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> I can remotely access family devices for helpdesk task

Aren't you afraid that a family member compromises "your" network? I would be cautious to let my parents operate within my intranet unchecked.

Does Tailscale have any means to monitor or tie this down without being a drag?

I am still stuck with doing TeamViewer into family devices, because it seems less risky.
Melatonin, benzos induce sleep but do not improve sleep quality for me.

Less stress, feeling content + antihistamines or alpha blockers (especially trazodone which has both) do induce much longer deep sleep and feeling refreshed and indeed total sleep duration has nothing to do with sleep quality.
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OMG the world is shrinking for SV.

As US gets deeper and deeper into its Cultural Revolution more and more countries with strong cultural identity do not follow and become more and more selective in adopting US model - China, Iran, Russia, India, Europe...
I ended up writing a small wrapper on top of SQLite based on this: https://dgl.cx/2020/06/sqlite-json-support

With proper concurrency control, it can work very well even for multi process applications.
Making an RTS game in Unity (C#)
How did you force using the x87 fpu?
It is easy to confuse a large splashy salary with what a real "life changing" job is for the majority of people. A salary that pays for a good life, real health care that actually covers you when you get sick, a real safety net that gets you back on your feet if something goes wrong, an environment run by the rule of law, an environment that isn't polluted, and a country that is building a real future for ALL the people and not just engineers.

Would you want your kids to grow up in the USA?

That is usually a good question to ask, as it shows if we are succeeding as a country. I think the USA is great if you are in the ~10% of the population who want to make loads of money, work 80 hours, and are in tech/lawyer/doctor. Everyone else is stuck in the same cultural mentality IMO, it's like living in a persistent guerilla war that you don't want to be fighting in.
I disable desktop composition on startup. I pay with loss of transparency in my terminal, but that buys the snappiness and responsiveness of LXQt or the Windows DE, which I always assumed was something KDE couldn't have since fate is only so kind!
And we need a transportation that is much more economical than rockets, otherwise it will always be very costly to lift a kilogram into space.
One practical use of "fix" is emulating Python-like decorators in Haskell: http://web.cecs.pdx.edu/~ntc2/haskell-decorator-paper.pdf

Fixed points are also an important part of the technique described in the paper "Abstracting Definitional Interpreters" https://arxiv.org/pdf/1707.04755.pdf
Oh my god you’re right, oops. I wouldn’t normally make that mistake but no IDE and coding at night apparently isn’t a good mix!
Because people generally don't like being nickel and dimed. Why should someone with 20 pounds of luggage pay the same amount as someone with 50 pounds of luggage? Why not charge per pound for the luggage? And the luggage is even weighed, whereas scales would need to be added to weigh passengers. And then let's talk about carry on bags, why are those free and why aren't they weighed? There are huge differences in carry on bag weight between passengers.

Yet airlines don't charge per pound, they have cut offs which are pretty generous (e.g I've never been charged for extra weight on checkin luggage) and they don't even bother weighing carry on bags. Because as much as airlines will nickle and dime you, there are limits to all the little surcharges that people are willing to pay and to the complexity/inconvenience of the checkin process.

But when it gets to bodyweight you have even more hurdles. Someone is in a wheelchair, should that be weighed? Well, no they have a disability. So if an obese passenger claims it's a medical condition, they will likely complain about discrimination. Yet carry on bags and checkin luggage can be weighed right now with little complaints about violating ADA. But airlines aren't willing to do even that.
Are private fields worth all of the problems, as mentioned in article, in a language like JavaScript? Looks like it is cramming in little needed feature with some runtime cost. Also the mental model of private fields does not seem to map to JavaScript constructs very well.

Are there any obvious advantages as vast better JIT performance, etc

Edit: Sounds very confusing and overengineered

> Having a private field named x must not prevent there from being a public field named x, so accessing a private field can't just be a normal lookup.
How reliable is a one month study of 14 people when depression is a complex disease/set of symptoms that seem to typically last much longer?
Trump managed to undermine himself w/ his response to the virus, plus that whole Capitol thing. The other stuff was a minor factor at best, he would've had plenty of support from others.
I suddenly realized it was propaganda too when I go up to this gem of journalistic objectivity:

"His “Digital India” campaign (whose website, incidentally, has pretty horrid design) [...]"
For some time, there was a trend of adding _ to property and method names to indicate “I’m pretending to be private, don’t use me” (I think this happens in several languages, but I only know JS well).

I suspect there’s a risk that if the committee standardised on _ rather than #, it would actually break a load of older apps and content. There’s a good chance the _convention was abused in those earlier codebases.
That gets down to culture.

I was raised in the USA and I was raised that showing one's wealth is in bad taste. In fact I think most of the midwest feels similar. I still do. The point of money isn't to show it off, it is to put it to good use.
Phenibut gives me terrible acidic dihareea and euphoria some 8 hours after taking it, I call it MDMA light.

Effects come 4 hours after taking it so anyone taking it for sleep needs to take the therapeutic dosage -- 150-300mg and not the 900mg recreational dosage and needs to take it a looong time before bed.
I thought the same. Happy people just don't buy that much stuff. Depressed people trying to self-medicate through shopping, on the other hand, that's an advertisement gold mine.
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I suspect the tech stack was merely the 5th or 6th reason for not funding, they were just looking for a way to move on.

If they were reasonably interested, VCs won't say no - they just pretend to not see your emails until someone is about to lead a round.
It spreads because its popular to talk about. Cringe subjects get people clicks and views, even if nobody believes what they say. The same reasons it caught on in america. This 'politics' is much more about emotional release than any politics were in the past. In the end it doesn't matter, rich-get-richer keeps going on everywhere, while the commonfolk squabble over pronouns
> The union, for years the strongest in sports history, found itself torn between members who hared the Astros and chose who played for them.

> They spend on tickets and cable TV and screaming packages because they love unpredictable drama and assume chat the result is determined on the field, not off it.

What the heck is going on with the spelling in this article? It's littered throughout. Was it OCR'd from a handwritten submission or something?
People in Asia & Africa are replacing their Brown Sahibs & Black Sahibs with leaders from the masses.

This has spooked the "colonialist" hiding underneath the "liberal" skin of the western "liberals".

Many authors such as this one seem to have come from the "Brown Sahib class", completely out of touch with reality or the pulse of the people.
Sometimes, half asleep I come up with a solution to a problem or a great idea. But then, waking up in the morning it feels like most ridiculous thing.
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Because syntactic sugar matters. var x = (function(){})() is just not readable, but it is error prone. The same goes for assigning to __proto__. IMO, the class keyword is a step forward. However, adding # to a variable looks like a step backward. How long before we have this.%x, to mark x "protected"? Or get x() {...} vs set #x()?
"One aspect of religion I appreciate is that these aspects are well codified and debated – i.e. much more explicit."

They are not well debated in a sense that it would be called reasonable in a normal and educated world. Thats why we call it believe. Its much easier to say 'whats written in a book from some people from some 2000 years ago is true' and start to philosoph around it than actually not stoping questioning until there is a real truth to it. My discussion with a very religios person stoped after i realizied they are convinced that stuff in that book is relevant and true and moving the debate of it to 'our old people studied it and gave those learnings to future people'.

Interesting to read that for you, becoming more religiuos made you aware of other religious tendencies. For me it actually started in school with discovering group dynamic and then after that, questioning religion which lead me to being non religious and i'm very very aware of how other cognitive biases and media and co are forming us.

The biggest problem you might not understand in your world of codified: 'the other believe system' is universal and doesn't need to be codified its just that you might need to discover it for yourself or accept the truth yourself.

Ah it sounds much more spirital than i wanted it to be. Effectively my family/friends are normal good people. We don't identify us through religion and we don't hurt each other. We basically are all on the same planet, we know who birthed us but we don't know why. Single wall of truth: the big bang. Single simplest rule: Don't harm others / don't do things you don't want others to do to you.

And actually, certain states have very well defined law books which answers a ton of questions. Even slightly weirder ones that if someone had an accident with a car, to a degree both parties can be in fault. Its basically us wo build our believe system through living together.
What is that? I’m finding it hard to think of the analogues between software and manufacturing.

Your example of Hasura seems to be a company following the SV model
> they’re better at bullshitting engineers to their face.

Why did you call me out?
> Of course, at the end of WW2, Russia turned their vast army and artillery eastward, and annihiliated the Japanese army.

Of the ~1,092,400 Japanese soldiers facing Russia, only 22,300-23,600 were killed according to Japan (Russia places the figure at 83,737):

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soviet–Japanese_War#Summary
Yes, _ is much better given its precenses in other languages. I would associate # with a number or a link.
I second this. For those who don't know, tkrzw is the less-memorably-named successor of Tokyo Cabinet and Kyoto Cabinet.
This seems to be very related to the other article on first page: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27488950

Seems like US tech companies were exporting US politics and values to India (whether by design or by simply forgetting that not all the world is US) and the government decided that doesn't fit their own goals. I see more of this starting to show up as US citizens demand that tech companies take active part in political censorship which will inevitably lead to clashes with cultures who don't fully agree with currently popular stances.

This goes double for more authariatiran right-wing governmenments. After all, even previous US administration lashed out at tech companies when it decided it didn't like content removal and fact checking.
You can still have launch warning systems though, no? Same as against MANPADS and the like.
The person at the other desk, opposite, has one of those holes cables disappear into at a moment's notice. I used to carry a kitchen bag clip for that!
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I think it would fundamentally be a constraint based programming problem, eg the sudoku solvers, travelling salesman implementations, software that tells eg Amazon warehouses which parcels go in the van first based on both size and the route it’s planned so that the driver never had to dig all the parcels out to get the buried ones.
I don't like the crazy Hindu nationalism of current India at all. But the premise of this article is wrong and arrogant. India is a sovereign country and it has every right to define what is legal political discourse and what is not. The idea that the authority on this are some US companies or another outside force is absurd.

Media and free speech is regulated all over the world including in the USA. Outright racism will be banned within seconds on US social media, and you guys even banned your former president. As an outsider I might disagree with this from a theoretical perspective but I have no say in it, the formulation of these limits lies with the nation state, in USA as in India.
> I find it reprehensible

I would imagine most people wouldn’t judge her if she was a firefighter who died in the line of duty because she “could have chosen a safer job.” This is because people generally appreciate this kind of sacrifice. Your attitude is based on the assumption that her sacrifice wasn’t worthwhile, well she thought it was and Catholics think it was. Her children were grown, she felt a calling from God, and ultimately it was her life.
Plenty of people prove this not to be working at all.

Plenty of priests have fucked kids.

Religoius people are often enough the same amount of assholes or more. I have not fought over a city for ages due to some believe.
I think the author meant ‘ironic’ due to the very stereotypic view of “Python is slow, why would it care about performance. At least I read it that way.
NoSQL databases have many different different data models. Eg object, document, graph, and key/value DBs. In a lot of cases you should probably just use something on top of SQLite, but you should say more about your requirements.

An interesting one I ran into recently is Datalevin, a Datalog DB on top of LMDB for Clojure: https://github.com/juji-io/datalevin
Perhaps ironically the only thing I can agree with in that article.
But before Seneca had been tutor, mentor and acting prime minister for Nero.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seneca_the_Younger#Imperial_ad...

BTW. Some scholars claim that Seneca's writing had been part of clever crafting of his public image and written by ghost writers (slaves most likely). Real Seneca had been rather ruthless investment banker and politician in mode of the times.
Every time I read about grown up men and women believing in a fairytale it makes me realize how far humanity is away from being a grown up self reflected intelligent species. And I have my doubts it will change anytime soon.
uh, this is fucking horrifying.
Nor are presumably millions of ethnic Uyghurs scattered all over the country. Maybe they're just not a threat when they're thinly spread or maybe those who are detained have said naughty things online or some other signal of having higher separatist risk.
I watched that on YouTube, and it was quite enjoyable! But how does TikTok help?
Because trump sells views and ads on coverage worldwide. He was a goldmine for the media, and they made sure to make the most of it.
Some Logitech models (possibly not all) have a "high resolution" scroll wheel which reports events differently. Out of the box it's off, but it can be enabled on windows with the provided software. Not sure if windows by itself can enable it. I'm also not sure what the situation is on the mac.

A quick search didn't yield any interesting info on this, it's mostly articles about its support on linux (spoiler: it's been deactivated).
You do not need a relational database for a simple chat/forum application.
Self-criticism is my favourite British trait - absolutely no one can take the piss out of the poms like they can do to themselves. It is some sort of reverse pride.

I have never noticed much self-criticism in Americans - too many have no clue about other countries so have no point of comparison yet tend to be rather one eyed (overly patriotic) about their own country. By no means all: many travellers tend to be more open minded.

My other favourite trait of poms is they recognise and encourage wit at every level of their society.
Non religious people call this 'science'.

'We' think about the big bang 'we' wrote the book on it.

Religion writes books about 'gods' and repeat stories from the past.

Math unites people across the globe. Everyone agrees globally on the scientific truth.

I understand that there are plenty of countries which you would prefer not to life in but i do believe in my country but my country is a good one. We don't kill people anymore because they are different than the norm.
If the gene sequence is short enough, this is probably the best gene to do a clinical trial on the human use of CRISPR-Cas9 because it’s one healthy people would be willing to risk their hide to splice in. It’s essentially as close as we can get to a real-world superpower.
Personally, I like very much leveldb/rocksdb. They're very fast and solid.
Euhm ... tiktok ? In US and EU.

https://www.statista.com/statistics/1100836/number-of-us-tik...
There should be "string deduplication" in the original title. That would be informative and targeted more to Arrow users.
Hmm… it seems like that's only true if it doesn't actually mean anything impressive. Your neurons or nose obviously can rely on quantum effects in the same way a modern semiconductor transistor process does. But that doesn't imply anything huge like "consciousness can't be emulated on a classical computer."
Here's the source, if you want to submit an issue/PR.

https://github.com/rebeccaskinner/rebeccaskinner.github.io/b...
The more senior you are, the less code you write. Also, the bigger the organization, the less code you write.
That it’s mostly just a cold call type of thing; I get emails and LinkedIn messages with the most generic company and job description, with at the end just a “lets have a call when you are interested”. Interested in what? Your generic “fintech startup with founders from Google, using Java and Node”?

I have a pre-typed response asking for all the basic details first, otherwise I won’t engage any further.
Knowing what to re-order, remove/add is non-trivial for a newbie.

Relevant discussion: [0].

Let's look at the edit distance between [1] and [2]. Previous frustration at [3].

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27415725

[1] https://stackoverflow.com/questions/66966625/converting-obse...

[2] https://observablehq.com/@d3/contours

[3] https://talk.observablehq.com/t/i-want-to-learn-d3-i-don-t-w...
You are correct. I wrote the original comment as "single server" so I assume it does not mean a meaningful scale and can be more effectively dealt with a support ticket. Not everything needs to be growth trajectory SaaS.
Is it a huge source of revenue?

The category never seems like it gets above 20k concurrent and that’s mostly for a couple of streamers. Right now it’s the 55th most popular category with 4.4K concurrent viewers which is two orders of magnitude less than the most popular category.
>The range of permissible debate is quite narrow in reality, and usually start from an assumption that the core tenets are more or less true.

The purpose of apologetics is to defend the faith debates with people of other religions or atheists. If there are rules about not allowing certain things to be debated that's not going to work at all.
The anime Psycho Pass has mapped all this out in full, better watch that.

In short mood detection is ultra refined and remote, via cctv type installations. Probable criminal activity is intercepted before action is taken and pre-criminals treated for their mental health.
According to the documentation they're actually using ChaCha20: https://fuchsia.dev/fuchsia-src/concepts/kernel/cprng
This happens to me too. I find it incredibly unprofessional and immediately blacklist any recruiter that emails my work address. I purposely don't post it publicly (though it's not hard to guess). They found me through LinkedIn, contact me there and I'll get notified on the site and my personal email address.
There’s a whole cohort of English recruiters who hire for the EU roles. They wouldn’t name a company or provide any relevant details unless you agree to have a call with them. And when you do, they’ll ask incredibly annoying questions that show how incredibly non-technical these people are. Moreover, they can’t provide you any relevant company details even if you call them, since their only goal is to push you to the next stage and forget about it. I have no idea why this industry is specifically in the UK, but “English recruiter” is something of a meme in the European tech.
>the ten amendments

That's hilarious. I'm not sure if that's a typo or joke. It also makes me think of the US Bill of Rights, which are the first ten amendments to the US Constitution.
Offering a position to someone who is working at that position at the very same company the recruiter is hiring for ... (it happened more than once)
Reason why recruiters (and any other type of sales person) prefer synchronous vs asynchronous communication is because of 'conversion rate'. Note, this is NOT converSATION rate, this is conversion rate, the opportunity to 'convert' you from being a prospect to an active candidate, now in process.

Asynch is ignorable (which is why they are good for the receiver), but Synch if accepted can become a negotiation (which is good for the sender).

My advice for engineers is: understand what manner of communication you most prefer, state this clearly whereever you have a profile and stick rigidly to this. There is really no reason why a recruiter should have your number, and if they do, no reason for you to answer it if the number is unrecognised
I think this demonstrates that all decisions should be made with help of a glass of wine.
Not convincing. When you add a new feature, you can change the parser. So internally, you could rewrite every usage of this.x to this.#x (or anything else) upon reading it.

Edit: wrt encapsulation, will the proposed solution work when a class marks the same field private as the one it extends?
I don't think it's so much about whether people watch the video or not—that's too optimistic. People will respond based on pre-existing affiliations.

A drawback of being a large, open, flat community is that discussions break down when there's, say, an 80/20 split or worse in the community. When it's 90/10 or 99/1, nothing is really possible. You'd need a smaller, more cohesive forum for that.
Have you actually experienced a long period (year or more) with no obligations like work or school? It's much easier to be motivated when you're busy than when there's no real need for your effort or deadline for anything. I know some people manage great and have very active retirements but some just fade into passivity. Keep an eye out for the danger warned by John Mellencamp - "Life goes on long after the thrill of living is gone".
Modi and his fan club have spent so much time and energy pissing off so many people that the moment they show weakness there will be major repercussions. So its a trap. All this "taming" SV narrative is their only move. The more control they have, the more people they piss off, the deeper the hole they dig themselves into gets. Sooner or later no one will help them out of the hole. And they can stay there and chant about their delusions of control.

Given the incompetence they have displayed its fascinating how anyone can have faith that such a govt can "tame", leave alone control SV.