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No one told me this prior to becoming a manager, and I did make this mistake once and immediately regretted it.

It seems like obvious advice, but the circumstances where this sort of thing could happen are described very well in the article.

I revert to humour in awkward situations, like a lot of people, but I quickly realised that there are some things that you can’t joke about when in this position.

Thankfully I don’t think the team member took any offence by it (although how would I know) - we had a good rapport and relationship, but I immediately realised my “joke” could be taken so many different (wrong) ways that I made a conscious decision to be much more careful after that.

Like many things in life, it seems blindingly obvious in retrospect but not necessarily when you’re caught up in the moment.
> every bit of software that presents this program not only to understand my programming language

You can either change your program to fit existing tools, or you can build smarter tools. I prefer the latter.

> code itself is a presentation layer

Not for the tool it isn't

edit: I think we can all agree that ideally we fix this in the language itself by adding optional named parameters
Our evolved intuitions about privacy aren’t made for this era
They, indeed, do.
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Truly one of the greatest, sad to see how things have changed.

Back then you got a great game and the devs just gave you all the tools to mod it how ever you wanted. It even managed its own mods to some extent, auto-downloading everything you needed when joining a server.

Today it's all about rootkit anti-cheats and controlling the game and everything surrounding it with an iron fist, as to best monetize every little aspect of the game. No mods, no custom maps, no nothing, because everything has to be catered to give the players "the best experience".
A report by OCCRP states that several accounts from Google Play Store have been banned due to malicious activities. The question arises here, why don’t the app owners took necessary legal action against them at the earliest possible? What was the reason?
I think I improved my internet usage habits when I started categorizing my usage into either "content" or "comfort" and examining when and why I was using either, with an eye to reducing the reasons I was subconsciously seeking out comfort material. That's helped me both reduce stress behaviors in my life and maximize the fraction of time I spend exposing myself to things that are actually worth remembering.

Small things, like listening to an audiobook while you do laundry instead of the same three albums you listen to every day, can have a marked effect on your sense of personal growth.
If they would have continued on their defining issue, maybe the 5% could have been attained, because privacy and security scandals to bank on are a-plenty. Oh well.
> If a student is burning their energy working overnight, they aren't getting the most out of college, that's a waste of resources in a given system.

Being debt free after leaving college was worth the lost sleep.
The coffee is the same price as at a cafe. About $7, which is standard for a large with two extra shots which is about standard here.
America even sanctions countries it refuses to sells defense systems to, and who then have the gall to buy it from others.

I doubt the EU could even contemplate creating something similar:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Countering_America%27s_Adversa...
By 3000 BC, Egypt was using homing pigeons for pigeon post, taking advantage of a singular quality of this bird, which when taken far from its nest is able to find its way home due to a particularly developed sense of orientation.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homing_pigeon
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ixYVFZnNl6s&t=1

From my son's favourite YouTube channel. These are American Ravens but probably similar to the Aussie variety behaviour wise.
Ok, this may be a very silly question. But here goes.

In the above example, when Alice types `ssh alice.p.hacker@server102` and presses enter, is she now logged in? E.g., does tailscale takes care of having a user on the machine and assigning the known public key through some SAML/LDAP/PAM/sssd-ish magic?

Or does Alice gets 'access denied', then calls the sysadmins who still need to make a user for her on `server102`?

The second option would be understandable, but a bit of a bummer, as in that case the fancy RBAC rules have to be essentially recreated somewhere else for the application layer.
Crime is down under de Blasio. Virtually every category has continued decreasing since he took office in 2014: https://www.disastercenter.com/crime/nycrime.htm

(That link only covers through 2019, but if you look at the official CompStat data the two year trend for 2019–2021 is also negative: https://www1.nyc.gov/assets/nypd/downloads/pdf/crime_statist...)
video and podcasts killed blogs. When we figured out it the spoken world has truly dismal bandwidth compared to reading, it was already too late, blogs were dead.

Also, SEO trickery completely drowned the honest blogger, not to mention rampant plagiarism from the same SEO farms.
I do have that in my apartment building. But, instead of a code, the lockboxes have keys that only the postman can remove from them. He locks a package in the box, removes the key, and puts it in the recipient's box. When the recipient checks his mail, he uses the key to open the lockbox and withdraw his package. The key is then stuck in the lockbox lock and cannot be withdrawn again except by the postman.
And now we have a URL we can direct our managers to whenever they make these stupid jokes.
I'm sorry there is no labour shortage, there is inadequate training. Unaffordable universities mostly not delivering on their promise. That was meant to create what looks like a labour shortage.
Train, and increase wage, suddenly you will find more workers to fill those jobs. Yes. A higher pay would put back women at home and in community participation which is what a good portion past 30 would much prefer. A couple to work less and take care of children rather than chasing affordable childcare services, it won't happen in a taxed market in economy that paying for a full time service would work unless for those who earn significantly more of course.
Like the comment said to which you are replying, there isn't a fast enough supply chain for deliveries which 'go stale' far more quickly than Coca-Cola does. Therefore, no, they can't piggyback on that existing supply chain.
Not sure where Matthew gets the data from, but he’s got a page with live London tube train positioning (updated today with the two new Northern Line stations): https://traintimes.org.uk/map/tube/
probably worth mentioning this HN thread:
"Ask HN: Favorite Blogs by Individuals?" with 273 comments:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27302195
I follow a bunch of people on substack. Things I've noticed as a reader:

- It's both an email newsletter and a very nicely designed, clean web page

- There's an easy-to-use payments system (I pitch in a few bucks to my favorite blogs). The writer can control on a per-post basis how much extra content paid subs get -- whole post, whole post but no ability to comment, or just a preview of the post.

- They've actively recruited excellent writers, offering them contracts with minimum $ guarantees.

There's nothing mind-blowing about it, but it's really well and tastefully done, which is more than you can say about 99% of the commericial web offerings.
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I can see the ads now.

We at .com are delivering medicines to poor people in this unfortunate country that has no infrastructure. (baby crying, dog being kicked away from table with flies on the food, and sad music playing)

Disclaimer: This was done one time for advertising purposes, and is not indicative of how our whirlybirds will be used.

(Off topic, but here goes. You know those drug commercials that state if you can't afford the medications, we a Whizzerbio will help out with costs because we are there for Everyone.

This is how it worked when I looked into it. You, and your doctor have to fill out a bunch of forms.

The meds are only sent to the doctors office. So you will need to go there to pick the medication up, and I imagine setting up another appointment. I have no idea why they don't deliver to the patient, or reimburse the pharmacy. I imagine they want it delivered to the office so the pharmaceutical rep can have a real reason to talk with doc?

Only one patient per doctor are allowed to participate in this promotion. Doc has 1000 patients, but only one poor guy gets the free med.

I looked into this ten years ago, so things might have changed?
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I like the way blogs are written today. If a take care not to find them through google, I can even reach some good ones. A large proliferation of blogs has detrimental effects when searching. Except for SEO aberrations, currently only people who have really interesting things to say about a subject have incentives to write blogs and that is how things should be.
That's excellent advice that many have learned the hard way...

Honestly even as a non-manager it's a very bad idea. When I was a junior one of my colleagues was called to the manager's office. I assumed it would be for some mundane project scheduling or whatever, so I jokingly said "you're getting fired" as he was going there. And he was.

This is one of these memories that come back to haunt you late at night when you're trying to sleep...
Awful. Seems to be a common denominator when building dams. The people responsible should be put in jail, but it can’t be blamed on “White Americans” in general, that’s just absurd.
Nah mate I legit just like it
There are a lot of comp0anies involved with Adeco for this “digital heist”. So how come the app owner know who to sue legally. It was an organized cybercrime and thank God, they got caught. Not to forget that it was Maxim Karpenko who exposed them and he got threatened in the counter back.
Which further reinforces that college is extended adolescence, subject to parental supervision and control.

If we want college students to have the rights and freedoms of adults, then they need the means to support themselves.
Hiren's boot CD use to have both live Mini XP and Mini Windows 98 for all kind of diagnostics and running the repair tools. Back then it was mostly data recovery, bad sector and some password breaking tools.
The only way I would take a new programming language seriously is if it doesn’t cater to current conventions. Other than that, there’s no point in making a new one. We don’t need new languages that just repeat the same ideas.
There are more blogs out there today. But with a focus on SEO the quality of blogs has dropped.

To meet some arbitrary SEO goal like, longer articles do better we have people filling in the top 1/3 with unneeded filler. Then we have companies trying to plug their product in a "10 best tools for X" article. Even if their product is crap for that feature, along with the content mills, the quality has dropped.
Don't be gross.
> My rule of thumb these days in JS/TS is all functions with more than 2 parameters should be refactored to a single object parameter using destructuring.

Does this create garbage for the garbage collector (which might be an issue for inner loops)?
I do my best to tell sellers this.

I recently tried to find out where to buy a new mattress online. Usually I get them IKEA and that's fine, but their shipping is so expensive, it's generally only worth it if you boy a whole lot of large items at once.

I talked to the customer repo of another shop to inquire what vendor they used for shipping and what would happen if I wasn't home - and they told me they used DPD.

Turns out that DPD's "we missed you" service is "you have to go to our distribution center to pick up your package". As mentioned above, that would have been a 1h15min train journey (one-way) with multiple changes. Carrying a mattress.

I sincerely hope the customer rep actually understood why I told them that this was an immediate non-starter for me. Especially since I regularly missed packages because the mail carrier simply didn't attempt delivery at all.
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What about quitting? I always joke about quitting
These particular ravens are attacking all the drones in the neighborhood, a garbage truck, and I saw them intimidating a cat earlier.
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I really hope you don't actually believe that!
No matter how smart the tool is, unless it can see the definition of the function, it can't guess the parameter name. Code is often shared on mail, chat programs etc, requring me to send compilable code snippets to get nice presentation out of a blob of text would be significant overkill...
Depends on company morale. I wouldn’t make that joke if people are on edge and worried that you might quit.
If you don't want additional software requirements client side, then it means you need a publicly-routable IP address on your server, or at least publicly-routable IP/port pairs. This can be achieved in a few ways:

- use a VPN from a net-neutral ISP to obtain a real public IP address over VPN (5-10€/mo)

- route specific ports to your own machine from an internet-facing server (via SSH/Wireguard/VPN tunnels) ; unfortunately it makes it impossible for different people (backend servers) to share a single routable port

- reverse proxy specific protocols to a backend server, using for example TLS SNI (or eSNI) headers ; a single internet-facing server can serve many different vhosts to separate backends, where TLS encryption is terminated on the backend

But of course you can run tor/i2p and other crypto-secure routing protocols (yggdrasil, zeronet, cjdns...) to expand the ways to reach your server. I'm unaware of good protocol-agnostic address discovery... for tor we usually do TOFU over DNS (eg. onionMX records) or HTTPS (HTTP2 Alt-SVC headers). The GNU Name System, at least on paper, sounds like the perfect crypto-secure naming scheme that could securely bootstrap addresses from names, but i don't think it has broad adoption yet.
Sounds noisier in the video than they really are.
I noticed this on a closet section I just built. A day or two after finishing it would still scratch but now that it's been a while and it's in the closet being used it doesn't seem to scratch.
Norway tried this with carbon capture.

It ended up with a big payday for big oil IIRC.

Now that we are getting the socialists back in power (they was the ones behind the last attempt) they've promised to have companies buy into it too instead of just using taxes.
Corvus coroinodes- Australian raven - according to the book of Canberra garden birds.
The coffee was great actually.
In fairness, capitalization matters.
The same advice applies to all managers, not just new ones.
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Quite right. France's expertise is definitely focused on nuclear subs, though conventional propulsion is said to be quieter.
It's just accessing the onboard flash memory. Sometimes the easiest way in to a given pin is through the top of the CPU package (obviously they are not hitting any actual silicon), if all the traces are otherwise buried in the board.
If someone from your party dying makes you sad, maybe you will try harder to keep them alive
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All the more reason to prefer blue or red solution (just don't eat too many beets).
I live in central London (zone 2) and the fastest wired broadband service available at my house is slower than 20Mbps. (I'm playing with LTE now, but so far it's been a bit of a mixed bag.)
Since this was after the cessation of hostilities, I suspect that headline was meant to have "flight" instead of "fight".
And UK just have a doc to open the debate again. Not settled.
Truly, what kind of emotionally insecure absurdity would you have to be shamefully allowing into your mind to give the least shit about the color of your message texts and your phone type? I can't imagine taking seriously anyone who shames me for something so vapid. Why even bother hating iMessage and etc? Why not just.... Not give a shit either way? In a very young girl or boy it's just maaaaybe slightly understandable (until a bit of good parenting intervenes to put it into perspective for the silliness it is) but for any functional adult? Ridiculous.
It might be easier these days with GraalVM/Truffle. You wouldn't run C# directly, you'd implement CIL in a Truffle interpreter, so you bypass JVM bytecode and its semantics entirely.
Am I the only one that doubts they didn’t pay him to do this? Seems strange he just organically promotes them
As a more general advice - person in position of power should not joke about causing harm. Whether is is manager joking about firing employee, stronger person joking about beating up weaker one or parent joking about throwing child out of house when they misbehave. This kind of humor works only when it is coming from weaker position and even then only in certain situations.
You might applaud me for changing my opinion when I learned new facts.

But your neighbour might see me as a liar, who promised one thing then did the opposite.

And your other neighbour might see me as part of a ruling elite that hears a clear statement of will from the people, then ignores it and does the opposite.
We have had several extended lockdowns of more than a month in the UK. I just ordered ground coffee beans and made it at home. Yeah, not as nice as real espresso, but it's not the end of the world.
I've searched high and low for something like this. Will give this a try. Thanks
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If one of my reports were joking about quitting, I would at least consider whether they were in a ha-ha-only-serious mode, and probably bring it up at our next 1:1. I don't think there's as much risk of hurting someone personally if you joke about quitting, but i do think it's an easy way to attract potentially unwanted attention/conversations with your manager!
Wow this looks neat, modern and clean! I wish other similar toolkits for other languages look as great, blue style for the workplace. Love it.

Sadly their docs github webpage is not built with that toolkit. It would be logic and cool if it did so that we immediately can see what it looks like. Load in the button as a real application would do etc.

Also the docs webpage could be clearer, easier to navigate etc.
It had a large cappuccino and a small hot chocolate in it.
Step 1: Let humans work like robots.

Step 2: Develop AI to automate the work using data generated in step 1.

Step 3: Convince investors that your AI is close to finished. Use the money to actually build a working version.

Step 4: Fire all the humans.
Name a single place and the law that is remotely comparable to the 1st amendment.
It doesn't exist. There are some analogue yes but they all have exceptions like the one mentioned above where arbitrary the holocaust is excluded or certain other topic are excluded. Or the free speech only applies if your speech is considered satire or has some arctic value. etc. etc.

>but then the US has such exceptions too, and thus also lacks absolute free speech.

No, it does not the fist amendment is very clear and short enough to not have any loopholes in there.
People just intentionally misinterpret it and then come around and say you can scream "bomb" in an airplane in US airspace therefore you dont have free speech in the US.
This just shows the lack of understand what free speech means. Its not about having the right to make audible noises of any kind at any time and place.
Similarly if you order a person to kill someone and do so with your voice trough the act of speaking, you are committing a crime.
The problem really, really isn't the percentage. It is the total number.
Hirens was a brilliant tool for cleaning malware infected systems. Most malware of the time would prevent opening task manager, regedit, services.msc etc. Often business systems of the era had so much manually configured or proprietary software that it wasn’t always possible to wipe and reinstall.
Their tactic was refined. They keep on rebranding to prevent being caught. They worked as JustMoby and shifted their tactics. They were best at doing that (in a negative way). Well, in conclusion, they have managed to make billions through their smart strategy.
Anywhere I can read about nitrocellulose lacquer? How is it applied?
Plenty of well-written, insightful and contemporary blogs on the Gemini network.

Get off the web and into some other part of the internet.
They deliver other stuff too, and yeah it is part of Google, but I only use it for coffee
Completely agree. Also clear that HH kept out of their way which is a lesson for many managers.

I'd also add that they had two more things - no legacy and no customers - so no-one to demand backwards compatibility which hindered the other firms.

I actually attended one of the first public outings for the first Arm CPU - in 1986 I think - we couldn't quite believe that this tiny team had built a 32 bit CPU from scratch. Of course history kind of repeated itself later when Arm Ltd was spun out and had almost no cash and almost no people (or 12 to be precise)!
Yes, indeed. And Siemens actually does have their own hypervisor: https://github.com/siemens/jailhouse
Thank you. Title link should be updated to this.
Could it be the attacks are coming from minority groups and it's uncomfortable to do something about it in the current political climate? Even in places like UK and Germany there were cases of police afraid to intervene to avoid being accused of racism whenever minorities were involved.
The problem they're trying to solve is that since so many people receive packages these days those '5 large lockable mailboxes' aren't enough anymore and packages end up getting left out in the open. Also lots of places don't have those large lockable mailboxes at all. Then package theft happens. So not so much innovation in the mailbox space than just adding more "lockable mailboxes" for people to use as needed.
> The Yugoslav experience of fighting against it on the basis of intercultural solidarity — and, also, of failing to maintain that memory, and of its collapse in the 1990s into resurgent fascism — has much to tell us.

Intercultural solidarity? Doesn't the article mention the Ustashe death camps? Didn't Serbia wage war on its neighbours before and after Tito's forceful union Yugoslavia, and even commit genocide in the recent past?

I think the broader point of the article is that you can throw words together that sound quasi-philosophical and create a problem where none exists, to draw attention to yourself.
This is the kind of content that I want to read here on HN. I couldn't care less about JavaScript or what's happening with FAANG when this kind of content is out there.
Well, dynamic languages like Clojure and static analysis like ProGuard will never mix that well. The module system helps though. You can get rid of the parts of the JDK you don't need.

I very much doubt reflection is going anywhere. For one, GraalVM native images support reflection, you just have to state ahead of time what you plan to reflect over.

WASM+JVM works. You can run WASM on top of the JVM. There's a Truffle interpreter for it, which means WASM code gets JITCd by the JVM itself and you can interop in and out. Check out GraalWASM.
I was on 4chan's random board in the early 2000s, and it was nothing at all like that.