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Many course use GitHub as a part of their submission process. NC State connects a Jenkins server for their automated feedback to students. This would assist by reducing the number of platforms students need to use while learning CS.
Why would anyone be pro-China and in favor of TPP?
Ya very well put. It's very awkward to jump into big questions with a stranger. That's the point of small talk.
I don't know, but I've seen what they do, so if this can force cities to arrest them and make punishmenta harsher, it's most welcome.
The strange thing for me is, when I switched to custom first-party analytics, I stopped getting referrer spam altogether. I assume then that spammers explicitly optimise for GA tracking and ignore everything else. Which makes sense since a lot of them are targeting audiences that care about SEO and GA has a uniform tracking URL that they can flood without the cost of rendering webpages. The reason GA can't filter them out is because they're constantly working around each other.
I don't understand trying to use the trunk version of a under-development compiler. Would you use the binaries built from an unstable compiler in production?

Given that here we talk about SQLite, what's the advantage to use clang 11 instead of a previous version?
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Honestly FOSS should stay away from all kinds of politics.
FOSS reaches beyond borders and many people just dont really care about certain events that happen in your country (or cant really form an educated opinion about the matter).

This reminds me of the Notepad++ Free Uyghur edition.

Either way FOSS is a security risk and this hidden cost should be taken into account.
Its good to see fellow writers wanting to share their thoughts and learning! Personally that's what I've been doing since start of the year too! You can check out the posts here! Here's my latest one about my learning from MJ. Hope you enjoy (:

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I don't need your advice - you have demonstrated callous disregard for the cultural heritage of a group of people who have experienced nothing but callous disregard for centuries. Such authoritarian attitudes as you espouse here are counter-productive to a healthy society.

Your much loved mining company KNEW that the cultural heritage site was there - they dug the holes and placed the explosives regardless. Then when they were confronted, they made up the bullshit excuse that the 'explosives are too dangerous to remove' - which is of course, utter bollocks.

My advice to you: confront your covert racist attitude and start to understand the violence that is being enacted on a people who do not deserve it, plain and simple. Real Australians should be furious about this destruction of the country's very, very valuable heritage. More valuable than a few sticks of gelignite, anyway...

>The difference between "shot is loaded therefore the caves are condemned" vs "shot is fired therefore caves are condemned" isn't important.

Maybe its not important to those who wilfully display a callous disregard for more ancient cultures than their own, but for those of us who are paying attention to the cost to humanity of this kind of behaviour, it is very, very important that this never happens again.
Anecdotally, any iPhone users don't know they're doing that ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
You mean the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP)? That partnership was not to the benefit of China. It did not include China.
If your comment is accurate, then it serves as a strong argument for why the police should be defunded even more than 50%.
If we’re focused on Seattle still, and basing this off the news from the past few days, it certainly was hard to notice any peaceful protesting occurring. Of course many people were peaceful, but amidst scenes of people busting through every retailer’s window downtown, looting stores until they were bare, while dozens of cars burned in the street...
You can usually get a discount using something like https://www.goodrx.com/

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Learning a new layout takes months of training. If you want to improve ergonomics, I would take the following steps;

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3. Get rid of the num row and limit movement for fingers to one key in any direction using layers to simulate the missing keys (corne or kyria)

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I got used to a kyria board in a week and it's helped hugely to improve my back pain. Never going back to a non split keyboard!
Look what happens when this rule doesn't exist, you end up like the biggest subreddits. Wall-to-wall politics, bots, manipulation, censorship and just a general awful place to be.
You can use Whatsapp or other IMs though, which is what the rest of the world is doing. No one really uses SMS anymore
> Turn of strict aliasing via compiler flags (-fno-strict-aliasing on gcc) if you ever type-pun anywhere without using a union.

That's the topic of Gary Bernhardt's (of JS WAT and Execute Program fame) very important "A Case Study in Not Being A Jerk in Open Source". https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/blog/2018/a-case-study-in...
Wouldn't you rather catch bugs before they're released in a stable version?
You're right.

But for some reason, it's thinking it can just reread the flags from the structure after that function, which has a non-const pointer

void sqlite3VdbeMemRelease(Mem *p);

I'll be waiting for the excuses of the "C standard evangelists" and the extreme optimization people on how the SQLite developers are wrong on this case and how it's funny to pull the rug under them.
Perhaps a better phrasing is 'pro-the-Chinese-people'. Or maybe just 'not racist'.
Yet median incomes continue to rise, despite the swath automation takes to “skilled” jobs every generation.

The personal computer annilated lots of “premium” calculator jobs in accounting. Yet somehow it’s created far better jobs to replace them.

It’s easy to see which jobs would go away because of automation. Yet No one has ever been able to predict the better new jobs that arise with any level of accuracy. Yet that has always happened. Why should that change now?
Only on iOS right? Or is it embedded everywhere?
> But, once a young child gets the flu a few times, they develop herd immunity

herd immunity is a property of the herd and not any single person, though.
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> An average family person doesn't want to risk their time, money, and health on helping to pivot Audi to a company that makes bleeding edge EVs.

That article is from 2017. EVs were already more or less an accepted mainstream technology, even though certainly not the majority of the automotive market yet. You're making it sound like it's as difficult as it was for Tesla back in 2003- the union was simply demanding Audi management to respond to the needs of the market and expand its product line, for the betterment of the company and to protect their livelihoods by staying competitive. Audi building EVs does not require, as far as I know, a pivot.

Theranos is also a good example to mention. Perhaps if it was a worker-owned co-op or a union there, some sort of countervailing force against both managerial and investor incompetence, that fiasco could have been averted. Perhaps with a system in place to provide support against those powerful forces, and someone sympathetic to listen to whistleblowers, Ian Gibbons would still be alive.

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there's 3 versions of this comment floating around and another 2 floating around asking why this wasn't discovered earlier

combine both to find zen koan, test early and often
Isn’t auto complete supposed to show most common requests by design?
But how?

Is really any VC giving out so much money out _before_ seeing any kind of result/code?
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The thing is, at least in Norway, less people than normal have died since COVID-19... So there is no excess.
As enraging as I find switching back and forth between English and German keyboards, I fear I just don't have the emotional fortitude for something like this.
For the simplest case, where you have contiguous memory for your framebuffer storage and no MMIO, try the CMA helpers: https://github.com/torvalds/linux/blob/master/drivers/gpu/dr...

I wrote a basic device driver for a platform I worked on. It's since been upstreamed and gotten more eyeballs, but it's still relatively simple. https://github.com/torvalds/linux/blob/master/drivers/gpu/dr...
"Clean-and-simple design." OK. So you like an OS with no meaningful memory segmentation (you could hop into kernel mode by modifying a register), awful multiprocessing support, and absolutely no defense in depth against the truckloads of malware that are all over the Internet?

That's certainly a take.
Nice. Can it be used to compare this year's first quarter mobile usage for dutch speaking visitors who came from Facebook to last year's same profiles but who came from the newsletter ?
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so Pro 2A?
Rural communities where there is basically no crime is no comparison to cities with an abundance of crime targets. Also they still have police, it just takes the police a while to get there. A entity with authority to carry out laws; a person who determines what is and isn't a crime, what acts are self defense and which are assault or murder, and tracks down criminals. If a farmer has a tractor stolen from him it is not acceptable to track the criminal down and use force to take it back, that is the job of the police.
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Ask HN: Tool to Hire Without Prejudice?
If there was a paid recruiting tool that let you conduct entire interviews with a process that ensures there’s no bias (other than may be the trade skills level), would you pay for it? If you were a hiring manager and this tool wasn’t really imposed from upper management, would you use it?
Curious as to what you think is the difference in UX of iMessage that doesn't encourage people to spread random messages to others?

AFAICT iMessage allows people to freely forward messages to multiple contacts at no cost just like Whatsapp - https://9to5mac.com/2018/08/02/iphone-how-to-forward-imessag...
I would say if you perform a double blind study with a decent sample size, you will indeed reach objective conclusions, and you will even know the probability that your observation is correct.
Could de-orbiting be partially managed by shooting them backward from the platform, using atmospheric resistance to bleed off the gained velocity of the platform?
could have also been referring to the F-22 Raptor.
Would people who spoke out negatively potentially receive reprisals, even if not explicitly so? I'd imagine they'd lose opportunities, have their career affected and be treated differently.

In that case, I wouldn't be so sure about your numbers because people will lie about positions if they think they'll be negatively impacted by a "wrong" answer.

This is one of the reasons why the 2016 election polls were so wrong. When polled, a certain number of Trump supporters would lie and say they supported Clinton.
You're looking at the wrong side of sqlite usage. If you develop sqlite, why wouldn't you test it on every compiler/version combination you can get your hands on? Whether someone uses it in production is irrelevant.
In the beginning, there was just a single vendor (Netscape) and a single implementation (Netscape Navigator). Then there was also a license and a non compliant implentation and things became a bit weird. (E.g., missing implementations of standard functions or missing bound checks.) However there were definitions of the core language available from Netscape for each of the versions, even before the ECMA standard.
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> Oakland has just gone through a major wave of new construction. New apartments command higher rents.

Funny, the religion in these parts is usually that building more apartments is the only way to drop rents.
I think this is why it's no coincidence that people often become people managers around the same time they have kids. Not only are you consistently managing people at home and work, it tends to be a more steady 9 to 5 job with less late night passionate coding or such required.

Or that could just be my experience.
But people can just use LINE, WhatsApp, Snapchat, Instagram, messenger, etc and get all the features and more which in my experience as an android user is what actually happens than this weird shallow world of green and blue bubbles I've heard about on the internet.

Different friend groups may prefer different platforms, but it's pretty rare where someone new to the group refuses what the group is already using, which is almost never plain sms/imessage.

Google voice/sms is almost always for one on one friends where we don't share anyone in common or older relatives.
I wonder the same thing about blockchain.

I see a lot of companies in the space that want to solve an (often physical) problem with blockchain which is absolutely infeasible.

I don’t understand how these companies get funding and get away with making their bold claims when anyone with a tiny bit of common sense and technical knowledge will tell you that their task is inherently impossible.
This is a complete non-sequitur to what I said.
I have noticed that many of my iPhone friends start using WhatsApp for group and personal chats as default. I don’t get why. I switch back to iMessage in those cases, which irritates people too. I think iMessage would be way more successful if it was available on other platforms.
Sure, and if we're very lucky it'll eventually go quadratic as our species expands out into the universe in an ever-widening sphere. :-) Few things can grow exponentially forever, but a lot of things can grow exponentially for long enough to have huge consequences -- and that's usually what we care about.
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There was a chance this miscompilation would not have been found until after the release of clang 11. Surely both the clang and sqlite developers benefit from people trying pre-release versions and reporting bugs?
A few years ago I was stuck between workman, norman and colemak.
I decided to go colemak for ease of transition.

Being a longtime qwerty typer, my hands came to favor a more left hand typing ratio.

I later realized colemak tends to be more right hand. My qwerty wpm rate went from avg 130 down to 80.

My hands feel more comfortable typing colemak for long durations compared to qwerty.

The placement of the letter H and E didn’t really bothered me. I’ve since picked up a modified version of colemak that fixes some of the short comings of colemak.

Maybe one day I’ll pick up workman due to having a more even left/right hand distribution.
You know iMessage will always be there - at least as long as iPhones are anyway. You also know there's no third party snooping - not the case with other messaging systems. Also there's no cookies or location tracing (like I imaging there are with Facebook messenger etc). Thats how I feel about it - rightly or wrongly, its as reliable and secure as the SMS system, but without the spam.
The problem is that many don't learn C and C++ properly, they have read some language introduction book and assume "how my compiler does it" is the right way and probably never touched a copy of ISO.

So plenty of programs rely on UB even without realizing it.
For the part where it is too important (interview), you are concerned more about it and think exaggeratedly about anything and everything. The crossing black cat and associated bad luck here could be a self fulfilling prophecy. For a trivial task you would not give it much thought and the crossing black cat would not matter much.

Consider you being an ambulance driver and attending an emergency call. The black cat crosses your path but you cannot change the route because it is the shortest one. You would do everything you can to save a life.

The point is - harder you work luckier you get.
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The code for sqlite3VdbeMemRelease can be found here: https://www.sqlite.org/src/file?name=src/vdbemem.c&ci=4218c7...

I don't see any type-punning of the flags going on. (The sqlite3VdbeMemRelease method doesn't touch the flags directly, but it calls vdbeMemClear which in turn calls vdbeMemClearExternAndSetNull which resets flags to MEM_Null.)
This is a good take and one I also think is likely. Maybe Zuckerberg saw what happened to Google.

Google essentially bet the farm on a Clinton win (Schmidt was directly helping the campaign). Fast forward to today, Google is under dozens of anti-trust investigations and has been iced out of all Washington influence.
"Basic" is very broad. What questions?
I wonder what happened to “Business Chat”. It was announced on WWDC in 2018 and I have seen no progress since. It’s a shame. The potential of it is huge I believe, but Apple has a different focus it seems.
Do you feel JavaScript devels are pushing too hard to use Node.js everywhere?
<from this lobste.rs thread: https://lobste.rs/s/bzjypu/do_you_feel_js_developers_are_pushing_bit>

When working on projects that have back-end and front-end teams separated and the back-end is not using NodeJS, I often see front-end guys having a “brilliant” idea to add a NodeJS component somewhere in between, either for the “performance scale-up” or “this is so easy and intuitive to do certain things in NodeJS”.

In a conventional CRUD, monolith application, adding NodeJS to the backend is actually bringing more harm than good in my opinion:

- add another language/framework that the back-end team needs to master
- performance bottleneck is usually not in the webserver. Often the
database is the bottleneck
- maintaining a proxy/dispatcher just adds more complexity to handle when errors happen.

Don’t get me wrong, I like JS as much as other languages. I’m just feeling some JS developers, compared to other languages developers, are pushing a bit too hard to inject their favorite languages everywhere, even that doesn’t make much sense in terms of architecture.

Love to hear your thoughts and experiences here.
It seems to have taken off already :

> That's the case for many people these days–in fact, every week, over 10 million new people are signing up for Duo, and in many countries, call minutes have increased by more than ten-fold.
https://www.blog.google/products/duo/4-new-google-duo-featur....

Disclaimer : Google employee but work far away from duo but use it daily with family and friends.
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The trolling comment was a mistake. I think it was true but it didn't add to the conversation. Following that logic I should have just dropped the conversation right there.

I wish there was a way to have these more challenging conversations here but I don't think it's possible. I think that there's an inherent combativeness that overrides everything else and I've yet to understand how to disarm it.

Again, thank you and I'll do my damndest not not to pee in the pool.
Exactly. This is precisely the point of nightly builds, is it not?
> Those over retirement age by definition can choose where to go during the day.

Unless they are not able to. Or require basic resources. Or require medical attention they can't get at home. Or...

It's not a great generalisation.
If I understand correctly, everything is working as intended: a fuzzer caught a bug in an unreleased version of clang. The title makes it sound like somebody fucked up pretty badly.
>Learning a new layout takes months of training.

This is completely false. If you go cold turkey and actually work at it you can actually memorize a keyboard layout in a single afternoon, though you will be slow as hell. If you keep at it without switching back you can get up to like 30 wpm in a week. I did it with both colemak and beakl 15.

The problem isn't that it takes months, the problem is that it is incredibly tedious and you have to really want to do it because you will hate your life for the first couple of days.
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It's a step in the right direction. They face issues that plague traditional LMS systems in that LMS systems are pretty much archaic and opaque in documentation.

The CI part works well (I would expect the same from github), but things like syncing up your class roster or just inviting an ad-hoc set of students.... that's very clunky.
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