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>The whole situation is more hellishly dystopian than a grimdark fiction writer could imagine. It's no mystery why gen Z are often aggressive doomers.

Ah yes gen z are the only ones... the only ones to be sad and mad.
Never mind the generation having to be drafted and die in Vietnam. Never mind the generation having to fight in WW2. Never mind the generation having to take care of your ass.

I had breakdowns from social anxiety everyday in 7th grade in 2003. I got nothing. I would have rather have drugs.

the zoom zoom is showing. Go to bed please its past your bedtime.
They already do. Not everything even in the server segment is unicorns and rainbows; a lot of corporate “fauxpen source” is SDKs for proprietary hosted services, and paid staff working on those “OSS” offerings is more about “building a vibrant community” (read: extracting free labor) and making sure the only contributions accepted are those that narrowly match their internal roadmaps (which reinforces my previous point).

I mean, it’s still better than closed source SDKs with bugs unfixed for years and books written about working around them, but that would be a pretty low bar anyway.
History is written by the indefagitable.
The meaning of that saying is not literal; ”windy places” refers to unstable leadership in an organisation, with high-level executives often getting replaced.
Does the mass really affect the sound through the air? I'm sure that the shape and size of the vehicle will affect the wind noise, but I fail to see how the mass of the object directly affects the wind noise.

Tire noise, possibly, as the tire is holding that mass.
This is the most important realization for me.

I am starting to chase a form of normalization even more strict than 6NF. Everything gets a synthetic key, there is no such thing as a domain key anymore. Facts are in tables 2 columns wide, no exceptions. Tuples of id & fact. The only other things I permit are a "root" type and a "relation" type, being 1 and 3 columns respectively.

If someone told me I need to start tracking when a phone number was last modified, or create a new approval loop for that change, I want this to be a concern entirely contained under the phone number tables. Not something that needs to be added to everything that has string column called PhoneNumber.

I strongly believe this degree of normalization to be perfect from a domain modeling perspective. It almost feels stupid to not do it this way looking back at all the unexpected changes we've endured.

SQL is also the perfect tool for putting Humpty Dumpty back together again. You can build views to present your change-proof 6NF+ schema in something the business can consume. I.e. wider tables that make some assumptions. If we get our assumptions wrong on the views, we just iterate so we don't break old SQL. VCustomers2, VCustomers3, etc. The cost of iterating your schema by way of views is negligible compared to fucking with it elsewhere.
For partial orderings, we can have neither a ≤ b nor b ≤ a. Perhaps it's that?
This is basically it…a lot of people are applying to google but not that many to your local large insurance company that needs Java Enterprise programmers & pays decent but unspectacular salaries. Once you have experience it’s much easier to get the next job.
I loathe this every time when I have to fish and dig for the actual study that is being reported on in any media. To me that is bad journalism.
If you're looking to learn how to make this kind of scene, I highly recommend Bruno's Three.js Journey course.

Disclaimer: I had the pleasure of having Bruno as an IRL teacher for some time ;)
I could see people using this symbol when proving for example that x = 0. Say they first show x \geq 0 and then x \leq 0. Then they've shown x ⪒ 0, and therefore x = 0. But yeah, a symbol like '⪒' for this purpose is maybe natural to write on a blackboard, maybe not so much in electronic form.

I'm not aware of any other purposes.
You’re mention of HN(/tech) people got me thinking about the difference between the experiencing self and the remembering self.

I can illustrate it as follows: You can go on a wonderful free holiday for two weeks, but the deal is you will not be able to remember it. Do you want to go?

Some people will say no. After all, if they cannot remember it then it is just loosing two weeks. These people prioritise the remembering self.

But some people will say yes, because woohoo it’s a holiday! It’ll be fun in the moment. These people prioritise the experiencing self.

I think this is a really interesting concept by itself.

In the case of tech people, I suspect they are mostly in the first category. So they are more in the ‘if I cannot remember anything then put me out of my misery. I essentially don’t have a self anymore.’

But I wonder if people in the second category will be of the mindset, ‘well, I’ll still have good days, which I guess I’ll enjoy at the time’
A Turing* test is a black-box test that only considers the subject's output. It specifically doesn't try to answer questions about how the subject works internally, like GP asked. That's the whole point of the thing!
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Actually, half of the stuff on that list is cross-platform. Which is good. Recently I've started pulling myself out of apple ecosystem (nixos on desktop, calyxos on my phone) and found out thah the process was easy, thanks to portable software. I was even able to quickly reuse my nix config I used on mac.

The only two things which bother me are bad situation with keyboard shortcuts and some hidpi issues on Wayland.
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If a ≤ b or b ≤ a. That does not always have to be the case. For example, x ≤ y could mean that x is a descendant of y in a tree.
I fail to see why electric cars are significantly heavier than gasoline cars. Signifikant in the sense that it makes a differenc in noise.
I logged on to FB a few months back because I had to send a message. I just sent that message and logged off. (I would get email when they replied)

Facebook seriously asked me if it was my own account I logged on to. Because, "when people log on to other people's accounts, they tend to log off quickly".

Yeah!
You shouldn’t be giving managers 6-8x what you offer senior engineers at a startup, at least not in a startup where engineering matters.

If smart candidates are rounding the grant value down to zero, smart companies will not seek to give grants that are multiples of the current size. (That’s giving away $100 bills to someone who values them at less than your cost.)

When you’ve raised a $20M round and have an employee pool that is 10-20% in total, you don’t have many 1% grants to give…and you have exactly zero 6% grants to give.
There are times when getting someone on a 72 hour hold has been too difficult. I have been in situations where getting a 72 hour hold was necessary but was not possible. I'm glad it worked out for you. I can see both sides of it. I wish I knew a good solution.
Maybe that is one place were we could spend more resources. Even if separating them from other kinds might sound wrong. It might be for best. That is move them to smaller groups with specialised teachers who have adequate support in place.

It is harsh, but clearly trying to integrate all of them to general population is not working for anyone, but administrators...
If they allowed a free for all then competitive forces would quickly force standards down. The same commercial pressures that make Facebook and Twitter abuse their users would lead to all sorts of problems in Paris.

And of course the taxi companies aren't monopolies, they have to bid against each other to obtain a license and compete for customers.
That's splitting hairs though isn't it?
The website is fine, it's simple, legible, responsive, lightweight and does not distract from the content...
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if you want to know where the expression for sqrt(a+b) come from it is a taylor series expansion of the first order (linear approximation) of f(x)=sqrt(a+x) arount 0. f'(x)= 1/(2*sqrt(a+x)). For x close to 0 you get f(x)≈f(0)+x*f'(0)
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The joke goes further than that.

This implies that the emperor may not be heir to the throne. Or, may not be 'high born'. This was 2000-2500 years ago, perhaps.

Legitimacy came from the male in these times.

So, having a shared father means nothing bad for the emperor. Having a shared mother means his title, his lands, his bloodline may be entirely false, and thus, his legitimacy.

(Even if the emperor rose and claimed his place by blood/conflict, the above all still counts in many ways.)
No one has asked before. Also, I only have an English version (the King James in particular). I don't see much of an issue with adding alternative book names (I also support two letter abbreviations) other than working on a twenty-plus year old Apache module.

I originally planned on supporting non-contiguous ranges, but gabe up on that to get something out.
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Is this site supposed to be an example of this "good journalism" it's talking about? Because I miss the compelling arguments which are targeting the real reasons why people use something like medium.
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> there can be significant local extremes that are far greater

You're moving goal posts. Either we're talking about global climate change, or we're talking about local changes. Local changes have always happened, and animals either adapt or die when they do. There is no argument that the global average change is any more than 1.1c in the last century.
Steven Pinker and other linguists would like a word with you:

https://www.google.com/search?q=steven+pinker+i+could+care+l...

From Pinker's book The Language Instinct (p.377 or 389 depending on the edition):

> A tin ear for prosody (stress and intonation) and an obliviousness to the principles of discourse and rhetoric are important tools for the language maven. Consider an alleged atrocity committed by today's youth: the expression I could care less. The teenagers are trying to express disdain, the adults note, in which case they should be saying I couldn't care less. If they could care less than they do, that means that they really do care, the opposite of what they are trying to say. But if these dudes would stop ragging on teenagers and scope out the construction, they would see that their argument is bogus. Listen to how the two versions are pronounced:

[If viewing on mobile, turn your device sideways to avoid wrapping.]

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COULDN'T care
LE
ESS.
i

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I
CARE
LE
ESS.
could

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> The melodies and stresses are completely different, and for a good reason. The second version is not illogical, it's sarcastic. The point of sarcasm is that by making an assertion that is manifestly false or accompanied by ostentatiously mannered intonation, one deliberately implies its opposite. A good paraphrase is, “Oh yeah, as if there was something in the world that I care less about.”

But I hear you and sympathize with your point of view. I have been there myself. It didn't make sense to me that people would use a word or phrase in any meaning other than its literal one.

Especially a word like "literally", right?

Merriam-Webster has a article on that. It's literally the best article ever written!

https://www.merriam-webster.com/words-at-play/misuse-of-lite...
Show HN: Weather API for non-commercial use
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And then how does that compare with other jobs? That possibly can be said for negotiation for 90% employees in any field too.
A bit off-topic, but are there any Tailscale users here who consistently use it on mobile? How was the speed and battery life? I see that Tailscale offers a lot of nifty features like this that go beyond setting up a VPN, but if the overhead is too big it might not be worth running at all.
Configurability matters in a lot more cases than just accessibility.

example: set Spotify to be the default music app.
> There's no way the US is getting drawn into a land war in Asia.

Classic blunder or not, the US gets drawn into land wars in Asia fairly regularly (especially in the 21st century, where we’ve spent most of it involved in two at once.) 1950-1953 Korea, 1955-1973 Vietnam, 1991 Iraq, 2001-2021 Afghanistan, 2003-2011 Iraq II: Elecric Boogaloo, 2014-? Iraq III: Now with Syria, too.
So the best way to maintain health is to … stay healthy?
We found a phone with pre-installed malware via the Lifeline Assistance program
Facebook downloaded 38MB of JavaScript. Needs to be parsed on a single thread.
> Why are we taking away configuration from users' hands?

Because users are the product, not the customers. Time to choose a cloud provider with a different business model.
It's just... easier for engineers. Less to test, less code, less to think about. And right now, all software is being built at the pleasure of the software engineers - this is why you're also seeing shift towards things like Electron apps and less options and worse UX. It's just easier for the guy programming it and noone really cares about user experience because there's no real competition.

I mean, what are you going to do, use a 3rd party client for Google's services? You're not allowed to - at least not on the same service level.
The point is not so much that it's 'flattering', and more about it being based on flimsy primary sources. A surprising amount of content about this whole part of military history had to be removed because it was just taking full-blown regime propaganda at face value - and propaganda that was of no independent interest as such (what they call "fancruft"), so it wouldn't be notable even if one took the time and care to unpack and restate it in more neutral terms. It's disappointing that so much content had to go, but it's ultimately for the better.
Unless the backported fix didn't actually remove the vulnerability. Or the vulnerable systems reported as being fixed without actually being so because of another bug. There are a lot of imaginary situations that could've happended.

There should be an in-depth analysis from this, but I don't think it's safe to really draw conclusions about their processes from what we know from this exploit alone.
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That is incorrect. In different measurements the noise level was the same at higher speeds, while being much lower for EV at urban driving speeds.

One example: https://www.toi.no/getfile.php/1340825-1434373783/mmarkiv/Fo...
It could be both. Wellington, New Zealand is a touch blasted, and after a decent gale down there I’ve felt unhinged.
For skills-development, I totally agree. I have several strong devs/other tech roles on my team who came via this route.

For salary-development, you’d probably be better if you start SWE, even 6 months “late” and rotate through an SRE group at some point early in your career.
If a web site claimed it was "Programming Languages - The Complete List", with a list of a few dozens items, would it be popular? It would describe POP-1 in one sentence, same as Lua, B or Caml. Some influential languages would be missing, while others would appear in the list though they were in used for a limited time in a single lab. And the most important point: would it mean anything to anyone who does not yet know the various paradigms of programming?

I see little value in such lists. The few paragraphs of general introduction are more interesting, but I don't think it's enough to understand how gods were perceived during the 3 millenniums of Ancient Egypt. For instance, there was an essential concept of "Maat" (order of the world). And some Egyptian gods could age and die.

If you're interested in the subject, I strongly recommend "Conceptions of God in Ancient Egypt" by E. Hornung.
I say, more strength to her elbow - even while understanding the ultimate futility of what she is doing given the nature of what Wikipedia actually is.
For the first I started out with magnet, but ended up with moom. Hovering over the green button in the title bar then shows fine-grained controls to dock the window to a half of the screen, or do basic tiling.
Golang: Doc comment revisions: headings, lists, and links
Not sure if lynx supports check boxes, but might be a way to include native animated graphics where ascii art is merely static
From a naive bystander view it looks like a majority of war's and suffering in the world in my lifetime is just there because the US does not stop to enforce their crippled idea of democracy on other countries (and US oil interests).

Could be biased, could be propaganda, but I am for sure not alone thinking this.
Interesting. Do you call it a "hagamos" list? Along those lines, calling this place "Hacer News" would be pretty fitting!
>>Can it ever recover if people lose trust in it? Since that's a major part of what's keeping such a system going.

This is the most important thing MMT supporters seem to ignore. Fiat money is a confidence game and all the theories will be pointless if people lose trust in the money.
I'd suggest noise isolating the house. Triple pane windows do wonders in my case, but they aren't always desirable depending on where you live.
Maybe you'll never read this, but a thought...

I've basically run out of new movies to watch, which are good. Yet some movies over the years, maybe a few every year, are quite good.

The further back I go, the more nuanced (from my perspective) the comedy or comments can become. And further, the more I may "miss" without looking deeply into topical, timely events.

Some stuff literally makes zero sense, then you google, learn something about that specific time, and "oh, I get it". And I'm just talking the 60s or 50s here.

And that's what I can google, which 100% doesn't even remotely give the feeling, the nuance, of actually living in that time. All the quirks, all the jokes, all the in humour.

Words become slang, meaning changes, then that slang falls out of favour.

My point in all of this?

I don't think we have proper, 100% accurate nuance of latin, with properly mapped slang and meanings of words, over 1000s of years.

(And this joke may have been greecian too, but who knows)
There were no companies, as that would require private ownership of factories and other means of production. As the article says these were built in state owned factories. There were no other kinds.

There were no other factories and even small business was mostly nonexistent until the late 80s and in some cases punishable under the law as “speculation”.
> 1. Electric trains wont generate diesel particulate, but will generate road noise.

They don't generate diesel particulate, by they do generate "other PM10 and finer particulate", from the brakes for example.

In Paris there's a lawsuit against the RATP (local transit authority) for particulate pollution inside the stations. [0]

There's also the fact that, at least in Paris, some metros are running on tires. For those that run on metal wheels and rails, some turns are quite sharp, and you can hear the screeching of the metal. This is likely to contribute to particulate pollution.

I suppose for overground trains, this is less of an issue.

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[0] https://www.rfi.fr/en/france/20210323-french-ngo-sues-paris-...
Do you have any historical example where people lose trust in it and it didn't recover?
Isn’t much of the job/industry “web stuff” though?
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I'm going to go with... no? I have also seen claims of hieroglyphs that represent dinosaurs, and claims of dinosaurs living with the Egyptians. I'm not sure what the fascination is with connecting ancient Egyptian culture with dinosaurs, but clearly there's some draw there.
The most likely explanation for Cloudflare is garden variety DDOS protection. I don’t see that as a red flag?
Not a document or a web site, but an up-to-date management GUI that supports all the launchctl options:

https://www.soma-zone.com/LaunchControl/
That wasn't the point. Yes, you're free to use it. But many of us would like not to depend on Google code.
How we design our APIs at Slack
Have you made any public contributions we can critique?
Getting the first job is hard. Don't be picky. Just apply for everything related to CS. It is normal for companies to ghost you so don't expect hearing back from 90% of them, even if you have had an interview.

I also recommend ignoring the requirements in the job posting, like years of experience, tech stacks, etc. The job postings are made by recruiters that don't know what they are doing.

Once you have two years of experience you can get a job at any company, so don't give up. If you end relocating you can move back after you get those two years.