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Wonder how hard they found against hardware backdoors on this. Also wonder what companies provided the hardware.
There's previously been a PDF-based collection of HN stories/comments too.
Oops, I wrote Estonia instead of Eritrea. Too late to edit my comment.

Ahh, and I forgot to specify "non-resident". Sort by "taxes foreign income of non-resident citizens": http://i.imgur.com/hSsVmwd.png

Sorry.
I don't see where you're showing that it is "essential" to the part that is being innovated to use these third-party services. It's the essential part I'm having a problem with.
The reason the narrow FOV is important is because right now, the FOV is so small that you can't see a person's hands and face simultaneously at a comfortable conversation distance. There's a huge number of applications where you won't know the suitability, or even be able to visualize/test if it'll work well w/o knowing a target FOV for a consumer revision.
> Programming is fairly easy and many people do it without realizing it.

Most of all in spreadsheets, which the author invented!

I like Jerry Weinberg's phrase for this: oblivious programming.
Thank you for highlighting that they are redesigning the UI.

I much prefer to support PFSense because they seem more supportive of their community, I will be looking forward to trying out their new UI when its out!
I wonder if this will work well with Ubuntu Touch.

Ubuntu is on a similar path of creating universal OS for both laptops and tablets. On this hardware it can be something really epic.
Sharing feedback is a huge risk for companies. Giving feedback after a rejection provides them ammunition for a potential discrimination lawsuit.

For this specific case, your best bet is to follow up with individuals after the interview, and ask for very specific things, rather than asking someone in HR.

One good way to ask for feedback has been to ask, "Is there anything that is giving you a pause for concern, or anything that gives you uncertainty about continuing the process?" The best time to ask is as the second question after the interviewer asks, "Do you have any questions for me?".

When you get a good response from that question, it allows you to confront your perceived weaknesses. At worst, it tells you something you already knew, "You could have solved the white board question in N time."

Getting good feedback is hard, both for the person to give, and for the asker to receive and process. Don't take it personally that people don't want to give you feedback.
Arsenic is an effective and relatively safe substance? That's very strange since it's used as a poison. That's the thing with herbal medicine, Chinese or otherwise, the matter of toxicity.

Also, there isn't a lot of research into traditional medicine. The ones I can find often have conflicting results or simply state something along the lines of "shows promise". I wish there were more reliable studies to prove or debunk the stories we always hear about people who recovered from incurable and/or terminal diseases using traditional medicine. I guess there's isn't enough money to be generated from it.

I took an interest in medicinal herbs after using ginger tea to overcome nausea, a side effect of a drug i was taking at the time. The doctor wasn't very helpful, it worked very nicely. But my programmer-mind has trouble believing the folklore-ish stories about these herbs.
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I don't think the issue of building muscle-memory is exclusive to Aikido. It's a part of nearly any physical activity.

Why do you think a martial art such as Aikido is nearly non-existent at the highest level of competition such as the UFC?
Many people including me use the num. pad every day. I will not buy a laptop without it.
This falls into the "announcement of an announcement" category that is generally off-topic for HN. There's no harm in waiting for the actual release.
Compiling what? May be some of us can help you.

If it's C++, I did learn cmake, and now I use the same script for Ubuntu and for Win7/VS2008 and Win8.1/VS2012, and so far I just don't care about compilation issues anymore. Sadly the VS site only has VS2015 now.

But yes, the first time you have to check the VS version and add all the proper env vars for the cmake scripts to find the libraries.

But anyway, it is much better than when I used mingw and made makefiles by hand.
I agree. But "essential"? As in the innovation can't happen unless you use these essential services?
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Which is as trustworthy as mailing a copy of your HDD to the NSA directly.

We, as users, have no way of verifying what BitLocker does, if it has backdoors, etc.
I agree with you again.

Out of interest, who is David Brooks and why do you believe he could use some unfiltered feedback? I've never heard of him.
If you are genuinely interested in this sort of thing, I'd like to think we do a pretty good job at receipt parsing.

http://www.neat.com/

Disclaimer: I work for the company.
React builds a pure function that maps data to UI. Flux is a fold over a stream of events that generates a stream of data states.

That's ALL of it. What do you find to be inelegant: fold, or a pure map function?
too subtle.
better stick to "climate science".
It's different than "welfare fraud", as there are people who really need welfare, while if there was a business that would be profitable without government grant, it would already exist. So grants like this by definition support fraud or otherwise uneconomical businesses.

Here, have an example, check-out famous: "the world of cats": http://swiatkotow.pl/ (see UE logo at the bottom) .

Government page about the grant: http://www.web.gov.pl/bazy-wiedzy/4_32_135_1353_swiat-kotow-... . Total UE grant: 790 600,00 PLN ($210k) .

I was talking personally with people who had projects using this scheme. I know countless examples. There were whole web pages tracking the stupidest and most daring grants.

Obviously, I don't have a proof about Nigerian program, but my Nigerian prince suggests that Nigerians are as clever (if not more) as Polish people, and it will work just as "well".
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That's like questioning the practicality of C because it's an ineffective for web development.

Like programming languages, each martial art has strengths and weaknesses. One of Aikido's strengths is its ability to quickly neutralize a situation with minimal harm to all involved parties, just as one of C's strengths is its minimal memory usage compared to higher level languages. Aikido is not the "best" choice in all situations or for all users any more than C is the "best" choice for all programs or for all users.

Still, learning C is of great benefit to many programmers, even if they rarely code C itself, because the knowledge and skill spills over into other work. Likewise, learning Aikido is of great benefit to many martial artists, even if they don't rely on Aikido alone, because the knowledge and skill spills over into other work.
The secret that's being shared with DH is thrown away and generated brand new every time you start a new session. Your private key is never shared with anyone. The term shared secret refers to material that is totally unrelated to a private key.
The new one specs says max altitude is 1200m/3937 feet. That's unusable in pretty much the entire state of Colorado. The previous version was 12000m or 7.45 miles. It must be something to do with the new barometer, but this is a miss.
Thanks for the link above. It actually helps me.
That hasn't happened in past does not mean it won't happen in future.
At the risk of sounding fantastically ignorant...

If the US decided to reduce its fiscal deficit, wouldn't that take short-term T-bills out of circulation and drive down interest rates further?
Oh wow, you can use the new pen with the SP3? Interesting.
The fed has no control over the debt ceiling. A voluntary political default will always be a possibility as long as tea partiers are at the helm.
I loathe touchpads... I only mouse so I've never had any issue with the SP3s KB
Easy...don't do it :-)
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> If a bank went bankrupt, how fast would it take for me to get my 250k back from the government?

The FDIC's target is two business days from the failure of the bank. [0] IIRC, though, most actual bank failures have resulted in a different FDIC-insured bank taking over all or virtually all deposits, so while bank failures happen all the time, FDIC insurance payouts rarely need to occur.

[0] https://www.fdic.gov/consumers/banking/facts/payment.html
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Multiple reasons

1) It gets really complicated if every single server is named 'api-server', even with this names we ran into name conflicts and had to re-name our packages to fifo-...

2) Mnemonics, since all the names have a link to their task (jingles is an exception here for historical reasons and will be deprecated with the next release). FiFo's naming scheme is dog themed, howl is the service handling API/HTTP and communications - a dog howling, communicating with others. Snarl is the rights management server, think a guard dog snarling at new person. Sniffle is the business logic server, 'sniffing' all things out and understanding them.

3) As a developper I am spending hours a day in the code, and some of them can be really frustrating, having to deal with snarl doing something wired is a lot more pleasant then dealing with generic-aaa-server doing something wired, at least reading the name makes me smile every time.
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Who is Sanders White? Should be "Integrity Disqualifies Sanders for White House".
"We have to have allow corporatism with shrug because the world is a complicated place!"
I don't think the poster is challenging you, he is asking you for guidance in case you know of better approaches.
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Please do. Very good idea.
What next, actual, physical, bare metal servers for better performance?
I am actually doing this already for my test instances - the server running in our office is running Linux and docker with no intermediate vm layer.
"realtor.com shuts down similar sites like RedFin"

Realtor.com cannot shut down redfin
The same can be said about wrestling. Many take-downs are practiced against people who will, quite literally, throw their weight a little early to help the takedown. Why? Because it hurts like hell not to!

The single leg sweep is one of the most basic takedowns taught: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Vyuf2Ji3ZM

Fact of the matter is: you cannot resist this. You will fall. Resisting will twist your leg sideways putting strain on your knee. That hurts like hell. Once it hurts, you'll allow yourself to fall. You learn very quickly to not resist at all and to fall before the pain happens. This can look a lot like "throwing yourself" instead of being "taken down" and that's because, to some degree, it is. But in practice - you'd be able to take down anyone like this (so long as you have the strength to raise their leg).

While you wouldn't be using wrestling moves in an actual fight (at least, most of them...) - they will all effectively take down an opponent. The same can be said about Aikido. In practice, it looks impractical and "likely wouldn't work". In reality - your opponents will be taken out.

Now the practicality of the moves is something to be question. In an actual fight, chances are you'd be unable to perform a single leg sweep with someone pounding the back of your head in or kneeing you in the face when you put your head so conveniently near their knee. But if you got into that position - you'd easily have your opponent on the ground. Which is where you want them.

That is where Aikido is being criticized. To get into a position for many of the takedowns is impractical.
What does that even do? Sorry, I’m not familiar with Windows, but would love to provide a unix equivalent.
At my college Software Engineering was under the Computer Science program, so they wouldn't have taken most of that. Even in Computer Engineering I didn't take half of those...

According to Wikipedia, Software Engineer is protected to some degree in Texas and Florida as well.
Sounds like the solution you're begging at is to use something like bacon.js or csp inside of the flux actions.
I have a lot to say on this subject, and much of it disagrees with Nash. This is a tough thing to do because the man was a giant. Anyway, here it goes:

He makes a bad assumption at the very beginning by assuming that 'good money' holds its value. I'll argue that most of the inequality we experience in the world today is a result of money holding too much value! When money holds value, it is hoarded. When it is hoarded, it is unproductive.

Money can be used as a measure of potential utility, but you can't just open it like a bottle of water and drink it all at one time. Instead we should think of a unit of currency as a set of potential utility that is stretched across time from now to the time X in the future. When you think of money in this way, it become obvious that money should decay as time goes by. Good money losses value at a constant, manageable, predictable rate because the amount of utility that the human race can produce in the future is a significant chunk less at the end of a than it is at the beginning of that day.

If a dollar is held at the end of a day by the same person that held it at the beginning of the day, some utility was left on the table.

Good money maximizes utility in all futures, not just the future you choose while sitting on your pile of cash.
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Man, those picture breaks are like hammer strikes to the face and all I'm trying to do is read this guy's post.
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Except, GNU grep is even faster than Select-String, if you run it on a better filesystem.
There is, try `git gui blame`.
Specifically, to deliver the Javascript in the first place.
So you agree that a js lib would be an improvement over the status quo?
For a Civil Engineer to build a bridge that collapses, he has to be licensed and will be liable because there are standards to follow (strength of materials, calculus, etc). No such thing exists for software.
OP, I know you've been asking these types of questions for a long time, but there is no magic way to learning development and getting a job right after. From your past posts it sounds like you've went through the school route and can't even complete your courses. There is no quick and easy way to become a developer, it takes hundreds of hours working at it and even then not everyone gets it.

Thankfully the internet is full of resources on how to get started without asking Hacker News every few months. Many people are self taught and have done it without asking for help, usually they just learn to figure out the answers for themselves.

Lastly, if you really are serious, you might just want to look into coding bootcamps that have sprung up all over the place. And please don't give me that crap about not having money, many bootcamps provide financial assistance and if anything, you can take out a loan, which if this is what you really want to do, will be well worth it when you succeed.
Wow, fuck those guys; an 8-10 hour interview process with no feedback? Even if you do receive feedback, I wouldn't take it seriously. This interview sounds abusive and unprofessional, but hey, they wouldn't have done it if they didn't find applicants.
I remember when the iPhone was announced (when the OS was still called "iPhone OS") Apple actually made a point to say it was OSX, and a non-compromise kind of OS. I still remember people drooling over the fact that Apple had managed to put the Macintosh OS on a phone.

The OS was way ahead compared to what else existed out there, and I do think it got some stuff from OSX, but now it's clearly on a very different state rather than merging/
>By the way, your example is precisely 12 characters longer than mine and still multiple times shorter than the equivalent PS

I think you didn't realize, but what Someone1234 has there is the equivalent PS, not UNIX shell.
According to Wikipedia, many historians think the suffragettes hurt the cause of women getting votes. There were several suffragist movements, and "suffragette" was used to describe the militants (who went on hunger strikes, committed arson, etc).

The opponents of suffrage would refer to suffragists as "suffragettes" (in much the same way Fox News might refer to left-wing politicians as socialists or communists), and would often argue "women are too crazy to vote - just look at the tactics they use!".

Women got the vote in 1918, 4 years after WSPU (the militant suffragette group) ceased activity (they essentially disbanded / split after the war started, because domestic terrorism during a war was obviously not a winning strategy).

It might be fun to think they beat up policemen, forcing people to take them seriously. But it actually had the opposite effect. At best, they were comparable to Malcolm X (making other groups look relatively acceptable).
Thank you. That's an excellent example of exactly what I was saying: the mechanical engineering exam areas are things like "Bearings (e.g., journal, ball, roller, lubrication, life-load relationships)" and "Thermodynamic cycles", while the "software engineering" exam areas are things like "Software design representation (e.g., UML, E-R diagrams, SASD, data flow diagram)" and "Software testing strategies (e.g., black box methods, white box methods, error guessing, performance, test coverage metrics, validation, regression testing)". The first set consists of engineering techniques; the second set consists of management techniques.

It sounds like you could get a perfect score on the "software engineering" exam without being able to write so much as a for loop, let alone design a web server component architecture or debug a priority-inversion problem in a real-time system. And yet you have people who propose that such exams should be required for writing safety-critical systems.

This is intellectual fraud on the level of substituting homeopathy for medicine. It makes my blood boil, and it puts lives at risk.
13-inch MacBook Pro has Intel Iris 6100 Graphics, no?
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In the end, do you know whether Zillow or the MLS listing led to the sale?
NSA fingerprint database only has U.S. citizens?
The wasted opportunity of the government not investing this free money into the economy's infrastructure is infuriating.
Wake me up when there are users with IPv6-only connections. It will be a very long nap...
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If the National Security state is willing to piss away umpteen billions of dollars on shit like the F-35, the Osprey, the M2 Bradley, et al, you think a few billion on quantum computing just to be safe is even an eye blink?
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The site is screwed up on MAC chrome: http://imgur.com/1hHpSiy

How can you not check one of the most popular browsers on the internet.
I would like to know what they are smoking... he has in no way been disqualified... Sure not being able to raise enough money may hurt his chances of succeeding, but certainly that does not disqualify him from running. And technically he doesn't need to belong to a major party either to run for president. This article was written by someone that does not grasp even the basic foundation of our electoral system.
I've been driving with a camera for over a year now. While I haven't needed it for evidence of any sort, I do enjoy being able to create movies of enjoyable drives and idiot drivers from time to time :)

I worry less about people in front of me doing idiotic things now. I know that even if there's an accident, I'll have proof that I (hopefully) wasn't to blame.
Wow, it looks like they went out of their way to make it leak timing information.
Yeah, I guess much more sensible (for customer) is to only count the traffic that passes WAF successfully.
Can't really like this, but at least it has the virtue of containing the kind of stuff that happened to digg.

Whatever happens, I'm really with reddit in light of all the controversies that surrounded it. I really have a high esteem of community driven websites who can be user-oriented and still grow and attract more users. It's not an easy task. I'm sure there must be some kind of game theory around it if you want to keep it going. Making balanced rules for such a website might be no easy thing.

Some call it "plebeian" but I think it's still a very good website if you don't focus too much on the default subreddits. I will never be able to wrap my head around the 4chan UI, even if it has an attractive community.