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> The C++ answer to that is, well, this:

the linked link has a ton of things that are "quality-of-life" things. For instance comparing two Result values efficiently (you don't want to compare two Result<T> bitwise, and you don't want the "is_valid" flag to be first in the structure layout to fallback on the automatic default of lexical order as that would sometimes waste a few bytes, but you want the "is_valid" flag to be the first thing being compared for instance. Do you know of a language that would do that automatically ?).

It also supports back to C++11 and GCC4.9 with various fixes for some specific compiler versions's bugs, supports being used with -fno-exceptions (so a separate language than ISO C++) - sure, today's languages can do better in terms of prettiness, but so would a pure-C++20 solution that only needs to work with a single implementation.

If you are ready to forfeit some amount of performance, for instance because you don't care that the value of your Result will be copied instead of moved when used in a temporary chain (e.g. `int x = operation_that_gets_a_result().or_else([] (auto&& error) { return whatever; });` 3/4 of the code can go away (and things will still likely be faster than most other languages).
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> The very fact they find it necessary to use a different word to describe themselves, "expats", than what they call foreigners who live in their countries, "immigrants", shows that they do not at all consider themselves to be in any way similar.

I was taught these are two words for different concepts. An immigrant expects to take permanent residence in a foreign country, an expatriate – temporarily. The former doing it nearly always out of his own volition, while the latter could very well be sent for duty, to varying degrees.

I do not have any sympathy for immigrants refusing to integrate, but I don't think that an expatriate should necessarily come to be held to the same standard.
I seek out places where I'm not going to have to reenter my payment information and/or roll the dice on a new customer-service UI. At the moment that means Amazon, Ebay or Etsy. If Shopify are offering some equivalent experience then I'm certainly interested.
I think Swift satisfies all of those those criteria, and doesn't have a steep learning curve since you can write in an imperative style if you want.

F#, OCaml and Haskell (and other ML-family languages) satisfy the first 3 criteria (type system, simple and GC) and depending on your familiarity with the language, can be fairly suitable for fast prototyping.

For example, I write most of my new personal projects in Haskell, and I'm able to iterate pretty rapidly once I have a skeleton of the system in place (with liberal use of typed holes to ignore things I don't care about implementing right now). For some projects, I find I'm actually able to prototype more rapidly than I would be able to in an untyped language, because the language helps me express the shape of the data through algebraic data types, and then the functions end up having "one obvious implementation" that follows the structure of the data.
You can seek with S3 using the Range header. The latencies are poor though!
I didn’t really get the impression here that Jared wanted a social network. He just wanted a better mechanism for discovering good quality and interesting projects. Popularity is often one good signal.
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Which is exactly why UWP ended up being an adoption failure to demise of us that were quite welcoming to its design goals, and I still believe that UWP is what .NET v1.0 should have been all along.

Now we have Project Reunion as official confirmation of what has been slowly happening since Build 2018, as Microsoft pivoted into bringing UWP ideas into Win32.

Breaking backwards compatibility is a very high price to pay, as many of its proponents end up discovering the hard way.
You do exactly what you want, they are not giving you instructions to follow, but in general it's best to avoid burning bridges so best to keep it nice and bland.

Personally I think there is no benefit to you in giving "plenty of honest feedback".
If you're open to staying if they make you an improved offer then you can try to politely explain your reasons in a way that leaves the door open for them to make such offer if they wish. But if they wanted to keep you your boss would probably have come to chat with you instead of calling an "exit interview" with HR...

Good luck on the new job.
If you were right, science would be limited to designed experiments. The scope of science is broader, and collecting information about rare cases and studying them, even when they can't be predicted ahead of time or artificially induced, is absolutely a part of science.

By the logic you stated, seismology or volcanology would not be real sciences either, as earthquakes and volcanic erruptions can't be repeated with the same outcome each time.

Now, the article does seem to light on clinical details, and has a few personal flourishes that detract a lot from its use as a basis for a future study of similar cases, so I don't disagree that it's not really a scientific article, but the reasons are more nuanced. Well-written case studies are absolutely a valid scientific tool. This one reads more like an anecdote than a case study, though.
We had the same thought after the first night when my daughter slept through the night. We woke up at around 6AM thinking: "She's dead... She'll be just as dead in another hour, so let's get another hour of sleep."
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If well executed, Facebook Shops has the potential to crush both Shopify and Amazon. FB Marketplace already has 800 million monthly users, more than Amazon and eBay combined.
I think that the high fees are shameful by themselves, but it's a different matter. The problem I am discussing is about control, freedom and anti-competitive behaviours.

I'll give an example I have lived myself: I developed a free app that was requested by some doctors to help them cope with the pandemic. The app was first rejected because "too simple". I appealed and they accepted it. Happy ending.

Now, the episode in itself doesn't tell anything, but it made me think: what if they kept rejecting it? What power did I have? Why should patients be denied that piece of software on THEIR phones, because a company decides that it's not cool enough? The problem lies with Google as well but, at least, it is possible to distribute apps through other channels on their phones.

I really think that there is no excuse for Apple: their devices are locked, their users are stuck with what the company decides to do with them and treated like idiots. They are a threat to business and innovation (unless it's theirs of course). Reminds me of Microsoft in the 90s...
Hmm, Spain lost Google News entirely and all similar sites because they tried to wring money out of Google (sorry, make them pay a 'link tax') and Google walked away. Not sure Spain is a great example of your point.
It is crazy that cell phone manufactures can dictate what run on user's phones. It seems like some large percentage of business models and tactics is to shake down the producers and the consumers.
There was a similar website trending here last month, where the videos involved walking (instead of driving). Does anyone remember it / can anyone point me to it?

Unrelated: How do you search for old HN posts when you can't think of exact keywords?
I know almost nothing about Kindles, but can't you log in to amazon.com in Safari and buy that way?

Also, buying a Kindle seems like a surefire way to be vendor locked-in, because Amazon is so big, it can afford to not care about anything.
I think you've remembered the name correctly.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Sainsbury,_Baron_Sainsbu...
An engineer actually smuggled out a set of plans out. And it only recently came to light. The plans were being exhibited in Winnipeg (I think) just before this whole covid thing happened.
I've also used Github for 12 years and only recently started to use it. I've discovered a lot of really cool stuff! It's worth it. (Not sure if I ever used it before the algorithm change, though).
While its true drugs won the war on drugs, that doesn't mean the racist and political underpinnings of keeping people locked up for nonviolent drug offences go away overnight. Actual real police reform and breaking the prison-industrial complex is a big goal of the current protests, but once again its conservatives with their decades of fear who are holding up progress.
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It's actually open source itself. I was pretty shocked to find out that GitHub isn't (it's the face of open source!).
Headline as posted to HN:

Android apps on F-Droid will eventually lose access to Google Play purchases

Actual headline:

Some Android apps on F-Droid will eventually lose access to Google Play purchases
A bit off topic but why are all the windows boarded? I haven't seen this practice in other parts of the world despite the fact that most stores are/were also closed long term.
Oh neat! Most languages make it a little bit verbose to create these kinds of wrapper types for type safety (with zero overhead), so it's nice that Go has that.

I think the generic approach is a little bit better because of the flexibility, but this approach is still better than not having it at all.
We use Lambda with S3 as intermediate storage between different steps, sort of multiple-stages map-only MapReduce. And we still use Hadoop on premise :)
>They just do, just like they bypass HTTPS warnings in browsers.

How could you possibly know this, other than anecdotally?
Why renaming your master branch is a BAD IDEA in Git
Yes, master means your ‘owner’ in regards to slavery... But seriously though? You and I both know that the master branch is literally the ‘main’ branch, and anyway, if there is a master branch, what’s the ‘slave’ branch then?

Here’s are some links to get you started:

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https://github.com/git-for-windows/git/issues/2674

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Yeah, hatred mostly because Jira is the grand enabler of micromanagers and corporate accountability and a bit slow.

It can be whatever people want to use it for. The customisation and the key features of the tool are not bad. Then again, most tools are neutral until a person wields them.

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So that’s the crux of the issue, but I don’t see how it’ll stand because maybe Apple is paying me to make apps that make their platform popular.

And the distinction is even weirder for hardware - this is like Tesla allowing you to only carry passengers that also own Teslas or pay Musk a fee.

If a store is a enforced monopoly, then it seems like there’s a moral and ethical requirement for it to operate at cost / not for profit. If the government required you to file all your taxes on a portal with a fee, for example, this fee would have to be not for profit to be ethical and moral.

I don’t think Apple is stuck on these grounds, because Spotify and Netflix are on the App Store and don’t pay 30%. They need to formalise the rules under which these apps exist, and let others freely exist under those rules as well.
IMHO the gitlab CI service makes a lot more sense though, github has this weird concept of "Actions", and running CI/CD/... is some "shortcut" that was added as an afterthought because nobody could figure out how github actions are supposed to work for something simple as "please just run this script after each push".
Getting off topic here, but this makes me think of what can be seen now in some Japanese programs because of social distancing measures. I don't know what kind of setup they have, but in some programs, from the spectator's perspective, you see people lined up behind a table, but some of them are actually on large monitors that make them appear at the right size. The interesting thing is that the ones on monitors act like if they were actually there, turning their head in the direction of the person speaking.
I can't tell why but I really love the music, it's really cool and somehow cute. It's overall fun and wish it had more "brushes".
It's for developers. I mostly use it to find libraries, not "apps".
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Can you think of others? Maybe sports?
And for some strange reason, for equal-rights activists it is abad thing to make a living and earn money fighting for these rights. The usual argument is always "they are paid to further an agenda", indirectly undermining the message, the messanger and the issue at hand.

This doesn't seem to aplly for the otherside. People like Alex Jones make a load of money representing the opposite opinion. For him, making money all of a sudden isn#t a problem anymore.
The right currently controls all three branches of governmnent in he US. (Or well maybe not Congress, but they have more control than the democrats).

The right controls the major media source for most Americans (Fox news) and uses it to establish a false narrative that they're being censored when, by many accounts, the us right has shifted more and more in the direction of authoritarianism.

Can you give specific examples of the ways that the American left is succeeding and the right is failing at, like, their actual policy/political goals?

> Coronavirus

Compare the US covid deaths per capita is in the top 10, and pretty much all of the countries doing worse than us are in a clear downswing in cases so the number of fatalities won't increase much. The US's new case rate is flat, so deaths will continue at the same rate of 750-1000 per day for the near future. And that's despite some states (Georgia and Florida for example) appearing to lie about their covid deaths, instead misattribting them as pneumonia deaths. These states, suspiciously, governed by Republicans who downplayed coronavirus and want to reopen quickly.

Much of this was avoidable.
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Thanks! I'll see if I can spend some time on making the readme.md more informative.

I have done a simple tutorial for creating a todo list app here:

https://elementalsystem.org/documentation/tutorials/todo

I plan on creating tutorials for creating a blog with it and creating a ticketing system. I should call these out on the readme and include some graphics/videos like you way.
yeah or its just a tired aesthetic? guess its cool yr getting all transcendent with it tho lol
This may also highlight one of the contrasts between my approach, and that of many of today’s engineers.

I am almost exclusively a Principal author of my work; with dozens of repos, and six figures of LoC (probably seven figures, if we include the code not available in public repos). I think I may have one forked repo; an embedded Web server library that I needed to tweak a bit to make work for my ffmpeg wrapper project.

This is not necessarily a good thing. By authoring my own code, I limit my scope. People who rely heavily on dependencies can have awesome results.

But they need to be very careful about the provenance and quality of these dependencies.

Dependency discovery is an important part of the vetting process. If we have choices, we don’t need to settle for second-best.

Also, I know that, for many folks, learning is a driver for repo discovery.

A lot of forks can indicate an inquisitive and open-minded approach to software development.

I do support it; but it is not how I work.
>I really can't put what I want on my Android phone.

To be fair, that is only valid at face value. Yes, you yourself might not be able to do that technically, but it is quite easy and flat out possible compared to an iPhone.
> To me, this example serves as a stark reminder that women's bodies are still expected to conform to absurd norms in the media.

And mens' aren't?
Real life performance and experience differs a lot. A cpu is part of the reason for speed but so are many other factors. It depends on your use case too.
What exactly is he performing the PCA on? I assume the image is concatenated into a 1D vector, so what makes up the matrix that's used to generate the eigenvectors? RGB values?
Unfortunately, many white people feel uncomfortable about hiring more black people, funding more black people, buying from black owned businesses, providing education opportunities to black people, and making police accountable for how they treat black people.

Buying some books can feel like the lower friction option.
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the way that the video is interpreted says a lot more about the person that wrote the comment than the creator.
Quote from the article: "I’d also be interested to see more social network-like features on GitHub".
I found the excessive use of the term “cop shit” distracting. I am not a prude. It’s not the profanity. Just use a pronoun every once in awhile godamnit.
> Or even closer: gitter!

I don't like their (electron) desktop app, I always end up using the IRC bridge if any
Is it irrational for me to not want to buy an iPhone due to Apple's extreme control of the ecosystem?
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I'm surprised the meme is still understood. Do young geeks even know what Netcraft was...?

It reminds me that in my hometown, opening a communal door of a condo from your flat is called "pulling", because people used to pull a cord to do it when electricity "didn't exist". Nobody has had to pull a cord to open a door in probably 80 years, but everyone there still says "I'll pull it".
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>The thing is that GH issues have replaces mailing lists/usenet for this kind of questions

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I'm not even sure what you're saying here. The US literally imported slaves against their will from Africa and had slavery endowed into the constitution via the 3/5ths compromise. Then for literally 4 centuries they were beaten and oppressed and denied rights - literally jim crow laws were taken down only decades ago.

Its literally just talking about the US here. There's no projection elsewhere - this isn't just "minority rights", this is attempting to break away from a culture of systematic oppression that half the country up until last month didn't believe was a thing!
I think you have both generic problems and module specific problems.
I take a bit of issue with the "accidentally". Having been in the deforestation-stopping business for some time it has been blindingly obvious that most approaches that were being taken were completely futile until socio-economic factors were solved for.

For example we were building satellite technology to help environmental police patrol large rainforests to be able to focus on areas with offenders. One time we managed to find a hidden airstrip for drug trafficking which was cool. But most of the time the offenders were people who just needed to feed their kids - and look there is a mahogany tree just over there that will sell for $$$. So the cops will come, give them a fine, and then they will need the money even more. So the pattern continues.

Funnily enough (NB: this is hearsay) the forests were actually better off when the area was controlled by drug gangs as the people had a source of income from the cocaine.
Well, depends. For self-managed solutions, GitLab is considered better.

While GitHub remains the "home" of open source (at least for cool, hip JavaScript projects).

Based on Hacker News threads, SourceHut is challenging GitHub in "coolness" too. ️
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Why hasn't there been any resistance to Apple and the way they treat developers? I see so many people complaining about very unfair treatment by Apple on HN, but never anyone doing anything about it. I know it's likely impossible to influence a company like Apple, but why don't people show their disdain somehow?
Maybe you don't understand it because its so obvious to you but your "solution" basically involves all black people becoming migrants (at least within the borders of the US) and starting from scratch again. Now lets assume this is the perfect solution. Why would this method be so effective? What leaves black people and the communities they live in in such a bad condition that they have to get away from it? It takes dedication and effort over multiple decades to create a long lasting bad environment via bad political policies. By that same logic it will take a long time to recover from it if there is no dedication and effort put into recovery. Sure, migration is a quick way out for an individual but it's not a solution that scales to an entire population.
kevent() is indeed the MsgWaitForMultipleObjects() of the Unix world, a very useful mechanism, and indeed the very file directory monitoring library function that RNCTX wrongly claims to be lacking.

But from experience of using it extensively in my softwares I can report that it has some warts on FreeBSD. A very quick précis:

* It has problems if one wants to combine NOTE_TRACK, NOTE_FORK, and NOTE_EXIT in EVFILT_PROC, because it returns one event for both a forked child and an exited child, which both try to store different things in the single "data" field of the event.

* Quite a few of the pollable device drivers in FreeBSD are not kevent() enabled. So it mysteriously fails to work with a whole bunch of I/O devices, where (confusingly for diagnosis) polling does. kevent() is not universally usable.

* One might think, from reading the various operating system's manual pages, that only NetBSD and MacOS have EVFILT_FS. In fact, FreeBSD kevent() also has EVFILT_FS. It's just entirely undocumented.
>Somewhere between the 1970s and 2000s

I think you'll find it was precisely 1971.
I hear that a lot, were blacks really better off living under Jim Crow than they are today?
Beyond Dropbox Passwords, for which I care yes and no, they are finally introducing a Dropbox Backup solution AND a dropbox family plan! Finally :)
Congress: "Does Apple restrict, in any way, the ability of competing web browsers to deploy their own web browsing engines when running on Apple’s operating system?"

Apple: "The purpose of this rule is to protect user privacy and security."

https://docs.house.gov/meetings/JU/JU05/20190716/109793/HHRG... via https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21587191

Upd: Giving the freedom to users is not the goal of Apple. Quite the opposite.