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Never managed, but I strongly recommend reading Extreme ownership. It's a very good book.

As someone who's been through a few managers. Please please give feedback, and not that yearly review stuff. Managers have a very hard time doing that, especially when it's needed. If you don't give people feedback, then they can't push back on the feedback (tell you things you don't know or don't know you don't know) or address it. The end result is a loop where they are stressed which harms their ability to work, and then you treat them with increasingly lower levels of respect, which stresses them out more, which makes them less able to function until you get into a situation where you soft fire them (move them to an unimportant team or project) or PIP them.

Also for the love of god, don't talk shit about any employees on any team. It will immediately be assumed that behavior is pervasive which will make a person question who is shit talking about them or if management respects them at all.
Going through it now. Signed a new 1 year lease. Realized I was living next to an Airbnb about 2 weeks into the new lease.

Awful experience. Constant noise. Partying. Kids and babies crying. Leaves garbage outside their door. Cleaners making noise. Constant check ins and check outs.

In general, the feeling that random strangers coming in and out is not a good one in a private residence condo building.
FYI, Bronica. And the fun detail about the ISO and exposure compensation is I beleive they were concentric dials (they are on my Bronica GS-1) so they were just adjusting a single contact. In other words, ISO 100 with no compensation is the same value as ISO 200 with a +1 stop compensation.
Looks like Paul Graham's friend was correct: https://mobile.twitter.com/paulg/status/1594446009010212865.
The lottery should not be used as an investment strategy by anyone.
That actually helps if you're hard of hearing, or if the person has an accent that you have trouble with. The visual data from what their mouth is doing helps you interpret the audio data. (You don't have to know lipreading for this to work, BTW - though true lip reading would help more...)
An NFT representing ownership of farmland is, frankly, absurd.

If I own farmland and lose my private key (or screw up a smart contract and lock it away forever, etc), should that land never be farmed again?

If a river moves and boundaries must change but the NFT isn’t aware of this, what happens?

If someone with guns takes my land, who cares about my NFT?

Maybe technology can help create a system where transactions really happen on a common-carrier basis and can’t be censored without censorship being documentable and illegal. But at the end of the day, ownership of real things isn’t something on chain and is enforced by centralized institutions, and a blockchain won’t change that.
Disney has Universal breathing down their necks in Orlando right now. They have to finish up major expansion projects in Asia as well as in France. Now is not the time to return capital.
Speaking of Tim Bray, in the 1990s people kept using XML in places where it wasn't appropriate.

There have been so many tech fads. Distributed objects (e.g. CORBA), mobile code, object databases, micropayments, push, WAP, and I want to give a special lifetime achievement award to VR which is now on its third hype wave.
You sound like you're trying to have it both ways: "OTel solves a problem that is irrelevant unless you're massive" but also "well of COURSE it can work if you're not massive, how massive are you?"

There are tons of startups and other not-fortune-x00 orgs benefitting from what OTel provides. Your claim that OTel is irrelevant outside fortune-x00 cos is very clearly not true.
The walls of my parent's house are plaster, and it's impossible to find anyone who can repair them. OTOH their walls are completely smooth, which is aesthetically pleasing.

When we build our house they had an option for "smooth" instead of textured walls (which they spray on). The smooth option was about 10k more, because of the finishing work required. Go figure.
Didn't Musk hold up the acquisition because of bots?
The board has been publicly praising Chapek- cable decline must be accelerating?
Yes, no GPU acceleration. All on the CPU. Mainly on google docs though and other websites, nothing very intensive.
> Once again, "blockchain" fixes nothing that a central database wouldn't do faster, cheaper and better.

Some things that blockchains would do better than centralized databases in your example:

* Blockchains are natively replicated on a massive basis, so you wouldn't have to worry about data loss due to disruption, inaccessibility or incompetent management of the centralized system.

* Blockchains cannot be corrupted by bad actors managing the central system. As I've noted in another comment, a Postgres DBA can be bribed to modify a property record and wipe the backups. That can't happen to a blockchain record.

* Blockchains can streamline the availability of credit, making it easier for a property owner to leverage their property to grow their business.

* Blockchains can increase the liquidity of the property market by providing via smart contract services that might not otherwise be available. For instance: escrow, auction, and mortgage lending.
If you don't have a massive platform (ie if you aren't Amazon or MS) the vertical end to end solution is much more easy to sell - ie sell the benefit directly.
No Iger is awesome, but I dont want a CEO that doesnt want to be CEO. They could have planned better rather than doing a mulligan.
"Lectures on the Philosophy of Mathematics" by Hamkins is a great non-technical read into the foundations of mathematics, assuming that you know some set theory and logic.

See https://www.amazon.com/Lectures-Philosophy-Mathematics-David...
This is probably a stupid question, but why do they use an elliptic group rather than, e.g. an ordinary exponential group? It seems they’re using the property that the group order is N-1.
okay 33% less, not half, there you have it folks
A card test wouldn't trigger your account getting closed. It would trigger someone possibly looking at your account, however.

I'm guessing you're breaking a rule and their banking partner is unhappy with whatever business you're in. If that's the case, then Stripe's hands are tied and your fate is sealed.

> but the account was still closed and Stripe is about to make a mandatory refund of all funds in the account (including the actual purchase price of the product).

I'm no expert but this sounds like a claw back, or some liability shit. A good reason to not keep money in your receiving account. How big are your transactions? Refunding everything going back how long?

You've painted only a small part of the picture. Without more, I'm not convinced this is good faith. I've seen too many shady businesses pull the same tactics.
PT Barnum with memes.
Banksy: Shoplift @ Guess who ‘Helped Themselves to My Artwork Without Asking’
My girlfriend knows how to play the sax and I know rust (and am a dj/producer!) - so I starred this and we plan to build it. Thanks for your contribution to our life!
Yeah I was really confused for a bit. I should use Tor to evade the FBI seizure of zlib? What?
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Stripe is very likely regulated by the money transmission board of whichever state your business is in.

Usually but not always it is a division underneath the Department of State; for instance in Colorado I think it is this group: https://banking.colorado.gov/industry/money-transmitters .

If you don't feel that Stripe is treating you fairly, you should get the relevant agency involved...

(EDIT to add: yes, you should get a lawyer involved also...)
Well, the verbification of the word google introduces its own difficulties there.

The ideal would be for the voice assistant to have some completely unique word, ideally with sound combinations that are very rare in your native language. And if for some reason, that still doesn't work for you, have a way to change it. Or maybe just not have a default, and require users to pick their own keyword.
It absolutely is not, just go to Lina's channel and you can see just how far she's come and that's just Lina; excluding all the other contributes.
Honestly, apply it to your political party. I've come to see both parties can be very cultish as of late. If you leave the herd, you are immediately attacked even if it's for the smallest topic. People leave their families over it. When you start to think about it...it's starts to fall a bit into that. I think that is a more compelling argument than saying family itself is a cult, which is at the human core more than a political party.
most of the small manufacturers--Ferrania P30, all the Foma films, I believe the Adox films as well. The Rollei films have DX, and like you said--Kodak, Fuji, and Ilford.
> Main directly calls this_is_not_directly_called_by_main in this implementation. This happens because: [...] LLVM assumes that bar() will have executed by the time main() runs.

I think this reasoning is slightly incorrect, although I don't blame the author as this is a very common misconception. I believe the correct reasoning might be as follows:

1. The compiler sees the pointer is dereferenced.

2. The compiler infers the pointer was not NULL.

3. The compiler determines a set of candidates for its target (which may be the universal set).

4. If it finds only one candidate, it just substitutes the target.

The critical thing to notice here is that the compiler doesn't need to care about the reachability of that candidate. It's making a conservative over-approximation, after all. You can witness the effect of this by formulating an impossible condition inside bar() that the compiler completely ignores: see [1]. Note the pointer assignment cannot have been implied by "bar() will have executed", as the execution of bar() could never lead to that assignment anyway!

[1] https://godbolt.org/z/W19javzqW
You do realize that all mobile apps for OTT (Netflix, Prime, Spotify etc.) have download option for no network situation, airplane mode?

These downloads are DRM'ed, they cannot be shared or moved outside of their storage (cache).
I can't tell if you're intentionally being obtuse or not. The point of the original comment was that "Pareto-style" reasoning here is ridiculous: the engines and wings do 80% of the "work" in an airplane, but you can't remove the rest and expect it to still fly. You can't really quantize work inside of complex systems (like airplanes, or corporations) in this way; adjacent sub-threads in this thread explain why.
Honestly, I think it has more to do with the gutting of Pixar and Disney studios after Lassiter was forced out. I believe I heard that that Encanto was the last Lassiter idea that he pitched to Lin Miranda before he left. I think that probably helps explain why it seems cohesive. Versus almost all of the more recent Disney and Pixar stuff feels like poor copies or overly targeted identity flicks. Disney studios is kind of a mess, almost all of the innovation is now happening outside of Disney. Lego movie, spider verse, etc.
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I just measured 3ms from a simulated keyboard event (through COM) to presence of the character in the console buffer, so that's OS time + PowerShell time without keyboard or screen time. Unfortunately measuring the same through CMD or a custom console app is more work than I care to put in tonight, so who knows what the real delta would be.
For sure. I remember really liking Gilfoyle as a character for his deadpan no bullshit and high skill personality. But then I watched a supercut of his "best moments" (at least according to one youtuber) and it was chock full of insults against Dinesh's masculinity, which is both gross from a racism point of view (I have been told that foreign men are often considered less masculine as a kind of racism) and gross from a healthy masculinity point of view (It's okay for men to cry, and have diverse interests, etc). Of course they could update the characters, but they could also just leave that story to rest.

All the things we grew up loving were once original stories, and I would love to see more new original content rather than this machine that "efficiently" churns out smoothed over copies of the same hits from last year.
Actually, the share agreement is a little vague, but fine in this instance - there is a clause that says there is no obligation for shareholders to participate in the cash call. Problem is how to refute it, and work together (if at all) going forwards.
That doesn’t really agree with Disney+
It can improve along several dimensions
I can't even tell if this is a poe. Well done.
Kinda like warning about a fire literally as it's occurring, the residents already evacuated, and already having made front page news. "More crypto exchanges are more than likely going to collapse shortly." There is my prediction. Feel free to link back to this comment as it occurs.
I don’t understand the weird arguments going on here. Hovering means to stay in one place in the air. It says nothing about air speed. Ground is the only reference needed for “in place”.
Overview of FIFA World Cup Match-Coverage Plans
UHD/HDR, multi-feeds, cloud-based server, immersive audio are key features
Gee, if only someone had an unbelievably massive amount of land in Florida, and Long Beach, with which to open a new gate.

I mean other than universal
Ask HN: If you could, where would you travel to?
I'll start. For me, it's a trekking trip to patagonia. I've been working non-stop for a couple months on a tight schedule. I would love to go to patagonia and spend a few weeks there immersed in nature. What about you guys?
CS:GO is a bad example with the Valve-ignored gambling that exists for it, due to the skins having real world monetary tradable value.
I work in this space. It's so random to see this very guidance from 2021 popping up on HN today. Why today? Why this guidance? It's far from being the most interesting/relevant/up-to-date document about AI good practice out there!
I wonder if Elon musk is on hn
What Happened to Search in Gmail?
No serious company would survive if so many sw eng left, because also clients/customer will leave the moment they know it, fearing loss of functionality, security, support...
Oh that explains why I was getting weird results
This sounds like a significant business dispute covered by specific contracts and regulations. You should get a lawyer. If you do not have a lawyer and have a board of directors, funders, or the like, this is a good resource to use to get a lawyer.

Anyone advising specific actions to take in this thread that aren't "get a lawyer, preferably an expert in this field, and follow their advice" is doing you a disservice. This is almost certainly something you can't DIY. If the monetary amounts are too small to be worth a lawyer, you have very limited options.

Get. A. Lawyer.
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> I think it wouldn't make the same total revenue if they were selling it for twice the price.

To be fair, that's true of almost everything.
Unfortunately the accent on that audio file is strongly US to my ear.

I googled and got “In North-Eastern English dialect, ‘shy bairns get nowt’ is a well-known idiom that essentially translates to ‘shy children get nothing’. Often used to encourage children (or adults) to speak up and have self-confidence”. The original commenter gidorah has a UK email address. https://www.wordsense.eu/shy_bairns_get_nowt/ looked like a reasonable reference.

Edit: here’s it said proper good - skip to 42 minutes: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=UaErbstVKAQ Aside: The transcript feature on YouTube is amazing but the UX is soooooo frustrating - the feature doesn’t exist on iPad Safari - and the text is not searchable on YouTube iPad App.
Years ago when i ordered from a site they had a system where they would charge you slightly less than the price on the order, but you had to quickly verify the last 2 digits. Ie a $100 item and they would charge you 99.97, and auto cancel the order if you cant provide the actual cost (from your internet banking). Since credit card charges appear instantly this was pretty simple.

I'm surprised I've never seen such a system since, it seems very effective against stolen cards.
> It would been great if this was pure swift + C that would have made this much more publicly usable.

Can you say more? I don’t follow what you mean by publicly usable here.
Numerical Tic Tac Toe
Economic aid to Africa since 1960 exceeds the Marshall Plan by an order of magnitude.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Lasseter
> Our diagnosis is that individual developers do not pay for tools

Counterpoint:

https://www.jetbrains.com/

Maybe instead of blaming potential customers for not finding enough value for your product, you might need to start looking inward.

I gladly paid for my own personal license for R# that I kept across four jobs over 8 years. I only stopped paying for it because I no longer develop in C#.
why would you want to participate in an internet that is incapable of excluding evildoers?
Check out Andor. It's under the Disney Star Wars umbrella, but it's nothing like the rest of star wars. Made by the same people that worked on House of Cards, Game of Thrones, the Bourne series, Nightcrawler, and others. It's smart and subtle and insanely entertaining, though it is a slow burn that focuses on character development rather than action. But it has action too... But no light sabers or Jedi. Yet...
Leeds schoolboy, 11, achieves highest possible score in IQ test
Yeah this is the not-easy but emotionally intelligent thing to do. I think I can trace it back to a fight with the lead developer who then skipped me and talked directly to them. There is a chance I can resolve the situation at the root if I can talk directly with them about this situation, particularly as since then, said engineer has not met his promised targets (six months overdue on an initial claim of 1 month). But this is only speculation.
Thanks! I’ll be adding acl support in the next few weeks.
Jian Yang's character is a pretty offensive depiction of Chinese people.

Gilfoyle being a grumpy sysadmin is probably an accurate depiction of a sysadmin. They're all grumpy.
Football Technologies and Innovations at the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022
I don't use Apple products so I can't help you there. I assume it's doing some networking madness to expose a Linux VM through a bridge or something similar.
This is true as long as you trust the issuer of the transparency log to not go back and re-write the history of the log. That's a trust assumption that most folks are fine with, but it should be explicitly be understood to be there.

A blockchain takes that trust assumption and spreads it out amongst the social consensus of the chain, so re-witing of history could only occur if there is a consensus to do so.
This is why I don’t like the automatically re-enabling wifi setting on iOS.

Yes you can still turn it “really off” in settings (until the phone reboots again) and yes I put a shortcut on my home screen to turn wifi/bluetooth all the way off in one click, but probably barely anyone is doing those things because it’s inconvenient/they don’t know/they forget.
I'm a bit torn about this. On one hand, it definitely makes coordinating things last minute easier on a cruise ship. On the other hand, to me being nearly forced to untether is most of the reason for going on a cruise, so still carrying my phone around with me even if only to message family is partially missing the point!

Maybe I'll feel different with kids on a cruise ship, but honestly I enjoyed the freedom of spending my day with nothing but a wristband for everything I wanted.
I like folks here defending their buying strategy. It makes the point even more valid, as I read all of these, they are very few data points. Quantitative and Qualitative -wise, developer tools market are almost non-existence. Better to jump into overall software development process tools if you insist.
> Computers are telling me what to do, but I can’t tell them what to do.

This absolutely infuriates me, I feel like I have zero control over my computer these days and it has gotten far, far worse in only the last few years.

The computer does things I didn’t ask it to do, things I don’t want it to do, and it refuses to listen when I say otherwise.

It legitimately angers me when something unexpected and unpredictable happens because someone else somewhere decided it needed to “for my own good”, and I don’t have the power to stop it.

I have strongly “rebelled” against this on my personal computers and it has heavily influenced the operating systems and software on top of them I am willing to use.
They weren't previous colleagues. They were willing to put in cash and leave me some rights on the v1 codebase in another vertical and I jumped at the option.
Glass Bead
I had no idea natto had these health benefits. I eat natto a few times a week, mostly because it is yummy and really easy to prepare. It is basically instant food if you already have rice. If you like fermented food, I can’t recommend it enough. I guess a lot of people are hesitant though since it is quite slimy and has an odd smell, but if you can get over that, it is really a perfect instant food.
Aside from all the content-free "Everything I Don't Like Is A Cult" chuntering I already see, what is the point of this? I thought it was a dig at how cult-like the "anticult" deprogramming stuff was back during the last big scare in the 1980s, but it isn't that, because the victims of deprogramming sessions weren't free to leave. That was rather their big problem: They kidnapped people and held them in motel rooms and such and they pointedly weren't free to leave until they'd been psychologically broken. So the part where this says "you" (some imaginary person in this second-person fiction thing) are free to leave undercuts that point, leaving this pointless.

I do have a point, though: Saying everything is a cult is bad for the same reason saying every relationship is abusive is bad. It gives cover to the real abusers. After all, if every situation is equally terrible, there's no real reason to leave the ones which are, in point of fact, terrible. "Everywhere else is just as bad" is a powerful tool for abusers to use on their victims.
But that's not the best part, the best part is having all of the packages and having them work without dependency hell
I don't disagree with you. My point is that blockchains can reduce the cost and complexity of enforcing property rights and adjudicating contractual disputes to a meaningful extent such that many of the institutional deficiencies that exist in the developing world in this regard can be overcome.

You couldn't realize such a reform, however, without buy-in from the government itself.
I was waiting for the part that would make it clear what was being satirized, and it never came? I feel like I'm missing context?
I like how this implies the existence of 'load-bearing todos'.

Not the more famous load-bearing bug, where other components are built expecting the bad behavior, but mini implementations of the needed behavior elsewhere in the system.

If the todo had been done, those mini imps (probably) wouldn't exist. But now that they do, completing the todo is less necessary / actively harmful.
You should switch to Adyen, they have protections against this.
Those mistakes are because their crystal ball about the future is cloudy, not because they don’t understand the present.
I got basically a zero score when I did it for my company (except the separation one, which I guess is analogous to quitting) but when I tried my country I got a pretty good score - 8/10

(Edit: To be clear I'm not a member of a political party so I can't try that one.)
Vaping is significantly less dangerous than smoking, it’s not just some “false” perception. Without added flavors you can argue it is completely harmless and in some ways beneficial (nicotine has several health benefits).