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Why are there two copies of this thread? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12466983
There's a difference between relying on prayers for everything and relying on prayers as something extra that can only help.
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I agree that Brazil has in general high taxes (especially for what you get in return from the government) but don't just assume this is true in every situation.

I'm a gringo "permanently" living in Brazil and from a tax standpoint it was actually better for me to open a Brazilian company. You don't have to pay taxes on dividends you get from Brazilian companies but you do have to pay taxes on dividends from foreign companies. + Depending on your margins opting for the "simples" tax regime may give you lower corporate taxes than a US/EU company
They are paid in play money er stock options?
Which of course only printed the case for a 3D printer.
I know for a fact we have reports which do this. I didn't write them though, our old data guy did.
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Farmers do! And farmers also vote. And that's the reason for why they are subsidised. Farmers have a special interest in receiving subsidies, and politicians gain far more by pandering to them than by saving a little bit of money for everyone else.
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> OK, what's the reason then? I didn't hear you give one.

Read the rest of that paragraph. You only quoted the first sentence.

> Every PGSQL query already return multiple values because you get a command status along with the result set.

And most generic database driver interfaces (ex: JDBC) return that out of band. Errors get turned into exceptions and update counts get returned back as integers. That's far from perfect (particularly with JDBC) but it's usually done to fit the programming paradigms of the driver's native language.

> Every Golang call returns 2 values. They even make it very easy for you to return even more values. So what is your reasoning?

That's because Golang doesn't have exceptions. Every function that could fail needs to indicate if there's an error. It's like errno in C but per-function.
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As a security researcher it saddens me that a device like this is being marketed as anything of use in a pen-test. It is at the end of the day a destructive device and nothing more. It's a device to physically destroy computing platforms and is otherwise useless in the demonstration of any threat vector which can be reasonably mitigated. "But wait, it shows a lack of surge protection in USB implementations and manufactures should take steps to include that level of protection" you might say. Well, no. This is an edge case and one which cannot be solved.

In the real world, surges of this nature on a USB buss only happen as a result of a device like this and from nothing else. Yes, there are power surges, but those are typically from the AC power grid feeding your home.

Ultimately, if a malicious actor is willing to plug a device into a USB port which through the introduction of high voltage into the buss will fry the hardware there's nothing that can be done.

Today this device introduces a 200V spike; however, there's nothing holding it back from doing a 2,000V spike or even a 200,000V spike. There are no technologies available today which can stop high voltage from frying computers because at some point, with high enough voltage not only will the MOV or TVS diode burn out, but the voltage will arc to other components.

Making dubious claims that manufacturers can take steps to mitigate the risk is well, dubious. It's like claiming we must all buy protective clothing because we could be tazed while ignoring the fact a tazer proof shirt leaves a fair amount of the body still exposed. This is not a legitimate pen-testing tool, it is a destructive device. Is it good to know that it's possible for someone to fry a computer via the USB buss? Yes it is because that knowledge could be used to catch a miscreant. Is use of this device any different than smashing a computer, kiosk, or point of sales terminal with a baseball bat? No, it's the same.
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Having been around the Apple world for both eras, the two sets of people seem to have very little intersection.
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You're still talking about VMs?! :) containers are stop gap, VM is old school, different things.
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Because I needed an acronym that I also could use for the vector and quaternion library. Especially for the vector library, as chance of conflict is highest there.
How come? I have not read his previous work, so I don't know how he writes.
I think you misunderstand the use case. If your container is tracking work done and it thinks 20 requests were handled and only 10 were received, you have an invariant failure. Without more context, this could easily be trashed memory, in which case, you might already be in the middle of undefined behavior. In that case, getting the hell out of the process is the most responsible course of action. Efforts to even log what happened could be counterproductive. You might log inaccurate info or write garbage to the DB.

Also, if you don't catch an exception in C++, most systems will give you a full core, which includes a stack trace for all running threads. Catching an exception and 'exiting cleanly' actually loses that information.
Slightly longer answer now that I have time:

We don't need the masses to migrate now, it doesn't need to be either

- "everyone away from Facebook, Whatsapp, Google, everybody use only GPL and nothing for NSA, ФСБ etc to see"

or

- otherwise utter fail.

Getting people to try alternatives goes a long way. We have seen Microsoft changing massively over the last few years after Apple started eating away at the high end prosumer market for phones and laptops.

Facebook just caved after one head of a nation and a couple of newspapers, one of them in a tiny tiny country, stood up and said NO.

I, and many with me, also think the majority of the police force in most western countries is good hardworking people, (I'm personally in no position to judge eastern or African countries and even my opinion on western police is to be taken with a grain of salt) what we object to is just the warrantless dragnets etc.

And the reason why we are objecing them often isn't necessarily because we distrust our police, but as an insurance against future police and politicians, against future hackers who might get access to a raw dump, against unstable neighbouring countries and the occasional bad apple we see. Oh, and as a matter of solidarity to people like the Turkish who now seems to have reason for worry if they ever said or did anything that might have offended their (somewhat easily offended it seems) president:-|

(BTW: If you have spare time and/or cash consider supporting EFF. They seem to be very focused and reasonable to the point where they are taken seriously by politicians.)
This is a Department of Justice problem not an FDA problem FDA is focused on human Heath, not fraud.
I completely agree that this is an article only intended to praise Kubernetes. Stating Google invented Linux containers alone is wrong as well.
Not possible right now after the game starts.
I started a Ltd a couple of months ago and applied online for a Santander business account, I had my card and account set up within 7 days or so (I was away from home so it could've been quicker). I got a company credit card 2(!) days after applying online to Barclays. No phone calls, no visits to a branch for either.
> Neither is chaos.

Exactly. "Undefined behavior" includes showing private data to the wrong user and booking ten times more orders than the user originally indicated. I'll take crashing over that.
Facebook, Twitter, Google and LinkedIn all use MySQL. A lot of it. Yes, they use other datastores, but claiming they run their entire core business on NoSQL is patently wrong.
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OK, so I reinstalled Materialistic and checked the problem is still there (it is), and then sent a Feedback about "Deep linking", that you should see.
I'd be all over pgsql if replication wasn't such a mess. Yes it works (presumably), but I can't find any useful (e.g. informative) information on a comparison between (the many??) methods to go about it and/or most modern way to accomplish it.

If anyone here knows of a good source, I'd love to see it :D (If you use the word "just" or link me the docs, you're dead to me).
It's maybe a level of details thing. "A bad deploy went unnoticed, causing a cascading failure. We identified how that happened and have new checks in place to prevent it in the future."

Two lines, with the same information someone not very technically literate would understand from the OP. I agree with being transparent, but I also believe in not unnecessarily scaring and/or confusing customers, either.

(Pretty soon they'll just start outting individual engineers...)
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Aren't those basic income experiments kind of useless?

Giving people money for a limited time doesn't give them the notion, that they can rely on the money supply for the rest of their lives. They still have to earn an equivalent sum once the supply stops and make their decisions accordingly.
You'd think that would be at least one metric...
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Or maybe, just maybe, the PM doesn't care about having to "hack" into Mac, because most Dropbox customers just don't care and would rather the service they are paying for is functional. Just a thought.
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If could talk to myself pre-acquisition, this is what I’d say.

First of all, think about where you want your life and career to go. Think about the skillset you have and what you need to develop your career and life. Think seriously about what would make you stay and the circumstances that would make you find another job.

Keep your ears/mind open and sense where things are going. There may be some surprises as far as layoffs and changes, but a lot of these will be sensed or known. If you feel like your group is eventually going to be laid off (e.g. you or your group is underutilized and it stays like this for months), don’t ignore it.

Don’t be afraid to ask for what you want. This is why I say the most important thing is to think about your life/career and what you will tolerate. All talk from the company like “We’ll talk about salary or promotion in an annual review” can be stalling tactics. I was very unhappy in the team I was in so I spoke to 2 separate managers about shifting into their teams. Nothing happened, and after 6 months I realized nobody was going to help me improve my situation so I left. If you feel your team or the product you work on will be cut, tell somebody to move you to a different team in X months (e.g. 3 months) or you will seriously look for another position. Make sure they know you are serious.

I also say this from an idea standpoint. It isn't only about salary or promotions. It's also about what you want to work on. Don't let yourself be forced to work only on boring stuff that generates money for the company but does nothing for you. If your work becomes boring, ask to work on something else.

Finally, realize your value. The way you described yourself was exactly how I described myself. I’ll add that I was seen as the company expert in something that was in demand (leading to me being very overworked). But when I asked for help, all I got back was budget issues, not the right time, politically difficult to move you into a different team, etc. I realized was my value was a one way street. If I generated success for the company that was okay – but I deserved nothing in return.

Think about your 4 years of good work. I had a lot of doubts about myself and didn’t want to let go of my time years of investment in the company and relationships. It took me a long time to realize I just needed to move on and my experience was very valuable to other companies.

Please keep in mind I’m not trying to encourage you to leave. I’m just asking you to have a healthy view or yourself and to take care of yourself. I’ve seen so many people in tech who are amazing but they think they are near average. So they tolerate all sorts of horrid treatment and they fear change/risk because of this.

Have a healthy view of yourself and a realistic view of what is going on in your company. Figure out your vision and then see if you can make that happen in your current company. If you cannot, move to a place where you can make it happen. It may be painful to think this way, but it is necessary.
Like this adapter?

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Many of the reviews say it is not very good, but I have not tried it personally.

Then there is Geo tagging.

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Again, reviews are pretty poor.

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Serious question: where do you store your cash?

I am privacy conscious myself, and I am evaluating a cash-only life, but where do you keep all the cash? Still at the bank?
There's the web link below the link that is usually pretty reliable for getting through the pay wall. Though I've had it fail a couple times, mostly at work I think.
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I've been thinking to apply - but I was wondering if anyone here at HN has any experience with Stripe Atlas so far?

How long the acceptance phase during does it last?
As foldr mentions they're a feature, the remainder of the optical system scales quite shockingly in proportion to the sensor.

I'm sure there are plenty of further incremental improvements to be made to small sensors, but there are real physical limits on how much charge a tiny cell can capture before becoming saturated. For that reason, even if advancements are made in small sensors, a physically larger sensor with access to the same tech will likely always have a dynamic range advantage
I just got an email from Shroud of the Avatar last night -- apparently the developers are worried about unequal SotA gold distribution and are implementing some sort of UBI-like scheme in that game. Would be interested to see how that works out, given the ideal virtual circumstances for enforcing such a law (ie, no cheating or corruption possible).
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It's not dead. With dollar signs in their eyes Apple went balls to the wall with Project Titan.

2013ish everyone looked at the Google car and thought 'OMG, it isn't some pie in the sky thing, this is real, we need to act now and act fast.' Remember how much hype there was around deep learning then- it seemed like it could do anything.

Now Tesla, Uber, Apple and the carmakers are all figuring out just how hard a problem autonomy really is.

Project Titan initially set out with a (rumoured and ridiculous) 2019 production goal. Now they're like, 'okay more like 2025 if not later', and adjusting their strategy accordingly.
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A critical reading of the blog post has me thinking that he hasn't invented a new way to do startups, he's just making the common mistake of building product before verifying demand. The obstacles he's running into are the exact obstacles one would expect to run into if you do this.

If you are starting a startup and have no money to burn through validating a business model, your only real way forward is to start with sales. You can sell your idea to potential customers (bootstrapping), or you can sell it to investors.

There's no third way to do this, because those are the only two groups of people that can give you money.

This guy is choosing to bootstrap. A fine path, but it requires you to schlep. You have to talk to a lot of people to validate a business idea. People who are so enthusiastic about the idea suddenly develop cold feet when it comes to buying your product and integrating it into their business / life.

If you are a coder, the natural tendency is to avoid talking to people and instead do what you know: build product. But unless you talk to people you aren't going to know what to build. His entire blog post is just exploring these failure modes, except with added self-importance.
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And then there are is a new version of the "bad feedback" button in Germany.

It has a "please wait" light but it will only activate a few seconds after touching the button. So anyone touching the button softly thinks it didn't work and touches harder (some hit it with huge force). Unfortunately the first touch would be enough, but who would expect that a touch takes a few seconds until it's converted into a visible feedback for the user...

I don't get it how something like this can get through an user acceptance test.
Take any two fields, keep abstracting away stuff and you will reach a stage where you find a link between the two fields.
"Many Kenyans refusing basic income."

I'm not sure how representative this project is. I mean, if someone tried a pilot project in San Antonio, would the results of that project be taken as a representative outcome for Texas or the United States? Remember, this "sampling," such as it is, is different from the kind of sampling they do on opinion polls, why they query a small but representative sample of the population.

My guess as to why they're failing is that they're not clearly elucidating their purposes and intentions. For instance, I can confirm to you that if you came to Kenya where you gave, say, high milk-production breeds of cows to dairy farmers, or any other similar thing with a clear quid (if not pro quo), then the uptake would probably overwhelm you.

But with free basic income, it's a very counter-intuitive idea. What do you mean you're giving me free money? Where is it coming from? What's your intention? What do I have to do for it?

If they were to explain that they're conducting an experiment (I bet they're not clear on that point) where they want to see what people would do with their lives if they had a certain basic income guaranteed by someone (say, government), then Kenyans would take you up on the offer, I'm sure. After all, many Kenyans expect and often call upon the government to help in all kinds of areas, so if you took that basic-income-provided-by-government angle as your ultimate goal, I think people would listen.

That lack of clarity is what is most likely causing people to shun the money.

It's not that Kenyans don't want free money. We probably do. After all,we seem to be very keen, for example, on these churches where you "plant a seed" (give money to the church in exchange for "blessings"), and money given out during political campaign seasons (we have one coming up next year) always seems to be taken up very well. But in these cases, the financial logic is not clear.

Where is the logic with free basic income? If you don't clearly and understandably explain that to people, you're going to fail. Especially if when they ask you to explain and your response is something along the lines of "Why do you care? It's free money, you sucker living below the poverty line." (I'm not saying that's what happened. But I wouldn't be surprised if it was).

PS: Just because I'm Kenyan doesn't make me an expert, or even basic informed, on Kenya. Just because you live in a country doesn't necessarily mean you understand it. Exhibit A: Trump supporters. Exhibit B: Brexit.

Edit: typo.
This sounds very much like Diplomacy (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diplomacy_(game)). Very cool.
Roughly 80% of American millionaires are the first generation of their families to be wealthy. Here's the surprising part - most of them get there by working hard and spending less money than they earn...

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He did give you one, you just aren't listening.

Having a function return the minimum and maximum of an array is returning one value. The value is an array of size 2. Having a function return an array of the minimum, maximum and the number of states in a given country is returning two values.

You are asking PG to return multiple unrelated data sets. The number of use cases that this is useful and good is pretty much for displaying reports. Do two queries. The problem is already solved.