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Laravel seems to be a popular framework for inspiration. AdonisJS[1] has the same idea and has been posted to HN a couple of times before.

I really like the simplicity of AdonisJS and QuorraJS, but I can't justify investing in investing in a framework with such a small userbase versus Express.

[1] https://github.com/adonisjs/adonis-framework
This will be abused. Mcdonald's will say that it's 'training' cost 10 grand and keep people on low wages without any recourse for the entire term of the contact. Rinse, repeat.
No, like google drive. The files do not exist on my computer, only in my browser.
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I think some guys are completely delusional about their looks. I've had morbidly obese guys hit on me when I'm a fit woman. I've also specified in my profile that I like to exercise and am looking for someone who is in shape. I also think somehow my attractiveness isn't coming out as well in photos as it is in person. At least that's what my friends have told me but maybe they're lying.
Daily Mail may have questionable journalism, but when a large public-interest story breaks, it is often the first to have large pictures of the story. As they say, a picture can be worth a thousand words.

They also seem to be the first to cover category-B news, i.e. a light plane crash in some distant country. As long as there are photos, the Daily Mail will have it on their front page today, the Telegraph tomorrow, and the BBC perhaps on the third day.
Counter counter point - is there much of anything official done in Italy which is not perverted by criminals/mafia? Seriously, not trying to be a dick.
I think online dating has killed the culture of courtship. It makes it too easy to reject people for the most superficial reasons, and gives the illusion that the dating pool is much, much larger than it really is.
"Post scarcity" only exists and continues because of continued efforts which continue only because of reward/profits. No profit => no effort.

The other problem is what constitutes basic necessity. I can build you a "human terrarium" of 100 sq ft, HVAC, clean water, disposal, and 4 bottles Soylent per day - leaving you 18 hours daily to procreate & demand more. What is the limit to your demands? You have ample opportunity & resources to earn your own survival with ease; now you demand I provide your total basic survival needs from my own efforts, taking what I would give my own offspring - ENOUGH! BEGONE!
Rewrite transforms the sql to use a pre-aggregated materialized view if one exists
Oh, you said what I meant with my comment above, but with other words. Thanks, missed that.
known to exist even it not confirmed by the govt. is the key phrase. MI5 even kept up official denial of their existence for some years after moving into a huge, highly conspicuous building on the Thames.

It does open up a big-picture question of "what is a fact in politics", when operating in the face of official denial and secrecy. MI6 was mentioned in the popular, banned memoir Spycatcher, published in 1987: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spycatcher
Once IPFS gets into browsers you could use it like this. Just publish an HTML document into IPFS and share the link on the microblog. The page is a stand-alone object, hosted by anyone that views it, with a canonical, content-derived IRI.
OK, the "70 times more" is overdoing it.
It has just been used more than the others I expect.
What is the different size you are planning to provide & Is their any special scheme if the customer recommend the product to other.
Yes, housing by income strata is the best and ultimate city planning there is. Keep the proles where we can't see them. I agree with you 100 %.
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Is that the case for violinists? I listen to much classical piano music and there are only very few young ones which achieve levels of old ones. I never heard a pianist under 40 live which was able to play the late Beethoven sonatas in a true fascinating way. I always have the impression that their artistic (as in virtuosity) abilities get in their way.
This is good old asynchronous logic with separate no-data state, renamed (probably, for patent reasons).
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Ideally, your language package manager should know how to build (candidate) packages for common system package managers (eg '''setup.py bdist_rpm''' or '''setup.py bdist_debian'''). That way, the technical end user can install the package in a way their package manager knows about. If your package becomes widely used, it also simplifies (but does not remove) the job of the distribution's packager to build an official package.

This doesn't work so well for micro-dependencies, though. The TeTeX distrib. in Fedora is bad enough, I'd hate to see the same done with node packages.
Sort of. Also that for some reason, the government can print money to bail out banks, but when it comes to fixing housing and actually help people, it has to come from taxes. I don't quite understand this.
This American car index is great. Would be nice to see it based on where the actual cars are made though. Many American brand cars are made in Canada and Mexico. Just as many Hondas and Toyotas are made in America.
Awesome! I work on an embedded project that could benefit _enormously_ from having AFL run against it, but I've never taken the time to do it, because it would take several engineer-weeks to even investigate if it could be done. Their approach to "porting AFL to the kernel" makes me think that yes, it would cost perhaps an engineer-month but at least the outcome wouldn't be "nope, not practical". Thumbs up.
When a large public-interest story breaks, they're also not above outright lying and making it up.

http://www.theguardian.com/media/greenslade/2011/dec/09/pcc-...
I don't have the link handy, but within the last month or two there was a story here on HN about a company (Facebook?) that determined it was better to go small on hardware. Which is to say that one or two socket servers were more of a sweet spot than 8 socket monsters, at least for generic loads.
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I also like that they allow comments and discussion on controversial stuff like islamic terrorism. If you read the stories on the Guardian or NYT all discussion tends to be banned in those areas in case someone says something politically incorrect. I'm not sure trying to prevent people discussing the issues makes them go away. I think stuff like that has led to it being "the most visited English-language newspaper website in the world." As well as Kardashian stories or course.
I don't think that's true any more; all the news outlets will happily raid social media and wire services for photos and have the pictures within hours. After all, in 24h it'll be old news.

The Daily Mail can do serious journalism when it wants to. But unfortunately that's a small fraction of the paper, and the website is a far worse collection of celebrity fashion marketing clickbait. (Note the combination of "isn't this outfit SHOCKING" stories with a big embedded ad telling you where to buy it).

They also do tremendously bad racist pandering at every opportunity. The only thing to be said for the Mail is that at least it's not the Express.
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> They also seem to be the first to cover category-B news

not for good reason, it has to be something like a crash of somekind (car, plane, boat, people), something that has explosions, or breasts, and always with pictures to cater for their demographic (I'm not even joking)

I am eternally flabbergasted by the fact they still have not taken this down, or corrected it: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-1296282/I-dos...
With logic like this you probably think the moon landings were faked too.
This site takes Gist's a step further. https://gistlog.co/
So we're back to the WYSIWYG HTML editors + FTP era, now with better tools?
anything for that money...
I second the "The Red queen" reco.
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You make it sound like an employee making one short phone call is a huge waste of the agency's resources.
The Daily Mail has a bad reputation with the Twitterring classes, but like every other UK newspaper they cater for their own audiences - it just so happens that you probably aren't in that particular group.

If Yahoo are in trouble then they need leadership to find an audience (and adjust their services appropriately). What better way than to rely on the owner of one of the most successful news outlets? Either that, or it slowly disappears.
You make it sound like making one short phone call is a drastic, unwarranted step. Come on, it's just a phone call.
And considering that they haven't passed a state budget since 2014, I don't see that happening any time soon.
I live in Germany and operate a company without a tax advisor, and it's a massive pain but I have my reasons for doing it this way and it is indeed possible. I do both my personal and company taxes myself, and spend extremely little on it. Email me if you want to compare notes.
The specific phrase that I was questioning was every UK citizen who has read Flemming/Greene/etc. Parent makes it sound like people knew about it from reading spy stories, which seems unlikely.
Basically for people who are interested to understand Relay/GraphQL's global node ID covers:
* What is the mysterious NodeDefinition interface?
* What is Node ID?
* When is it created?
* When is it used?
Whats the reason for the percentage of American brands being lower in the Bay Area, NYC, etc.?
Do wealthy areas just prefer imports or is there more to it?
While not 3 cents an hour currently Walmart pays wages below the cost of living. How do they achieve this you ask? The government steps in and raises these wages with a number of social programs (food stamps, housing subsidies, tax credits, etc). Cut the social programs and those workers won't be able to afford coming into work. Pretty soon, up goes wages.
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I know this comment wasn't addressed to me, but that's why my original question was phrased as: Are Lisp startups more successful, not: Are there more Lisp startups?
We do this in our project, for two reasons. One for logging (as you mentioned) and the other for configuration (compiling configuration into a module for efficiency reasons). The Elixir primitives makes this a breeze.
Seconding this for the lesbian community. For heterosexuals, sure, this may only be a hookup app. For lesbians? Long term relationships from Tinder abound (I say this as a lesbian, albeit one who met her wife at work).
They had the wrong Knox court verdict up for 90 seconds before correcting it. Seems more like a cock up than outright lying in that case.
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This is brilliant. What I was looking for. Thanks very much. It seems that great startups use JS, Ruby, Python and Java, in that order.
Actually, pension plans are pretty good when the company/government funds them the way they are supposed to be funded.
I still associate it with Crockford's JS series so there's at least some good will. The platform was always very odd (imo).
How is the template ecosystem going for Lektor?
Maybe your face is just uglier than you think? :)

Just kidding. I have the same experience as a man. I'm no George Clooney, but I have all of my teeth and consider myself to be "average" looking. That said, I get messages from women who are very unattractive to me (morbidly obese is common).

But I can't knock them for it. Maybe the girls that I message are saying the exact same thing about me. Who knows.

The problem is that there's basically nothing to lose by sending someone a message.
I tried swift a while ago, but the bugs turned me away from it. that and having to use xcode. I'll have a look into Kotlin, thanks!
Premature optimisation counterculture.

Also, when is M# / Midori going to ship?
> The fun part of developing in scala is that it supports multiple completely different styles and paradigms.

Putting on my management hat that thought fills me with horror.

For example pull requests become a nightmare when you have extremely experienced Scala devs using every trick in the book and producing code which no one else on the team understands except those with similar levels of Scala knowledge.

Honestly, it's greek for the rest of us and furthermore it seems each Scala expert has their own way of implementing the same functionality.

I enjoy programming in Scala, I write code in it (when I have to) but in all honesty as cool as it is we find ourselves needing to stick with Python, Java and JavaScript to ensure we have some sort of consistency between new hires and experienced devs.
I've read mr nice. He talks about buying a brothel somewhere in asia, and then later selling it when he finds out that the fathers of the women sold into prostitution liked to take their virginities themselves first.

But the fact that they were being sold into prostitution in the first place seemed not to bother the nicest drug smuggler in the world.
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The PNG is pretty large. I compressed it with tinypng to a quarter the size.
Are they really that successful? Total Mail Online revenue appears to be under £100m (although growing rapidly):

http://www.theguardian.com/media/2016/jan/28/daily-mail-webs...
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I think this problem is much bigger than people realize in the US because homeless women and children are rarely visible. Couch surfing, going from shelter to shelter. When I was three my mom lost her job (she was assaulted at work and pushed the man back). We lived in a tent in friends' yards, then in a park with a space heater running in out tent. We weren't tripping on the street but transitioning back to employment was harder and harder the longer my mom had no address. That was in the 80s. The 20th Century was about capitalism vs. Communism. How can we feed and protect people in our society? I think the 21st century question, with increasing productivity and abundance, is how can we NOT? I don't think small business owners are the problem, in real estate or elsewhere. We need a living wage, welfare. We have to be smart enough to make it work.
i wonder if the alcohol played an issue in his decision to kill himself. I know that people with some mental instability can be rapidly triggered by its effects. I've seen it and felt it.
Society can be quite fickle and forgetful sometimes when it comes to that sort of thing

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Umkhonto_we_Sizwe
I feel this is one of the root problems with Canada's scene. Young founders are simply not viewed as credible without sufficient "experience" (an obvious euphemism for age).

The result is that assistance offered to start-ups (via accelerators, etc.) is way too often in the form of finding "experienced" entrepreneurs to "guide" the start-ups, instead of actually enabling the young founders. The experience of a former low-level exec from Nortel, RIM, IBM or Microsoft Canada is generally not relevant to a start-up.

You may disagree, but I feel I spent enough years grinding it out in Canada to justify an opinion.
Bluetooth didn't work like a damn for music when the Hi-Fi came out. Spec was only 3 years baked, and wasn't in anything, certainly not the iPods everyone had been buying at the time. We wouldn't see an iPod with bluetooth for another couple years.
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XFS has been around for longer than ext4, and is used in quite a lot of enterprise deployments – and is, not incidentally, roughly in the same stability class as ext4.
I would mind and care. The Daily Mail is a sleeze journal. My guess is half the value would be unfettered access to email accounts. They would dig through all sorts of emails to find juicy news stories and photos. This is not a reputable or ethical journal -- they make up stories, publish disghusting articles and know no bounds.
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Horrifying! My primary email account is also with Yahoo. I really hope this doesn't go through.
I think the point is not the absolute size of the number (would you expect PhD economists to be comparable in number to most other professions you mentioned?), but the recent hiring trend. I think it's interesting for a few reasons. One is that tech companies have a bit of a historical tendency to make economics decisions without much input from economists. Another is the notable big exceptions such as Varian at Google and the generalized second price ad auction. A final one is the interaction between econ and CS in terms of methods, viewpoints, priorities, decisions. (Disclaimer: I've collaborated with economists and computer scientists at both companies you mention.)
As a Belgian, i can't wait until the British vote themselves out of the European Union. GCHQ is the prime reason. They and other organizations like them are the cancer of a modern democratic society.
To support this point: http://www.theguardian.com/media/greenslade/2014/feb/14/dail...

The Daily Mail are scum and it's disappointing that they're not in the HN banned sites list.
> Fuzzing is an incredibly useful technique for finding bugs in a codebase

Very much so. Even really common code has issues found via fuzzing on a regular basis. In the past six months I've reported NULL pointer deferences printing fingerprints of SSH keys, segfaults in the GNU awk parser, and most recently segfaults when parsing HTML files with w3m.

Most of the time setting up fuzzing is pretty simple, but even updating programs to read from STDIN rather than sockets is usually possible if you're careful and patient.

The hardest part is waiting for the damn things to run. Right now I've had a fuzzing session going against the text-based browser lynx for 4 days, and still counting. (Specifically looking to see if it can be crashed when converting HTML to text, as is often done in mutt, etc, via 'lynx -dump').
It was in Don Muang airport Bangkok fronted as a massage parlour if I recall correctly. [1]

https://books.google.ca/books?id=vT_TNsre6YEC&pg=PA318&lpg=P...
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Correct; the CPU and the end-point accelerator both must cooperate to negotiate the CAPI link.

Disclaimer: I work on this with some very smart people @ IBM. Opinions are my own.

When a PCIe device is in CAPI mode, the PCIe protocol is used as a transport layer, but the CAPI protocol rides on top, and hardware in the CPU's PHB (the CAPP unit) and hardware in the accelerator (the PSL in this case) cooperate to present the common address space to the process and to the accelerator itself. [1] If a CAPI-capable card's plugged in to a non-CAPI-capable slot, it remains a PCI card. If a non-CAPI card's plugged in to a CAPI-capable system, it remains a PCI card. If both sides match on protocol versions and the kernel contains the cxl driver, the kernel will switch the slot into CAPI mode, and the CAPP unit and PSL effectively take over the PCI link on either side.

[1] http://events.linuxfoundation.org/sites/events/files/slides/... - see page 13+ for some GPU / NVLink materials, and page 24+ for CAPI materials (oh - and I worked on the product who's data is quoted on page 29 [2]!

[2] https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/community/blogs/fe313521-...
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How big is the Google Earth database?
Well, it could also be "李８競". "8" can be written spaced as if it were an ideograph.
Why do you think that whether the UK is in or out of the EU has any impact on who GCHQ and SIS/MI6 spies on?
That article could have come straight out of an episode of Brass Eye:

> This is the world of ‘i-Dosing’, the new craze sweeping the internet in which teenagers used so-called ‘digital drugs’ to change their brains in the same way as real-life narcotics.
Why wouldn't daily mail just offer their own email service @dailymail.com? Surely that would be less expensive. I doubt there would be too much juicy news flowing through yahoo's email server.

Then again as you say, Daily Mail is pretty much a tabloid. I think grabbing specifics from personal email might be a little extreme. They might, on the other hand, monitor trends to see what people are talking about in general.

That I might believe.
I know no one in Germany who goes to a Steuerberater — everyone just uses the Tax software from ZDF WISO.
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> and you are less likely to drop inhibitions because you are hopefully not constantly drunk whilst using it.

only about 85% of the time?
If anything I would imagine they would be able to violate EU law even more without the accountability to Brussels.
They're not reporting on a shift, they're announcing a shift. Special interests, more than ever, are now going to manufacture the news and release what news they want to in order to pull the strings behind the curtains. Remember that the Panama Papers weren't journalistic in any sense. US corps make the most use of these tax haven schemes in Panama, but hardly anyone in the US was implicated; Nationalists and Putin were primarily implicated.

This isn't about democratization of data and journalism, and it's not about "everyone has a press"

It's about large monied institutions using strong news brands to provide news not for enlightening people, but for their consumption so that they can continue feeding narratives that people already believe. It's not news, it's programming.
Do you have some data to back this prediction? What is the biggest advantage over x86 server processors?