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Applying bandages is not as much work as developing most (hobby) software is, especially if the software comes with some expectation of support.
As long as you remember "can I even get a conviction" does not mean, "do I even think the defendant is guilty".

It means just that - "can I even get a conviction".
For anything specific to do with statistics, risk management, finance, or programming, you are always better off studying it directly, the normal way, instead of going through poker. The same is true for basically any hobby. It's a crutch that people use, and an excuse for them to slack off.
I got the same message. Still, having faster builds with one additional plugin without configuration needs on projects locked on 4 or waiting out the transition is a plus in my book :).
CloudFlare's switch to bCaptcha or whatever it's called has made that experience much more pleasant when using non-Chrome browsers, because you can install the Privacy Pass addon and see them much less frequently
By the same logic, TLS 1.2 isn't a solution to insecurities in 1.1 because only 98% of users currently support it.

It's perhaps worth accepting there's no silver bullet here but a combination of initiatives like SRI is still worthwhile to help reduce the attack surface for the majority of users?
I have the feeling that half of the foreigners are broke as they rely on tourism, the other half are doing fine as they're working remotely, how accurate is my assessment?
isn't that what Google are hoping to do with Fuchsia to make a next generation of Android that's not dependant on device drivers in the kernel ?
> Specifying --target x86_64-unknown-linux-musl will cause PyOxidizer to use a Python distribution built against musl libc as well as tell Rust to target musl on Linux.

[1] https://pyoxidizer.readthedocs.io/en/stable/packaging_static...
I know nobody actually reads the articles, but this is discussed and linked in OP.
I often face on this problem in my work. It`s impossible to keep everything in my head and I have to scroll in order to find what I need. Until I found a place for myself where it would be in a structured form, it would be cool. Now I use notes on my phone or computer to add information that is important to me, but this doesn`t save my time at all.
Usually there's a 3rd type (patch versions):

"This update fixes important bugs and will almost certain work if the previous version did"
Jail or prison, either way you have list your liberty.
Extreme weather kills crops. We can't air condition our way out of that one.
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There's nothing stopping game consoles from being like that: portable ones are made of the same stuff as phones (Switch), stationary ones are PCs.

This loops back to the fact that they are not open: if they were open, they would end up being necessary. As they are restricted, they are not necessary. Not being necessary does not predetermine them to be restricted.

Similar with selling below market value, the argument loops back on the status quo: if they were made general purpose, they would not be sold at a loss. As they are restricted, they are getting sold at a loss. Being sold at a loss doesn't predetermine them to be restricted.
SPARQL I've heard of, but what are OWL and RDF exactly?
As for SPARQL, I know of it's association with Wikimedia data, but I'm guessing you're thinking of data sources other than Wikipedia?

Edit - Ah... https://www.w3.org/OWL/
Context matters.

If I want to know the age of something, i want "x time ago" to quickly determine age. For many OSS projects this is nice because I can quickly see how active a project is/has been.
By not going out on bail, you get to reduce your sentence by 'time served' right?

That means, if you think there's a good chance you're going to be convicted, it might actually make more sense not to post bail. Then you'll end up released at an earlier date.

If you've already lost your job and can't afford rent anywhere, it might also make sense - getting a job and renting a place are hard to do, and to do all that only to later be convicted and sent to prison and end up defaulting on your rental contract and being declared bankrupt - might not be the best move for your post-prison prospects.
Well, you cannot legally publish a benchmark, but you can set up your own for your private uses. It is not like Oracle DB detects it is being benchmarked and shuts off itself.
You appear to be subscribing to a weird variant of the lump of labor fallacy here. There's nothing stopping the locals from working remotely for a foreign company -- except a shared language, connections in the field, relevant skills and a proven track record, which are why the nomad is employed by the foreign company and the local is not.
> 10 guilty people flee before their trial and escape justice

those 10 guilty people who escaped justice? guess what, they all just went on to brutally rape and murder your wife.

does the calculation still look the same?

this boneheaded comment is what our friends in the social justice community (if they were slightly more consistent) would call speaking from a place of privilege
I have money. I can afford whatever the cost of food rises to.
100%. white virtue-signaling politics gets poor and non-white people killed.

Thomas Sowell described this dynamic well.
> People in the Soviet Union, in general, took a high degree of pride in their work.

Have you lived in the Soviet Union? I haven't, but have in Communist Poland which had similar work culture. In general, people were slacking off and stealing from the job to the largest extent possible (stealing because the jobs didn't pay a living wage or, if they did, you couldn't buy things you need from stores anyway, so you stole them from the job if possible). The organization of work was often a complete travesty which makes government jobs a paragon of efficiency and common sense. [1] On top of that, higher promotions required being vocal about supporting the communist party, which led to incompetent mediocrities being promoted.

Overall, while I'm sure there were stil some people who took pride in their work (esp. the less smart and informed ones, who couldn't see the sad bigger picture), I can't tell if it was more common than in capitalism.

[1] For example, it wasn't uncommon for people who bought a new car to take it to a mechanic to disassemble and reassemble it completely. Only then you could be sure that the car is put together properly - the workers in the factory who worked on the car just didn't care. Another story - in an apartment in a new building my parents bought in 1979, a 1m x 3m section of the wall was missing. The building company just didn't bother to build it (the same defect was present in all flats), and have put a thin wall of plaster and cardboard in place instead. Of course, that wall provided almost zero thermal insulation in severe winters that Poland had at the time, so everyone who bought these flats ended up DIY-ing the missing wall themselves (usually with stolen bricks, as you couldn't buy them either).
But it is easy to get thrown in jail. This is especially true if your skin isn't white enough: How many stories do you hear of folks being in jail for having the description, "Tall black male?".

You act like everyone can avoid all things: Have you never met anyone put in jail for not paying child support when they don't have a job... in part, because they were put in jail for not paying child support?

Or... you can live in a weed-friendly state and forget you have some in your car while traveling. Jail for drugs now. Heck, you can be jailed for being in a house with drugs, even if you weren't doing drugs yourself. "Visiting a common nuisance" is a thing they charge folks with [1]. I don't think it is as common now, but at one time, it wasn't uncommon to get arrested while walking home drunk for public intoxication, even though driving would have been criminal. Indiana cops used to wait outside bars to arrest folks for this. While it might be prohibited now, this ruined lives and stuff like this still happens.

You don't have, "many chances". You just get caught or you don't, and you can get caught your first time. It happens. For some things, simply living in public housing increases your chances because of heavy police presence that isn't there for nicer neighborhoods: Sometimes nicer neighborhoods have conditions that make getting caught less because you are smoking weed in a spacious backyard rather than on a balcony where others can see and smell.

[1]https://www.in.gov/meth/files/Visiting_or_Maintaining_a_Comm...
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What's the equivalent in Vietnam?
Good thing most of us do not live in a lab.
Just because you can doesn't mean you should. A CS degree doesn't mean you won't reinvent the wheel poorly.
It hides all the songs you had in GPM behind another menu for a start.
> Why is anyone using NFS?

I use it a lot because the Linux kernel can mount it as rootfs during boot with little more than a few boot commend line flags. This IMO comes in very handy when working on embedded systems (at least when they have Ethernet and a sane boot loader).

My development setup looks pretty much like this: My workstation is connected to the board and has DHCP, DNS, TFTP & NFS servers running on that port. Outbound traffic from the board is routed across the workstation and possibly passed through tcpdump or Wireshark.

The boot loader on the board would get an IP from my box, then load the kernel & device tree from the TFTP server. The kernel would then do the DHCP dance again and mount the NFS rootfs from my box.

I can simply recompile the kernel, power cycle the board and have it boot into the new one with all the new/changed modules available in the rootfs; or recompile some user space software I'm working on, install it into the rootfs and have it available on the board immediately.

The only other options I can think of would be 9pfs and SMB. Support for SMB as rootfs was only quite recently and 9pfs would require some initrd trickery.
This is the modern way. Someone else’s problem as long as mine are solved. SMH we are never getting better enjoy the dying planet while you can.
I have a 12V camping fridge for use in a car, and when we don't need it, I have it in my office to keep a couple drinks cold for long meetings.

The wall to 12V brick I had was massive, and caused lots of noise on the mains (that could be heard in the speakers).

Eventually I found on Amazon a USB-C to cigarette lighter outlet cable, so now instead I'm using a compact GaN USB-C charger to power it, it works great!
The harm is in the psychological manipulation to illicit germophobia for short term profits, which ends up causing more people to distrust the news outlet once they get better information...
A lot of companies want you to sign those horrible contracts where everything that you do in your free time automatically becomes company property.

In that case, I'd say "No I categorically do not do side projects because I do not want FAANG X to own them" is a perfectly reasonable answer.

If you somehow manage to avoid signing that clause, then suddenly your side projects become potential competition for your employer, so they might get you into awkward discussions with your manager, especially so if your side project turns out useful or valuable. So having your own side project might require a level of people skills that programmers highly dedicated to their craft will likely not have.

I know people who dread "their" side projects because it just feels like additional unpaid work to them. I also know people who keep their side projects a secret from their employer.

If you select for people with corporate side projects, you're likely selecting for future employees with bad people skills.
* unsafe makes it very easy for you to audit where data races or memory errors are possible, instead of needing to audit an entire c codebase

I have seen this argument a couple of times before. But I can't make myself buy it.
Because I always have to think about embedded systems in the car industry. Look at this list:

https://betterembsw.blogspot.com/2018/09/potentially-deadly-...

The argument is basically "the possible fail places are easily grepable", right?
I said in another comment in this thread (jokingly) "time is money". It seems for the devs in the car industry this saying is of utter most importance.

So how does Rust prevent something like this throughout the code base (and those are BIG code bases):

"LOL. I need to get this done.
unsafe {
...
}
"
Just curious why not Louisianan law particularly? On this topic the statutory, if not the implementation by judges, is pretty succinct.
of course, but how does this stop anyone from _fleeing_ once bail is made or from obfuscating evidence whilst awaiting trial?
I no longer buy anything without a USB-C port. I hit a snag with my beard trimmer and my first-gen OnePlus bluetooth earbuds, which can only be charged with a USB-A-to-USB-C cable. But other than that, I'm good to go.

I understand the many, many articles that claim it's a mess. And although that may be true, I'm very happy with USB-C.
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Oh I agree. I hate the idea. When I eventually get such a vehicle a piece of tape is going over the camera.
I probably shouldn't, but I'll bite: how does a dude with a laptop in a beachside cafe implement "the policy of a country seeking to extend or retain its authority over other people or territories, generally with the aim of economic dominance"? They're likely not even paying taxes to their home country.
Yep, but there is still something different, as I explained in the linked thread, on my last-before-current car, diesel, board computer reminded me of oil change (actually maintenance "A") around 30,000 kms (which meant - with my mileage at the time - a little over one year), and it is not like the engine suffered in any way as I sold it with nearly 300,000 kms (and 12 years) with the engine still going nicely (it had suspensions to be replaced and a few minor unrelated issues and I had an occasion to get another car with far less kms from another member of the family for a very cheap price).
My startup failed, now what?
Are you fed up with how amazingly well everyone's professional life seems to be going on LinkedIn? Everyone is getting promoted, funded or winning prizes you never heard of? Don't worry, I got just what you need!

Here's the story of how my startup failed miserably. At the end of it I also list the things I learned from going through Entrepreneur First's programme last year.

Science really suffers from publication bias, arising from the lack of a repository that collects negative results. Similarly, entrepreneur culture is plagued by often fake positivism and the falsely perpetuated myth of invincible and resilient super-founders.. Maybe it's time, we become a bit more open about the stories that happen to the 99% of people?
> The third reason is TypeScript. We have all felt the pain of Redux boilerplate and with TypeScript it does not become better.

Redux btw, is redundant now; and offers very little value over useContext + useState. And they work wonderfully with TypeScript.
GP's just rebranding 'having a hobby', didn't say anything about being productive 'every minute of your life', or even that it had to be productive at all.
It's worth noting that in current conditions the assumptions may be unwarranted.

First, while storage used to be orders of magnitude slower than memory, not SSD storage is just a single order of magnitude slower;

Second, in many domains now it's often practical to ensure that your data set can fit in memory. For example, if your system is for storing financial transactions (which is a prime market for Oracle), then your enterprise has to be quite large to get a terabyte of transactions and you can put a terabyte (or much more) of RAM in a database system if you choose to.
It might be a much higher frequency which you're not sensitive to. My Galaxy S5 had 240 Hz. You can figure it out using a digital camera. Set the shutter speed to e.g. 1/10s, and take a picure of a bright spot displayed on a dark background while moving the camere so you get "motion blur", and count the number of times the object repeats. Multiply by 10 and you have your refresh rate.
We haven't been gaining speed here at all. Check your tinfoil hat at the door.
GPU-accelerated ODE solving in R with Julia
He makes some incredible reads as well. Some great videos on YouTube if you search for "Negreanu reads" [1]

1: https://youtube.com/results?search_query=negreanu+reads
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citizens%27_Rights_Directive#S...
> Its not even a rip off when you consider that the enterprise cards pay for the research and development on cuda which puts enterprise grade tools in the hands of students and hobbiests.

Monopolists can do anything with your money including sitting on their hands. Also, supporting students and hobbyists may be noble, but education is something we all pay tax for.

Also, hobbyists would be better served if they could develop their own version of cuda.
Easy, by actually learning how pros do it.

https://www.misra.org.uk/Activities/MISRAC/tabid/171/Default...

https://www.autosar.org/fileadmin/user_upload/standards/adap...

https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/freestanding

Certifications that Rust has yet to achieve.
I have endlessly heard of the Japanese hunting sharks and whales for their soups. You'd think the cosmetics industry would have been mentioned at some point as well.
"My goal is to explore social dynamics." proceeds to use agents about as complex as amoebas

Yeah, there is quite a bit of waiting, especially as the agents doesn't seem have progeny yet...
which might also work without bail, as incarcerating the accused would cost tax money anyway - so it doesn't work too well just as an incentive for showing up, but also doesn't hinder the accused from fleeing or destroying evidence once they do pay bail.
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The entire criminal justice system needs an overhaul; from the way the police operate (under paid, over worked, under trained, almost no accountability), to the way DAs are incented to heavily prosecute and plea bargain, from the way prisons are over used to the way having a conviction drastically reduces your QoL even after incarceration.

Add that the whole system is heavily skewed against PoC and the poor ...

Focusing on one flaw in the whole, majorly flawed system is a waste of time: the defund the police, the no cash bail, the no slave labour movements all need to get together into a "fix the system" movement.
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True but the false narrative lie elsewhere.

Sure you can put more hours into something to get better and improve your performance.

But why should you spent more hours on your free time? Some employers grant a free "afternoon" every-week for employees side projects. Guess what more side projects, less burnout...

Source: The company that support PostgreSQL for my workplace do that. Which we were doing the same.
I don't see autocomplete popups either - Fish on iTerm2 here. First thing I did was type `bit` and hit tab and I got a Go traceback - `panic: COMP_POINT env should be integer`
See. Not all the problems in embedded are network security risks. If you are evangelizing Rust, please stop trying to lure embedded developers with "networks haxxor buffer overflow" FUD because it's simply not going to work.

For instance, a developer writing the software for the sensors of a forklift has enough to worry about to not crushing the skull of someone passing near it. Edit to add: is not that security bugs are not important, but is not what we (embedded developers) are always chasing or taking away our sleep at night. Embedded is wide enough beyond computer networks.

Please take a look at the room around you. Can you count every little chip in there? Including the one in your keyboard, LED lamps, coffee machine? Are all these ARM? NO. Are all these connected to the network? NO. Do you expect them to work 100% of the time without hiccups? YES, and they probably do without you noticing it.

And they are probably running 1000s of lines of C. That's embedded.
Probably just a humorous comment, because it's the only US state not based on Common Law. On the other hand, Wikipedia says "Louisiana's criminal law largely rests on American common law."
That's great! India also has the world's biggest solar plant and is building more

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bhadla_Solar_Park

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Only a few very specific types of discrimination (religion, sex, ethnicity/race, etc) are prohibited, every other discrimination is fair game and often desired. For example, it's quite desirable to discriminate potential developer hires according to their programming ability, to discriminate potential borrowers according to their ability to repay the loan, etc.
The save command also accepts the commit message on command line only instead of opening an editor.

I do not understand how people can live with only a single line for the commit message. For a new feature, I need to provide some details what is added and how it can be used. For a bugfix, a single line is rarely enough to describe the problem, what you changed, and why this change solves the problem.

Writing good commit messages is an essential part of using a version control system with a team. When trying to make the git interface easier, this should not be dumbed down. I would rather expect the tool to provide assistance with the usual format of a short subject and a body for a longer explanation.
I'm in a poor situation and looking for work. I'd like to consider myself as wheat(ish) and I'm good at what I do. But there are a lot of of poor devs, and recruiters/companies are looking for... I'm not sure. Glossy CVs with major tech stacks, usually with Big Data or ML or somesuch.

Trouble is, most of those companies don't have any need for this. It's plain line of business and basic data management they need but they're after more, more, more. Unicorn guys/gals. It's unreal.

So I've got to stand out. And I don't really know how. Any suggestions? I'm working on a project that should show my creds, and I know they like that (and that makes sense) but any other suggestions?