skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
No one is taking advantage of those opportunities because there's no jobs there. With a UBI, people who want to just live off the UBI alone may decide to move to places like that, esp. if they're itching to "get away from it all" and live in solitude in a rural setting (in the case of KS anyway). They can't do it now because you can't survive without an income, and there's no jobs there. You can't survive on free land alone. Growing your own food isn't that easy, nor is it very nutritious (early farmers had terrible health and were a foot shorter than their hunter-gatherer ancestors; eating too much of the same thing is bad for you). Without an income, where are you going to get money for seeds? And how are you going to pay for other things like electricity to run your well pump, or parts to fix your well pump when it breaks? With a UBI, those things suddenly become possible if you really want that kind of lifestyle.

As for Detroit, $500 houses aren't very appealing in a place with a reputation for horrible crime, and where again there's no jobs (if there were good jobs there, the houses wouldn't cost $500). But who knows, a UBI might allow a bunch of young hipsters to move into the place and try to turn it into an art colony or something.
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That's what is in the shareholder agreement.

(some sort of majority rule that is)
I could see such a thing but in the server market. OpenPower (eg; Power8/Power9 when it comes out) could be damaging to Intel.
> Backed by etcd. Today etcd is a well tested and widely used consistent store with users like Kubernetes, Flannel (now Canal), Fleet, SkyDNS and many others. Building something like etcd requires tons of testing and etcd is becoming the solid go to for this category of distributed problems.

Being built atop something else doesn't mean it inherits all the stability of the underlying system; it's an upper bound not a lower bound.
Four Reasons a Guaranteed Income Won't Work
It's an empty tuple stuffed into an enum variant called Ok. The empty tuple plays the role of the traditional void.
I think your second point above is right, though. If this reasoning applies to pretty much any LBO, it has to be factored into the price of future LBO offers.
But all shareholders should have factored in the risk of this situation arising when they purchased the shares, should they not have? The risk of a future buyout-by-vote was always present. This scenario, I assume, was covered in the shareholder agreement?
If you're just after high uptimes for your email server, and your email server doesn't need to be anything more than an email server, and you already happen to have a need for a Unix server and a qualified Unix admin, then sure.

Typical companies, though, are mostly Windows shops and really are looking to get something more along the lines of an integrated communication/collaboration/scheduling tool like Microsoft Exchange or GMail.
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Every time i read news about corruption i check if Italy is being mentioned. This is how i found your comment. This is how i decided to reply that yeah in Italy corruption is a second state (voluntarily lowercase).
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Since we are asking questions, hope you don't mind me piggybacking, how does someone decide the amount they are willing to pay in such a transaction? I understand that you pay a premium for controlling interest and for the sheer volume of the stock you are purchasing, but how does one pick the premium amount?
Well the Devil's advocate view is that Mr. Dell orchestrated the sale to himself without giving the market the knowledge he possessed at the time of the sale. I do not know the details of the case, but Mr. Dell as the CEO of Dell is not a normal buyer, he is someone that has a legal obligation to the shareholders to deliver them maximum value.

The lawyers here would have to prove that Mr. Dell was working in his own interest here, and not in the shareholders' interests.
This is very cool! I do agree that installing java is downside :(
my experience with bug bounties

Me: here is a bug

Them: it's a feature, not a bug [fixes feature]
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Can anyone see how they use the data to form a result? It specifically says they do not poll & average the responses, but it doesn't say what actually happens.

I guess that might be the secret sauce, but can anyone educated-guess it for me?
So is this the building blocks for an in-house EBS?
The answer is, as usual, "it depends".

Your homegrown service is unlikely to have a 20 hour outage, by being much simpler. Whereas if you use any cloud solution at all, you become a part of a huge and complex system that is likely serving orders of magnitude more requests than your service. And that can go down by reaching situations that would never be seen in your service.

The flip side is, your service is probably peanuts to them. Should you grow using your own tech, you'll hit the same pain points that they have, in their very beginning, probably even during the MVP. They have already taken care of that so you won't have to.
Zerto makes DR solutions for VMWare based private clouds. IMHO - the title is sensationalist and probably an attempt to drive interest in private clouds over public clouds.

That being said the firmware bug could have happened in a private cloud as well - impacts would be localized to a company though.

Either way - public clouds are here to stay unless someone needs extreme scale in which case they'll use a private cloud (e.g. Dropbox moving out of AWS). But then they most likely may not use VMWare for their virtualization solution.
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What's your opinion on Unitarians? They seem to fit your description and have been around for a wile.
or that NPAPI is really old, and that oracle is discontinuing their browser java plugin. Do you really think you can argue that Chrome is a bad choice cause it doesn't support something that is deprecated?
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Well, Oracle has also deprecated java in the browser, so...
MHz/GHz is basically RPM in a car, not the greatest determinate of speed.
He has also delivered cargo to orbit in predictable and economical fashion.
Anyone have any insight on RTMP + HLS / MPEG-DASH -> WebRTC? Ala www.beam.pro (what they call FTL)?
> its a slippery hill that ultimately leads to globalist communism. I'm not being hyperbolic - this is the system essentially described in the quotes above.

That's not correct. Communism is ownership of the means of production. Nobody has proposed that the technology company be owned or operated by the government.

What's being proposed is a reallocation of streams of income. While I understand there is some vague similarity, these are not at all the same things. The crucial difference being that market forces are still quite free to allocate capital.
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> In the design world there's no real "qualification" on being a design expert.

Yep, but predicting the future of VR citing only a single video doesn't come off as very convincing.
There's plenty of bad decisions that a majority of shareholders can make, that a minority of the shareholders would be against, and which would decrease the value of the shares. But the whole points of shares in the first place is that one share is one vote, and if you want a larger say in the running of the company, you have to put up they money.

One risk when investing in a public company is every other shareholder, and in this case a majority of the shareholders voted to agree to the buyout price. Tough cookie for the minority holders who opposed it, but why shouldn't they bend to the will of the majority? Why should they be rewarded after the fact?

The precedence seems terrible to me, because as a shareholder in a future case like this, it is clearly beneficial to accept whatever buyout offer is on the table, and the immediately class-action sue the buyer for the difference between that and some fictional "fair" price. What happens if every shareholder does this?
Is there chance to run threejs on it?
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Not that i have any aversion to Roberto Saviano, but i would strongly prefer to see Giovanni Falcone being mentioned, above and before any other real (or so-called) anti-mafia warrior (anti-mafia means a lot of professional layers of "antiness").
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Think of it more as a hard asset rather than as voting rights in a company:

Through one reason or another, you and I both own portions of a house. I own 95% of it, and you own 5%.

I want to sell, because I would like to have the money. You believe if we wait a year we will make more money. Is it fair that your very much minority position could prevent me from selling my much larger stake? It's a house so chances are we can't sell it piecemeal (which is unlike stock of a company, but very similar to going private as a company!)
I was thinking the same thing. Just like the article said, the cloud is someone else's computer. So why do you think your computer woudln't have these issues?
It sounds like etcd is in the I/O path. Is that correct?
This is predominantly the reason why I've spent as much time in a lot of diverse languages, in particular the ones I listed.

Sure, many of them are the same C/C++ family, both a lot of them aren't, and I tried not to repeat the ones that were isomorphic to something else.

To that end, I learned Haskell well enough to be able to "think functionally" and applied that to what I already knew about JavaScript, Python, etc. But I didn't go out of my way to learn Scala, even though I want to.

I learned MySQL and MongoDB because I needed them to complete projects, but didn't make the leap to PostgreSQL or Couch because I could just pick them up later, if it ever even came up.

I think the point is, know how to do a lot of things, but don't get locked down into doing it only one way.
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Well, on my end, it would involve installing another browser and changing it's config. Not doing that, thanks.
Does Jetbrains have the wrong approach to TypeScript?
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I'm not looking for a job, but I tell everyone I hike with about you guys. Gaia GPS is easily one of the best $20 purchases I've made. Glad to hear things are going so well!
Chatbots are just command line interfaces
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Which is why NVMe and M.2 are a thing now. SSDs have surpassed SATA (and in some cases, even SAS)
Here's a userscript for searching the thread:

https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/19233-hacker-news-comment-...
I had the same issue as well. 2.1.4 it is!
I would love to get more information on this. I'm not seeing `:set guicolors` as a valid option.
It's in the sync() path, but not in the I/O path.
I see no intern postings on the careers page.
Can this ruling be appealed?
> It remembers all the sessions that were open and the directory the shell was in when Yet Another Rebooting Update comes through. Obviously the local command history is lost, but even just restoring the tabs, putting back their titles and changing back to the right directory is a monster time saver.

I believe Terminal does this as well.
Just to put this into perspective, only a relatively small number of people are eligible to receive the higher price: they must have voted against the buyout and jumped through some other hoops that indicate they were against the lower price. (They were forced to sell and presumably wouldn't have otherwise sold without a higher price.)
Realistically, all that building is not going to happen overnight, and likely it'll only be enough to stabilize prices, rather than radically drop them.
You try tell that to the individuals who claim we live in a "voluntary" society. One "voluntarily" pays his/her taxes. Really, once you start peeling past it, it's a never ending stream of contradictions and state double-speak.
When human beings can be defined by the rules and limitations of a chess boardgame, I will agree. That will of course never happen.
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this is not the right place.
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I'm using Atom (on a fairly speedy machine, VS Code has some solid plugin support too) with:

* atom-beautify (with rustfmt installed, `cargo install rustfmt`)
* language-rust
* linter + linter-rust (using cargo check, `cargo install cargo-check`)
* you-complete-me (but YCM is not fun to install, so I'd recommend the racer plugin, both require the Rust source cloned and installed somewhere)

Altogether, those plugins give a pretty good Rust experience.
Well, do they know the language, or have they just written a little code in it?

I don't think I really know a language until I've spent a couple of years in it, and written something significant in it (rather than just doing maintenance and tweaks in an existing code base).

This works in your favor: You read that resume and perceive someone who looks like a coding star. As someone who reads a lot of s/w engineering resumes, I see someone who's potentially making strong claims that they can't back up. Or worse, someone who thinks they're better than they are. At that point you read the rest of the resume for evidence to back up the claims; if someone claims expertise in a horde of languages and they've only actually worked in a few, that's interesting data.

I used to put LISP and a bunch of different variants of Pascal and assembly languages on my resume, until I realized that nobody really cared.

Just claim what you know well. Don't worry about looking good.
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