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I’m a web and app developer with over 15 years of professional experience. I’ve worked at startups, mid-sized companies, and large corporations including Apple, eBay, and the Comcast Silicon Valley Innovation Center. I specialize in full-stack web development, but I’m also experienced in iOS development, server administration, database design, and more. I'm happy with both short-term jobs (alone or on a team) or medium-term contracts in an agile environment.
This is very interesting. Could you share more details on this particular issue in glibc? Jar files get mapped so I'm really interested where glibc failed to release memory.
Because rains been going on for so long this years. Heavy rains went for 2+ months so far across different parts of the country.

Way longer that 1-2 weeks intense monsoon downpour.
Sounds like a great use case for a train.
Cunt it was 2019.

You rein it in a little.
I believe it indeed was. I love these "Autological" words[0].

My favorite by far is the acronym ETLA (Extended Three Letter Acronym), which of course had to be invented because FLA (Four Letter Acronym) is not autological[1].

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autological_word

[1] http://www.jargon.net/jargonfile/t/TLA.html
Yes. I understand that. For some reason, most of my fellow Americans don't.
Good point, I have not tried that. Pretty sure when I still used macOS this didn't work. I think Mojave or Catalina was the last one. In the end I just had enough of macOS, this was only one of the many reasons. The lack of choice in UX configuration is another one.

Opinionated software is great if your opinion is aligned with the vendor's but Apple has been moving away from mine ever so slowly since peak macOS which was around snow leopard for me.

I really love how KDE gave me all the options back that I missed for so long. Finally virtual desktops in a grid again. And choosing what I want my UI to look like (and not forced changes on me every year)
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Technologies: Javascript/Typescript, Rust, Go, Node.js, React/Redux, PostgreSQL, SQLite, etc

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I’m a web and app developer with over 15 years of professional experience. I’ve worked at startups, mid-sized companies, and large corporations including Apple, eBay, and the Comcast Silicon Valley Innovation Center. I specialize in full-stack web development, but I’m also experienced in iOS development, server administration, database design, and more. I'm primarily available for freelance work (short and medium term contracts) through my own LLC, but I'm very flexible when it comes to when and how I can provide value to your team/project.
Ok, and the CEO still isn't convinced, because he knows he will be fired and his lifetime earnings potential and reputation will be greatly diminished if the stock dumps like that, regardless of the readon.

Is that still the failure of head of security?

In this scenario, I feel like you've only left room for head of security failure and not CEO failure. Maybe I did the opposite, but it's based on mudge's long track record. Agrawal doesn't really have a track record outside of being promoted at near record pace to CEO in a company.
>All the others have gone down the path of "how do we trick people into transferring their money to us?". In that sense, Apple is exceptional.

Apple Computer? The credit card issuing, sharecropper mobile platform company? That Apple?

Yes, they also make very nice hardware and some decent software I happily use.
How dry are we talking? Because burning furniture-grade EWP offcuts (~6% moisture content) is smoky as hell. It isn't the wood, at least not entire - it's the sap pockets and other crap.

(I have a wood shop, these are things relevant to my interests!)
For the same reason you hear so much talk about "diversity" in the US: it's because of arcane legal arguments in Supreme Court. It's really long and boring, to be honest, but if you are interested, I recommend reading about original reasoning in Roe v. Wade to learn how right to abortion got connected to privacy, and Grutter v. Bollinger about how racial preferences in education and hiring can be washed through the language of "diversity". If the arguments pushed there don't make sense to you (e.g. why does constitutional right to privacy gives you right to abortion until 20+ week, but doesn't give you right to privately use drugs, or e.g. why you're not allowed to discriminate anyone on the basis of race, and in particular you're not allowed to create quotas for racial groups in education admissions, but as soon as you call these quotas "diversity targets", you're allowed to make decisions to reject and admit candidates based on race in order to meet them), that's expected: Roe v. Wade has recently been overruled, and Grutter v. Bollinger will probably be overruled soon.
I cofounded a company and had my first kid 4 months later - it was brutal. I took 2 weeks off completely but then had to take a bunch of days after because babies are hard work.

What I would do next time:

- Take more than 2 weeks (lol)

- Communicate expectations before and during

- Assign out your core responsibilities (start by looking at last months meetings and seeing who wouldve been best to replace you)

- Be available via Slack and E-mail when needed

- Put wife and baby first (this means slack/emails only get tended to when baby is napping and your not cooking/cleaning, etc.)
> not some internet forum or any other social setting where groups self-select

IRL social groups also self select. Do you hang out with everyone you went to school with? No, there is selection.

> where they go to school, what type of activities they do after school and what type of activities and relationships their parents have..

all of which are effected by culture and religion.

> strong affinity around the interest for skinny dipping

Social interaction with the opposite sex, consumption of alcohol, and other social-meeting-place-determining are others. And if Finns have strong church community (I'm not sure they do) that might be another.

The original example suggested social groups would suddenly have 50% Muslim membership, enough to stop a bunch of people who wanted to do something from doing it because it would cause so much strife in their social group. This is unrealistic.

Is also the case that young Finning Muslim immigrant aren't necessarily going to influence their native (European/Finnish) counterparts as much as the other way around - maybe more Muslims will try skinny dipping.
OA here. Thanks for the expanded etymology. I was using https://www.etymonline.com/word/folk as my source which goes into more historical detail. But didn't want to get too carried away in the opener on etymology.
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This is just one piece of the puzzle. I explained it in another comment:

> I think of it this way. Launching a marketplace today is very difficult, but what if we made the backend of a marketplace open-source and used that as leverage. One that could be your backend for all operations. You can choose to enable the integrated marketplace or not, but the system is yours. It’s about bringing power back to the sellers.
The video certainly looks impressive for 1997! ...but I can also see why it might have been relegated to tech demo. Even just watching someone else play it, it seems like you guys weren't totally sure yet how to do full 3D movement in-flight in a way that felt fluid. When the ship moved up or down, it reminds me of someone holding the space-bar in e.g. Doom/Quake with NoClip mode turned on.

It also seems like the player might get rather frustrated that they can't hit an enemy ship that is five feet in front of them because the player ship is not exactly at the same elevation as the enemy ship.
The Ex/Pat group on FB for Portugal is massive.

All day long: we’re moving to Portugal from the USA!

Tell us more!

Yipes! :-)
I'd say low cost flights/seat would get much more hazardous business for travelers, not knowing till last minute if airline cancels or not, with chances barely 50:50.

I too would like to see an airline burn (more like pay up properly & help fixing their/airport shit) but we have to be careful and set incentives so they are not easily gamed on one side, and won't bankrupt airlines ie due to some heavy storms on the other.
Monkey bite your face off.
Im the CTO of a company that got funded, about the first time i became a parent. In the year since i have been promoted to CEO. Living in Sweden i have access to generous paternity leave, but taking it out would kill my company.

Some how im making it work and am pretty close to an equal parent. You learn tricks, like you best friend is a headset. Keyboard time is extremely valuable, so i try to use it for code, and use voice for a lot of communication. I love my job so if i can spend 8h working and 8h with my son life is good and i dont need more, if i can do both like taking a meeting when in the park things are stellar.

Dont get me wrong its hard, but loving what you do is the key to doing anything that is hard.
You're assuming that the government blocking the internet is especially oppressive. It could be that the country is relatively free, but the government sees internet shut downs as easy to implement and thus uses them often. This seems to be the case in India, as discussed above. In that case, a solution that requires the government to visit every individual's home to get them to shut off the internet would actually be quite hard to implement, and would likely be infeasible.
Funnily enough - I was building this application ...to replace Salesforce (for this business process, not company-wide).

Because the person managing Salesforce approved all requests to add any field, there were just 400 instead of the 5 I mentioned, and none had any validation - so no one knew which ones to fill with data, which ones to keep updated, and which ones absolutely to never touch because you would accidentally commit fraud because you falsified sales figures.
People say they want what you have to want to fit in, but when nobody is looking, prefer what they actually want.
Most people won't use a random distribution of Linux that nobody has heard of or knows how long support will continue for. Security is a big issue for older tech that is left behind. Make sure to back up your files from older tech as there might be no way to get your data off the old storage devices that have been cast adrift.
Some uses that spring to mind. Stalking. Finding out if your significant other is cheating. Finding out who your kid has visiting your house. Finding out who visits the local abortion clinic for shaming, suing, persecuting, and prosecuting.

Finding out who visits the local gay clubs. Finding out whose fucking especially when this is valuable blackmail material. Making a list of everyone's religious affiliations because nobody has ever misused THAT before.

Keep track of all the abortion clinics and sell lawsuits as a service. Plug in your name and let it tell you if there is anyone you are eligible to collect 10,000 from. Just check a box to have papers sent to your door and theirs and wait while other people harvest their money like they already reaped their privacy.

Privacy laws are in need of radical revision and I think I need a new phone. Ideally one that isn't tied to my name and makes voip calls over an out of country vpn.
The countries mentioned in the article pretty much falls into the 'we can do whatever we want with you' category. Russia, Myanmar, Sudan, etc. There is no deniability standpoint.
Photopea: A Photoshop clone web app
I don't really agree with the other comments so far, as they minimize the impact that your leave will have on your remaining team members. "They will self manage and someone else will step up." But the corollary there is that if your teams can handle just as well without you as with you, then the rational decision would be for your company to just fire you if you aren't raising the output or success probabilities of your team.

First off, yes, I agree with the notion that you should take the leave, and that being with your children at this time is much more important than work. That said, here is how I've seen other folks handle it:

1. If possible, especially for paternity leave, I think it's a good idea for both your team and your family if you can break up some of your time, e.g. take a month or two now, then come back to work for a month or two, then go back off for a month or two. Many folks have family that will help with the kids in the early days, so it was helpful to always have a extra pair of hands at home for the mom during the first half year or so.

2. Your team will feel the burden of extra work when you're on leave, but I think it's good just to recognize that and set things up as best as possible beforehand. Sometimes people get sick, or people leave for other reasons. Mat/pat leave is just one more thing people and businesses need to learn to handle, and (and I say this as someone without kids), even a small team will have to learn to deal with these "curve balls" at one point or another. You shouldn't feel guilty for taking your leave, just like one shouldn't feel guilty for getting sick.
This is the first time I see someone bring up extra cpu and memory usage as a downside of JIT. It might matter in the embedded world but it's Java we're talking about so the cost is minuscule compared to what you're getting for it.
It's important to always remember that such advertising is actually soft propaganda.

In the early days the Government essentially didn't want the citizenry to know that ASIO and ASD existed but if it did learn of their existence then it was important to keep discussion about them at the bottom of the political agenda.

That's long past and now the citizenry has some basic knowledge about how these agencys operate and that the work they do can at best be described as both 'unsavory' and secretive. That is, even if they're essential, they don't have the best of images.

That's where soft propaganda becomes essential and now steps in, that is it's time to create a 'warm and comfortable' feeling about them in the public's eye.

Coins have always had value, authority and presence not to mention ubiquity, it's why the head of the reigning sovereign is always on them.

To provide these 'questionable' agencies a better image what could be better than to associate them with all that solid authoritative suff?

Right, you've got the picture.

In fact the linguist and politial philosopher Noam Chomsky wrote a book about it called Manufacturing Consent:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manufacturing_Consent
https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/politics/1993/02/10/n...
Homosexuality is illegal in the Palestinian territories. As is abortion.
Yes. Although instead of buying O'Reilly books, I'm usually buying paper/ebook bundles from No Starch Press these days.

If I'm learning tough new concepts, I usually start off with a good YouTube video and then fill it out with books. For whatever reason, although I read a lot of books, that seems to work better these days.
Yes, I usually have a few (technical/non-technical) books laying around the house and enjoy randomly reading a few pages here and there. But I don't really make a point of reading them unless there is another motivation such as book club.
> You're saying Trump's DOJ and FBI threatened FB with _______ unless they blocked the spread of the Hunter Biden laptop story?

Where on earth did you get that from? FB is in cahoots with the FBI (and ADL), period.

FB has a censorship regime that massively favors one set of politics, which is guided by the FBI, ADL, and probably many other political orgs we don't even hear about.
Unregistered satellite phones and satellite internet terminals are already illegal in India.

No mesh or satellite internet solution will fix a government.

Community mesh networks are hard to run and require real effort even if the local govt is not hostile.
With a hostile govt it gets much harder.
Unwirerer is a nice fantacy, but unlikely to become reality anywhere.
Yes, pretty much everyone uses iMessage here. If you have a non iPhone and try to message an iPhone user you're stuck with slow as molasses, featureless sms which is a huge pain in the ass.
> Execution starts with vision.

Yes I agree.

But the OP had the vision in 2019.

We are now at the tail-end of 2022.

I still see a vision and not much execution.

Meanwhile, the Amazon that the OP is pitching themselves against has continued to move onwards and upwards....

As I said. The vision is fine. But the OP needs to realise that executing it will require a lot of time and a LOT more money !
Lol what? No you are right struggling to use your smart phone while driving and simultaneously being blinded by the sun are one of humanities great struggles. Let's get real accessibility has and will always take a back seat to innovation unless the innovator is in some way also disabled. You can always circle back around but no disabled person has any right to talk down to someone else because they weren't a first consideration.
I don't know. Commando raids on cartel leadership sound good to me. Assassin drones too. Just start taking these people out. Put the fear of God in them.
Came here to say this, specifically about #4. I stepped on one of those a few weeks ago and the stalks just snapped off.
This yes. It even used to put it on the desktop in a passive aggressive way of saying "keep your shit to yourself" :)
I'm not aware of any terrorist who actually became a commercial pilot, merely those who took a few lessons (1). And I think that's at the upper end of the lengths that terrorists will go to: Past a certain point the low-tech approaches are just way more "bang for the buck", so to speak. And past a certain specialisation of skills, it's way more effective to get that high-paying job and donate to political causes.

1) https://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/lifestyle/people/sdut-g...
Restrictive lending standards for minorities is redlining, which is racism. Permissive lending standards for minorities is predatory lending, which is also racism.
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It is a form of genital-genital rubbing performed by a female sex worker upon a male client. The sex worker rubs the client's penis with her thighs (intercrural sex) and labia majora.The goal is to stimulate ejaculation without penile vaginal penetration, an activity circumventing the Anti-Prostitution Law.

Modern Problems require morden solution.
Warm-up is more a function of invocation count rather than time as you seem to be suggesting here
Cannabis legalization decreases stock market value of major pharmaceutical firms
Drone Flying over Mount Everest
> Large California-based companies produce monolithic apps and interfaces for a global audience. They're designing for the broadest, generic use cases to make things work for the greatest number of people.

Hah! If only! Actually they often (but not always) seem to design it for an SV audience with the latest-gen phone/computer, fast uninterrupted internet, familiarity with the latest "UX" fads, perfect eyesight, etc. Anybody that falls outside that narrow group can get shafted.
When do you switch off the kettle? Once boiled, or after the fix minutes?
How fast does it go?
Some great points. One more thing about Brady is that he is what you call a bit of a late bloomer similar to Novak Djokovic (Tennis). They both started winning a lot more after they crossed 30. Brady had 3 Super Bowls at age 30 and then suddenly he won 4 more in span of 6 years beginning age 38.
What about a network of hacked starlink nodes? Would that provide a way around it?
USB is purely pooled by the host, no Bus Mastering, no DMA. Bunch of frequent interrupts (125us uSOF) that need to be handled by the CPU. USB 2.0 is so heavy its mere presence in a computer (idle pooling something plugged in) visibly slows down any <1GHz computer (halving IDE transfers for example https://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?t=89651). Users didnt notice because 2.0 started showing up in 2002 together with >2GHz CPUs.
This security tech usually ends up in other platforms too, strongly recommend donating to their work: https://www.openbsdfoundation.org/donations.html
Transformers are sample-efficient world models
It's a catchy headline, but the "decisions" used as examples, aren't really "dumb" under the complete set of facts.

Really, what this is about is that the typical mathematics used to discuss a certain type of financial decision (mostly things like investments) uses an incomplete model that doesn't consider appropriately the actual values involved -- for example, failing to consider the wildly nonlinear curve of the marginal value of one dollar.
All of those things you listed have happened and continue to happen. Now what?
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Found the guy who thinks technical solutions can solve human problems!

Let's put warrants on the block chain while we're at it!
Or, alternatively, you can get an infinite amount of unpaid leave! See how generous parental leave laws are in the US /s
Someone should just do this for them, maintain a database with Amazon etc. links and validated power and bandwidth tiers that does this naming for them, and if enough people exclusively only use products that are tested on that site, then they won't be able to ignore that demand without affecting their bottom line.
Factually wrong. Real #1: https://brickset.com/parts/4220184/kitten

Source: the scream of my dad about 20 years ago
Driver and occupant monitoring will save lives, at least until we get high level autonomy. E.g. monitoring driver attentiveness and sleepiness or pet / child detection in hot cars (the latter will get points soon in EuroNCAP testing [0]).

There are already cameras monitoring humans inside rental cars and nobody seems to mind. If privacy concerns really become paramount there's always lidar/radar that offers relatively high anonymity.

[0] https://unece.org/sites/default/files/2021-12/GRSP-70-30e.pd...
I guess a nuclear reactor is only 2 typical coal plants so they'll need to 10x their current nuclear capacity to get rid of coal.

The only annoying thing is they're still building coal plants. I don't understand what I'm missing since nuclear is supposed to be cheaper. Maybe SNF still poses a logistical challenge they can't handle vs venting CO2 into the atmosphere.
Compiled languages are accessible.
I don't necessarily disagree entirely with the author, and it's definitely true that the onus is to some extent on the speaker. It's just that the core of the author's argument can be redefined as the person not being equipped for the conversation, and in that case they would need to be equipped anyway for anything useful to happen.

"Preventative care" etc. is what I was referring two in the bullet point about medical insurance. If you cannot intuit that such terms have contractual definitions, you are already deeply in trouble and would need assistance to navigate the insurance situation you are in anyway. Even if the issuer clarified it a bit, you would already be in trouble for other reasons taking place elsewhere in the process or with other terms.
Bad company culture. You can’t do anything new without explaining how it will have an immediate payoff.
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The claim here is "The risk was tiny due to the superb shielding - but patients were still wary and preferred their implants not have any nuclear material at all"