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Well sure, if you define "revolutionary technology" as something that causes a social revolution, then something has to be both or neither, but that's a tautology.

And besides, no one was arguing that the technology was "truly revolutionary", so I'm not sure what point you're making?
Wow, that seems really dangerous. Apparently, this also applies inside string literals: http://javajee.com/unicode-escapes-in-java

So if you want to sneak in a back door, all you need is the right excuse to put some unicode escapes in a block comment, and you can hide your code in plain sight.

Something like:

https://gist.github.com/anonymous/f33c1e392193a9ec30dcc5b31d...

I tried this in Eclipse, and the one saving grace is that while the basic syntax highlighting doesn't pick up on most of the de-commented part, the code intel seems to do an actual parse, and does a very subtle highlighting of "someService". (Edit: After reopening the file, that highlight is gone and it looks like a normal comment).

But if I saw that, I think I'd just assume the syntax coloring was messing up. And of course, if I'm looking at the code in GitHub, it will look just like a normal comment.
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I think the problem can be defined as "Composition without isolation", each composed sequence of instruction has this same global context (all of memory) to work with which can lead to problems.
http://www.machinekit.io/

MachineKit is using the PRUs with LinuxCNC already and you can control 3D printers with it!
Does he think that the advice which YC gives, usually to software companies, (ship fast and iterate, make something people want, only talk to users and build the product) can also be applied to cars and space?
I'm in my mid-50s, and I use speech recognition all the time on my phone. Multiple times per day on the average. I do have to speak like a news anchor, I don't hold the phone in a natural way, and I find it invaluable for productivity reasons. I don't give a shit if people think I'm holding my phone funny, or if they think it's weird to talk quietly into my phone. Life's too short for that. This answer was dictated into my iPad, by the way
That depends. Are the grad students making six-figure incomes while they suffer through the experience, as the startup employees do?
You realize you're arguing with a complete stranger and telling them that the place they live is shitty right?

Is there a point where you have an ounce of self awareness and say "jeez, I'm kind of a shit person."? Just curious.
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See, these are exactly the kind of questions that will not get you ay enterprise sales ;)

/sarcasm
Finally a poster I like: http://sd.keepcalm-o-matic.co.uk/i-w600/keep-calm-and-don-t-...
> If you depend on current trends for you thinking, you'll never predict the future.

Yes you will, and quite well. You'll miss the fundamental shifts though, but there is no way to predict them anyway.
An interesting poster created a year ago: http://sd.keepcalm-o-matic.co.uk/i-w600/keep-calm-and-don-t-...
Who is Isaac Choi? And why is Peter not trusting him?
Early in my career I was a bit gray on some skills. For instance, I may have done some tutorials on ActiveX and oversold my knowledge, but by the time I started the job, I put in the work to ensure I could back up my BS.
Academia provides fantastic opportunities for paycut and interesting work. I did that for way longer than I should have. Seriously look for programmer positions in research institutes. Want to write code that studies Protein folding ? Genomic research based on deep learning ? Simulations for physics or biological experiments? done done done.
So my mom mentioned this to me, so it's only anecdata, while she hadn't lived in anchorage since the 60s, my info could be a bit out of date.
Apple Serving debug JavaScript code full of bugs
Visit https://supportpayment.apple.com/app and open your developer window on the browser. You'll have a rare opportunity to see all the debug code and a bunch of petty errors on your console.

This is AngularJS code in production. If you're wondering how it actually works in prod, this could be a reference, either in a good or a bad way.

The errors I'm seeing are looking like a lot of string interpolation errors, and in error handling. The funny thing is, the error notifier module itself has an error in the URL generation, so the error is actually never sent to server.
Okay, great. Thanks for the contribution in telling anyone that if they want to know information they should offer a stranger six figures. Great contribution. I was clearly wrong.
It is -- and can be -- the only one.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Green_Bay_Packers,_Inc.
Apples and oranges. You're talking about horizontal competitors in one industry, and significant cost centers in another.
I do it with this extension: https://github.com/einaregilsson/Redirector/
Not sure why this is trending on HN (and without any comments or discussion). TBH, its reads like a Sokal Hoax and seems like gibberish to me.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sokal_affair
Oh look! It's the Lancet! http://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-67...

And oh, look! Abstinence-only is not very effective, but Abstinence-plus presents all the information, including the closing sentence "Only if they are provided with all the information they need to make their own decisions will they be able to decide wisely."

Huh. Learning about everything and then leaving it up to the individual to decide. What a concept.
I'm sort of peeved that this is #1 on HN. Is this what we as a community care about?
"Cucumber classification"can be solved easily with a C3NN (Cucumber Classification Convolutional Neural Network).
You all seem to have this super bizarre belief that I was forcing someone to divulge information by saying I believed they should do it? Do you actually believe that or is this just a convenient thing to nit over?
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AWS is infrastructure as a service. Digital Ocean sells virtual private servers. They aren't even remotely the same product. I host a blog on DO for a few buck a month. My company hosts their entire infrastructure on AWS for 4 different applications.

Apples and oranges.
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I did when others corrected me. I would have docked you for producing something that's not particularly readable. Fizzbuzz isn't about providing a clever one liner.
We've come full circle, first we had Org-mode as a simple plain text formatting syntax, then we had Org-Babel as a meta-programming language for literate programming.

Now we've got Markdown as a simple plain text formatting syntax, and Juypter/ipython notebooks followed, containing literate programming. Now we're seeing the rise of Markdown based literate programming.

I can't wait for a true meta-programming language to arrive on the level of Org-Babel, that's the biggest selling point of emacs!
Easy to use.
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Yes I've traveled quite extensively and nothing has ever come close to SF. I don't for a moment pretend to understand all the issues that contribute to this. I'm simply making an anecdotal observation based on my own experiences.
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This is basically design thinking concept, which can applicable to anything literally.
You can find that in details https://www.ideo.com/images/uploads/thoughts/IDEO_HBR_Design...
Seriously, is there a single shred of your being that believe that I was compelling this stranger to provide information...?

We both know that you can't believe that, so why are you arguing your point as if you do...? What offends you so much that some stranger on the internet said that it was right for this information to be out in the open? Are you just completely desperate to argue with a stranger over nothing and change the topic to argue semantics? Maybe try reddit?
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The EU is too big to speak of a one entity. And things are changing too.

I lived in the third largest city in Sweden, and when I moved in there were the handful (like, probably less than 5) of homeless beggars that everyone knew. There were probably more homeless but they were sheltered by the state.

But by the time I moved out, in front of every supermarket there was a Romanian beggar with her head down.

I'll agree SF is definitely on a completely different level though. I've never seen anyone defecate in public outside of SF (and yeah I've been to China)
They are not. But are startup employees doing something meaningful, or building their own reputations and expertise?

And since you're talking about software startup employees, probably the closest comparison is CS phd students, who are nowhere near suffering. The vast majority of graduate students are at least as satisfied as a developer, otherwise whole programs would have disappeared decades ago from inability to recruit. New admits always ask current graduate students what it's like. There seems to be this dissonance between people here on Hacker News believing that everything is like the horror stories of grad students being abused by psychopathic advisors and at best will get poorly paid adjunct positions before burning out, and what's really happening.
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Hubic by OVH has problems right now see their official message in their Hubic board.
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This won't happen. It would cause havoc when attempting to work with peering partners and transit providers when troubleshooting.
It is my personal experience/opinion not something that is scientifically proven.
> Bloom has been published in arxiv.org

LOL
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According to the author of the comment your interpretation is correct, but it's far from obvious.

"Alcohol is unquestionably the more destructive of substances, LSD ranks far lower in this scale."

- The sentence comes right after he points to the chart of 20 drugs ordered by "harm score", where alcohol is #1 and LSD is #18.

- He says "of substances" without any qualification like "of those substances" or "of both substances".

- He mentions that LSD ranks much lower. However, both interpretations 1) "alcohol is unquestionably the more destructive of alcohol and LSD, because LSD ranks much lower than alcohol in the scale of harm" and 2) "alcohol is unquestionably the more destructive of all substances because it's #1, and LSD ranks much lower in the scale" are possible.

Anyway, I was wrong.
If you see a non-homeless person reading a book, do you automatically assume they are neglecting their spouse, kids and job? And do you not have anything more important to do than read HN?

Sometimes people need leisure, homeless or not.
Well, that's a lot of money! I hope it's being effectively used.

Since it's SV we're talking about, this money could probably be used to find a better solution with a better outcome to the problem of homelessness all across America. And then other states can follow suit!
>It's because the government has failed them in the past in its attempts to help.

No, this is incorrect. If someone continues to choose getting high over help, it has very little to do with the government failing them. Additionally, homeless people with mental disorders that make them paranoid or forgetful can refuse it regardless of past experiences.

>it's probably not because they actively want to live an unstable, day-to-day life, not knowing where or what they'll eat tonight.

No, but they may actively want something incompatible (like heroin or cocaine) more.
Some disagree that this is a good solution, e.g.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12383795
This bit is nice

Crowds of silent voices whisper in our ears, transforming the nature of what we see and hear.
> I get the impression that religious people actually have no internal moral compass

I'm quite certain that's not true. At least it wasn't true for me when I was religious, and it's not true for most of the religious people I know (and I live in 95% Catholic country, at least in theory).

For one example - I've spoken with many Catolics who thought it's "not fair" that a serial murderer can escape eternal punishment with last minute atonement, but a women that was in a marriage with abusive husband and then met her "other half" - has to sacrifice her love till death because of 1 unintentional mistake in the past.

If people actually believed morality comes from God only - they wouldn't think twice about this. God says so and that's it.

On the other hand it's hard to distinguish external and internal motivation when you have it constantly mixed by the religion, rituals, etc. And people like to find explanations fo why they (and you) need religion - external morality seems to be a popular excuse.
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Not further than Sorrento.
so it seems, but easier to use and for more websites
Nice. My Firefox with a very old custom set of AdB rules actually breaks youtube videos with ads. The video just restarts a couple times until it starts showing cute static noise.
Can someone say how the PRU would compare to a "similar" microcontroller? And what the most similar core would be, e.g. M0 or M3.
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Attacking a 87 year old who is an active author and well capable of intellectual self defence. I found the whole setup really remarkable.
I would be super surprised if it wasn't at least cost competitive with AWS/Azure GPU instances.

They didn't approve my request for alpha access though, so no real insight on my end.
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Or perhaps made from some strange matter, alien to understanding? (What does a fossilized Great Old One look like, anyway? Would it still be alive?)
Supposedly they were bought by WoSign

http://letsphish.clonezone.link/part1

I say supposedly because this is an archive of the original domain

https://www.letsphish.org/

which now says

> September 1, 2016:
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> Content will not be available during this period.
After AI what does the average person's day look like?

How do we create structures to prevent imperialism and war in space?
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It looks to me like the submitter broke the HN guidelines by rewriting the title when it was neither misleading nor linkbait. (The submitted title was "WrkRiot CEO's entire resume fraudulent", and we've since changed it to the NYT headline.) Not 100% sure, though, because NYT has a habit of changing its headlines.

Submitters: "Please use the original title, unless it is misleading or linkbait" is one of the site rules here. Please follow it, and especially please don't rewrite titles to make them more dramatic.
From the gist comments:

> Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn’t stop to think if they should. - Ian Malcolm
This is a pity. If you could please continue. I am hugely interested.
when I saw the word "amazon launchpad", I thought it has something to do with amazon web services.

later, I found that both are completely different from each other.
Peirce's diagramatic logic is the forerunner to Sowa's conceptual graphs [0]. Worth a look.

[0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conceptual_graph
Among the people around me, I see a high correlation between IQ on the one side and emotional engagement, empathy and ethics on the other.

What I also see is an anticorrelation between giftedness and happiness, which makes me really sad.
I think you are confusing the word machine in this context. It is not the usual general purpose word machine that people use in every day life to denote a physical system. The word machine in context of model of computation means a specific type of "formal system" to describe computation. The problem of composition is about how this formal system does or doesn't support it.
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That "duplicate" has a rather vague answer that is almost completely unhelpful here.
well I am not sure what does this comment has to do with "Amazon Launchpad", But they have a really cool header animation.
We've banned this account for breaking the HN guidelines. Personal attacks aren't allowed here, nor this kind of mob behavior.
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Might as well add Redhat's Openshift offering. [1]

And, being open source, you can DIY with Openshift Origin. [2]

[1] - http://openshift.com

[2] - http://openshift.org
You didn't actually read the paper did you?
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But that's not really surprising, it's each character as a unicode escape (see section 3.2 of the Java spec). It's possible in any language that allows escaped code points.
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This is a complex issue. There are a few things to keep in mind when thinking about suicide attempts.

The first thing is that the paper cited in this article to back up this claim actually does not say that females have a higher rate of attempting suicide, but rather that they have a higher rate of deliberate self-harm. These two things are not equivalent.

The second factor to consider is the availability and accuracy of self-harm or suicide attempt statistics. Males are far less likely to seek professional help, as noted in the article, so it stands to reason that far more male suicide attempts and actions of deliberate self harm go unreported, even if this data is gathered independently, as males are in general less likely to share such things.

Suicide attempts are often unsuccessful. It's harder to complete than is the general belief. Success rates are something like 5%. If we were to assume that the base incidence rate of suicide attempts for males and females was the same, we would still expect more men to die by suicide because of the related statistics about seeking help/treatment. I'm not saying that the base levels are the same, I'm just giving a hypothetical to show how the variables interact.

This is not a simple picture. The personal and cultural stigma around suicide makes things like this very difficult to untangle.
I use dokku for my sode projects and proofs of concepts.

There is also deis for clustering. [1]

[1] - http://deis.com
Not sure either. Semiotics is a philosophical branch of linguistics.

De Saussure and Peirce I put conceptually in the same tradition of Cyc and other symbolic/ontological/semantic efforts in knowledge engineering.

That being said, symbol grounding does not get enough attention in current connectionist systems. How to properly present grammar, time, pointers, signs?
"The Rolls-Royce chief executive officer, Warren East, said on Tuesday that ANA’s problem was a “manageable issue”. ANA’s “intensive” use of the engines had caused the blades to wear more quickly than usual, he said."

Is the root cause an airline operating procedure?
And typing is much better to keep the stuff you say limited to whoever you are sending it, not to people standing around you.
You could try to use the cannon fodder account to Plex your main for Special Occasions, I guess.

It was never very hard to make Plex money with a full account, but it's been a while since I played.
How did your ROI calculation look then?
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>What's the better alternative?

Let's look at the BART. It's one of the worst and most expensive transit systems in the US. It costs $4 to ride it from SFO to the nearest caltrain stop a couple of miles away. Part of the reason is that the train operators can easily rake in 6 figures with overtime for doing something that could easily be automated or made more efficient with centralized control at a minimum. The bay area has given up affordable/useful subways to subsidize a bloated union-based operation.

>Personally, I think people in tech will look back, and wish they had some Union protection. It's the one profession I'm shocked hasen't completely moved overseas.

You're gravely mistaken if you think unions protect jobs from moving away. Labor costs that greatly exceed the market rate are the primary reason the jobs move elsewhere.

>Actually San Francisco has a lot of union jobs, and they arn't moving to China.

Oh? Point me to all of the union heavy manufacturing jobs in SF. You will find that difficult because they don't exist anymore. The only union jobs that are left here are ones that have no competition because they are local (e.g. your electrician example).
Even if there is no reality outside memory, there still is a simulation. We could not have created such a complex world buy pure imagination. The simulation might be just as complex as the reality itself. So, it would be just a game of words to distinguish between them.
Even if there is no reality outside memory, there still is a simulation.
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Going through the same thing.

He could have saved a rule. Just have "www.nmaggioni.xyz/*" redirect to "https://nmaggioni.xyz/$1". That takes care of both http:// and https://.

Also, I'm using Gitlab pages which provides a build step after pushing.
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why not try to charge universities more and then provide a open list?

this way i can't avoid the feeling that you work against freedom of information.
Please stop posting this sort of intemperate rant to HN. It sheds no light on a difficult social problem like homelessness and turns discussion into a tire fire.
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Back then it was only DDD in regards to data structures. I mean converting a struct into a visual tree, navigable between nodes, think UML like.

As for parallel debugging I am not aware of any front-end with the same feature set as modern IDE debuggers.