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> I'm willing to pay quite a bit for a news service that can prove to me they .. don't blatantly lie .. An information source that I could trust to incorporate to my daily decision-making process

Looking for such a single source will only ever result in frustration. Whether a given news source is assembled by a huge corporation with political affiliation, or a single intellectual who answers to nobody and has complete artistic freedom, it's irrelevant - the source has its own incentives, biases and ultimately, an agenda of some sort.

Even though it obviously happens in some instances, they don't even have to 'blatantly lie', just select and present facts in a way which supports their narrative, and as such even if you could somehow cut out all sources that simply lie, you'd still have a similar problem. How can you routinely trust a single source for your decision-making when you know that source must have its own independent agenda that may not always align with yours?

The answer is you have to do the hard work of reading several sources with different agendas and incentives, getting different perspectives, and making up your own mind about what's really going on with a particular issue based on that. There's no way around it, no shortcut, in fact a source which would charge to provide willing customers with such a shortcut is probably the type of source more inclined to shape their stories to suit what the most well-paying customers, or at least the section of the market they've cornered off, want to hear.
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You obviously didn't get the reference ;) http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0151804/quotes
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Not only is this a productive use of automation but a humanistic one. If you can enable/empower other people your solutions will be far more successful than simply trying to bring your existing solution up to parity with the existing domain experts, as far as the job is concerned.
I'm pretty sure OP wrote it for their own personal enjoyment
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We should write software to handle the mundane aspects of existing jobs and empower our fellow humans to do more with their time than they could before.
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There's a feedback loop.

Hollywood for sure caters to mass opinion through things like focus groups, but they also wield a tremendous power in shaping this mass opinion in the first place.

That's a large part of why there are so many AA men and women with self esteem issues. (similar parallels exist for other minorities, they just might manifest differently). You end up with minorities who prefer to see white actors because that fits their ideas of beauty, and then the machine truly becomes unstoppable. This line of thought isn't new. It's just https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Bluest_Eye all over again.

Back to being asian, I don't expect hollywood to take any risks to represent me, so I've begun looking elsewhere for decent representation in movies. Luckily the media industries of HK, korea, and japan are pretty good.
Ah, I feel silly now. I remember reading Egor's blog post on that last year.

Thanks.
This statement needs more context. Who is "losing"?
See http://vuejs.org/guide/application.html#Single_File_Componen.... While it is certainly not JSX, Evan has written a Webpack loader, Browserify transform, and even a Sublime syntax highlighter to let you write JS, CSS, and HTML for a component in a single file.

I personally like this approach as it lets me mix and match my favorite languages (Coffeescript, SASS, etc), and it makes plugging Vue into existing code a straightforward process.
Just pack up your code and put it away.

What counts in life is how many people turn up to see you off.

Look into your soul. You know what sort of person you are. Are you the sort who needs a pat on the back for being clever (at the cost of the wellbeing of other people), or do you need an inner, private satisfaction that you do the right thing by other people.

It would be different if you were the owner of the company, you would then have different obligations, but you're not.
Writing the tools in the first place demonstrate their initiative and abilities.

Present the tools to the analysts and let them see what strengths and weaknesses they find that you can use to refine your tools. Their inter-departmental praise (if such is the case) will lift your ship more than allowing your manager to claim credit for managing you to develop the solution.

>>Business is not a social justice exercise, especially not for engineers.

Says one person.
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I think we need to start looking at it like at a spectrum. Yes, current employment situation is not a literal owner-and-chains slavery and in principle you can always join a commune. But for upwards of 90% of population this is not a viable option they can realistically take. There are problems, and just because they're not literally slavery doesn't mean they ain't close.
Right - but REI is unusual, right? I believe Costco has the same policy.
Would do - but cannot edit the title anymore, sorry.
Depends. They take very dim view because of the broadness of the non compete clauses. Here is extremely specific - you cannot clean that specific house unless you give me 30% of your earnings.
You can convert your small app to "suggestion engine" to make your analysts work easier. Maybe some review-tracking for their performance report, which is win-win for you, your company and making 80 people life easier.
Thank you for the recommendation, I'll give Decathlon a try. They have a store a few miles from me but I have never visited as their advertising brochures never appealed to me: nowhere do they mention the quality of their items, just very low prices that made me suspicious.
CISA, CISPA and the TPP aren't sending RSTs to connections they don't like, nor actively trying to negotiate with Tor endpoints so they can be blocked. They're also not rewriting Baidu to attack GitHub (yet).
Empathy. Look it up.
There's also Hypothesis, but it has serious spam issues, as in "so much spam that your CPU caches fire when displaying a simple website, because there's so much spamnotations" kind of serious.
I don't get your point. Has there ever been an example of a succesful tax-less capitalist economy? Or are you saying that at some tax level below 40% capitalism shifts from slavery to non-slavery?
> It's also funny and a bit sad that despite these extreme "simplifications" of UI, software still seems neither faster nor smaller...

It drives me crazy.

My "favorite" anecdote when it comes to the inefficiency creep:

One of my favorite text-editors is an Amiga editor called FrexxEd. I ported it to run on AROS, a portable re-implementation of the AmigaOS API. AROS can run hosted on Linux with X.

On my laptop, booting the Linux hosted version of AROS, that initializes the full GUI etc., with the startup-sequence (a simple shell script that gets started on boot) set to start FrexxEd at the end lets me "boot to FrexxEd" faster than I can start even the terminal-only build of Emacs on the same machine...
There is some truth in this. Every time I have thought I knew how people would respond to my brilliant ideas, I was wrong.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10369153
> Postmortems like this are always a bit unfair. You ask employees who lost their job when the company folded what was wrong with the company, and they'll air every little complaint or inefficiency that existed within the company.

Couldn't agree more. I work at a unicorn and if we blow it there will be a very similar hindsight- and mediocre-employee- biased article. We aren't idiots, we are all taking calculated risks and sometimes they don't pan out.

Also, if Homejoy ended up becoming the next Uber the anecdote about working over Christmas would have been celebrated instead of derided.
Amusingly, this complete hack using the aesenc instruction claims 0.08 cycles per byte on haswell: https://github.com/gamozolabs/falkhash
I was told by an REI employee that a large motivator for the change in return policy was the 2008 financial crisis. She mentioned a lot of people were returning decades old equipment. I personally feel a year is more than fair, and I have absolutely no reason to demand more from them in that regard.
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There are other organizational types beside government and for-profit, and even those two aren't mutually exclusive.
I missed the part where he said it was reported to the police. He did do that right?
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This thinking is using hindsight bias.

If you had been more cautious with respect to this one type of event at this one plant, you would have prevented this problem at a low cost. The problem is that only really tells you that 'if you know what's going to happen, you can do a really good job planning for it', which is rather obvious and completely useless.

My point is that if you were to have been more cautious in the overall specification for the plant (because, again, the plant was never designed to survive the type of event it was subjected to,) it is not clear whether the generators would have been moved (as that may not have been a high priority compared to other improvements), or even if they had, what the cost/benefit ratio would be. You have to remember that there may be many other events which may have appeared more likely than large earthquakes and tsunamis, and those would probably have been seen as more cost-effective safety enhancements, and would have been waste. In addition, this heightened standard would be applied to all the power plants subject to similar regulation, which would have been further waste.

The important question is not what the cost/benefit ratio for moving generators at Fukuhima before the tsunami would have been, but what the cost/benefit ratio for taking precautions against all events of similar likelihood and impact in would be for all power plants (or even all infrastructure) would be.
I'm probably taking the internet too seriously again but Reddit's tales of fancy are always hard to believe because of the overindulgence of the OPs. Two huge red flags in his story: 1) His efficiency was never questioned. If one employee is taking almost all of the bonus pool, I'd want to know what they're doing different so their peers could benefit. And 2) His boss firing him on the spot. While Dutch law does allow immediate dismissal, it has to be for very good reason like stealing or fraud. Otherwise they need a permit or need to go to court.[0] OP's program wasn't so clear-cut because he was only benefiting off bonuses which were awarded for accuracy anyway. Ignoring that, why would his boss fire him on the spot instead of discussing a program with big benefits like that, especially since it doesn't hurt the boss. Reddit loves to eat up these kinds of stories because it plays to their STEM egos, anti-authoritarian principles, and concept of justice.

Nevertheless, interesting stories in the replies to the stories. Thanks for sharing.

[0]: http://www.access-nl.org/living-in-the-netherlands/working/e...
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You should just ask them to use your tools and sell it internally as a productivity tool. Tell the management that it will increase the output by 10X and they can get 10X more work done in the same time.
I'd love to see a comparison of Vue.js with Aurelia (http://aurelia.io/). In my mind, Vue.js and Aurelia are the two front-runners for the next "right-weight" framework (whereas React is the lightweight champion, and Angular 2 likely to be the heavyweight winner by default).
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> What counts in life is how many people turn up to see you off.

If you judge the value of your life based on other people's opinion of you, you will never be happy. We all do it to a degree, but making it the ultimate goal will only lead to failure.

How many great men or woman, who did wonders for humanity (on a micro or macro level), died alone? Many I think, Tesla springs to mind.

Judge your life on how you treat others, for that is someone you can control, not how popular you are at the end (something you can't control).

(Stoicism 101)
Of course, thanks :)
I wouldn't say there's a ton of market share to be grabbed: the global economy is suffering from a savings glut. Chinese manufacturing dominates entire industries, and already other countries in Asia are offering lower-cost alternatives for labor (e.g., textiles in Vietnam).

In practice, China has driven down the cost of many finished goods (while driving up the cost of commodities) through its investment in manufacturing capacity and infrastructure. Its latest investments were probably non-economic; in other words, they will never pay back the principal due to overbuilding both capacity and infrastructure.

On the infrastructure side, there are entire cities with almost no inhabitants. These 'ghost cities' exist as hedges against principal-robbing inflation -- Chinese households have used property as a stable store of savings since traditional bank deposits and investment vehicles return below-inflation rates of return. This has inflated multiple speculative bubbles in Chinese real estate; the actual reckoning probably has yet to arrive.

On the capacity side, it's the same story. To choose a single, specific example: over 50% of Chinese steel capacity is lying idle; there have simply been too many factories built in the past ten years. The price of solar in the past few years has dropped precipitously because of Chinese over-investment in production capacity -- just ask Solyndra. The price of solar plummeted below what anyone predicted because of China's state capitalism, and a mandate to gobble the market share in the solar industry. (In this case, at least, there are positive externalities.) Chinese solar panel manufacturers are not making profits due to the intense competition and oversupply in the market.

The list is long. So no, there's isn't much 'market share' left to steal. China needs to build its domestic consumption share of the economy, by building its service sector and stoking domestic demand -- basically by making its citizens richer and selling to themselves. That's the only way forward, at least according to Professor Pettis.
There are three uncomfortable truths that get revealed when we do that:

1. Fewer people would be required to do the work, so layoffs would happen anyway. To what extent depends on the way the software was written and the way the tasks are traditionally done. But it happens.

2. There are people out there who find it difficult to do anything more than a mundane task. Issues of motivation and ability are rooted in personality, upbringing, education, and even mental health. Doing this punishes those people, sometimes fairly, and sometimes unfairly.

3. Among the people who get fired, there is a subset who find it difficult to retrain themselves for something else. They may not have a good life. For another subset, the experience of getting fired is devastating, and unemployment starts a long road of mental health issues. https://www.google.com/search?rls=en&q=unemployment+takes+a+...

If we want to be cold about it, it's survival of the fittest. Having done this type of automation work before, I found that I was uncomfortable with that concept when applied to society, even if it's seemingly true.
Lets talk about how to deal with harassment and bulling. Oh, hang on, the bullies are harassing us. So we will just give up and do what they want. Gutless idiots. Shame on you.
You should not be so quick to dismiss other people's experience. You should also not assume that your experience is the world norm.

Us programmers often get this wrong.
Honest question: what is it that Chinese officials fear would happen, if they let their citizens have free access to the internet?
In any case, I didn't minify or remove comments, so you can just view-source:http://zyan.scripts.mit.edu/sniffly/index.js
I'd used Vue from it 0.11.x to 1.0.0, not only in my personal project, but also in my company producton.

Vue.js was impressed me when I first visited it offical guid and document site. I did not believe it made by a Chinese developer( no offense :P ).

Lots of people like to have a comparison between Vue.js and other framework/library. I need to say after using Vue.js, I 'd never use Angular again. Using Angular is painful for me, it has too many opinionated solution. That make me difficult to use my own toolchain.

Everyone said that there are too little components for Vue. It's right, so I begin to do something. I created a vue-component organization. I'll make more and more Vue component. At the same time, requesting a component you want to be achieved is welcome: https://github.com/vue-component/request
OK, so what NSA action do you support?

You keep using this word "immoral" yet i'm sure you'd rather the US to have the intelligence penetration of a banana republic.
I fully and unequivocally concur.
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The immigrants all have their own baggage as well. It's not a unidirectional problem. We could be as welcoming as possible, and still have different groups separate themselves.
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Vue's got a much longer track record, correct? Aurelia was only recently spawned (at least it feels like yesterday), and they still do not have a production release out.

Also, I would crown knockout the light-weight champion (both in function, and concept), and ember the heavy-weight champion
In addition to Egor's stuff, I'd recommend just reading the "Privacy and Security Considerations" sections of various RFC's and W3C specs. Lots of theoretical attacks in there that people simply haven't built demos for!

In case anyone's interested, slides are up at https://zyan.scripts.mit.edu/presentations/toorcon2015.pdf and talk recording at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kk2GkZv6Wjs
Speaking of the website, it usually has a row of shopping categories along the top (Camp & Hike, Climb, Cycle, etc.), but if your browser window is less than 800 pixels or so wide, it all disappears into a hamburger menu. I thought I was on the wrong site. Sometimes less is just less.
It is a bizarre and vile thing that Feminist Frequency has come to be associated with "anti-GamerGate" when it has primarily been about the critical discussion of women in media, including video games.

The very fact that discussing the representation of women in media can be seen as "anti" anything makes me incredibly sad.

Feminist Frequency has always produced well researched and well argued videos. They incite much needed and level-headed discussion about how we represent women in games and other media. That anyone can throw hate at them for it suggests we have a long way to go as a society.
Emphasis on "implemented" haha. At least this makes it more open since someone can come in and make their own implementation. As it currently stands I don't think you can use Facebook's implementation to transform JSX to a framework-agnostic object.
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Oh, I forgot to mention the NSA did I? Or let us talk about it's "fundamentally different" because it is always China behind all the wrongdoings against the Internet, my friends.

But wait, keep the mechanics/micro aside. Tell me is there a difference in policy or what either systems want to achieve?

None.
If such a thing were possible, surely Donald Trump's campaign would have imploded already. It's hard to think of anything more threatening to the existing political order than Trump's campaign successes at this point and the lack of anything that's hurt him seems to suggest there hasn't been any underhanded campaigns against him.
After using React with Redux i can't even go back to plain Flux stores.
While the Coursera course by Hinton looks amazing, it also appears the last offering was in 2012. I haven't used Coursera before, is there a way to access the class material after a class has finished?
While I probably would have linked HN to the slides instead of the site, I do think calling it an attack site is paranoid and disingenuous.
this is very interesting. Some thoughts:

1. Have you thought of building a Salesforce integration? That would really boost the $ value your use cases
2. On that note, there's another app that's on the same page of ShowHN - Newest, as yours: SalesPatron. You should consider reaching out to them to integrate
3. Better graphics on your webpage please :-)
4. There are a LOT of apps out there that sync your phone with your computer so that you get desktop notifications when someone calls / texts you. Consider reaching out to their devs to see how interested they'd be to have their app send yours a phone number when someone calls.
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What a strangely clickbaitish title for HN.
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Signs are on it: http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-northern-ireland-27754408 .
cleaned the VPS using srm and then deleted the account on Digital Ocean. Thanks for the advice.

BTW do you know any secure and anonymous VPS? thanks
>For another piece of their collection, the team is looking for a power cord for a hard drive that belonged to the late Dale Mortensen, the recipient of the 2010 Nobel Prize in Economics.

/facepalm, sounds like they need a clue, not a cable. contacting nearest hackerspace would be a start.
At a glance, looks about 75% accurate for me. But what really freaked me out is that it correctly flagged a financial institution (not a major one) where I have an account yet feel pretty sure I haven't visited the website in months.
My point is that if you hold in your hand the fate of 80 people including single mothers and people late in their career, and you choose to end the income of those people when it is really neither here nor there for you personally, then you are a jerk.
Sorry I can't get past the two way data binding. I have seen the issue it causes and how one way makes things so much easier to reason with. I do wish the project the best of luck though as all these frameworks do a great job at borrowing from what others do well.
Sure, he's redefining the term "slave", but it's a loaded term he's using for illustrative purposes.
your links helped alot. Generally I research on everything, every person I encounter but missed searching for these people after getting the email, may be I was a little scared. thanks again
Be aware that there's recent news suggesting Retr0bright treatment only lasts for a few years--see the citations for paragraph 3 at the Wikipedia page. You can redo it, though.
Thanks for the advance warning... :-(
This is what your site looks like to me:

https://www.jottit.com/4wrbr

Now, what am I supposed to do with this again?

You have somehow made the scroll bar on the right useless - it only appears to scroll one line at the bottom.
like you said, the security considerations are mostly theoretical. It actually might seem basic turning it into a real attack but it requires a fair bit of work.

It is always my favorite section of the RFCs. Along with anywhere that says "The UA [MUST|MAY|...] \w+". Much fun to be had....
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