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In the past five years, I've had several side-projects that were never "finished" in the literal sense, but taught me important things that helped me ace job interviews, getting me two jobs that I probably wouldn't have got otherwise.

At some point I had a mental shift and decided that a side-project that doesn't get finished but gets me a new job is a huge success and not a failure.

This had a big impact in me continuing to explore new personal projects as long as I can learn something interesting from them.
Are you sure it's the fault of the device ? Could just be your wifi that has intermitten issues
Even if it could compile for x86 why would you load a driver for a Mac II?
This could be a nice alternative to LlamaLab Automate [1], which is really useful for automating UI things on Android. That one is flowchart based, sort of like Scratch.

Theoretically one could write a scripting language for it, but it stores its programs in a proprietary binary format and the parser class is too hairy for me to reverse engineer. (the decompiler in jadx only gives you smali for most of it, control flow is too complex)

[1] https://llamalab.com/automate/
I don't think that's a justified comment. If the USA moved away from sub-standard factory farming and actually had decent conditions for ALL their farm animals then the supposde surplus land would rapidly diminsh.
The environment suffers though. Shipping it in bulk to the US and from there to the customer is more efficient and allows for returns to be reused, creating less waste.
I think that most companies would not find it adequate for the compliance regulations to be implemented "client-side". Mine would certainly answer your question: "how would you do the following in Sublime" with: "not at all", or: "please don't".

As for your former point of configurability; all power to you; I think that there is a spectrum where many folks choose to be more on the end of the spectrum where there is paved roads of using an editor that looks a certain way through the consensus of its users. Instead of picking between a super-configurable editor and one that isn't, I think many users choose between two less so configurable editors (I imagine IntelliJ and VS Code are good examples) for the one that just suits them better than the other.
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I'm implying on the : "he plays everyone like a fiddle".

The sanctions against Russia are still in place and it seems to be working. It will only get worse when Trump will ( probably) lose. Their ally is China and they are the weak partner on that end and China knows it.

Additionally, Russia is probably getting an extra "big reward" in the coming year for their meldding in the western world.
Thanks! Reading through the approach it does seem esoteric part is quite limited to small things like the moon calendar and using "magic" fertilizers.. I wonder how widespread those approaches really are.
What about pymoo's [1] Non-dominated Sorting? [2]

I used it recently since I had the same problem.

[1]: https://pymoo.org/

[2]: https://github.com/msu-coinlab/pymoo/blob/master/pymoo/util/...
By automatic referencing do you mean backlinking?
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The spoken aspect is really easy, by European standards, but you need a ton of practice to re-learn the entire vocabulary from scratch - no hints, no guesses. That requires a lot of patient effort, for our modern attention-deficit-by-default sensibilites.
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And of course the API side of logging, i.e. OSLog, is still unusable if you have exotic needs like, I dunno, sending the logs somewhere where you, the developer, might take a look at them. Feels like having sessions telling us about improvements to logging without solving that one first is a bit pointless.
The reason for this "misappropriation" is that REST is not actually good. It never was good. You can tell if a standard is bad when the actual implementations refuse to implement significant parts of it. Had it been good, it could've been implemented as intended it would have worked and solved actual problems.

Instead, only a few ideas from REST that appeared useful were adopted and made their way into real-world APIs that actually solved problems. Most of these ideas are not actually net benefits and cause extra issues, but they look nice on the surface, people built around them, and so they stuck.

The more attempts are made at implementing the more useless parts of REST (like HATEOAS), the worse an API becomes to use.

So please, do less REST, not more. If possible, ship a library for your API for the major languages and don't leak any of the REST bullshit into it.
Generally, I would also recommend using pymoo [1] if you have multi-objective optimization problems. They also have an implementation of Non-dominated Sorting [2], which should serve the same purpose.

[1]: https://pymoo.org/

[2]: https://github.com/msu-coinlab/pymoo/blob/master/pymoo/util/...
How is that better? You have to have already opened the directory where you want to save the file, or do it manually when you want to save instead of the application doing it automatically for you.
Hilariously, Microsoft production servers are also set to the MSN default homepage, even though most forests are firewalled off from the entire internet.

So the homepage doesn't even load.
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Epic does not want to be a major store. They want to be the only store.

That is why they have been forcing exclusivity. That is the point: they are anticompetitive.
No, Russian doctrine is to occupy neighboring countries to fight outside their own borders.

Just because they're afraid of having their "backs-to-the-wall" doesn't mean their doctrine is legitimate.
Logging on macOS is extremely lightweight (lots of fancy stuff, much of which I don’t understand, there’s some in-memory stuff to prevent disk writes, settings stored in the commpage) if you don’t actually look at what comes out the other end, so there’s a bias towards “log a bunch and pick it out of a sysdiagnose”. You’re supposed to filter on stuff except Console is not very good at that.
Do you have a source for that or can you elaborate?

Since the delivery time is so long, I’d expect the parcel gets shipped with multiple others.

The only items that get shipped are the ones that have been actually bought, which sounds efficient.

Of course there are negative aspects too and I wouldn’t know if the overall outcome is positive or negative, when compared to buying a product from Amazon.

Again, a link or more details would be very helpful.
> Why is continuous growth even a goal?

Because there are more people who'd like their children to live a better life than them; than who'd like the opposite.

And while some of that will be intangible things like good friends and a feeling of community, some of it will be things like education, dental services, high speed internet, and working fewer hours - things that cost money.

A politician who can promise growth can promise a better life for rich and poor alike. That's a much easier message to sell than a zero-sum policy.
The friction of having another store has a cost. I still got my copy of Borderlands 3 on Steam sale, I didn't even know it was initially an Epic exclusive. I think I'm not alone.
You blew it in the second paragraph. Russia is not a very active aggressor these days because it was successfully contained by the west, not by choice.
If you change the section border-style to dotted and overall font-family to sans-serif your website basically becomes https://www.bloomberg.com :)

Also for large device widths margins of something like 20% makes it more readable. Visit somethings like https://www.nytimes.com and compare how much narrower the content is.
There are no new m68k CPUs so you don’t have to make compromises between supposing new hardware and legacy one - there is only legacy hardware and the platform will not change anymore.
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It's not clear what 'conversion' is referring to here. Do you mean the communication is using a decimal representation (like JSON)?
There is a serious problem with the constant lies coming out about the Uighurs. Cut up for organs is one that comes to mind.

So it is hard to see here what is actually going on around birth control in a country that for so long had a one child policy for everyone.

That said this issue dwarfs so many others, like BLM for instance, but the Uighurs gets close to no air time.

This is an ok Twitter feed with citizen investigations using satellite images

https://twitter.com/Nrg8000
It feels like lisp - neat, maybe has pedagogical value, does not really solve any hard problems and usually not worth the overhead. Yet I still want to like it.
Re seeking: instead of pipes one could probably use youtube-dl to dump the url and use a fuse filesystem to mount the url as a seekable file (it is typically implemented as range requests). I found httpfs2 [1] in the Debian repositories [2].

[1] https://sourceforge.net/projects/httpfs/
[2] https://packages.debian.org/sid/httpfs2
That depends on the reasons behind why the birth rate is below the replacement rate. If it's because potential parents feel financial or other insecurity that causes them to not have children, or have fewer than they want, then sure, that's an actual problem that needs to be addressed.

But if the reason is that people just don't feel like having 2 or more children, well, that should be up to them, no?
Failing side projects aren’t complete failures; just think of them as exercises and learning new things.

Getting it done is just a (great) side effect.
He's managed to keep sole control of Russia for 20 years, and probably made himself one of the wealthiest people in the world, so he's definitely playing fiddle for a lot of people
There must be an package where you can give url and emacs will display the article in org-mode format. Even better would be a package for reading hacker-news, surely there must be one.

EDIT:
In fact there is a package called hackernews. You can open links inside emacs using text-based browser. No readability issues there.
Putin is dangerous because he realised that in the Internet age, you can do incredible damage to a country with social media messaging, hacking, and bribery.

The US has been using the media like this for decades, but it's always been considered a side game. Russia has made it a primary mode of attack - partly because it's vastly cheaper and more effective than spending extreme sums of money on super-weapons.

So we know that Putin has been financing the subversion of social democracy and the promotion of far-right nationalist narratives in the US and the EU through a combination of direct funding, social media troll farming, and straightforward financially advantageous diplomacy - and possibly also direct election hacking, although so far that's been harder to prove.

The UK has been almost destroyed by this. It's a shell of the country it was when the century started, and the poison of Brexit hasn't even worked its way fully through the system yet.
I expect I'll get the usual downvotes for posting this out, but the downvoters might want to address the points made here before they waste their time on that:

https://www.newlawjournal.co.uk/content/is-brexit-a-russia-b...

There's much more detail about this in a book which is being released soon.
Not loading is surely preferable.
> invading ukraine

Ukraine is currently having a civil war, they ousted their president before their legal election, and a huge chunk of the population highly disagreed with doing that, so much so to take up arms and begin a civil war.

The Crimean populi voted to get out of that mess. They were lucky that there were Russian forces there strategically and historically stationed.

Perhaps if Ukraine straightens out it's crap, there will be opportunity for that same island to vote again, and rejoin Ukraine.

Look at the economy in Ukraine now. It's worse than most African countries, which is pathetic for a country with so many educated people, and so much infrastructure.

Say what you will, but Crimea caught a lucky break and I wouldn't blame a single one of those people for voting that day to join Russia and keep the peace and day to day life.
Well, define winning. Here the looser side(s) still exists not only as a nation, but also as flourishing economy, human rights, democracy, welfare etc. Russia has only the yearly parades.
I usually write my progress and “what’s next” in the issue. Not saying it’s better or worse
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I've found that quite simply writing about a side project can be enough to help "finish" it. There's something almost cathartic about the process of writing up and publishing. It isn't about other people reading what you have written, and personally I don't mind if no-one else does actually read it. Rather, it is about gathering your thoughts on your objectives and how it has turned out, documenting it so it is left in a state where it would be a lot easier to pick up at a later date, and that sense of finality or closure (it means that, if nothing else, I at least got it complete enough to write about and also completed the writeup).
At some point I question why people want to have children if their idea of "raising a child" is shipping them off as early as possible to have someone else raise them. Sure, situations vary, but it feel like these sorts of incentives eventually encourage parents not to parent.
Of course it gets shipped with others, and if delivery takes weeks or months, it probably gets shipped fairly efficiently by sea. But it still gets shipped over a long distance. I'd rather see more local products and less intercontinental shipment except in cases where it's unavoidable.

Besides, a lot of products on AliExpress don't actually meet western safety standards. They're not allowed to be imported and sold here, but you can buy them abroad and ship them to a private customer. But they still won't meet our standards.
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The answer is pretty simple. The damage caused by externalities is not born by the producer so there is no incentive to stop causing damage. Once you create the incentive everything will work itself out without government intervention. That's the beauty of the free market.

However, the reality is that people like the current situation and prefer government intervention in favor of carbon emitters. This unfortunately leads to situations where subsidies to e.g. coal based electricity generation have to be matched by subsidies to zero carbon electricity generation just to have any impact at all.

Alternative technologies already exist but there is no reason to use them because conventional technologies are blessed by the government. Of course you can forcibly pump money into them and eventually get the result you desire but only at a higher cost.

In Germany people absolutely disliked the idea of a revenue neutral carbon tax where every tax payer would receive a share of the collected tax back at the end of the year. Instead the government introduced a minimum price on CO2 certificates which is basically the same thing except it is not revenue neutral but hey at least it's not a "tax" so the uneducated mob won't come after you. People think they understand taxes but when you show them something "complicated" like a cap and trade system they suddenly don't understand a single thing.
Try something like C where changes come very rarely. Avoid going to Flutter or Dart!
Offshoring is a clearly better alternative than abuse of H1B, it clearly benefits poor countries. Still there must be set some caps on offshoring, to prevent loss of technological superiority.
Russia has been more sinned against than sinning. Gorbachev was lied to and manipulated with assurances of a "Marshall -like plan" to get him to dissolve the Soviet Union. During the Yeltsin years the West literally had advisors dictating every aspect of the Political, Economic and Monetary recovery plans in the newly formed countries. Belarus, Ukraine and Kazakhstan were persuaded to give up their nukes in exchange for economic/monetary help. The result? They have been made irrelevant on the world stage and nobody cares about them anymore. Luckily Russia escaped worse fate and is now hitting back. Since then the entire Western media has been whipping up Russo-phobia everywhere.
>Both companies are getting the same service in America, but the foreign companies get it much more cheaply.

The fact that you have to explicitly point this out to derriz ...
That's the case on Windows as well, since Windows 98 I think.
With the enormous amount of stuff people order from AliExpress, it seems unreasonable that all of it gets shipped via excess capacity.
As nice as GA is, I can’t see how it would help with the problem mentioned in the article, namely dealing with floating point approximation.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biodynamic_agriculture#Recepti...

All research papers linked show that biodynamic agriculture is similar to alchemy.

Do you have scientific sources that show any advantages of biodynamic agriculture over regular biological agriculture?
Shitty cash hungry monopoly like OpenStreetMap? I’m ready to bet Google Maps dying could lead to a huge interest in improving OSM instead of the opposite today.

Also email is an interoperable standard so I don’t see a monopoly coming soon, it’s not AOL era anymore.

Before monopolies there is competition, and if monopolies come then break them. It’s not like it never happened before and “these times it’s different”.

Edit: I have nothing against Google but it’s not a charity, if some of their services are now essential and are not adequately provided by private entities then it simple it’s a public service. What would you say if Google was starting a service to give free food? I’m not it’s the big Corp displacing government dystopia future I want.
Very smart integration layer with Rhino and Android components factory API ! Although i would love to see if ES7/8 features are also make their way.... may be GraalJS can help ... not sure about this.

Looking at the API it supports i think for the most apps i use on daily basis can be prototyped without the bulky Android Studio.

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wiki: "The statue was dedicated on October 28, 1886."

A very different time in every aspect of life.

All those who were alive then are now dead.
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Remember the joy of finding random videos rather than algorithmic clickbait? That's what Swell is aiming to do.

It's all "curated" by humans and aims to have no tracking and let you see things that algorithms wouldn't suggest to you.

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If you are interested in vending machines but are up for lighter fantasy there is a light novel called: "Reborn as a Vending Machine, I Now Wander the Dungeon"

It has lot's of weird vending machines woven into it's plot. As an LN of the from the "being reborn in another world" genre (Yes that is a thing) it sadly couldn't do without some suggestive scenes but you skip those.
Personally one of the highest motivators to finish a side project is not doing it alone. My mindset automatically changes from focusing on perfection, to focus on it being viable. It's launched, there's a defined plan to make it work long term. Guess I'm ok with failure if it only affects me (also because it's never a failure, it's training, it's fun...), not if it affects others.
Total control is arguable, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2020_Russian_constitutional_re... suggests that he may be attempting to circumvent the legislature.
Try taking down an American statue right now, and enjoy your mandatory sentence. Enjoy your bases.
Putin had plan to make himself and his friends richest people in the world. According to this plan, Gazprom must be valuated at $1T at the end of 2016[0].

[0]: https://politua.org/ekonomika/30270-gazprom-ostanavlivaemyj/
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It's hard to enforce any kind of IP protection in China. Some years ago I worked for a company that outsourced some PCB layout and manufacturing to a reputed company in China. A few months into production we were made aware of similar devices with identical error codes and messages being sold locally. We had no luck prosecuting it.

Their IP system is strange in that you can file a patent in China even if there is prior art and is being used elsewhere in the world. This means you see interesting incidents - a patent we filed some years ago with apparently little to zero commercial value suddenly popped up in China, filed by some company from Shenzhen. It was apparently a word for word copy of what we had filed, and the diagrams were identical too.

Though there are tall claims about how IP protection has "improved" in China, they have a long way to go and a lot of broken trust to rebuild.
To me, still the best UI/UX OS experience. That menu organization is just perfect. Everything is crystal clear about what is selected or not. No idea why the OS moved from this layout.
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Personally I feel it's completely understandable. Microsoft has huge market power. It's hard to abandon software you are locked in.

More importantly people who suffer from to those interfaces are not in position of power to make switch operating systems. Forcing them to eat what MS feeds them seems like good way to experiment. If experiment fails, you don't have to hurry and repair it.
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> They did a terrible job from the rise of the proletariat

They did a terrible job even before that, with "The Great Game" and all that. In fact, it was so bad even their own people had had enough.