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> NVidia actually care about research, researchers and the scientific computing market.

They seem to be trying hard to create a new market, as Intel's integrated graphics are now good enough for most of the laptop and desktop market.
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> Sure, what a better move from an organization that is more and more compared to the USSR than completely ignore the result of a direct consultation of the citizens

Are you talking about UK?
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Some countries favor direct democracy and think representative democracy is not democratic enough. Are they wrong? Please american overlord, show us the way, we so want to be right.
That's exactly why putting up this vote to remain or leave was a very poor decision in the first place. The drastic change of leaving the EU, decided by half the votes, many of which were very ill informed about what that actually means, is a giant political mess. I don't think I have ever seen such a unfortunate outcome from a political decision in my lifetime.

Going forward, the UK should look at the referendum as a very weak signal by the public. There will be no "revolution" and definitely not a violent one if the government looks at the effort and outcome of leaving the EU but ultimately decides to remain.
I think we should leave click-baity titles the way they are, actually. On the general principle that the <mediasphere> -> HN mapping should be "information preserving" to whatever degree is reasonably feasible.

So if the authors of a story are being irresponsibly click-baity in their choice of title wording... it would not only be remiss of us not to convey this fact -- we would, in effect, be covering their asses -- which really now, are better left exposed in cases like these.
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Except we don't have that, we have First Past the Post :)
What you claim such a high risk and costly endeavour that it's ridiculous to contemplate it happening in the span of 10 years. Organizations collapse long before they have such large reforms, and we're talking about a union of a couple dozen countries that given the opportunity for reform, would pull a dozen different ways with no consensus.
You would not get redundancy or scale and you would need to do offsite backups yourself which is why it's not recommended over cloud DBs.

Building stateless containers is good practice.

There will always be exceptions but it's good to know the tradeoffs before making those exceptions.
It absolutely doesn't detract from the article in any objective way. It's just a pet peeve and probably misplaced considering David Chang is also a TV celebrity in addition to a masterful Chef.
Thanks for suggesting this, that part was not clear to me at all.

That said, if you have to sign your entire net worth over to the collective for the time that you are in, maybe it's still "your capital" on the year-to-year timescale, but it's socialism on the day-to-day scale.

And I would also suggest that there is still room for coercion even if you are allowed to liquidate your holding. I was heartened to see that the option to leave is a feature. But that's a value that they would have to hold throughout every design decision for the community and the contract. It's one thing to say "people should be able to leave", it's another to repeatedly sacrifice other design goals to make it easy to do so. Where there is friction, it can add up to coercion.
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It was not decided that if there would be <60%, there would be another referendum or the other side will win.

Staying in EU is a horrible idea as far as Britian is concerned. If they don't have to pay to corrupt government officials of poorer countries in the EU, it is already a win (for citizens of those countries and for Britain)... but I can see why the corrupt unelected EU officials don't want them (or anyone else for that matter) to leave.
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I can't agree more on #3. But there are few other books which take a less mathematical approach and I have found it quite useful.
Just wanted to know, am I the only person who is unhappy with react ?
> If you're concerned over space: storage is insanely cheap, and is getting cheaper.

Depends on the storage context.

If you want to carry a significant fraction of your music collection on a phone, lossless is not an option. Lossless is what I use for my main storage (a machine with a dozen terabytes-worth of spinning rust), but the music is converted to lossy before being synced to my laptop and phone, and I'd rather have lossy files in these contexts (whose output quality isn't exactly top-of-the-line anyway) than having to juggle external drives.

In that context, converting the lossy versions of the library to OPUS (with master files remaining lossless) makes perfect sense.
Lichen may be a good next step for manufacturing more complex energy-intensive chemicals than yeast can.

There is a good chance that this discovery will be invaluable in 30 years time.
And for some strange reason ThePirateBay uses it.
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> The claim was laid as "CO2 causes global warming", basing on some correlation in collected data.

The claim that CO2 causes (or, more precisely, contributes to) global warming isn't based solely on correlation in the collected data on global warming, its based on results separate from climate statistics that demonstrate the mechanism which make CO2 a greenhouse gas (and which also explain other greenhouse gases, and the relative effect of each as a greenhouse gas).

There's a whole web of falsifiable (but not falsified, quite likely because it closely reflects the underyling reality) science here.
> chopped not too uniformly, charring only some of the surface, throwing in the same ingredient later in the cooking process

Yes! I do that stuff too. Making me hungry just thinking about it.
Some people keep both lossless and lossy copies around. It makes sense to have lossless backups on a cheap storage medium, and only carry around lossy versions on your phone. And switching to Opus for your lossy version would make a lot of sense if you're currently using an inferior format.
But it's still bribery and corruption.
It's not, the EU has said so multiple times.

http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2016/jul/21/may-gets-hol...

https://infacts.org/mythbusts/uk-wont-single-market-without-...

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/theresa-may-wa...

The EU does not allow member countries to negotiate trade deals privately. All trade deals must go through the EU, which means any trade deals applies to all EU countries. It's an all or nothing thing. So even though Poland might want to allow free trade with the UK, they simply cannot do it. It must go through the EU, and the EU has said very strongly that they will not allow it. Free trade means free movement. No exceptions.

Once you understand that, the Brexit is just even stupid to consider.
It isn't like a vast majority voted for Brexit; the vote was very close.

The number of people who would be happy with parliament dragging their feet would be pretty close to the number of people upset with them. I don't think that will cause some massive shift in voting patterns.
And none of that I would disagree with. We're not discussing whether or not the population should have ability to leave the EU via referendum, however.

I was referring to the tendencies of some to cry out that democracy doesn't work when people don't vote the way they want them to, or to portray the other side as "undecuated or "racist" just because your side lost.
I think it's the sales mentality - you work with the product you have, today, to get the deal done today/this quarter.

Not great for the ten-year plan, but those are a luxury of companies with lots of products selling today.
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I would really love it if this were paired with a renderer. As a knitter, I often want to see what designs knit out to without actually, you know, knitting.
Perhaps you didn't see their helpful post here [0].

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12144124
From the link:

"The spoof worked on the Samsung and Huawei handsets, but not the Apple and Meizu ones"
reddit's failure to attract different types of people is largely because of the way they use default subreddits. Facebook and Twitter start users off with a blank page and ask about their interests first, and thus, both platforms attract all types of people. When your average person goes to reddit.com and see anti-religious stuff or pro-some-political-candidate first thing, they assume that it's not the place for them and move on without understanding that the experience can be customized by subscribing to specific subreddits, etc.
In the same sense that names and titles can also be used to spread illegal copies, but by themselves they are innocuous.

Banning safe behavior to stop bad behavior is negligent policy work. Failure to constrain the effects of policy to its intended target is why people get scared about making videos on repairing Apple products.
might be relevant if your model size is large - two gtx 1080's would give you twice the gpu RAM
No, it isn't.

At this point, the mass immigration is actually unstoppable. It could be managed when people got information about foreign countries from state-controlled (or aligned) media.

Now, when everybody and his dog are on the Internet, they can see what life in other countries actually is. And want a piece of it. And unless you bring machine guns (and maybe even then), you can't stop hundreds of millions of migrants who just want better life for themselves and their children.
Are these messages really from SendGrid support?

Haha that's a great idea for a "dirty tricks" campaign against a competitor. Every time they have an outage, a greenbean HN user starts posting less and less plausible excuses with the aim of pissing everyone off. Eventually the real CEO has to get on and say, "We don't know who this is but please ignore them but no I don't want to say anything about our outage." Repeat for added lulz...
They wouldn't just say no we're not doing that, they would have another vote. Probably on the really bad deal they'll get from Brussels. So instead of the really vague yes or no of the last election it would be a vote of the actual plan--agree to leave the EU, but still pay them a ton of money, allow immigration, etc etc.
Yes, was it "this version" that made it better than MP3? I'd have thought the title would say what was new. Guess not...
It works fine for me; it takes maybe 10-20 seconds to solve the CAPTCHA.
Huh?

Yes, I'm involved in gaming journalism and have some interest in the drama going on surrounding controversies like GamerGate, Brexit, various political elections, etc. Does this affect anything? Maybe, but I wouldn't say that makes it disingenuous.

I've seen people smear others with accusations of crimes to try and get them fired. I've seen people sic their followers on those they don't like. There have been various obvious threats left up that should have been removed in a decently moderated community.

And these issues come from all sides. They're not acceptable on either side, but from my experience, a conservative will seemingly get the rules enforced on them more harshly.

I wouldn't say those comparisons are false equivalences. I'm not comparing someone calling someone else a scumbag with a terrorist threat. Someone who claims they want to physically attack people should be banned much more quickly than someone who merely calls a few names.

But that's not happening at Twitter.
yeah. makes no sense to use reddit and not customize which subreddits you want to see. i mean, the major point of reddit is being able to curate what content you want to consume.
I'm amazed by the amount of negative comments.

In my opinion, this is a great, well written traveling story, where no objective, willful harm was caused by the author. What I got from it was that a book should not be judged by its cover, it's important to try and relate to people when traveling, and violence against women is a horrible problem.

If the names weren't changed, you could say he was a bit naive (although the odds of this ever reaching Irlan seem somewhat small to me), but ultimately, he portrayed all of the people he met in a positive light that makes me want to visit Kazakhstan.

I think being in such a situation, out of one's comfort zone, gives great perspective on what really matters (although it's not for everyone).
Personally, I think they are wrong for very clear and real reasons.

I think protecting the minority is important. I don't think something magically happens at 50.01% that makes that idea suddenly better than at 49.99%. The majority does NOT have the right to abuse the minority.
It would probably be pretty useless for gaming over 2x or 3x SLI but depending on whether any CUDA work you need to do is compute or memory (not bandwidth) bound, it can still make a difference worth the cost.
Just to add, this is the creator's side. You can imagine a consumer side where everyone decides to put in X dollars like public radio, but watch their donation get equally distributed based on the content they consume. For both sides, the idea is to remove the profit motive from the platform itself, make it as automated and hands free as possible, make it fair, make it as open and data driven as possible, and to let creators focus on creating and nothing else.

And maybe just anyone who wants to join is good enough. By joining, creators will get paid automatically just by publishing content that generates income for themselves or anyone else.
The day we now see "compiled successfully" in the Command Line as the necessary "easy" starting point for frontend web devs.
I don't have any specialization in audio so I'd like to know how you can measure "quality"

It appears in some of the graphs on the comparison page. Is that just the closeness to the original audio sample?
The very first sentence of your link says "both male and female". In nature they have the ability to act as both male or female.
Sure Google and Intel don't have great executives that leave for other companies, if you exclude the really successful ones. /s

It's also incredibly rare for executives to leave these companies in the first place. They are compensated wildly; if they leave, it's usually to retire.
There are 7.4 billion people in the world. It's safe to assume you hold no unique opinions.
Why does the status quo matter? Would a 51% remain vote be more valid than a 55% leave vote, simply based on whether or not it preserves the status quo?
> but I can see why the corrupt unelected EU officials don't want them

Can you give any proof of those corruptions?

And, by the way, calling them unelected is a good way of showing a lack of knowledge about the EU
1. Head First Design Patterns - Didn't learn patterns in school. This book made a lot of difference in communication with more experienced programmers.

2. Pragmatic Programmer - A classic, learned many practical tips for day to day programming job.

3. Founders at Work - Motivated me to work on my side projects and be constantly learning.
This is what the article thesis should have been:

Nintendo's used to be a hardware company that also created some amazingly valuable software. Today, their biggest asset is their IP around some of the most valuable gaming franchises in the world -- Pokemon, the Mario universe, and Zelda are the big three IMO.

Unfortunately, Nintendo can't seem to figure out how to make insane amount of money from this IP without losing tons of money on failed hardware projects.

The author claims that porting Pokemon gameboy games to mobile would only be a bandaid, but even if that doesn't "save" Nintendo, I think it would actually be a massive boon and sorely needed culture shift for the company. There are great memes online around "Mario Kart Go", but wouldn't "Mario Kart with Friends" (or random people online) be great?

The Zelda franchise, my one true love :), I'm not sure how to fix. I literally bought a Wii only to play Skyward Sword and will buy whatever system is needed for the next game, but i'm in the minority and that pattern is an indication of a terribly unhealthy hardware business hanging by a thread from their gaming IP.
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What the heck is that terminal font?
I guess Assange would like to see Trump win - quickest way to bring about the downfall of the US
Well, executing according to the plan will lead to political suicide because the Leave voters couldn't be bothered to understand the economic ramifications, so they're going to be out of a vote anyway.

If a customer asks for you to build a building that will collapse, do you go for it or do you steadfastedly refuse your customer's idiocy.
That's very true. However, if you start breaking it down you will find that Scotland, Northern Ireland and London were strongly in favor of the EU, and the rest of the country were not.

There is obviously a strong disagreement on the matter. The humane thing to do would be to allow for further devolution, allowing Northern Ireland and Scotland to become independent and join the EU. London would be tricker, but Europe has had free cities before and could again. Or, perhaps Edinburgh could absorb the people that want to be part of the EU.

Any polity where issues split 50/50 (and America is currently in this situation in most cases) is going to be inherently tyrannical.

Secession is the humane way forward.
As a nitpick, it's not axiomatic that hungry and angry people commit more crimes. It could certainly be true, but it's not so self-evident that the claim requires no proof.

Also, what's the point of making a quantifiable estimation (your "90%") if you have no actual data behind it? Just say you believe something based on observation; throwing out a nice round percentage to describe your belief, even as a figure of speech, does a disservice to real attempts to quantify phenomenon in a discussion.
Other than a nasty eyesore? Good question..

http://i.imgur.com/2suYgKq.png

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It's a lossy compression, so xiph.org's free lossless audio codec is still my #1 when it comes to audio compression: https://xiph.org/flac/
I went from a compliance-heavy field where everyone received a second work phone to a laid-back, BYOD office, and I oftentimes miss the former. I didn't have to deal with a split environment, and I never had issues with contacts or messages failing to sync.
Making remote employees come in to actually work was the single best thing she did for the company. Unfortunately it wasn't enough as Yahoo fundamentally doesn't have anything competitive for employees to work on, hence the attempts to find that something with startup acquisition and killing off venerable old portals like Yahoo Games.
Women's suffrage (and suffrage in general) may be a good idea. When you say that the case for it being a good idea is as strong as that for a mathematical proof, you're discrediting yourself, since you're smart enough to know that political ideas can never achieve the rigor of proof.
I know you said preferably online but see if any library you have access to has a copy of the five volume set Modernist Cuisine.

Incidentally the guy behind them has a fascinating, and tech relevant, biography.
Right, and third party software is a thing. There are also plenty of reasons to prefer the simplicity of SQLite even if that means you have the task of managing your own backups.
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By the way, the keywords cloud at the right says:

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You have a bug in your code or someone is trying to bobbytable you.
I don't feel like I have to use every single feature of a language. I prefer C++ over C for: namespaces, overloads, encapsulation and user defined types. E.g. I'd rather write simple expressions for vector math than a bunch of function calls. I'd rather have the compiler enforce the type invariants than do runtime checks everywhere. I'd rather have my ids without prefixes to evade name conflicts etc. etc.

As for your proposal - why? I can already disable exceptions and RTTI with compiler switches. And is it really a sane idea to spin off a new language if you don't like some library?
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Iraq is a relatively minor issue that could be swept under the rug. This thing can't.
But that script tag would be taken care of in the input sanitation step. You normally remove all hints of HTML tags on input sanitation, which renders output sanitation a moot point.
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Also, in places like NYC where not picking up after your dog is actually illegal, you could have a very interesting time trying to explain to a cop that someone is going to come right away to clean up after your dog. And in the time it takes Pooper to arrive, someone may have already stepped in it, so employing Pooper shouldn't exempt you from getting a fine for the violation.

I'm finding it hard to see how such a business could scale up. If you have a car (which you'd probably need to be able to collect poop quickly over a large area), driving for Uber would probably be a more pleasant and better-paying job. How could Pooper compete for all the employees needed to run this labor-intensive business?
You're not really proving that these, or worse, things wouldn't happen without a EU.

Structural economic issues that span a whole continent happen regardless of whether it's in a single coordinated economic bloc or not.
Like somebody said elsewhere in this thread, this will cause actual riots in the streets, with people dying.
> It's waking up the complacent establishment who thinks they can keep shitting on the working class.

How so? Theresa May has just formed the most right-wing, anti-working-class Cabinet in living memory, while Labour are busy tearing themselves apart. It doesn't seem the establishment is waking up in any meaningful way.
Wow, you done goofed here. Where to start?

> However don't worry, this warm up period won't last long.

How long is "not long"? Your customers can't fix support problems this causes by saying "Well golly gee our vendor says it'll be over in not long"--in fact, thanks to you, they may not be able to email their own users at all.

> Keep in mind SendGrid will continue to attempt to deliver these throttled emails on your behalf for up to 72 hours

After which time...what? You'll summarily delete the emails? Refund the customers for failing to do your jobs? What exactly?

> Customer feedback is extremely important us here at SendGrid, and we have made these changes as a result of that feedback.

Sure, but you didn't warn the effected customers. Some of whom were paying you.

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You all fucked up here, and this is probably going to lose you a lot of accounts. Good work.
There is the non-standard O_NOFOLLOW.
1. "The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People" by Stephen Covey. Taught me how to be more productive and simplify thinking about productivity. One of the books I re-read every year.

2. "The Bible" - I am not too religious, but I am a spiritual person. I find the new testament to be a good blueprint on how to live a righteous life.

3. "The Pragmatic Programmer: from journeyman to master" - such a timeless classic. Just get it...
I think both of these can be learned reasonably quickly if you know a bit about C programming. I'd also tend to agree that GPGPU is probably a better bet than FPGAs these days.
"api" was just explaining that yesterday:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12140489