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If you're using anything approaching continuous integration/deployment, the value of checking out version 523 of foo and 416 of bar is low, because by the time you test and submit your change, one or the other will have changed.

When you have relatively small services, continuously updated, there's not a need to do the sort of precise cross-version testing you're advocating for, as long as you maintain some level of per-feature forward and backward compatibility across your api surfaces, which is far easier than doing cross-version integration tests for every change.

Put another way, you should decouple yourself from caring about particular versions and think more about which features are supported by what's currently deployed. The question you ask shouldn't be "is version X in production", it's "is feature Foo safe to depend on". Unless something is wrong, feature Foo should work just as well in version X and X+1 and X+2, so caring about precisely which you're using is too low level.
Because it's so symptomatic of American Arrogance.

(Yup, capitalization intentional.)
In the video game space they have intentional implementations of those: Loot boxes and the acronym FOMO (fear of missing out) in content that can only be obtained in a given game season (quarter.)
OK, but that doesn't answer the question of how to teach kids to deal with stress/anxiety. I agree that placing them under stress/anxiety probably damages their learning. I still think it's vital life experience to gain before adulthood.
Counter example: MS Flow. It is a nice idea but is completely torpedoed by Microsoft itself. All workflows are executed in a user context and if you want that to change you have to pay thousands of dollars and self-host infrastructure. HTTP is a "premium" feature... Some function don't work with MS own features to block networks by IP. they release their Azure IP range tables, but it still doesn't work. The usability is worse than 2010 SharePoint workflows with the exception that it can interface a range of web services by predefined adapters.

Power Apps is quite buggy and quite difficult to implement with questionable design decisions (The programming language changes with regional language, so member selectors like . get translated to ,) that makes code incompatible if you change Power Apps language (yes, really). Not that you can easily export/import projects from one tenent to another. The programming language itself is not less complicated than classic languages, the strength is the platform. What wordpress is to blogs, Power Apps wants to be for mobile apps if you will.

Power BI is a lightweight App that basically leverage pivot functions of Excel is a small web app. Quite useful, but there should be no illusions about the capabilities. Nice for quick data analysis with the usual drill down.

For a government to use Power Apps means to be extremely dependent on MS. It is rather questionable and very expensive in my opinion.

That said, no code workflows and applications builders would help a lot. But current examples are severely lacking in my opinion.
There are unions that behave badly, therefore unions as a concept is broken and should be abolished.

Funny enough that logic never applies to corporations. If some corporations behave badly, murdering people, overthrowing democratically elected governments, kidnapping children, well, that's just how it is, we can't abolish corporations, even regulating them is criticized.

Unions help the small guy though, so those are okay to trash.
If you want to compare a large passenger plane to a land based vehicle you should pick a train. Both the train and the plane can only go certain routes and are mass transit vehicles.

The emission of gases in the upper atmosphere by airplanes also worsens their climate heating effect by 300% (source: https://www.umweltbundesamt.de/umwelttipps-fuer-den-alltag/m...)
But what's the average occupation rate of the plane and the car?
Being that the M1 Macs can't run 32 bit Intel X86 code, it leaves out a lot of legacy Mac games. They would have to be recompiled for the M1.
Chamonix is just an outlier in many ways though. Overly touristic but fantastic off piste and mountaineering. Rail networks always have some poor journeys and this is definitely one of them, in student days I remember once having to bivi by one of the stations and wait for tomorrow's train
I don't think mandating what's valid and not valid on public areas is valid. How is "recreation" any more valid than "sleeping"?
Silicon Valley (the show) has hit the bullseye on this one - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dek5HtNdIHY
To give one example, the leaders of the Münster Rebellion of 1534 certainly weren't content with "less inequality."
Such as? I'm predicting most examples would be things where it's only some small subset of the community, who would be much better served with a competing product.
cheat.sh is your friend. E.g for sed:

curl cheat.sh/sed

Will show you several examples.
Not just Youtube, a lot of google services, search is also really slow for me and we also got some connection errors from pubsub/cloudsql/etc..
Hacker News nurtures an addiction like nothing I've ever seen before. Facebook, Instagram and TikTok don't even come close. I wonder if we give "algorithms" too much credit, considering HN does such a good job of capturing my attention without them.
The answer lies in your post itself. Free/community != customers. Customers by definition spend money on something.
This book bench is awful. What a devaluation. Saw the picture, immediately came to the comments and searched for "books" to vent about it.

Now I am able give that article a second chance.
> I always felt like baseball was intrinsically a better game than football insofar as "football has to constantly tweak the rules, which baseball's stay (mostly) the same."

Funny, I haven't seen all that much "tweaking"... They've changed the off-side rule a bit over the years, but that's about it, isn't it?

Oh, sorry, now I get it -- you weren't talking about football, but American Hand-Egg, right? :-D
I might not be thrilled with state intervention either, but I do not doubt its necessity. Here in California the state has a new housing target that is allocated to regions. The regions then allocate new housing targets to cities. And pretty much every single one of the cities in the Bay Area is having to be dragged, kicking and screaming, to meet those targets. My own city is having to violate its own low-density regulations to get it done.

If it were not for the state promising heavy financial consequences for cities failing to plan appropriately for growth, the cities wouldn’t be doing squat about the problem, and things would continue to get worse. How do we know? Because that’s exactly how the last couple of cycles have gone.
Meet, and search very slow as well
I regularly have issues with new hire data scientists straight out of Uni.

Connect to database, pull multiple tables into pandas / numpy. Then start joining to find the records they want in python.

Why, why, why ???
How would contact with “First Nations” in any way help European elites to come to the concept of the radical equality you are describing? They neither had nor believed in any of these things.
I don't think Rust is low on boilerplate.

As an example, here is a video of David Pedersen creating a simple Tower service: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16sU1q8OeeI&t=945s

I found it intimidating how much you have to write to create a simple middleware.
Your sir, have just described the Chilling Effect.

It's a very powerful reason to oppose monitoring of legitimate communications. The Rational Wiki has a good write up.

https://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Chilling_effect
It does, but you can't use markdown within an html tag. That is, once you go down to html, you can't mix abd match, which would have been incredibly helpful (think html tables)
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To ensure that help links are displayed correctly and integrated accessibility features work as expected, Windows forces some links to be displayed in Edge.

Think I should work for MS PR? How much do you add to your compensation expectations when you have to sell you soul aside from your manpower?
Advocates of which are:
- corporate climbers
- CV driven development engineers
- those who don't know how to code - those who know they are bad at it
- technically curious non engineers
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I love this, you are a great example of dark matter developer, using old and boring tech to deliver everyday some real value to businesses
For real, it should be pretty damming that even Ballmer-led MS had more product vision than current Google
> 7-day incidence for Bavaria was 97 for the vaccinated and 950 for the unvaccinated

How many vaccinated are getting tested? Are there test mandates for vaccinated in GER? Age breakdown of positive cases? Health status? Any population representative data at all?
Or just as picky, but simply have different taste. Perhaps that, too, co-evolves with the fruits.
Not everyone checks HN and Reddit every day.

Just because it's been asked before doesn't mean that the people answering it are the same etc etc
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I assume you mean being user and in the multipass group is not the way you want it.

How should it work then?
This reminds me of something I did last week. In our team we share a Keepass file on a Windows share to exchange important passwords.
If I am WFH I have to connect to the VPN, login to said share, copy the file and paste it to my linux laptop. This takes less than 5min but it always feels like a waste of time.

So then I had a genius idea that I could automate this process, to save time you know. Well, after 1,5 hours of trial and error I came to the conclusion that doing it manually is maybe not the worst thing.
After some experimentation I found out that pygame is even better them pyglet.

I had multiple issues with pyglet with high monitor refresh rate, HDR and refresh rate mysteriously slowing down after I dragged the window around. While pygame works flawlessly.
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Can they actually produce a mirror you could mistake for a glass mirror?

I assume if your mirror is "only" as good as as the shiny side of some aluminium foil, you can't project things with any detail.
You can always run the OS on the phone simulator which is included in the repo.
The Enlightenment didn’t grew out of concerns for inequality, it wasn’t even its big point even though the Enlightenment was a very intellectually diverse movement. Read Kant’s essay on the Enlightenment, it contains the word “equality” exactly zero times.

Also, it is quite ironic to mention the thought of Rousseau as an exemplar of the Enlightenment when he is often put into the camp of Counter-Enlightenment.
If you liked the HHKB you may like some of their other current offerings. My current KB is a Realforce TKL stealth black and it is awesome.
This is unfortunate for your team, but most of your conclusions are not adequate.

1. Actually, Svelte has much less "magic" involved than React. Sveltes abstractions are not leaky. The reactivity might be more difficult to understand. But the rules are well defined. They are strange - no doubt - but not leaky. When looking at the generated code it's actually much more obvious what is going on than what React is doing. React on the other hand has some leaky abstractions. The biggest one is the effort you have to put into to make it efficient (memoization). Also, hooks.

2. Two way data binding is not a constant source of bugs. Then every team using Vue, Svelte, Angular, React with MobX would have those troubles. I've done 8 years frontend dev in a large company using React and Angular (and recently Vue 3) with different teams. The bugs come from people not technology. I've seen no other correlation there.

Granted, React has the largest ecosystem of all of them, but what do you actually need?. In that regard, Vue hits the sweet spot.
I would go with Budibase - it's free, has multi-step forms, you can use an external db, or use Budibase's built-in database. You can also automate notifications when a new contact is added.
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Please leave your echo chamber. Not everyone uses IDEs.

And also it is not needed for a demo for embedded development
Seems to be fixed again?
A little of it is normal. Too much of it is wasteful.

I have clocked a thousand hours in a video game I like. Many of that hours were not fun, but still just entertaining enough to prevent me from seeking greater pleasures. I was just killing time, not enjoying it.

I realise now that reddit is just the same. I sometimes use tools to block it, and I end up doing much more during that time. Not more work, but more time well spent.

I'm not being judgemental. I'm realizing that mindless browsing has a negative impact on my life and I choose to address it.
Crank is a gimmick, why else would anyone want to pay $200 for ~$30 pay as you go phone specs hardware in 2021?
...Hah. *Files away*

Did you grab a photo of the shipping label on the box that turned up? Mental drain notwithstanding, I theoretically wonder if you'd get a different response if you randomly cold-reopened the case with the new evidence. Sounds like the credit card dispute went through, in any case.

Reading this, I also thought briefly that it would be really cool to make a site for people to publicly file open-and-shut substantiated claims as a sort of "name and shame"... but of course enforcing submission quality would be impossible (firehose), and the majority of the "neat" cases would end up being fraud. Sigh. :(

TIL about the idea of having CCTV pointed at my front door and letterbox though. I've seen plenty of Ring clips at this point of "ha ha the delivery person yeeted the package in the general direction of the front door" but I never really thought that it makes it possible to be able to incontrovertibly go "...what delivery?". Definitely adding that to the todo list...
I actually think that useEffect is an amazing abstraction. It lets you group related functionality like subscribing and unsubscribing into one place and makes it very difficult to leak stuff or use stale values.

I didn’t write many class components beforehand though, so my mental model didn’t have to change all that much.
I read all those note taking threads with great passion (from the first to the last comment - typically comments are way more interesting then articles), looking for the holy grail of note taking.

I've tried a lot of solutions but the one that clicked for me is a mixture of org-mode for current/smaller notes and Zettlr (https://www.zettlr.com/) for stuff that my kids will inherit one day.

Zettlr's advantage is that is it just a layer on top of folder or folders with standard markdown files. Zettlr adds ability to tag and search notes plus it displays MD in a nice way. Nothing more, nothing less.

I keep the notes on Synology drive, so they are synced/backed-up and it just works.
What kind of train are you talking about ? Where is this ?

I've never seen any situation even remotely insecure in the years I have been taking the train regularly, either in Europe or in Asia.

Unless you conflate 'urban' train (like subways) with long distance train ? But in this case it seems like an unfair comparison : I cannot take the plane to go to work.
Another writeup of the malware analysis (for macOS): https://objective-see.com/blog/blog_0x69.html.

Wired's coverage: https://www.wired.com/story/ios-macos-hacks-hong-kong-wateri....
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I thought this was very interesting as a real-world-events kind of account of some of the things around Turing and other people at the time. I didn't know there were these hardware luminaries so nearby.

The accepted division between hardware and software 'people' that this article projects was curious though, and this aspect of computers seems to have become even more complex now. I tend to think that all camps working together to make computation both happen, and simultaneously somehow be worthwhile as well, is ultimately what you'd want though? (not just fighting between groups)
Windows 11 blocks Edge browser competitors from opening links - blog post by EdgeDeflector creator Daniel Aleksandersen, November 11, 2021.

https://www.ctrl.blog/entry/microsoft-edge-protocol-competit...
Because a VM requires you to manage a window for the VM itself. WSL is more seamless. Speaking of seamless, VirtualBox has a "seamless mode", where guest OS apps can appear as normal host OS windows. However, if you're running a "full Linux distro" inside your VM, this isn't very useful, because you'll have this ugly and tricky-to-manage Linux GUI widget also (the dock on GNOME, or the taskbar on KDE). WSL also lets you launch Linux apps from the Windows start menu, which you can absolutely achieve with VirtualBox, but it'll be a manual effort of writing BATCH files.
> They had google glass ffs!

Sounds like you never used one? Yes, they had glasses with small postage stamp display in the corner.
What worked for me was SelfControl on my computer and Adblock rules on my phone. This effectively kills my impulse to switch to Reddit or another website as soon as my scripts takes over a second to run. I block reddit and a few websites for days on end, and usually end up seeking better entertainment.
That's not the unnerving part (answer would be "probably nothing"). The unnerving part is convincing the people in the black SUVs that you actually haven't been doing anything suspicious. While they tear your house apart. And take all of your stuff. And have you handcuffed on the floor.
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2KWh+ battery pack in a very weird shape.
It's a matter of balance. Too much "open door" mentality, and you'll never achieve anything that distinguishes you from the rest. You won't create a new trend if you're always chasing the latest trends.
No-code it's just code, but scattered around in many forms and places, instead of being a bunch of text files in a folder.

At the end of the day you are still instructing a machine to operate.

Every task that's complex enough still requires a "coder mentality" to perform.

It's just that many people don't want to bother with the quirks of classic programming languages and the technical baggage that they drag around from birth.

The worst feeling comes when you realize you are spending most of the time fighting with the tools than actually solving the problem you had in the first place.
Interesting.

Yeah, Nassim Nicholas Taleb, the author. Highly recommended to read Black Swan.

Here is his essay (wip) : https://acataleptico.files.wordpress.com/2019/05/principia_p...
That's not a direct response to "Only something like 10-15% of lifelong heavy smokers in the United States develop lung cancer." Instead it's a copy-pasted list of large numbers.

Jet ski riding causes 100% of jet ski accident deaths, but that tells me very little about the safety of riding a jet ski.

Not here to defend smoking, but to defend argument.
For personal - Trello boards per subject.

For work - paper. Cross an item out when it’s done.
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I have taken a lot of trains... and I've never ever experienced what you're saying. Junkies or homelesses on trains? What?
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When I needed GPU instances, I asked my long-term bare metal hoster (hetzner.de) and they sent me a private price list.

My theory is that publicly advertising GPU instances tends to attract people who want to convert stolen credit cards into crypto mining power. I mean it's the same reason why the 3090 == GPU most suitable for crypto has been sold out for a year.

That's also in line with the fact that I had to sign a voucher stating that I will NOT do any kind of crypto hosting / mining / processing on any of their servers before I got that GPU instance.
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Frankly, a problem at Google is that they have a lot of VPs with very long tenures (15+ years) who are simply in these positions because they have been along for the ride.

In other places they would long have been fired for underperforming, at Google they get to keep messing up because core business is performing too well.
I'm measuring mine by my own standards. I don't want to be more productive. However I don't want to look back at my prime years and see that I spent most of them scrolling.

I'd rather enjoy more rewarding activities that involve learning, getting exercise or meeting people.

It's a bit like snacking. It's not harmful in moderation, but sometimes you need a proper meal.
I think you raise an important point though about the safety of the environment. On some trains (mainly local), they can be no staff on at all apart from the driver. Even on larger express trains in the UK, you are likely to have 1 Train Manager and maybe someone at the buffet. They even sell a lot of alcohol and won't keep people off the train if they are drunk leading to various unsafe conditions (mainly late at night tbf)

I do wonder how the railways justify that even people who are paying first class tickets (which are really expensive) only have, at most, a single attendent for possibly 50 passengers. First class on the airplane and you might have a ratio of 1 to 10.

In Germany, they always seem to have at least two Ticket Collectors so the chance of not having your ticket checked is very low. On many services in the UK, you could get away without a ticket travelling later in the evening when many ticket barriers are left open.
Avoiding paying taxes leaves more in your bank account than if you had to pay them, so it's still a gain, isn't it?
Had delta not hit yet, or is a new variant taking hold in Germany?

If I recall correctly, during California's surge last fall/winter, health officials and the media were quick to blame the public for bad behavior, but it also turned out that a new variant was taking hold.
Hopefully there will also be jail time, for executives and engineers alike.
Maybe even more striking: a 2020 article describing THC /Cannabis residue on a Jewish temple altar that dates to the same time period as the above 2019 article.
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/03344355.2020.1...

This strengthens the argument for Cannabis use by Abrahamic priests. This has been asserted on the basis of textual evidence in the Old Testament (namely the qaneh bosem in the holy anointing oil and the smoke-filled tabernacle). On the basis of the text alone, it might seem far-fetched. But now we’ve got a smoking gun, so to speak. More scholarly discussion here:
https://www.ancient-hebrew.org/studies-words/facts-about-kan...
I always admired their use of SQLite: https://blog.expensify.com/2018/01/08/scaling-sqlite-to-4m-q...