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In addition to the license concerns about Copilot’s suggestions, companies probably don’t want their proprietary code being sent off to GitHub servers. Will your code get logged somewhere? Will it be fed back into Copilot’s machine learning algorithms? What if the uploaded code includes some secret passwords?
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It seems whitleblowing is more dangerous than fraud these days
TV design decisions baffle me. Why no displayport? Why only optical audio out and no jack?

I just have mine hooked up to my pc with a long hdmi cable so my use case might be unusual, though.
Those are settlements, not damages.
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What details would you like? Server population stats? Is it controversial or obscure information that a very high proportion of all Matrix users are on the Matrix.org instance? (seriously, is it?)

I thought that fell under the umbrella of common knowledge, so far as Matrix goes. If you've got data indicating otherwise, I'd find that interesting to see. I'm actually finding hard stats very difficult to locate (the few I can find seem incomplete, but corroborate this very strongly, for what they're worth), but again, I thought this was basically assumed to be true by Matrix users. I mean, if you search "matrix protocol" or "matrix chat" or "element chat" and follow the Happy Path of clicks to try it out, you'll have a Matrix.org account. The way you veer off that path? You have to know the address of another Matrix server. You won't be presented with other options, just the ability to type in the address of a different server. That this would result in Matrix.org having the lion's share of users seems a predictable outcome.
Yeah, in 2021, employees increasingly expect this from their employers. Of course this could just be for optics and to claim "see, we care", but I think interpretation misses the broader context.

In light of "The Great Resignation", and increasing awareness and activism around work/life balance, socially conscious employers, etc. this kind of move is required. At worst, it's a survival mechanism. A more charitable take is that leadership actually wants to change things.

In either case, if they actually implement this, it's good for employees even if leadership was forced to do this by the current climate.
I am one of those immigrants who were “wealthy”, which meant my family was able to save money for years to afford my plane ticket to the USA. When I came here I was one of the poorest kids at school. Stop making excuses.
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I have never said that the person should not exist. Please refrain from interpreting my comment in bad faith.

I am just sad that these opinions still exist. And I am more saddened that people think it is helpful or furthers the discussion to post these opinions. Suicide rates among trans people are definitly a topic to be discussed, but seeing the rest of the comment, I just cant shake the feeling that it was twisted in a way to support a talking point that was just _mean_ and ill-intentioned.
Lik Sang remembers.
1) You’re probably not rich in the sense of generational wealth. 99% of people aren’t.
2) There’s no aspect of luck in your success? If you had gotten sick, would you be where you are now? If the company that hired you had gone with another candidate, would you be where you are now? Did a friend refer you to your job? If you had been born in a different time or a different country, would you have the same opportunities? Hard work is good for success, but it’s not sufficient. And that’s especially the case for gaining outsized wealth.
Are you able to do the homework (without aids) but not the test?

You might have some form of diagnosable learning disability. If you get that diagnosed and then take it to a college's office of disability support services (or whatever the equivalent is), they'll set you up with a set of accommodations, which is generally things like more time on tests.
Definitely, if you shoot us an email (contact@flowly.world) expressing your interest in the Android version, we will add you to our waitlist for the Android Beta. We are aiming to get it out end of summer/beginning of fall. I hope we can be helpful for your father.
Yeah, desktop Linux isn't losing any (or gaining much) marketshare. Firefox went from having more than half the market to being a rounding error.
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is the entire point of your account to advocate for deregulating medicine or why are you barking up the wrong tree here?

I didn't argue for or against licenses. In any field with tacit knowledge expertise will persist regardless. Even in a world with zero licenses people will probably not have their kids operated on by someone who studied surgery on YouTube. Both the dentist as well as the physician in your example are trained professionals. As are the scientists whose studies you trusted when you came to the conclusion that someone gave you bad advice.

Institutionalized and tacit knowledge in science is just as present as it is in medicine. Licenses are just a way to make that knowledge acquisition explicit and verifiable.
It looks like your "pipeEncode" is generating a string that reflects your desired key equality function. I mention this approach in the blog post, but I consider it a poor substitute for being able to use arbitrary objects and specify the equality function on the map or set.

The issue of mutable keys is a slightly different one. If you mutate any of the properties of your object that are used by the map you are going to have a bad time, so don't do that. And I guess if your maps are sufficiently simple (eg JS's object-identity maps) then the user can't make that mistake, but at what cost?

If they are generating strings as keys and they mutate the object after creating the string then this will also break so they haven't even really avoided the problem.
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y = mx + b

y = Where you are

m = Your ability to grow

x = Time

b = Where you start

Although where you start is important, your ability to grow (or decay) ultimately determines where you end up.
With TCL TVs, it's not hard to remove the wifi card. In the ones I've taken apart it's always just connected with USB internally.
Even Google is giving up their free services. Soon YouTube will follow Apple and raise their walls around the Prison and lock people in through an aggressive TOS. With DMCA or newly lobbied legislation could Google own every video?

It will be an exodus for those on the cutting edge, and the late comers will be paying the price.

Google doesn't have the marketing department Apple has to successfully pull it off.
> it meets the needs of the average customer in your target market

In most markets, the average customer is a minority of customers. There is a lot of variety in each niche's demand. Maturity is having market coverage of those niches. Whether that coverage needs to be done by a single company is another question.
Yes. TFA is racist, anti-capitalist nonsense.

I'd rather celebrate stories like the one featured on HN just the other day[1], about the Vietnamese immigrant who started Huy Fong Foods and _very successfuly_ popularized sriracha sauce.

[1] https://twitter.com/TrungTPhan/status/1409185044501987340
Clojure's sweet spot is very much the "situated program" Hickey likes to talk about. Clojure is a great fit for line of business apps where maps really are the right choice for modeling your domain.

We recently evaluated Clojure vs node for an upcoming project and went with Clojure because while most of the work really is just querying a db and writing JSON, we also do a fair amount of heavy reporting and pdf generation which will bring node to a crawl relatively speaking. Rather than have to take on the operational complexity of microservices for the slower parts of our app we just went with a Clojure monolith. The draw of a single language to work with for both client and server was very tempting, but ultimately the JVM won out on the server.

I'd be amiss if I didn't also say the whole Deno situation has us worried about the long-term implications of spinning up a brand new node project, where the JVM seems far more reliable logistically.
Walmart isn't some disinterested third party; they enact policies that directly affect their employees' health and longevity. It's a pretty perverse incentive for the party responsible for negotiating and administering your health insurance to have a financial interest in you dying younger than expected.
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There definitely are valid use cases for a Map, and even more now that we have WeakMaps (e.g. associating data DOM nodes). Or mapping functions to values, e.g. something like this:

const returnCache = new Map<() => any, any>()

const memoized = <T extends () => any>(f: T): ReturnType<T> => {
if (returnCache.has(f)) return returnCache.get(f)
const v = f()
returnCache.set(f, v)
return v
}
I went back to my very first comment in the thread. I quoted this:

> > At $1mm you really are independently wealthy in most cases.

Firstly, my working definition of "independently wealthy" is when you can stop working and keep living. I think this is the common definition, but it's possible you're using a different one.

So from that quote and that definition, what I have been saying is that I don't think it is true that "in most cases" people with $1m are independently wealthy. I think that in most cases, those people have most of that $1m net worth tied up in their house and in illiquid traditional retirement accounts, and could not actually live off of just the remaining liquid wealth once those are subtracted. That's really all I've been saying. It's based on just that one quote that hinges on "independently wealthy" and "in most cases".
A quick look at the source implies that that iteration order is not predictable.
And removed her other stories from the publication queue.
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> I'm coming across more than a few sites which are subtly broken in Firefox, something that virtually never happened all these years.

At a prior organization, I was there when they dropped support for Firefox. Basically got one bug report too many that was Firefox only and at that point the few users were just told to switch to Chrome. The small market share is accelerating its demise.
postmodernism never had a good name or leg to stand on in the first place
You probably wanted to say, most of the atmosphere is Nitrogen (~78%). 80% CO² would be quite interesting, effect-wise: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31759856/
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I've used plenty of knowledge found on SO but I've never done a direct copy/paste. I also find it kind of weird how "normal" copy/pasting from SO seems to be. It's always paid off better in my experience to take the extra minute to understand the code I would have otherwise copy/pasted, and then implement what I need from it myself. The time savings from copy/pasting seem to average back out later as technical debt when something inevitably has to be fixed or changed.
> Of course the general technique of associating identity with consumer products is still problematic and that's probably the core idea that Century wanted to get across.

I think there's a lively debate to be had around whether or not this is actually a bad thing. Here is my argument for why it might a positive force in society. Let's focus on the "torches of freedom" [1] event.

The key thing that Bernays did was associate a physical symbol (cigarettes) with a much deeper need/desire: women's rights. What if this really did lead a lot of women to advocate and assert their rights more? What if lighting up that cigarette was the first symbolic act towards deeper change? For a personal example, a year or two ago I felt I needed to make some radical changes in my life, and one of the first things I did was dye my hair blonde. That physical change paved the way for some deep psychological changes. It's very easy for us to judge the torches of freedom thing as "bad" because we now know that cigarettes are bad for health. But they didn't know that now. Actually, we can replace cigarettes with another consumer product that served the similar purpose of women's empowerment (without any of the health problems): jeans. Women wearing jeans was a big political act of rebellion back in the day. If the jeans makers capitalized on that and associated themselves with women's empowerment, is that a bad thing? I think the counterargument here is that people take on these symbols (cigarettes, jeans) as part of their identity and stop there. I.e. it's not the first step of a deeper transformation. You just get a surface level symbol of the identity you want to portray and then stop there.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Torches_of_Freedom
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You can read it here: https://outline.com/5hNkgt .

The article doesn't really define rich but cites multiple papers and quotes a few economists. Seems like the core thesis is "having access to money makes you more likely to start a business" which seems like something that should be true. The title is a little incendiary though.
Thanks for the response, it seems my initial take was indeed unbalanced and hadn't factored in the potential of geographically distributed raises which benefit the founders local territories whilst bringing the benefits of significant US capital.
Oh, sorry, I worded that comment confusingly. The list is not sorted at all yet. My intention was to later (this weekend?) get the numbers for visa type popularity and display them next to the type (as well a description of the visa in human language :D). Then I feel like it'd be a lot more logical to see the list sorted descending by popularity.
Copy/pasting does not lead to understanding. The understanding I gain from not copy/pasting allows me to pursue more difficult projects where there isn't a ready-made answer online. If you want to grow, you have to do the work yourself.

And if you want others to grow, make sure your answers give knowledge without giving solutions.
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Set up a foundation. Set up a patreon or create another funding source. Hire developers. Congrats you saved servo

(Ps this is how Mozilla started)

Edit: lol how is this possibly downvoted? This is both a constructive and informational post. Absolute state
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> Change.org petitions are almost universally pointless and ineffectual

This isn't my experience. Yes, if you're using a Change.org petition to lobby POTUS, that's dumb. But for local politicos? University administrators? In other words, people sensitive to being publicly embarrassed? I've seen it work.
Not if you turn it into a career, no. Then you should have signed up for an undercover investigator position, drawing a normal salary, instead of assuming your reporting will net you an income.

Should whistleblowers be rewarded? Absolutely. Should that come from a pool allocated and managed by the SEC? Most certainly, because we want folks to be secure in their whistleblowing. Is it the American way to go "there's money here, I can probably take repeat-advantage of that"? You bet your star spangled butt it is. But is that last part also on you, and not anyone else? In most American fashion: boy howdy yes.
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I learned a lot about knots and anchors on Youtube, and as a climber sometimes my life depends on it.

But of course you should take actual lessons from instructors before using youtube as a resource.
Gentle reminder that there are outliers on both ends of a normal curve who are being let down - sometimes, it is the the same student at different ages. Catering to the needs of both top-/bottom Xth percentile requires additional resources, effort, time or money, in a field that is already under-resourced.