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A kid I went to high school with created this company Biyo[1] that plans to extend their service to many different fields, including medical, for purposes like this. You no longer will have to fill out medical forms when going to different doctors, no more dropping off cd's or usb's of xrays or other tests to other doctors. I can definitely see this getting to the point where you don't even have to go to the doctors to get access to your medical information. These devices can be placed around town to use like ATMs,and can even replace an ATM.

Your signature would also be nearly impossible to fake, and somebody can't just cut off your hand to impersonate you because that would destroy the signature as well.

[1] http://biyowallet.com
To me, there's a subtlety - though I realize Zuckerberg may not have meant it. One may believe that sharing is good and should be encouraged, while recognizing that there are dumb ways of going about it.

People were uploading their personal data, expecting it not to be completely out in the open (back then, FB was even restricted to colleges), despite the site being run by someone they have never heard about.

It's like believing that people should travel and meet new places, it doesn't mean you can't also believe that entering in an unmarked "taxi" in a foreign country in a high crime area is a dumb move.
It would be great for prototyping though. And of course you can spend hours fine-tuning the doodles to get a carefully crafted pin. It's never going to be the same because it's all virtual and there are no mechanical components but I love the general idea.
Nice!
This reminds me of my tiny Lisp Machine project:
https://aaron-fischer.net/tdn
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What is the incubation period? Surely the window of contagion is fairly small -- a few weeks?

Considering Zika is rarely ever deadly (has anyone died from it yet?), what is the point of a vaccine? Just give everyone the disease (excluding pregnant woman of course).
Since few people will find it, the response on the web page is

https://medium.com/@jamesheathers/a-lot-of-people-are-hung-u...

> A lot of people are hung up the fact that it’s possible to collect ages in finer grains — to the nearest month, or day, etc.

> Remember a) this is just a hypothetical illustration and b) the vast majority of the time, age is collected exactly how I’ve described here.
> this pays out $536.50 * 24, about 6.7 weeks of pretax wages or 12.9% of your annual income

um this is not true. I'm not vouching for this at all, I don't know this company and I can't coast for 5 months even on half the salary, but the article and their calculator says 50%.
> and only helped shareholders and executives

Isn't a large fraction of the US (40% or more?) shareholders? I am one, and I'm certainly not a member of the business elite.
The people in the DAO partnership are responsible. Just like they would be in a partnership that doesn't have a DAO managing their money.
The requirement of testable predictions would rule out an entire field of current theoretical physics. Not that I disagree with you (quite the contrary), but (almost) no paper on String theory would be accepted under that rule. Also, papers on pilot wave theory vs. Kopenhagen interpretation would come to mind.
Since /usr/local is where all the packages are installed and by default it is a separate mount point, this is a acceptable first step.

A ELF-header-flag to allow W|X on a per binary basis is in the works.
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Yes, and that they aren't giving enough discussion to the universe of situations and whether given that universe, the trade off of feature inclusion or exclusion is worth it. There may be a fitter initial frame of discussion for language policy than focusing on your situation. At the very least, if you argue broadly, then you should give a clue about why you think your case is a sufficient proxy for the general case.
It's those things left for you - which have been deserted.
many subs are irrational towards objects of any sort.
I'm quite proud of my shadowban on /r/physics for poking on obvious wrong assumptions :)
Yes, peg that kind of AMT to inflation.
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IMO elementary is pretty close without being an outright copy.

Personally I would even say I prefer its differences (except single-click-to-open) to Mac.

Edit: yes, I think I already sent some money in their direction.
Portugal has strong links to Brazil, as they both speak the same language.

Looks like this is leading to a slow rise in Zika in portugal.
http://www.reuters.com/article/health-zika-portugal-idUSKCN0...

Great.... I'm in Portugal! Dammit.
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You're not wrong.

Erlang solved a lot of problems of scale in very effective ways. These new architectures are solving the same problems in ways that look similar from a distance. This new(ish) approach just means we can use existing software mostly unchanged, while still getting a lot of the resiliency benefits of something like Erlang; doing it with Erlang means everything has to be written in Erlang. That wouldn't be a crazy idea for some deployments. But, for others, it's not tenable.
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You're correct. Users would direct the rage at Apple, and any technical friends they have because they can't fix it.

Honestly, expecting humans to respond rationally. Whatever next?
Very solid analysis, good read, completely bullshit free. But obviously not controversial enough to get many upvotes.
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But, they can be (and are) used in similar ways. I think it's reasonable to talk about VMs and containers in the same conversation.
So you can read the interface and compile against it, but not the source of the actual algorithm? Do you know how that works?
Why would they? The schroeder husband and wife judicial team make a healthy profit from these judgments.
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I very much want something like this. I'm skeptical as to how useful it will be on large projects. Every project I've ever worked in Visual Studio intelligence has eventually died. I have no hope this would work. But oh how I wish it to be true! :)

I wonder if a Sublime plugin could piggyback Visual Studio generated data. I believe VS now has the ability to compile via clang. Could you let VS manage all compilation and projects and dependencies? Use PDBs or some such to generate sublime intellisense? I've no idea. But something along those lines seems like it would be most likely to work.
Speaking as someone with Asperger; I think Asperger is not about having less emotions than neurotypical persons but more about the trouble expressing those emotions to others or even oneself.
It certainly tied the room together.
> CNC machining is fantastic for prototypes [but] it is not for consumer devices. Figure out a way to cast your metal parts.

Why is that?

I'm trying to build a better quick release plate for DSLR cameras, compatible with Manfrotto tripods but that lets you do a couple of other things (like attach a hand strap to it directly).

I had prototypes made in China with CNC machining, and they are of a very good quality (superb, even, it seems to me).

For production, injection molding is of a reasonnable price but the result would not be the same quality (plastic is a poor choice for this).

Die casting is too expensive for the volume, given it's really a niche product.

So I was thinking of doing short runs with CNC: what' wrong with that option?
What would be the reasoning behind dropping funding? That you can read the output of another country instead of duplicating work?

I doubt heavily that would happen but even if it did that'd be a good thing.

> It's my opinion that there should be a gateway and one must us their state ID or something.

A full, international login system for every person in the EU just in case someone else in the world might want to read a paper? That sounds expensive and complicated compared to just using the web as it exists.
I backed the Kickstarter with a friend, backing at the level to get two of the dev kits, because we happened to be living together at the time. After explaining that situation, I was told that I would not get a CV1.

I never expected to get the CV1 when I backed, so I'm not angry about that, it just sucks a bit to hear 'you are getting this for free' and then get told, no you are not.
Have you seen this for indexing ? https://github.com/Andersbakken/rtags
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Iribe gave the company a loan bigger than the entire Kickstarter goal before the Kickstarter launched: I'm guessing he had a bigger share.
" It's like the first pancake or waffle, usually not quite right"

Very much OT, but that's because the pan or iron isn't hot enough. Ever since I started first putting the pan on the fire, then mix my batter while the pan heats up, my first pancake has been as good as every one after that.

(sorry to contaminate the discussion with this, but I found it much more satisfying than I would think is normal when I got a process down that stopped me from looking like an amateur pancake maker, which is why I figured I'd share :) )
It is hard for me to compare. Last time I opened Visual Studio was like 5 years ago. This plugin would actually not try to compete with VS, as this thing is a monster and this plugin is a hobby project. :)

Originally I wanted to have some lightweight autocompletion for Linux and have added Windows and OSX support because people were trying to use it.

What you say about using VS to manage all compilation and project dependencies sounds really nice and logical, but unfortunately I have no knowledge whatsoever about how VS does this, so I'm not sure I can do this alone. However, I would love to discuss it should anyone have any nice ideas.
True, but this at least sets the incentives right to create a system outside of rent-seeking publishers. Journal editors are unpaid for the most part anyway, might as well make that a community effort.
Immanuel Kant came up with an idea that's known as the categorical imperative. It is best known under the formulation:

"Act only according to that maxim whereby you can, at the same time, will that it should become a universal law."

Have you heard of the Copenhagen Interpretation of Ethics? I found it interesting to read about: https://blog.jaibot.com/the-copenhagen-interpretation-of-eth...
The problem is people build a little widget that would happily fit in a box from Hammond, but they would rather have it customised at great expense and it eats into their profit. CNC is pretty time inefficient and expensive when you get to very large volumes.

The major advantage of CNC though is that if you mess up the first time, you haven't ruined an entire batch. You just send the new model to the company. With molding or die casting, fuckups can easily cost tens of thousands.

If your margin can absorb the cost of CNC - and for photography it's probably a marketing feature - go for it. Plenty of companies sell CNC machined housing simply because they can say it's CNC'd and people go "ooooh".
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1) Use a service like SquareSpace or Medium, no dev involved.

2) Use WordPress: just pick a simple, one purpose theme and avoid bloated ones (ie ThemeForest). It requires a LAMP/LEMP stack.

3) Ghost is an alternative blogging platform with minimalistic and usually well designed themes. It runs on Node.js.

4) Pick one of the many static site generators based on the language of your choice. They require no database and only need basic static hosting: https://www.staticgen.com/
I am a developer who works with one of the largest US banks and I would love to speak with you about what you have found and pass it along to the head of security in my office.. Unfortunately like others have pointed out you will more than likely encounter low level employees who dismiss you OR, and this is the dangerous part.. you may bruise the ego of someone in a position who can and should listen to you.. possibly resulting in adverse actions being taken against you. Do you have an email address I could contact you at? I could conference you in to my department and see the exploit you found(MOST banks share the same backend software for their online services so this is alarming)
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Yep, but I have unfortunately not managed to make it work for me. Also, I wanted to achieve really low-effort setup. I believe that my plugin, while maybe has less features is easier to setup. The user doesn't need to compile anything and generally can avoid opening a command line completely.

I would say these two plugins serve different purposes. rtags seems to be a machine that requires some setup and knowing what you want, but can do a whole lot of different things, while mine is simpler both in setup and architecture, but is of course less functional.
id122015 mentions something like Mac.

I'd rather prefer something along the lines of Mint Mate or Cinnamon, coupled with elementarys funding model. I sometimes send money those directions but once real MS Office gets available on something like this I would test it for work at next opportunity.

Also next time I work at a place that only demands a working IDE I'll go for a Linux desktop. (Last time I had that opportunity I went with Mac and my two last jobs has demanded an MS environment).
I really dislike this approach. Finding the free version is harder and the links are much less likely to be permanent. I've found a huge amount of data, code and extra material is simply missing now. In 20 years are you confident someone will maintain the same url and content?

Can you afford the open access option with the journals you want to submit to?
Please see my other comment and contact me, this is my job and I can get you in touch with the right folks without any kind of risk or BS
If your car gets hit in the side and you knock yourself out on the back of a seat, figuring out you've got a concussion doesn't require expert problem solving skills.
Oh okay, so it's just a volume thing?

Does it make sense to do metal casting for low volume (under 1k)? It would be economic nonsense anyway...?
perhaps needlessly to say, but I agree wholeheartedly ;-)

Personally I hope that when people get past the new-old 'sandboxing will solve security' trend going on, there'll be more people looking at the HCI connection instead of just saying "well its a user problem".
And now where did you pull that one from?! Citation needed...?!
One of the reasons for insurance is that most people do not have the funds to immediately take care of the costs that accidents cause.

If someone crashes into your car, you usually call your own insurance and they pay for your expenses so you can carry on with life. Then they get the money from whoever was responsible. Usually some combination of the other party and their insurance.

With taxis, it works similarly. The operator is supposed to be insured and their insurance will float the cash.
That's why they call it work.

Sometimes you'll run in to patches where development work isn't fun, but most people don't find their work fun.

I, like you, do enjoy being a developer but there are patches/tasks that come up that are definitely work.

Look at your current position:

What do you have:

Are you paid well?

Are you learning new things?

Do you have some flexibility in your schedule?

Are you being taken advantage of?

What are your goals:

Working on different projects?

Learning a new language?

Working Remotely?

Think about your goals and what you can change/do to achieve them.

Talking to your boss:

I wouldn't approach it as I'm burned out or I can't do this.

If you would like to manage someone I'd approach it as I need someone under me that I can manage to do some of the busy work, minor tasks. This will free you up for more complex work, sounds like you're having to do it all. You could transition into a sr. dev role and become one of the mentors.

If you're not interested or know they wouldn't hire someone under you, or maybe your company isn't setup like that you could approach it as I'm spending too much time on busy work and not able to focus on the more complex technical tasks.

Sometimes it's good to level up by changing jobs. But be careful of the grass is greener syndrome. Typically changing jobs is leveling up in pay and responsibilities.

Or you might just need a vacation or a hobby or more activities outside of work to be more of your focus instead of work being a major focus.

Good luck figuring it out.
I don't know, but all sorts of things can happen, and I didn't want to exclude people who somehow just have one or the other. (This is the kind of matter about which I expect not to be very knowledgeable, so I just moderate my language towards the "I don't know everything, might as well make it so I don't exclude people" end.)
A customizable single-site-browser with a few extra features like a quake-like slide-in etc.

I'd use it in combination with sandstorm and try to create some of the stuff I miss all the time.

I think electron is pretty close only it us focused on running client-side code on top of node js while I want to run sandstorm or generic web apps running on the www, or a company web server or even on the same machine even.

(Please feel free to correct me if I'm wrong about electron)
Ctrl+F patio11. What? There's no patio11 comment here. Surprisingly "quiet".

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Initial_public_offering#Quiet_... (???)
Yep, I'd be interested in trying to fund an open source gds replacement as well.
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https://github.com/kay-is/react-from-zero

for people who want to look into react itself without webpack, es2015 etc.
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You aren't forced onto this private unemployment insurance either, which was what was being replied to.
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Indeed a large fraction which doubtless correlates with the wealthiest. Dropping taxes means greater wealth disparity is built in - the poor get poorer because they can't afford to invest.

Why should you allow tax free repatriation of money that's largely accrued abroad as a result of choosing not to invest locally and avoiding taxes on profits with IP trickery. The only reason I can see that the demos has to allow such repatriation is if trickle-down theory weren't false.
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But does it say anywhere that it has to be a science journal? Isn't it enough for them to put the paper on their website to comply with that law?
No idea how it actually works but here are a couple of ideas about how it could work:

* Compilation is done centrally, you code against a mock or only the interface and the submit the code for test and final build.

* Or only libraries are supplied, possibly ofuscated.
Exactly.

Though, about the latter story (kid, clock etc.) I've followed it a little at the time, but what do you mean "turned out to be a completely different story"? From what I know it was like what it was reported from the start. And Obama even called the kid to the whitehouse later. Am I missing some development?
That "friend" is just begging to be the victim of one of the NUMEROUS exploits Venmo ignores.. Because they also refuse to take any sort of accountability when it comes to fraud.. LOL??
My grandparents lived in Tehran in the 1950s and acquired a good number of old rugs while they were there.

I inherited one of them and all of them are still in the family. They'll make great heirlooms for generations to come.
You can do the calculations from a different point, CoM makes things easier. It's only mathematically simple, not really objectively special except within a chosen context.
Any reason why you chose fastspring instead of stripe for payment processing ?
I have one of the biggest hackerspaces in Germany right around the corner, but I don't go there often.

People there are too socially underdeveloped. These constant racist remarks, awkward interactions and hitting on women is too much for me.
Just as a note to you: when I drive through Teheran, there are often rugs in the middle of the road so cars drive over them. This is how they are made "old" and sell for many, many, dollars.
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I think there is distinction between child labor and child exploitation for labor.

In my summers as a kid I have done some agricultural work helping my parents and their friends. I was hard but rewarding (also hitting someone with a rotten potato - at age 8 - feels like watching Hamilton).

And seeing the insane workload that some modern parents put on their kids for academic advancement - the line can get blurry.

There is world of difference between a small family operation in which the kids help (which is what was presented in the article) and work you till your fingers bleed workshop.

Kids have always provided labor - and misery there is optional. What we should look for is if the labor hurts the child or helps him and his family.
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I am far from a fanboy of any OEM but really thought that Windows Phones were some of the best things Microsoft ever got right... They just can not possibly compete against iOS and Android
That is totally orthogonal to what the parent said.

They could know what they are doing, or they could be blathering idiots. Or, possibly, their use cases might be different than another person's.

Whatever the case, by just saying that they "won't miss feature X", they still tells us something about them but nothing about the feature.

To do the latter, they'd have to up their argumentation.
I think the rumor has some merit though.

Apple now have their own mapping effort similar to Google and I remember watching a video at a Google sponsored event where it was mentioned that for self-driving cars to be viable, you first need a mapping solution which Google had been building for several years as Google Maps.
It's not just Apple vs startups. Large customers like Apple or Samsung have big advantages over smaller phone manufacturers.

Apple can always call Foxconn and tell them that they want even this barely visible detail fixed. Foxconn comes up with number for changes in the manufacturing processes ($10 million for better tooling for example) and it's done. Small manufacturers who have low margins can't justify similar attention to detail.
>I can understand that there is probably a problem related to ARC and garbage collection.

I don't think so, since Objective-C also uses ARC and is very dynamic. I'd say the typesystem/runtime of Swift might have more to do with it.
Definitely Not. Me likewise. Something does change when you have kids, it's not just exclusive to the mothers, us fathers get it too.
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>Kind of reminds me of the old slogan from the anti-nuclear movement in Germany: "Atomkraft, Nein Danke! Strom kommt aus der Steckdose". (We don't need no stinkin' nuclear power, electricity comes out of the wall socket)

Sounds like a hoax slogan (possible from anti-anti-nuclearists). The one I remember was "Atomkraft, Nein Danke!" by itself.
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Have you actually published a paper ? You (the researcher) don't earn money from the publication of one.
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I would be happy with the Xerox PARC developer experience becoming mainstream, instead of people insisting in replaying a PDP-11 developer experience on their hexacore workstation with 16 GB and 2 GB GPGPU and the insistence of relying on programming languages that were already known as unsafe in early 70's for our IT infrastructure.
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