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Edit: hospital dev if you are reading this, know that UpToDate.com must be 1 CLICK AWAY! :-)

The problem is more that:

1. speed is crucial in clinical medicine

2. UpToDate access is usually buried under several layers of corporate links or simply unavailable because too expensive

3. Google is inferior to UpToDate, but it's only a Ctrl+L away

Although really, we mostly rely on memory because looking things up isn't fast enough for the throughput we are required to keep up with. Web search is reserved for things where we really don't want to mess up.
> When you can be compatible with everything else, please try to be. MacOS isn't in this case.

You say that like macOS is bucking the trend. NFC is a very common normalization form for text input, regardless of whether the browser chooses to normalize. And older versions of the W3C "Character Model for the World Wide Web: String Matching" note[1] even recommended using NFC explicitly, although the current version says that skipping Unicode normalization is the recommended form of matching for "new specifications".

As for Safari, it's been doing NFC normalization ever since 2006[2], and it sounds like this was originally at least partially-motivated by fixing a compatibility issue with Windows.

In any case, Safari converting text to NFC is certainly differing behavior from non-WebKit browsers, but if you give someone text in NFD and they delete and retype it, it's likely to end up in NFC anyway, which means this is a problem regardless of browser.

[1] https://www.w3.org/TR/charmod-norm/

[2] https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=8769

> I would rather stand on the shoulder of giants who spare my staff from having to learn about "NFKC" and "NFKD".

Then use Unicode-aware string comparison routines.
gtk3-webkit got updated again? There goes my day.
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I worked for a company a number of years ago which demanded accounting of everything company related so I did indeed timesheet stuff I did outside of the office. I got paid for it. Of course I mentioned this to colleagues who did a combination of the same and putting any old shit in it to get paid.

Eventually after a few weeks the requirement to timesheet our work was removed. Clearly it was costing more money than they anticipated. This was under the guise that they trusted us and didn’t need the reporting any more (bullshit!)

One of the glorious things about timesheets is that they are an interesting infallibility paradox. The owner of the timesheet system will tend not to question what is recorded as it proves the system is fallible, so you can record anything.
I very much hope my doctor relies a great deal on Google.

Any expert in any field should hone their skills via google.
The worse one is opening another script tag right after closing the first. XSS dream.
No. Ignore currencies, which are just our best approximation of a reasonable measure of wealth. The problem is that over the course of pandemic the world has produced less actual wealth. Unless we somehow reduced waste, we should now be able _on average_ to afford less.
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Tqdm is awesome and I use it all the time!

Another great alternative is fastprogress: https://github.com/fastai/fastprogress

It often works better in Jupyter Notebooks.
I’m guessing Denmark and the public sector is very different than other countries and industries.

When a key contributor asks for a 20% raise (or say $50,000 more per year) and them leaving put millions of dollars of revenue at risk, or more importantly, reflects poorly on a manager and threatens their advancement (why can’t you keep your team happy?) then the math is actually quite simple.

But in a highly siloed and compartmentalized organization where blame for bad decisions never filters down to the ones making them I could see your point.
It is very tiresome to witness this time and time again in the inflation discussion.
Tell them to pound sand.
That doesn't mean much. He came from Rails and then switched direction to a functional, Erlang based new language. The historical "initial traction" also doesn't mean much.
The two languages aren't similar at all.
FED actually has three mandates, one of them almost never mentioned:

* employment

* price level

* moderate long term interest rates
Waning immunity is overblown, and while variants might somewhat evade both natural immunity and vaccine immunity, that risk doesn't change the calculus around whether to protect yourself now against the known variants.

These are really anti-vax talking points, attempts to justify an anti-vax position. They're not imaginary concerns, but they also don't justify the former.

I always support talking about things transparently without censorship, period. But at the same time I acknowledge there's a lot of misinformation out there and most people are unable to distinguish what is important and relevant from what is not. Including myself.
> If I double encrypt, compilation times will go up quite a bit.

And that's the (poor) choice the company gets to make. Document/communicate that they're getting less work per money and let them deal with it.
Seeing as one of the main users of nim is developing an ethereum client (https://nimbus.team/) I don't see why it's a bad thing to accept BTC too.
Got it. It's not impossible but I've been at multiple jobs involving Rails monolithic apps, they all really sucked from a maintenance and development perspective.

P.S would have been happier if you had a better choice of words than "knocking myself out".
Epic don't really see Godot as competitor, afaik they've donated a fair amount of money to the dev. funds
Sounds like we should ban you from the shower, then.

(Amusing to see “root caused” == “diagnosed” and != “caused”.)
I think others have covered this question well, but for my $0.02 - I've found it easy to write code in Nim that's half the size of and easily out performs (and has increased predictability, which is the big + for me) than Java/Node/etc.

The default runtime also doesn't have stop the world pauses and uses a similar message passing mechanism to Go.
It's expressive and friendly like Python, but fast, statically typed and with powerful templating and macros.

It makes me productive and it's really fun to use.
Always found that quote interesting as is not really correct. Everyone is a percentage of those traits. No one is universally clever and never does anything stupid for example.

It's putting people in a box which people love to do.
That won't work unless you're a soccer/basketball/whatever star and probably not even then.
What control is that for? I've worked at multiple SOC2 shops and not encountered any such requirement.
A community that doesn’t allow dissent is dead for me. Respectful dissent is key to functioning society and I think HN reflects larger societal trends.

Time to leave.
Supermarkets and drug stores are the worst. Remember when one of them made menstruating employees wear arm bands, in order to make it obvious for the supervisor that this employee is entitled to additional bathroom breaks?

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2004/sep/05/theobserver...
WiFi printers are also fun
It's certainly not your boss's job to ensure that you are compensated fairly.
However, banging away at a problem for an afternoon is often needed for the solution to magically pop into our head next morning. The break helps, but so does the work itself.
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For us, whether you commit directly to develop or create a branch is more of a decision whether QA needs to be involved . Once you are done, you merge with squash so develop has no merges and later it's not even visible whether you just committed into develop or worked in a branch. Obviously this might not work if your work involves large changes but we work in tiny bits.
Asset "inflation" is not considered inflation. Asset prices going out of reach is inequality.
I would buy another laptop specific for that customer.

You can then either build the cost into your rates or suggest you bill them for it. You could even sell the laptop when the project ends.

Of course you can also be principled over it if you don’t need the work. It is after all a B2B relationship.
I've been out of the X vs Wayland discussion for ages, but have been on Gnome / Wayland on my work laptop for the last 2 years and wouldn't say that this use case is perfect or even great (though... it gets the job done). Guess your comment means it's even worse on X.

My work laptop is 4k 13" while my second monitor is 1440p 27". I had to enable some gnome custom scaling flag to unlock fractional custom scaling (as you probably also had to do) - not because I want to run my laptop at e.g. 175%, but because setting the laptop scaling to 200% without fractional scaling turned on would mess up all scaling on the external display too (many elements also 200% etc).

So with fractional scaling on, laptop at 200% scaling and external monitor at default 100% everything does work mostly right... except for all the programs that didn't get the memo and seem to scale properly but show up all blurred. I know it's a big Electron issue (so affects Slack, Chrome and VSCode... my 3 most-used programs) - unsure if it's a problem with other stuff.

But all in all has been kind of annoying.

I know they are working on fixes from the Electron angle but last I checked none of it was very stable.
Ross Ulbricht is dying in a cage because he got me and others addicted to Bitcoin like crack. I need another hit of CashApp to microdose on Bitcoin all day...
A year and a half after starting working on Welder we managed to pivot and reshape our local recording solution for recording HQ video remotely into a robust tool to take care of content production for small businesses like us.

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We gave ourselves an ambitious deadline. 1 month for the LIVE studio part (streaming, recording, being able to change bg, overlay etc) and 1 month for the text-based editor to cut, repurpose, and export recorded streams.

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To be fair we used to get that a lot in retail stores in the UK. I bought my first DSLR many years ago from a large high street retailer (John Lewis) and was disappointed to find it was used, slightly damaged and carefully repackaged. When confronting them about it they weren’t very interested in making it good. I had to chargeback them with my credit card company. After which they referred it to a debt collector to recover the cost of the goods. The collector told them to go away after being shown the chargeback forms.

The benefit of Amazon is they actually have decent customer service once you’ve navigated the ocean of crap they sell. Really you can’t got to Amazon unless you know exactly what brand and product you’re after already. Once that’s done I’ve never had any problems. In fact some of the “garbage” brands are absolutely fine too.
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Seems, to me, that the author is poor at designing microservices.
Using his example: the login, session and user services should be only one service (something like Keycloak), there's no advantage to splitting this up, so why would you?
Analytics service should never be a dependency of another serivce, but rely on service discovery and a preset telemetry/analytics/rpc endpoint which each of the consumer-facing services implements.

Has anyone claimed that microservices will fend of poor design? There's never a silver bullet.
I would politely tell them to go f... themselves.

Or explain them that I value privacy and if they don't, they can go search for another collaborator.

Or tell them that installing spyware on my computer is going to cost them 2x the money.
I'm still using an overclocked i5-2500K circa 2011 in my desktop. It does everything fast enough for me (even modern games). I haven't felt the need to upgrade.
I'd really love to have this as a screensaver. Such memories sat staring at these screens!
I was a interested in Nim until I learned that getBlochenAngle and get__B_L_O_C_H_E_N_ANGLE are the same identifier.

> https://nim-lang.org/docs/manual.html#lexical-analysis-ident...
I assume you are complaining about house prices not being directly included in the CPI?

I don't know about the exact methodology, but the concept makes sense to me. "Everyone" is buying food "everyday", so it's sensible to have, say, the price of bread included directly. On the other hand, "no one" is buying houses "everyday"; what people are buying everyday is housing, i.e. how much do you spend to have a roof over your head. This is correlated to house prices, but not that strongly. If you bought your house 30 years ago and the mortgage is paid, it doesn't matter whether houses next to you are suddenly worth 50% more, you're still going to pay the same for housing (except maybe due to taxes). If you're renting, it is going to track house prices, but not perfectly. Apparently, in the SF area, the average rent has actually slightly decreased since 2019, while the average house price has increased.

All of this means that while the average house price might have increased by x%, the average person (as in, if you aggregate those already owning a house, those renting, those buying houses now, ...) is not spending x% more on housing, so it makes sense to use a metric that follows the latter and not the former. Yes, if you're looking at buying a house, it means CPI is not very accurate for you, but then a single number is never going to perfectly fit everyone.
> 'Honestly? No'

The 'No' alone would be enough, but the 'Honestly?' would me want to look for other jobs right away.
That's also why one should take a look at back and think if it is smart to uncritically said generics were just dumb.

Same with people who unconditionally recommended WhatsApp not that long ago.

Or people like me who told everyone Google was still nice and a driving force for good until a few years ago ( yes, I still have some hope that they will change their ways and don't think others are much better but I am somewhat bitter and I don't give them the benefit of doubt anymore :-| )
> They are looking for their interests (minimize security breaches)

No. This comes from the sales people. They want to provide a "SOC 2 Audited" certificate to their potential customers. They don't give a rats ass about actual security.

The upper management does care about security. But I don't think this particular requirement offer much of that.
All of this only begins to be a problem when 1) discussion about side effects is constantly shut down and 2) you force people to take the vaccine against their will.
The FED has tools to affect monetary base (physical currency + bank reserves). But inflation is mostly a function of money supply (physical currency + deposits), not monetary base. All tools at FED's disposal are very indirect, leading to frequent "pushing on a string" situations
Something I'm excited about: v1.6.2 integrates support for (not yet released) Nimble[1] v0.14, which will introduce project lockfiles. I've had terrible experiences with lockfiles in JS land, but they are sorely needed for Nim projects as (fingers crossed) they'll allow for reproducible builds without having to resort to the nimbus-build-system[2]. The latter isn't completely horrible — a lot of much appreciated hard work has gone into it, and it's been a real workhorse — but some days it feels like a big ball and chain.

I'll be much happier when I can cruise along with choosenim[3] and lockfiles and not have to worry about Makefile + submodules shenanigans.

[1] https://github.com/nim-lang/nimble#readme

[2] https://github.com/status-im/nimbus-build-system#readme

[3] https://github.com/dom96/choosenim#readme
Be careful if you pay with PayPal in foreign currency, they have super-bad conversion rates that they try to trick you into accepting. You can turn this off if you can see through their dark patterns.

But as a rule of thumb, PayPal is a scammy company that I now try to avoid where I can.
Real wages have been flat since the 1970s (https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2018/08/07/for-most-us...). "Okay, so people's living standards are about the same since 1970?" Not even close. The problem with inflation is that its calculation is fraught with all kinds of selective weighting, bias, and politics. Take a look at the relative differences between the things which have decreased and increased in cost in real terms (https://static.seekingalpha.com/uploads/2017/5/29/saupload_i...). Okay, so TVs and cellphones are cheaper, but necessities like college, childcare, and healthcare are up significantly.

And when you drill in more, there are other issues. For example, the housing metric appears relatively flat in real terms, right? Except, that doesn't tell the story for the majority of Americans. Housing costs are WAY up in cities as Americans migrate to where the jobs are, while housing costs are down in all the areas where jobs are disappearing. In practise, housing costs are actually significantly up for most Americans, but because the CPI is calculated across the entire nation, the government can claim inflation is low. This allow them to keep the fed rate low, which keeps stock valuations high. This LOOKS great and generates great headlines, but the reality is that most Americans are significantly worse off since the 1970s.

And then we come to the other elephant in the room: why are real wages flat? Given the incredible performance of the American economy since 1970, shouldn't real wages be significantly UP? This is yet another reminder that wealth is being squeezed from the bottom and funnelled straight up. As a non-American, it's heartbreaking to see efforts to unify the underclass completely derailed by this ridiculous race war. Poor people in America have FAR more in common with each other than the rich, no matter race. I really hope you all manage to set aside the obvious red herring of race and unite in tackling your staggering wealth inequality.
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When an event, a colloquium or a congress gives rise to the distribution to the participants of preparatory documents or working documents, or to the publication of proceedings or reports of proceedings, the texts or interventions presented in a foreign language must be accompanied by at least a summary in French.
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When a legal person governed by public law or a legal person governed by private law entrusted with a public service mission initiates the events referred to in this article, a translation system must be set up.

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