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My main email address is <myreallastname>@gmail.com. My surname is not a very common one, yet I still experience many of the side effects described here. I've had this account since the first day Gmail was available to the public, April 1st 2004—I was invited by a friend who worked for Google at the time.

Back then, I never considered this address an "OG" address, but then around 2012 I noticed something funny. I volunteered to do some charity work and everyone was asked to sign in to a log book and write down their email address with a pen. Several people who worked for this charity said to me "How did you get that email address?" and seemed to think it was unusual that I had a Gmail address that was simply my last name. When I asked them what their email address was, they'd say something like "fluffybunny32428@hotmail.com" or something like that. Hard to believe people use those kinds of addresses for official business and applying for jobs, but they do.

My name is also very English. So when I get missent email, almost everybody using my address is from the UK, Canada, Australia, or NZ.
The same applies to abstract class / trait with a default implementation. The compiler would also silently accept if after adding a new behavior you forget to update the implementations which need a customized version of that behavior.

Also in the case described in the post, somehow the compiler didn't optimize the polymorphic case despite being able to see all implementations. I guess separate compilation of units makes the closed-world appear like an open-world to the compiler.
My view is that the category error is inevitable, for we still do not have a clear idea of what each of those categories really mean. In this case, what does it even mean to be creative? If there is no consensus yet on an objective definition for creativity, then what stops us from including tacit knowledge as part of creativity?

William Morris, one of the father of modern day design and a medievalist despised industrialization, but considered sincere imitation to be authentic. If we consider authenticity to be an essential characteristic of being creative, can you call imitation a creative endeavor?
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Yes, that's the whole point, but it's completely broken. I've certainly made the same mistake. :D
5G is primarily targeted at IoT. New applications yes, but those applications won't necessarily be for phones.

Unless bandwidth prices for 5G get dramatically lower than 4G (unlikely, because I don't see mobile operators discriminating subscriptions like that), then 5G won't have much of an impact on phone owners.
There's a huge difference between refusing to cooperate and sanctioning indviduals.
The latter is a fear tactic move. Mafia style.
The inner goroutine cannot return because it blocks at found<-P, because found is not buffered and there is no reader.

This would work if the consumer was started in a goroutine first.
What's the point of sim cards anyways? I'm not sure why it's needed when things can be done over software. It feels like an antiquated piece of technology. Like just use the phone identifier or something, and map it to a digital sim.
>and if they aren't why would they exist at all?

Reminds me of Lisa simpsons rock which protects against tigers.
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The problem is who(s) is the one sending message. Putin or someone who doesn't like Putin sitting on his office.
Fair enough. A lot of these features actually just aim to engage these people and are not straightforwardly informing them of their attractiveness to the market, because that makes money apparently. I agree that it's unrelated and even perhaps unnecessary.
Someone used my email to sign up for Instagram ~10 years ago or so. I never got a mail or any kind of verification, so I didn't know. Only found out when I tried to sign up myself a few years ago, and "the address is already in use". So I took forgot password, and got the email. I tried to get support to move the other account so I could create my own, but they never responded. Luckily the account linked to my mail had like 3 pictures and 5 followers, so not to big a loss when I deleted it and created my own.

I also got signed up for some kind of dating service I cannot remember the name of (before Tinder etc), and after being getting some weird messages in my inbox I felt I had to delete his profile. Sorry about the matches you lost.

Given the nickname he's been using on some sites when signing up, I managed to track down his real email some time ago. Basically mine + a number. Asked him to stop using my mail, and what services he wanted we should try to move to him before me closing them. All I got in reply was something along "why are you in my inbox".
You have it the wrong way round. International cooperation is based on US power, in particular US nukes, US air and naval superiority, US protection of Europe and US financing of European defence (NATO), US protection of international trade routes ...
I'm going to give an unpopular view here because I think we need to look at actual facts and laws instead of emotions.

Buried right at the bottom of the article: "the US is not a party to the international tribunal".

Now, you can say they should be. But they're not. So if you look at it from a purely impartial and dispassionate standpoint, the court shouldn't get any special treatment - and the US would be entitled to take such actions against any other foreign group that set itself up and issued threats. It's like me setting up my own private court and then coming to arrest you.

The fact that most other countries are part of it may make a moral case for the US to join but not a legal one, which means that, again looking dispassionately, the US is entitled to do this.
I really like Fred (ferd) Hebert's take on erlang and concurrency and distribution problems (Earlier in the book he points out how concurrency and distribution are a similar type of problem).

https://learnyousomeerlang.com/distribunomicon

> distributed programming is like being left alone in the dark, with monsters everywhere. It's scary, you don't know what to do or what's coming at you. Bad news: distributed Erlang is still leaving you alone in the dark to fight the scary monsters. It won't do any of that kind of hard work for you. Good news: instead of being alone with nothing but pocket change and a poor sense of aim to kill the monsters, Erlang gives you a flashlight, a machete, and a pretty kick-ass mustache to feel more confident

> This is the standard 'tools, not solutions' approach seen before in OTP; you rarely get full-blown software and applications, but you get many components to build systems with. You'll have tools that tell you when parts of the system go up or down, tools to do a bunch of stuff over the network, but hardly any silver bullet that takes care of fixing things for you.

As for the weird syntax, I use Elixir (https://elixir-lang.org/) on the daily and its pretty great. See here for a different write up I did https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24173635
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> I don't see modern application of C outside embedded,

C is one of the most popular languages for high-performance code. Most famous example would be the Linux kernel but literally anything that needs the best optimizations possible eventually comes down to C.
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We passed the revolutionary phase of phone development years ago, each yearly release is a slight evolution on the previous one.

But what us bleeding edge geeks tend to forget is that the releases aren't really aimed at the people who buy a new phone every year.

To the user whose phone went into EOL because of the new release, the 5 year jump in features is HUGE.
What _is_ IoT in the first place?
If it's a file less than 10 GB I will use my own website: https://pixeldrain.com. For things slightly larger I will split it up using 7zip and use pixeldrain too.

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Before decimilization, the minimum increment was 1/16th, not 25 cents or 1/4th.
Data structures fit OO extremely well because of OO's ability to encapsulate state and how it can use inheritance to make different implementations of data structures interchangeable (hash-based maps vs sorted, tree-based maps).
Pretty dirty solution, but:

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Good business (if we define good as synonym of revenue) has nothing to do with ethics, whether we like it or not.

Most companies are "unethical" and do use those laws, even if they are successful to convince you otherwise.
Are we ready to drop the “A” from (AI) Artificial Intelligence?
I have used linux's rsync to send up to 100GiB at a time if the connection is reasonably stable. There are a couple challenges with this method: 1) the way it resumes takes a while to recheck the file before staring again; the larger the file, the longer this takes 2) you need to know a bit about writing a simple script to loop the rsync until the transfer is completed.
This roughly detects data races, not all race conditions.
Hey could you please stop posting flamebait and unsubstantive comments? We're trying to be somewhat different than that here, with the crazy idea of staving off internet heat death for as long as possible. Like any other entropy-defying strategy that takes a lot of energy.

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The US used to be part of the international tribunal until they lost a case on warcrime, instead of paying reparations they signed out and left chat.
I have been looking for the same thing. I want to connect my 2 laptops to the same dell monitor via one usb-c port, charge them, use the mouse and keyboard attached to the monitor. Now I have to move the usb-c cable from one laptop to the other, which already started to leave a mark on the port enclosure.
Isn’t that a breach of US anti-boycott law, that Github as a US based company has to enforce?
And there's zero chance of systemic/legal changes without the voting public making it clear (by their individual actions and choices) that it matters to them.

Sea Shepherd, for example, are crazy far-end-of-the-bell-curve outliers. In my mind they're one of the ecological equivalents of RMS. Actions and choices that go way beyond what most people would consider sensible or necessary, but who're critically important for the movements they represent, because the "other side" has much worse and many more outliers in the "wrong direction". Without the work RMS has done over decades and the example he's set - flawed as he is - we could not have open source in the position it is today.

Sea Shepherd lobbing jars putrecene onto the decks of Japanese whaling "research" ships in the middle of the ocean is insane. But seeing suburban moms wearing Sea Shepherd tshirts in shopping malls and parks and political protests has without doubt made political candidates think differently.
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I have no idea what you are saying?

Having friends in an industry is hard work, so it a meritocracy, it is well earned to have made contacts that will help you.

In this article it's perhaps family, but a family that supports their childrens career in a blue collar job like policing, in a meritocracy, also deserve the reward.

In policing perhaps it's illegal or should be illegal. But it's still a meritocracy.
The problem is any contemporaneous litigation on any of these programs is always thwarted with ‘endangering ongoing investigations’ excuses.
It would be very helpful if there was a follow up post to confirm whether in this specific case the insinuations were justified
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It is not bad, it is annoying. People these days don't read a new thing and try to express the issue in it, they HAVE to relate it to something they saw or read.

I had written a scifi short story and people told me "Oh yeah it was predictable, very much like the movie X"

Sure harry potter too was predictable, Harry was going to win and Voldemort was going to die, but the same peop don't say that to HP!

There is a social contract, an implicit one to praise famous books. A person I knew got mad at me for pointing out obvious flaws in HP like why don't they use time turners more before they're broken during Order of Phoenix or a somewhat gray area

Elder wand is the most powerful, Dumbledore had all 3 deathly hallows at a point in time and despite being a master of death, he didn't kill voldemort.

The last one is a bit vague yes, but instead of discussing with me and saying "maybe Voldemort hid from Dumbledore for that reason" this person went like "you are posting this to get attention"

There was another idiot who kept on bugging me that I don't write good English, I think in my mother tongue and translate it to English

And this moron didn't even know common idiom I had used was also a common idiom word-to-word in English as well

He kept on insisting me to think in English. I studied in a convent school so I know how to not think-translate mother tongue into English

As a novelist who was trying to write for the first time, the man was toxic, as were almost all morons I met on the site. They didn't encourage, didn't have any single constructive criticism, "oh you don't know x y"
On historical sanctions: If france had not been able to bust the british blockade[1], the US would not have become independent[2] in 1783.

[1] As a naval power, the british were also fond of economic sanctions.

[2] which would not necessarily have been a bad thing: a british North America would have ended slavery sooner with much less bloodshed.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zZzDP-vQXao&t=3195
A few years ago we had fun with the AMD HD 6950 graphics card. From what I remember, it was more popular than the higher specced 6970, so they simply detuned 6970s by deactivating shaders. Tools were then published by enthusiasts to enable those shaders and some manufacturers even added features to help you do it (mine had a little switch to reset the firmware if you screwed it up).

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You think Go has a bigger hype machine than Haskell and Erlang? The number of blog posts that have been written about how great Erlang is is comparable in total size to the amount of Erlang code that exists.
I'm not sure I agree. Sanctioning individuals is a pretty common tactic on the international stage.
In which specific case?

Edit: I've now had a chance to examine this data. It turns out that the IP ranges in that list are so broad as to cover more than 50% of the posts on HN.
> The "problem" in each case is that you have to modify code in a bunch of different places instead of one place.

And by extension, different places include ones you don't own, and therefore can't change. For example, say you have an interface in your library that consumers of that library implement. If you want to add an operation to that interface, all consumers of your library, ones you don't even know about, have to support that operation.

But, if you want to add a new interface, consumers only have to implement that interface if they want to use functionality based around that new interface.

(And of course, the same applies in the opposite direction if you're using an operation-first approach.)
Actually, it's merely a prerogative granted via holding the role of the Chief Executive. You get discretion to enforce or grant amnesty etc, because it's your job to set the priorities.

The pardon power, however, was never traditionally treated lightly, as it's use practically guaranteed you'd be right ticking off a potentially very large swathe of the populace by upsetting the smooth operation of the other branches. It was a check, undoubtedly, but one best used only wisely if for no other reason than to reassure the populace there was a commitment to faithfully executing the laws of the land, rather than everyone being at the mercy of a capricious and unstable tyrant/nepotist/other type of person you wouldn't want to see in the highest position of authority in the country.
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aight thanks for the info, how much hassle it is to you then ? is it simply deleting the content or do you have to fill forms and be inspected ?
Let's say there's a bully, and he just takes and steal stuff.
And then there's a big guy seeing that and telling the bully to fuck off and let the kids play without fear.

Both are power moves. Do you think they're the same thing though?

Yes, power is good way to bootstrap cooperation based on trust. This is a much more effective form of cooperation as you waste less energy on paranoia and watching over your back.
You can also base cooperation on submission but then you have to constantly be at an all out war to protect your regime. Much less efficient or reasonable.
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> This is not a universal opinion

Just the narrative pushed by the political party in control of 2.5/3 branches of the US government.
async/await in the general sense doesn't have anything to do with the preemption policy of a particular language implementation. For instance, C# implement async/await as keywords on top of its existing concurrency model.

That's really what it comes down to: cooperative multi-tasking vs preemptive multi-tasking.

Windows 3.1 had cooperative multi-tasking. Everything went great until one program didn't yield control, and then the whole system ground to a halt. That should sound familiar to any Node.js developers with their event loop.

Cooperative multi-tasking also extremely complicates code that actually uses the CPU.
If you look inside libuv, it even has to jump through hoops with its encryption functions by effectively calling yield() in between rounds of calculation.
I'm sure the civilized world could also answer about how they monitor everyone, how they helped middle east, and how they pressured every country to submit to their demands.
Robert Greene's 33 Strategies of War.

Before that I'd avoid conflicts, especially by more aggressive people. After reading that book, I started actively finding ways do deal with conflicts. A good deal of the book is not simply 'combat' but also dealing with starting conflicts, extended conflict, unconventional strategies, when to withdraw, and so on.
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> the compiler will guide you towards the completeness of all the functions in your codebase that match over your type. So this burden is not on the programmer.

That only works if all the functions you care about are in one codebase. If not, then the changes the article talks about become backwards incompatible changes in your library.

> So I guess these are not real problems.

If you're designing a library, the approach you take determines what types of additions are breaking changes and which are not.
This is natural. iPhones have a really long life, and the improvements are marginal.

I actually wanted to get off the iOS train, as I hate its restrictions, yet I just bought a new iPad, because my other 5 year old iPad Pro and my iPhone 8 are still being updated, and still running fine with no performance issues.

Apple's devices age well. And it's why I became their customer, despite not liking their philosophy for iOS, as I refuse to get on the 2-year upgrade treadmill forced by others (e.g Samsung).
The goal by Goldratt. I read it last year and it completely changed the way I think about work and life. Once I have figured out the goal, the actual goal, not just deliver the project, stuff like speed up the app by 50% not "implement memorization" I realized nobody cares how I achieve the actual goal. It helps that I work with smart people who also understand this. Unless I am adding to the cost massively (like a few million dollars) all solutions are acceptable.

It also helps massively to figure out the goal first, because most of the time the goal is hidden in management speak or cryptic customer feedback due to language barriers or legal ones.
Well, it’s been an anti pattern to share mutable state. C++ just makes this anti pattern the standard way to accomplish anything.
It decouples the carrier from the phone manufacturer.

I'd rather swap sims than beg Apple to change my carrier. Maybe to one they don't yet support.

Of course, you need an unlocked phone for this, but in the poorer countries most people are on prepaid not contract, and their phones are unlocked from the start.