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Impostor syndrome is just a specialized example of not understanding your place in the world (being insecure).

What cures insecurity is a shift of priorities and worldview - from the unrealistic list of achievements you've been told you need to accomplish (the root of your insecurity syndromes), to doing your own thing, to living your own life.

Of course that involves alienating everyone you rely upon for the most part. So not only do you need to be strong enough to stand on your own two feet emotionally, but financially as well. So it's baby-steps to get there, like everything else.
It would need authentication and authorization for this.
At least for the delete operation
Have you tried Smartly yet (https://smart.ly). Totally free!
Feature request: I really want some named booleans! Maybe this could be your revenue model?
User has to connect his services to Vaultedge. Services can be cloud storage like dropbox and google drive, emails like gmail and outlook and offline storage like laptops and usb disks. Vaultedge will periodically check for any new files (docs only now) in these services and classifies them using Machine learning and also builds a search index for these files. Other than giving oAuth read access to these services, user need not do anything.

Thanks for asking. Happy to answer any follow up question you may have.
Generally I agree with the (mountain of) historical evidence people are putting forth for why transparency in public interactions is a bad idea, won't be a positive net change. Personally, I'm pretty cynical about the possibility of new systems of government via technology-enabled change / new methods of control & automation. It's very concerning though when a group like HN is predominated by the cynical "it can't be helped", "it's just the way it's always been, always will be" notion.

I also have healthy respect for the idea that with new technology, new highs / quality levels are attainable. Obviously mankind needs a new system of government (or correctly implement an instance of "capitalism"). Why can't complete transparency in public communications be a feature? (that includes anything with a $ sign attached to it.)

Imagine you're cleaning / renovating your house and there's this black box in the corner of a room, you can't get inside it by any of your normal means, and the black box is dumping shit onto the floor. It doesn't care about house rules or respond to any communications you try to make. Now imagine you could, through technology, enable a way of looking inside the black box, being able to find the proof you need to be able to say with complete ethical certainty that it needs to fuck right off, and evict it. What do you do? Do you turn away from that technology, hold onto the dream that maybe the black box should be allowed to dump shit onto the floor for perfectly valid reasons that we don't know about inside? Only because that technology means other things in the house that are allowable would have to get that same lens?

I can't help but think that all this utter shit we're now getting proof of via the Panama Papers, human nature at work, selfish actions that are demonstrably "evil", it's going to continue, and worse is happening merely concealed by darker shadows. And it'll get worse as the powerful's influence expands as they get more and more tech savvy and more and more rich.

Humanity (and most life on Earth) is in a ridiculously challenging long-term pickle concerning the sustainability of life as we know it, and there's a rampant group of wealthy, powerful people that are making it harder and harder for us to get to the other side due to their selfish behavior. That shit needs to stop because humanity needs to get it together if we're even to stand a chance.
I'm just glad this was ranked higher than the SpaceX landing for a minute. Priorities are in order.
When can we expect Optionals as a Service to be added?
How will such a solution store the adress of the byte?
If this had authentication you could even expand its usage.

A boolean might indicate if it's snowing in NY, for example (Read-Only for most people)
I have always taken handwritten notes. I have been out of college for decades and I still carry a small 3x5 bound notebook in my shirt pocket for things that I want to remember. Truth be told, though, I sometimes use my smartphone camera to take pictures of things that I want to recall, like a pylon in a parking garage for instance.
My goal is to have a tool that is fast and easy to find people to hang out with nearby (easy as calling Uber). Meetups are usually formal gatherings where someone gives a speech on some topic. And only group owners can call meetups. While my intent is to have more casual gathering where anybody can initiate a meetup call for others to join.
> It can't be that difficult.

I remember a Commodore developer(?) once saying "Intuition is the only one word oxymoron he knows".

The context isn't clear but perhaps it was difficult to implement.
Could it be this?

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9432949
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You should try sending using jQuery. It's great for all things.
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He won the lottery 6 times, and on similar dates, after working for the lottery? Why did he think he could get away with that? There are so many opportunities for him to cover his tracks and he missed pretty much all of them...
For mission critical booleans we may add authentication in the future.
I don't understand why smart people have so much trust on encryption mechanisms. For any information to be useful, it has to be converted in some way. For example, if it is an image it has to be unconverted and presented as pixels in a screen. If you're typing an email it has to come unencrypted from a keyboard. Encryption only make it difficult to access the information once it is transmitted, but it is still pretty easy to create a virus or something that access the data at the moment it is used. In my opinion there are cases in which using tape on a webcam is far superior than using complicated encryption strategies.
BaaS-O-Matic.

http://www.hulu.com/watch/19046
I took a gamification course from Wharton that was quite good and I've looked at some others. Sure, if you're looking to move to more of a business role, courses in marketing, finance, etc. would probably be useful. I doubt if the certificates matter though and the courses won't have the sort of group projects, case study discussions, etc. that you'd get from an in-person class.
Can it send an email or POST to a webhook whenever a boolean is changed? I'd like to know whenever our is_production flag is changed.

Could you add an XML endpoint for your API, with an XSD describing it? All our systems are built to use XML, and adding JSON support to our infrastructure is still 6-9 months away.

Do you offer HIPAA-compliance, in case we'd like to store booleans from medical records on your servers?
I use mathematica to do engineering, not math. But there are definitely people who do recreational mathematics with computers, and some of them have shown things that can't be done with pencil and paper. The proof for the four color theorem is a nice example of this. Computers are useful tools for doing things we can't execute quickly by hand, or cleverly approximate/solve through more elegant methods.
Yeah, definitely seen some sketchy shit like that with consumer grade ISPs, but the way I look at it, as long as the big datacenters don't do it (and I doubt they feasibly could) I'm still in the clear.
My company is willing to invest $2 Million, series A.
But We want full control on the booleans.
What would you name the controller in the code in that case? It's annoying to have mismatch between a file's content and the name, and having all controllers in the app be named "controller" makes debugging hard.
Running uWSGI in a screen session? Are you crazy?

Also running uwsgi over TCP socket as opposed to a file on the same machine is pointless.

Finally, I highly doubt you've properly tested unicorn with greenlets instead of the 4 thread worker system it normally starts up.
Oops, I was wrong! There are arguments that landlords already charge as much as they can, and as the supply of land can't be changed by LVT, they can't easily pass on the tax to their tenants. http://www.landvaluetax.org/frequently-asked-questions/why-l...
This is usually done because the country thinks it's beneficial for them, e.g. more tourists or easier access for people doing business. Those one-sided decisions can be ended at any time and the EU has no power to demand those nor does it.

Those are not mentioned because they are not relevant to this discussion. Canada could still over visa-free access for Germans even if Canadians required visa for Canadians because they refuse to offer access for Bulgarians. It's just unlikely that it happens.
There are always (commercial) books like the "OpenGL 4.0 Shading Language Cookbook, the "OpenGL Programming Guide" or the "OpenGL SuperBible".
Wow. Thank you so much for sharing. I had no idea something like this existed. As someone who has done online learning in the past (Academy of Art University, Udacity, Coursera), this seems like something right up my alley. $8000/year is extremely reasonable.

Some quick questions:

Are there any extra fees?
How many classes in first/second/third year? Are they separated by semester or quarter?
Does this include General Ed?
Are there any previous qualifications one needs before applying?

EDIT: I answered most of my questions on that page! My only concern is passing the GCE "AS" Level which I can't find too much information on...
Yes, we all have KSP :)
Apart from the security aspects (and Forbes' responsibility therein), I'd like to say something about an argument I hear often in this context: That without payment via advertising, the "quality content"-writers won't have a reason to produce more quality content and it will dry up (or something; the actual consequences are often left to the imagination).

Consider clickbait.

Consider listicles, blogspam, the "you'll never guess X these celebrities Y", reposts of photos of cool-seeming-yet-utterly-impractical things to do with food/furniture/clothing/lifestyle/health/etc. At some point you probably helped clean out a friends' Windows laptop, tried to Google whether some process or application is useful or safe to remove--yeah those sites. I can't list all the types and categories, there's hundreds.

The only reason trash like this even exists, the only way this unfathomable high-volume fire-hose of vapidity is made possible, is because of these advertising networks.

This is what the vast majority of all those advertising dollars buys us.

Who is more likely to stop producing content if advertising revenue disappears? The high-volume low-effort clickbait-linkspam writers, or the "quality content" writers that actually care about the things they write about?

I'm convinced that if the online advertising industry were to collapse some day (I can hope, but I doubt it'll happen), it will be a net-positive for ALL the content online. Not just because an Internet without advertisement is just so much nicer, but also because the clickbait writers will be the first to stop producing "content", because unlike the quality writers that care, there will be exactly zero reason for them to continue producing informational landfill.
Sure, but it feels natural to me. File is foo.controller.js and is named FooController within.
Can we get a self-hosting version? I don't trust my booleans in the cloud.
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This is why people specialize in one thing: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparative_advantage
Good call. We're already struggling to keep up with this rapidly evolving data type.
Nice first pass!

I haven't looked at the final image size, but I suspect that starting with ubuntu:latest means that you'll have a pretty large resulting image with a bunch of unnecessary software installed. For your next attempt, you might want to look into creating a more slim image that contains only the required dependencies.

I guess an alternate version of this would be one which has the core Phoenix dependencies but none of the asset management / Node.js stuff. I have a Phoenix API w/ no assets that could use such an image :)
Or at least full control of the false ones, with an option to buy the true ones at a discounted prices.
Yeah you're right. I'm going to check into that book and see what it has to say. I'm in a good work situation myself right now, but mostly due to a manager who is pretty easy going. I worked in an office for 2 years and 3 years from home now, and I'm very responsible and always get everything done, so he has no worries.. it just works. But with a new workplace I'd be back in the furnace.
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There is no optimal system.

What works for you is what works for you. And what works for you well in one subject might not be as optimal for you in another subject. We all love the idea of one-size fits all (in fact, this is marketed to all of us all the time).

In fact, I am going to go off on a tangent here and expand to not just taking notes - but how you learn new things.

I am assuming that you are optimizing for short-term usage and recall. For rote memorization, if you have not already encountered it, try Anki (http://ankisrs.net/). To simulate a test (for those tests requiring essay answers), get a group of study friends together and just do what Toastmasters does - ask them a question related to the subject and have them speak for 1-2 minutes off the cuff about it. This closely approximates a short (or longer) essay question. For subjects like physics, optimize your method of problem solving. For example, don't solve problems line by line in the textbook. But on a whiteboard or a blank sheet of paper, ideally with friends, solve that problem at a high level. What is the process that you will need to do to solve it? Where can you get lost? (VERY IMPORTANT)

As for longer-term recall and usage, it is all about day by day actions, not binging. Just an hour or two a day consistently. Active not passive. I'm currently studying a new language (Spanish). I used to have a giant Google doc where I just copied and pasted in in translations of single words. Later, it evolved to include example sentences. Finally, it became blocks of writing from native speakers.

It didn't do anything for studying. What works is actively trying to use the words/phrases. I can only handle maybe 5 or 10 a day. And by actively using them all day (even if just in my head, sometimes with headphones in public - no one knows you aren't talking to someone but yourself) they become gradually more medium-term and eventually permanent.
You know, memories are the only thing have to think back on...
There's nothing stopping you from not consuming content you feel has no value. So stop.

If you truly feel it has no value, which I doubt.
You don't know Lefsetz?
He is very specific when he said that the only incoming email he welcome is about bugs and errors in TAOCP. Also he doesn't rant against email, just explained why is not for him and encourage people to use regular mail to communicate with him.
It's a real lot of luck, don't let anyone else tell you otherwise.

I was very lucky. I didn't (and don't) work harder than my peers who didn't make it out of poverty, yet I did. Amount of effort isn't correlated with measures of financial security.
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I've done well without "an education". I think it's probably more complex than that.
curl https://api.booleans.io/50741f52-9b64-4ee1-a2d6-67ee1a60807c
In college I tended to annotate some existing document/book rather than writing notes from scratch. That tended to save time and energy, and meant I had to write a lot less than if I was starting from a blank sheet (since the textbook provided all the context for my annotation).

The goal would be to make my textbooks/articles the single source of study-material when midterms/finals came around. Rather than sift through stacks of notes, I'd just have to re-read the textbook including my annotations, and I'd usually be fine.
Sure. But if you truly feel it has no value, why are you consuming it?
Yes HIPAA-compliance is at the top of our backlog.
You guys win the internet.
To view this post's joke status, make a GET request to a specially-created boolean at https://api.booleans.io/3f80621b-3fa5-4d09-aeda-bc9c742190dc
Surprisingly awesome.
Well, there's also that, yeah? =) I don't think I work very hard. I would think less of myself if I did work very hard. I burn way more cycles on "how to be a good human" than I do anything work-related.
All booleans are salted and hashed.
I would like to see the API extended to support DELETE requests, and 404 not found when not existing. Additionally, I've been led to believe that some truths are truer than others, hence some method of ranking this truthiness is a must.
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This is really slick. I am amazed at what people are doing with CSS these days.

HTML 5 + JS + CSS is slowly becoming the best way to build UIs native or otherwise.
How long is it before someone makes a FUSE filesystem that uses this for saving the data and just stores the IDs?

Completely free Dropbox alternative!
You can delegate the non clerical tasks to your "office of the CXO type staff as well, thereby creating additional leverage.
What's the market size in boollians dollars ?
It think Elon doesn't consider books of almost any kind waste of time. He has, after all, made it though college by almost exclusively reading books and I believe he reads a lot. I'm quite sure not all of what he reads are textbooks.
If what I want is inside, yes, always.
So this isn't a joke?

Probably someone changed?
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Good to know! Can you share which one you are speaking of?
Could you add groups of booleans? Like “POST https://api.booleans.io/groups/” to create a group, then one can use all the other operations: “POST https://api.booleans.io/groups/:gid/:id” to create one with an arbitrary name, “PUT https://api.booleans.io/groups/:gid/:id” to update, etc.
We're making a big bet on it. I've personally emptied my savings and 401k into this business.
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That is such a rare situation. But we have so much evidence the other way. E.g. automated toll collection systems could have been designed as cash but instead are tied to a vehicle and user. And thus their collected data are subpoenaed for other uses from speed tickets to divorce evidence.

It's not even a slippery slope: as the systems are deployed those use cases are built in.
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I have to agree with you, I have no high school diploma (ADDHD, dyslexia, deafness in one ear) and it was social capital and extroverted behavior that allowed me to meet upwardly pointed people in the arts that mentored me.
I hate titles like this. I'm not even clicking on it.
I don't really like to talk about it to avoid looking like a showoff, but I run a project to help those who want to learn computers and programming. Currently am preparing some space that was made available and getting some funds for raspberry pis. I share a similar story like you (poor, parents got me a c64 somehow) and want to pay it forward.

If anybody is interested in learning more or provide feedback about how I could improve the project feel free to email me.

Best of luck!
"Apply HN" would have been more appropriate
Sure. The possibilities are endless when it comes to CRUDing booleans.
You need to get a new firewall. A firewall that breaks the web is a broken firewall.
Hm, good point. Thanks for the inside info. It just seems that usually when something is described as corporate policy it implies that it's not the managers decision, so if in reality it's 100% optional then that's misleading.
I think it is very major dependent. I've found most engineering courses are very hard to type notes for, just because of all the equations, graphs, etc.

I agree though I'll almost never have my laptop out during a lecture. The one exception is if we're going over sample code, in which case it helps me a lot to play around with it as we go through it. (that being said I believe going through sample code is actually a pretty inefficient way to learn programming)
You had interests that lead you to financial security and an ability to pursue said interests - that's just plain dumb luck.

I'm not saying that you did not work hard, I'm sure you did. I am saying that plenty of people work just as hard but stay in poverty.
I won't deny it :P
I guess some of these would be fancy on mobile, but the latency between action and the ultimate feedback is remarkably high. (as with any animation)

This would not work well in a product that end users use day in and out, often with keyboard savvy shortcuts to save time.
Dockerfiles for phoenix kind of miss the point of the erlang ecosystem. Erlang already has its own 'docker' . Erlang can be packaged up as "releases" that have no dependencies whatsoever. It's like fat java jars, including the VM itself. They ship with the Erlang VM and they allow zero-downtime upgrades. http://erlang.org/doc/man/relup.html
IIRC the questions asked when applying for an ESTA are not really different to the ones that used to be asked on the old paper forms you filled out on the plane and handed to the immigration official.
I have had impostor syndrome, but it died pretty quickly.

You don't need a degree. I do an excellent job for clients of my company; and I know what I'm worth to them. The many thousands of dollars per week are worth it because I'm the real deal.

You are probably not an impostor, you're probably just more valued than you know.

And if all of that rationalization fails; you should know that you don't have any obligation to prove that you're worth what you're compensated. That responsibility falls solely on those compensating you.
Is this the first rocket with legs?

Seems like every thing else in history has really been a missile. This thing can land, so seems like it's literally the first rocket. Do we have a definition of missile vs rocket?
So, make it "breath" like the MacBook charger light? While that's a great idea, good luck getting a company to implement that in hardware. I'm sure some privacy/FOSS focused company will come up with something, but for the majority of companies, it's not cost effective compared to just writing a driver that just tells the webcam to turn the light on and of.
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I'm not sure that's undefined though. It's equivalent to

...

void myfunc(struct foo *p) {
int *t = (int *)((char *)p + offsetof(p->bar));
...
}

right? In the C abstract machine taking the address of an offset of a pointer is always defined, I think.
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Too true. 100% enforcement of the law is only as good or as bad as the law itself.

I am absolutely not trying to espouse 100% given the current state of law / government in most countries, where the expression of the few, the powerful, expression which is contrary to the interest of the many, and quite frankly, contrary to the law as most people know it (e.g. current blatant human rights violations in America), somehow is always permitted by law and any counter-measures are preemptively disabled.

In other words, any government susceptible to corruption plus 100% law enforcement is a dead end.