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Corps are so used to workers coming to them. Degrees were cheap 30 years ago, not anymore. If you want workers, you have to pay upfront and make them. Because they didn't start 10 years ago, they're paying the price for it now. We are going to continue to see the price being paid until we admit the system is broken and has to be rebuilt from the floor.
This, as the state continues to worsen, the higher the chance that someone observing will go "huh that looks off" and then look into it, all while your system hasn't toppled over yet, no notice or write up would be necessary, but you definitely know now what the problem is. And then following that while you are working on a patch the system finally topples over and causes an incident/outage.
Just saw this response. That is awesome, thank you.
Check out my comment above, but I just wanted to say I am a costco whore, everything from the snacks in my pantry and freezer, to my tv to furniture is costco derived. If you are in Austin, we should go hit up a costco together, I am serius.
It's available for Chrome also.
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My pet theory is this is why tech beat out basically every other industry in management and company culture.

You work with an unforgiving compiler for a couple of years? You know something about feedback. (Personal favorite F#)

Also final point, BS managers are dime a dozen. As a manager you should welcome getting feedback as it gets you to be like Juggernaut from Marvel.
Neither the JVM nor the CLR guarantee UTF-16 representation.

From Java 9 onwards, the JVM defaults to using compact strings, which means mixed ISO-8859-1/UTF-16. The command line argument -XX:-CompactStrings disables that.

CLR, I don’t know. But presuming it’s still pure UTF-16, it could still change that as it’s an implementation detail.

(As for UTF-16, not only is it an ugly hack, it’s a hack that ruined Unicode for all the other transformation formats.)

I don’t think Python’s approach was at all sane. The root problem is they made strings sequences of Unicode code points rather than of Unicode scalar values or even UTF-16 code units. (I have a vague recollection of reading some years back that during the py3k endeavour they didn’t have or consult with any Unicode experts, and realise with hindsight that what they went with is terrible.) This bad foundation just breaks everything, so that they couldn’t switch to a sane internal representation. I described the current internal representation as mixed ASCII/UTF-16/UTF-32, but having gone back and read PEP 393 now (implemented in Python 3.3), I’d forgotten just how hideous it is: mixed Latin-1/UCS-2/UCS-4, plus extra bits and data assigned to things like whether it’s ASCII, and its UTF-8 length… sometimes. It ends up fiendishly complex in their endeavour to make it more consistent across narrow architectures and use less memory, and is typically a fair bit slower than what they had before.

Many languages have had an undefined internal representation, and it’s fairly consistently caused them at least some grief when they want to change it, because people too often inadvertently depended on at least the performance characteristics of the internal representation.

By comparison, Rust strings have been transparent UTF-8 from the start—having admittedly the benefit of starting later than most, so that UTF-8 being the best sane choice was clear—which appropriately guides people away from doing bad things by API, except for the existence of code-unit-wise indexing via string[index] and string.len(), which I’m not overly enamoured of (such indexing is essentially discontinuous in the presence of multibyte characters, panicking on accessing the middle of a scalar value, making it too easy to mistake for code point or scalar value indexing). You know what you’re dealing with, and it’s roughly the simplest possible thing and very sane, and you can optimise for that. And Rust can’t change its string representation because it’s public rather than implementation detail.
Newburgh's 'wonky' Christmas lights return with a Covid twist
The website is unusable on my Pixel 4a. Won't read, won't use.
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Did Roblox ever release the incident report from their outage?
We have state in two places and have to talk to 3 servers (frontend Angular/Node, java middleware and databases behind that) to serve a page, with JS running continually on the browser to monitor changes in variables etc..

Isn't the idea that you have a server that serves static or nearly static html to the browser? And maintains the state on the server itself.

We can't easily do what the LISP guys call memoization, which would be a huge win for performance by keeping properly cached values on the server, for example.
I forgot to mention that an in-depth resource like the OA is invaluable complement to terse cheatsheets for the 1% of the cases when the common commands are not sufficient. Thank you :)
Which is a source of frustration to no end given how annoying that extra 5 yen can be. You will always at minimum need to pay with 2 coins.

Not to mention awkwardly given back any multiple of 5 back if you pay in any multiple of 10. God help your coin purse (or pockets) if you end up with an unholy mix of 1, 5 and 10 yen coins.
We still exist :-)

Though I'm using Clementine now. Winamp does not have builds for my OS, and they didn't manage to go open source unfortunately. Anyway, Clementine, if less charming and less appealing than Winamp, is actually a bit more ergonomic and powerful.
> notify no one about it

But why this part? Python -m http.server tells me which port it is using or gives me "OSError: [Errno 48] Address already in use".

In fact, I just tried

python -m http.server $((10000 + RANDOM % 10000))

and it told me what port it started using.
I closed the page after about ten seconds for exactly that reason.
For me culture means Michelangelo, Umberto Eco and Shakespeare, not House of Cards, Girls, Squid Game.
Hi Mataug,

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> If people leave your transit system for a car it is because your transit system sucks.

A transit system can almost never compete with a vehicle right in your garage taking you exactly to your destination. Unless you live in very rare circumstances, friction-free car travel will be preferable to most people. But car travel is not friction-free of course. You're setting up a goal post that's impossible to reach
I tried to open it on mobile and it was unbearably laggy.
uBlock - ad blocking

Bitwarden - password manager

Sidebery - a bit nicer Tree Style Tabs

Tridactyl - vim shortcuts

Tab Session Manager - manage multiple sessions of windows and tabs. Back in university I used it to have many "sessions" attached to assignments I'd been doing.

Currently I have "work", "leisure" and "hobby" sessions with a bunch of various project sessions hopefully I'm gonna pick up someday :)
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I am asking how is waiting for external services relevant to .NET processing time.
I edited userStyles.css to remove the browser tabs from the top of the browser so that only the tst tabs are visible, plus in the tst preferences I added some css to highlight certain tabs such as email and slack. I also added some styles for suspended tabs and removed the a scrollbars.
The simulation derives behavior from the state of neural network, in order to produce desired behavior the state should be known first, in general case you need to search it if you don't have a reliable method to reach it from any other state.
> If you read past post mortem, you should notice that configuration induced outages have been the sole category of all large-scale outages.

Is it really that surprising? GCP's services are designed to be fault tolerant, and can easily deal with node and equipment failures.

Bugs and configuration errors are much more difficult to deal with, because the computer is doing what it's been programmed to do, even if that isn't necessarily what they wanted or intended. Correctness-checking tools can catch trivial configuration errors, but problems can still slip through, especially if they only manifest themselves under a production load.

If GCP were repeating literally the same failure over and over again, I could understand the frustration, but I don't think that's the case here. Demanding that GCP avoid all configuration-related outages seems unreasonable -- they would either have to stop any further development (since after all, any change has the potential to cause an outage), or they'd need some type of mechanism for the computer to do what the developers meant rather than what they said, which is will beyond any current or foreseeable technology and would essentially require a Star Trek-level sentient computer.
I can't answer your question for C Botulinum. But many times we are just in the middle of warfare. That is, it is an accident we are harmed.

For instance, Corynebacterium Diphtheriae is not lethal per se, but then comes a virus that infects the bacteria, and kills the bacteria, and a byproduct of the virus causes the bacteria to cause diphteria. The phage (the bacteria virus) provides no advantage to C diphteriae.

My hypothesis for clostridiums, that includes C botulinum, is that they do want to kill their host, however. They kind of kill the planet they live in as they can thrive in the carcass while it lasts. So, deathly clostridiums have this at least short term advantage over non deathly ones.

C. tetani, perfrigens, botulinum and difficile can all kill you. However, C. perfrigens does it differently, by diggesting you before killing you, "on the fly" or "just in time"
I consider myself in the middle, so I'll try to answer fairly.

The phrase 'Black Lives Matter', or movement thereof, I think is reasonable and agreeable to all but the most vile of people. Ignoring them, it's something all agree with.

The problem arises as with everything in life in that it becomes politically charged and coopted. There doesn't appear to be a cohesive organization behind it, so you get fringe(bordering on hate) groups supporting it. There are tons of videos on YouTube, no need for me to enumerate.

It's really not fair to anyone. It's like how the OK hand symbol is considered by some as a racist dog whistle, because some assholes coopted it.

Sadly, what's been coopted here is much more important than a hand gesture.

I mostly think people on both sides of this specific issue are people who focus on different sides of the movement. In good faith, I assume the Go team supports the phrase, as is. The detractors probably see all the media around the co-opters, and decide they want nothing to do with it.
There are some of us still out there! I started using Clementine Music Player[0] on my Linux desktop. Amarok inspires it, but it's a little less bloated. I'm not sure what more I could want from the player. Well, maybe some cool skins. :)

0: https://www.clementine-player.org/
Totally agree, but if you're running tests, presumably you are looking for errors in the first place, right? So it doesn't have to fail silently, does it? The testing tools failing for whatever reason seems important to know as well.
Yes, it would be if interest to me. I've been looking for something similar lately. One thing that I found is https://github.com/ChrisKnott/Eel but it's more geared towards making desktop apps
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Very kind words. Thank you.
So? https://github.com/apple
It literally freezes my browser when opening it.
Something isn't confusing merely because people fail to try.

It's pretty easy to swap your spark plugs but most people never learn how. That doesn't mean it's secretly hard, though.

Any half-competent programmer who sat down and tried to learn it would succeed immediately
It comes in handy for organisms that happen to like feasting on decaying bodies through saprophytic nutrition.

Paralysis enhances the chance of dying.

Being anaerobic limits their expansion.

Thanks to the Great Oxidation Event, cyanobacteria caused.

By the way, often humans and other multicellular Organisms are just battleground or collateral damage in billion year old wars between bacteria and/or viruses.
What's wrong with using a familiar presentation style for what is essentially a presentation?
Not only you and not only this issue: On my Fennec browser on Android it was also impossible to scroll because rendering seemed really slow. So I think they overdid that revamping a bit.
Sushi has not been ¥100yen for at least a decade. Maybe the cheap stuff like crab sticks.

Here’s the menu and prices of the largest ‘100yen’ sushi chain.

https://www.kurasushi.co.jp/menu/?area=area0

Japan has been undergoing shrinkflation for the past decade because manufacturers are afraid to raise prices but have a need to cut costs. New packaging is often introduced, sometimes with a higher price but often a small volume.

The British should know how this feels with their toblerones.

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2016/nov/08/toblerone-g...
Same. As soon as I discovered foobar2000 I never looked back. Still using it today.
In the context of this page, it looks like they are talking about literal baby boomers, by virtue of the author associating with them ("dear fellow boomers").

But whew, just using it as slang for somebody who is out of touch is some next-level condescension. Cut that out.
I told you they are not improving. Not that config induced outages is not nasty...
Ok ProtonMail, this is seriously Bad
Surprised the article doesn't mention honey, which if you're a new parent, is an important thing to know about, on this topic. To quote the US CDC: "Honey can contain the bacteria that causes infant botulism, so do not feed honey to children younger than 12 months. Honey is safe for people 1 year of age and older."

Despite this being reasonably well-known, usually, you still get idiocy like this: https://www.fda.gov/food/alerts-advisories-safety-informatio...
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Here's a good review of the research around this problem: https://nintil.com/bloom-sigma/

The author concludes (IMO, but you should read it yourself) that while tutoring does have positive effects, the 2 Sigma effect size measured by Bloom was probably an outlier.
Because it fails the Breyer test (no reasonably likely means of identification of the data subject), or the Nowak test (no link to a particular individual, by virtue of the data's content, purpose or effect)?

I'd say it definitely is my personal data, telling you - inter alia - about the objects I own, the opinions I hold, and my recent behaviour.
> customers affected by the outage _may have_ encountered 404 errors

> for the inconvenience this service outage _may have_ caused

Not a fan of this language guys/gals. You've done a doo-doo, and you know exactly what percentage (if not how many exactly) of the requests were 404s and for which customers. Why the weasel language? Own it.
What do you think about HashiCorp's business model?
It seems like most of their revenue comes from support because their software is open source.
It's a challenge to increase the margins from support because the more people pay for support, the more people HashiCorp needs to employ.
How they will be able to grow financially?
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Yeah one of the bad landing pages.

1) Explains nothing: "something big is happening."

2) Hides the scrollbar

3) Spikes the CPU usage

I closed the tab after this but I'm sure there is more :/
I forgot about Blazor and all that WebAssembly stuff... Thank you, I think this is why open-dotnet maintains a fork of LLVM.
Though they’re not homeschooled. Well they were during covid year but we did Singapore because their school does Singapore.

I’m always trying to solve the damn problems with an algebraic equation that is way more complicated, and my kid draws a bunch of bars and things and effectively does algebra but with what ends up being actually a simpler equation.
Maybe i'm dumb, but i fail to see the advantages of doing 4 requests simultaneously instead of one single request to load an initial state.
This is a disgrace to the name - Winamp. Same design monoculture of Big Tech and SaaS.
Sorry to hear that. Just report it as wrong domain (link in footer) or comment it here.
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Ugh! Can't we have a version of VLC that simply accepts winamp skins? That would be a much better idea.
Trackers are making a comeback: check out M8 Tracker, a fantastic hardware device, celebrated by the music making community. https://dirtywave.com (it's in very high demand and sold out quickly every time a new batch is available)
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Article mentions a type `List[Union[TemperatureMeasurement, HumidityMeasurement]]` to average over, so a list of potentially mixed temp and humidity. Which I guess you could average but has no physical meaning (though not the point of the article).

I think what is meant is Union[List[TemperatureMeasurement], List[HumidityMeasurement]], , so a list of either just TemperatureMeasurements or a list of only HumidityMeasurements.
Wikipedia says "The estimated human lethal dose of type A toxin is 1.3–2.1 ng/kg intravenously or intramuscularly, 10–13 ng/kg when inhaled, or 1000 ng/kg when taken by mouth."

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> In this way, Clostridium Botulinum shapes our modern food system. It is why (...) jarred sauces can sometimes have a harsh acidic note, particularly creamy sauces that are not naturally acidic.

Yes, I have noticed this many times. Tomato sauce is naturally acidic, but ready-made, bottled tomato sauce is much more acidic than what you can make from scratch.

Acidity can be fought by adding just a little baking soda.
It’s much more likely that other factors increased the chances of hitting the bug. Maybe the race condition was more likely to be hit if the amount of configuration data increased or the frequency with which configuration changes were compiled went up? The component with the bug doesn’t exist in a vacuum and its behaviour could likely be influenced by external systems.
OMG. How many UX antipatterns did they cram into this site?
Next does technically support POST endpoints, in that API endpoints support any HTTP method and receive which one it is as part of the incoming request. Definitely less nice than the way Remix handles it though.
Wow thanks! This is exactly what I need thanks to constant phone notifications which have reduced my attention span to.... that of something with a small attention span!
The same thing happened to the word "meme". It went from "unit of mimicry and replication" to "funny image macro on social media".
Foobar2000 is basically Winamp (though with, imo, some not-so-good defaults when it comes to UI bahavior) and still has a userbase. There are other examples like that. It's not just for the aspect you mention (owning music and deciding what gets played), but these players also support plugins via a fairly standard system, and some of them are pretty convenient.
After being sold to AOL, it looks like the Winamp/Shoutcast/Nullsoft IP was sold to targetspot.com, an audio advertising company.
There likely was monitoring for various "problems" in production - error rates, validation failures etc, or even just good old crash counts.

An alert may have fired that lead to someone debugging the issue in detail.

I can totally imagine a slow creeping Metric Of Death that has slowly slowly slowly been creeping up for ages and then suddenly breaches some threshold and then becomes a problem.
I don't if the Cuban taxi license acquisition process is hard but I've heard they can make much more money catering to the tourists than a working as a doctor there.
Thanks for the heads up. I hadn't heard this.
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We do exist. Using Bandcamp and VLC.
This is a great article.

However, Amazon stopped being the lowest cost retail Lee at least 3-4 years ago. I find that Target/Walmart consistently have lower prices than Amazon.
Boomer is a way of putting a group down. It's elitist and I'm shocked by the people who use it. Most would try hard not to offend other sections of society.
This is a nice site. I thought it would have a camera cause for such a thing you want to control is that the site is not reading your input first and then showing its cards.
Pop quiz!

Do you ever buy frozen vacuum-sealed fish? The kind where each piece is sealed in its own plastic pouch? It is convenient and delicious. To me it can taste fresher than some "fresh" fish. One reason is that the sealed pouch keeps oxygen out.

Have you wondered why it says "remove all packaging before defrosting"? And ignored that advice like I did for many years?

After all, the fish seems to defrost just fine in its original vacuum-sealed packaging, whether you defrost it in the refrigerator or in a cold water bath. And it is so convenient to leave it in the pouch while defrosting.

Well, there is a reason to take those instructions seriously. The vacuum-sealed package is an anerobic environment, just right for botulinum and listeria.

So unwrap the fish, let it have that little kiss of oxygen, and then rewrap it for defrosting.

https://www.google.com/search?q=remove+frozen+fish+from+pack...
But that's true for taking the input from the camera too.
Then you have been hit by some other issue.
I’ve only run through it on a surface level, but isn’t it the same as what JSF did a decade ago?

It rarely gets any praise, but to me it was the most productive web FE framework to date.