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I don't think the average Tesla owner cares about "cheaper to operate". I have a weird feeling the average Tesla owner has a classic, gas guzzling, vechicle/vechicles in their multi-unit garage.

Teslas are a rich man's car.

I'm waiting for the day it becomes a poor/middle class vechicle.

I know I won't buy a used one until they open up the parts supply, and open up the operating system. I don't see that day coming. I really wanted one a year ago. I figured they must have a few that have been wrecked. I wanted to put one back on the road, with a salvage title. I found it's practically impossible.

As to holding their value, yes--they are commanding high prices, even used. They are a rich man's novelty. If a rich man can get deal on a used car, why not pay bite. It's a small demographic sector of society. It's a niche market right now.

My hope is in the future all electric vechicle manufactures are required to open up their software, so guys like myself can buy in the secondary market, tweak, and get these used electric cars back on the road, in a cost effective way.

(Dissabled the AI if you think if the Tesla, or federal government fears guys, like myself, will tinkering with it. I can live without the AI. I do want a cheap, used, electric vechicle.)
Write "Hello World" in your favorite language...
And here's another quote: (oil) markets can stay irrational longer than (Tesla) can stay solvent.
Hey! I made floatyplane. The source code is here: https://github.com/exponentjs/floatyplane

Here's a video of a talk explaining how the game works:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2_KV7Ha_gRk

The game runs on Exponent and uses React Native for rendering (as all Exponent apps do). It uses individual `Image` components for each sprite. This gets choppy when you have a lot of sprites so we're experimenting with more performant ways of rendering for games.
well it's a framework like Qt is... :) or like GTK+ and glib and then some. so if these were acceptable for bindings if they were maintained/up to date then EFL would be.

But yeah - we bound to LuaJIT because of performance and FFI. Technically bindings could generate C code for PUC Lua too. We generate C++ for v8 for JS, so it's possible but not done. My point was that we're making bindings a first class citizen part of development of the core. maybe this will fill in the gaps others have tried to fill before?
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It could also be that you only ever have to do this between 0 and 0.00001% of the time in the real world, and many people who could do it just fine if they are given space to think about it or refresh their memory, which usually results in freezing up during a stressful interview. They probably haven't exercised that knowledge because they have been too busy building real things.
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Cost them $24B? Hahaha. No. Come on now, you know airlines aren't going to embrace anything that costs them money.

If every airline has to pay the fees, carriers will be free to raise prices to cover the additional cost. Fewer people will fly, so ticket prices will go up more, eventually reaching an equilibrium where the carriers make about what they make today moving fewer people from place to place.
> App stores are what users and developers want.

This. As a user since the days of DOS I've always wanted a unified repository for software and updates.

As an amateur developer I want my users to get my stuff from a trusted source and I don't want to host my own servers or update mechanism.
If more people get bicycles that wouldn't happen.

Case in point: the Netherlands.
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Yep. Candy Crush > Baldur's Gate and Deus Ex.

It is not only the number of users but who those users are. PC gamers were always rooted in the geek/it community. And that is why we had the higher quality games there.
Perhaps they just don't care about such menial matters because everyone knows they are above that.
You (and they) still have to sweep. The problem with spending time vacuuming is not that the vacuum isn't a broom.
In other words, trying to avoid what happened to the smartphone app market where it turned into a wild west mostly devoid of quality control. I guess I can see that.
No, they'd probably look it up, skim a blog for a few minutes, then figure it out and promptly forget. This is no different than forgetting the order of the arguments to socket() and accusing that person of being incapable of writing networking code.
Coincidentally, another editorial against macOS for pro audio also showed up this month:
http://tapeop.com/columns/end-rant/115/
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There are guidelines that have to be followed http://www.webtrust.org/homepage-documents/item54279.pdf

Nothing illustrates it better than @tux3 above: "I have a moderate trust in the CA ecosystem as a whole"

Trust in CA's is a bit like trusting your bank or state. Only that if you trust one bank you automatically trust all banks (unless you use key-pinning or other on top solutions that have been bolted-on afterwards).

CAs have a license to print money. What we need is a transparent Authority that is owned by the people not by some megacorp which not only issues sites but individual identity certificates. It's important to know if the CA have "Skin in the game" when they say they can protect you. (none of them do).

Disclosure: I work for The Authenticity Institute and we're quite active in that domain (also we think the way CAs are managed is a liability in the age of critical IIoT and ICS security).
http://Turo.com let's you approve of the renter so you could use that.

Be aware though that there are risks to using them since they don't have the best record on privacy/security. They had a formal process where they were leaking drivers license data via email to third parties that I helped make them aware of and they fixed. Still, the fact they even put that policy into place makes me want to share it.
So a reasonable answer could say - usually 8 bytes - but sometimes with extended precision it could be 10 bytes, etc...

I am actually kind of sick of the people that say these details are not important to being a good programmer. They absolutely are, knowing fundamentals of the machine, language, and environment that you are developing in is essential.
Why do you consider charging a higher price as "scamming"? For example a SABRE Lite board is much more expensive and has a weaker processor than, say, a Raspberry Pi 3. Nevertheless it has advantages, for example it is much more open than an RPi3 and thus it is much easier to do bare-metal development on it, which is a reason why for example the seL4 developers use it as (one of the) build target(s) (cf. https://wiki.sel4.systems/FrequentlyAskedQuestions#On_what_h...)?
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Microsoft has been doing fuzzing for years. They claim to "run the largest fuzzing lab in the world".
They incorporated their Z3 solver into their fuzzer, which itself is an awesome
piece of technology. What they do sounds really cool and I'd say Microsoft Research is a
big authority in the fuzzing field.

[PDF] http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/um/people/pg/public_psfi...
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Yup you're right and I'm wrong.
LED is bad?
That could have been inspiring at best, and not even that IMHO.
I'm surprised that it needs WiFi in order to share.

If your friend is already on WiFi, why can't he just stream from YouTube?
I'm in the US:
This video contains content from DR, who has blocked it in your country on copyright grounds.
I really dig the aesthetic and simplicity of http://luckyshot.github.io/twentyfive/
That means 16 or 17 years ago Google was violating datacenter policy and exhausting it's heat into the intake of my Sun E4500s, causing hardware failure. Thanks guys.
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That is fascinating.

Anecdotally, in European universities, bachelors are the "get in as many people as we can for the tuition fees", while masters are the "let's be as selective as we can get away with".
I think there are always at least five news articles written on any topic that is mentioned in a Google Doodle because those are really the simplest clicks you can get with so much traffic coming from Google. (They often get shown under the "news" segment)
I think their fulfillment process has been hit-or-miss. I ordered a CHIP in December 2015, received it in January 2016. However, my VGA adapter didn't arrive until late June. Part of the problem is their confusing order process; peripherals like the VGA adapter were being advertised as shipping in February/March, which was when I expected mine, but when I inquired about it via email I was told they had not even started physically building them yet, and I'd get mine "some time this year".

Still, for $20 total outlay I have something that is between the Raspberry Pi B+ and 2 in performance, with arguably better expansion (if you value GPIO over USB), and a few nice extras like a power/reset button and built in support for LiPo batteries. The downside is that it's based on an Allwinner chip, and that company is known for being open-source hostile. Supposedly they are trying to improve, but it does limit the range of operating systems available for the device.
> We handle all the native code for you, so you'll never hit this.

How do you handle that exactly?
Because a local wi-fi network isn't necessarily connected to the Internet? Or only with a very very slow connection?

You can share things downloaded earlier, through another, faster connection.
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> Microsoft has been doing fuzzing for years.

Then why do we need to rely on Google to fuzz Windows' kernel?
Yep, that's how I remember it in Australia. The honours students had more respect and were more skilled than the masters students.
OK, I'll bite: which CA, specifically, will do this? I'd sure like to keep communicating with XP after my current SHA1 cert expires this December.
Wow, thank you very much! Response from the developer with source code and talk. Couldn't wish for more. Thanks again!
It wasn't literally everybody, but there were a surprising number of software companies that got started by mailing out floppy disks or even tapes from the developer's house. I believe Sierra is the one that grew into a big distributor.
> the said finance person offloads the loans in a securitized fashion to other wealthy islanders who then benefit from fishing booms and receive below average returns in years that are dry.

This part. This was the part that was fucking bonkers.
That seems like a lousy excuse to me. As a web developer, my entire job revolves around computing trees; and that is (as of now) the most common development environment in the world. My side projects (graphics demos/toys, a multiprocess text editor, various twilio SMS utilities, a high-performance pastebin server) end up using stacks, trees, hashmaps, and bloom hashes as logical responses to the problem descriptions.

Only somebody who doesn't write software for a living would claim that "between 0 and 0.00001% of the time in the real world" should these techniques be readily accessible in working memory.

As for "freezing up during a stressful interview": is that not some indication of what normal workplace stresses will do to your ability to complete technical work? I certainly wouldn't want to work with somebody who is knowledgeable but will wimp out the moment you ask them a tough question on the spot.
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I still recall switching from AltaVista :D
> RPi adopted these things later and, funnily enough, needed to increase their price when they did so.

This is my only nitpick with your post. While the Pi was in development, yes it was advertised as a "$25 computer", and once they finalized the design of the B version it ended up at $35. However, its price has not increased one penny since release, despite several revisions and huge leaps in performance and capability. Today we have the RPi 3, a quad core 64 bit computer that sells for the same price as the original single core, outdated-on-release board from 2012. If anything, that means the price has technically gone down, since you're getting so much more for the same amount.
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How come? So GetFoo() is replaced by GetFooAsync(), so just mass rename GetFoo() to GetFooAsync().Result and the end result will be the same...

Unlike in JavaScript, async stuff is optional in C#, so block threads to your heart's content with .Result, it will behave like old sync methods...
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> Everyone else will be allowed to publish apps “early next year.”

Assuming this happens, aren't you overstating your point?
Thanks for your comment. It sounds like your company is involved in solving similar problems, but have you dealt with a situation like I am inquiring about?
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Those are all running on RTOSes such as RT Linux on an X86/PPC or full ARM platform.

Those won't run on an ARM Cortex M chip, where your current options are effectively ASM, Ada, or C if you want high performance and low price and power consumption.
One of my dads sailing buddies was a 80 some year old retired merchant marine. He used to take a small open sail boat out of the Golden Gate to watch the whales. Guys like that have made peace that the end is rushing up.
Not unexpected, but a bummer. I suppose this means my Firefox OS powered Panasonic TV won't get any more updates too.
Yes, multithreading is stupidly easy nowadays. I also use Parallel.ForEach and sometimes .AsParallel() - changing "header" of foreach/for cycle is easy peasy and performance gains are instant. :)
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I've heard this mentioned before in the passing. How does one actually do this.
Yeah, the idea that women's fashions are dictated by men is pretty silly. Women buy what they want to wear, and anybody who sells clothing is going to cater to their tastes. It takes a feminist to look at a sign of power (social and market) and see a sign of oppression - the women I've dated didn't feel the need for pockets because my pockets were their pockets. Or so I was told.

And it's not like men's clothing is strictly functional. The first thing they tell you when you buy a suit or sport coat is not to put anything in the jacket pockets, because they'll stretch and sag. And WTF is a tie for, anyway?
I guess we were spoiled by being able to have seen such environments, back when it was common to pay for software tools.

Even Macintosh Common Lisp would already have been a good experience.

http://basalgangster.macgui.com/RetroMacComputing/The_Long_V...
https://gist.github.com/davidfowl/8939f305567e1755412d6dc0b8...
You can share some components, especially more abstract ones. For example, react-redux creates higher-order components that work with both React DOM and React Native. There's also a project called react-native-web that implements React Native's View components using React DOM's primitive components (https://github.com/necolas/react-native-web).

Components aside, you can share your models and data stores, utilities like Immutable.js and lodash, and other environment-agnostic JavaScript. In addition to code, you can share a lot of knowledge like how to write components, structure an app, use npm, and even just write JavaScript.
And the next year it's .NET Standard One. After that - .NET Standard 10.
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>amber nectar

Yeah, they don't know shit about beer.
Just ordered these two, thanks.

Any other texts you can recommend for someone who wants to know more about how this arcane world of economics and flow of captial actually works?

Financial education is one aspect of my life I've always neglected and I wish to change that.
Maybe I'm alone in this. But I think be honest, you don't have to go into details. I have family and friends that have been (or still are) in bad depression. Based on the stats nearly everyone you talk to will as well.

I have being on the hiring side too, and if I asked you about that gap and got an honest reply about depression, that would tell me a lot. 1. you have identified an issue and worked to resolve it. 2. you are aware of it and may see it "coming" early next time (if it comes again).

I have been burnt too many times from people misrepresenting themselves in interviews (not being real to themselves to "sell" themselves) that I really value open and honest people. I think they know themselves, better, therefore their weaknesses and strengths too.

Could you hit rock bottom if I hired you? Sure, but it wouldn't be a complete surprise, and we could work together to prevent it and make sure you have the help needed before things got bad. (As if I hired you, it was for your skills and drive and fit and I'd want you to stick around to continue that).

Employers and employees can work though a lot if we both are honest and both are bringing something to the party (a job someone wants and the skill/desire to learn/perform).

Note I do not work in the US, and this is my experience.
The only one risky thing is that in computer vision right now things change each 6 months. So, one will never know which techniques are still state of the art, and which were outclassed by some ConvNets 4 years ago.
No. Our second car is a Chevy Volt.

Stop being so prejudiced against those who may be more productive than you are.
Vaguely similar doesn't mean 'stolen'.
Exclusivity does indeed impact people's decisions, but it's far from the only driver. If a major brand made a new electric car that was demonstrably better than a comparably priced Tesla, it would sell well, and word would quickly spread. There is also significant appeal in having the "best". Musk organizing lobbyists against his own company makes no sense. If they wanted to make the cars scarce they could simply produce fewer of them. Instead they're scaling production as quickly as possible, because obviously selling more cars results in more revenue.
Is ReFS bootable yet? Can Ubuntu for Windows be installed on this? Is there anything else about this that I should care about?
How would you filter those "many people who could do it just fine if they are given space to think about it or refresh their memory" down to the number you need to hire?

This is a serious question. I hate the way interviewing works at tech companies. Though I've generally done well and it helped me break into the industry as an outsider, it's a really time-consuming and wasteful process on both sides. So far, I'm leaning strongly towards Reid Hoffman's suggestion of weighting references much more strongly than interviews but it's hard to say how far one can safely go with that approach.
Me and a partner have been developing a game for the release of Daydream this year on Unreal. We are hobbyists who decided to take a stab at doing something more professional. My concern is that just because we lack a track record of game development we will get rejected from DAP.

Now there is a mad rush to get a website up, and content on the internet for the curators. I must be honest I didn't see this one coming!

Anyway, we are excited to get our content out there and have put in a lot of time and research into understanding what makes a good game. From consistent and strong game thematic, to many many hours of play-ability testing. Will definitely post a link to HN once we have our content up.
Fireball for me. I remember the icq chat with a friend who told me to try this cool new thing without ads!
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Yeah, in some cases "Asia" extends far into the Middle East - Football / Soccer, there is an Asian club championship with teams from the *stan's and Australia.
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I think it's because the context going by the title is earth based for me. Whenever I've heard mention of tectonics it's related to earth and and the only mercury on earth is the element, so my brain zoomed in on that.
I remember once asking a german friend if she didn't think that english was better for only having one form of my, the, etc. She said that in german there was less room for confusion because the listener would immediately know whether 'my friend', for example, was a boy or a girl. German is more strongly typed, we rely more on the context in english.
It seems that in my experiences Mercury the planet and Mercury the element have never before come up in a context where there could be ambiguity.
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I too am looking for a cheap used electric vehicle, and the Leaf is almost the right answer. But I very much doubt that the software will ever be open, as that's where the value-add and "secret sauce" is. It'll be interesting to see what if any legislative response happens as a result of the VW scandal, but too few people understand the implications.

(I have exactly the wrong use pattern for an electric car: my petrol car sits unused for most of the week, but every now and again I drive it several hundred miles.)
I don't doubt their intentions, but their execution leaves a lot to be desired. The Youtube app used to have a setting where we could make it only show videos only in low-res mode. It's gone now, and family members who are not tech-savvy use up a good deal more of the monthly download limit than they used to.
The benefit is basically that you build native quality components in Javascript, which saves you from needing to learn new programming languages and frameworks for each platform. Also some components are actually reusable, the custom ones built by RN team, others are platform specific.
That's interesting to here, because the rewrite apparently managed to re-implement the bug, introduced in OS X 10.8, where the Dock just randomly switches monitors for no apparent reason, every 12-24 hours, when you have 2 monitors hooked to a Mac.

(You can work around this bug by changing some of the defaults in the Mission Control pane of System Preferences... I think the "Displays have separate Spaces" setting.)
Check out re-natal [0] if you are interested in using react native with clojurescript. Re-frame (cljs's redux?) and reagent (cljs's react wrapper) are a joy to use and clojurescript with REPL is something I'd pick over plain JS almost any day.

Give it a try! It's pretty solid.

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Let me know how things go for you when you need the government's support on anything. You won't get any. The only thing you get from the government is a turd sandwich. It's no coincidence, though, that you've had no problem give give giving to the government.
Majority of new IT grads earning 150k? This can't be representative sample for US.

> this is from about 100 data points, members of the “Hackathon Hackers” Facebook group, in 2015.

What's the point of analyzing data from such narrow and unusual sample?

RE: how to get data about programmers salaries, I'd say try to check job postings, they usually say how much company offers.
Well, you've convinced me. I'm trying this out. Thanks!

messutied, you're shadowbanned so I can't reply but thank you for your response!
I wonder what people would be willing to pay for 200 sq ft apartments in, say, San Mateo if the units could be rented at market. Could you get $1000 per unit per month?
And now Google push all possible ads to us :(
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