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You seem to have the right idea :)

My problem with freelance work was mostly, that I started it when I wanted freedom, but don't lose any safety.

Like, freedom to work where I want and when I want, but the safety of a steady income.

Often this led me to getting permanent contracts with my customers, which started my freelance career, but when they thought now they need a inhouse person for what I do, they simply dropped me. Which was okay, but then I had to search for new customers after years of not doing customer acquisition.

Now I want to do this the right way, but don't know where to start.
Corruption is a problem in every nation. Has any country found a way to curb it yet? I dont know of any examples, but everyone knows dozens of examples of countries whose governments were bought and sold years ago.
I know as developers we try to solve everything ourselves or with google, but did you try contacting support ... sometimes things just break.
I've noticed it's only the Humble Indie Bundles specifically that all the games have Linux versions. I've also noticed that they don't happen as often as they used to.
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The Humble Indie Bundle usually has all games available on all three major desktop OS'es as a matter of rule.

In addition to this, they are now offering a lot of other bundles as well, such as ebook bundles or bundles with games from a single developer. The latter often include Windows-only games.
You can't be arrested for telling someone the street address of a crack house. Why is this different?
See How It Flies at https://www.av8n.com/how/ seems massive but it's written in a captivating way.

Basically in a wing, there's overpressure on the bottom and underpressure at the top. This is all good. But it causes a problem at the wingtip, the air escapes and goes from bottom to top. The tip vortex. Does not contribute to lift, causes drag, so is bad.

So you can put a vertical winglet there to diminish the tip vortex, or to extract thrust from it. Or you can extend the wing but make it have a lower angle of attack near the tip, again extracting thrust, basically a horizontal winglet if you will.

Then there's the issue of stability. A plane is stable when, if you increase the angle of attack, the rearward lifting surfaces have more increase in negative nose down moment than the positive nose up moment of the forward lifting surfaces. So the aircraft tends to correct itself (move back to lower angle of attack).

In an ordinary plane it means a wing near the center of gravity and a tail with a lower angle of set incidence far behind.

In a canard, the center of gravity must be between the wings and the front wing must be set in a higher incidence.

In a flying wing it means sweepback and twist: the outer portion of the wing must act as a tail. The outer portion must be twisted nose down so it has a lower angle of incidence.

Flying wing design is harder since there are more functions it must do than in a more conventional plane.

That is a really really short version of it. It didn't mention positive moment airfoils etc.
Well, we can call CentOS an opensource packaged version of RHEL (binaries not only SRPMS) by Red Hat. CentOS is now (two years iirc) a Red Hat project

I love GitLab, and I hope that some day there will be only one version. as Red Hat saw the light supporting CentOS, maybe GitLab could be able someday to see that enterprises will still pay with only one version
The downvoting behaviour so predictable.
The irony of a controlling agent, hating the idea of beeing controllable.
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Old account that only posts NVIDIA links, who's only comment is this one. No one was "actually speechless" about your sales pitch for a GPU slightly better than the last one.
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? We're not talking about any units, we're talking about numbers. There are 3^4 squares in a Sudoku puzzle. You don't need a hypercube or any unit of measurement to see that's true.
Yes, but it still threw the error.
If your client is DHT enabled you often don't need the tracker list, just the content hash is sufficient.
Previous discussion on the arrest/takedown:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12132849

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12142532
Until this is out there, this can be safely ignored

Also, it needs a Xeon processor. You can plug the nVidia card wherever you want
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Ok, I thought that was probably the answer (stick with V2 for now) but I didn't want to build out on that and then have it discontinued, thank you!
I'll believe it when we actually get some real world benchmarks with these. Knight's corner was also overhyped quite a bit by Intel's peak performance claims - mainly because the tools just weren't nearly on the same level as Nvidia's.

To really make use of this kind of hardware, the compiler is just the start. You need debuggers, profilers, MPI integration, and, last but not least, a sensible programming model in the first place. Nvidia has been pushing that stack for close to 10 years now.
Is there a possibility of someone actually making a stable, long-term KAT mirror / follow-up without getting busted like the original one?
To me, the site looks and behaves in a manner that reminds me of email harvesters. My suggestion is to remove the sign up element and just deliver the content if the goal is feedback on the application.

Good luck.
Black Lives Matter is not a terrorist organization, please take your racist opinion back to reddit
Kudos to facebook for resisting the government of brazil but why would they help the U.S. government nail media pirates and not help another government nail terrorists? This does not add up.
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maybe for the mobile version (flutter is early stage, so i didn't expect Google to use Dart there [https://flutter.io/]. The last mobile webapp i worked on was just replaced with a native version which runs smoother, so i guess native development beats webdev at the moment).
How about with the web version for desktop?
The announcement showed advanced ui-elements: [https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/GRV687LnnWpFCpPcQ6vxjd_kEQ...]
So a primitiv result there would indeed be a disappointment.
It might still be work in progress. I guess they started 4 month ago with the rewrite?!
In the San Bernardino case they did not, due to FBI meddling, have a way into the phone anymore.

In this case, they had the purchase records of the individual:

Der-Yeghiayan was able to link the email address found in the
WHOIS lookup to an Apple email address that Vaulin purportedly
used to operate KAT. It's this Apple account that appears to
tie all of pieces of Vaulin's alleged involvement together.

On July 31st 2015, records provided by Apple show that the
me.com account was used to purchase something on iTunes. The
logs show that the same IP address was used on the same day to
access the KAT Facebook page. After KAT began accepting Bitcoin
donations in 2012, $72,767 was moved into a Coinbase account in
Vaulin's name. That Bitcoin wallet was registered with the same
me.com email address.

Tying the email address to the person. That's what was used. A purchase record tying the email address and the IP address together. Paired with the concurrent access to the KAT Facebook account. It doesn't matter what email provider he'd been using. It was the simultaneous access from the same IP to two different accounts. One his personal and one his business that the investigators needed. It may have been harder if it hadn't been Apple (or another US provider), but not impossible, just find other services that that email address was connected to.
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I don't have enough knowledge in this area to say if the current regulations have done any good, but I'm sure there are legitimate reasons for those regulations in many cases.

But my problem isn't really with freedom in the medical field, I can support that if it really saves more lives. What I don't agree with is the way you propose to make this freedom happen. Determining who is worth saving and who is not by the amount of money they have is something I can't support, and it's what would happen with a free market approach. You say that is the only way to achieve what you want, but I don't believe so. We could increase public funding, for example.

By the way, have you looked into getting what you need from abroad?
Heh, fair enough, esoteric doesn't mean what I thought it meant. I was going for something like "unusual" or "non-standard".
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I think it's that's a very good rate of growth for a new service. The scaling challenges alone are not obvious and slowly taking up market share is the safer thing to do. If I was an investor seeing these growth rates, I'd be really happy as long as it keeps up and only plateaus when the goal is reached.
Generally, for an unfamiliar problem domain, you just try to do it how you can and if it feels hard - try to come up with another way to do it until it doesn't.

For an intermediate level programmer there is unlikely to exist a problem domain where you are proficient enough to just read the sources and understand how everything works right away. Everything is pretty much new and unfamiliar. So, you'll need a good high level view on how everything works, step by step. Go with a call tracer. It would take some time to get it to work, but even with that there is nothing, that could beat it in efficiency of digging into a new codebase.
The CC license used for stack overflow content is horrible. I have asked multiple lawyers what it means for cut-and-pasted code, and have yet to recieve a clear a definitive answer

- is it viral when compiled into a binary, or when used in scripts?

- how to attribute?
>Machine learning may be part of mainstream consumer applications in 5 years.

It doesn't seem likely since the Titan X pulls 250 watts. Maybe if we get asics for deep learning which consume less power; and a lot of research is done on deforesting trained networks so users can compute classifications more cost effectively, then sure.
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If I were in your shoes, I'd find something I'm passionate about and build a business around it, especially with your knowledge of business administration. At 29 you've reached your prime :). I wouldn't go back to school and get more student loan debt because I could learn whatever I want for free from Kahn academy, or from all the videos put on line by Stanford and MIT, and I wouldn't work for peanuts in somebody else's office, but might consider an offer with a lot of equity. (Sorry for my dumb opinions. I'm just hoping to keep this thread alive long enough for someone smarter than me to join in.)
Beware when this happened to The Pirate Bay some clone sites were fake and served malware.

But some are legit as well and scraped the database and torrents in case it went down.
People like me probably don't help. I have a large number of games in my Steam library, and quite a few work in Linux. I'd gladly use Linux for all my computing, but there are just enough Windows-only games that I play regularly to make me keep Windows, and laziness makes me stay on Windows most of the time.
There are more than two options in conservative biology as well. [1]

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hermaphrodite
Personal problems, communication failures, and organizational issues are often reflected in code and technical choices. For example:

- Something gets rewritten because requirements were lost or misunderstood.

- The same error is repeated after being corrected.

- A component is revised or eliminated, after having been developed too early based on guesswork and speculation.

- Developer A commonly reverts developer B's code changes without explaining the reasons (or with insults).

- There has been a messy, error-ridden merge between the clearly independent developments of two sub-teams.

- In source code control, commits are allowed to lack a good description; only a few true believers "waste time" with messages nobody reads.

- Unit tests for something that is approaching release were last modified, and left about 15% complete, six months ago.

- After employee X left the company (or when the project devolved into crunch mode, or some other excuse) automation of builds, tests, releases etc. started to rot.
The linked article says that it is a German spelling of medieval Italian _censo_, meaning squared.
Mods are one of the reasons why the site is dying. Huge threads and valuable posts are constantly being deleted because a mod sees a few worthless comments and nukes everything instead of letting the community use the built-in vote mechanism to push these posts to the bottom of the site.
First check if you treat yourself like a machine or an animal, that needs maintenance. You can search for similar threads here, you will always find the typical answers: Enough sleep? Good food? Exercise? Social interaction?

Once you have all that covered I would take a step back and get some vacation. You seem to already have an idea what you want to do, so that is good. Maybe try to specify it a bit more and lay out the steps to get there.

One of these steps could be going back to school. If you are not sure whether you want to take a step, I would go like this:

1. List alternatives

2. Order by likelihood of success

3. Take first you think you can do and still stay sane. You have to know yourself whether or not you are a person that can take on debt and likes to go to school.
I think the first one is saying "destroy active sessions when a user attempts to change their password" and the second one is saying "destroy active sessions when the user succeeds in changing their password."
Why couldn't he go get a GED? Most colleges accept those, and lots of homeschoolers go to college.
Not currently but it's on the roadmap.
This is not only cool scientifically but inspiring because of the discoverer's life story.
It may be too easy to look at this and be appreciative of the humanity and 'wiggle room' if one should be the person to benefit from it. Would a local be afforded the same wiggle room?

Recently, I read an anecdote about someone in the US arrested for drug possession. The family was well-known in the community. Charges were dropped due to minor procedural errors. Other cases with potential procedural errors are pursued and the accused are often recommended to take plea deals.

> What more can one expect?

Someone may find it great that the rules were bent for a not-so-bad infraction. Someone else may want a system that is evenly applied and by-the-book in all situations.
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Right on. You don't know what you are talking about.
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What happened with Milo is less about him attacking Leslie Jones, and more about his _followers_ attacking Leslie Jones. Milo knows full well that if he identifies someone for his heckling, he'll have thousands of trolls and their sockpuppets do the heavy lifting for him.
Are you weighing the life of a 85 year old person against that of a pre-teen girl? Why should the life of the old person be less valuable? I don't accept the argument of an average maximum life-expactancy. That is pure, delayed statistics. What if the old person would have lived on a happy life for 25 more years, dying naturally at the age of 110? Weighing up lives against each other puts you in a difficult ethical position.

A similar case was subject to a discussion by the Federal Constitutional Court in Germany. This was in response to a law that in the aftermath of 9/11 granted the military rights to shoot an airplane that got hijacked in order to protect the lives of ohers. The law was declared to vioalte the constitutional right for human dignity (Article 1 of the German Constitution) [1], expressing that all lifes are to be treated as being equal.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luftsicherheitsgesetz
Another hit indie game just recently released on Linux is Undertale, which you should have bought months ago: http://store.steampowered.com/app/391540/

If you have any familiarity with video game/RPG tropes, Undertale will be your favorite game. It's made by one developer, and the game is better than Life is Strange IMO, although both are very good.
What if we're looking at this from the wrong perspective?

We say that a black hole forms inside a galaxy, but what if it's more accurate to say that a galaxy takes form around a black hole? So the galaxy extrudes from the black hole; and the larger the black hole, the larger the galaxy extruding from it. The size of the galaxy doesn't determine the size of the black hole within it; the size the black hole determines the size of the galaxy extruding from it.

It starts with the formation of a black hole from empty space, followed by the extrusion of matter from it. Eventually the extrusion fades out, and only the black hole is left for a while, until it, too, disappears into space.

So the black hole isn't really separate from either matter or space; it's the interface between space and matter - where the two converge. It would appear that infinite and zero density are the same, making the nature of the black hole both matter-like (infinite density) and space-like (zero density).
Arguably, almost any Idle game is a Groundhog Day simulator. You end up doing almost exactly the same thing again and again, but improve over time as you gain in experience and understanding...
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Could we change the title to something a little less clickbaity/classist? Even though it's the title of the actual article, trailer parks have nothing to do do with the actual content.
Huh. So it does, thanks for that!

...as a tangent, I'm impressed and slightly weirded out by the fact that I googled for "etymology demented" and it answered directly with an etymological tree for the word. Google's getting smarter.
Actually I am surprised in todays climate we do not see more of this. Scott McNealy should have been there as well. I share his sentiment that the worst CEO will make a better president than the best politician. Wish I remember where he said that to source it - think it was an interview on Triangulation on the TWIT network.
>It's also true that with more experience, we've figured out that cleanup code is special.

In my experience the exact opposite is true. Error handling or "cleanup" code is in no way special. Errors are not exceptional and there is nothing we can say in general about what error handling code will or will not need to do.

Error handling code needs to be able to use the entire language and reuse all the regular code that is used elsewhere. A language should not have two modes, an error mode and a normal mode with completely different non-local semantics.

>And, as I asked earlier, if I throw an exception because I can't close a file, what do I expect the exception handler to do?

That depends entirely on the context of the program you're writing. It might want to do things like writing a record to a database that marks the file as invalid/corrupt. It may need to notify some other system about the failed action. It might want to roll back a transaction or initiate a compensating transaction. It may want to abort some session and schedule it to restart at a later time.

There is simply nothing we can know in general about what a caller of an action that failed to complete cleanly may want to do as a result of that failure.

Using exceptions for error states that may require a complex response is just not a good idea and in C++ it's an even worse idea.

[Edit] But to be clear, my initial thought wasn't about exception handling but rather about ubiquitous use of RAII for all sorts of stuff that needs to get done at the end of a scope. Much of that has nothing to do with errors at all. Maybe if you think of these situations it will become clearer why I think that arbitrary limitations of code that runs in a destructor is problematic. C++ has no finally block. Destructors is all we have.
I'm guessing that GP102 is actually a 3840 core part (50% bigger than GP104), but this initial release is being cut down to improve yields on the immature 16nm process.

They did something similar with the original GK110 Titans - the first Titan had 2688 cores enabled, and a fully unlocked 2880 core Titan Black came later.
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To be fair, a lot of web forums have run on free software. Centralization was what happened when usenet was over run with spam. Laziness is a poor explanation given one alternative exists and requires no maintenance, and the other takes a great deal of time, effort, and especially in the past, a lot of money to run.
Wow. That certainly wins based on the "reading both posts and having no other information" analysis technique...
No, I was not suggesting that one need to ask a favor with moderators or reviewers. Genuinely try to add them to your app community and constantly seek their feedback & update the app. I was not suggesting one-time marketing effort. More like create a community around the app which includes these reviewers or moderators.
Fortunately, as I said earlier, anyone can edit. We should definitely make links, they greatly increase the utility of a post. If they rot, it just takes one person to make the fix.
If he's a libertarian, one wonders whether his endorsement of a candidate who is a protectionist and for a strong central government is sincere.
That's one of the benefits of Steam as a gaming platform on Linux. It provides a standard set of libraries that games run against, which match those used on Steam OS and Ubuntu.

Occasionally a developer might use a library outside of the runtime and you could run into an issue, but as you say, 99% of the time games will work under any distro. My situation is the same as yours - I run Arch, and almost every game I've run has worked, besides a couple of small issues.

The downside of this is that you might lose out on some performance gains that you could get from newer libraries, but it's an acceptable compromise for compatibility. A lot of the times devs say they don't want to develop for Linux because it's difficult to test against every distro, but I don't think that's an issue. It's fine to test for Steam OS and the last few versions of Ubuntu, and release it for that. With Steam, it'll almost always work anyway, and if there's a few incompatibilities on more complex distros like Arch or Gentoo, users will usually be able to fix them themselves anyway.
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It's also misleading -- although he did grow up in a trailer park, he also attended an world-renown university of both undergraduate and doctoral studies prior to making the discovery. And he wasn't working alone in the middle of nowhere -- he as working with a team of other scientists.

It's a fantastic life story, but the title is definitely distracting click bait.
> Then visit /r/all and a completely different picture will be painted for you as the sites most popular content is a mixture of pornography, racist jokes passed off as being subversive and political ranting.

This is just false. I have no idea where you are getting this idea from or why you are stating such clearly inaccurate claims, but they are false. Take a look at the history of /r/all and find me a single day when what you are claiming is even remotely true: https://web.archive.org/web/*/reddit.com/r/all. Yes, there is plenty of the content you describe on Reddit if you go looking for it, but it is absolutely not the "site's most popular content."
> Webapps are user-hostile

What? What if I wrote it for my own use? What if it's among the thousands of web apps meant to be installed on a server you control?

There's nothing inherent about the technology that requires third party control.
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Voat is run on ASP.NET but it's open source as well:

https://github.com/voat