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I grew up before internet, but was an early adopter. I don't have a bad relationship with my phone/devices, but I am interested, when you say 'without internet', what do you mean?

For example: WhatsApp, Messenger, iMessage, Netflix, a lot of cable services (I just changed providers, their tv service now runs over wifi to the router with no option for a physical cable to connect to your tv) that now run on the 'internet'. You mean if you are not working, you don't interact with any of these services?
Has anyone tried programming in a trio yet? If 2 is good, 3 must be even better.
Possibly, with bigger modules, you could build it in a way that each module is fully redundant, has its own power, thrusters, docking, etc. That way you'd have a fully operational station from the first module, and great redundancy if there was ever an accident.
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I don't have much experience with pair programming in general, but I have some in pair debugging.

And in my experience, for a difficult debugging problem this pair debugging is a very powerful tool. It is hard to measure, of course, but I have strong feeling that the productivity of a pair is way more than a sum of individual productivity in such cases. I've seen bugs identified and fixed in hours, where both of the paired programmers believed it would take them days to fix if working alone.
So there is hope, the Teams dev team may just be able to accomplish this
> Wisdom, sapience, or sagacity is the ability to contemplate and act using knowledge, experience, understanding, common sense and insight.

Dogs are more than sentient. Part of their behavior is learned, they have knowledge, experience, understanding, common sense (with both dogs and humans). No idea if insight has been studied in dogs specifically, but it isn't a human exclusive either (https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/23231629/).
100% true for me as well.
Those e-scooters depress me, they're everywhere in my city.
A large component is hormonal birth control. We chemically castrate young girls before the point of sexual maturity. It crushes their libido for the duration of use and may inhibit full development. My wife on hormonal birth control is the not the same person as she is off.

Its sad the article didn't address this topic at all. When you get finasteride for hair loss the first thing they tell you about is sexual side effects. My wife didn't know about the sexual side-effects of hormonal birth control until she was in her late 20's. And she had to learn it from me... No doctor ever mentions it. The article doesn't mention. The clinical literature is clear that hormonal birth control has an effect on libido and you can see thousands of forum posts by women complaining of this exact thing. Its bizarre to me that more people don't talk about it.
If this is true, how does Michael Phelps have a six pack with a 10,000 calorie a day habit?
When you do the math, your body turns out to be extremely efficient. Two full hours of very hard exercise burns the equivalent of one average sized lunch meal.

Skipping meals/cutting calories is, by far, the easiest way to lose weight.
It seems incomplete, I don't see .io
Well, they would be like electric space heaters. Inefficient vs heat pumps. Sure, you'd get some coins on top of it. But you (I) would be still considering this to be a waste of energy.
If you want to see a long rambling comment you should see one of mine.
Economies of scale at every stage of the game. Fuel is basically the cheapest part of a launch. Last I checked, the cost of maintaining infrastructure was on roughly the same order as the fuel per launch. More launches per site drives the cost-per down.

Reusability is a spectrum. Falcon requires a nontrivial amount of inspection and refurb between launches, while Starship is aiming for jetliner levels of prep.

Musk is also aiming to drive down the capex costs as well. There's less complexity for unmanned cargo hoist missions. I think the target for Starship is low tens of millions USD, basically cheaper than Falcon Heavy, but more reusable, with more capacity.

I think the only thing that's not cheaper, is liquid methane is a bit more expensive per kJ. They are roughly the same price per kg, with RP-1 being more energy dense. But then again, I could see SpaceX vertically integrating and driving that cost down too.
Non-native Messages, non-native AppStore, non-native Music, non-native Home, non-native....

Apple has dropped the ball on UIs
If the page becomes unreadable I would say that it's critical.
I don't agree at all that they are a lazy generation. They've just been presented with little to no economic opportunities, especially in areas that many of them care about like climate collapse, which is an in-our-lifetime threat to them. There's not much in the way of an economic ladder, and many are saddled with a great deal of student debt because they've had it drilled into them that a degree is the only way to get a good job. Then you graduate with a degree and there are still no good jobs, but you still have to pay it off.
But do NFTs actually have properties that solve any of these alleged problems?

> school library reserved room token

Like, reserving a room at a library... is this really a problem for which the best solution is writing immutable code to a blockchain and exchanging tokens on a centralized platform that incurs tons of money in gas fees? Is that truly better than... a volunteer employee at the front desk trading you a conference room key for your driver's license? I feel like if this is the end all be all example of the power of NFTs, it's a clear admission that the tech is kinda worthless?

What am I missing?
This is nonsense. Religion, and associated sexual puritanism, are trending down in the US rapidly and have been for 60 years. By what mechanism is it exerting more control now than 20 years ago?
I work at a different university that has these same units.

Watching them cross streets is comical. They are excessively conservative.

While backing up one time (on a sidewalk), one gently ran into me. I should have flopped and cried out to risk management.
That's basically the opposite of a problem. Star Wars was able to grew into the ultimate franchise starting with just a desert, a forest, a swamp, a cloud city, and a space station.

Whoever [0] has the rights to Dune should be a good shepherd, announce a contest for new stories set in the Dune universe.

[0] Brian Herbert. Maybe finally he can let go of his ambition to finish Dune. Or maybe he meant it in the mortal kombat sense?
If the new infrastructure cost is less than the old manual labor cost, you can bank on the infrastructure being built.

Truckers holding out on "only humans can handle last mile" are in for a surprise when we start rebuilding the last miles.
I’m having a tough time finding it, google isn’t helping. I’m hoping someone else remembers and knows where it is. I distinctly remember seeing it, it was posted to a group chat so maybe doctored but that’s unlikely.

Edit: found it; institute of family studies 2022 of no sex in the past 5 years for under 35 year olds.
But couldn't using the script to learning the algorithm and write a commercial version also be a type of commercial use? I think we can never be too sure of anything when it comes to this lawyer stuff.
This is why you use, at the very least, a version of the GPL. But he used Apache. So he basically did Microsofts job for them for free.
> no personal data more sensitive than our DNA

Personhood is in the brain, the most personal data is our thoughts. Dna is everywhere, in every tissue, in relatives, in other people, it s hardly the most personal thing

We are all 2.5 DNA degrees of separation from each other in here. Panicking over having some of it sampled doesn't make a lot of sense
I don't believe this research. I think the measurement of burning calories might be flawed. If you don't burn more calories by exercising how does Michael Phelps have a six pack with his 10,000 calorie a day diet?
Yes, bedrock can be many hundreds of feet below the surface, and in other areas bedrock can be pretty near to the surface. This is one reason why you should have a geologic and structural engineering report done on a plot before you build (and arguably before you buy the plot). Depth to bedrock greatly factors into the cost if you intend to have piles put in to support your foundation.

In some areas, it's not actually necessary to drive piles to bedrock to get similar stability, instead piles are driven to refusal at a calculated depth based on the expected foundation load. In the regions I'm planning to build though, bedrock is nearer to the surface (or in some cases exposed above the surface as an outcropping), which means that the proper way to do things is to drive piles to bedrock.

I am not a structural engineer, and I don't know what is necessary where you live, my list was made for my specific purposes and shared because it was asked, it's not an argument in favor of any specific structural techniques, you should speak to a structural engineer in your area.
The main flaw behind this blog post is wanting to measure the effectiveness of a pair-programming activity as mere output
Yep. Some 40% of people between the ages of 23-50 live with their parents in US(according to wsj)
Favorite terrible teams UX: it only allows you to be logged in to one account but when you click log out, it takes you to a separate screen with all 1 of your sessions and asks you to select which account you'd like to sign out of as a separate step.
At my campus, these devices cross public streets. They are scurrying around quite a bit, so it seems they are being used productively.
Yes, it’s also Starship at my campus.
It is often called "matrix structure", in which you have two bosses: HR boss that knows your salary, and day-to-day project boss that does not.
GP said laws not rights.

Your rights can be infringed by any person on Earth at any time they please. But then, laws can be invoked to make said person stop and to apply the appropriate punishment/reparations.
When I was in college I took on fat-loads of freelance work. I had to be the product manager, product designer, graphics designer, UX designer, database design, deployment, all while having to explain what I'm doing and what I need to a board of white-haired boomers who know alittle cobol.

It was EXHAUSTING!!

Working the responsibilities of a team of 5-7 while having to communicate with admins and execs ruined the experience for me, I'm a programmer, I like to sit down for 5-6hrs a day and code. You need me to do something, assign me the issue I'll make it happen. And I feel like there's a lot of people who think like me. Specializing to move up in your company is important, but it also feels good. Focusing yourself on one thing that fulfills you and getting good at that is way more rewarding then having to work through the frustration of switching gears to another job.

To all who think that you can start a company by collecting a tonne of venture capital and hire one dude to do all the work, cease. You can't do it. It doesn't work. That's not how you win.
What is still stopping me from jumping into this is the cost of each individual smart device.

They are just too expensive for what they are replacing.
Does "fraud" here mean "fraud" there? What is the Arabic word for fraud? Are there multiple words for it with nuanced meanings?

I don't know the answers, but I can imagine such an arrangement where saying "I can pay X amount of money owed on my credit card at Y date" and then failing to do so for any variety of reasons could be seen as fraudulent.

I think the real LPT is to be darn sure you know the law and the language in strict places, and if you can't, be unreasonably careful.
The plan is for 42k satellites, currently there are still more Starlink satellites than all the other satellites ever launched.
You couldn't pay me to go there.

https://www.independent.co.uk/voices/commentators/johann-har...
I mean theres being pragmatic and "accepting" that in North America, especially outside California, Tesla's charging network is 5 years ahead of the competition in terms of locations, plugs, reliability, and even cost. It's not even close.

It's crazier than not buying an iPhone due to the lightning plug. At least that is easily solved with the adapter / most people have plenty of cables.

In Tesla's case, in 49 of 50 states in US, the proprietary network is actually a huge advantage to the buyer.
One of my greatest problems is knowing what is right and wrong when courting for a mate. The rules are changing so rapidly that what I learned in sex-ed is outdated, and not even talking about what my parents could teach me.

The public discourse on sex is also mostly negative and discouraging. And this is what we meditate on a daily basis -- when you hear more about women feeling the need to wear, well weapons, when going out than you hear them wanting to be courted, well then I'd rather go and drink a bear and play some billiard with my mates.

I have recently started reading the works of John Gray (the one with Venus and Mars) and David Deida. Men that provide a somewhat coherent narrative and definitely provide material better to mediate on than the mass media.

Does anyone have some recommendation on literature supporting men courting women?
I did work for a few months in a dedicated "everything XP" shop that included religious pair programming. There were half as many computers as there were people, so we were forced, by design, to do pair programming. It broke down really fast. If one of us needed to read some documentation, the other one would just sit and chat while the first was trying to actually learn something. We'd have to take turns reading and responding to e-mail (sometimes we could work it around bathroom breaks... BTW, it gets uncomfortable when you know around what time another person uses the bathroom and how long it takes him). We had to make sure to take lunch breaks at the same times. Most of these pairs would end up getting off on discussion tangents and not get a whole lot done.

I've seen some stupid management fads in my 30 years in this business, but pair programming is still by far the stupidest.
I've struggled with this a lot over the past 10 years. I was 60lbs (27kg) over my weight from leaving university 25 years earlier, I sit a lot, and am late forties. The last few years have been harder, and I've been bouncing between a small range, and couldn't 'break out'.

Others have suggested 'writing it down' - not going to argue with that. I don't 'write down' every food I eat, but I do make mental notes every day. What's helped me more though...

2 years ago I bought a fitbit - basic model, nothing fancy, but got serious about tracking my movements. It helped create some easier external documentation about what I was doing. I then moved to an Apple Watch last May, and have been following the '3 circles'. It gave me a target 'move X calories per day' target, do X minutes of 'exercise' every day (exercise seemingly defined as 'get your heart rate above Xbpm').

I've hit those targets ALMOST every day (I missed one calorie target 1 day by 13!). I'm on day ... 206 of my movement streak.

For me, the visual reminders on my wrist help keep me motivated/focused. I 'compete' against a couple of friends with the watch now and then, but just being connected and getting a thumbs up from a friend now and then is motivating.

As others said, track weight daily - I track morning and night. I put it in my iphone. I look at the graphs. I see the downward trend. THIS HELPS A LOT when it bounces back up a bit now and then. I'm up ... around 1.5 lbs from earlier this week. JUST seeing that uptick used to demotivate me. But looking at the downward trend of the last 7 months, I can see the larger direction is down, and I don't stress as much about small upticks. I'm down 25lbs (11kg) from last June, and at this pace will probably be down another 15 or so by this year.

I used to go to a gym, but ... it's a 'process'. I now often just go outside and jog around. There's a run club once per week, and weather permitting, I'll do it, but... I hit those targets every day. Even if it's just running in place, or getting on an exercise bike, or jumping rope. I tell myself "every little bit helps", and tracking every one of those 'little bits' has been the motivating factor for me. May be different for others, but keep going till you find something that works for you.

Took me years to find some 'thing' that clicked for me, but I'm closing in on one year of losing weight based on 'more movement' and 'fewer snacks' and 'better eating'. But it took weeks before there was a trendline to see a downward line.
Sounds incel-y? It screams it. Let see, calls women who have sex "sl*ts". Says it's easier for women. Says older men are more attractive than women.

It checks all the boxes for a redpill/incel nonsense.
Works great in Rust, but almost everything is an expression there.

I sadly don’t see it getting added to Go.
Looks rather boring and the combat seems very uninspiring.

I'll better go play the best Dune game ever made, Dune (1992). [1]

[1]: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dune_(video_game)
So how many more until we get dark theme?
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> Human rights on a sliding scale, with rich white rapists getting no jail sentences, and poor black people and immigrants going to jail for minor offenses.

Some things seem to be universal.
Another neat blank screen issue is sometimes people video doesn't work on a call, but it can be fixed by disabling the network card in device manager for a few seconds then re-enabling the network .. at which point the video works. Mindboggling
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Indeed, there are so many problems caused by the lack of housing construction (that is nationwide and codified in law) that many attribute to pretty much anything but this readily identifiable trend.

I also believe it is a significant input to the trend of younger people not "bothering" to work hard. From the perspective of someone very young, it may well appear that working 40+ hours per week does little to increase their actual standard of living. This is historically demonstrated to reduce entry into the workforce so long as people are otherwise able to meet their needs (e.g., not starve or go homeless), and in the U.S. an 18 year-old used to be able to get a full-time job then with one or two buddies afford their own apartment (and own room). In many places across the U.S., they will be sharing rooms in an apartment which may be a reduction in standard of living from "mom's basement".

Both "mom's basement" and room sharing may be perceived as low class and undesirable, particularly for a young man, as status is one of the historically strong factors for attracting women.
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On the other hand, significant merit raises (over 3%) are mostly a thing of the past. Workers that gradually improve at their job are paid less and less each year.

If you increase pay regularly on a semi-fixed schedule, you at least solve this problem and improve your employee retention.
Probably based on an engaged managers evaluation of their work output
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They're trialling them near where I work, doing grocery deliveries. You see them trying and failing to cross roads, and it's a nusiance. They get in the way, and I'm always worried I'm going to end up hitting one and damaging my car. Or that I'm going to end up tripping over one when I'm walking.
I don't think anyone knows, not even Microsoft!
I recently was looking for young PHP devs and couldn't find any between 20 to 30. So I guess its not popular among newer developers.
But with the majority of websites based on PHP its not going to die.
Here's one of the studies linked in the article, published in 2014: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4011992/

Quoting from the "Age at first sex" section:

The median age at first sex declined among women born in the 1950s and 1960s, but beginning with women born in the 1970s, this trend halted at about 17.0 years of age, and the median age actually increased by almost a year among cohorts coming of age in the late 1990s. Accordingly, the “current” median age (i.e., the median for the most recent cohort for which a median can be calculated) at first sex is 17.8 for women.

A similar increase beginning with the 1982 birth cohort was seen for men (Figure 2), although median age at first sex was stable for those born between 1960 and 1985, at about 17.0. The “current” median age at first sex for men is 18.1.

So young people start having sex about a year later, men 0.1 years later than women. Not really a huge difference compared to the overall change.

If you think that women must have a lot more sex than men because they'd have an easy time finding a random man who'd sleep with them, you should consider that most women don't want to sleep with just any random man. Similarly, if men who're not having sex were fine with any random partner, they could just pay a prostitute. But clearly people have higher standards than that.
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Started from the bottom now we're here.
>> Potential future employers will easily get a copy of my DNA if they want one.

>They should be forbidden from doing so. Not forbidden from using it for discrimination; forbidden from obtaining or posessing or sequencing an employee's DNA without their express consent, even via a third party.

I am imagining that sequencing will be so cheap and ubiquitous that it will be like Facebook glasses (or whatever they are called now). Restaurants will sequence food to ensure provenance and quality. Environments will be sampling the air looking for viruses. Toilets will sequence whatever goes into them to find pathogens, both at the service of their owners and their users. I am not saying this is good. I am saying it is inevitable. Not tomorrow, but it's coming. Given that, I consider the personal data I have choice over to be more sensitive.
I will start pair programming only when engineering managers and directors are mandated to sit in pairing sessions.

I suspect that won't happen much. No one likes losing their own flexibility.
> the developers that help make their platform attractive

This is where you're wrong about Apple. To Apple, it's Apple that makes the platform attractive. Developers are a dime a dozen to them. Especially indie / small scale devs.
Hah... I remember feeling shameful about my 5 digit /. UID because everybody knew the real OG's had 4 digit ones!

God that brings back memories. I checked my /. profile just now and see that I still have an AIM id and an ICQ id listed there. Yikes. And the email address points to a domain I haven't owned in like 15 years. At least the jabber address I had listed is actually still active.
... even better, if you can work with a single monitor, buy a USB-C monitor with built-in dock. They give you USB-A ports and sometimes also Ethernet. Dell has them in every size.
Annoyingly, neither Dune (1) nor Dune 2 seems likely to get a legal rerelease. I can't find the details atm, but apparently GOG made quite a serious try to get the rights, only to hit a brick wall with the Herbert estate which claimed to be uninterested in rereleasing old licensed games. Then it approved the rerelease of the 1979 Dune boardgame from Avalon Hill https://www.polygon.com/2019/8/9/20797781/dune-board-game-ga... . ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I think the social media team for this game is likely to be fielding a lot of questions about where the Westwood Dune II rerelease is.