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> Dummy modules to store your documentation (I've seen this used but can't remember one off the top of my head)

Yeah I've done this and it works fantastic: https://docs.rs/csv/latest/csv/tutorial/index.html

All the examples are tested too. So not sure about the problem there.

Can't speak to 'derive' docs. I rarely use derives outside of what std/serde give you, and I never publish any.

But even so, I didn't say that rustdoc has zero weaknesses. :-) I said it is one of my favorite things about Rust because it is just so damn good. I've tried writing docs in several other languages before and they are leagues behind IMO. I would absolutely not call it "crippled." Not even close.
Your post, with its citations from the article, is all the proof required. The article debunks itself.
Well... not healthy, I agree. But not that uncommon, and if something is common enough it blurs in with 'normal'.
> Just to clarify, do you mean I can work outside US jurisdiction, if I am a CEO of the LLC? I think this is my only question.

That's a question for an attorney in the area, but AFAIK, yes. What you can't do is work _in_ the US without proper authorisation from DHS.

> No amount of reporting or cost burden is an issue.

If you yourself are in the EU (or even if you're not but your clients will be), you should _also_ talk to an EU attorney. It's likely you'll have to register in some way in the EU.

EDIT: No matter where you are (EU or not EU), it's rather likely that your local jurisdiction requires a registration of sorts if you're conducting business in/from their soil, with similar requirements as local businesses.

It sounds like you should really talk to an attorney or two, especially after reading you want to go into a highly regulated field also.
worth mentioning: the auto lending market in the US is a 1.6 trillion dollar time bomb and has been ever since Cash for Clunkers saw two rounds of federal funding.

the average period for an auto loan in the US is over 64 months. any disruption to the paycheck-to-paycheck living of 64% of americans could have a catastrophic effect on the ability to service this debt.
Mandatory sunset clauses would be another good idea

Some states have a government body that does nothing but review old laws and rules and agencies to see if they're still needed.

I don't know how successful they are (for varying definitions of "successful,") but they do exist.
So why describe him as a "greybeard" then? It are you claiming to have met many younger and/or female 'greybeards'?

If your answer is that 'it's just part of the story'. Well that's precisely the complaint.
But i find the token problem frequently. It seems it expires after 2-3 days. I don't know why :(
Cool. So you can use Python on ZX Spectrum
I guess you're right, list/generator comprehensions are the idiomatic way to filter and map in python, with the caveat of needing to have it all in a single expression (the same goes for lambda, actually).

I still feel like chained methods are easier to read/understand, but list comprehensions aren't that bad.
I think it's not so bad if you organize things reasonably well and minimize "lemme just modify the DOM a wee bit here" hacks. jQuery was popular at a time when "cowboy programming" was very common, leading to a lot of really bad/difficult jQuery apps; but that wasn't strictly jQuery's fault, as such.

That said, front-end frameworks can of course be a better choice for many things, even if it's just because it provides this kind of organisation by default making it easier for the, ehm, less organized devs.
From the looks of it you _are_ being challenged, just not in the way you expected.

> The worst part is I am sensing within myself this frustration that everyone else appears to move so slowly. The thought of "great, one more thing I got to fix" is coming up too frequently.

I find it very respectable that you are so self-aware. In my worldview, stronger shoulders should carry more weight, but that also means that you have leverage to make things better around you, for yourself and others. You obviously don't want to become grumpy or arrogant. I get that, it feels terrible. But there is a way, possibly outside of the well trodden paths.
that is not how a 401k works..

You are not at a loss if you don't sell....

Any buying in a down market is ALWAYS better for a younger generation.

S&P500 still has a 10y avg of 11-12%, that means every year that is the avg return. Even if there was 2-3 bad years, the 7-8 good years make up for it... So in 30 years time, it doesn't mater if we had a few bad years of -20% declines. You are still up massively.

Young people have such a lack of understanding when it comes to the stock market and it shows.

If your 401k only avg %5 return per year over a 30y span, you picked the wrong investment methods. Too much in bonds..

Still you should be taking advantage of employer match. Pretty much every employer has a 401k program, use it. SS will be there, but you don't want that to be your life line. Sadly Gen X didn't really understand 401ks, they got them later in life and many didn't fund them correctly. It isn't uncommon to see genXers take money from the 401k later in life with a hit, and it will be on their family to take care of them when SS isn't enough.
No they are making the argument that people have been right in the past and it took forever for the community to find "consensus" on that position if ever.

So to doubt something is true just because "it's been 12 years and there's no consensus" is not necessarily a good rebuttal to something being true or not.
Here's a great tidbit - Vangelis and Ridley Scott prior to Blade Runner: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0DjvN8I0c7I&ab_channel=Mrden...

RIP Vangelis
Indeed, this was very interesting. However, I missed a bit what changes to my diet I could do to improve myicrobiome. I would be glad to hear a scientist like her discussing this.
These people bankrupted two long-time pillars of in industry in a matter of months. That's impressive.
Hunter Biden's hard drive shows his firm took in about $11M, spent it fast
I guess my point isn't really clear. Its more a case, of your just swapping one set of problems for another. People shouldn't avoid hard problems, but they should be seeking to solve them with better tools, not ones that just translate the problem domain without providing a clear advantage.

In the grand scheme your looking for the optimal intersection of simple/expressive/performant/safe and rust seems to fail on the simple/expressive axis vs just simple C which people chose over languages like C++ which are more expressive because that expressiveness is a source of bugs. And on the safety side, rust fails miserably when compared with more fully managed environments. So, it becomes a question of whether that additional cost provides much vs just spending more putting guardrails around C/C++/etc with more formal methods/verifiers.
There were so many unicorns that were pulled forward to go public that I don’t even think there’s this gigantic fluff remaining (a la dotcom). They already busted and it doesn’t even feel like we crashed.
I’m not aware of any mortgages that allow that debt to income ratio for a mortgage. Unless it’s a rental and then the down payment requirements are insane.
Thanks for sharing. Looks like there are different views. However my target is also game tools creation (editors) so your opinion might matter a lot.
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Wow, I never knew Icelandic was such a beautiful language.
And maybe that's because they're bringing the new version to market so they're expecting to have some excess stock of the original motherboard that they need to sell down.
throw some ingredients in a pot, put it on the stove, and high tail it out of there. if it takes 20 minutes for the Russians to show up there's a nice fresh pot of lentil soup waiting for them
This page makes it clear that funds in Gemini Earn are not insured: https://support.gemini.com/hc/en-us/articles/360056367771-Ar...

I don’t blame you for getting that impression, though. The Gemini dollar marketing page talks about earning high yields, and it talks about FDIC protection. It doesn’t explicitly mention whether you can get the yields and the insurance as the same time, but the answer is no.
Most cars ran just fine on unleaded. Unless you actually raced them, or otherwise worked the engine hard the rest of the car would die before the lack of lead killed the engine.

Note that I live in an area where we salt the roads in winter. If you live in a dry desert old cars last a lot longer, and you might actually need to worry about your valves.
We should stop growing corn for ethanol since it's worse for the climate than gasoline[1] and instead use all that land and machinery to grow wheat instead.

1. https://www.reuters.com/business/environment/us-corn-based-e...
You can repossess a car a lot quicker than a house, so there is less of an issue than mortgages.
True...but an article full of FUDdy phrases - vs., say, measuring actual negative effects (enhanced greenhouse warming, damage to the ozone layer, etc.) from the actual exhaust plume of an actual SpaceX rocket - causes me to suspect that there is no substantial problem here.

FWIW, the original article: https://aip.scitation.org/doi/full/10.1063/5.0090017
The recent 5th circuit decision, once it makes to go the Supreme Court, is going to change a lot in this regard.
'cargo doc' can produce docs for internal APIs too. On mobile or I would link the docs.
HPs still have dedicated pgup / home /etc in a column, to the right of backspace / enter / etc. But they've also adopted the stupid arrow cluster you describe.
they hid the answer to find junior analysts instead of stating the solution outright

https://twitter.com/galois_capital/status/148693794923729715...
Do you see a lot of age discrimination it tech?

What I have seen is awkward situations where you have two developers of roughly equal competence. One happens to be 45 and the other 28. Fine, nobody would care about that. Except that due to automatic annual raises, job switches, seniority bumps etc, the 45 year old developer is paid twice as much as the junior.

The rational response to this would be to say to align the two salaries (probably somewhere in the middle), but obviously the older one is never going to accept that - we all expect our salaries to "ratchet" upwards. So we end up with the irrational response, which is to sideline/kick-out the old expensive developer
The pivot I have been debating is to become a Lead Development Manager with the express purpose of enabling everyone else, removing obstacles, creating better processes etc.

My problem is that I love code much more than talking to people all day. I have been mentoring Jr Devs for a while now in an official capacity which helps.

I like the idea of "make systemic changes to help your peers become more effective". So that's something I will have to think about.
Ask HN: Why not build a car that will not move with a stranger inside?
Everyone in the car (not just the driver) would need to be authenticated as a person allowed to be in that car. Otherwise, the car will not move.

Adding a new person to those allowed in the car would require a password and a 24 hour wait.

This security system would prevent car theft including carjackings.

So why hasn't this been done already?
Yandex wants to move its headquarters to Israel but has some conditions
You're not a 10x engineer. You're a 2x who hasn't figured out yet how to teach other engineers what you know. It sounds like it's past time you got started, for your own sake as much as that of those around you.
Switch jobs. I felt similar until I went to Amazon and met some principal engineers. You need to be humbled, and then your real growth can begin.
I expect in michigan like anywhere else in the rust belt that there are plenty of municipalities that are hurting for funding. You can't lose the population like you've lost within the actual city limits of detroit or flint (never mind the metro area population might be unchanged due to people flocking to suburban municipalities), and continue to sufficiently maintain infrastructure fit to handle twice the population. Another issue with some suburbs is an aging population. A window generates a lot less tax revenue for the city than two working people in that home, and thats increasingly a larger portion of the population. Schools have closed because there aren't as many families in the area as there were in decades past. Even NYC struggles maintaining infrastructure due to how costly it can be, and that city is far better positioned financially than anything in the midwest, a lot better than Chicago certainly where I see buckets catching drips from the roof of OHare even on a sunny day.
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Same, I went from original SE to 11 pro max because of camera envy. Maybe once all of my kids are a bit older I won't care as much about the camera though.
- Become a serious mentor. Not just in passing code review, but actually spend time teaching.

- Try documenting your processes and thinking to get to the right code answer. Like a company coding manual. This way it scales your knowledge rather than being stuck as the 'doer'.

- Consider taking on different challenges, like management, either at your company or another company.

- Reflect on what it would be like to really be in a room with other 10x developers - you will all think you have the right answer which is different from each other. Does that really sound like fun to work through on the daily? It was fun when you weren't so sure you were right, it gets less fun the more sure you are.

- Most round B/C startups have ~50 developers. If you have 350, you're in a massive machine. You may think your 10x everywhere, but it's possible your only 10x in your locality, where you know the entire code base. It may simply be time for new challenges at a new company.

- Ask if you can start writing for some open source project you like (new or existing) as "developer relations" for the company in some way. Yes, you will need to reduce your in house tickets - but it will keep you happy and working and contributing and still probably doing 50% of the work. And the company gets other benefits from it.

- Along the same lines, you can start writing technical articles to publish as dev relations/marketing. Theres a lot of value in those seo posts for a lot of companies.

Theres like a million ways to go with this, but hopefully these ideas help a bit. Best of luck and I hope you find some meaningful company to hang out with.
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I don't know anything about this, do you have good info for the other side?
Might also be worth examining the amount of crop grown, then subsequently burned in the U.S. Somewhere between 25% to 40% of corn in the U.S., up to 20% of agriculture land is devoted to ethanol production. If food production is a growing concern, it seems strange that so much agricultural production is spent on non-food producing activities.
I recommend thinking about what you can do that would significantly differentiate the gameplay from what is possible irl. Just putting laser tag in VR is a downgrade in many aspects from what you can achieve in reality, so you need a lot of gameplay innovation to make it a compelling proposition.
One small example of where just copying things from real life falls short:
Your proof of concept show walls (because that's what laser tag does to create compelling gameplay) but walls are a mediocre choice in a colocated VR game because the actual behavior (users can always walk through them in VR) defies the user's built in expectations about what it means for something to be a "wall".
Caddy has problems with streaming gRPC (not simple request/response). So does Traefik to my understanding but Traefik might work better if reports are to be believed. Nginx has support i think but ive not verified it. I like caddy simple config when it works.

None of the proxies seem to do well with bidirectional gRPC streams as they just treat gRPC as a h2 proxy but I'd love to see that proven wrong.
Also, did the Trump Administration relax a bunch of regulations around predatory loans? I recall the auto and payday loan industries were very happy.
I read the article. My first thought was that there was a lot of defense so was it a paid article? But no, there is so much valid defense. If his colleagues have been banned from socializing, it may not be probable, but people should be able to confirm it. On balance, i am buying what this article is selling but keeping time to research more on this story.
Because who is more worried about carjackings than giving a lift to a non-registered friend?
>I'm not sure what benefit there would be for you to create an entity in the US if you're not going to be here physically.

Privacy.
I really expected code.you.com to be tailored to coding, but the results are nonsensical. The $ got stripped, as well as any other characters like %, #, or _. Casing is also ignored.

Searching for $PATH results in this. Yes, I definitely wanted these results:

> PATH (People Acting To Help), Inc. is a comprehensive Behavioral / Mental Health and Intellectual Disabilities center located in Northeast Philadelphia.

> Better health moves humanity forward | PATH
The scope of our work is vast because it must be. Billions of people are still underserved or marginalized by inequitable systems. To close the gaps, we advance progress in dozens of health areas, from epidemic preparedness, HIV/AIDS, and malaria, to maternal and newborn care, sexual and reproductive health, tuberculosis, and more.

https://imgur.com/a/rGxZgrG
Alternate anecdote: I refinanced our house in 2020 and financed points and my interest rate is fixed at 1.87% for 15 years.
Yep, the scrollwheels are metal so they have some heft and they do keep spinning.

I haven't used the MX Master, only very briefly tested a display unit at a store, but I do believe that it spun for a while. So I'd check a video review first if you're thinking of buying one.

I personally use their G(aming) series mice with their older manual, mechanical mechanism instead of the new electromagnetic one in the MX Master. The G mice spin for a while... 15 seconds after a solid flick.
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Article photo is pretty badass.
Source? Any content on memory safety concerns in "C" servers or problems that lead to catastrophic results in production? I'm interested in reading about it.
There is truth in trying to uplevel people, but first it feels like dialing in on oneself within the global market.
That but also junk food and the industry pushing it.
Perhaps the root of your loneliness comes not from the flaws of others but from within. Have you considered that it's source is actually your feeling of superiority to everyone around you, not their lack of (what you perceive as) ability?
Nik Storonosky, CEO of Revolut, a British neobank, recently revealed some facts about the long-awaited future coin and confirmed the imminent release of a decentralized wallet. Revolut hopes to improve its image as a "crypto-friendly" online bank, with the addition of staking and lending capabilities expected soon.
Widespread repossession and resale would probably damage the resale value for all used cars.
Our "state expenses" in no way reflect the immediate needs of the people or any kind of popular democratic will. The average citizen in the US gets extremely little from the state relative to the taxes they pay, so opposing higher taxes is very rational.
Why would I trade $10,000 of purchasing power today for $6698 of purchasing power in 10 years? What possible upside is there from this?
It really is pretty cool stuff, and it may not be additional complexity for those who are already at the scale where they're dealing with CDNs and caching hot paths, as you say.

For the long tail of Rails/Django/Laravel apps sitting on Heroku or a pair of EC2s in Virginia, who are looking at SPAs with trepidation, I think the case is less obvious.

Sorry if the snark was excessive and thanks for your reply!
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Can someone ELI5 what's wrong with jQuery? People complain about 30 kilobytes jQuery consumes. But at the same time their 5mb minified react babellized gulped uglified webpacked blob is alright to load. Is there anything else that is missing?
> One thing it obviously does not address is the human element of who you cut and whether they will be “default alive” unemployed in a recession.

An individual's personal financial circumstance is not a factor though. There are many people that have fixed their personal finance issue adequately. And for those who really don't have easy choice of employers or personal runway, then they're fucked. Did that really need to be said? That's what is going to happen.
Amazon was once simply an online bookstore — have you seen the hirings & partnerships GS has been making recently to this end?
Rates would be going too far. I would like to see an exception for non-payment for services rendered.
The difficulty that arises when people in power have the opportunity to use judgement to decide the courses of other peoples' lives is that we regularly see that judgement implement their (entirely human, but unjust) biases. Maybe they let the hot girl run a stop sign, but do an "exploratory stop" on the black dude because he "looks sketchy", escalate to a strip search because of a "odor of marijuana" and leave him with his car disassembled on the side of the road when they don't find anything (assuming nobody catches a beating or a bullet over a miscommunication).

On the other hand, efforts to constrain that power have a tendency to encode societal biases and injustices in law (see mandatory minimum sentences as a prime example), so it's not at all clear what the right compromise is.
that crap is solved in a lot of places, jQuery is no longer the only library, and you don't need to support legacy browsers as much anymore, if at all

Companies are getting more security-conscious because of all the hacks and the pain of keeping old browser support is no longer outweighing the risks of upgrading is my theory.
Why are you working 8-5?

Work 9-3 and pick up a hobby. You only need to outperform your peers, or train them up if that's possible. Beyond that you owe the company you work for nothing.

Why work harder, when working harder provides you no benefit whatsoever?
I once asked a friend who litigates patent infringement cases how a jury could possibly come to an informed decision on these cases. He said that it is definitely a challenge but that juries are pretty good at discerning when someone is lying or dissembling and litigators can build cases or defenses around that.

Definitely anecdote and not data, but I found it interesting coming from a litigator in this area.
It is clear that Putin needs to go. By any means necessary.
I'll bite, what does 3 billion in federal funding for car loans from more than two 64 month cycles ago have to do with it?
Clearly you should change jobs to a place with more devs, hopefully you will find some peers there.

Don't be frustrated with slower people. Part of it is the cannibalization effect. If a team has a dominant striker, some of the others will be scoring fewer goals than their potential. You might actually be doing them a favor by moving on. The other thing to remember is that great players still need water carriers, or they'll be wasting their time carrying water themselves. Lastly, if you don't have some 1X people around you, nobody will know you're a 10X. So be happy that you are so good and so influential.