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Never. In fact you should never show your whole self in the workplace.

This isn’t even about national politics or about being fake, but about keeping work and personal life separate; and treating your job for what it is and not confusing it for what it isn’t.

A workplace that doesn’t honor this is one that you should leave.

That also doesn’t mean bad actors or companies should be left off the hook or given a free pass, but never confuse your colleagues as friends.
In a daily grind of frameworks, patterns, boilerplate and early optimization, I find automation work a lot more like the hacking I started with. It's a more rewarding and... joyful kind of programming.

Maybe it saves me time, and maybe it doesn't. Perhaps it makes tasks more repeatable. Mostly it makes me less likely to drop out and switch to a career in beach combing.
Surely bigger issue is most games having given up supporting MacOS?
Signal launched payments worldwide a few weeks ago using MobileCoin. I suggest staying away from Facebook's surveilance coin.
I think so too - but it is inconceivable to me that this could be accomplished without feedback mechanisms or processes, which would, by your definition, qualify it as AI.
its trivial to add, yet hasn't been added in almost 15 years, it is very much a title text search and nothing about this move indicates otherwise.

there is no economic interest from google to make ad free apps actually findable, and no chance somebody making a better play store is going to usurp their position.
What constitutes "widespread, regularly, and often"?
Software dev is a trade, not a science. With a math degree and stats work experience, I'd say you're better qualified as far as credentials than most of us professional devs.
Yes, and the officer was assaulting Mumia’s brother with deadly force (cop had his gun out too and shot Mumia). Whether you believe Mumia is guilty comes down to your views on the role of police and their responsibility to the communities they serve, which is why he’s often referred to as a political prisoner.

Who polices the police? Frank Miller didn’t come up with that out of thin air, there was a very real national conversation about community policing in the late 70s which the state police cracked down on through violence, then the Reagan years of law and order killed the conversation for anyone who didn’t want to end up in prison or dead.
I love hacker news because I'm always finding interesting things like these :) Thank you for sharing!
> It is possible to write code in that language that you assume will work a certain way but then in practice it does a lot of things you didn't think you signed up for

This is also possible for C. Most commonly around Undefined Behaviour. C only does what you expect it to do if you know the C spec inside out. Rust can have confusing behaviour too, but it is generally much better in this regard than C or C++.

You may find it easier to reason about C than Rust, but that's only because you know C better. I find it much easier to reason about Rust.
We all want better, and in so many ways we're getting there.
This is true, the game felt like it was waning in popularity around 2014. But I attribute that to the then new instant play and other UI changes which favored valves servers over community servers which were effectively on "page two". The communities dried up as a result.
This is excellent! I've discovered that I value very similar features as I have tried other journaling apps.

I found that my personal favorite solution so far is actually a chatroom with just myself in KakaoTalk. It also has the extremely simple input, which is critical to make sure capture and journaling actually happens, and fast search using substrings and tags, which make recall simple.

EDIT: Also, automatically timestamped input! Which puts both your app and my solution a step above a plaintext file

It's not without its warts, which your app does away with. However, I personally find the ability to post photos, videos, and audio recordings very useful, and for that reason will likely stick to my existing solution for now. Regardless, it's really great to find others share similar values in journaling, and I'll be following closely! Thank you!
> they better grab what they can now

Is there a time in history when it wasn't like this? Didn't we get to this point precisely because people have, more or less, always been doing this? I don't think people suddenly changed in the last half century or so.

The difference in modern times just seems to be that we found resources (oil, etc) that could be burned on a massive scale for a variety of purposes.
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> colleges are less relevant in the age of the internet,

Can I get a law degree or a chemistry degree from a MOOC?

Lately it seems like MOOCs are written off as failures
Agree. I think science fiction had completely warped the lay person's mind about technological progress. They've already seen examples of future tech functioning in media and have an idyllic view of what it should be.
What things are you referring to?
You'd be arguing that on a discussion concerning its regulation.

Does this dissonance not register at all with you?
When I was younger, I used to be my full passionate loud self at office. But again that was early 2000s, so I was able to get away with saying stuff that weren't even close to PC.

Nowadays, the church of social media is very strong. I also believe there is a critical and analytical eye being cast towards all actions, both good and bad. A lot of judgment is made based on actions rather than intent. Overall I think it is good for the society to highlight the stuff we used to brush under the carpet before, but I don't think it is good for me to get involved in that. The same way I believe government should govern, I believe HR and management should handle non-work things at work.

I personally remain very non-controversial, I try to be sensitive of current issues and steer clear. I don't engage in non-work topics at work and all of my friends I hangout with off-hours are not my colleagues. I do have a bunch of personal friends from earlier employments, but this pattern has fallen off. I can probably blame my age and family situation for this (no time for socializing outside the already existing circle, not to mention the new relationships that my wife/daughter bring in from school/neighbors/clubs etc). Rarely there are some folks who pierce through this solid wall I keep for myself, those friendships I treasure.

This works just fine - and of all the models I have tried, this is the one I recommend the most.

TL;DR - Don't be yourself even if the company is very accommodating, bring your best polished self. You want to be known for your work rather than as the 'XYZ' guy.
Yeah. Similarly German Goo Girls is higher ranking than Girls Go Games as my 9 year old found out by accident by typing ggg in Google search. Man that took some explaining.
an async runtime inherently requires knowledge of the underlying system which Rust remains agnostic to. Rust can be written to target bare-metal (where no OS exists) to WASM and everything in between. If a runtime was added to the language itself you would inherently limit the flexibility of the platforms by which it could target.
I developed on Android in ~'11 and it was a mess then. Again in ~'17 and it was... also a mess.

There seems to be something fundamentally wrong with it that resists change. Plus in some cases Google simply doesn't seem to give a shit about the platform, letting it lag behind JS versions of their service SDKs for fairly basic functionality, or announcing big UI overhauls but then severely half-assing the developer-facing side of those features.
> How are they able to determine that 'long covid' is a thing?

Long COVID "a thing" because studies have found that it's common for at least one disease symptom to persist well beyond the initial phase of the illness.

> In this systematic review of 45 studies including 9751 participants with COVID-19, the median proportion of individuals who experienced at least 1 persistent symptom was 73%

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8155823/
but have state and local taxes gone up enough that they've counteracted the drop in federal taxes?
Social media is a medium, not the source. Following the work of independent journalists, in whatever medium you choose to consume, is the best approach atm.
That's a good audience too. You'll note that choosing this one significantly changes how you'd write: You would naturally find yourself including a lot more context and background information because you don't assume the reader has it already.

Either audience choice is fine, I just think it's interesting how it impacts the resulting writing.
Well if he really existed as an historical figure (we highly suspect he did) then for sure he would not be displeased if he knew that the world came to a halt on his birthday and that he has 3B followers and not like Instagram followers who have an attention span of 1 minute, just the number 3 billion doesn’t really paint the whole picture . It’s the amount of waking hours that the totality of humanity spend thinking about him. Nobody even comes close . No king , no absolute dictator , no celebrity (modern or past). It’s power law on steroids

Many of the 3B dedicate at least an hour a day thinking about him and the values he tried to communicate , and in a very deep way

He was somewhat of a crossover between a magician , a cult leader an artist and a businessman self promoter so nobody can convince me that he would not the type to gloat about his success.

And honestly I can accept that . I’d rather have promotion about love and compassion than the technoutipian futurism such as crypto Jesus or rocket Jesus .

But as I said I have to point out that luck plays a huge role . So many people tried to sing the virtue of compassion and love via story telling but only Jesus broke out and became a figure with 3 billion religious followers
Slamming Nietzsche and Hegel together and expecting a peanut-butter-chocolate moment might be ... more so a fried-chicken and used-panty vending machine.
"if you're a competent programmer"

Apparently I'm not. I got a further development needed rating this year. Although I should say that will all the BS that happened this year I should be proud that I even was able to hold down a job.

I've already been looking for other jobs, applying, and even interviewing. Nothing is working out so far.
A couple terminological nits:

Logic programs are sets of clauses so in Prolog, all your code is a set of clauses, not "a glorified horn clause", as you say. Horn clauses are the components of a logic program.

Horn clauses can be interpreted as implications, "A IF B AND C AND D..." or "A IF (empty)" or "(empty) IF A". The first two are known as definite clauses and the last as a goal, or, in more database-y terminology, as "rules", "facts" and "queries". A logic program is written as a set of "facts" and "rules" and executed by running a "query" over it. Now all this is to say that Horn clauses aren't "limited". There are First-Order Logic (FOL) expressions that can't be encoded in Horn logic (e.g. "A OR B" where neither A nor B are negated), but definite clauses are sound and refutation-complete for SLD-resolution, a deductive procedure. Soundess means that any statement found true, is true; and completeness means that any true statement can be found true.

In plain English, the restriction to Horn clauses is only syntactic and you can express anything, in a logic programming language, that can be expressed in any language in which you can encode a Universal Turing Machine.

With apologies for the nitpicking :)

Edit: As to the use of depth-first search (DFS), it's not that the space of Horn clauses is searched. That is what is done in Inductive Logic Programming where the goal is to find new programs. In the garden variety Logic Programming, which is deductive, DFS is used to find _resolvents_, which are literals (elements of clauses) with opposite signs (positive or negative) that are elminated to eventually reduce a query down to the empty-clause. If this can be done, then the query is refuted. Since a query is basically a set of negated literals, a successful refutation proves it (well, actually, it proves its _complement_; but this is what we usually want to prove). Searching for resolents is actually pretty efficient because the set of possible resolvents keeps getting smaller as one goes. Unless one gets stuck in an infinite loop, of course, which is a limitation of DFS. But, as the paper hints, there are other execution strategies, such as SLG-resolution, which can avoid some of that.

Edit 2: Regarding higher-order logics, Prolog is normally described as a FOL language but in truth it cheats and allows higher-order variables. In particular, it allows variables quantified over _logic programs_. Which is definitely very much above the first-order. But that's a super big secret that should never be revealed to anyone outside logic programming circles. Ever.
Thanks for the responses.

To clarify the last question, my house value would be affected if it was known that my neighbor will undergo a construction project. So I was just wondering that if the rise in propensity to teardown increased under LVT, that it would have weird ripple effects of devaluing the land of the good house by virtue of it being next to a future construction zone.
I was recently reading Foundation at the same time that I visited Vienna’s technical museum, an amazing collection of industrial revolution artifacts. At the same time I am digging through a legacy data warehouse with half a million fields trying to figure out how to prevent a meltdown. This passage rang incredibly true to me.
> To my surprise, there were no measurable differences outside of the standard deviation we already see when repeating tests multiple times.

This should be the main takeaway. Don't enable ffast-math if floating point calculations aren't a bottleneck, and especially not if you don't understand all the other optimizations it enables.
Android allows VOIP apps to register as a dialer. They have allowed this for YEARS. One company I worked with some years back was looking at working with phone vendors who based their phones on Android about replacing the default dialer. It didn't happen, but it was an option even a decade ago.

The programming screwup? Yes, that is a Teams thing.

I personally wonder if this situation gets even goofier with Work/Personal profiles on Android. It's not something I have looked into. I have a Pixel 5 as my "work" phone and it has the profiles. But I rarely use it for anything but messsaging/Teams meetings/etc.
The tags and wire types are encoded in the payload.

For each tag you can determine how many bytes are used either because it’s a fixed size data type (float, double), length-delimited (strings, embedded messages) that include the byte size or it’s a varint where we can scan to the last byte of the encoded number.

It’s true that this doesn’t tell you everything, you don’t know if there are optional tags in the interface that just don’t appear in the payload. But that’s fine, the goal is to provide insight into the payload, not to generate the absolute correct interface.

Future plans are to include some analysis of the tag values especially for length-delimited tags to better detect strings for example
Maybe so.
Not repeating the same mistakes again is more of where I was going.
"Almost nobody seems to hire for potential these days!"

What is the average length of employment for mid to senior level developers these days? A few years? If it takes ~3 months to go from zero to competent with a new tech stack then that's ~15 weeks out of ~150 weeks -> 10%

Too simple a metric to capture the various qualities of a candidate that would compensate for the delay in significant contributions, but not completely irrational given the supply of qualified applicants.
Good movies are still readily available, they just don't make it as huge blockbusters because people want a visual spectacle in theaters, not an action-less drama. I just watched "Worth" and it was great, easily comparable to an acclaimed movie from 30 years ago, but if I was gonna pay 20 dollars to go to a theater I would choose Dune.
actix-rt is a wrapper around tokio's single threaded runtime, and (optionally) tokio-uring.
Between Héctor and the CNN article, we have two statements that Byuu is dead. Not even quotes or anything. And certainly no documentation. Obituaries are public information, so those should be easily obtained. Somehow, in nearly half a year, nobody has obtained any of those.
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For 3: you cannot compare consuming media with creating media.
At first glance it seems like people are reinventing the BBS.
Bots hoarding and reselling reservations? This effects would become obvious to the restaurant's bottom line pretty quickly and, unlike high frequency trading, is highly disconnected from the actual process of sitting down, ordering, eating and paying.

It is assured this code will fail to run without exception in the future, as is the case for most code ever written.
> Yes. I often find Play "hides" deep in the results apps that I had previously bought, even typing their exact name, in hopes I choose another (always paid or with ads) above them.

Previously installed apps and games used to be listed under the 'Library' portion of your user profile, now you can find them under 'Manage Apps and Device > Manage > Not Installed'.

Of those path segments, the first is a menu option, the second is a tab, and the third is a drop-down. It is almost as if Google doesn't want the user to find it, while making it technically available.
A large portion of the users here are jealous of what he has achieved, and it's very obvious by the pile-on negativity any time an article with Musk in the text comes up.

You would have to be delusion to call him a con-man in 2021, but yet it is still happening. Oh well, as Taylor Swift famously wrote "haters gonna hate"
If only there was a way to create a PR :)
This is where I struggle to agree. Cheaper how? The way that I look at it is that the iphone is cheaper bc it's going to last 3-4x longer than the android phone. (3-4x less ewaste)

Moreover, when it comes eventually replacing the iphone, I'm going to get a better trade in value than the android even if it's 3-4x older. Thus lowering the cost of my next phone. (less ewaste bc i know the iphone will end up in someone else's pocket, not in a landfill)

Maybe Samsung is different, but when I went to trade in my $7-800 Motorola after 8-12 months of use, I was offered $28 trade-in value.

My time is also worth money. I don't have time (money) to waste on dealing with android.
First, we don't necessarily expect the courts to tell them to fuck off. The Evergrande organization issuing these bonds (e.g. the bond offering at e.g. https://secure.fundsupermart.com/fsm/bond/relatedBondDocumen... ) is apparently registered in Cayman Islands which we would expect to apply bond law properly, and enforcement in China would be through Hong Kong courts (where their Chinese operations are held) which are technically independent and while may be influenced by CCP they do have a somewhat reasonable reputation.

If the local courts do blatantly refuse enforcing proper process of insolvency and fair distributing of assets to debtors, two ways of possible (not necessarily certain) recourse come to mind.

One is using non-Chinese courts for claims directly against other bondholders - if Evergrande pays everything to bondholder A and nothing to bondholder B, then B may have a claim on part of the money unfairly paid to A, and they may try to get their assets abroad (if any - A might have only Chinese operations) as compensation.

The other is applying various international treaties on protection of investors (it has been relevant in some earlier cases, but I have no idea on the specific treaty status with respect to China). That's highly political (but anything of this size is inherently political), but a hypothetical option would be to get a judgement that Chinese government is liable for part of the damages (not the whole defaulted part - that risk is on investors - but the post-default payments to some bondholders instead of others) and e.g. apply tariffs to Chinese exports to seize compensation for that. But the practical results of such an escalation IMHO depend more on political factors than legal aspects.
Terrible news.

Federal court isn't personal information mother lode that state courts would be, but there's all sorts of stuff in there that doesn't need to be widely disseminated. If you're just interested in the occasional document, that's already free. This is just going to enable the worst sort of data harvesting.
Calling him a conman is entirely accurate. He just happens to be a successful conman, so he still has his supporters.
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Ah, the earlier days of Counter Strike were my version of this. Custom maps galore created by the community, custom game modes. WarCraft mod was my favorite, building XP for abilities on the server - definitely had a good community as the skills for use in game were earned and contained on the individual server.

A shame this vibrant and creative element of the game was stamped out.
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It sort of goes against Rust’s philosophy to bake anything like that into the language.

Where they screwed up was not providing the machinery to make libraries agnostic of the runtime an end user wants to use in their program, so libraries either depend on a specific runtime explicitly or use features to allow users to switch runtimes at compile time. This causes a lot of headaches for library maintainers and end users both.

There’s a lot of interest in adding said machinery (through collections of traits in std) to enable libraries to be generic over different runtimes, but a solution is still some ways off.
Maybe his connections across companies is what led to the Sharp Nintendo TV: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sharp_Nintendo_Television
Yeah that's the thing - about half the time I set out to automate something, I wind up in that

"Oh shit, this is taking longer than I thought -- so I'm just going to have to park it in a semi-finished state, and get back to it later. Grand, now I have two problems."

place.
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Wikipedia only states Faulkner and Cook ( Mumia's brother ) became engaged in a physical confrontation. Do you have any sources for your claim?
So jail is fine for people you disagree with?
If you think city government "runs" the police forces in large cities, you may not be paying full attention. I invite you to look at what happened when, in late 2014, Bill de Blasio went on the record with the observation that he told his biracial son to be careful around the police.

Two police officers were killed (in completely unrelated circumstances) shortly afterwards, and the NYPD patrolman's union representative declared that the mayor "had blood on his hands". Subsequently, police officers at the funeral turned their back to the mayor and a massive bout of the "blue flu" affected the city, with arrests down 90% vs the previous year over the holiday period and into the new year.

Police unions also donate millions of dollars to state political candidates in order to diffuse oversight responsibilities of the NYPD.
> May I ask what one might use in an AWS cloud environment to provide that load balancer within a Region?

The AWS cloud controller will automatically set up an ALB for you if you configure a LoadBalancer service in Kubernetes. I've also done custom setups with AWS NLBs.

> Does IPv6 address any of these issues?

It could address some issues- you could conceivably create a CNI plugin which allocates an externally addressable IP to your Pods. Although you would probably still want a load balancer for custom routing rules and the improved reliability over DNS round robin.