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Still, if they're fighting for ownership, you'd think whoever has their finger on the button right now would at least have the decency to cough up $10 to renew it. It doesn't really make sense. Mr Shimans name is in the whois database, surely he has the authority? I wonder if anyone has bothered to take a 15 minute drive from MIT to meet him.
And we have a winner.
I think you can implement programmatic zoom on canvas in fabricjs as well. E.g. See this http://www.eraseimage.com/ use mouse zoom on the left canvas.
Sure, but consider this:

Do you know what stops all passive attackers and most active attackers? TLS.

Do you know what WebCrypto adds that TLS doesn't? Nothing.

That's why this is useless. Just use TLS correctly and you're better off.

Now, reframe this as "desktop application that uses libsodium in a protocol designed by cryptography engineer" and suddenly my interest is piqued.
i really hope keith is able to pull something off. he's a standup guy (i worked with him in the mid-90's at ncd, where he worked on making X11 even more awesome).
The article says they mostly fired sales people.
You're subscribing to pay television, just delivering it over another mode of transport.
It would be so fascinating to have access to a large set of this kind of data. What speed correlates with the lowest accident rate? And in which locales? Would probably see surprising numbers, either far above or below speed limits corresponding to empty roads or bumper-to-bumper traffic.
A non gaming screen with similar specs is around $160. Gamers are willing to pay $540 more just because they want a better gaming experience, that's why $599 is totally ok for a device like the Oculus.
> He confirmed to TechCrunch that 18 people were laid off, mostly in sales.

From the original article
Holy heck. Not something I can build from my lounge room with nothing but a computer, an Internet connection, time and determination.
I didn't start feeling like an adult until around age 21, and it took multiple failings and heavy introspection to get to that point. However, I'm glad I had the experiences I did, even though it was pretty rough at times, because they made me a better person and shaped me for the future.
I better approach is to pick numbers and then show how those numbers would have never hit a jackpot since lottery's inception.
Well, they are files. Runtime libraries.

He's starting somewhere in /usr/lib/system/libsystem_platform.dylib (where memcpy lives) and printing the rest of the executable code his program has mapped in.

It doesn't surprise me that some of this contains public keys and certificates. They are probably used by some OSX networking library.
So they are hiring other people? That doesn't address my question.
Sorry to see this post sink without a trace; I think this is a really big deal, and I'm excited to see a shared industry/academia ecosystem growing around Rust. Now if only the macro system were a little more hygienic ....
Ask HN: Why is there so much focus on deep learning and AI?
Deep learning has become very popular in the past few years. To my understanding, to operate efficiently a lot of data needs to be fed to the deep learning module. Therefore, bigger companies like Google or Facebook can efficiently use it to enhance some of their operations, e.g., search, image recognition, translation, etc.

What I do not understand is why people give deep learning a lot more credit beyond these applications? Average and small sized companies do not have access to a large amount of data, so deep learning can do very little for them (?). Not only that, for those companies, deep learning is a way out of understanding the problem they are facing; more than likely, the person that suggests using deep learning cannot explain why the network behaves in a specific way in the case of their problem.

I might be mislead in some of these aspects, so please feel free to correct my assumptions and views. I feel like that my lack of understanding for the AI field in general is causing unnecessary doubts and questions for me.
The equivalent on OSX to catting /proc/<pid>/maps is running vmmap -w <pid>
Nissan.com comes to mind
I always kind of chuckle when people assume a salesperson tracked down their personal email vs the much more likely scenario that you used it during a trial signup and just forget. At my company a customer's assistant demanded to know why we charged her bosses personal CC for a subscription because "he never uses that for work ever!" Smh...
Your program has several bugs, but you already know about that :).

I can't get it to print 3g of stuff on OSX. It prints about 300m , which makes a lot more sense.

http://pastebin.com/uBHEW7X8
> Do you know what WebCrypto adds that TLS doesn't? Nothing.

No, consider this: an end-to-end encrypted messaging web page delivered over TLS that stores keys in browser local storage.
A passive attacker that can see the incoming traffic on the server but does not want to alter the JavaScript sent to the clients will never see the messages. I argue this is weak but not useless.

(I would argue all TLS encryption in the browser is, in a sense, opportunistic to a certain extent, since very rarely people look at the address bar, effectively making it unauthenticated.)
I hope folks realize that's ok. Mixpanel made a conscious decision to start at $150 and understands that for certain people theirs no ROI at that price point. I mean Apple could sell a $300 iPhone but they'll leave that to Android.
In what sense is it meant that this is 'portable' it says they only support Linux on x64.
Well the way the universe works is people can't spend time with everyone else concurrently.
I have a sugar ant problem in my house and this had me thinking of how they find the food so quickly. I knew it came down to pheromones but this explanation really clarified it for me.
What the author calls the tedious way still seems 10 times easier than configuring a LXC instance on Linux...
in that case, wouldn't it be better to focus on adding e2e to diaspora? or is there an architectural limitation with it? that seems a lot of redundant work at the moment.
Even if he makes all those decisions correctly the system won't support forward secrecy.
Generally if it's an engineering focused set of founders they're most likely to get sales wrong. And sales driven leadership tends to get engineering hiring wrong. To way over simplify, both sides think "Well if we 2x headcount we'll 2x revenue/new features" They don't make that mistake on the discipline they came up with.
As a current uni student, this was an absolutely terrifying realization. Still don't think the reality of it has hit me yet.
I am not Russian but understand some. Out of all the Russian poets I've read I think Yesenin is my favorite.

I didn't see Russian on site (just English and Croatian). I found this with Russian versions, not with too many ads:

http://samlib.ru/w/wagapow_a/yesen.shtml

but the English translation is off. For example in "Letter To Mother":

http://samlib.ru/w/wagapow_a/yesen.shtml#a_letter_to_mother

"Ты жива еще, моя старушка?" is translated too literally as "Are you still alive, my dear granny?". Granny means more grandmother while in Russian it means more old woman, not just necessarily grandmother. So the translation from OP's link is better: "Are you still alive, my dear old one?"
The very same table I linked showed that story doesn't make sense. Look at the exports column. Nothing to write home about until after 1945. Definitely not an impact remotely comparable to the huge increase in government spending.
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End-to-end-encryption-not-secure. hmm.
I'm getting ~300m out. I suspect the author made a power-of-10 mistake in reading the output of ls.
Silicon valley is faddish and has a goldfish-like attention span.
I was thinking the same but I'm assuming that it's designed to be portable but not yet implemented on other platforms.
Well it's not that much different from a school bus that only picks up a single student at a particular bus stop, right?
The "whole point" of insurance does not require vastly different risk classes to be lumped together and pay the same premiums; just the opposite. Someone who is known to carry a higher risk but pays as if they had a lower risk, can reasonably be characterized as freeloading, and that is the sense in which I meant the term -- not the mere sense of "they made a claim".

(Imagine e.g. someone in Florida being rated for hurricane insurance on the mistaken assumption they lived in Kansas, or a cab driver rated as if the car was just used for a daily commute.)

That insight in no way contradicts the principle that a completely predictable event is not insurable, or that insurance allows distribution of the costs of an event across a class.
It's a balancing act. As a kid the group has a natural reaction to support you, they like it because you're a kid and you like it because that's how it's been since you started to breath.

Depending on the person, it can be hard to sense how much it is part of your life, but at one point the adult around won't feel as good to support you, they also realize you are 'like them' and should be able to deal with it and they don't have to bear your cross. You also start to empathize a lot more with people and don't feel good whining or asking for help too much as you see that they faced and face the same issue. So the situation level out, or it should.

ps: btw, I really wish society would spend a little more time conveying this information. It has very large implications in you and your loved ones life. I also believe that previous eras and/or societies had a clearer path (rites of passage) whereas right now it feels like an existential free-market where you're too easily able to wander around for too long instead of swallowing the pill.
I am assuming the new for more bandwidth is only required if you have many information to transferred, which isn't likely the case here for 802.11ah?
> A lottery ticket doesn't buy a chance, it buys a pleasant daydream. It buys a mental escape hatch. It buys the 'what would I do' game for another week.

Maybe for someone making six figures in the bay area.

In high school, I worked as a stock boy in a convenience/liquor store in a blue collar midwest town. It was obvious a large percentage of the buyers of lotto tickets really couldn't afford to do so.

It's not a popular opinion, but imho, the lottery is little more an government-sponsored exploration of the economically disadvantaged.
Memoizing the symbolic differentiator ought to eliminate the blowup, as I commented in the other thread the other day.
Rent a spectrum analyzer. Travel to every city. Plot the data. Then you will know.
The word portable isn't limited to architecture. If you've ever tried to build software with Python and distribute it in a simple way (a-la go, or a Java .jar) it's not easy. This (and others mentioned below, like PEX) aim to make shipping Python app "binaries" around simple, regardless of OS or system Python presence
DMARC makes this pretty trivial these days. A mail shouldn't be accepted by _any_ system unless it is authentic.
This article basically reads:

"What, me worry?"

It's way too early in the impending downturn to draw conclusions like this.
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> “Chronological age is not a particularly good indicator [of maturity], but it’s something we need to do for practical purposes,”

This may be anecdotal, but I've found a very strong association between age and maturity in my life, especially under 25. If you were to do a blind chat with a 10, 15, 20 and 25 year old do you really believe you wouldn't be able to place them accordingly?

But maybe this is just my own biases deluding me. I'd like to think I'm a better man than I was 5 years ago, and will continue to be a better one 5 years in the future. Then again, is maturity really defined as being "a better (wo)man", because according to dictionary.com it's defined by age.

Either way I'd be curious for that professor's full quote. Maybe if we could replace "[maturity]" with what she actually said it would shed some insight on what exactly we're talking about.
That's a common narrative, but it doesn't make sense when you look at the facts on the ground. And putting some thought into it, bombed-out economies are not good customers.

http://graphics8.nytimes.com/images/2012/11/19/opinion/11191...

As you can see, there was nothing more than a brief spike in the general upward trend in exports. The "Europe bought tons of stuff from us, fueling our economy" story is simply not true. Exports as a share of GDP briefly peaked at 8% and then rapidly returned to prewar levels by the early 1950s.
Yeah, I'm sure they hadn't thought of that.
I would add: develop a philosophy of life that enables you to enjoy the simple things so you don't get caught on the hedonic treadmill, and try to save even more than 20% of your income. Sites like Mr. Money Mustache explain how it's done.
There is 802.11ay expected in 2019 as well, a step up from 802.11ad using the same 60Ghz. Up to 20Gbps, 3x the rate of 802.11ad.

I really really want 802.11 ay and ax to come faster, it will truely bring us to the world of Wireless with the speed we expect from 1Gbps. Wireless Display to TV no longer be slow of choppy with quality degradation.
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You should apologize for spreading disinformation.
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> Iqbal was imprisoned because he entered into a business relationship with Hezbollah, a terrorist organization, not because of the content of the broadcast. From the New York Times:

You quote from the Times but leave out the next sentence:

"Prosecutors have said Hezbollah operated Al Manar in Lebanon as a way to raise money and recruit volunteers for attacks."

So his "business relationship with Hezbollah" is Hezbollah makes money off its channel in some manner. Under that criteria, every television channel in the US, every magazine, every newspaper could be banned according to your reasoning, yet you can contort this in some theoretical way so that it has nothing to do with the content.
Cool thanks :)
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a) The primary function of a school bus is to pick up children. The Railways have different priorities.

b) Of course, way more expensive (operationally and financially) to run a train and maintain a railway line.

Add: This story made my day.
With RISC-V on the horizon, whatever they spend on the IP core license could be nixed as well. FreeRTOS port on the way.

Things are looking more and more exciting.
I saw this too but where do I get the token?
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That's a really good analogy. No one's manning the station and the structure already exists so the marginal cost is pretty low.
I'd build it on top of WordPress as a plugin. Then most of the interface decisions are done, the community is already there, and installation takes about 3-4 clicks.
5ghz AC doesn't go through my plaster walls now. I've got two walls between me and my Airport Extreme and about 10 physical feet and have half signal showing on my phone.
The context of those arguments is almost metaphysical. When you ask 'Is it more likely my consciousness is a local random fluctuation of some large system or the result of a one-off process?' you have to imagine you may be part of some abstract system that satisfies our notion of time and has rich enough dynamics to comport entropy and intelligence, but this universe could look nothing like ours, and you have to notice you are abusing probability, which is nothing more than a model of uncertainty and not an Oracle of reality.

But if you're willing to make some assumptions, Feynman's evidence for the latter seems valid.
Yes just something that implements signatures and private messages in the best way web crypto allows for. Bonus points for encapsulating the best practices rather than just documenting the footguns.
Reminiscent of the teaching someone to fish. Sometimes I believe mocking was nature's social device to make people reconsider and change their life.

It's also easy to give a hand because you're stuck in your own life. (not implying that was your case, but the actual act is similar)
A friend just got laid off at Twitter after a few months there. I thought he was a top tier programmer. I heard they released a fair amount of office space too.
As much as I'd like it to work, there's really no replacement for working with colleagues face-to-face. And that's not likely to change.

But maybe the hubs can. Perhaps SV can pass the torch to Seattle?

ducks
Thank you very much for the link and suggestion! Much appreciated!
Exactly what I said above. Verifying individual components and their straight-forward compisition is how it was done in the past. People just ignore that.
Has anyone try both Gosquared and Mixpanel? How do they compare?
Kernel updates really ought to be an automated process at any company. At that point it doesn't really matter if you have 3 servers going for $350 or 49 servers going for $50 a pop.
Sorry, it looks like I can't edit HN comments after 3 hours, but I had no idea of the gender of the person.
> The difference is subtle to non-native speakers of European languages.

I don't think that's an accurate generalization. If anything, European languages are probably _more_ likely to morphologically distinguish nouns and verbs than normal, with English being an exception. (I don't have hard data to back this up though, could be wrong.)
For the same reason I think why a lot of the company will go private in the next few years.
Technically it just says the station is closing. It's possible the line will remain operational. (The train might be going by there anyway.) Although it did say the schedule was adjusted for the student, so maybe not.

Edit, ah, so I guess a bunch of trains go by, and adjusting the schedule basically means deciding which trains stop at that station, not changing when trains run.
Why do you think I separated crypto_sign() from crypto_box() in my description?
considering the time it takes to decelerate, stop, accelerate, making this stop adds at least a full minute or minute and a half to one way journey.

Everybody who is taking the train during the same leg as her, is essentially chipping in 1 minute of their time to support her transportation.

And I think that's just beautiful.
I couldnt wait to get out and go to college. On my 18th birthday I left, was totally financially for myself. I lived on my own, could legally drink, vote and sign contracts. It was no big deal and I never looked back.
Pascal-F is interesting and not in my collection. What were most useful or interesting things you did with it? And does it have any use today in modern Pascal-like languages (maybe Modula-2 revision)?
The demo seems to be down, but if it works the way I think it does, it is a clever honeypot for scraping warm lead LinkedIn profiles.
"regional effects" meaning # of employees or gross $ of payroll.

who employees more people: FB or the countless "on the come" app cos /free-to-play game cos that are paying FB $10 per app install?

VC money is sucked up from around the US (via LP's as foundations, etc) and deposited in SF for use in Payroll for companies that are loosing money, and transfering VC money to FB, that inflates FB valuation, a valuation that VC's feed back into their models of expected returns on investment, there by increasing investment. In this way the positive feed back loop is completed.... and $3,500 per mo 1-Bedrooms are created as a side effect ;)

the payroll base of a profitable company is constrained by its real revenue.... the payroll base of an unprofitable company is not restrained by its revenue.
Only girl in the village? They are going to close the line when she graduates. Therefore we can surmise there aren't any other younger girls. So much for having a social life. There are parts of Japan where children just aren't around anymore. Towns are becoming extended retirement homes. That's the truly depressing side of this story.

At least this is happening today, when the few remaining kids in such situations can connect via technology.
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The problem wasn't that they used Heroku.

It's that they didn't exercise the sort of thrift possible with a website that has no users, and I'd wager that they didn't really know how to since they were a tenderfoot. I made similar mistakes as a beginner, paying too much for too little for things I didn't know I didn't need.

Heroku saves a lot of time for the 1-2 dynos ($25-50/mo) you need to vet your idea. With free Cloudflare SSL termination and a $5/mo t2.micro Postgres database, what else do you need?

For comparison, my somewhat popular forum with 257 online users at the moment and 300k req/day runs on 2 dynos. $50/mo for the application servers + a deploy/config solution is nothing.
There is a fun conspiracy theory surrounding the crash and the armed status of the bomb; something about a Strangelove-esque conspiracy to initiate WWIII against the USSR, except in this case an alleged saboteur causes the plane crash. I made a brief search for it but you may have to go deeper into the bowels of the internet than I am currently willing in order to find it.
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Bah. I think the question itself is silly.

The whole topic is centered around Adulthood is a social construct. For that matter, so is childhood. And, at some level, you should realize the classification is, well, hogwash.

I first drove a truck when I was 11. My dad drove tractor all summer starting when he was 9. The 3 year old in Dune killed dying enemy soldiers when 3. These are all presumably adult activities. I substantially took care of a farm at the age of 12.

If you are lucky enough to figure out who you are at a young age, the rest is semi-interesting narrative.

Forget the classifications that others would impose on you. Do what you love, and the rest will sort itself out.

I once had the following conversation with my daughter, i think when she was 15. I said, a bit tongue in cheek, "Be patient with your parents, as they are only now catching up to the notion of who you are, or were, and know they will know no more about you or your life than you did when you were six." She gave a silent smile.
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Japanese Twitter tells me that once this station closes, there will be a 40 minute section of the railway that won't have any stops.

The line itself will remain operational.
This is my usual route to any sort of confrontation. Act happy while stating my disagreements. Nothing pisses my wife off more.
I absolutely would. When I studied CS at university one of my coursemates was blind and he managed to work very well with his limitation.

I would make it clear right from the start of the application process. Anyone who turns you down (frustrating though it may be) at the start of the process would be pointless to interview with.
Here in Silicon Valley, it's used by smart meters. All the short duration blips in the waterfall are gas and electricity meters.

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