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In my experience, what you're saying is complete nonsense. Feminists spend much more time lying about men's issues than they do attempting to meaningfully rectify them.

Even a simple statement like "boys are falling behind in education" can get you implicated as a misogynist. Here's a lovely pull-quote from a recent report, The State of UK Boys:

> There's often an underlying assumption that boys should be attaining higher than girls, and if girls attain higher, then that's a problem. - Louise Archer

I could give examples on a range of issues: from suicide, discrimination in the court system, domestic violence/sexual assault. There's a set of knee-jerk responses (e.g. men only commit suicide more due to firearms/violence) that simply aren't true (men also die more from intentional overdoses). For each and every thing MRAs complain about, there's a knee-jerk, half-baked, feminist reaction.
I am not, lets harvest someone elses organs to make me healthy.
> Constant matters

Not in these exercises. They're focused on algorithms and their asymptotic complexity.
IIRC simdjson has some form of lazy parsing. I'm myself more for binary blobs lazily parsed, using a proved language and model checker (like recordflux or recent F* work on safe parsers). You could add a layer to 'optimize' the binary layout to have the most important fields upfront (for partial parsing performance) and everything cleverly aligned in cache lines.

You could probably combine it with a partial (proved) HTTP parser and get max efficiency (at the cost of abstraction-breaking layer fusion...).
I'd ask them "you rich yet" at this point.
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Only if you "output code programmatically" by concatenating strings…

That's why code gen should be done on the AST level.

Just use the right tool for the job.
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Yes and no. The "central" part of data flowed naturally through services (i.e. passed in requests and webhooks, not in responses). Microservices maintained local state as well, though it was mostly small and disposable due to whole-intra crashonly design. For example, we didn't hesitate to shut something down or hot-fix it, except for bus-factor periods when there's only few of them. They could also go down by themselves or by upstream, and routers avoided them automatically.
They have genetic markers for all these? Any good test recommendations?
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In Ukraine it was specifically a change to the political regime, which didn't work.

You’re so anxious to proclaim this over, when the main course hasn’t even begun.

And, having read the Zalushny interview, you should know full well that what they need amounts to yet another army, their third in this conflict pretty much. And there’s no indication that they will get it.
Isn't every 'public company' an entity created by 'modern government' regulation?
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Yes, that's the point. Recurring meetings are important, and folks will work around the stated policy with its technical implementation.
> I'd also add: a lot of this societal pressure against men being accepted as stay at home parents comes from men.

Funnily there’s also research showing that a lot of gender discrimination towards women comes from women.

Perhaps as a social species we all try to keep our group from straying too far from core values.
> It’s “rude” to say you’re busy?

I think this misses the point. How do you navigate this if you never want to do the voice call and always just handle it over text? I'd have to lie (every time they want to call me) saying "I'm busy". It's like you accepting the call is insisted/expected.

I'm talking about preferring to never do a voice/video call.
josuttis's books on the standard library and templates are very good
I'm confident that these things will get easier. It is approximately ten thousand times easier to train a decent classifier in 2023 than it was in 2013... We're also now living in a world with foundation models and fine tuning, which makes it /very/ possible to improve and specialize publicly released models. We see a lot of that with stable diffusion already.
The hallucinogenic (not psychedelic) effects of bud light shouldn’t be minimized. It takes a lot more work to achieve and is pretty miserable, like 30 a night for a year, but for sure booze can make you hallucinate. It’s generally considered to be whatever the opposite of therapeutic would be.
This seems a reasonable explanation to me, the troop size used is much more compatible with going after the government than wanting to conquer the entire country.
Thank you for the very good advice. I will first contact the HR!
> The others have a clear purpose and raison d'être.

Yes, but they don't compose cleanly together. As in, I can't just use FloatVector in all places that took a FloatBuffer previously or whatever. They aren't additive in an incremental migration sense, they are additive in the "these are just wholly unrelated APIs in their own wholly distinct silos" sense. Aka, the thing C++ is regularly slammed for doing even though it's additions aren't even this clunky.
I think the time period of 2016-2022 has been particularly bad. I mean, there was a time when somebody could have thought social media was a good thing but it was the events around the election of 2016 that got me to delete my Facebook and Twitter accounts. Since then we have also had the cryptocurrency grift.

The fallout of musk buying Twitter and the wave of crypto collapses despite the efforts to keep it going may be the beginnings of a better era.
Is there a way to run one of these on the router level, using something like OpenWrt? DoH already works really well.
Will you be moving away from stripe after this?
They’re NEETs. Likely live with their parents. May sell odd things here and there to make a buck. Likely invested in cryptos which until recently was enough to get by. Often getting some government gibs like unemployment or disability benefits.

American society doesn’t know how to use low skilled men so we keep ‘em fed and put them to the side.
> the technical and organisational measures you need in place to do it safely are an extra step you need to take whereas with microservices they're built in

They aren't built in, it's just that the need for them is impossible to ignore. Developers (and management) can't help but recognize and respect modularity in microservices because the separation of services and the APIs between them make the modularity obvious. When the separation between modules only exists in code, and even then only when seen through the eyes of someone who understands the modular architecture of the codebase, it is easily ignored, inevitably forgotten, and might as well not exist at all.
> What about the inherent bubble-y nature of Mastodon?

So, I'd kind of question whether this is a real thing in any important way. In the early days of the Twitter exodus it _did_ look like it was going that way a bit, but in practice most instances quickly sorted out moderation to a reasonable degree. There certainly are largely defederated instances, but they're probably not of much interest to most users.

I would have some concerns about what happens if Twitter goes down for a protracted period and there's a much larger less self-selecting exodus, but for the moment at least fediverse balkanisation feels more like a theoretical problem than a real one which is likely to impact significant numbers of users.

One other potential looming challenge, I suppose, is Tumblr. If that does add ActivityPub support, it'll be, in effect, a very big, extremely poorly moderated, yet culturally very important instance, and how instances treat it could provoke a split.
Monoliths r hard. Microservices r hard. Pick your poison and get good.
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> I think terf is if you see a difference between woman and transwoman

This is incorrect, but an understandable error due to the quality of the discourse on the topic. You can read here about the difference between feminism and trans-exclusionary feminism.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TERF

Modern feminism sees the problems with gender roles in general which causes problems for both men and women. Transgender people highlight this issue very well. Transgression against gender roles was punished severely with both social and legal complications. Essentially, in modern feminism, the problem isn't just the way society devalues the feminine, but also the way society enforces standards of masculinity and femininity.

Whether it's the benign (Drinking coffee black to be more masculine) or the malignant (Assaulting a boy for exhibiting traditionally feminine traits) these problems lead to the devaluing of the feminine.

Trans-exclusionary feminists are reactionaries attempting to prop up existing gender roles and stick people back into their assigned places. They often subscribe to old school feminist beliefs where we still have a masculine/feminine gender divide but they want to focus on the value of the feminine. The common refrain is a feigned concern for those who transgress against gender roles while at the same time doing everything they can to enforce them.

TERFs are essentially reactionaries in radical clothing.
The right answer is that there is no right answer. You shouldn't divide your code based on arbitrary metric like size, you should divide it based on concepts/domains.

If a particular domain gets big enough it probably means it contains sub-domains and can benefit from being divided too. But you cannot make that decision based on size alone.
I maintain marketing systems for a living. Not sure what you are hoping to achieve, so it's hard to know what you are doing "wrong" but to clarify a few things:

- There's a pretty big difference between how first-party and third-party cookies behave. First party ones would live on the actual webhost of the site/service you are using. Third party cookies would be the responsibility of the advertiser/etc.

- All of these systems are designed for massive scale. Out of the thousands of random hits in a given day to a webpage, only a few dozen might return in a meaningful time period. So cookies are designed with a lot of disposability.

- If you maintain an account of any sort on the website in question, it could all be irrelevant anyway. If we have a user or customer ID, and we recognize that you are a customer, we'll merge your cookie IDs together whenever we recognize you. (Or forgo cookie data altogether).
It is the same spirit of pocketing profits and deferring problems to later generations that is behind nuclear power as it is behind fossil fuels. Both are evil. By acknowledging this, Germany is ethically ahead of most other societies on this planet.
I think people have gotten things conflated.

You don't have to be a jerk to get ahead. And being a jerk won't get you ahead. What you need is to not care if you look like a jerk.

Sometimes you'll feel you're right so strongly that you'll just not care if people disagree with you. And when you will not budge on an item at all, people are going to think of you as a bit of a jerk.
The very next sentence addresses those other ways.

> Most people’s writing skills are not up to replacing the back and forth synchronization that happens in meetings.

They may be technically better - for some definition of better - but they're going to be poor replacements in reality.
I hope this is additive and not too much of a tangent, but the folks at 37signals (Basecamp) have a similar philosophy. A couple links below to some good articles on their philosophy. Honestly I've never worked anywhere where 1:1s and synchronous stand-ups aren't the norm, and any attempts at async stand-ups I've had have been really bad ("Slack stand-up today!"). But I'm intrigued by it.

https://37signals.com/how-we-communicate/

https://37signals.com/group-chat-problems
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It's a very complex topic, which sadly I don't have time to delve deeply into at the moment. My intent with the previous comment was only to point out a fairly large flaw in the "tax the rich" argument as previously implemented, not to suggest that the actual ultra-wealthy shouldn't pay more than they are currently.

In theory there are steps that could be taken to fix the massively broken housing market in most of the Western world. Unfortunately the vested interests and massive financial house of cards built on top of property prices make these steps politically impossible. Therefore, what can't continue forever (unsustainable house prices) will not continue forever, but it will end messily & at some unpredictable future time.
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I'm the only one that is horrified by tallow? Why do they have to stick animal parts in everything? fsck animal products. Just hunting them, raising them in deplorable conditions, eating them, wearing them and causing global pandemics with them is not good enough? I'd only accept the use of tallow if it was derived entirely from non-virgin human fat, humans that died naturally, of course, and were allowed to sit in hot and humid conditions until fully rancid but before desiccation. Maybe now you know how I feel.
I'm glad your issues were sorted, but I'm uncomfortable with the idea that you need to make a social media post to get a customer service issue resolved. This isn't just stripe. I see this with many other companies on social media. I don't post on Twitter, and I'd rather not put my account details for some service I use in a public forum.

It's starting to seem like for too many companies, resolving public complaints has become a line item in the marketing budget.
Why do you say that? Isn’t psilocybin non-addicting? Wouldn’t that be a major difference to the opioid epidemic? I’m not sure I follow the analogy you’re trying to make.
And because the syntax is ambiguous things like Python or YAML can't be parsed, right?
That was aeons ago, in a different country, in a different world. And apart from that, anyone outside the Soviet Union could only see what their propaganda wanted them to see.
There is a rich history already, here's a good starting point. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mar%C3%ADa_Sabina
Br'er / Brother is the name of the rabbit, who is thrown into the briar patch.
Those are household prices, pretty much irrelevant in this case as they are decided by national regulators and often subsidised. Have a look at wholesale prices. Those were around 1000e/MWh between August and November:
https://mobile.twitter.com/Emericdevigan/status/160997302993...
Near zero. Hallucinogenic mushrooms aren't very addictive, don't have billion dollar companies pushing them, and don't have the same risk of death.

It's possible Oregon regrets this for some reason I can't imagine, but a repeat of the opioid crisis isn't a realistic outcome.
I have a small channel (7,500 subs) that was quite active for a couple years. I got a bit sick of creating content so now I only publish a few videos a year.

It is interesting to see the difference in RPM for different kinds of content. My channel RPM is $3.52, highest video is $7.01. I get around 8,000 views per month for all my videos.
FYI my rooster fucks his hens, the bull covers his coos, and well, my horses are gelded so there’s that… you might just be farming wrong.

Pretty much everyone eating well and having a good time.
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>It is impossible to determine whether a person is lying or telling the truth when they make a statement like "I am lying." The statement is self-contradictory, as it asserts that the person is both lying and telling the truth at the same time. This creates a paradox, as it is impossible for the statement to be both true and false at the same time. The Liar Paradox has been the subject of philosophical and logical study for centuries, and there is no universally agreed upon resolution to it.

ChatGPT's response to me asking "If a person says I am lying, are they lying or saying the truth?"
Am I right that the Sketch app used to work like this? just looked at their website and only see a subscription offered.
Completely fucking superfluous and gratuitous shit, indeed.
Was hoping this meant the resurrection of JavaFxScript/Visage:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JavaFX_Script#Syntax
Did they give any explanation of exactly why they had temporarily stolen your $400,000?

That's what would worry me the most after it's been resolved, just how arbitrary and opaque and uncommunicative their whole process is.

I wonder how many other people they've screwed over with this terrible approach to customer service. We'll probably never know, it's not something they're likely to be transparent about.

I'm very glad you went public with this to show the unapologetically uncooperative underbelly of such a well-marketed darling of the payment services space.
People keep regurgitating this “you aint going to be google” mantra but I worked there and in reality generic microservice stack is in a totally different league of complexity and sophistication of what google and co have. This argument is basically reductio ad absurdum
Microsoft's motto: embrace, extend, extinguish.
My understanding is that the way the drug works is by improving your diet.
> The American Zeitgeist around gender issues is distorted to dehumanize men and alienate anyone who even dares to recognize this fact.

I must be living under a rock then — this Zeitgeist you talk of is alien to me. I am a male who does not feel in any way dehumanized, nor have any of my male friends expressed as much.
I honestly would. This isn't the first time.
I find it saddening how many tales of customer support not being able to resolve issues hit the internet, followed by the issue being resolved by going through other avenues or after "threats" of bad publicity or not being resolved at all.

I wonder if the possible future demise of Twitter will, in some ways, exacerbate this issue as Twitter is (one of) the largest public speaking squares where you can hold companies accountable for this kind of problem.
> But, there is a balance between automation and manual review. When someone like me gets caught up in an automated system there needs to be better ways of letting support help that person.

This keeps happening, again and again. It's not just Stripe, Google is a huge offender when it comes to automated decision-making and next-to-no human support when it inevitably goes wrong.

GDPR explicitly requires that companies provide a right to human intervention to data subjects, and this is the sort of regulation that needs adopting in other jurisdictions:

> The data subject shall have the right not to be subject to a decision based solely on automated processing, including profiling, which produces legal effects concerning him or her or similarly significantly affects him or her.

> In the cases referred to in points (a) and (c) of paragraph 2 [explicit consent given/necessary for contract], the data controller shall implement suitable measures to safeguard the data subject's rights and freedoms and legitimate interests, at least the right to obtain human intervention on the part of the controller, to express his or her point of view and to contest the decision.
Yeah but at that point it’s just plain old tax fraud.
Replacing the government seems plausible to me, conquering the country not, way too few soldiers.
Are there any real alternatives to Stripe?

Obviously Adyen if you're in EU, PayPal/Braintree, etc, but Stripe is really the big kahuna.

What about building your own with Authorize.net? Are there any old-school gateways like that left out there that are still independent?

(can one do payments in the 10-100$ USD range on the blockchain? What if you don't want to go through an exchange?)
I have noticed pip warnings in the container build logs about python2 being unsupported- perhaps there is some "treat warnings as errors" flag set in some builds. Perhaps some builds use untagged base OS containers- building those after python2 is removed will fail.

Also, at some point old OS package repositories may be deleted (or bitrot out of neglect)- at that point building containers that depend on python2 will fail. You'll be able to use images built previously, but not everyone is backing up custom images in some remote docker registry.
> Women were shunned for choosing their career

in my experience raising two kids women are much more looked down on for choosing family over career. My wife wanted to be a stay-at-home mom but many of her friends, and especially online, thought she was "too good for that" with some even being hostile to the very concept. If a woman has an established career and then chooses to be a stay-at-home mom she's likely to pay a heavy price socially.
Highly recommend reading Michael Pollans “how to change your mind”. Regarding misconceptions about psychedelics, their root in our history, and how they can be used as medicine/treatment. Think some of the most notable include historical treatments of severe alcoholics back in the fifties. Mental health wise I view this as a major opportunity for many to have another tool when taking daily anti depressants may not be cutting it. Notably it’s being used in late state cancer patients to cope with concept of death with great success.

Also interesting are psychedelics history with Silicon Valley’s early days. See interview with pollan: https://m.timesofindia.com/home/sunday-times/all-that-matter...
This is true and false, the "blue haired feminist" crowd tends to have the most sympathy on this topic, but has solutions or ideas that treat men as broken women - which is a major problem that most men deal with all the time.

Even in the schoolyard in a progressive area in the 90s, most teachers and social workers were women and literally didn't get it.

It's like, the exact definition of what I would call "implicit bias".