judges with case-law, etc.

At this point I’m convinced that the lossy method humans intuitively reconsolidate memories with, isn’t so much a feature of our mental architecture, as it is a part of the “operating system” we build up on top of our mental architecture—i.e. it’s a skill, something we can learn (or accidentally invent) a better approach to.

> computational accuracy

We compute ratios with extremely high accuracy/precision. Just look at a professional billiards player.

We don’t have a good mind for integer math; but you can translate most integer math problems into ratio problems, and then they become intuitively solvable to humans. (This is basically what geometry is.)
You could write a message as if your past self would read it, and then maybe it will be read by the subprocess in your mind which continues to emulate your past self, which quietly and often secretly affects how your present self feels.
This reminds me of "disagree but commit".

It implies a decision maker (coxwain), and is an approach I generally recommend in a situation where people will otherwise be pulling in different directions counterproductively to all.
Occam's razor says this is not the answer
They could send you a challenge salt that you hash together with your hashed password and send back as a response.

So that string is valid only once.
(I'm the author)

It's a long running joke that I've come to terms with.
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> for an administration that is somewhat open about wanting to keep numbers lower than their reality

This assumes that the Department of Labor is taking direction from the administration. There's no indication of that.