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Try to target becoming a principal/staff engineer - aim towards knowledge of all things code and attempt to show everybody the way forwards.

Architecture is fine, but most of the time its the implementation and engineering details that prove out the architecture, and not vice versa.

Aim for perfection, as much as you can. There is always that middle ground, try to understand it but always strive and drive your peers towards utter perfection (as you understand it).
> Who knows what kind of crazy performance differences/bugs there are between ARM and x86_64.

A lot of code for demanding applications is often enhanced with SSE/AVX and JIT recompilation techniques. Those are inherently unportable, and I'm not sure how many developers will be willing or able to port that code over to Neon and AArch64, especially for a small 2-4% of the market.

Even if they do, it's quite a cognitive burden to have master and maintain two separate SIMD and recompilation implementations for the same applications.

This will probably further drive high-end gaming away from Macs, on the heels of OpenGL deprecation and the Mac-only Metal API. Combined with Cocoa and Swift, I imagine we'll end up seeing less and less applications that run natively on both Macs and Windows/Linux after the move.
Yes! Anarchist does not imply "individuals can do whatever they like", that's more a right-Libertarian thing. Anarchism (or at least the relevant bit here) is largely the idea of challenging and trying to avoid creating persistent power structures and dynamics, so communities regulating themselves without creating a persistent, external-to-the-community police force is very anarchist.
Also worth noting that Steve Jobs' original plan for the iPhone involved making web-apps first class citizens, with access to system notifications, etc.
> And if I were one of these women, I'd probably do the same thing.

My wife works with men and women who have a hard time finding relationships, so I have a bit of insight here.

You are completely wrong about what women want. You think that women are the same as men, but you are wrong. Women do not want a 'hottie'. I can tell you those women who go out with that 'hottie' have no self esteem, and are not happy. They end up at my wife's practice.

Men want a hot wife, because looks are very important. Women want a successful man, who can take care of the family, and is strong enough to protect the family. Women most of the time describe it as a "real man", but this does not translate well in what men thing a "real man" is.

Most women do not want a player, and only end up with one because of the low self esteem.

The good news is that men can influence their chances with women a LOT (and no this is not becoming a player). The sad part is that most men are too stubborn to accept this reality, and much rather blame their failure on women, other men or something else externally.
Just read the other piece about replacing mac by r pi. The potential is there. And with Apple control the chip ... it would be brutal.
That’s how the Aurora DBs work, but I believe standard RDS Postgres uses a more typical method of WAL replication.
If you're in jail because you couldn't make bail, you haven't been convicted of anything, you're only guilty of not having enough money to make bail.
Slack on macOS is Electron. Slack on iOS is native, and their app wasn't actually all that bad until they redesigned it a couple months ago and made it really, really bad :(
These things need to be treated like crack cocaine.
PKD posited 50AD. The perennial philosophy posits there is only one moment. Hence, the quote included in my comment. The quote explains the connection.

PKD grazed the truth but fell short, and this is alright.
That's a complete myth.
Maybe I'm misunderstanding how this works. I assumed the client was on the server and streaming in some respect to you.
McDonalds lists the ingredients in their foods here:
https://www.mcdonalds.com/us/en-us/about-our-food/nutrition-...

Their hamburger doesn't look any different than what I would make at home. I don't have any grocery store bought buns in front of me, but I assume it would have similar ingredients. The pickles are not the most natural, but once again, it's not much different than what I would buy in a grocery store.

The biggest difference for me personally is that I would usually make a salad or another vegetable along with homemade burgers and fries, but it wouldn't even cross my mind to order that at McDonald's. I suppose I bring that on myself.

Regular Bun: Enriched Flour (Wheat Flour, Malted Barley Flour, Niacin, Iron, Thiamine Mononitrate, Riboflavin, Folic Acid), Water, Sugar, Yeast, Soybean Oil, Contains 2% or Less: Salt, Wheat Gluten, Potato Flour, May Contain One or More Dough Conditioners (DATEM, Ascorbic Acid, Mono and Diglycerides, Enzymes), Vinegar.

100% Beef Patty: 100% Pure Usda Inspected Beef; No Fillers, No Extenders.
Prepared With Grill Seasoning (salt, Black Pepper).

Ketchup: Tomato Concentrate from Red Ripe Tomatoes, Distilled Vinegar, High Fructose Corn Syrup, Corn Syrup, Water, Salt, Natural Flavors.

Pickle Slices: Cucumbers, Water, Distilled Vinegar, Salt, Calcium Chloride, Alum, Potassium Sorbate (Preservative), Natural Flavors, Polysorbate 80, Extractives of Turmeric (Color).

Onions: Onions.

Mustard: Distilled Vinegar, Water, Mustard Seed, Salt, Turmeric, Paprika, Spice Extractive.
Your Larabar example is way off base:

1. The number of ingredients in something does not directly indicate how (un)healthy it is. The fact that Larabar contains 2-3 ingredients says nothing about its nutritional value.

2. In fact, many people would not consider Larabar to be a "processed" food to begin with because it literally is just 2-3 fruits and nuts mashed together. You could make something very similar in your own kitchen. The way you're speaking makes it sound like "processed" food is anything that is cooked or combined in some way. That is not how people use the word IME.

3. Have you looked at the sugar content of Larabar? It's not low, nor would I consider it healthy or wholesome. They likely chose dates specifically because of their extremely high sugar content so that they could pretend they are healthy while actually including unhealthy amounts of sugar in their product under the guise of dates.
What do you mean? The only objectionable content I see is a single mention of "little-squarists" [quotation marks included in original text], but that seems hardly enough of an insult to disregard the rest of the paper.
I have simply stopped buying "apps" even though I am still an iOS user. Quite a few of my purchases have just disappeared over time. I moved to a newer device and they couldn't be installed. I'm not happy with Apple and I got rid of my modern Macs (still have 1/2 dozen SE/30s) completely, now I use Debian or OpenBSD.

Apple is extremely tight lipped on what they're doing and where they're going, they will support and then drop some technology on an apparent whim. I've had serious issues when they dropped WebObjects, Java as a first class Cocoa development language, and now moving to Swift seems like a message that all my work in Objective C will be thrown away by Apple. The promise of ZFS on OS X made me buy a Mac Pro, and then several months later they just dropped all mention of ZFS on OS X.

I'm not going to stick with a company which is so secretive about what they are going to do, failing to even publish roadmaps for their customers and developers. Mindshare among the tech geeks is how OS X took off. Now they're losing it - many developers I know are moving away from the platform too.
Although this gets tricky -- will everyone just start naming their app "Podcast player" and "Podcast 1" so that their app name is optimized to match a search term exactly? Maybe this already happens, but I can see it being hard to distinguish if the person is looking up a specific app called "podcast player" or a generic term
Well, it's a scale. My prior is that most men (people, really) would feel proud providing for their family and feel empty being "loved" by (what is essentially) a prostitute. Marrying a foreign girl (on purpose, not because you just happened to meet and fall in love) sounds to me more like the latter. But I could be wrong.
I'd argue that people who get laid off deserve it and just need to work harder.
Not quite. Sugar spikes your insulin, insulin provokes fat storage.

This does not happen with fat, so it is harder to get fat by eating fat.

If you want to get fat, like a sumo ringer, simple carbs are the way to go.
Push notifications were introduced after the iPhone SDK, weren't they?
Sure changing job is good for everyone given that you have the wrong programmer on the wrong post.

Likewise a OK programmer at their present job is worth maybe half a year to 2 year in salary in company or narrow product specific knowledge, for the company.

The way changing company gives raises doesn't make sense for the company losing an employee. The employee is worth more for the prior employer than the new. And the new employer's present employees are worth more than the new.
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Milk does have sugars by itself, just different kind. That's how you're able to ferment it and make yogurt, kefir, sour cream, etc.

I do agree that the quantities of sugar in everything are _way_ too excessive though.
I agree with you here, but there are a number of other posts in this thread that are basically saying to "pull yourself up by the bootstraps", which we know works oh-so-well for those who are in poverty.
Yeah I find that long runs provide me both a meditative aspect and a boredom aspect that can really clear my mind and spark creative thinking. I very often find myself struggling with sweaty fingers to jot down ideas on my phone at the end of a run.
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They should just pay the prisoners to not repeat the crime
I've found that showing any degree of drive and gumption in the undeserved organizational tasks ends up eating more and more time as the expectations and scope increase, rapidly pushing out the technical work.

Finding the "just enough" part is challenging, especially if you're in an organization without a strong engineering culture where technical acumen is undervalued.
I think your comment is fair - and if I thought there was a dialog happening on this thread, I'd be happy to engage in one, but I've read through a lot of the threads, and I'm not hearing much about why people think a scientific study validates their personal feelings of loneliness, or what conditions are meaningfully impacting that loneliness.

I'm hearing mostly outward complaints about what other people are doing to them, and that's mostly why I left my comment - a counter point.

I do get that it's not so simple as "it's their fault" and I do appreciate you making that comment, it's worth thinking about this next time, but it's hard to always do when you don't feel like everyone is coming to the table with open minds and good intentions.
I will say, compared to the past, it's gotten better. They seem more likely to let a good effort possible duplicate go now.

Still, it is my quixotic StackOverflow crusade and there remains more to do.
Indeed, and even if the woman does not care for it, the man might feel lesser of a man because of it.
I'm not following you here..
Why would the attractive 25 year olds date 30 year old average men when they can have sex with top men?
Your average 30yo men having access to women near his own age makes sense but not for younger women, since they seek the top 10% at that age.
Antitrust is not purely about consumers, but about protecting a competitive and open market. However I will admit that this has been widely debated and is not actually consensus in US history. A counter-argument is that antitrust action should be purely focused on consumer prices and do nothing unless consumer pricing is negatively affected. I would argue that the former is still being consumer-pricing focused, just with a long term view instead of a short term view
I don't think so; would you mind explaining why you think that?
> I didn't want to offend family and try to ask for a receipt or return them

>I reached out to both relatives, explained what happened and told them about the receipt paypal requested. Both send me a copy of the receipt which I supplied.

Sounds like the worst possible outcome. You no longer had the iPods. You didn’t get the money. The relatives found out you didn’t like their gift.
Why do people care more about someone stealing a TV from a corporation than someone stealing $500M from taxpayers?
I don't know what this was intended to prove, exactly?

Nothing, just another bad blog trying to get youtube viewers.
That’s what motivated a lot of marriages 50 years ago, and why people got married so young. It is still what motivates a ton of marriages in many countries.
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For those not entirely sure, this is Kyle Kingsbury, the author of the main article.
Likewise, HFCS has about the same blend of sugars as honey, yet it is considered unhealthy and honey is considered healthy somehow. I'd like someone to explain how that works.
In the same sort of vein, I've been catching up on this game engine series. It's been great so far.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlrATfBNZ98dC-V-N3m0G...
I feel the same pain.
Sound is a problem in my x86_64 Linux.
One of the sound cards doesn't work anymore, don't know what happened. But if I pass it through to a Windows virtual machine with virt-manager, it works!

So many problems for the desktop, that come almost day in day out that I'm considering trying Haiku OS for the desktop.
Just need something that works.
Yeah I agree (at least on the ads piece, not sure about the rest of your comment) - I think the ads are an unnecessary dilution of their brand.

They can help developers with ad discovery in a bunch of different and better ways that are less hostile for devs and users.
wow! had no idea his work ran through all of these. thanks for sharing this.
Detect the crawler and delay the returns as long as you can. Have it use as many resources as you can that should be interesting.
Android is much more than 2-4% of the market, though.
I doubt it either, and I don't have CS2, unfortunately. However, GIMP gets the job done for my purposes, and I'm not limited to an old binary version that relies on components that will become increasingly deprecated with time.

edit: Ha, Adobe still has the download link for free Photoshop CS2 live. Apparently it works in Wine, too.

For anyone who is wondering, Photoshop CS2 works well on Wine stable on Linux. I'm going to be honest, CS2 and GIMP are pretty similar feature wise.
> Who knows what kind of crazy performance differences/bugs there are between ARM and x86_64.

iOS developers?
> he merely states a relationship between them

"a" relationship? It was an if/then relationship! That's hardly an amorphous undefined relationship! The if/then is the objectionable part! Man, sometimes abstract thinking gets really silly.
> Antitrust law (at least in the US) is conducted on the basis of harm to consumers.

This is far from a consensus view amongst lawmakers and economists.
Is the emulation environment really there? Maybe the nodejs (and everything not low level) can seamlessly develop on arm and ship on x64?
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Recently, I took an ethical hacking course. It taught me everything you can do with a database. But it never showed me how to access it. I want to access the passwords and usernames and stuff. I am using it on my own website. The website allows you to create a account or log in.
Also worth noting that Steve didn't want to make the iPod available on Windows. Sometimes the guy was just dead wrong...
You are essentially arguing for class-based solidarity against the capitalist imperative for oppression and "corruption" in the name of profits. I'm not sure if these are original thoughts or inspired by reading leftist works but I agree with you.

But as words are important it's important to not dismiss intentional, systemic racism that we know definitely exists.
Jesus. If they can put together two prototypes a month, I can only imagine how many finished versions they might be able to churn out once they're in general production.
For myself the largest impact would have to be diet improvements, just like for most people. But, in general I want to be able to be much more preventative instead of reactive. I don't want to get diagnosed with atherosclerosis or diabetes in 10 years, I want to prevent the onset of them as best as I can now.

But, to try to provide a more helpful answer, here is two examples of things I do now, with much more detail:

1) I get a lot of (mostly blood) tests, and work to optimize them past 'making sure they are okay'. A lot of basic tests can be kind of pass or fail, like "do you have enough iron?" or "do you have enough vitamins?". But, a lot of other tests are less quantized, and have a lot of room for improvement past just being in the standard range, which does not mean you are optimal, just not doing terribly. A good example for this is an advanced lipid panel, triglycerides, blood pressure, and insulin resistance. Just getting results of "you probably aren't going to have a cardiac event or get diabetes" is good, but they can be optimized much more than this to reduce your long-term probability of many problems to as low as possible. It's also fun to find out the diverse array of other tests you can get to learn more about yourself, and potentially optimize. Nerdy people generally like optimizing things, and having numbers to attach to how well you are doing makes this a lot more alluring, at least for me.

2) A lot of more speculative research on different dietary (whether food, supplements, or drugs) changes that I can make for hope of long-term noticeable improvements. More common examples here might be things like magnesium or Vitamin D, but there's countless rabbit holes you can go down of many, much more interesting examples (For example, metformin, rapamycin, and many many others). The reason I don't provide a list is mostly because everyone is very different and has different goals, and also because I'm not a fan of the (mostly terrible) supplements industry as a whole. But just because so many popular products use junk science and scam consumers, doesn't mean there are many real gems out there.
Why should you rewrite good software? D can call C libraries. With DPP you can even use C macros in D code.
D has some interoperability with C++ so now you have access to some C++ libs.
But wait there is more. D can interop with python and R. And there was a person that talked about C# interop.
the architecture you're deploying your code to is different than the one you are developing on

One thesis of the article is that people will start to deploy on ARM (e.g. Gravitron) so that it will be the same architecture.
Please search for nopoo. It's like nofap but you don't take a shit more than once every three days. Your body expends a lot of energy with excretion. If you train your body to conserve this energy it becomes easier to concentrate and you exude attractive pheromones.
Aren’t iPad Pro devices faster than some laptops nowadays?
This. I couldn’t figure out how to do multiple workspaces and switching between two full screened apps took ~500ms. Virtually all Linux DEs did that seamlessly.

That is, except that trash fire that was the Ubuntu default up until ~19.x
Aphantasia is a real thing. You can have a great visual library and still be unable to imagine anything in your head.
MacRumors is the one doing the cribbing this time around, as there are extremely strong supply chain rumors for a new ARM chip that would support a Mac lineup.
In my head, "director" is right near the top of the organisation, just under "shareholder", and above C-suite.

So I'm intrigued by the "ton of managing up". Who are you managing up so much to?
Basically unplayable if you're used to CS at all, however this is a really cool and impressive project :)
Ironically, there are actually many different perennial philosophies, each of which believe different things.

The thing they have in common is that they believe all religions or philosophies are getting at the same thing or have their root in the same thing or experience.. but what that thing is differs from one perennial philosophy to another.

You seem to have cited one such belief -- that there is only one moment -- but I'm not sure what the origin of your belief is. Which version of perennial philosophy are you referring to?
In certain ways, yes.
This is such a joke. Elitist, even. Technology-sourced friction is not a great thing. Software that is hard to run does not improve the act of running it. It just prevents others from experiencing the same things you enjoy.

Are you really suggesting that you bond with fellow gamers because of how hard setting up the game was?
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>A lot of guys are complaining in the thread, with undertones of an expectation of sex

I don't see the undertones. Copied from another comment:

It's so interesting how whenever any man talks about romantic problems he is met with this feminist mantra "you aren't owed sex". Do you honestly think that's what we're talking about? If someone talked about how much it sucks that they don't have car and need to walk to work would you tell them "you aren't owed a car"?

I think people regurgitate this phrase because we can't ever acknowledge that sexual empowerment results in peoples needs not being met. It must be their fault, they must be sabotaging somehow. They must be sexists.
The other article on Apple switch to arm might help. Those software on mac are on arm. You have now some video editing software on ipad that works well. The question is which is the next winter, AppleArm or ...
I can't speak for others, but for me it should make no difference as long as they don't nerf the MacOS operating system.

The vast majority of well written C and C++ code will compile and just work on ARM64 as long as it doesn't depend on things that are undefined in the C/C++ spec but X64 lets you get away with. The big bugaboos are unaligned memory access, assembly or X64 intrinsics, and reckless casting. Vector code will need porting (assuming there's not already a NEON version) but that's generally only found in graphics, audio, machine learning, and cryptography applications. Most apps don't have any of that. (Auto-vectorization is irrelevant as the compiler does that.)

Code in higher level or newer languages is generally even less worrisome. Rust, Go, Java, C#, and any dynamic language will just work.

I do expect that these ARM64 chips are going to have lower per-core single-threaded performance but higher parallel performance than X64 due to more cores. That means that some applications may need refactoring or partial redesigns to be more parallel to take full advantage of the chip. But that's something that needs to happen anyway since all architectures are going many-core due to the end of big easy single core performance gains. It's been a long time since huge gains in single threaded performance were a thing.

As long as they don't screw it up by e.g. nerfing the OS I'm looking forward to better battery life and better overall performance due to many cores and lack of X64 instruction decode bottlenecks.

I'm curious about how they'll do it though. I predict instruction translation (X64->ARM64), but also the return of fat binaries. It's also possible that apps distributed through the App Store will be delivered only in your host architecture automatically. I think they were making some noise about that a while ago and that may be prep for this.