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At Coding Rooms, we're building the first virtual classroom for teaching programming. Our customers are teachers, professors, and tutors from around the world who use Coding Rooms to deliver and manage their programming lessons online and in-person. Our problem domain means that we work on online IDEs, Docker infrastructure for running student code, and solutions for automatically assessing students' code.

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Which is of course complete bollocks because the cost of the IT infrastructure for a lot fo these businesses is already lower than the transaction costs for these decentralised finance platforms.
Simplenetes does support state, no sweat. But it can't pull a disk out of the cloud for you, there is some traditional Ops involved.
I don't understand your argument, if asset prices are what they were pre-covid, then doesn't that represent a stabilization of the economy, not some sign of significant growth in the future.

Also, the stock market is not the economy. Those treasuries are what allowed us to send money to people, to subsidize student loan interest, to fund extended UI benefits, to fund Operation Warp Speed, to purchase 100's of millions of doses of vaccines.

There are valid critiques of our system, free markets, capitalism, and even some modicum of truth that the government does a lot to reward already successful people, but your pushing a bunch of rhetoric that is borderline conspiracy and not really backing it up an understanding of how the economy works.
Yeah, Helm and K8s are not great in that regard, but the overwrought metaphors do end pretty quickly in favor of naming things for what the actually are.
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Makes sense; thanks so much for the explanation!
Did they also have lots of unused vaccine? Given the cost of every additional day until back to normal it would be foolish to set up for anything less than best case supply, and then some.
If its used solely by advertising resellers to defraud their publishers?
>AppleCare. I don’t mind paying for insurance on my laptop (or phone for that matter)

There are all kinds of third-party companies that will insure your electronic goods, in which case you get the benefit of fixing it or replacing it. Not quite as convenient if you have an Apple store nearby, but just sayin'.

I agree that Apple touchpads can't be beat by anything else I've ever used. But, I eventually got to the point that using an inferior trackpad was trumped by features found in other laptops.
What I meant was it's not a Cyberpunk eye candy, but lacking in general substance type of game. It's a fairly basic top down 2d game still.
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At Alloy, we work with consumer goods companies that make the products we eat, wear, and use every day, as well as the ones we occasionally splurge on. We’re tackling a real and complex problem for them—managing supply and demand in the face of constantly changing customer behavior, highly complex supply chain networks, 40-year-old data standards and labor-intensive manual processes.

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Keys in my left pocket, phone in my right.
In this case, it sounds like they're physically shutting off the broadband wireless servers. Encryption seems unlikely to help if the actual connection is severed.
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Our team uses Python and GCP to build out scalable ingestion of air quality data from our custom built, mobile sensors. We work closely with front-end, firmware, data science and sci-ops teams to improve data quality and serve data products to our customers.

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Or they had more needles, more staff, than vaccine. If there is extra, send it to canada. Their shortage us getting less funny by the day.
Yes, but the technology and research will allow a cure to be developed for all types even though the cures that come from it themselves are quite specific.

It still won't lead to developing a cure for only one type of cancer.
> If you're in an old school "OOP" style java codebase, where each class is its own little island of encapsulated state and behavior, the coupling of the two means that strictly controlling access via getters is usually required.

That I agree. My comment was meant to be cheeky a little bit as it is actually pretty difficult to find trully OOP application, at least in area of backend apps I am working in.

Obviously, in OOP you are not supposed to expose your internal state but rather accept messages to run behaviour.

If you are working on a truly OOP application then Lombok is useless. Your public class interface is all that matters then and you would spend more time fighting Lombok than just writing it manually.

Lombok is only good at automating boilerplate which, if you have a lot of, is a sign of some other problem.

> It's great right up until its not. It fails or doesn't work in really unexpected or weird ways

That is exactly the point. Magic is fun until you find out that it leaks horribly and causes unintended side effects with all sorts of stuff.

What's the point of replacing simple problem (just really use templating mechanism you have in your IDE) with complex problem (dealing with magic failing on you).
I believe poetry was the default way to write texts in ancient times because texts were spread by mouth, not by transcribing it. There was no printing press and it was costly.

I'm no expert on this by any means, but songs which rhyme seem to me to be closer to what was once considered a poetry than what we call a poetry nowadays.

Modern poetry looks like that modern art where someone splashes a bucket of color on canvas and if you don't understand it, you're just a dumbass pleb without artistic feeling.

Modern art is subjective, only few will understand it (which I still doubt, it's more like a fraud to confuse the tax man about real value). Traditional art was objective as it aimed to be appreciated by many.

I still consider poetry to be a rhythmic text, otherwise it is just a bucket of words spilled on a paper.
> If there is no logic to be needed, wouldn't any of the RDBMS web-management things work out? (think: phpmyadmin etc.)

Because phpmyadmin would be too easy. It looks like this OP needs some busywork.

There's also UI tools provided by the first parties that do these things.
Kicking trolls off your Socials
No idea. I would guess so, because of all the various types of workers that were doing nothing. And this wasn't a walk-up thing, you had to have an appointment.
Greer writes well on variety of topics and well worth sub/reading. But I would not rely on him for current developments for US/TW/CN topics. He was one of the last holdouts along with Ian Easton of TW can triumph alone crowd, changing his position only recently, years after general consensus from credible thinktanks suggested otherwise. I think he lives in TW and has blinders on - having held his positions so far past expiration date. His writing on the subject since, rather his recent regurgitation of US thinktanks and opinion pieces are more in line with reality. It's nice to see him sober up, but never know when his opinions will drift back into wish fulfilment.
Pingendo is that you?
I don't watch Twitch or other live streams often, but my understanding is that:

1) It's a lot more interactive, and

2) A lot of streamers stream multiple hours each day, and it's a completely different form of media than Clubhouse, since streamers usually play a game, which in itself is much more interesting than listening to two dudes talk for 5 hours.
Places to promote your startup and boost revenue
I have two friends who got covid twice. One had it first in July and then in January. Second one was brutal, maybe b/c it was likely the Brazilian strand, or maybe because the second time your lungs are still recovering. Who knows.

But I would advise you to take it.
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Eleos Technologies is a growing 9-year-old company building communication software for truck drivers and field workers. We’re helping a diverse mix of customers—from mom and pop operations to household names—improve how they communicate with their employees by tackling information overload, reducing phone calls, and eliminating obsolete technologies. Our app is used by thousands of big-rig and small truck drivers, day and night, every day, and we've been on a sustainable growth curve for long enough that we're ready to grow our backend team!

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That's on the order of a bad flu season, right? So not enough that it should affect our behavior in major ways.

The argument for our lifestyle changes was always to "slow the spread" or "bend the curve". It seems we've done that about as well as we can.
Maybe, but wouldn't they send excess workers home?

To be clear, these were places where an appointment was needed, so they should have had a clear picture of demand.
> why? Who would need to do that? Whose interest is it for?

"National security" is the blanket answer to all those questions.
Now's your chance.

Exercises

...

2. Modify “signed char lotte” so as to include more C keywords.
What is the likelihood that any given mutation increases vs. decreases contagiousness or resistance?
Goblins: A transactional, distributed actor model environment
> A surge now is a bad thing.

It's always been a bad thing and will continue to be a bad thing.
Running ‘mvn install’ on even a simple Spring project with default dependencies is scary to watch on the console. So many things happen and it’s not even the verbose mode.

Running ‘dotnet build’ is much more saner and one can reasonably understand what happens.
It's great for security, but also great for Google.

OS and their frameworks still get full visibility into apps, and given how much data they collect, it's cutting off this data (rightly) from others, and keeping it only for themselves (both for good and bad reasons).
People with long COVID symptoms have recovered after taking the vaccine. This is hypothesized to be due to persistent viral reservoirs, viral fragments, or an autoimmune response.

We don't know how the vaccine would improve things for people without visible long covid symptoms, but it is likely to help.

Also immune response improves after a vaccine just as it improves after a second shot.

There are risks, there might not be benefits for you, but there are definitely benefits to taking the vaccine for people who recovered.
Thanks for the link. I just enjoy watching fish. I'll visit once traffic dies down a little here.
> You cannot control the placement of primary industries or cities in OpenTTD.

Please excuse the minor nitpick of your excellent comment, but there is actually an option for founding new towns in OpenTTD: https://wiki.openttd.org/en/Archive/Manual/Settings/Advanced...
What about C and Python are "native to Bash's environment" though? That's the complaint the person you're responding to is touching on.

Also, lots of Linux distributions don't come with GCC and Clang by default (Ubuntu, Debian, OpenSUSE).
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“The protesters are communicating using encryption. Take this $5 wrench and hit the network equipment with it until they stop.”
So if high risk people choose not to vaccinate, then we don't need to modify our lifestyle any more. They've accepted the risks.
Huh, I'm surprised. As a software guy, I think the hardware engineer has a tougher job that requires more skill.
It's a very different game though. (Open)TTD is about mass movement of resources with (often ludicrous amounts of) goods/passengers to move in order to chase ratings and promote industry and town growth at a very macro scale.

Simutrans.. you buy one too many buses, or one that is over sized for your route (even barely) and your company is bust in a week.
I've been using Zurb's Foundation email stuff. Works great.
It looks great. So impressive.

I am going through the "Create Standup Application" tutorial.

Did u use a specific library to add the hints/popups or is it all manually patched in?
"One" is a matter of pride for the Lineage, as it was one of the phones that was originally shipped with Cyanogen (MOD?). So there is a community that continues to support it.
(And I also think it is also a "f... you" statement to all of these who said "the hardware is too old to support newer versions of Android")
Different primes will be delicate in different bases (you can trivially demonstrate this by considering a prime n in base n-1) but they exist in all bases.
The charts use median engagement, which helps normalize against frequency.

That said, a boxplot with 25th and 75th percentiles would likely indicate there is a heavy skew, as tends to be the case with social media data.
Dependency Injection – Vaccinate your tests from messy code
> I've always thought that images within emails would also serve as a read receipt to the server that sent them when enabled or shown

Yes, that's exactly what happens. Proxying the image only hides the user's IP address. If the images in the email load from external resources like https://example.com/fetch-resource?id=something_unique GMail has no way of knowing if something_unique uniquely identifies a user.

This is why disabling images is helpful. Of course Gmail also lets you enable images per sender, and you may find that quite acceptable for sites you have a relationship with (e.g. a shopping site which already knows your IP address and is sending you delivery notifications).
I think that would still that would still be 40% or more higher than our worst flu season?

Its definitely getting into the same order of magnitude at that point, though. It'd be hard to argue for stringent lockdowns, IMO.
So, it can reschedule container if there is a continuous error state on a particular host it is deployed?
The guy had an experiment, his explanation for the results were utter quackery. I don't think the people at NASA expected his explanation was the right one, but they didn't have one so they replicated. MIT had an explanation of the results that was not due to thermal effects, and wasn't the originator's explanation. It didn't upend thermodynamics. The problem wasn't people exploring a tricky experiment, it was people buying in to a specific explanation of the experiment prematurely.
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"while the world moved on"

yet the world still does not have half the features Perl 5 already had for 20 years :)

... from scoping to support for every major programming paradigm
They don’t protect against rubber hose cryptography, and that’s the biggest concern with oppressive governments.
Microsoft Lands $22B to Put Custom HoloLens Headsets on U.S. Soldiers
I'm surprised that the author didn't mention syntax, symbols, keywords and the like. I remember when Perl was popular in the late 90s, and I could never figure out because it was simply too difficult and confusing for me to read. I found it much easier to understand languages that favor the use of words over symbols, and I suspect this is the case for many other people as well.
Why indoor spaces are still prime Covid hotspots
The other aspect is that negative side effects are much more prevalent with COVID. So keeping cases down is still important
I hope you are aware that permission flags can be toggled by the user.
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one example i can think of without having to look things up is that the music player used to be part of AOSP and then got replaced with a google play variant

e: here's an article from 2018 with some more examples:

https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2018/07/googles-iron-grip-on...
-q Set to be quite.

I doubt it's intentional, but I kinda love it.
By named parameters, i mean:

sub double($value) {
return $value * 2;
}

Which you can't write in Perl (or at least couldn't in 1998). You have to write this:

sub double {
my $value = shift(@_);
return $value * 2;
}

"Named parameters" probably isn't the right name. This is such a basic feature of programming languages that i don't even know what it's called.
There are some locks in Seattle with a ladder: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ballard_Locks#Fish_ladder
English is my second language and I find his translation (and the fragment you quoted) clear, interesting and poetic. Reminds of King James Bible translation, which I also greatly enjoy.
I would add C# to the list of languages with good backward compatibility and progression with every new version.
Very similar to Java, and has a lot more feature set with somewhat decent documentation.
A prime might be 'delicate' in base 10 but not be delicate in base 8.

Another prime might NOT be delicate in base 10 but be delicate in base 8.
In this economy you don't send people home unless you have to.
As this is a purely creative endeavor, it's your prerogative to turn those feelings into inspiration for your own attempt - nothing sad about it :)
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