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People like templates, and the clear and declarative correspondence between input and output.

You can write React without using JSX, and I assume Vue without templates, but unless the components system has a declarative layer so thin it might as well be templates (e.g. elm, or clojure’s hiccup) and it is entirely expression based, they’ll want templates.

Wicket looks like absolute nonsense of the worst kind. It completely reminds me of Struts and Spring and friends, and that is not a positive comparison.
This article is from Feb 1, 2021! I understand some hesitancy at this time, as everything was brand new.

I am sure the person interviewed in this article is vaccinated meanwhile.
Worth mentioning, there's an ongoing debate about removing leap seconds, as they seem to cause more trouble than benefit they bring (UT1 and UTC being in sync).

Personally I've dealt with some unit tests around simultaneous use of multiple timezones (we had to show the timestamps in the local timezone of the respective event). One day a good chunk of them stopped working for no apparent reason.

After a lot of head scratching, I figured out an update of tzdata was responsible for it, since it added new planned leap seconds. Our underlying library was properly taking the leap second into account, but the test conditions weren't.
In this attempt, I hope the organizers take the time to listen to many workers to understand their employment concerns as well as concerns with unionization. In the previous attempt, I found their website sorely lacking in specific demands, https://bamazonunion.org

The messaging seemed to be generic arguments in favor of unions combined with some general Amazon and Bezos criticisms. Even reading through the linked reports, didn't seem to provide a particularly convincing argument. E.g., they begin their concerns about workplace safety with

> The report notes that between 2013 and the time of publication earlier this year, seven workers had died at Amazon facilities. According to the report, two were crushed by forklifts in the warehouses, one was run over by a truck, one was killed by a driver in its parking lot, one suffered a fatal heart-related event during an overnight shift, one was dragged and crushed by a conveyor belt, and one was killed and crushed by a pallet loader. Two more Amazon workers were killed just weeks ago when a warehouse in Maryland partially collapsed during a storm.

While workplace deaths are certainly concerning, nine deaths in eight years for a workforce that is now up to 876,000 workers [0] suggests these deaths are exceedingly rare and may not be something most workers are thinking about. Further, there’s already OSHA requirements for workplace safety and I’d imagine all firms, including Amazon, want to avoid worker deaths and will make the necessary changes.

I think a union will need to address the specific demands of the workers they will be representing rather than generic arguments for unionization. Further, Amazon may be a particularly challenging workplace to organize since they already pay exceedingly well for unskilled labor, with a starting minimum rate of $15/hour and surprisingly good health benefits. [1] For many workers, Amazon may be the best job they’ve ever had and these workers may be concerned about risking the situation.

This includes risks like Amazon shutting down a unionized warehouse, which should be illegal, but there are workarounds. More likely, Amazon would just not grow a unionized warehouse and instead grow nearby ones to control labor costs. This would include building new warehouses if necessary.

Amazon may also be particularly aggressive in automation investments for a unionized warehouse, which would allow them to justify layoffs for redundant workers. Some analysts have even proposed that Amazon may be able to have “dark warehouses” (i.e., warehouses that keep the lights off) with full automation within 10 years. [2] Union concerns may lead them to invest even more aggressively in automation tech.

In general, I want to see workers' concerns addressed at all firms, and unionizing may be the best approach for this Amazon warehouse, but I think this will be challenging and will require organizers to put a lot of thought into the specific demands that the majority of workers want.

[0] https://www.businessinsider.com/amazon-number-of-employees-w...

[1] https://www.aboutamazon.com/workplace/employee-benefits

[2] https://futurism.com/the-byte/amazon-automated-warehouses-10...
Pfizer was banned from selling drugs to Medicare and Medicaid, normally a death sentence but the govt agreed to just ban one their subsidiaries instead - one that didn’t sell drugs at all.
Afaik additional problem with UT1 is that it's near impossible to tell UT1 time in real-time, because you need to do astronomical observations. So it's kinda impractical as civil time.
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There's so many sneaky ways these sites try to get you to accept cookies, and the european legislation will probably need a couple more iterations until it is in a state where most annoying loopholes are closed. It is gone so far that sometimes out of happiness over a "reject all"-button, I will disable adbloc to give the sites some revenue.
At some point we will "get on with our lives" but that doesn't mean that we will be able to ignore COVID-19. As with any highly infectious and dangerous disease there will still be a public health response to outbreaks. The hope is that with a high proportion of people vaccinated we won't see many outbreaks.

For example, in Australia we have a 92-94% vaccination rate against measles (differs slightly by state) with the disease considered eliminated in 2014 [0]. Even still, in 2019 there was a small outbreak in Western Australia that lead to a big contact tracing effort and some forced isolation/quarantine of close contacts [1].

[0] https://www.health.gov.au/health-topics/immunisation/childho...

[1] https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-10-25/inside-the-operation-...
Things are not so clear cut. There is significant research that blacks will face much higher likelyhood of being charged with a crime for the same behaviour for example, similarly if you specifically target a certain ethnic group with random stop and frisk you're obviously also catch more crime, let's not even talk about the large economic disparities.
What happens when one all-coder needs to understand or debug another all-coder's code? The definition of "readable" may change, but I imagine there would still be ways of organizing the code that would make it easier or harder. The halting problem would seem to imply that, for any given all-coder, it's possible to obfuscate hard enough to frustrate that all-coder.
What are your thoughts on the IP though? Aren't you worried that the code you're writing ends up being a huge legal ticking bomb?
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This is a good point, I didn't think thoroughly about the license reproduction part (even applies for MIT licenses, as it stands)
That's a fair concern. We really try and avoid advancing anyone when we suspect might be rejected in the middle or end of our process. It has only happened once since I've been here. Again though, I have to lean back on that everyone should be aware that job hunting isn't an ideal process. Occasionally someone can really ace one part of an interview and really not be a fit in a different part. It's unfortunate when it happens, and that's when I lean on my principles of offering constructive feedback.
As far as I remember from earlier discussion, the reason that problems arise is that the posix standard defines a "day" as 86400 seconds, so leap seconds need to be erased from history after they've happened. This doesn't make a lot of sense; on March 1st, we don't start pretending that February 29th never happened.
You probably don't even know what real vegetables taste like. As a Canadian born and raised who moved to Ukraine a few years ago, one of the most surprising things I encountered was how tasty a simple salad can be. Then I found out that mineral levels in vegetables in North America are estimated to have dropped 90% since 1914 [1]. Ukrainians who migrate to other countries are often heard to complain about a loss in food taste - and I know exactly what they're talking about because I'm a foreigner who noticed the difference in food taste right away.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20965771

My old comment on the matter: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20969214
Well, it was a front for something else. "Fake" in that sentence belongs to "program", not to "vaccine".
Developing Open Source software is not “services”, unless you have a customer paying for it.
A very interesting article. I was really surprised to learn that electric vehicles were used earlier than I thought.
> Can you tell if someone smoked pot on Sunday rather than Monday on a Wednesday drug test?

I don't really know. I thought there would be difference in concentration.

> Does it matter if it is a "heavy" drug (say, mushrooms?)?

Mushrooms are not a hard drug. Fentanyl/heroine and crack are.

> Does it matter that someone did a couple of lines of coke saturday rather than be drunk and high from Friday to Sunday?

IMHO the second is worse.
How is it useful to you?

It feels like the majority of my coding consists of translating extremely complex business requirements that neither the business people nor me understand 100% into highly specific code that appears to do what we want it to do. How can Copilot help me here?
> Other countries have high gun ownership and low crime and low police violence.

I.e. "la comparaison suisse"

It doesn't really hold up. Switzerland has a very low crime rate, but also has one of the highest gun violence rates in Europe (most are suicides).
Throw in mandatory minimum training standards, preferably longer then a hand full of weeks and including de-escalation.

Good points so.
If the government does it it's not murder, because murder is specifically unlawfull killing. I also agree that tax evasion should not be punished by the death penalty, but prison and extremely harsh fines would be a good start imo.
Hooks today are like CSS utility classes a few years ago.

"It's not semantic"

They will stay or they will go but I think they are useful more than they are not but I don't think its the final form we'll all adopt.
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I don't know - smartphone cameras are at least as good or better than disposable cameras were. The same can be said for the quality of camera most folks had. I remember that little camera that took 110 film.

And oh, I've seen many: I worked at a pharmacy, where one of my duties was developing film and helping folks print digital prints. As digital cameras grew better, cheaper, and more widely distributed (thanks in no small part to smartphones), regular film just dropped sharply.

A few folks care, and will sometimes get a fancier digital camera if they can afford it. The vast majority of folks, though, don't seem to care as long as they have the pictures. Realistically, all a lot of folks want is an instant point and click.
According to the FSF[1]:

> To release a nonfree program is always ethically tainted, but legally there is no obstacle to your doing this.

It paints a picture of a bigoted organisation.

[1]: <https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-faq.html#ReleaseUnderGPLAnd...>
Trump claims the election was stolen on little to no evidence, after losing 60+ court cases across the country trying to find evidence. The sentiment expressed is not analogous at all.
You can have fragments (and so forth) with Rebol/Red URLs.

For eg.

>> type? https://www.example.com/foo.html#bar
== url!

>> type? https://www.example.com/foo.cgi?bar=1&baz=2
== url!
It seems like the bug was introduced in 2019, so it's presumably phones released since then. Still a problem, but not "all Android phones" bad.
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Capital punishment is not murder. Even killing millions of innocent people, like the US likes to do for financial and racial reasons, is not technically a murder.
I'll keep that in mind. My original comment didn't quite clarify, but when I say those things I make an effort to not come across as insincere or like I'm reading a canned statement. Also, I try and clearly say what I value-- which is both of us learning more about each other and figuring out if them joining us is a good fit. And I encourage them to assess if we're a good fit for them too. I often talk to candidates before making an offer about the trade-offs of taking our role over roles at differently-sized companies.
I think it's because the term "commit suicide" implies a moral judgement, in the past Western notions of suicide were actually pretty barbaric. To accuse someone of trying to commit suicide would have been a fairly serious accusation, in fact in the past in some jurisdictions suicide could mean that your estate went to the government instead of your family as suicide was seen as an offence against God and the Crown.

Nowadays we tend to recognise it for the complicated set of behaviours that it actually is, modern notions of mental health and other factors that can contribute to suicide are often no longer seen as personal (and sinful) moral failures on the part of the suicidal person. To "commit" something usually implies that wrongdoing has taken place, for example as a thief or arsonist commits theft or arson. Since suicide is often the result of severe mental health issues, intolerable trauma, or other factors that have nothing to do with a person's moral conduct the verb "commit" is often seen as inappropriate in modern discussion.
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> knowing that noone will ever examine their SaaS codebase and won't care about license compliance

Everyone thinks this until they become the next Linksys, and have to crack open their entire tech stack because someone reverse engineered the text of the GPL in their firmware...
> it compromised the trust in the program sure but there is no need to make it sound even worse than it is.

But this is worse than just that. This is an example of "post-truth", those kind of thing make people think "okay, the anti-vax side is lying, but the pro-vax side is lying too". It is because of this kind of comportment that so antivax tell themselves (and others when they are caught) "Okay, i'm lying, but i believe in the cause, i'm sure i'm right, and well, i have to lie to match my opponents, cause the truth takes the stairs, and lies the lift".

I'm taking Vax and anti-vax here, but you can make the same argument for less dangerous "truthers".
That's truly one of the most bizarre accounts of harassment I've ever read. I hope they're well and truly compensated for their suffering.
If you hire a programmer that has worked on said closed source and ask them to recreate that code in your GPL licensed program - at what point will that be considered infring on the original? Can you relicense code of you feed it through a programmer?
No, really!
Not possible: it's a fake!?
It seems real: booo :'(
I tried React during its early years, and switched to Vue.

It's just a little bit more coherent platform than React. There are core Vue projects, and they go in lockstep with Vue releases.

Second, Vue understood how fragile, and the same time important tooling is. There are many very mature Vue packages to scaffold, and manage your Webpack, or other build system setup for you. This saves a lot of hours because if this setup fails on you, it will also fail on tens of thousands other developers, and will get fixed quickly.

Vue itself been less tooling dependent at the start, and it played a role it its early popularity, vs React, which was superglued to Webpack or something similar from the start. Now, the situation has reversed I think, and it is a pain point.

I think there is a good sense of direction with Vue, with Evan being better at keeping focus on objectives for the next release than a lot of other frameworks developed by companies. I had few silent breakages during updating projects to new version.

Lastly, Evan is a very decent person, and this helps the project getting more contributors.
Why isn't this more widely publicized? It definitely goes against the current narrative being pushed, kinda scary :(
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This could lead to an interesting situation, where in June of 2029 a multitude of double-spending attacks are initiated on various banking/financial software across the world, with the attack lasting a few seconds in total. What a headline that would be... Of course this depends on specific implementation, but I can see how this could happen to a wide array of implementations.
The Lancet actually played a major role in promoting anti-vaccine sentiment.

They were the ones who initially published Andrew Wakefield's now-discredited research [1] linking the MMR vaccine to autism. This research and the media attention it garnered massively undermined public trust in vaccines in both the UK and US.

It took them over a decade to officially retract the article.

[1] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2831678/
I think it’s good to see cases dropping which indicates that vaccines might be very effective beyond a certain point.

But I wouldn’t start the celebrations just yet. What we could also be seeing is a drop from what was an extremely high peak caused by the Euros. The UK was seeing 50k+ cases, which is equivalent to 250-300k cases in the US, a threshold the US never reached even before the vaccine was ever created.

Also, Boris Johnson had gambled many times. And it has cost tens of thousands of UK lives. Flipping heads twice on 9 tries is not something to be thrilled about.
You're right, yes. I was attempting to point out that with a DEX there is no way to enforce record keeping or KYC, and so if someone is determined to avoid tax, then DEXs won't / can't report back to a tax authority.

Australian exchanges, as far as I've gathered, proactively send transaction details to the tax office, or are compelled to do so upon tax office request.

When it comes to public wallet addresses, it becomes up to the individual to voluntarily declare their ownership - such is my understanding.

I will defer to your knowledge and / or expertise if you disagree with my understanding, you need to know this stuff inside out - congrats on founding, and here's to a big future for crypto, you're well placed.
I'd outright refuse to work at a place that imposed them on principle, body integrity is one of my strongest-held values. There's enough creepy corporate manipulation of our private lives as it is, the only piss they'll get from me is a swift "piss off" and I'll work somewhere that respects personal boundaries.
It most likely does not. You can get accurate (down to ~10ms) time from other NTP sources. What you want from a GPS based NTP server is the PPS output, which is accurate to a few ns.
Morals/Ethics of code ownership aside, I think there's an interesting challenge there in developing a tool like Copilot but without developers falling into the blind "copy-paste" mode.

I think there's utility there, but the execution isn't quite right with me for encouraging the right behaviours.
Well, POSIX time is an additional layer of stupidity, but it certainly not the only source of problems; notably these GPS/GNSS related problems do not have anything to do with POSIX time
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>FTA: “Will it be cherry-picked back to the 3.20, 3.21, and 3.22 branches?

Just update.
As with many things, the perception of BLM, and associated fear, is based on how the media portrays it and what they give attention to. People living in fear of BLM mostly have that false fear instilled in them by the media, especially the right wing media.

The overwhelming majority of BLM protests in the US are completely peaceful. Where protests have turned violent it is often initiated by police action and is typically both small scale and very localized. The definition of "violent" demonstration includes blocking roads, which many people wouldn't consider actually violent or destructive.
However some people think BLM is an immediate threat to themselves & their property.

To be clear, BLM is certainly not the only example of an incorrectly perceived event/movement/whatever. This happens every day and across the spectrum of politics, geography, etc... Human nature is not perfect and neither is the environment we're living in, so perfect understanding of complex & large scale systems is impossible.

https://acleddata.com/2021/05/25/a-year-of-racial-justice-pr...
Most people are out there making what are essentially wordpress blogs but in a different language.
Once you've figured out an algorithm, you still need to code it. Thinking != coding. Coding is the easy and cheap part.
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1) Looking at the TIOBE index, all the static languages I recognised on there are: C,C++,C#,Visual Basic,Go,Fortran,Swift,Delphi,Cobol,Rust,Scala,Typescript,Kotlin,Haskell and D. Of these C and Go are the only two that don't appear to support generics so I don't think this approach excludes a lot of static languages.

2) If you want to distinguish GET and POST requests statically then you just need a type for them e.g.

GetRequest<TBody> implements Request<TBody> { }

if you don't need to do this then you can just add a method field and use a single type for both. Either way you don't need to use sum types so a language like Java can express it.

3) Yes you'll have to make functions that don't care about the body type generic so this approach could become unwieldy if you have a few such properties you want to track.
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Before opiods, we had cocaine, valium, morphine, and so on... We just didn't keep so many records back then, especially during the times they were legal. With Valium, folks got it from their doctor.

Did we track depression before like we do now? Were folks comfortable talking about it or would they lie when they self report?

I'm pretty sure that in the past, folks got discovered dead because of the smell.
Copilot is the perfect machine for clean room design and license/copyright laundering. It is unethical and unfair to the open source community.

I do not care if it breaks code to bits and recomposes them again regurgitated by <YOUR-LATEST-AI-TECHNIQUE-HERE> in a way that is untraceable: it would not work without learning from our open source code. Code produced by this method should be automatically licensed under the most restrictive license of its input used for learning.