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I am on your side. Except I need to contact some friends and - more importantly - customers, so I cannot entirely ditch everything. I cannot get rid of Facebook (Pages, API, relatives, even some customers), Skype (customers) and Whatsapp (friends). I am waiting for Whatsapp to become available on either Ubuntu Touch or Firefox OS. I would use these before buying a dumbphone and an MP3 player.
> Why wouldn't air bnb end game be hotels

Because many hotel chains don't even do that - they simply franchise. The end goal for many of these things is to become a directed-fund: investors bring money (to buy property), the company adds their secret sauce and takes a significant margin.
I guess goverment should change the raw if Airbnb becomes more famous in Japan. In Japan, lots of vested interests exits (same as a another countries) so now "minpaku" is discussed in various places - on the Web, goverment, tenants of the apartment, or somewhere.

Sadly, some Japanese unwelcome to foregin traveler. My friend says everyday "Oh, lots of Chinese!" at Akihabara. However, he never complains to white and blacks. It's a real Japanese attitude(not my own).

If more Chinese come to Japan with Airbnb, Japanese will hold a serious discussions on Airbnb.
Hotels having bedbugs does not make morning news. In fact, last time my flight was canceled out of Newark they gave me a free hotel room for the night and almost every Yelp review mentioned bedbugs...

I brought up the issue when I was checking in and they claimed they'd never had bedbugs which is clearly a lie.

Airbnb actually has more incentive to fix the issue for you because you'll stay with them again (same as some large hotel chains) whereas in this case I was never coming back to Newark Airport Hotel so they didn't care
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>The cruelty of this is mind boggling.

it still going on. Beside all these intelligent pigs and cows, just recently met a dog here in Palo Alto, a Beagle, who was rescued after doing time as a laboratory test subject - her vocal cords were removed so that her bark wouldn't inconvenience the lab employees, her health did took a hit from the lab time and diagnosing her issues and pains with her not being able to voice it makes it much harder. That deep sadness in her eyes...

While it doesn't make easy all that torture and suffering we, humans, imposed upon animals back then the reasons for what happened in the past are kind of understandable in the sense that we just didn't know it better. Today we do know, and thus there is absolutely no excuses, nor for animal testing, nor for pork&beef production (to start with), and the minuscule amount of money being invested in producing artificial meat is just a shame.
Was there in person for that address (was that 10 years ago...). In my view if you go to college today and don't get a real liberal education (distribution requirements!) then you have waisted your time and probably your money.
And yet, the police forces of every other advanced nation on earth manage to deal with armed people every day without shooting nearly as many of them as the United States does. How do you think they manage that?
I am definitely not charismatic.

I am a pretty good investor.
I don't doubt you, but how would the average HNer have any evidence of what goes on between companies behind closed doors? :)

I am surprised to see Evernote moving to GCP to be honest. The cost increase in using GCP vs self-hosted hardly ever make sense for storage providers (which is kind of what Evernote boils down to). And it's not like Evernote is doing well financially.

It's why Dropbox went the opposite direction.
The recent news about Adblock Plus' move to sell ads it finds acceptable and enhancements in augmented reality had me thinking more about something like this for Google Glass...and Adblock even joked about it at one point (https://twitter.com/AdblockPlus/status/322357210535579649).
Because the point of the gig economy is to profit off the capital owned by the working class.

Uber would have never gotten off the ground if it had to finance ownership of its own cars. AirBnB wouldn't be profitable (Or, more specifically, would be in an extremely risky line of business) if it had to own all the property it rents. They both capitalize on inefficiencies in driver/host use of their vehicles/homes, essentially borrowing them at a discount, compared to owning the asset + paying their own employee to drive/host.

I can already get consistent quality with no big process to find a room. I go to any hotel's website, and book a reservation.

Said hotel will also let me check in at 3 AM, will happily extend my stay, and will assist me with any travel emergencies.
> I meant it seems like black magic to get it set up properly. Especially on windows.

Just wanted to add that Christian Couder that is part-time on our team is working to integrate LFS into git itself to make it easier to use.
In-memory query execution in Google BigQuery
Not when you change the will of the people to go against their own interest so that you can make a profit.
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You can use https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/workflow/repository_mirroring.htm... for this (EE/.com only)
Well, if cops want to be lauded as heroes, maybe they need to act like it?

I respect EMTs. I respect firefighters. Interactions with any of them has been a warm and human one. They truly are heroes. They save lives with little regard for personal sacrifice.

Interactions with cops? Dehumanizing: a glaring symptom of the imbalance of power.

We have forgotten, to our own peril, an old adage: Quis custodiet ipsos custodes.
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I guess if you enjoy being sued for $X amount of dollars then nothing is stopping you.
iOS 10 will run on the shiny iPad you already have. All the way back to the iPad 2, IIRC.
Quite, it's horrible. I've emailed HN about this in the past, heard from dang. The recent comment collapse feature is a plus.

Ironically for this post, the "Ask HN" font colors are even worse than most.
Is there any way to get access to that info without paying? It's okay if it's illegal, I don't mind.
this wouldn't be your normal case of pirating a tv show. You use one of these logos and end up becoming a large successful company you will be paying when you get sued.
+ lobbying
It would be very hard to get apples to apples numbers to make that determination. Let me be clear that the recent spate of high profile executions (and believe me when I say that's how I feel about many of these cases) of various unarmed black men at the hands of cops across the country constitutes an altogether different problem. This particular case, involving an armed suicidal man who was presumably affecting an unstable demeanor, is comparatively cut and dry.
You are missing the main point, man. I am sure you never experience the internet in the 1990's or early 2000's. You must live in a very parochial place! You don't know anything about arts, films, music.

This website is one example. I like this website because there is something that is "HIS". He owns his individuality.

http://www.novaexpresscafe.com/main.html

It is not just about information. It is about aesthetics! The fun of flaneuring! Surfing the internet for spontaneity!
You must not have read my comment history. I'm a strong advocate for privacy.
Yep. Apple has always wanted to control both the hardware and software, whereas Microsoft 'settled' for controlling the software on a fairly open hardware platform.
What the fuck are you talking about? How does that have anything to do with the justic department at all?
Well, that depends on your perspective I guess. For most Aussies stuck on ADSL (real world max speed of 20mbps download, on a good day, close to the telephone exchange), their WiFi performance is rarely the rate-limiting factor.

I haven't seen a head-to-head comparison.
Pretty cool website and really attractive UI. The best part, though, was the link to Arton Capital, which I have never heard of and which I now will be investigating further. All in all, really beautiful site design.
Yeah, it disables all the hardware offloading unfortunately. But if you really need it because of a slow internet connection, I guess 60Mbps is good enough.
When I tried out the AWS free trial thing, they had some issue where EC2 instances would become totally unreachable within minutes of being created. Support asked me to leave some bugged instances running so they could investigate. Then I was billed for these instances. I asked for a refund, but Amazon says they have no record of the charges, even though I can see them in my Amazon account.

Great.
You do know that cops are so trigger happy because they don't know who has the guns, right? Granted, the database would be avoided by some owners with criminal intent.
Or helped shoot down a passenger jet...

Vladimir Putin is not our friend.
Bla bla I'm a more rugged individual than others... Screw everybody else!
In this aspect there is really no differences between these 3 countries, China hasn't started a war like US, but using it's power to push boundaries in both west and east.
Sure, please email community@ company domain for this, you can find this via the bottom of https://about.gitlab.com/handbook/marketing/.

Of course we would be happy to host you as a guest post, please send a merge request to https://gitlab.com/gitlab-com/www-gitlab-com/merge_requests
Ristretto is just a shot that's pulled a few seconds less than "normal", so all the coffee from the portafilter isn't extracted into your cup. If you tell any barista to pull you a short shot, they'll understand (same thing). When I was a barista, our normal espresso shots were always ristretto.

Our beans also came shipped from Italy. They had a use-by date that was months in the future.
Huh?

I mentioned my grandparents in the context of freedom vs. dying...a very relevant point.

I wasnt talking about Israel in that comment nor did I invoke Judaism or the holocaust in its defense anywhere else.

However, considering how you went on the defensive to a point that wasnt relevant at all (this post isnt about liking Israel, it is about censorship and the limits of free speech)...

It really does beg the question if you dislike Israel for reasons other than the moral standards to invoke from your high horse...I dont know you so I have no opinions about your own prejudices, but I think you should take a hard look in the mirror...if only to be truthful to yourself.
Well said! You've changed my mind on public access to such a database, if it comes to pass. Excellent points made.
Thanks! BTW We decided to use Koding because they open sourced their product.
Wikipedia being ranked high is even an indicator for SEOs that an affiliate niche is not very competitive.
Yes, they follow the franchise model. What differentiator would an AirBnB hotel franchise bring to that table? Their brand?

There's no particular reason that wouldn't be successful, but it makes about as much sense as them branching out into the ketchup-making business.
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Another good point. Though there are plenty of public records listing your truly high value assets, it should be noted.
During raising the A round I promised I would be in San Francisco the majority of my time to spend time with customers, investors, partners, and press. Being remote only allows me to travel back to the Netherlands 3 times a year for 3 weeks each apart from my vacation time.
No one believes comScore data... :)
You sure they are blends for espresso? Italian brands or "american" brands.

Not sure about the authority of this page:

> Most of these Italian blends (Illy is the exception) clearly make effective and imaginative use of coffees of the robusta species

http://www.coffeereview.com/italy-seen-from-america-nine-gen...
Fascist countries don't need people with critical thinking skills, STEM I'd the only thing that matters.
We hired a couple guys from a code bootcamp after attending the camp's graduation / final project presentations. While I can't speak towards what effect it had on their overall skills, it clearly gave them great exposure.
I think you're mistaking the police for the military.
My guess is that, given it has not been disclosed, the investors got as much of their money back as they could through liquidation preferences and there's not much to get excited about after that.
Imagine there would be a sole frozen survivor. No cars, no trains, no airplanes, no phones, etc.
There should be a service for those that believe this: "Battle an Underwriter". You walk into a room and write a financial contract with a pro; "I gave you a deposit today and you sell me your bike tonorrow" or some such. See who wins...
People have been using paper to commit fraud for centuries, but nobody goes after the paper manufacturers.

They will go after the guy running a forgery-on-demand service, though.

Craigslist is a general classified service. It's at about five arms lengths' away from property-related transactions. AirBnB, on the other hand, is very intimately involved in these transactions. Courts aren't stupid, and they will interpret the two situations quite differently.
This would be cool if openai would participate in it.
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In a low-inflation, sparse investment landscape it's actually quite likely that people will hoard cash.
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GitLab.com can be slow, sorry for this, We're working on it in https://gitlab.com/gitlab-com/infrastructure/issues/59 and https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues?scope=all&sta... and in the infrastructure on to make our infra faster https://gitlab.com/gitlab-com/infrastructure/issues?scope=al...
Lavazza together with stovetop mocha machines are a solid choice IMO. Plus you can buy that brand all over the world. You won't win any specialty points though...
My point is that I am not exceptional and I know many others in the same boat.
I think resorting to our own anecdata coupled with what the media presents us is a tempting fallacy. It's likely that most cops are good people trying to do the right thing. You might be hard-pressed to find even staunch BLM supporters who would disagree with that assertion. Where I think policing could stand to be improved is in the realm of situations involving obviously non-threatening individuals (particularly unarmed Black males). In general, our focus should be drawn to cases at the margin and not those in which decisionmaking is straightforward (e.g. armed and unstable people).
It's a moral hazard for the banks and schools, not for the students. It induces banks to knowingly make loans that are unlikely to be repayable. It induces schools to tell students to take loans to attend programs that are very unlikely to ever lead to employment that will pay enough to be able to pay back the loans.
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>Will they include a lesson on how to make

No. Because it's not relevant to working with code in swift playgrounds on an iPad. It's not even relevant to working with XCode and hasn't been for some time now. I'd never say XCode 'just works', but it currently works better than it did. Especially around provisioning and most especially around just getting some code to run on a device. I well remember that WTAF moment when I plugged my first iPhone into my first mac and realised that just to run hello world I would need to give Apple money and then do those things that you said. Doesn't work like that anymore.

Edit: fat fingers
Both are based on Git that is open source and trademarked by the Software Freedom Conservancy.
A 4 hour weather delay will blow away anything I might consider an adequate connection time under normal conditions, so the question seems quite important.
Where "secret sauce" is mostly "the brand," which is true for most franchise models.
Hope so, but Swift Playgrounds isn't compatible with iPad 2.
This is incorrect. Lenders are more likely to lend to you after bankruptcy, as you're not permitted to declare bankruptcy again for several years.

Now, if you're credit score is simply low due to negative marks from late payments or charge offs, yes, it's likely you won't be lent to again until you take action to raise your credit score (by making payments on time).
These complaints are all valid and serious. I believe the solutions involve writing more readable code in languages that compile down to Javascript, CSS, and HTML.

There are thousands of languages that compile down to JS. https://github.com/jashkenas/coffeescript/wiki/List-of-langu...

There are several languages that compile to CSS, like COMPASS and SASS.

There are various document formats that freely convert to and from HTML, like Markdown and DocBook. However, HTML is probably the most readable of JS/CSS/HTML.

While you can write native JS/CSS/HTML, you're inviting unintended complexity to your project whether or not you remember sending the invitation. There's nothing wrong with that, but you should be aware which choices are best for your team and for the scope and requirements of your project.
We're not profitable. We took investment to grow faster. Currently the majority of our costs are covered by GitLab Enterprise Edition.
Allow student loans to be dischargeable in bankruptcy (don't forgive them all) and for all future public college & university students, let them go tuition-free...
OK so reading that, those new cars actually have most if not all of the self driving autopilot type features built in, very similar to Tesla (but not anywhere near Googles level). So I am guessing this device mainly just engages those built-in systems a little more frequently than they were designed? I mean what does the product actually do, or is it just basically Honda didn't want to market it as self driving yet but this guy decided he would?
He would not buy a car.
Those are incredibly leaky abstractions. You have to know the language, you have to know javascript (for debugging) and in many cases you have to know exactly how the language is transpiled into javascript.
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Both the video and the article is littered with "Geohot", FYI.
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You can remove everything after the ? as is the case with most URLs.
Not very. International listings don't need to abide by normal US listing regulations for financial reporting.
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Sure, absolutely. Just get a job at Bloomberg or any of its clients.

Alternately, visit your local university business school library.
Does anyone know if Playgrounds for iPad is compiling code with LLVM behind the scenes or if they have written an interpreter?
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Physical cash under the bed? "Hoarding" cash in a bank account isn't really "hoarding" as those deposits are "loaned" into the economy.
Lord have mercy on the frozen man.
What about Australia guys?... Recently I got an offer from university of Melbourne (Msc in CS), and i am deciding whether to accept or not. My main area of Interest is NLP/ML and I am interested in a professor's research, that was my main interest in the university…. However, i do not know if Australia and Melbourne will give me the opportunity of develop into the tech scene (is there a tech scene in Melbourne?)… My options are a two fold... to wait a year and apply to the USA or to the UK or to take Melbourne alternative?.
if you work in a remote site and use vsat you could have a similar connection speed
The answer to Patreon would be to actually care about people; they have rely on things like Patreon because to outright trust Youtube/Google alone would be suicidal to their online video career thingy. If that's the only channel you can communicate to your fans with and your only stream of revenue, you know it could be gone any second without even an answer from a human for some of the more messed up things. That's kind of all you need to know. Big youtubers might get some grease when they squeak, but for every one of those there are probably hundreds or thousands we never hear of.
No, you're right, iPad mini 2 appears to be the hardware floor for Playgrounds - I can never keep the iPad SKUs straight. IIRC (and I may not, see above) that the 2 was the last 32 bit big shiny rectangle. But the point is there are multiple generations of existing devices that will run Swift Playgrounds.
Generally we prefer AMD cards as most (profitable) mining functions are memory bandwidth dominated. Usually it's a shader unit that gets unstable in the 70-80C range (note that most silicon is rated for higher ranges).

AMD's hardware specifications are more open too which lets one build your own shader compilers and get direct access to the iron.
Or you can read South, and read Shackleton's own words https://www.amazon.com/South-ENDURANCE-Expedition-Ernest-Sha...
Thanks to all of the hard work of the energy extraction industry, future generations will never have to deal with the lack of a Northwest Passage. They will, however, have to deal with a coral shortage.
As a bootcamp graduate, I found that going to the bootcamp allowed me to learn in 2 months what would've otherwise taken me (at least) a year to learn by myself. I like to think I could have gotten a job self-learning, but I essentially paid my tuition to save myself (at least) 10 months of time. Worth every cent in that regard.

So yes, you could do it on your own, but I don't recommend it if you had the choice.
That's true, and while there is a huge benefit to having co-founders there's also drawbacks (e.g. time spent on recruitment and vetting, potential drama down the road, less equity for employees, a fractured vision). In my situation, that time and energy is likely better spent pushing forward.

Regardless, I should have qualified that statement by saying that a sizable team is required at a minimum to ship anything resembling a final product. It's far beyond what a few co-founders could accomplish together.
Those codes come across as actual SMS messages to the associated phone number. It appears on your laptop only when the phone is near enough to it that the "continuity" feature is engaged. You should be safe from this threat as long as the laptop isn't lost very nearby.
Vanilla deep learning is so far ahead of what most companies use for analytics, that very little research is needed to offer a product with significant advantages over what's in practice now. In fact, I'd say most ML/DL/AI startups don't need to do research at all. They just need to spread more widely what exists now.

I disagree with Andreessen that Google's Tensorflow propaganda on Udacity is "opening the kimono" or having a large effect on AI. TF isn't better than pre-existing tools in many ways. And the ways that Google uses it aren't really transferable in an online course, since Google does have the data, architectures, infrastructure and talent -- some of which it can't share by definition, and some of which it won't share, for obvious reasons.

The smartest startups outsource research to universities and government funded bodies. It's a way of derisking themselves as investments. That's no different for AI. Theoretical research and product development are almost (but not quite) totally different things. Which is something that graduate students who think they want to do a startup should remember, because if they love research, they probably won't have much time for it.

[Disclosure: I'm associated with a rival DL library that I won't plug here.]
Really? I don't see much difference. Slavery is slavery. Torture is torture. Rape is rape. The first two are legal in prison and all three are widely practiced as punishment. Yes, you have a better chance of surviving our prisons, but by that point, your life is ruined and pretty much over anyway. There are much worse things than death.