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Depends on the steel grade. I can't find any articles on this, but I only started looking.

Back when Japan and Russia were doing this in the 90s it was vanilla hot rolled coils, which is the bread and butter of the steel industry. Russian steel was almost German-steel quality and sold for less than US steel, while the Japanese steel was high quality and sold for slightly more than US steel but made up for it in its amazing quality. Both Russia and Japan were accused of dumping (which they were).

Also, the quality is important. Back when my family was in the steel industry Chinese steel was pretty bad and also very cheap: even with a drastically reduced price, it didn't sell. Their process must have vastly improved.

Notes: Japan eventually also started dropping its prices below US steel prices.

If you want to see if the Chinese product is as good as the US product look at the sizes of the coils: are they uniform? How is the plate cut? How is it packaged? Is the product able to stay wrapped in whatever banding they use? These are always pretty good indicators of the quality of the underlying product. Shitty product tends to fall apart a bit during shipping.
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> It's unfair that you can get to see a performance for $50 because you happened to get a ticket, but I am unable to even if I'm willing to pay $500.

The person who can only afford to pay $50 might consider it unfair that they can't get to see it just because you can afford to pay $500.
About Bedrock Linux: http://bedrocklinux.org/introduction.html

Curious about when 1.0 will be out of beta.
It literally only does this if you very explicitly tell it to. They're mad because their computer did exactly what they told it to. This is a simple case of user error, followed by a user lashing out over their own mistakes.

It's like being mad at Linux for letting you 'rm -rf ~/Music' it simply did exactly what you told it to.

I use iTunes Match across a myriad of devices and it is a wonderful service. It's sad to see a frustrated end user spreading such FUD.
... does this correct for non-Nazi Nazi usage? Like "Grammar nazi" or "Spelling nazi"?
No. The device only needs to be able to function on IPv6-only networks where NAT64 and DNS64 are present.
People with little life experience react this way to all things. They lack the imagination to understand what they discover is not new. It's common in diet and exercise. "Hey I just discovered calorie counting/keto/crossfit/powerlifting!"
The words "absolute moron" come to mind.
while the demo is amazing with all the possibilities presented, isn't moving interface elements around quite disorienting for the user?
If failure to pay property taxes means you vacating the property after government seizure, then you don't own the land anyway. Threat of seizure is a serious problem for a business, why not force them to pay twice?
"our users are stupid, just do everything for them"

Oh, it's worse than that: "we know better than you regardless of your intelligence. trust us: this new UI is better for you; this new media file manager is better for you; this new gesture is better for you" - forget all the work you've done, forget all that time acclimatizing to the last set of UI and gesture changes ...
What you're trying to do here is to project your hatred for Bitcoin using fraud as somehow representative of the ideas embedded into Bitcoin, which have nothing to do with that fraud.
Do you have more stories about your education like this? A blog or something? I would like to read it.
OxyContin isn't the only drug that makes exaggerated claims of longevity.

DHC Continus (extended relase dihydrocodeine) claims to last 12 hours, but for me at least only lasts 7-8 hours.

I've also been on extended release Tramadol in the past, which only lasted around 6 hours.
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This has gotten worse over time as well. It used to be you could mount your phone's storage as a mass storage device, but now (as far as I can tell) MTP is the only option.
Is there a reason he hasn't or won't spend some on the original bitcoins to prove his claim?

I don't think spend isn't the proper technical term.
I wonder if Craig was hoping that the real Satoshi would move a coin to implicate Craig as Satoshi in order to actually remain hidden.
At this point he's had a week of having everyone he knows hounded by the media. It might have just been a slip of the tongue/party joke he just rolled with and didn't expect to get this big.

When your every action gets a Guardian article it can be a scary time for anyone. Especially those who've not experienced it before.
True. We have reached this level because of our complacency, and not due to Apple inherently trying to be malicious towards people like OP. The vendors are responsible to have sensible defaults, but we can't buy their products, use their software, sign up for their services, and then complain about malice when the vendors are delivering exactly what we signed up for and agreed upon. I'm just trying to say that OP should focus his energy on being more self conscious about what he signs up for rather than claiming that Apple is stealing his data. He gave up ownership of the data the moment he agreed to the TOS. What Apple is doing is counterproductive and just illogical from a UX point of view (in my opinion) but they did not steal OP's data. The title is a bit clickbait-y in that sense.
News discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11623694
You don't know if he is a sad, broken man.

There is no evidence to believe the post reflects upon his real emotions, and since the man is untrustworthy[0], the post cannot be taken as evidence about his emotional state.

[0]:Whether he is willfully or maliciously deceptive is irrelevant. Even if he has the best of intentions, his behavior is still untrustworthy.
My life is slightly worse having watched those videos
A forum supposedly full of educated people thinks Isis, with this spelling, is a terrorist group... What a media brainwashed bunch we have here. Dear God... (shakes head)
I did that too, though in BASIC on a TI-83+. When I showed it to my math teacher, she said that I could use the program on any future homework and tests as long as I turned in a paragraph explaining step-by-step how the program worked.
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Yes but the bitcoin blockchain isn't just used for storing doc hashes
And what does this Wall of Shame actually do? Shouldn't the Department of Labor be able to fine them or something rather than just publishing their names?
I would like to think that an MBA typically goes much deeper. This article instead is pretty shallow.

It might suffice to ramp up your knowledge in the direction of knowing enough to be dangerous, though.
Given his history as a prolific liar, I find his post to be utter bullshit. Note how he's still lying about things he was caught at: "When the rumours began, my qualifications and character were attacked. When those allegations were proven false". NO - it was established (with confirmation from the schools in question) that he lied about having a PhD from Charles Stuart U. and he definitely does not possess 8 masters degrees. Not to mention other lies about having super computers and partnership with SGI to build more with fake reference letter (all clarified by company as false), etc.

Now, because he knows he can't successfully claim Satoshi's identity and in light of possible charges based on ongoing police investigation (fraudulent use of tax credits), he wants to dramatically disappear. I hope the authorities have his passport(s). His thirst for fame is unreal.
And it is a mentality that is spreading.

The whole "user is stupid" attitude was basically stated to me by a big name Gnome developer a year or so ago.

And his like seem to have their fingers in more and more of what lives above the Linux kernel (and are likely chomping at the bit to do the same to the kernel itself once Linus is out of the way).
>But seriously, sounds like a "good idea" gone wrong

Don't contribute to stupidity what can adequately be explained by malice, especially when dealing with a massive company who hires quite intelligent individuals.

Lock-in was intended, and then some smart people found not just a way to sell it, but make it look more acceptable even if they were called out on it.
Sometime between this being posted and now he has changed the homepage from an image to HTML, so I'm betting he's alive.
My armchair psychology says that the stereotypical programmer is physically small/weak, and may be unable to do much physical activity (I have asthma and definitely used it as a crutch in junior high and HS to get out of most any physical activity). On the flip side, the jocks in HS were often the cool ones. Think of the stereotypical football QB in any HS movie. Pretty much the exact opposite of the stereotypical nerd student, except maybe the QB isn't a total idiot.

I was told in HS that once I was out of college and had a job, it wouldn't matter how strong or popular someone was, but that how smart they were would determine their standing in life. Both turned out to be pretty blatantly wrong, but if you're told that, and if you're counting on that to be the case, it could be a pretty threatening thing to see that the jock who goes to Gold's Gym at 5 AM, tailors his clothes and pays a lot of money for a haircut actually knows what he's doing when it comes to programming or some other intellectual task.

Since college I've lost fat, put on muscle, started caring about how I look, and gotten married. The change in how I am treated by your stereotypical programmer is like night and day (for the worse), and the change in how I am treated by everyone else is just as severe (for the better).
And the forum account hadn't posted for five years before that. There's certainly no conclusive evidence that it wasn't Satoshi, but there's also no conclusive evidence that it was, and strong reason to believe the account could have gotten hacked because it did indeed get hacked a few months later.
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T-Mobile already runs an IPv6 only network in the US for most (all?) LTE APNs.
Perfect article while the Life and Death of Cities is in mind.

Apple could be a better citizen, and contribute a lot more than money to the city around it. If the company fully subscribes to shareholder theory, they will contribute only what the law requires. But Apple seems to stand for higher things such as design excellence and human dignity.

The company can contribute to making Cupertino a functional and wonderful "city". It is neither of those things now with its car-centric configuration and lack of enough housing construction.

The actions taken by Cook regarding issues such as protecting privacy indicate that he stands for values beyond serving the shareholders. Those values could be developed for the community immediately outside the campus. Apple's ability to design such great things and manufacture them in vast numbers indicates that it has the ability to address very difficult problems. Those skills could be applied to the problems 25 feet away from their windows.

The people at Apple might think of Cupertino as a source of design challenges, and start by understanding the shape of the city and the people who interact with it. Take a look at the aggregate data coming in from the watch, or hang out by one of the main stroads. Try to take a walk to various useful places some time, or get three things done in a morning without a car.

All of us have the capacity to be more than a minimal tax payer. Being more starts with noticing.
> Should publisher's work be free? I think not.

What value does the publisher's work add to the work the author generated?
And I get that, but why the attacks? What if in your scenario everyone who didn't believe went ripping through Zuckerberg's life, attacking him and being all around a rude person (in harsher words) and then Zuckerberg was ACTUALLY the lost son of the late Steve Jobs?
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> If he'd been a police officer investigating a crime,

Which means he'd have to have a warrant. If an Officer was "just investigating", they have to be invited or have a court order to get onto private property.

In America anyway.
That's what I thought, but I just wanted to be sure. Thanks!
I'm really not an expert... Reading more in details I see it requires some annoying stuff, eg you need to state what you modify. Looks like MIT would be better.
That's exactly what I thought... I was also wondering this whole time if he was just delusional and had no idea why he couldn't prove who he was.
I now know to ignore anything from plos.org, thanks.
Ask HN: Does searching stock photo catalogs aid your creative process?
When selecting a stock photo, how much do you expect to deviate from the ideal photo you imagine in your head. And how "fixated" are you on finding that "perfect" image ?

Additionally, if you could choose between getting the exact image that you want ("exact" being an image that at least contains all the elements you need, in aproximately the positioning you want with an "acceptable" color scheme), right off the bat (if it exists) vs. spending time looking through the average catalog, which one would you pick?
There's a link to some of the consequences:

https://www.dol.gov/whd/regs/compliance/FactSheet62/whdfs62S...
I think I'd add another layer to this: Charisma wins undecided voters, and undecided voters win elections.

~60% of the country (~30% GOP, ~30% Dem) vote along party lines. It's the ~30% in the middle that decide elections, and I'd say they go with the more charismatic candidate.

I think we'll get a good test in this election. I'd say Hillary is above average when compared to Presidential candidates, but Donald Trump has basically built his campaign on his personality. It's going to be a landmark issues vs. personality election.
If we want to follow the conspiracy theory path, then this is sort of a last resort trick that may work when you're building up suspicion and need a way out, instead he started the whole charade without actually being ever closed to be linked to Satoshi
what's the reason for him showing us a screenshot though?

1) so search engines don't index and remember the text? I suppose search engines only read meta data from images and not OCR them when crawling?

2) if one grants him deeper technical knowledge of information security (I don't) then you could argue he has done the image/screenshot after creating the text in his WYSIWYG editor then after publishing the article, ... so that he could switch off any backend cgi or rdbms capability to reduce his attack surface (from lot of people who are currently digging for ways to poke around his internet facing system for ways of getting in)
This is ~7% of Microsoft's annual profits which is huge for them. More widely, it costs little for company's to get these handouts, and the people handing out the money don't need to pay for it out of pocket. Remember,
Corruption is the default it takes care to avoid this kind of backroom deal.
The preceding sentence is:

> Either way, if you’ve used iTunes Match as a convenient way to free up space on your Mac by deleting your own copy of any of your music, don’t cancel your subscription in favor of Apple Music if you want to keep that music DRM free.

Given the reference to freeing up space, it seems like he is talking about the original music files within iTunes and not a backup.
This seems like an exceedingly small list
The parent's point is precisely that: The welfare is paid by the government, with money that it takes in taxes from e.g. corporations.
People talk about tax breaks like these companies are emptying the pockets of the state. Why isn't there ever mention about how beneficial it is to have the huge number of jobs these companies bring in?

Even if they paid zero local taxes, the money is still flowing into the local economy.
Why do you disagree? Please explain and clarify your point.
> what if he is? The dude is literally being ripped apart left and right by everyone and anyone.

Because he's the guy who, when asked for ID to prove he's 21 when entering a bar, shows a piece of paper with "Date of birth: 21 years old" sharpied on it, and when the bouncer says "yeah this isn't actual ID" the guy goes "WOE IS ME! IF I GET THIS TREATMENT AT THE DOOR, IMAGINE WHAT THE ACTUAL BAR WOULD BE LIKE! I DO NOT HAVE THE COURAGE TO WALK PAST A DOOR SUCH AS THIS, ALAS, HORATIO" and feigns fainting.
I thought the same. The image has been taken down, is there anyone who saved it?
All joking aside if the specific application used for source control is make-or-break for you, we need to have a talk.
I'm not OP, but I'm guessing they are referring to buro9[1], who posted an hour before.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11635184
If teleport machine itself dies during replication, you'll have an inconsistent replica, wouldn't you?
Have a preferred pronoun? You must be a smug imperalist!

How do these Hacker News users have so much time to write about safe spaces?
10 times faster with 50 nodes: Querying Presto+AWS: 44secs. Presto+GCP: 4secs
In our platform, we just let the developer call a function manually after updating the state of a tool. So it is event-driven reactive changes.

Yes, shockingly, we don't save those keystrokes, but we also don't have the elaborate dirty checking. The developer of a component is extremely likely to make sure during development that the update to a state has updated the view. Of course, you could just hook up React or VDOM or mirthril and it's totally complementary to what we do.
I learned something valuable. Goo lesson, thank you.
it could also be that gavin/jon are satoshi or know who satoshi is and went along with the scam so no-one would think they know who satoshi is.
Probably the most famous quantum computing algorithm, Shor's algorithm for finding prime factors, uses interference to arrive at its result, the very rough layman's version (about what I can understand! :) being that the amplitudes for unwanted results cancel out through interference. See http://www.scottaaronson.com/blog/?p=208
I don't know why this is being downvoted. Teaching a language to students with mixed levels of previous knowledge and motivation is extremely hard. The schools I went to could never manage it.

I learned English from Japanese videogames that had been translated to English by Ted Woolsey.
Probably possible with ND proxy if they add it in?

Good question.
I think there are few ways to answer it.

First, Satoshi solved a very significant intellectual problem: how to allow a group of people, who may have antagonistic members, to collude successfully. It is known as "The Byzantine Generals' Problem." What else does this person understand or have insight into?

Second, people are innately curious. Who is this person and what motivates him or her? Was this done out of curiosity or financial gain or just plain "because I could?"

Third, Satoshi is sitting on a huge cache of coins when he or she started the process. Is there any intent to use them? If someone could steal the keys to these blocks, it would a major "bank heist."
I saw the post within a minute of two of it going up and also read it as a suicide note. I reached out to everyone I knew and heard back indirectly through someone else that he's ok.

He's also updated his homepage in the last few minutes.

Despite knowing just how much of a manipulator Craig is I think it's worth erring on the side of caution here.
1) the developer doesn't "bring" business to the area, they are supported by their clients and are responding to economic incentives, same as anyone else.

2) if you do perceive them as "bringing" business, then it's only right to equally perceive them as bringing congestion, pollution, and all the other undesirable side effects of economic activity.

3) when does one ever "own" land? Property rights are enforced by the government, it's only fair that they receive compensation for that.
I just went to the page and as an advertiser I'm very confused. Who reads it?
States/Cities offer tax breaks to attract/keep the business in the first place. The Pacific NW city wanted to become a tech city and offered incentives (=tax cuts) many years ago for companies like MS to settle here. Successful companies bootstrapped satellite dependent businesses (the myriad small IT shops in area, like SourceDynamics Inc) and attracted in the area subsidiaries from big SV (FB, Google etc). The affluent workforce they foster spends their disposable income in the area and this benefits all other businesses in the area. And both MS and Boeing can decide to move to other locations, taking with them huge swat of tax paying employees and a myriad of satellite smaller businesses that depend on the 'mother ship'.

Here is a simple thought exercise: salaries -> area desirability -> high property taxes -> high budget.

I don't think this is a case of corrupt WA politicians being in the pocket of Big Business Co and writing off tax breaks for kickbacks. I think is a calculated deal in which tough negotiators for both sides reach an agreement benefiting both the state and the business. At 83.4 billion $ budget ([0]) WA state does not seem to get the short end of the stick...

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_U.S._state_budgets
How do people plan to test their apps continue to work when this change goes out?

I guess running the phone on an IPV6 only network and confirming it works would be all it takes?

I'm sure there are things I'm missing, what are others doing?
Unfortunately, two things can be true at the same time: JavaScript increases security risk, and JavaScript is necessary for a lot of the web.
It's no different from any other deployment really. You have a single actor type in your init.sql then when you send in queries you always specify the same actor. It's easier to explain if you tell me what you don't understand.
No, because changes are saved by triggers that run directly on the database. When the teleport instance is back up, those changes will be batched and transmitted.
Hi Chris, we describe CockroachDB as a SQL database because that is what we're aspiring to. The missing functionality (i.e. joins) is on our near-term roadmap.
I would guess that the majority of the angst can be summed up with the simple fact that some people get real pissy when you treat them like they are stupid. I think it wasted energy for strangers on the internet, but I can sympathize with the in person insult.
Or, a list of those who couldn't afford the right lawyers.
There are always hot tickets.

The industrial scalping market has effects all over the place. Good "Lion King" tickets in Schenectady, NY sold for $500 recently.
There is a solution how you can get both.

The German city of Wolfsburg, and the state of Niedersachsen have done it with VW.

The solution: You just buy a large amount of shares of the companies that are started in your city. Municipalities get a far larger share of the profits directly, politicians have an incentive to ensure companies are profitable, and companies can’t avoid paying for the infrastructure they use.
Some wild guesswork: his website used to disallow right-clicking with a message that said he didn't want to share his images. Obviously people can get around that but whatever, this shows what type of person we're dealing with on a technical level. He might have thought that posting an image would prevent people from...copying the text or something? Searching for it? Who knows.

Of course, now it's HTML again, probably because he realized his website was getting hammered on bandwidth. Which makes me feel a little better about his health and well-being, since being concerned about bandwidth implies long-term thought processes.