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> I've heard people say this, but i don't see why it would be true. Is there reasoning behind this, or does it just feel smart?

If a senior engineer, at no part of the process, asks questions about the company, I would question that. To be clear, my experience is exclusively startups, but everyone I know would be very discerning about where they're going to be working for the next x years (x ≥ 2) and that's a long time with great opportunity cost. I'd be using every part of the interview that I can to extract information about how the company is run, who makes what decisions, and how long it takes to get a trivial feature out (mean-time-to-copy-change haha).

If they don't ask, then they either already know (which can only mean they're familiar with someone on the inside or someone who left on good terms, both of which are worth mentioning) or they don't know at all and don't care.
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Were people really living in the city for the recreation? I always thought most people either lived in the urban core for work, or because they're from the urban core and used to it.

But then again, I suppose I'm biased by living in Boston, which... kinda hates fun and wants to make sure you go home early.
I just saw a billboard for it on a 45mph stretch through a medium sized city.
My favorite is https://www.11ty.dev/ - not the first time I've seen it but good to be reminded of it!

Here's the twitter thread about their logo: https://twitter.com/jameswillweb/status/999052022497316865
No, demand is just lower because companies have everyone working remote for the time-being, and so for a lot of people it doesn't make sense to live in the city and pay SF rent while just sitting at home.

Instead, people are just moving to lower cost-of-living cities and working from there, so there's less demand for apartments and landlords have to lower prices to compensate.
I think that's outdated information. ToS violations aren't prosecutable under CFAA since April.[1]

1. https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2020/04/federal-judge-rules-it...
At least in my jurisdiction the free months are averaged in to the rent control so in the second year the rent will actually decrease.
A lot of apartment buildings are owned by real estate developers and private equity firms. It's not always one dude that owns a ton of buildings.
>Any similar incident in NYC?

Yes

https://theintercept.com/2019/08/30/nypd-anna-chambers-rape-...
You don't seem to understand the California Jungle/Blanket primary system... All candidates from any/all parties run against each other in the primary, and the top two are the contenders for the general election. Recently this has led to two Democrats always being facing each other in the general election.

In her 2018 race, Feinstein faced another Democrat, who lost by 10 points in the general with Feinstein winning the vast majority of the vote in densely populated areas: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2018_United_States_Senate_elec...
Exactly, I tried using Omega Onion’s but it turns out you can really only use their version of Linux. They claim support for booting from an SD card, but not really. The Chinese based Orange/Nano’s use Allwinner soc’s and the mainstream Linux support for those have gotten better, but nowhere near the pi’s.

Though must say TI AM3* boards (beagle’s) have good mainline Linux support and they appear to do all their work on public got repos. Now the iMX* boards seem nice but I haven’t really found a maker board variant.
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Uhaul allows pickup via app now. Not as smooth as Zipcar, but it does work. The added $1/mile adds up super quick though, and seems antiquated compared to all other types of car rental.
Just imagine having to take your hands off the home row to move the mouse pointer. Just imagine it.

I switched to the Trackpoint many years ago. Only thing it's not great for is 3D shooters.
Then all you have to do is specify the specific version you want in your package.json, rather than a semver range, and you'll never get a version you haven't explicitly approved.
I'm moving out of my place at the end of July. Gonna do some short-term sublets for a few months, then move in with some friends coming up from South Bay. We've been checking Craigslist daily for weeks now and it's very exciting to see how prices have come down. We're at a point right now where we're holding out on getting a place since we expect prices to continue to drop.
Are you suggesting cancelers are commiting crimes?

Ultimately what you're trying to say, it appears, is that people who are choosing to speak out about injustice are bad actors because other people choose to listen to them.

The injustice!
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For anyone else having trouble accessing the page.
Does "select a president [senator, etc] uniformly at random from the voting population" count as a voting system? I feel like that's about the only way to fix things at this point.

(I'm partial to approval voting (vote "yes" or "no" for each cantidate separately and if the winner doesn't have at least 50% "yes", the office is vacant until the next election), but I suspect the party line would immediately become "you're a traitor if you approve anyone but the Party's candidate".)
Nope they lapsed bec trump was upset that they were illegally used against him and he didn’t want anyone else to suffer the same fate.
I was mainly referring to restaurants. But yes, if a retailer has no niche then amazon wins.
I had a small fun 2-seater (with very good gas mileage) car in addition to my SUV for many years. Donated it last year.

It sort of made sense (or I could at least convince myself it did) when I had a 30-45 minute commute every day. But once I stopped commuting and started traveling a lot, the insurance, registration, state inspection--plus the fact that it meant I really needed to optimize storage in my garage in the winter--it increasingly didn't make sense for the modest number of miles I drove it. Plus it was 20 years old and I didn't really trust it on longer trips.
> This would be equivalent to a town with no locks on the front doors, or where the sheriff has a copy of every door key (just in case he has to search the house).

To be accurate though that's not exactly true. The sheriff doesn't even need a key to enter your house, he can get a warrant and bust your door down.

This is a town where your house is indestructible and un-enterable without a key.
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Heh marketing people and data brokers are MAD about Sign In With Apple.
Sure, if they own outright, rather than having borrowed money to buy the apartment complexes, and if they don't have to pay maintenance, insurance, landscaping, and so on.

It's not just free money. They're making money, sure, but considerably less than your calculation.
Try it (or swap caps and control for day, to make sure you don't accidentally "cheat"). On most keyboards reaching the control key is very unergonomic compared to the capslock key. I wonder how many cases of RSI could be avoided by this simple tweak alone.
Here let me use your own argument and just replace upper and lower caste with caste based reservations instead of upper caste management in private organizations. This is what I get:

"This is 2020, we are still talking about caste based reservations suppressing upper castes in India. If there has been 70+ years of equality driving measures taken, then this news shouldn't be there. I hope you understand how authority works in India, the lower caste is already in decision making positions now that the caste based reservation has been around for 70 years, i very well know how it happened. I am not supporting upper caste dominance in private sector, but there is always a benefit of doubt thats for the suppressed ones."

You see how easily I can make the same point for upper castes? How can you justify 50% reservation for lower castes for 70+ years? You can't. You can't even say that there is underrepresentation in our Parliament because there is adequate representation. We have reserved constituencies in which only lower castes can participate. They can participate in the unreserved constituencies too. Heck even the remaining 50% unreserved seats can be contested by lower castes by just choosing to not use their caste certificates. There are so many Adivasi parties and political organizations. There isn't even one for Brahmins. I am not saying this is bad. I am saying that this is the progress we have already achieved in 70+ years. We have a stringent SC/ST act which will jail people without prima facie evidence. Are you not bothered about the Fundamental Rights to Equality as promised under the Constitution of India? If everyone is equal then why this special treatment for 70+ years? I can understand one needs uplifting and for that a reasonable amount of time is required. But 70+ years? That is not justifiable by any means.

Just to put it in perspective: Our Honorable Prime Minister of India is from OBC (Other Backward Class). Our Honorable President of India is a Dalit. So no, our Country has progressed a lot and lower castes are actually holding positions of power more so than ever before. Exceptions cannot become the norm. But has the system become obsolete now? I believe it has! You can't keep the system going on and on for a few exceptional cases. Then it can have negative consequences down the road! The system has to evolve and meet challenges that we are all facing currently and not keep harking back to the past. Ultimately Caste System needs to be rooted out of our country. We can't do that if we keep the reservation system in the present state! We need to change it to income based reservation so that once you have obtained it and gotten a leg up you don't utilize that system anymore and let others who really need it take its benefits.
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It's difficult to gauge whether or not there's a sarcastic undertone in your reply. Regardless of that being there, I'd say your active and quite intense engagement on this (arguably very predictable) matter isn't very flattering. Maybe also not in the eyes of a potential employer, so something to consider :)
When building container images, yes. However in heroku I'm not sure how to do this without custom buildpacks (e.g. https://elements.heroku.com/buildpacks/istrategylabs/heroku-...). Custom buildpacks reduce the value add of heroku for my small team.

Ultimately my solution will likely be build the assets in CI and deliver via CDN or check into the repo on some release branch.

Edit: I intentionally omitted the gem sizes as that was a prior cost of using rails
Just to be clear, currently demand falls is addressing both global warming and housing prices. But demand is a terrible way to fix things because it means a lot of human suffering at the same time. So yes, taking away everyones money is one way of solving expensive rents, but not the ideal way.
HC should ban fucking fascist like you!
Something to keep in mind is that once you own a few rentals, it's easy to pull equity out for a down payment on another rental, and buy the rest with a loan. Leveraging is easy when there you are buying physical assets that retain value.

In other words, even if you own 10 rentals, you are probably wealthy, but the bank my still own a majority % of those assets.
I was thinking more of the "It is time to piss on their heads" part.
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Definitely! I moved to Chicago specifically to work remotely and enjoy the restaurants, art, parks, etc. It may be a generational difference but many of my peers have done the same.
Interesting.

> To enable full current, 0x74 request must be issued by Tristar and processed by HiFive. For SecureROM/iBoot that's enough

I wonder if that means, in a pinch, you could turn off the device to use an uncertified charger that iOS would block.
Opt-in means the default is without JS and you can enable it if you want. As shown in the gist, the situation is actually that by default all the JS is installed and you have to explicitly opt-out to prevent it from being installed.
CVE-2020-11996 Apache Tomcat HTTP/2 Denial of Service
No. That's what it used to be in the old days, but not anymore.

I've been away from rails for a couple of years and recently came back to build a side project. The latest rails version shoves all kinds of JS stuff down your throat, you have to literally opt out.

The whole point of rails is "convention over configuration", and they have adopted the bloated NPM + Webpack ecosystem as their "convention".
Oh, I got rid of it years ago. Thanks though. Eventually a big-name mathematician (who some years later won a Fields medal) waded into the discussion and sided with me. I used my real name in that discussion so I won't give more detail than that :)
Speaking of Tree House, I think we're seeing a shift where the East Coast is now the dominate force in the craft brewing scene. I've lived on both coasts multiple time and typically would always vouch for West coast beers dominating for a long time, but the stuff coming out of NE and NYC these days is amazing.

Even more shocking to me is what happened to ciders. Even with Seattle/WA ciders, which used to be far better than east coast stuff, taste like soda by comparison. There are a ton of incredible ciders on the east coast that are much drier, more nuanced and drinkable than current West Coast ciders. East coast ciders are a nice happy space between a sparkling wine and a beer. Honestly disappointed that the west coast has remained relatively stagnant recently.
> No, but there's a huge excluded middle between the level of abuse with easy E2E encryption and no abuse.

call me old fashioned but every time I look at porn (which is very rare these days) I am disgusted by the meta-data that is added to these videos. It shows that people love to click on videos that read "stepdad and stepdaughter ..." and similar taglines. America has a problem with the whole "call me daddy" fetish. I never understood what this is about. It's deeply pedophelic imho and it's the main reason why I hate porn. It looks like it's hard to find videos where some form of domination (rough sex) isn't part of it. the way women are treated is IMO the gateway which normalizes violence first against women (even pretend rape is a genre here pushed by pornhub & co). why do people get off on this and why do porn companies get away with it ?? <- my opinion is to start the crackdown on this type of messaging here and before even cracking down have a discussion about wtf is wrong with people? why do they have to strangle each other during sex?

> Facebook has been around for 15 years now without E2E encryption. I have not noticed lives being destroyed but perhaps you can share examples?

the problem with FB is mostly that it many countries FB _is_ the Internet. Myanmar (the Rohinga's) would be a fitting example. Also the Philipines where the Duarte government is currently using it on their brutal war on drugs. If there would be justice Zuck and anyone working at FB would be rotting in jail even before we discuss pedophelia. thousands in the Philipines have been killed thanks to Duarte's messaging. FB literally kills and gets away with it.

FB agreeing to develop 0days to crack down on a few cases doesn't make them the good guys. I believe the world would be better off if FB wouldn't exist at all.

Vice is also known to push a pro-cop pro-LE agenda. I stopped watching their videos and reading their content when they showed how cannabis production in Albania hurts Europe (wtf) ... they are a pro-cop & ultra-conservative outlet. Screw vice and screw cops.

> I can't cite any numbers, but it seems the majority of convictions I've read have some variation of evidence being found on phones,

I know security companies love to cite their work with law-enforcement and how they help fight crime. when I had an interview with the biggest Swiss security company few years ago they bragged about their work with Interpol and how they help fight the bad guys. But nobody ever mentions that the software companies like NSO, Gamma, HackingTeam makes doesn't just allow LS to compromise phones (people assume it's read-only) when reality is the features are always read-write. Putting things on these devices is possible because from an engineering pov why would you limit a feature and not allow write access ... I know enough cops who brag about how they abuse their power . So why would I trust them not to plant shit on these phones (especially when they're convinced that they're dealing with a bad guy).
It's also 99% server-side preprocessors. Only a single package in that list (lodash) is something that could be actually loaded via browser, and even that would only be a small percentage of the full package size. It's also not required for a new rails project, it's simply a convenience workflow that integrates many of the tools used in modern best practices.
I certainly do not mean to cause offense to LGBT people, in fact I am one of them!

I don't see how having a CLI tool that prints our flags insensitive tho.
NYC is open 24 hours a day.

Miami closes at around 2AM (generally).

It's night and day.
San Francisco has great restaurants and food, and I'd argue that "from the urban core and used to it" basically just means "I enjoy having these amenities like nice restaurants to go to".
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I wonder what long term effects there will be with having more remote workers? There are many positive side effects such as more time now that people dont have to commute, cleaner air, happier individuals, fewer automobiles on the road.

But, at the same time, will there be more urban sprawl? More alcoholism since its easier to drink at home? More loneliness or feeling less connected to your coworkers?

It'll be interesting to see how things play out. Maybe there's only a small temporary change and things go back to the way they were once this is all forgotten.
Generally we use it to manipulate JSON configuration files. So often we'll have a single Config file across many microservices. We just use the same config for simplicity. Then we deploy many different services that have access to that same config. Some of the docker containers know how to natively access the config file. Others, things were we might be running one-off jobs especially, are often built from outside software that has no idea how to read our config file. Instead of programming a harness around it, we just typically use jq to read the config elements we need and save them as variables in a script. Then we can pass those variables as needed to whatever command line arguments.

Now, admittedly anywhere we have Node available, it pretty much negates a lot of it. But even with node, it's sometimes easier to just throw in a couple jq calls to extract data.
As someone who uses an alternative browser… I kinda doubt it. As a group we wouldn’t even move the analytics needle let alone revenue.
I live in the Bay Area and this has not been my experience. Looking at Craigslist and Zillow the rents are stable. Perhaps the rate of increase has slowed down slightly. That is all.
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