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Check out seqdiag, part of blockdiag [1]. It's python-based and uses graphviz (AFAIK) to generate sequence diagrams in SVG. I've used it several times and found it very good.

1. http://blockdiag.com/en/seqdiag/index.html

On a related note, you can look at hyperswitch [1], which is an open-source payment orchestrator that supports multiple payment processors. You can self-host it or they have a hosted version as well.

1. https://github.com/juspay/hyperswitch

(not affiliated with this project in any way)

Benioff started his career at Oracle and was a prodigy there - becoming the youngest ever VP or something like that. It's not surprising if his playbook is inspired by Larry's.

You can continue to use Ubuntu (upgrade to 23.04) unless you have an aversion to snaps, in which case you can go with Linux Mint - https://www.linuxmint.com/rel_victoria_mate_whatsnew.php

I don't see how having Away Teams fixes this issue. The Away Team member is still free to write shitty code (or un-write good code, as in this case), and it is still the responsibility of the home team to catch that in code reviews.

Very true. I installed the app, signed up, browsed for a few minutes to see what it was like, and then uninstalled it :-).

Zig has it too.

Peter Norvig's Advent of Code solutions in Python. e.g., for 2022 - https://colab.research.google.com/github/norvig/pytudes/blob...

It's a great book, but it was depressing enough the first time I read it. I can't imagine reading it several times :(

We used to use this in a previous company. It reduced the build time from ~20 minutes to ~2 minutes; until a bug in the ld linker at the time (linking is not distributed - only compilation is) pushed it back up to 20 minutes. We had a hell of a time finding the issue, but luckily there was a newer versions of binutils available where it was fixed; and upgrading to it got the build time back under 2 minutes.

Fun times!

You can also look at Rippling - though I'm not sure if they sell only the payments part or you have to buy in to the entire employee management suite (which is not bad BTW).

Disclaimer - I used to work there.

I'm having similar issue with my Ryzen laptop. May I know what you had to change to disable XHCI wakeup?

Thanks. This will likely be my nightmare when I go to sleep tonight.

No, the company hasn't enabled it yet for us.

My current employer uses sourcegraph [1], which also uses n-gram based indexing like github's blackbird. Would be interesting to see a comparative benchmark of the two.

1. https://github.com/sourcegraph/sourcegraph/blob/main/doc/dev...

> On top of the nasty hit to battery life requiring USB charge for advanced functions

There's a "Tough Solar" G-Shock [1] with fitness features that doesn't need manual charging.

1. https://www.casio.com/in/watches/gshock/product.GBD-H2000-1A...

Loved it. Thanks for finding this and to OP for sending you on its trail :-)

I thought it was some tech dude who got laid off, but this is so much worse.

I find the fact that his mother was a sex slave/prostitute more surprising and interesting than the fact that he was Jewish.

What makes you think he's used it in a derogatory way?

> I imagine it's not the ending of the life that's fun, it's the challenge,

While I agree with this, I find it hard to digest that some people find even the challenge "fun" when it necessarily involves ending a life.

PPAs are available for both stable (0.7.x)[1] and unstable (this 0.9)[2] versions. I use the latter and it has worked well for me.

1. https://launchpad.net/~neovim-ppa/+archive/ubuntu/stable 2. https://launchpad.net/~neovim-ppa/+archive/ubuntu/unstable

I remember reading this in the Reader's Digest anthology Great Short Tales of Mystery and Terror. Other classics in the book were The Rats in the Walls, The Hands of Mr Ottermole, An Invitation to the Hunt, The Damned Thing, and The Wendigo, among many others.

Thanks for the detailed explanation!

> Andreessen Horowitz is now openly courting capital from Saudi Arabia, despite U.S. strains.

I didn't know US' relations with Saudi Arabia were strained. SA imports hundreds of millions of dollars in weapons from USA every year.

Very true - I've reached the interview stage and been rejected probably a dozen times over my career. The only company which provided detailed feedback on my performance was Facebook. All the others just sent a generic rejection mail.

12000 employees. A significant percentage of them probably working remotely. How else are you supposed to lay them off if not by email?

> you can't seriously tell me that you want to use UIs that require constant network round trips,

Is this not true of react apps too? I don't write much UI code, but the react/vue codebases I've worked on perform REST/GraphQL requests all the time to render new data.

Better them than pitbulls I suppose.

I don't know how I would reword it, but the current headline gave me the impression that Rippling had money deposits stuck in the bank and hence couldn't pay people on time.