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1) Clients come to you because they have a painpoint and they wand to build something to help it.

2) You discuss with the clients what's their needs.

3) Figure out what you can do and agree with the client on the billing/project. (how many people? of what skills? how long? what to build? for how much?)

4) Do the work. Projects could be anywhere from weeks to years.

5) Long time goes bye.

6) Done.

There's two ways to handle the billing and making money aspect.

First option. Bill per time. You basically promise to have X people of various skillset working on the project for some period of time. They're each billed $$$ per day so it's simple math.

Second option, harder to manage. Bill per project. You basically promise to deliver a bunch of features or some result that's agreed upon at the start. This one is tricky because you have to define everything at the beginning and clients usually don't know what they want and change their mind.

Now, who wants to have a longer blog post about the difference between contracting and tech companies?
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Thats not what i meant. I mean certainly you are using some logic for doing math, do you agree with this? And if you agree, is the logic we use 1st or 1st and 1nd order?
It also had a significantly worse API. Just compare DCOS maintainence mode with cordon and eviction in Kubernetes.
Then you act like an adult and reject them. Are you afraid that if you hear hate speech, you will learn to hate?
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I don't know the local laws, but isn't there a minimal distance between cars in the runway? The truck was too close to the bus.
I assume the best in people and assume your question is earnest. I also do not implicitly agree with “we” because I don’t know you personally.

But yes, the second portion of my comment was intended to capture that even outside of work with co-worker friends I am reluctant to express opinions. Even if I am mainstream today, or on a particular issue, the winds can shift quickly.

That is a dangerous and toxic milieu.
People may stop buying routers in an only IPv6 world; you'd just need a switch which are less complicated and cheaper.
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No. I may be seeing an argument of semantic similarity, but the inclusion of bigotry is the defining factor of xenophobia. Closing down a community can be due to other drivers beyond fear of outsiders.
Sorry, that’s not a logical conclusion. Just because real stats are hard to come by does not mean that Tesla’s stats are true.
Sounds like you’ve gone to the argument of “this can affect fit and healthy people in other ways that we may not even know.”

It is clear that the death toll is overwhelmingly skewed toward the elderly. Many of whom died in the first wave as corona prob got into many nursing homes before we knew better. We are now very careful w nursing homes/ elderly, we might see cases go up but as long as you protect them the deaths/ hospitalizations shouldn’t show similar levels to spring 2020. I don’t think you can deny this, so pro-lockdown people are now mainly using this “it can affect young people” argument to avoid cognitive dissonance - I have yet to see proof. I only have seen an article that says there is lung damage after infection which diminishes over the course of weeks. This is what you would expect with any kind of damage but the article had a ridiculous title like “coronavirus may lead to long lasting damage.” Lastly, I see a lot of ambulances these days - it serves as a reminder to check myself. But we’re all probably pretty analytical here and you can’t justify a strict lockdown from a utilitarian standpoint.
Did Apple switch from Mesos? I know with the number of systems they were running Siri on Kubernetes might not have been possible. Then again they have the resources to build an in house replacement.
> The pandemic has a death toll.

This is important to repeat and add also add economic toll. People blame the death and economic toll on lockdowns or other mitigation measures, but the toll is from the pandemic itself.

Even if no state mitigation measures were implemented, there would still be a huge economic and mental health toll.
No, because alt-right is just a slur from someone on the left for anything they don't like.

If you want hard evidence you'll have to wait for a real claim.
I hate the tag line "There's a dark side to the on-demand industry." there definetely is, Uber is a completely unethical company, but if a drivers feeling like they need to light themselves on fire because of competition is more of an indictment on south Korea culture and governance than it is on ride sharing
I was imagining that if I borrow from LenderCo, and LenderCo wants to sell my debt to ConsolidatedCo, all they can do is take out a separate loan.

So ConsolidatedCo doesn’t know about me, and if I don’t pay LenderCo, then LenderCo might not be able to pay ConsolidatedCo.

Under no circumstances should ConsolidatedCo be able to hound me. Maybe LenderCo can but at least I chose to do business with them directly.
Nice!

For web dev I would also add a plain "convert static HTML to a framework based UI", without any interactions as a step zero.
I'll add one more that I have run across. It's a revenue/savings share agreement, where the company writing the software gets an X% of the revenue (or savings) generated by the project.
Pretty much all of them can do this.

Set up your init system to not start a GUI. It will give you a text mode login prompt. Configure it to have the typeface and size that you like. Run your editor of choice -- emacs and vim certainly don't need net access. Remember to mount a USB stick to save backup copies every so often.
I've tried to use rust on mobile apps, but type conversion & manual memory management does make using it really hard and unappealing. Did you find a better way using rust that mitigate theses kinds of problems ?
Some ISPs are now natting their entire network as well. And then selling real IP addresses to people who need them (like some gamers).
I don't think it's useful to argue semantics.

If using violence to combat opposing political speech isn't your definition of fascism, then it's as equally sinister and takes us to an equally dark place.

We have seen many examples in the last few years of people feeling so entitled to combat what they consider fascism, that they use violence against anyone they perceive as the enemy.

Maybe we don't agree on the definition of words, but this is a bad development.
the author is rationalizing their choice. nonsense.

> Access to journals is prohibitively expensive and therefore practically unavailable to independent researchers ...

and

> Apart from the financial walls that academic publishers encourage, there are frequently de facto barriers to participation as a contributor, ...

the Cornell Arxiv approach to free publishing is already spreading into other fields like Bio Arxiv. The substack culture isn't actually free.

> Finally, the review process itself may be subject to intellectual protectionism and even unintentional gatekeeping that prevents research from reaching a broader audience that can help the ideas grow ...

Without review process the volume of papers that get produced and published freely online will be so much that people will feel the pain. This is already happening in ML community because everyone dumps a slightly different but not so diff paper on Arxiv.
Slightly off topic, but I'm curious why the lack of MMS is a show-stopper for you. Personally I've always found it to be a waste of time and money; there's better and cheaper ways of transferring both text and images (especially images due to the compression).

Obviously you do have a use-case; please don't think I'm trying to say it's invalid, I just honestly don't understand what it would be and would really like to be enlightened.
Faulty argument. Did the fight for LGBTQ rights die out when being LGBTQ in the past was something people had to stay in the closet about? No? Then why would anyone think it will work on other viewpoints?
FYI Vaughan/Woodbridge is literally the HQ of the actual Mafia in Canada, and the industry is in fact infiltrated by organized crime [1]

[1] https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/montreal-tow-truck-i...
The idea that moderate drinking is protective for the heart is the result of studies that looked at mortality in relation to wine consumption but did not control for participants who had stopped drinking because they already had an underlying condition.

In at least one study (can dig it out if wanted) the result was that it looked as if moderate drinking was associated with better cardiovascular outcomes than no drinking at all (as well as drinking too much) because the people who didn't drink at all had stopped drinking on doctors' orders, essentially.

More recent studies have excluded participants with underlying heart conditions and the effect disappeared. Again, I can dig out the links if required (but it'll take me a bit of work).
What would you say is the reason Vietnam has faired so well?
Discord (somewhat accidentally) invented the future of the internet
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I worry that claiming the file contains malware and "will damage your computer", when it does not and will not, reduces how seriously users take those messages. This kind of message should be reserved for when malware has actually been detected.

Would be fairer to say that the file is untrusted or potentially compromised.
> irreparably destroyed

Irreparably? Using restaurants is a terrible metric since most of those fail even in a booming economy. I think restaurants and hospitality will be one of the fastest areas to recover once people feel it's safe.
The IFR of Covid is closer to 0.5% than to 1%. That is something we are perfectly used to: For example, Australia had a death rate of 0.63% in 2019.[1] Of course having anyone die isn't "fine". But the death of less than 1% of the population is something we can tolerate, not some kind of disaster of unprecedented magnitude worth a lockdown causing damage we can't even foresee yet.

[1] https://www.abs.gov.au/statistics/people/population/deaths-a...
Many NICs can be disabled in BIOS/UEFI. Laptops can disable the WiFi usually with a switch and/or keyboard shortcut. Barring that, the specific drivers can be uninstalled.
lol. how is that even possible!!
No MMS means you can't do group texts at all unless everyone you're messaging has decided to use a different app. Certainly a show-stopper for myself.
Oof. Red lights on the front are illegal because those go on the back. Blue lights are illegal on any vehicle that isn’t police. Green lights I believe are also illegal.
This is neat! I wish we had more DOS-like applications instead of poor looking Windows and graphical ui that you have to spend ages to navigate with mouse instead of using a number of keyboard shortcuts.
Cool to see a big company using Kotlin multi platform.

It sounds like this tool is used internally. Given that, was it not possible to issue tablets of a single platform to users instead? Or are users using their personal devices?
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Only when used on public roads
Yet you still send your super cops out to beat up pregnant women,, fuck you.
Continuously making money on the same car by making every new owner of the same vehicle pay again for extra software. Genius, absolutely genius.

The private seller can only sell the car without asking for money for the software features and the new owner instead has to pay Tesla again. Brilliant!
With Apple, you can never expect them to expose platform specific APIs to other languages and frameworks outside their ecosystem.
Mesos didn't have a cronjob runner out of the box. There were other features like service discovery that were more intuitive in K8s as well.
It's a neat project, but doesn't having to connect my computer to the zero's wifi-hotspot mean I can't actually use my own network since I would not be routing my connection through a zero. That would then make this kind of device kind of useless unless I have a dedicated device to watch the stream from? Or am I missing something?
Of course, I hope that you didn't take too personally the snark in my original reply =).

At most other points in human history, our discussion probably would've been a cordial trade of livestock for bread and there would never be a reason to fear ill will. It's bummer of the 21st century that this time it was meta discussion about politics on the internet.
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True. But read the very first sentence of the article.
There absolutely is something special about most of these IPs. There are blocks that are reserved only for use in private networks. IETF standards for IPv4 on this topic have been in place for decades:

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

https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1918
I remember a year ago I got in a lyft and the driver talked about the little light they had given him. Apparently the first color it was set to got him pulled over by a rather confrontational officer.
This sounds very interesting to me. I have thinking about, researching similar projects - would love to know more and contribute.
Authoritarianism would probably better describe the modern left and that's plenty bad, even if for different reasons.

Like many in the US, I don't support the right but I don't support the modern left either and they ought to be very worried about that.
I was missing this, thank you.
Great comment. In fact even years ago before the current environment it was my rule to leave politics and religion out of the workplace and really focus on work. You are absolutely right that most humans cannot have a rational discussion without investing their emotions.

However what’s new(?), and tragic, is (a) omnipresent social media and/or digital footprint and (b) that discourse outside work with coworker friends — at least for me but I suspect for many of those of us working 80+ hours, our social circle is largely coworkers or industry colleagues — could massively negatively affect career.

The current environment likely leads to a sense of isolation , ironically likely shared by the /majority/ of people.
Technically they don't need to, but storing them vertically means you don't have to surface to launch: if you can make the missiles buoyant (at will, usually by pumping gas or vaporising a bunch of water when you want to launch them) they'll pop out the water like corks at which point the rocket engines fire and off it goes. This means your sub can stay safe and secure below the waves while launching.
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Not being familiar with California, How would you delineate the differences?
If this became popular enough, wouldn't GUI frameworks just optimize for these 7 use cases? And then the benchmark wouldn't be so useful.
That was my first thought that wine drinkers tend to richer, so live longer. But when I looked deeper, those studies actually controlled for various factors including income and education.
You might not need to store (plaintext) emails
How would we configure our routers if we could not access the router's IP address from a browser?
You might get better answers by calling a few firms and asking directly
I genuinely can't tell if this is a brilliantly executed parody of the blogspam trope of building a long-winded, infuriatingly repetitive article out of a few bullet points, or if this is a genuine, in-the-wild example.
I am quite convinced Popper would have disagreed that the line doesn't needs to be drawn (in some cases) before violence — at least this is what I learned about him when I studied philosophy in Vienna, the city where he grew up in.

Popper e.g. also says that the goal of elections is to have a transfer of power without having to have civil wars, guillotines and other violent means. This means to prevent violence we have to maintain certain rules.

This doesn't mean however, that we have to wait till bad actors in fact act violently, after e.g. having stated they want to abolish these rules, after threatening violence, after breaking present rules and stretching present conventions etc. This means that he didn't want to suppress intolerant views (IF they can be hold in balance with rational arguments and public discourse) — instead he would plead to limit their effects on society (thus reducing potential future violence).

But it has been over a decade since I read Popper, so maybe you read something I didn't.
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How does anyone do academic writing without a reference manager?
Build time dependencies. Normally distributions would put every library from the dependency tree in a package and build it.
Then install all the dependencies on the build host and produce the Kubernetes package.
Like the other reply said, it's the only way I can do group texts with most of my friends/family.
It all depends on your integration point and use case. The extra interopability work has to pay for itself. One possible trick is to use a message passing architecture and pass json/protobuf messages between the code bases.

Some companies also use lots of ffi code generation tools.
I'm from the U.S. and everyone I know uses SMS/MMS to communicate, including a few MMS group messages. Practically no one I know uses whatsapp/telegram/etc.
IP cameras need their Linksys moment. The hardware has advanced immensely but the software is terrible.
good idea to box up and waterproof electronics. a potting box and potting compound is a quick way to ensure that your electronics keep working, stuff tends to take a beating on a motorcycle as there usually isn't a spot that stays dry 100% of the time.
What does this mean?

"By analyzing duplicates of thousands of genes"
> Humanity currently lacks the means to verify "deep" properties of code at any reasonable scale. Any tool that works at the code level either focuses on very simple properties (memory safety), complex but local properties of a small code-unit (Ada SPARK, Java's OpenJML), or deep properties of tiny programs (like seL4 and CompCert).

This may be true in a sense, but then a TLA+ specification is also a "tiny program" of sorts. There's no reason why one couldn't use a "code-level" (end-to-end) interactive proof tool to verify TLA+-like specs. Even model checking can be subsumed elegantly within such a tool; a model checking run is simply a search for a refutation (as opposed to a positive proof) of some claimed properties wrt. the proposed spec.
How often are you writing apps consisting largely of things this simple? I use react because of its flexibility.
OK, so read your mainstream press, owned by the likes of Bezos, and enjoy your feeling of moral superiority or whatever. Pick your poison.

I'm thankful Substack allows a place for Greenwald and Matt Taibbi and others like them.

I believe homo sapiens is a sexually dimorphic species, however, so I'm probably alt-right in your estimation.
Time to switch to Gitlab I guess
You won't be able to type them in Java, at least not now; however it would allow new JVM languages to do it. You could also do fibers on the JVM before, but they didn't have access to the actual JVM stack. That kind of limits their usefulness and performance.
I find this to be rather odd only because I've never felt like I wanted to share my political opinions at work, so I don't feel like I'm missing anything. Beyond that we are all too busy working at work so there's not really time to debate the merits of [policy].

But I also don't live in California or work at a venture capital funded startup
qemu/libvirt/kvm stack, it happens with both virt-viewer and virt-manager at least with Spice, pretty sure with VNC too but it's been a while. On Firefox. Fedora, both host and guests.

I can reproduce the crashes by going to a number of websites. I always assumed it had something to do with OpenGL but lately it's happening on websites that I doubt are running any accelerated content. So it could be the browser's hardware acceleration.

But essentially it takes down virt-manager/virt-viewer and I have to launch another instance. The machine itself is fine but it becomes a race to close the tab before the window crashes again.

It's been a while since I tried debugging but I'm pretty sure that it happens whether or not hw acceleration is enabled in Firefox and it also doesn't matter whether the
libvirt XML configuration enables OpenGL or not.

By directly, do you mean just running the virtual machine through the cli or actually setting all my configuration flags in the qemu-system-x86_64 command?
Of course, this is also something Popper mentions. He says that intolerant voices and lines of thought shall not be suppressed, if they can be counterbalanced by rational arguments and public discourse.

What should be done if this rational argument doesn't work anymore and the public discourse is fragmented is (to my knowledge) not mentioned in his works.
High-quality studies don't just do a linear regression. For instance, it's possible to control for confounding factors by keeping a factor constant and varying others, in a regression model. I believe this was for example done in studies that showed the correlation between smoking and lung cancer, or high blood pressure and heart disease and so on.

In any case, when faced with a large body of literature with some conflicting results the thing to do is to look at reviews or meta-analyses. From my reading there is no argument that the majority of meta-analyses show a strong correlation between high levels of saturated fats in the diet and high incidence of cardiovascular disease- and if I remember correctly, even the so-called "French paradox" is not observed in high-quality reviews and meta-analyses, but only in smaller studies.

Note also (from the linked paper):

>> The French paradox concept was formulated by French epidemiologists3 in the 1980s.

In a similar manner, you can find many studies showing benefits from the consumption of olive oil, but the majority of them are from Spanish, Greek and Italian research teams (I'm Greek. Perhaps not everyone has the same context as me but the number of times I've heard Greeks say how healthy olive oil is... And how red wine is good for the heart. Greece, of course, produces both).
we're still using 8 hour work days, now that's what i call retarded.
True but you can’t restrict the type if your language is dynamic.
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