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Yes, swift CLI will compile and run your swift file. But many people also want to use libraries. For Python, they use the system libraries or work within an environment with installed libraries (i.e., the library-install process happens at
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"The hard problems in distributed computing are not the problems of how to get things on and off the wire. The hard problems in distributed computing concern dealing with partial failure and the lack of a central resource manager. The
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This title and the weather report make me wish people with factual jobs would stick to the facts. It's really not a good sign when factual government projections start getting jazzed up with personal history. All things considered, thi
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So much chatter! I would expect any interview candidate to spot the issue within a minute. For hub systems, ready crews are either at the hub, or at a spoke, ready to come back. That gives the hub a queue of ready crews, and each spoke can
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> Folks who want a safer C should design a new hardware architecture with a "safe" assembly language and a new low-level language that targets it Would that be LLVM's IR or MLIR ( https://mlir.llvm.org )?
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"We brought along the people we thought were the best, who we got along with, who would get the job done" I really appreciate the sentiment. In my experience such networks have been self-serving and mostly exclusionary, rewarding
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Kudo's for reminding everyone of the idea of hard truths and the kind practice of sharing them. We could all get better at facing unpleasant reality; so much more damage is done by being avoidant, mainly to our own character. The key q
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One way out of the landlord trap is shared housing. Early relatively entry-level work is often more effort than challenge. It doesn't grow your skills, but saps your energy, so it's easy to stall. But you need the validation tha
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Skills won't save you from uncertainty or anxiety. Neither will experience, education, politics (bullshitting or networking), etc. Neither will income or savings or assets. The only thing that actually helps is to not amplify your em
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Oh, we poor cognoscendi, forever living in the world of resentful ignoramuses? Perhaps taking the example of Plato, a starting-point for wisdom is to try to define your terms, in part through recalling what others have said. Take e.g., the
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Whether we can reprocess the fuel I think misses a larger point. We disassemble and save parts because we don't - can't - build more. I'm told by Livermore nuclear weapons engineers (admittedly anecdotal hearsay) that it&#x27
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Most excellent! If Github supported it alongside markdown, this would drive the markdown parsers to support this as a flavor, and then the community could decide; it will be fascinating to analyze the open-source population. I'm findin
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Just two observations: 1) None of your reasons have to do with your own ambitions. I think this is temporary, as everyone's ambitions have gotten a haircut of late 2) None of your reasons have to do with your team. I find myself stay
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Plato: Theaetetus, Charmides, Apology And Aristotle's metaphysics and Nicomachean ethics They had an integrated understanding of the different kinds of knowledge and the phenomenology of the mind and the resulting errors we tend to mak
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Hmm... trying to flesh out the article (and escape the trap of individual vs social responsibility...) When the author says there's no cure for loneliness, he means he can't cure what ails his patients. As a doctor, it's ver
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These have been lifesavers. Highway 101 in South San Jose used to be called "Blood Alley" for lack of effective separators. The biggest reduction in traffic fatalities historically accompanied their adoption. However the US improv
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Eons ago, I wrote a bash script to split up a test suite to run in different order across our device matrix, so even though the suite took hours to run, it took only 10 minutes to get an email that a test was failing on some machine. I was
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It's a tough situation, and I'm glad his father is finding help. I've spent a fair bit of time in ICU's on both sides. I think the observations and conclusions show misunderstandings. Generally, opinions are not ignored
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tldr: - integration is hard - parts don't always play nice - because that's not their job - the better-integrated platforms (read: apple) are worse at playing nice with other parts - open-source communities can tie things together
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This is fascinating to think about how long Ur lasted, I suspect more due to the constancy of forces at work than any kingly/priestly/technical virtues or statecraft. Their clay writings are like the proverbial big lamp-post direc
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It's great to see (and to see you have fans here) -- Veeva for EHR? If/since this is a freemium model, can you talk about the kinds of features you would end up charging for? The 2019 state of open-source EHR is reported here: ht
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It strikes me that supporting ads has a huge impact on the technical infrastructure. It complicates server deployment and client UI. And how would you tailor markets to regions? subscriber preferences? coveted spots (just before that clif
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ExtensionKit is for the new facility to extend the UI. Non-UI extensions only need ExtensionFoundation. For example extensions on macOS, go to system preferences and search for extensions. They're listed by affording context (e.g., F
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What reminds me of computer systems is how the spoilers partly compensated for the opposite role, the computer modes (direct vs. assisted) lead to different behaviors, the test display (green == good?) was mostly self-referential and did no
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GraalVM is truly great stuff. GraalVM native compilation helps Java in the data center to avoid being a cost sink and to reduce start-up latency. Oracle needs Java to sell enterprise software. Oracle contributing to OpenJDK may be required
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As others have said, Dart is Flutter. What they didn't say clearly, is that Flutter is in a complicated landscape of cross-platform native stacks, including chrome, react native, cordova, xamarin, unity, phonegap, et al. Because it&#x
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The post summarizes what others have said. It does not independently assess or define fair use or the github terms of service. As for "actual lawyer": The linked-in profile of the author includes no work for any law firm or on re
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The review is extensive; it would be easy to lose the forest for the trees, in terms of features and gestalt. Anyone who hasn't tried the Advantage 2 should consider that along with the Advantage 360. Bluetooth, function keys, and pla
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It's hard to overstate how bloated Apple was internally. Marketing had products for every conceivable niche. Engineering was all posturing: great hand-waving plans papered over nasty middle-management infighting. Hundreds of engineer
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Are we still wrongly talking about billiard balls? I'm guessing the field interaction when a high-energy electron hits a proton is a lot more complicated than the kinetics implied by the description, but "surprising" results

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