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This is exactly what I was thinking the other day when I saw a tweet from Jessica Livingston saying: "Denial is the silent killer of startups." How do you know if you are persevering, or if you're in denial?
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On the project website it's specified tho :-)
I was involved in the Ultima Online scene.

I submitted RunUO patches to our local forks (I then had no idea how to help with "upstream" stuff), and I also was fan of Sphere based servers.

Also I GMed a couple servers, made maps, scripts, RPG Scenes, researched lore of the series to teach to people...

One thing that happened interestingly, is that several servers over time ended rolling back expansions, even if they already had implemented them, because of how obviously bad they were for the game overall, this also affected the mainstream EA servers, each expansion made people leave instead of grow...

The most popular servers were the "T2A" servers, that emulated the expansion "The Second Age", usually with a few minor features from new expansions (like custom house architecture).

I noticed after I started to study game design formally, that the problem of the expansions was two-fold: 1, power creep, lots of it, each expansion introduced stronger enemies, harder dungeons, and better equipment... and required that you paid for them to get all that, in a obvious cash grab, but that made the game unbalanced.

And 2, and biggest problem: it shifted the genre of the game!

When Ultima Online started, it was a sort of medieval life simulator, it had farming, alchemy, baking, and all sorts of "boring" daily stuff, there was even one interview were Richard Garriot mentioned when he was walking around invisible, and saw a warrior show up near a fisherman, and out of pity drop on the ground for him lots of good equipment, and the fisherman got offended, and explained he was a fisherman, he wanted to fish, not kill, and did not wanted swords and armour near him.

New expansions routinely broke "skills" that did non-combat tasks (example: item identification), or made them irrelevant (blacksmithing... in the original game a blacksmith could make the best equipment possible, after expansions blacksmithing became useless, with the best smithed equipment having only half the power of the stuff you could find in the "end-game" dungeons).

Meanwhile they introduced mostly combat features: new weapons, new offensive magic, new combat-based "classes" (in a game that was supposed to be classless in first place), and so on...

Also expansions gimped some past features that made the game interesting, for example in UO default map, you could attack anyone that you wanted, anywhere, the only protection players had were other players, and the city guards (that were practically invincible).

New expansions instead introduced new maps that had all sorts of shenanigans disabled, and lots of restrictions, also they made LOTS of maps, and after they pissed off players with the genre shifts, it became too much map for too little people, it became easy to wander for hours before ever meeting people.

Thus, if you wanted a "real" UO experience, private servers were the way to go.
Do not ask these questions you will be fired.
> So much of that money goes toward things like sports teams, climbing walls, emotional support dogs, and other things that just don't have to be a part of the college experience.

Just to nit-pick (I agree with everything else), but athletic department finances are usually separate from the rest of the university, at least in D1 sports. And, having a good football or basketball team will increase applications and enrollment (e.g. see the 2nd sentence in http://www.northwestern.edu/newscenter/stories/2005/02/appli...). I think the thought is that if a university doesn't have these amenities, their enrollment will decrease and be lost to those that do. It is a vicious cycle.
Synthesisers are really complicated. This example takes about 4 steps from a pure saw wave, it's a demonstration of principles.

This is the exact same sort of sound you'd get if you picked up any DAW or hardware studio and tried to recreate the song in a few moments.

It's almost certainly possible to create something true to the original, but there's no way it would be suitable for a "recipe" for showing people how Overtone/SuperCollider works.
This hits home with me.
I live where I work (~15 min bicycle ride each way, 10 if I'm fast). I could also walk. I love this life; I haven't owned a car in five years.

The past month, I've been assigned to work 17 miles out. My commute went from a pleasant 15 minutes one way to 1 hour and 15 minutes one way on sidewalks and shitty to no bicycle infrastructure in the suburbs. I take a bus for a portion of it.

This change has disrupted my whole life; I now truly know what people mean by the term "the daily grind". You wake up, do your routine, go to work, do work, come home, and go to sleep. Repeat. Every day. It's depressing. It seeps into your whole life outside of work and affects your well being.

After spending the last few years living and working within the radius of a few miles, after two days of working 17 miles away, I loathe it. The enjoyable work turns sour and it's hard to do your best.

I truly don't understand how people spend their days like this.
I really feel for those who don't own a car and don't live close to their place of work. Some of the people on the bus work two jobs; just imagine spending that much time commuting and working just to get by.
What do you mean? I pick up my Android phone and I've got an app that gives me a python shell, "terminal ide" which includes tons of cli developer tools like a C compiler and various editors, a full debian install I use for more secure SSH (using real openssh) and development and even some operations on various servers. There are full out Java IDEs on Android that you can install even.

So here's just a few ways you can code on Android:

QPython: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.hipipal.qp...

AIDE (Java): https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.aide.ui&hl...

Terminal IDE: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.spartacusr...

If all else fails, just deploy debian with Linux Deploy: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ru.meefik.linu...

If desktops become more expensive, it'll just mean people are more motivated to make tools like this. Android phones and tablets are basically treated as cheap commodities and there's an extremely competitive market for them, if anything, the entry price has gone down.

Now, admittedly I'm not sure how this situation is on iOS, but maybe someone could link similar tools on there?
Yeah I feel that tends to play out based on what class of VC you are. E.g.

seed/angels -> high risk / big portfolio (100s startups) / huge win-loss multiples (but invest small $)

traditional VCs/Seed A-C -> medium risk / moderate portfolio size (10s) / medium win-loss multiples (but invest medium $$)

growth private equity -> small risk / small portfolio (singles) / small win-loss multiples (but invest huge $$$)

Of course the divisions are arbitrary and some investors put money in all categories, but I feel like the above holds true in general.
It seems like you are arguing in favor of people even with the ability to pay back a loan, simply deciding not to because they don't want to. If that's accurate, it is absolutely disgusting.

This is not about TARP. It's not about taxpayer-funded bailouts of whatever industry the royal you happens to dislike today.

There are two completely separate obligations in play.

1. The legal (civil) obligation: There should be stiff penalties for people who decide not to pay back a student loan because "LOL TARP." Especially if it's a loan where the government ends up on the hook. Wage garnishments and sub-500 credit scores seem appropriate. Not to mention the fact that signing a prom

2. The moral obligation: You said you'd pay it back. Keep your word. Despite extenuating circumstances, you're just a plain old bad person otherwise.

None of this applies to people who can't pay back the loan because they're a barista with a law degree. I think we need to look at why they spent the money they did on a degree that is apparently doing nothing for them but regardless they don't have the ability.

But they're in for a world of hurt when the loan is forgiven and they have a 4 figure (or higher) tax bill from the IRS for the income.
Looks great. FYI, I can see the border between the rectangle and the triangle on all the poppers. I think it'd look better if it wasn't there.
Anyone able to offer an explanation of what this means?
Funny variable name for being part of Facebook's official React repo.
Even the fruits and vegetables from centuries ago were "man-made". The wild versions are mostly inedible. What we eat is the result of millennia of breeding and cultivation. There is no bright and shining line between "natural" and "man made" for most of our food. Ever since we started practicing and depending on agriculture, all of our food is, to some degree, "man made".

By the way, I am unaware of any evidence that fruit should be eaten in moderation.
The feature set was backed-into, in the sense that the technology came first and it was found it could and does support these features. We didn't make a shopping list of features and are now declaring we want to do that. Our research found a shopping list of features.

I'm not saying we have to appeal to experts, I'm saying we want to. We've come this far, out-of-sync clocks on different hosts is certainly not going to stop us. But I mentioned asking experts because we've done it before and we will continue to do it again along the way, because one of the biggest mistakes as a founder that you can make is to think that you have all the answers.

Finding smart people and trusting them is a separate skill and it's one to say that I'm proud that we have.
Explanation on Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/javascript/comments/3m6wyu/found_th...
> I hope your ten year old has more options available than "go to college and take a gamble on being underwater" or "learn a vocation and hope you retire before it's swallowed by outsourcing or automation."

There are still many state schools w/ scholarships that are low priced; or upper tier schools if the family doesn't make enough money.
Although that is indeed the name of the paper, it is not one of the questions they answered in the paper. It seems more like "What kind of perceived flaws leads to the rejection of PRs".
They also do hydro so Niagara Falls is effectively just a large and expensive fountain with controlled discharge. As long as pumping up does not increase the rate of Niagra Falls the area works just fine as pumped storage.

PS: The water feature is even down for matinee. http://www.refinery29.com/2016/02/102431/new-york-niagara-fa...
"Bash emulation in Ubuntu Layer on Windows" would probably be the accurate version :-)
Do not make fun of that statement or you will be fired.
Why is this better than neovim? How many modern "vi"s do we need?
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If wine is just grapes, it must be vegan-compatible, right? But it isn't!

Not only is wine sometimes made with products like nuts and milk, it can even be made using fish guts!

https://www.organicwine.com.au/what-makes-a-wine-vegan

A French wine maker told me this. I had no idea...these "extras" are not on the label.
tombert is right. dotfiles are the way to go.

Maybe find some additional info on http://dotfiles.github.io/ to get you started.
Because it's a faulty premise? There is no license violation, that's why a license violation isn't being discussed (your question).
I do something similar, so I know it's feasible. I whitelist the dotfiles that I want to keep hold of (.vim, .bashrc, &c.) in my homefolder and whenever I update something, I just push to the remote.

It's really enlightening to see just how quickly a perfectly clean home folder can get filled with hidden directories.
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That sounds like a typical fad diet. What differentiates it, and what evidence do they have for their claims?
explanation here https://www.reddit.com/r/ProgrammerHumor/comments/3nhk5e/sec...?
Works just as intended. I work in a startup where we constantly have to send invoices and contracts to our users, and this service could really alleviate the hassles of legality at our end.
Well to be honest they don't even want my money anyway.
It's simple because it's a heuristic. I'm pretty comfortable with my nutrition, but when friends ask me to summarize it it's very difficult for me because I've spent an unholy amount of time researching it. Things like Pollan's famous quote or "avoid man-made things" are targeted at the 99% of people who aren't as obsessive about it as I was at one pt, but still very much want to eat healthy. It has its false positives and negatives obviously, but it has a pretty great trade off between correctness and complexity.

If you consider it as a heuristic instead of taking it literally, your objection about artificial selection of produce is also more or less irrelevant. Man had a hand in shaping those plants' current genome, but if we disappeared tomorrow nature would keep making (most of) them. It's still easy to distinguish from, say, donuts and still useful as a heuristic.
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I'm still waiting on my free Obama-phone.
This was my first thought, however there was this at the bottom of the article:

The advocate general added that this also depended on whether the link was indispensable in making the photos available, a matter which he referred back to the local Dutch court.

I believe the argument is that while The Pirate Bay only links to copyrighted content, they are integral to making that content available (since very few sites have these link listings).

If widely available search engines indexed magnet links then I think TPB would be legal under this opinion.
Muphry strikes again :-)
> There's no point in trying to sell to the large public a lot of things they will not understand, this will only make them dependent.

That's the goal (added emphasis).
Question to HN: I'm trying to find the commit that originally added this line. How do you do this elegantly?

Git blame:

https://github.com/facebook/react/blame/80bff5397bf854750dbe...

The last commit for this line:

https://github.com/facebook/react/commit/d17091ddebf317173eb...

It says:

src/React.js → src/umd/ReactUMDEntry.js

and essentially, the line was moved two spots down. Now I want to see the git blame before this change. Here is where it gets messy...

Best I can think of is go to the parent commit:

https://github.com/facebook/react/commit/d8ee071c92994879fa8...

Then look for the original file, src/React.js. So I go to "browse files at this revision", browse to the src/ dir, click React.js, then blame again:

https://github.com/facebook/react/blame/d8ee071c92994879fa82...

Alright, we're there.

Is there an easier way? This feels very convoluted and hacky...
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Krzysztof,

I think I have solved most of these problems.
Free.TV does not host content - it is hosted by everyone, but uses the blockchain for access on demand.

Also, we have a similar method for filtering copyrighted material and do not have to manage it - the media companies do.

Even though the service is "Free".TV, anything that is copyrighted is not FREE. It is "Free" as in Freedom.
You are conflating things. You switched to Gimp because it runs on Linux and is functional enough to replace Photoshop, not because it has a great user interface. If there was Photoshop on Linux, you'd be still using that. Functional ≠ great user interface.
Apply HN: Radcam - MSQRD for Cartoon Animations
IDEA:

Radcam is a camera app that will detect as many details about your appearance along with the scene around you and instantly turns them into an exhilarating cartoon animation that you can share as a looping gif. Radcam is inspired by this video on Youtube [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vrPgHJ-LAsU]. I am not affiliated with the author of that video, yet ;). The cartoon animations will be hand-crafted and pre-loaded by creative artists. The choice of animation will be triggered by your facial expression.

TECH:

* iOS, computer vision, OpenGL

* Realtime mobile facial feature detection

* On-Device Image Classifier for contextual object detection

* Image filters (custom cartoon effect)

* Image Morphing

* Video Encoding

I will share videos of progress in this thread. Currently i just completed realtime facial features on iOS so i will make it presentable and post a link to a video/demo of that as a first step.

Challenges:

Memory Footprint: The most challenging part will be keeping the app's memory footprint reasonable with all the object files in there for detection.

Abstracting the scene: There is also the challenge of mapping scenes to pre-designed animations. I'll start by keeping it simple (perhaps by just using the colors in the scene) but eventually will have to implement some sort of abstraction. i think i'll figure it out along the way.

Morhping into character: What i'm most interested in is morphing; it has to be specific implementation for the app since i want to keep as much detail from the original face after morphing into the cartoon caharacter. The cartoon filter should simplify things.

My goal will be to ship an MVP and make sure this doesn't turn into a research/scientific-breakthrough kind of project. It is very easy to go that way with computer vision.
What is it predicting exactly? Just that weight loss should be rapid? But that doesn't seem to be generally true except in these special cases.
Where does that argument end, though?

Can we ban motorcycles because they regularly disturb my otherwise quiet street and frequently kill their riders, many of whom ride their bikes at irresponsible speeds that put other road users in danger?

Or how about alcohol, which kills many more people each year than all illegal drugs combined, which causes many people to drive drunk which puts innocent people in danger, or which causes some people to get violent and start fights in the street? I doubt there's a single pub in Australia that doesn't host at least one drunk fight a week, and dozens of young people have been killed in punch-ups with other young people who had one too many and think they're invincible.
already mentioned 16FP 170 TFLOPS (that is 64 FP 42.5TFLOPS) of DGX-1. There is also issue of GPU vs CPU: basically you couldn't directly compare these operations on same scale. You could easily drop 100x of your GPU performance at bad case scenario. Basic idea of GPU that you could possible gain sometimes extra 1000s times performance
The thing to understand is that MMORPGs create the illusion that they're kind of like browsers -- all the content is on the server, the client is little more than a window into a shared world.

That's not the case. The bandwidth would be crippling if it were. Most of the game is in the client. Clients know how to do actions, cast spells, count cooldowns, etc. The server has some maps that tell the clients "put this immobile resource here, spawn this mob there" (but the clients know what those resources and mobs look and act like, the server just tells them to instantiate a mob of this id there), and then sanity-checks and synchronizes the clients.
Because that gives you some degree of design. There's an enormous difference between "looks the same" and "looks like 1996". The average end-user has basic expectations and will very likely leave if those expectations aren't met, at least until they've already bought in.
Leonroy may believe, as i do, that consuming fructose is less/not bad when its in a natural dose and taken with its natural cofactors. Fruit normally contains fiber too.
This same "multi billion dollar" company had an AI bot tweeting Nazi propaganda a week ago. They spectacularly failed in their xbox one release, having to completely retool and regroup. Their Windows Phone efforts remain a complete disaster and are now doomed to failure.

The whole "they're a big company...don't you think they've thought of this!" argument (and its many "do you really think they'll lose?" variations) is always a fallacy. That doesn't make the argument about the copyright of ABIs valid, but at the same time the notion that Microsoft is big therefore they must be right is absurd.
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git bisect with a grep?
Why not just repost an explanation here?
Ask HN: How can I protect my equity on future inventions related to my company?
Hypothetical scenario: As a founder, I have created a successful startup that's raised VC money and is currently at a stable place, growing with revenue. Ultimately, the business will probably be acquired in a few years. Meanwhile, I have ideas for new products(s) that are related to the current business but I don't want them to get acquired as part of the current business. The products are not competitive, but they would greatly benefit from the resources of the existing company.

Do I need to start another company? Or is some sort of subsidiary structure I could work out with my investors and CEO?
That 303 just isn't a 303.
May you open an issue giving more details about this problem? Browser, OS, screen res etc? Thanks!
Truth is, I'd start writing code to copy any idea that I was totally blown away by, and I don't need any funding to start doing that.

Have you ever actually done this? If so what was the result? Did you then spend the several years of hard work it typically takes to make a great idea into a successful idea?

What people mean when they say ideas are worth nothing is that a good idea is worth nothing without execution, and the effort required to execute and develop it is usually 1000x that to have the initial idea.
I always have a billion things open and it absolutely infuriates me when I come back to my laptop after a few days of non-use and it has rebooted, losing browser tabs, unsaved changes, etc.
I really want to try this on a VM in OSX, just so it could be "Bash on Ubuntu on Windows on VirtualBox on OSX"
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I don't think there's a better way, I do GitHub archaeology like this all the time.
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I tend to agree even though it goes against a common paleo claim. Just go to a deserted tropical island and you'll find mangos and coconuts seemingly every bit as sweet as those which have been bred for their sweetness.
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Did you mean Ultima Online? Loved that game, were you running a sphere or RunUO server?
I would imagine resource consumption being much worse on Hyper-V because such containers are basicaly VMs. Am I mistaken?
No cuts. Ethically I dont think it is great to eat commissions out of repayments towards loan. I think it would work more like how gusto or small improvements works for ex. Another enterprise SaaS tool with per employee charge.

Also there might be other revenue streams. For example refinancing options or getting into loan market itself and marketing a loan that is in terms with employers, etc.
Since NT kernel supports fork, I guess that wasn't a problem, since the bash mode doesn't use WIN32 API (which is lacking the fork() function).
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A comment in the OP offers a flexbox solution that only applies style to figure as opposed to figure and figcaption like the OP.[0].

tl;dr

```
/* the simple trick */
display: flex;
flex-direction: column;
align-items: center;
```

[0]http://codepen.io/MoOx/pen/XdVjpK
Also no plans on any lobbying :)