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Highlight, then Edit -> Copy.

But then, I've seen sites that break highlighting. Either intentionally, or accidentally, thinking people will share their every highlight on Twitter (I am looking at you, Medium).
I guess they might be also worried about the low literacy on computer knowledge among their citizens.[1]

More mandatory programming courses could increase existence of desktop/laptop in households. The reference I included says that most people prefer smartphones than desktops/laptops, and programming could be a good enough reason to make them use them.

1. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11758933
The Talos Secure Workstation is a libre POWER8. https://www.raptorengineering.com/TALOS/prerelease.php

Benchmarks: http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=talos-wor...
Personally I wouldn't care if every public/restaurant/whatever bathroom had a camera, why should I? The stalls aren't going to have them, it would just increase over all security and it wouldn't take away any of your privacy, unless you are very weird about people knowing that you too visit the bathroom at times.

Unless you are up to something illegal public cameras shouldn't be an issue in the West where we still have rights to do normal stuff
I think drauh meant to copy the desired text from the source view, not to reverse-engineer the page to figure out its behavior.
I don't see how a company terrible at managing IT will magically improve with AWS. Maybe they won't get killed as badly by EMC and shift wastage to various AWS services.

I'm not knocking Amazon -- just saying that you can deliver most enterprise workloads cheaper.
You definitely can't "see" it on this chart, because your monitor doesn't display it. "The wavelength of the Rec. 2020 primary colors is 630 nm for the red primary color, 532 nm for the green primary color, and 467 nm for the blue primary color." Violet is a shorter wavelength, 380-420 nm or so.
Android text messaging with Apple Messages application and it actually works
I'm confused by this post, are you saying that you think their request in this case for an exemption during investigations needs further explanation? Or is this more a question of "why this" as opposed to other things that would, as you say, be more effective?

"Ongoing investigation" is, in my understanding, a pretty normal reason for law enforcement to not provide information.
That comment only describes the video at the bottom, not the article.
That's cause the movie/television television industry is valued at 150 billion dollars a year where as the music industry is 15 [1]. Multiply the music industry price standard by their relative sizes and you'd get a $100 dollars a month which is about the cost of your top cable prescription for having access to just about everything [2].

Did you think they were going to get the same value for 1/10 the cost?

[1]: first google search result :/

[2]: more googling
So if you have business secrets, you will have worries... :-)
Silicon Valley Censorship – Facebook, Reddit, Twitter Are Editorializing News
Disney stops making video games in house – insiders reveal what went wrong
The average film is not in 1080p though. Many of those 1.7 million films are old independent films.

Also, I've never gotten close to 10GB for even 1080p films.
slight correction:

"click the 'Spin' button."

Nope, button clearly says 'Play'. Might wanna fix that.

Also looks totally sweet :)
Ask HN: How to hire freelancers outside the US (US based company)
Hello HN!

I have a functional MVP and made my first sale. I want to hire a freelancer to take help with development so that I can focus on sales. I found a developer from Europe, who seems really promising, but I have never hired a freelancer before so I want to be extra careful.

Is it too risky to hire from abroad? Under which circumstances would it be good?

I do not have any friend's recommendations for the developer, but the dev has a solid online reputation and the references provided by the dev are all positive.

My biggest concern is that if there is ever a need for litigation, it will be extremely hard and expensive.
select2 is a commonly used library for combo/dropdown.
Oracle Took No Risk, Wants Big Payday
And an IQ score of 100 in 1980 is not equivalent to an IQ score of 100 in 2016.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flynn_effect
> If you add a .bold class to an element, why would you want it to sometimes not be bold?

The problem is having a class called .bold, and then baking it into your HTML. I feel like many people arguing this have never undertaken a full-scale visual redesign on a large site. The designer comes in, and all the sudden everything marked .bold ends up meaning "lightweight italicized text". This presentational/semantic cycle repeats every 6 years or so, but I'm not sure where it's heading.
I don't have that many devices: The Vive, an audio DAC, a keyboard, mouse, and a wifi stick. The motherboard is solid (Asus Z170-A). I tried moving various devices between different kinds of ports (2.0, 3.0, 3.1) and front vs back, not much difference. Many of the issues happen whether the Vive is plugged in or not.

I think it's a driver issue. Part of the problem I noticed (before I got the Vive) is that the keyboard is also a USB hub and sometimes the machine completely locks up if I try to use it before Windows is fully booted.

Another issue I ran into is when I installed the Vive bluetooth driver, the Vive HMD camera stopped working (also runs over the USB hub). I've read a few other threads where people ran into this issue. Weeeee.
This is as if to say that meditation is anything other than thinking for thought's sake.

And so, to stretch further, this paraphrasing of what meditation actually IS, at the end of the day...

Is it possible for a person to simply "think" themselves into a certain states or flavors of insanity, or rather the more proper term, mental illness?
That only works for very simple surveillance. It has complete control over your hardware, and it can encode information that it wants to get off of the system in a variety of different ways.

If you want to firewall ports or IP addresses on the machine itself, obviously that doesn't do anything, so what you'd need to do is do it on your router (that you hope doesn't have a similar backdoor that cooperates with ME), first you'd need to know what to block, which is difficult enough, and then you'd have to trust that that information doesn't change.

But event then all it takes is for AWS or CloudFlare or $Foo to collude with Intel to get at your juicy data again, so you really would need to work on a blocked-by-default basis, which is possible, but not really practical, depending on what you're doing.

It really depends on what your threat model is. If your're a high value target to someone with a lot of resources, you're essentially screwed.

It can broadcast information via your speakers, and maybe even your microphone. It can encode data in the timing of your packets as they leave your system. It can encode data in it's power consumption, it can encode data in what it sends to the screen, it can send data out via bluetooth or wifi. There are probably more ways, that I didn't think of off the top of my head.

We have Free Software all the way down to the firmware level. Not widely available, but the potential is there. That is good.

But for computers that we can really trust, we need to go deeper.

looks up Czochralski process
What age much later than nine years old did you begin programming?
I think all the money that is to be made by docker is by hosting private docker images and deploying them. Rancher has beat docker-cloud in its own game.
...largely from him just peddling himself on the internet
Setting a javascript script to simulate a click should be enough to autoplay the video on mobile (on body load, click once on video).
Making the jump from Java to Python, and from Python to Elixir is similar to how I feel going from Common Lisp/Scheme to LFE, Lisp Flavored Erlang. The Lisp part is friendly, but learning the really useful OTP is the harder part for me. Even the funcional nature is familiar to me. I need to spend more time on the OTP.
Evolving a fit (and the link to eigenvectors)
Then refuse to use them. That's what I do.
No need, everything is compiled from source, no dhcp to be found, and the kernel's network stack shows no traffic - but the switch does. It is no secret that Intel ME does whatever it wants with the ethernet port.
This was one of the first things that made me fall in love with zsh.
It would still take over full screen display, which is clearly not the intent.
It's certainly not the high plasticity of the brain holding back technology.

It's the average emotional intelligence of the human race in a given area combined with the average EI of another areas. Culture/areas/whatever that encourage a high amount of cognitive dissonance will give way to a "contagion" that gives rise to lower EIs through double binding communications between groups. It's better if you start out with a topic that is highly polarized, as that gives the contagion some energy to feed upon.

You see this with Trump, as he is in constant disagreement with himself in what he says, which is dove tailed in behind whatever blaming remark he made when he first started talking. This gets the dissonance going in groups who are, in general, disgruntled about whatever it is they are disgruntled about.

Sigh.
Going to SaaS can be quite an issue depending on the reliability of the company developing the software. One of the company I'm dealing with as a reseller had the bad habit of delivering releases with semi-critical issues and even regression bugs, consequently with my colleagues we decided to act as a buffer, doing a pass of QA ourselves, and depending on the results making the versions available or not to our customers. Sometimes it took one year before getting an good enough release. Quite annoying to do this ourselves, but at least our customers are satisfied with the quality.

Now a year ago the partner decided to deliver a SaaS version, which made completely sense commercially. Then the SaaS became public a month ago and we keep encountering critical issues, like features not working, translation files older than the last on-prem release, or even impossibility to log in because somebody installed a patch and never checked anything after (and never told us about it either). But this time we cannot buffer anything, so they are basically shooting themselves in the foot.
If you treat it like alegbra, the average school kid will know about as much programming as they know algebra 1 year after graduating (i.e. nothing).

They can learn all the basics of programming by making a game of their choice (with some guidance to make sure they're not over-scoping it).
Where can I get the full source of POWER8 under GPL or another free license? I thought they were licensing it for money. I'm not sure if it's behavioral or RTL either that they provide. I know very little of it whereas I can download Leon or OpenSPARC of their web sites. I'd go with a version of Leon given Oracle is so sue happy.
This is comparable to showing me this and saying that Paint is a good tool for content creation.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EemkRXpoeEg

Ben is the outlier of outliers - the guy is a design genius and worked years at Weta.

Best of luck.
https://github.com/ptresearch/me-disablement/blob/master/Int...
I think the "Rails won" sentiment is that 90% of the time, when you talk about a "Ruby job", it's a "Ruby on Rails" job. Not always, but the vast majority of the time.

Now, that doesn't apply to any language other than Ruby. But this post might well be aimed at Rubyists exclusively.
There's no way it is on the same level as literacy and basic arithmetic, at least not for decades if not longer. Literacy rates in the modern world are close to 100%, near the same can add and subtract. Programmatic thinking requires much more effort and skill, at least right now, and that's why we are getting hella paid. It's almost like saying accounting or medicine is the same level as literacy. Or on the low end of education and vocational skills, carpentry or plumbing.

Not everyone will know how to be a plumber, a doctor, an accountant, or a software developer, and that's just fine. Most people should know how to read and count and that is also fine.
In the yoga tradition, meditation is not something you can just sit down and do regularly from the beginning. You are supposed to do asanas to prepare for breath exercises, and breath exercises to allow the mind to concentrate, and then the "meditation skill is unlocked".

The general idea is that sleepiness and sluggishness is a certain outcome of an unhealthy body, as well as anxiety and irritability that are caused by various body aches.

In the worst case, meditation can become a formality, just a checkbox to fill out, a way to spend an indulgent, lethargic half-hour, or the opposite - a constantly distracted, obsessive anxiety (which is perfectly fine and even to be expected at the beginning of a meditation, but not at all times).

That's not to say that meditation is completely off limit: the idea is to do a bit of meditation and breath exercises at first and a lot of asanas, and then gradually increase breath exercises and then concentration; and finally meditation.

But this whole idea that meditation can be counter-productive in some circumstances is not really alien to the Eastern traditions. They are not stupid and they've been doing it for a long time with an empirical, practical approach.
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http://linux.die.net/man/1/rm

--preserve-root
do not remove '/' (default)
> I didn't want to use rails anymore because it didn't feel like programming and nodeJS was getting hot.

> Wordpress is also something I swore off when I was learning because it straight up wasn't programming

> Python: Data intensive applications & programming.

I would love to hear your definition of programming.
Currently not. The limitations can be found here: http://docs.gitlab.com/ce/container_registry/README.html#lim.... We plan to improve that in one of upcoming releases.
I had no idea hackers were so into all wheel drive, at least at the time. The article's exploration of the main topic was of course fascinating (and full of perspective), but that little nugget of information was equally thought-provoking to me. Understanding and appreciating the engineering, maybe? I'm genuinely intrigued by that.

Also, I'm a hacker four wheel drive owner outdoor enthusiast, so I'll be discovering a penchant for medicine and a couple other interesting things about myself soon enough, I suppose. Come to think of it I do have first aid in the Jeep...
If I understand you correctly, and I am not sure that I do, I think we are in agreement. My point above was that no one wants to watch commercials. The parent pointed out people don't hate them, and I flippantly and sarcastically tried to point out that people do. However, regardless, people watch televisiont to see the program, so certainly they would want to watch a 60min program vs a 45min one with 25% advertising propaganda. Some people aren't aware there is an alternative, or aren't comfortable enough with technology to learn a new paradigm (typically >65 years old). So I agree with you here.

> Also, your Netflix answer for mobile is a non-answer.

Again, not super sure what you meant. However, I was arguing that hulu is pointless vs a dvr. It is all around worse (price, performance, convenience, reliability in programming & behavior) than a dvr box, except portability. So I viewed it like this:

1. Hulu has only 1 single advantage over dvr
2. The advantage is portability of media & devices.
3. Netflix too has all the advantages of a dvr AS WELL AS portability.
4. Hulu has virtually 0 value as 2 substitutes exist in the market that are leagues better than it.

So again, i believe we are agreeing ;).
Want to hear about an interesting project I heard of recently? Converting a Sinatra crap bomb into a Rails app.
For those who are skeptical consider this. Human females (and males) are reproductively capable at 15 and yet who would consider them mature and capable parents at that age?

On the other hand women have a difficult and increasingly difficult time getting pregnant from late 30's onward. And yet most women of that age would be very capable parents.

What is the evolutionary explanation that the optimal physical age of reproduction is so skewed compared the optimal emotional age of reproduction?

It just doesn't make sense unless young parents are not the primary caregivers to their children.
I don't see how the discussion around an open plan office is tricky. Simply googling it will give you droves of articles like this one

http://www.inc.com/geoffrey-james/why-your-company-will-bene...

as well as research such as this review of research on the topic:

http://www.lapa.co.nz/assets/NewsAttachments/openplanoffices...
Agreed, it's a good way to get network shows on demand without subscribing to a cable package.
> He panicked. Increasingly vivid pornographic fantasies and repressed memories from his childhood began to surface.

As someone with Aphantasia, I'm absolutely fascinated by this.
>Is it possible for a person to simply "think" themselves into a certain states or flavors of insanity, or rather the more proper term, mental illness?

Of course it is possible to think yourself mentally ill. Paranoia, various phobias require nothing more than negative thought spirals (not to mention eating disorders).
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I'm an artist probably in your target demographic.

Here's some feedback

1. Include some info about how it works for artists on the page. I didn't realize there was a video with an explanation. Also, fix the popup for the video.

2. Cleanup the links in the bottom section. They don't work right now. Also, the 'Sign Up Now' goes off the edge.

3. Provide some details about the process of actually pressing the record. Getting a vinyl record pressed is quite a bit of work. There are a lot of details that go into one. Bands are going to want to know what their final product will be and what they need to provide. Or are you not involved with the pressing at all and this is just a crowd funding site? If so, why should I pick you over an established platform like Kickstarter??
I'm happy to see some new ideas in Ruby frameworks but at this point if I'm going to go to all the trouble of learning a new framework I'll learn a new language too. A lot of the problems of Rails (slow, poor concurrency story, dynamic typing) are Ruby problems not Rails problems.

A few years ago there weren't a lot of great options but now we have Go, Scala, Clojure, C# on Linux, Elixir, Swift (maybe eventually) etc.
Yes, definitely this. And even before the asana and pranayama (breathing practice) are the yamas and niyamas (yama-niyama-asana-pranayama-pratyahara-dhyana-dharana-samadhi) there are eight rungs to the entire eastern yogic/meditative practice. The whole focus on "meditation" and physical poses by the modern western approach of $50/hr yoga classes completely goes against the eastern method of guru and disciple. There's a reason these things are meant to be studied under a learned master. What's the saying... a little knowledge is a dangerous thing. These practices were studied by students for years before they attempted what some people do in their first couple of yoga classes..

That said, I don't mean to discount the experiences of the individuals described in the article. I think it's terribly unfortunate that anyone has to suffer from practicing meditation and yoga, and also find it sad that they were unable to find a master to help them recover from their experiences sooner.
Iran could be the next hot startup scene
Do you have experienced engineers/developers who can mentor junior employees?
Elixir isn't comparable to rails, it's comparable to ruby. Phoenix is the thing comparable to rails

Edit: I don't mean comparable as similar per se, but that one set are languages and the other are web frameworks
A generation or two down the line, history may record that this was an important event in Japanese history. And perhaps, as you imply, that sentence in a history book will be glossed over by generations even farther in the future. The populace may not even know how their society came to be what it is. But the government, I think, is envisioning a certain future, and planting the seeds to create that future.
If there aren't people who hate what you're doing, you probably aren't doing anything worthwhile.
While I sympathise strongly with you on moral grounds, you might want to investigate your state or other jurisdiction's work-for-hire or equivalent statutes or case law.

An employer often can, if not legally claim fruits of your labour and/or thought, be a major (and expensive) pain in the ass to your asserting ownership of them.
Dude this is cool but I would actually reduce your use of the word "actually" by like a hundred percent. It actually makes you sound like you either don't know what you're talking about or like you're overcompensating.
You can suppose till the cows come home, but reality is that this is the first I've ever heard of this. I've certainly never experienced it, and I've had some fairly traumatic things happen far in the past. I found meditation helps relieve dissonance. It's not going to cure it, however. If someone's dissonance is strong, and they attack the wrong side of it, it's possible it could go south.

There are some Tibetan monks who meditate on dissolving chunks of their being slowly as they meditate so that all is left is nothing of them or their consciousness. They merge into nothingness. Other practices focus on merging into the global consciousness. Maybe the article is about someone who wandered off into parts he didn't have any business wandering in?
It sounds like you are just trying to justify your decision for Node. I use Node and Rails in production for different products/services. They both serve different purposes well.

"Going away" was said about .NET and PHP and they don't seem to be going anywhere, albeit they are less popular than they use to be.

Too many discussions on HN have this paranoia lurking around of whether or not "I chose the right path". I find it unhealthy, and find that the longer life of a product exposes the weaknesses of any language/framework.
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