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Better to do it before the release then afterwards. I'm assuming this way nobody noticed the issue.

Also, would you rather everyone only ever posted about all the times they were successful?
It's actually happened once before because a snowstorm delayed the officials from getting to the stadium.

By all accounts the chosen players called a fair game.
That’s a good point although optical usb3 and thunderbolt3 cables tend to be advertised with electrical isolation as a feature and suggest using an external hub to provide power.[1]

[1] https://www.corning.com/optical-cables-by-corning/worldwide/...
Judging from the plot summary (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Adventures_of_Pinocchio#Pl...), the original Pinocchio book is pretty messed up as a whole!
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Keeps happening: something that had a name (schema evolution) gets given another name by people who never heard the first name. Recurse.
Dont know if its just me, but I observed that, in general, that the people who were into the Math (or even theoretical CS) game as kids feel less regret when they grow up, compared to those who were into the STEM minus M game. Maybe they realized at the getgo the math game was a game? Or maybe adult world cost-over-benefits are less harsh for mathgamers haha.

Disclosure: I was/am in the science game and I dont feel like I missed out, not even socially, heck, not even at dating.
When someone expresses black pride my interpretation is that they are reclaiming, trying to manifest and celebrate that they no longer live in times where being born black meant that you were a second hand citizen and that you should/could feel no pride.

When someone express white pride I can't interpret it the same way because there hasn't been a time where the structures were so that being born white made you inferior to someone born black purely based on skin color.

So the difference is the history and the context.
At the point you're doing this, you should be using a proper programming language with better defined string handling semantics though. In every place it comes up you'll have access to Python and can call the unlink command directly and much more safely - plus a debugging environment which you can actually step through if you're unsure.
Dry run really is key here. Most automated tests wouldn't find this bug.
I’m saying CICO is a truism. Telling someone losing weight is about CICO is as valuable as telling someone that mountain climbing is about taking more steps up than down.

Imagine someone sharing their experience with some new climbing gear, and someone else chiming in “All this gear talk is irrelevant, just make sure you take more steps up than down”. What value does such a comment bring?

The OP was sharing with us his experience with fasting. The response was pretty much “your fasting was not relevant. Just the fact that you burned more calories than you consumed.”
I wouldn't lump JavaScript / Node.js with the other interpreted languages. While it may look similar on the surface, JS has an advantage over most other languages: It's used in browsers, and as such, there's an arms race between 4 very large companies to make their browser the fastest, resulting in enormous amounts of effort being made in making JS faster.

While it's never going to match compiled languages like C or Go, it's definitely the fastest interpreted language out there; I've seen studies putting it in the same order of magnitude as C (i.e it's 2x slower, not 10x). Moreover, its concurrency model (callbacks / event handlers) makes it uniquely suited to handle IO-bound workloads easily, which is 99% of the web nowadays (getting a request, sending a query to the database, and sending the reponse back).
So you don't have a teen yet, then. Let me know how it goes when you have teens - the transition is crazy! (or for some kids, not)
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I mean, it really might be fine. I've written maybe 20 lines of Nim in my life, what do I know.

I just look at it and see a foot and a gun pointing at it. The arguments for it sound to me like "it's fine, there's a safety and a clever mechanism that prevents shooting yourself in the foot".

Maybe it's all fine, but I'd for one feel more comfortable if the gun wasn't pointing at the foot in the first place.
Asking an interview candidate to solve an actual problem the business is currently facing is shitty, and I wouldn't want to work for them either.

Any code problems we present to the interview candidate are _clearly_ made-up examples. Though one of them was simplified from a real-world project we had years and years ago.
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I’m not sure if this is satire, but everything you’ve written is a terrible idea.

Expanding from Baktyar drones to autonomous ground weapons and lasers sounds ‘connected to a supercomputer’ sounds like a way to escalate the situation both within Ukraine, and to the rest of the connected community.
I hope I didn't come off as too aggressive in my original post, I'm not trying to demand anything, or trying to act like I know anything they don't, I most certainly do not. I just love the language so much, I wish I could use it more. The linked issue doesn't show any traction, and other languages used for malware don't have this problem, so I (probably incorrectly) presumed there was a lack of interest to solve this. I apologize if I came off as demanding.
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I would walk it back because we're talking about JavaScript, not anything important enough to get worked up about with someone.
In the article, it states that the “loss” is an accounting loss attributed to stock compensation, not a cash flow loss. It states that they had positive operating revenues the year over year.

If I pay you 1000 shares that I think are worth $1, I count it as a $1 expense, even though I’ve lost zero “dollars”. If that equity grows to be worth $10mm, at the end of the year I need to report a $10mm expense in stock compensation. This doesn’t mean I’m $10mm poorer, it means I’m 1000 shares poorer and the valuation has changed. You’ve already “paid” for the loss with the shares.

The reason you report it in dollars is because one can theoretically sell those shares to obtain money to feed the business, so it’s important for investors to know if you’re burning through a lucrative pool of equity.

It has no direct impact on cash liquidity, operating margin, or cash flow. I think many commenters in this thread missed that distinction. There’s a huge difference between reporting a loss and running out of money.
What’s the difference between this and SOLID?
I think everyone's mental health is going down because of social media. Kids may be getting it worse because parents mental health going down can be doubly impacting on the kids. And teen is where they start using social media themselves.
Even further, in my experience this view varies quite wildly depending on where you're at in the states, both geographically and economically. I grew up in a very small, rural public school. Since it was such a small school (my graduating class was < 50) many people did it all. AP classes, played multiple sports, played in the band or sang choir, etc. There was almost no siloing into the expected social "roles" that are common place in media such as jocks or geeks. Everyone just did their own thing.

On the other hand, my partner attended a school 15 minutes away that was more than 5x the size and had a much different culture, much so more inline with stereotyping to fit the "norms".
I think there are probably a multitude of factors, and both social media and too much generic screen time both are unhealthy in quantity. Many things are unhealthy in quantity after all. My oldest is 12, for context. Another factor that I think is really important is that I observe a lot of kids aren't given any responsibility at all. A lot of parents are control freaks. After all, it's easier for me to just do it myself than clean up the mess you make when you do it. 100 years ago you sent your 10 year old out to plow the field because that was the only way the family survived winter. I'm not saying those were better times, but those kids might have had the satisfaction of a job well done, and that's definitely good for mental health.

What's also interesting is that many of the kids that do get responsibility are the ones in really crappy situations. That is, responsibility is forced on them because of circumstances. So these kids might do poorly in school, but end up with a better work ethic than rich kids with education. Or they end up dead or in jail. It's all messed up and there are no easy solutions. We all just need to do better.
I suppose openengiadina backed down from the activitypub complexity and doc and namespace 404s in the standard.

Neither am I convinced whether activitypub takes itself seriously as they don't keep a validator up. Nor is there a reference implementation, is there?
Don't worry about all that - there isn't a developer worth their salt that hasn't made a mistake.
But I'd consider having this blog post and HN post retracted purely for future internet checks. It isn't a reflection on you, and your honesty is fantastic. But there is a lot to be said about using a pseudonym when it comes this close to your employers
They'll resell overstock to a broker for a slice of that price gouging.
I'd go even further: The environment is an important cost factor in business now and likely to become more so in the future. Understanding what it looks like when nature adapts to the changes we're making is valuable.

It's like the Peppered moths in England.[1]

While this specific story may have limited applicability to someone wanting to build a new cloud service business, keeping environmental impacts in mind can't hurt. Plus, bunnies.

Alternately, if you want to go full "rabbits are pests and should be removed", you can always make it a business opportunity.[2]

[1]: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/new-evidence-peppe...

[2]: https://abcnews.go.com/International/rabbits-burned-fuel-swe...
Of course, a candidate who doesn't want to communicate with women, or can't accept a female senior, no-one wants that. But "not making eye contact" is possibly not a good way to infer that. Some years ago there was a study as to why UK magistrates gave heavier sentences to black kids rather than white. One thing that came up was that black kids tended to look to the ground, to not make eye-contact, when being questioned: the magistrates saw this as "guilty looking" whereas it is just an Afro-Caribbean cultural thing, making eye contact with an elder is considered disrespectful to many in that community.
... I'll file that under "believe it when I see it". It would be genuinely transformative of the world economy if it happened.
Some mistakes can only be learned by making them. Sometimes you can tell someone a hundred times something, they won't learn until they experience it.

The point is not to prevent these mistakes, but to keep the consequences low.

Have backups, have version control, etc.
It's not just that. Making one API that can be consumed by web and mobile was also a big part of it.
For the first few paragraphs, it went so far out of its way to explain what Kaggle is that I thought it was satire.
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My ideal would be to simply not allow having my_variable and myVariable in the same namespace but given that you can do that in essentially every language I sort of prefer that they have to refer to the same thing.
I tried Craft as an alternative to Wordpress-- couldnt even get it installed. The instructions assume you have a whole PHP dev environment setup-- very frustrating, after some time googling the various errors I kept hitting I just quit.

This has been my issue with most Wordpress alternatives-- they assume you are a professional PHP developer, rather than someone who just wants to try a CMS. And then everyone complains whY dO yOu uSE wordPResS iT is hOrriBle
>it is in fact the case that getting new stuff done is the only way to benefit the company

>[work that will] drive future productivity, of course I think this is valuable

These 2 aren't compatible. Seems like you've walked back on the former from this last reply.
I am still at a loss why my parents thought that a movie about bloodthirsty killer-rabits was good entertainment for an 8 year old.

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Bluetooth Smart aka. Bluetooth Low Energy aka. Wibree aka. not actually bluetooth
And I believe that with the next release, a simple

use v5.36;

will enable the feature.
The reality is that it doesn't matter. Most people don't hold the cards, the rich and influential do, even in the fairest countries. That effect is even more pronounced in the global South, the large majority of areas near the equator have higher entrenched income inequality than those farther away.
Yeah I can see how it might seem scary. It takes you out of your comfort zone and it's easy to start thinking uncomfortable things have to be scary. I've been using Nim for a couple of years now, and I've never run into a safety issue with it.
I think facebook does marketplace really well. Whenever I listed something it sold, and I'm talking about really trashy stuff like a $20 microwave. I get a lot of noise (weird messages) but haven't seem explicit scams like you see on CL and you can sell the stuff usually within a day.

They also do events pretty well. It's easy to invite people and most people my age have a neglected facebook account so you can usually find who you want to invite. You just have to make sure you don't miss seeing the event.
This article uses the wrong measurements on inventories.

-You have to look at inventories in relation to sales, either shipments or new orders (inventory-sales ratio)

-Manufacturers’ inventories are up sharply because of materials and works-in-progress. Their finished goods inventories are sill low relative to new orders. It’s the bulges in the durables finished goods-to-new orders ratio that indicate a crash in semis coming. As of March, there are zero signs of that in any of the silicon-heavy categories.

-Anyway, wholesale inventory-sales ratios are a better indicator.
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What an awesome explainer! I love mechanical watches. I have a relatively cheap Stowa Antea which runs a simple hand-wound Peseux/ETA 7001. It’s so thin, the entire watch is less than 7mm thick. All of what you see in this explainer is crammed into that tiny space the size of a stamp.
The 'enable-bracketed-paste' setting is an easier and more reliable way to deal with that: https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/600641/81005

It will prevent any number of newlines from running the commands if they're pasted instead of typed.

You can enable it either in .inputrc or .bashrc (with `bind 'set enable-bracketed-paste on'`)
Oil companies aren’t silos where everything is done in house. Supermajors depend on tens to hundreds of service companies to accomplish literally anything. For example on the exploration side almost 100% of the companies who do offshore surveying have gone bankrupt in the last 6 years. And they continue to go bankrupt! Ion geophysical went into chapter 11 just two weeks ago with prices at an all time high. As far as I know there is just one company left who can do deep water surveys and they’re busy for years to come.

Think about how that affects the ability for a supermajor to drill new oil wells.
There are effectively no Nazis in Germany but there are still ethnostates and genocide in Africa. I really don't see how White people are special here.

EDIT: As usual with the social justice crowd: no discussion just downvotes. It makes a lot of us feel like there legitimately is no argument for your position.
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Speaking only for myself: bad vision. Even though I'm capable of reading small text with my glasses, small text still makes me feel as if I have to squint which leads to headaches. I permanently switched to larger fonts / larger zoom levels 5-6 years ago and never looked back.
Per the article, alternative stores like F-Droid are not impacted. So no, Google's permission is not required. No frogs are being boiled, that's FUD. The actual specifics of the change seem about as carefully & considerately done as possible for what is a dangerous & nuanced situation.
Never thought I'd say this, but I really need to rewatch Alfred J. Kwak. I remember it as "that weird duck show from my childhood"…

It doesn't seem to be available on any streaming platforms, though.
I posted a similar worry about the ENV's.

Why would the Github API keys not fall into the same separate database and be encrypted as well? It's especially baffling if they already have an example/process of doing this properly.
There is a working, client-side only linux running with another similar technology: https://leaningtech.com/cheerpx/
What is the f doing in

url = f"https://api.ourservice.com/media?page{page}&step=100 ?
For me the biggest potential issue seems grepping probably. I guess that some other tool than ag, grep, etc has to be used for searching.
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I remember when this came out and there was a buzz about what the NBL was. He was thinking server-side JavaScript and he was right, although some of the features he list we’re still waiting for.

I also remember when Stevie stopped writing because while 99% of us loved his wit, insight and writing style, there was 1% who almost literally lit themselves on fire (or tried to light him on fire) over the most petty perceived injustice to their tiny little notions of truth in all things such as Perl is beautiful.

He’s missed.
Looking backward to look forward. The value of timelines as maps
Eventually. Other commenters have made note that you can coast for decades without encountering any though, so best be somewhat prepared by reading and listening to others.
In oligopoly theory there's the kinked demand curve idea.

Basically, you know that all of your competitors have some control over their price.

If you drop your price, not because you're cheaper to produce but just willing to take less of a cut they can all match you on price, leaving you all back at square one but poorer.

You know that, they know that, you know that they know that you know that. Still think a price war is a good idea? Your boss probably doesn't.
> The only reason to log into Facebook these days is to see what my grandparents are up to… seriously.

Instagram.... Whatsapp... FB marketplace...

I don't have a Facebook account (or Instagram or Whatsapp) but Facebook (Meta) is more than just Facebook. Maybe FB is just the product targeted toward older adults and grandparents now? That seems fine.
Are Nim Windows binaries signed with Authenticode?

If not, it's possible to get reasonably priced code signing certificates.
You must have missed the part where I said But here's one thing I can say about applications that we've moved to the cloud: they cost 30% as much to host in the cloud as they do on-premise, and that's not even accounting for the entirety of all the costs I enumerated above!

Every app I've migrated to the cloud so far has resulted in a 70% cost reduction, but I'm also not trying to take my entire application portfolio to the cloud. To wit, we're not planning on abandoning our data centers anytime soon and that's not just because we can't move our applications to the cloud fast enough. At this point in time we recognize there are some applications best kept on-premise - but they're a minority, maybe 20% tops of my application portfolio. That means 80%+ of my application portfolio can be moved to the cloud, makes sense to move to the cloud, and I can save 70% on costs by doing so. That's a fantastic deal!
Mechanical IPD adjustment sounds cool, if its truly a seamless auto adjust then that sounds really cool!

Still probably should have a spec sheet, since your target demographic probably cares quite a bit more than average.

Your marketing looks nice but there are some areas where it seems kinda off. Like showing that picture of John Carmack with his 1080p monitor multiple times. With the same explanatory blurb repeated.

There’s a general sense that it was designed by committee. Even if it was, consumers have come to expect Apple like fit and feel and polish and unity in the presentation of any electronic product over $1000.

Enthusiasts don’t really care as much of course if it meets their demands.
I think Marketplace quickly became a goto over Craigslist because a Facebook profile is much more trustworthy than the essential anonymity of Craigslist.
> my question is: are they actually?

Yes, they are. At least in the UK, an average salary is often not enough to rent an ex-council flat, a place where the poor used to reside. To afford a flat comparable to the one where I used to live as a child (that we could afford with the salary of a primary school teacher), I’d have to earn 6 times the average salary.

Yes, I can take flights, which if you are a frequent flyer take 5% of your life. But for a large majority of people my age, the rest of their life is spent in an accommodation that is more expensive and objectively worse than the one their parents could afford.