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It seems like this change is to avoid being on the hook for those non-{legal, non-spam} emails.

Not sure if that's really true. Non-bulk marketing and newsletter emails are a thing.

Came here to say this. The feds almost universally use the MS ecosystem.

Using a library is definitely the way to go when you can. For serialization, ALWAYS use 8601.

If they were genuinely behind on patching vulnerabilities, I can sort-of understand.

Then again, how hard is it for a company of their size to hire some 1099's for a brief time...

The Fed is probably deciding primarily on domestic indicators.

Typical rates are between 4 and 7 percent.

Agreed about the issue of compound interest, but everyone's case is different. I think that's all he's saying: "Take the time to be unemployed and figure out what you want to do. Three years of CI is less important than knowing what you want to spend your life making money at."

Now one might argue that this decision should be made prior to going to university in the first place...

No, he said that you shouldn't worry about paying them for the first three years - presumably because this is the period of time for which all student loans can be deferred due to unemployment in the United States.

https://studentaid.ed.gov/sa/repay-loans/deferment-forbearan...

There is also a MILSPEC for general quality control processes, though I can't find the particular document at the moment.

If you're one of the people in the thread describing this as too subjective or strict, the MILSPEC is probably more appropriate for your process.

It's been a while, but this was a common technique for agent based modeling in MASON back in the day.

Having tens of thousands of agents constantly being garbage invalidated was the use case.

Everything is worth what its purchaser will pay for it.

Jumping to conclusions aside, wouldn't they communicate that?

My Great Depression Economics professor at university had the opinion that the newly formed ECU was going to be temporary or at least limited in scope, due to the lack of exchange float - similar to the gold standard. I also see a lack of "political float" here. op/ It's too idealistic to expect separate nation states to ignore their differences. /op

Drag increases as the square of velocity. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drag_equation

Developer mode is probably available on this machine like it has been on chromebooks, which would allow you to install another os. in my experience, though, it's just a hassle and really not worth putting up with. Maybe theyre more open now, but in the past it was a pain.

You're right though. Even MS is starting to realize the lack of power in their GUI-centric designers. I will say that, in trying to catch up, theyre way out of practice in buildin powerful/customizable command like tools (see SQLMetal and t4 for starters)

Sounds like a docker/vagrant use case.

I do disagree with the thesis though. If youre building on a tool you ought to learn how to use it properly. Otherwise what happens when something breaks? Placing "sensible defaults" works until you need to change the tools functionality, at which point, if you dont know how to use the tool you will be once again lost.

It's a whack-a-mole method vs the dynamite approach IMHO.