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That was Facebook. Again backing up the same reason why ARM didn't manage to penetrate Server Market yet. The story was about Web Server which needs not a lot of CPU power, decent amount of memory and good networking. When anyone think of low power CPU they immediately think ARM has a fighting chance here. Before ARM even got a foothold in the Server market Intel responded with an Atom Server CPU. It turns out the market needed a more powerful CPU then they thought. Intel came again with Xeon-D, with has 2 to 8 Core, and integrated 10gbps Ethernet support at a low power consumption. It was an instant hit and it is now selling like hotcakes. They have recently updated with even 16 Core. You can stack 8 - 10 of these in 2U Microblade.

Again when you take into account of power, performance, and other parts of the Server components, the TCO of CPU is relatively small. Even if you gain 10% of TCO improvement, you have to factor in the future roadmap of the CPU, as well as the Software development, compiling and testing cost involved.
It is provided by the operating system, but you can't just naively enable it by default, especially in an application like Firefox (which has a JIT compiler for Javascript, and therefore needs to be aware of and able to manage which pages are writable and which pages are executable).
A substantial majority of economists agree that capital gains should have a lower tax rate than wage income. There are lots of good reasons for this (fake gains due to inflation, the fact that gains come over multiple years, interactions between corporate taxes and cap gains). It really doesn't have anything to do with scheming.
Capital can move away from taxation much faster than labor, so capital has to be taxed at the maximum possible rate that does not encourage too much of it to move away from the taxing authority in question.
Until they went for these bloody 6-cylinder turbos that the formula is using now. They're nowhere near as loud or as impressive as either the v8's of the 00's, or the v10's and v12's of before.

Even being televised, they've got to jack up the volume to try and make it seem more exciting.
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Or may be with online dating pool indeed became much much larger?
I did read the spec. It's very very close to the level of access that the kernel has to a USB device.
Absolutely agree. I am not saying they are either wrong, or wrong because of this hypocrisy, in fact I agree with them regarding this issue.

I do think it is important that those who read the Guardians moralising stance on tax are fully aware of it.
Your Facebook searched? What do you mean?
You don't have to write the XML tags while you type. The hardest part about writing long-form technical prose is writing long-form technical prose. You can concentrate on getting that right, in the editor of your choosing, using placeholders for diagrams and layout elements. Then, in a second pass, mark the text up.
I didn't even know about this. Thank you.
Saving it in case some mod removes your comment. It goes to show the insane biases people have. I know Daily Mail is trash. I also know Guardian is as well.
There is a difference between being able to write off losses, and the rate at which gains are taxed. Not to mention much of that capital in fact > 90% of it belongs to a very small number of people who are not risking a thing. If you know that 30% of your investment will pay off and that payoff will more than make up for your loss, and you invest maybe 5-10% of your assets on that. You are taking virtually no real risk whatsoever. Employment can be lost, discretionary income is limited, and usually the income is barely enough for you to get by after all the costs of things like retirement are accounted for.
Had your Facebook searched? Does that mean they ask for your login and look through it, or look through all the publicly-available information?
Does it even make sense to use the simple categorization into genders here?

For example, is there any reason to think that typical 25 year olds are looking for the same thing that typical 35 year olds are even on the same site? Or gay people vs. straight people? Or ...
I agree, for what it's worth.

I carry my SW1911 90% of the time these days. I occasionally switch out for a Hi-Power (another Browning design!) or a Glock 31.

The Hi-Power is honestly a more practical gun, but the trigger is harder to make decent, since Browning was working around his own patent that he'd sold. My 1911's trigger is the best I've ever seen, bar none.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't multi-versioning one of the issues that eggs solve?
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Depends on if it's precalculated or dynamically generated from the full res and then cached.
This site mixed with Patrick jmt's videos tends to help me more than lectures.
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> "Let me give you a punchline: If he were to order that once in government, the American armed forces would refuse to act," Mr. Hayden told Mr. Maher. "You are required not to follow an unlawful order. That would be in violation of all the international laws of armed conflict."

Of course. This is totally how the world works, and, in particular, how the American armed forces act.
This story always remind me of this interesting study done on rats, where they found sugar more tantalizing than cocaine or heroine.[0] Take it with a grain of salt (or sugar, if you prefer), since sugar has some nutritional value, but this is a little terrifying. Look at the obese, particularly in the USA, and look at these massive buckets of soda they drink, breads stuffed with 20+grams of sugar, sweets which are literally nothing except colored sugar. The public desperately needs some education, just like how trans-fats were scared out of us 10-20 years ago.

[0] http://www.huffingtonpost.com/connie-bennett/the-rats-who-pr...
So when can we have stevia into all of our food?
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Maybe you should watch the show before you comment. Unless your "few negative marks" said that you are a registered sex offender your comment isn't relevant at all.

Also, "improving" your credit score by paying off debt with a credit card seems to be proof that the credit report system is broken.
Thanks! I had not considered encouraging authors to post their experiences, I will look into it.

We are also working on our social media presence. We have a Twitter account (@CompellingSF) but no Facebook presence yet. We're mostly relying on email currently, however, and that will continue to be our primary communication mechanism.
Right, I don't understand this and I couldn't find an explanation of why OpenBSD has rejected it, at least for gettimeofday(). I can imagine the following:

* The vDSO is mapped at a fixed address in every process, making return-to-libc-style attacks easy. This doesn't seem to be necessary, though, since it's a virtual dynamic shared object, and you can ASLR it just like you can ASLR any other dynamic library. Just tell the program where you put it.

* The vDSO (or at least the vsyscall page, not sure if this is still true) includes a syscall instruction, making it a juicy target for return-to-libc-style attacks. But for gettimeofday() you don't need that. Just include the instruction to read some dedicated read-only page from memory-mapped timer hardware, or run RDTSC, or whatever, and make your ABI such that it permits the vDSO call to fail and regular libc code might have to make a real syscall if it does. Or that the vDSO isn't guaranteed to be present, and is missing if hardware support is missing.

Any further information here?
Sadly I have to work in Windows at times. Context seems to not be the most supported Windows platform. (The link to the Windows simplified package is 404) There is a New Installer http://wiki.contextgarden.net/Windows_Installation_new which does not contain a working binary. The only way to find anything for windows leads to a tar file.

I still think there is a better way to do typesetting in 2016 but all I have seen are a bunch of smaller projects without much support.

Personally I would love a markup language redefined with built in PDF-X support and a simple infrastructure. Context is Ruby, Tex, and ConText. I find LaTex to work well (for the most part) but it is not very flexible but I found the MikText Package Manager as a big step forward.
Firmware update is exactly the kind of thing that shouldn't be allowed.
Can we just admit that we all know what the term 1% is intended to mean in context and not have this silly semantic argument again? There are real, important issues here and being pedantic distracts from the discussion.
Sure, a single small example looks almost (but not quite) as bad, but in larger texts LaTeX is basically the text-you're-writing, plus some control stuff, whereas XML interferes with everything.
I notice that bar/restaurant and online dating are the main gainers.

So, real meat market, or virtual meat market, those are the primary gainers.

We live in a very superficial society these days, so it isn't surprising...
The writer Ian Banks was very much opposed to torture and wrote that even if in some cases it could stop deaths (e.g. torture of terrorist to find the bomb that will save lives), it should still always be illegal. In other words - the torturers will be breaking the law, and should be fully prosecuted, even if they saved lives in the process of the torture.

This is a different way of looking at it than the usual ways of "it's all bad, illegal and should never to be used, ever" or "some forms are less bad and should be legal sometimes" and "only when there are lives saves should it be legal"
As soon as you have a mildly successful business, it makes no sense to do the taxes yourself, especially in Germany, but I guess, this is true in every country.
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I would argue that learning the 'basics' of intrinsic is less of a burden than learning a new C extension and modifying your existing code base to include additional new build tools.

OTOH, I like the idea of automatic lane width detection.
I don't think I'd call pacman minor anymore, it's pretty well known and is the package manager for msys2. slackware, on the other hand...
In the modern day the gatekeeping is starting to fail and there's "a metric shitload" of underworked lawyers out there due to the law school glut and wages are collapsing: http://www.lawyersgunsmoneyblog.com/2015/05/the-collapsing-e...
Yes, First design will be out this year. A simple Google Search should bring your lots of info. It will be separate die but on same package. A true integrated single die solution is on track for 2017.

Power8 or Power9 has better memory controller then Intel Xeon. More memory channel, higher bandwidth, and higher memory capacity.
Back when I was new to the internet I got scammed using this method on Runescape. I also got scammed on Neopets. The feeling of being scammed those two times as a pre/teen made me a lot more cautious and I'm glad it happened on the internet and not in real life.
A household income of $400k split for the sake of argument is $200k per person. You'd have a W-2 with something around 30%-ish withheld directly from your paycheck. Then, at tax time, you are smack in the middle of the AMT (Alternative Minimum Tax), basically only allowing you to deduct mortgage interest. It is way more realistic to discuss this stuff in terms of self-employed/small-business owners vs. regular workers. A "regular" US household income of $400k has virtually no chance of leading to that household becoming masters of the tax universe and stashing wealth offshore in numbered accounts like a James Bond villain.
If it meets the guidelines and you're seeking feedback, this might make a good "Show HN".

Guidelines: https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html

Might do better with a more descriptive title, though. The current one seems to be relying a bit on "if you build it they will come".

Good luck.
Yeah, temporary firms/staffing agencies are huge consumers of background checks, and they often are just hiring someone to run a machine/be an admin.
Somewhat related "Design and Implementation of CSV/Excel Upload for SaaS" http://www.kalzumeus.com/2015/01/28/design-and-implementatio...

Perhaps you can find some ideas there.
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Proof of Intel processor? Bitcoin people are going to have a fit.
The problem here is that there is no effective identifier for people. We currently use Social Security numbers, which were not designed for that purpose. We need to have a new national identification system. I think a good idea would be to have two numbers: one public and one private. The public number would be used to identify you in public. The other would remain private and would be used as a confidential identification when matched to the public number, a major PIN, if you will.
OP is probably referring to US, where doctors are paid a lot more than most places and "laywers" in this context has the connotation of a partner at a law firm, not just some random person working in the law field who passed the bar exam. Partners in law firms are easily and often bringing in 500k+ every year. And doctors in the US are generally making a minimum of 200k, with the average being closer to 300-350 if I remember the stats I saw recently correctly.
It's not very meaningful but in general thanks to outliers at the upper income level the average is higher than the median income which means you are underestimating the ratio of median software engineer pay to average income which means that the multiplier could be much higher than the data tells you. If you're a software engineer this is good news for you but bad news if you are an average worker.
I tried stevia for a while. It doesn't come even close to sugar's flavor and eventually I just gave it up.
This sounds similar to Safelight (now, I guess, "Security Innovations"):

https://www.securityinnovation.com/

They were quite successful with online security training, and companies will pay for it.

So my questions, I guess, are:

* How do you stack up content-wise against something like Safelight?

* Who are you, and what's your pedigree? To a big extent, companies buying security CBT are buying a sort of stamp of approval for their process; how does your brand do that for them?

* Why do security firms want online training? That seems like a really tough vertical to sell this kind of training for (big security firms tend to sell training courses like these themselves, except on-site, at nosebleed prices).
Yes, the cut has to be somewhere, but this may not be it. Some at those income levels, in those professions are still paying a lot for things like malpractice insurance and student loans – becoming a lawyer or doctor (and, in some cases staying one) can be incredibly expensive.

There has to be a notion of net income after employment costs (including applicable student loans) – that might get you closer to those who have the means and motivation to hide their incomes.
It's funny you say this, because I am a Republican pro-life lesbian. I have used both OkCupid and Tinder in the past, and I 1. Didn't find OkCupid to be terribly good for filtering out those with worldview I disagreed with 2. Liked Tinder more because it forced that initial conversation with someone, which I would rather have, as I am interested in their mind just as much as their looks. Best of both worlds. YMMV.
Just the other day was in a store saw a package of candy -- basically pure sugar + artificial food coloring. Big giant label on the front -- "Fat Free!". It is true. But somewhat misleading as to what it implies -- "this is healthy, no fats here, eat this".

And also "2.5 servings per package", while most people would it eat it a single serving I imagine, but hey, they calorie counts look more reasonable, so they just divided whatever calories they had, by whatever they thought is acceptable to print on the nutritional label and they got some value for serving size.
I wonder if it works under the new Linux subsystem.
> the reports in the U.S. is that they've kept their money on the sidelines in the current U.S. Presidential contest (to date).

They haven't endorsed a specific candidate yet, but they spent something like $400 million in 2015 and are planning on spending another $900 million this year. I'd say that's not exactly money on the sidelines.

http://www.politico.com/story/2015/01/koch-2016-spending-goa...
> How close does the literal fiber on Google Fiber get to a home?

The fiber is brought to the building.

> For example they could be using cat6 or heck even cat5e to deliver 10-1 Gbps internet the final mile.

Ethernet only work to 330 feet. Beyond that you have to use VDSL.
Software has to play nice and not request WX pages. If they do, the OS does as its asked.

See also, Theo de Raadt's recent comment on why OSes can't enforce W^X on userland (yet): https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-misc&m=145943630726937&w=2
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> which is taxed at (marginal) 40+% right off the top, with investment income, which is low or never taxed due to scheming.

If you think this is true then clearly you've never tried seriously investing money. It gets taxed on its way to becoming cash (capital gains taxes if you simply sold at a gain). Then local state income tax. Then taxed again once spent (sales tax). Not to mention fees.

Even if your money is offshore -- which isn't illegal -- the IRS simply has to ask you about offshore accounts. You'd be smart not to lie to them.
The Kochs donate far more to charity than they do political causes too. Really, if it weren't for FreedomWorks, they would not have much dirt on them. FreedomWorks is just terrible. Otherwise, they donate to Cato, Reason, etc.
> I do think it is important that those who read the Guardians moralising stance on tax are fully aware of it.

Why? Maybe it's important in some general sense, but it's certainly not important to this discussion. If, as you admit, it doesn't prove their stance wrong or right, then it really is just an ad hominem attack which has no bearing on this discussion.
?? The video started with a 3+ minute segment on credit ratings and how they affect job prospects and other items in life.
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Care to comment on the reasons for using ConTeXt versus LaTeX? I've been curious about ConTeXt for a while, but I fall back on LaTeX out of familiarity (and the need to use provided document classes.)
The major thing I took away from both the article and the comments originally submitted a few days ago is that nutrition science is too hard to create a one-size fits all guideline to what people should eat.

If we have to have a one-size fits all solution to nutrition however, my anecdotal guess is that the answer shouldn't be what we should eat but how much. Namely as long as people aren't over or under eating they should be fine.
Surely he could just email the Google engineers and they'll tell him.
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That defines a 1%er in the UK. On a global basis a much, much more modest income will put you in the 1%.
Now multiply by the number of serving data centers, and disk replication.
As someone who has shifted to a sugar-free, high-fat lifestyle (keto diet), I can attest to the fact that sugar really is the ultimate evil in terms of health and nutrition.

I've lost about 100lbs in 2.5 years... The only thing that I really changed was doing a Keto diet. I've learned a lot about nutrition along the way, and it's amazing how bad nutrition info was when I was growing up..

Common Misconceptions I hear/see ALL THE TIME:

1) Fruit Juice is healthy. It's not. It is sugar-water.

2) A calorie is a calorie... No. Your body does not process all foods the same. A thousand calories of broccoli will effect your body VERY differently than a thousand calories of soda. Yes the energy-intake might be the same, but the resulting effects are very different.

3) Fats are bad. They are not. Your body uses fats for all sorts of processes, and most importantly, your body understands and can use fats.

4) Sugar is part of a healthy diet. Nope, sugar is not necessary in our diets at all.

5) Salt is bad. In moderation, salt and other electrolytes are actually needed by our bodies (unlike sugar).

6) Lack of exercise is the reason people get fat. No... Most people would have to run 10 miles per day to burn off the garbage they would eat in the morning (think of a young adult having an innocent bowl of cereal and OJ for breakfast). "People aren't obese because they eat too much and are lazy. People are lazy and eat too much because they are fat." Sugar and insulin and the whole endocrine system play a huge roll in how people feel physically and mentally eating sugary foods.

So many more misconceptions out there... It's hard to find good info when you have Big Sugar, Big Food, and Big Beverage shoving bad information down the masses throats.
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> ...pesky facts...

Estimated budget of Koch network in January 2015:

"The political network overseen by the conservative billionaires Charles G. and David H. Koch plans to spend close to $900 million on the 2016 campaign, an unparalleled effort by coordinated outside groups to shape a presidential election that is already on track to be the most expensive in history."

"In 2012, the Kochs’ network spent just under $400 million, an astonishing sum at the time. The $889 million spending goal for 2016 would put it on track to spend nearly as much as the campaigns of each party’s presidential nominee."

http://www.nytimes.com/2015/01/27/us/politics/kochs-plan-to-...

Budget was revised downwards in October 2015, likely due to the unpredictable nature of the GOP nomination and the Trump "phenomenon":

"Billionaire Republican Charles Koch said the Koch-backed network of political network of donors will spend $750 million on politics over two years, a significant amount less than the nearly $900 million expected."

"He chalked it up to people not contributing the way they expected."

http://www.politico.com/story/2015/10/koch-brothers-spending...
This seems like a good way for servers to incriminate themselves for the near-universal crime of tip under-reporting.
Well, it helps when the next president says "it's okay, we should just move on", instead of prosecuting those committing those crimes.

Keeping government officials accountable for crimes is what will stop them from doing it in the future, not a sense of "duty", or even more laughable "international treaties" - as if that's going to stop a CIA agent from following a direct order from above.

No. Make it clear that they will be prosecuted for war crimes, and then actually do it after it happens. That's what will put an end to this. The same should go for abuses of surveillance powers.
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Clients are clearly doing some scaling. So worst case is clearly less than 35% overhead for multiple zoom levels.

PS: Sum (0 to N) of (1/4)^N = 1.33333...
Life expectancy is also increasing, so, maybe not? But then again eating 3 cheese burgers a day may work against that...
This is in response to the video saying that the fans love the cars since they are almost quiet.

When I went to my first F1 grand prix, I could hear the sound of the cars from the parking lot. As a huge fan, that gave me goosebumps and got me excited. The sound is a huge plus, and all fans I know love it. Yeah you need to plug your ears when you are in the stands, but I would take that over the sound of these electric cars.