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What are you missing specifically there? The windows filesystem is already mounted in bash for windows, so you can access files created from Code there.

However I didn't found that of too much use since I can't run windows executables from there and so WSL is pretty isolated. Instead I still use msys/cygwin for the shell which has it's quirks (file path magic) but works. In combination with docker for windows and volume mounts there I can even cross compile Linux executables on the windows shell, which is pretty cool.
Ah I see, thanks for clarifying that to me :-)
>Forget finding a new set of DTL transistors for a PDP-1

Is this true? I would've thought we have millions of equivalent devices available
Stallman is FOSS, not OSS.
So how does that work agains overhearing conversations etc.?
> If you don't trust Facebook, don't use Facebook.

I don't, but other people do trust it and put information about me and photos including me into it.
> doesn't see the suffering in Baltimore

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In practice they can have a very high NNT (number to treat) for low-risk patients. Google says they are prescribed to 250+ people for 5 years each for every 1 heart attack prevented.
I absolutely agree with you on what you said. But how do you deal with the problem, when you have to, say, create an event and make people aware of it? Are there any alternatives to FB?
Really. This is a quote of ethics, and even when I was 19 I never attempted to betray business(-like) trust.

For me, FB is yet to prove that it really has changed. Zuck as a person, maybe. FB, as a company, I really doubt.
As an user of FB@W, and now Workspace, its Work Chat is largely useless. No native client, no API, the only crowd control is group.

It's just a dumbed down version of Messenger, and I don't think a team in my company want to use it, Slack is much better and worth learning. After several months we're just using it as another Viber/Whatsapp/etc..
I don't know that they will. If the first recall had been enough - that they'd really found the problem, fixed it and made things up to their customers, I think they could have done well. Taking decisive, painful and effective action would have demonstrated their commitment to their customers.

But they didn't solve the problem, gave people replacement devices they said were safe and were wrong about that again. I'm not suggesting malice here. I think that it is perfectly plausible (even likely) that they thought they had found and fixed the problem and were just wrong. But that doesn't really matter. They may not be malicious, but they are demonstrably incompetent when it comes to safety. That's probably worse.
It would be awesome if there were a cookbook for getting this on to the Dragonboard 410c (its my only AArch 64 board ATM). The wiki page points to the 96boards site which has everything you need to put Ubuntu on but not FreeBSD AFAICT. I just may not be reading it closely enough though.

[1] https://wiki.freebsd.org/arm64/DragonBoard410c
The screenshots look nice, but they only contain a couple dozen files and a similarly small number of tags.

I've got a good fraction of a million files on my home partition, and I'm likely to end up with hundreds if not thousands of tags if I were to go about organizing them. I'd like to know whether this tool will work on such a scale without inconvenience. Too many similar tools fall apart once you hit a hundred tags or so, not to mention a few hundred thousand entries. It's a lot of wasted effort to start using a tool like that, only to realize that it doesn't scale.
IIRC you've been able to do that already, but you need to ensure that the postgres users have different UIDs.
I worked on this floor for six months as a co-op! It was really awful, and a big reason I don't think I'll ever consider working at IBM again.
Sounds like these guys https://cloudfindhq.com/ expect they don't modify the file name
I would leave any company with singalong sessions. shudder
You spend it on booze and coke and hope that somehow mumble butterfly effect mumble the regime falls.

Seriously, how you can even begin to think that any amount of money, let alone a laughable one, could do anything there is beyond me.
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This is on the front page already... Please check for duplicates before submitting!

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12677279 (709 points, 6 hours ago, 93 comments)
Care to tell us what pair/
It was 2008 when Aaron Swartz starting trying to free those public documents. A shame there doesn't seem to have been any progress.
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I didn't say it was dumb to think it "possible" for him to be the culprit. I said it was dumb to shut down a top developer account without warning.
Deepgrams announcement post (that should be submitted instead of a report about it) already discussed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12674572

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Hopefully we will. It would be unethical to allow untested drivers on the road, automated or manual.
Probably it's not a high-priority issue, so they didn't implement it yet. Should be easy enough to implement for someone, who uses Windows, if they accept patches. It's a common pattern, when developers think about their environment first.
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Pretty weak argument there.

If Spacecom wanted a demo to prove SpaceX could launch rockets, they only had to look at the previous 28 Falcon 9 launches that all (bar one) launched successfully.
It isn't bound to a port. AWS λ functions are event-driven. They're bound to queues.
dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12680131 ?
Even worse are Unix utilities that leave dotfiles in every single directory they touch. Just because they're hidden doesn't mean that they're not dirty! Pleas keep your crap restricted to ~/.config, which exists for this very reason.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12664699
The latter is why all cars should have black boxes. Including ones driven by humans. We can evaluate fault that way.
React, lambda, dynamodb, functional programming.
To be honest, I never use my right arm to open the left door, and I never heard of this practise. But I will always look in the mirror or behind me to check if a bike or scooter comes up from behind.

In big cities like Utrecht and Amsterdam, in certain neighbourhoods with lots of migrants, it is - as a cyclist - not safe to assume that someone will check for cyclists from behind. You - as cyclist - have to take care of yourself, which means driving more on the road instead of the cycle path. As an experience big-city-cyclist this is no problem for me. I merge with car traffic without thinking.

But I see it happen all too often that cars take a left or right turn without looking back. Same with people crossing roads without looking left or right. They just assume that the other people will stop. These are mostly migrants not used to our way of doing this, but more and more people using their smartphone in traffic do exactly the same.
Well as I said for another post I'm aware of that. As the google project is mostly used only for android and chromium, and as the canonical name of the tool really is /repo/ and not /git-repo/, there's no real name clashing.

The only issue might be my project being shadowed by google and go, but the more people will like and use the tool I baked with , the more it'll appear on their first page. So it's not really up to me, but up to you all liking it!

And finally, if someone comes with a nicer better name than what I chose (I actually did not spend more than 2.42 minutes on the name when I had to mkdir the project's directory), I might be happy to rename :)

Otherwise, I hope you'll like the tool and send me patches and <3
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A microservice framework.

If you are worried about latency or you want lambda on your own servers it may be worth to take a look.

Feedback welcome
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> I doubt many of them will be willing to pick up a different Samsung phone in the meantime.

To be fair the Note 7 and the S7 Edge are damn near identical. Screen, camera, design, all very close. It's just that S Pen really. If someone doesn't care about that, they have a Samsung option right there.
Funny how sometimes you think "You know 'x' would be really useful, I would use an application like 'x'." Then the next day its the top link on Hacker News.
Thank you, that was useful.

An horrifically cluttered UI, but having evaluated many of these workplace collabortaion tools in the past it's actually pretty par for the course. For some reason our HR partners always wanted everything on one page, like a massive disfunctional sci-fi spacecraft dashboard with lights flashing everywhere.
Instead let countless drivers kill pedestrians if such cars turn out to be safer to everyone around?

The ethics of this escapes me. It is not a nuclear warhead or a biological weapon. We can decide utility of self driving cars either pre- or post-factum, but not given no data.
Then so is the text.
Great for simplifying universal web apps.
Yep. It's good old fashioned webhosting. Drop your files in the amazon equivalent of ~/public-html/ . If it serves your needs, it's not a bad thing, but it's hardly revolutionary.
These phones should be returned immediately by the company before someone inadvertently is dead because think of the senario where someone is driving with this phone in the
drivers pocket & catches fire........ all OK if the car isn't doing 70 along a motorway otherwise - danger of a collision.... it has happened in the past re wasps & bees distracting the drivers attention which is a very serious matter. Any spontaneous combustion of anything must be resolved forthwith. So Are these phones being recalled ?
Honestly, I just opened the post to find ridiculous things to criticise. But in fact this looks like a valid helper. Sure I don't have the same workflow, but this one seems to work as well. Good work!
Well, for the easy to remember, I might have been presomptuous O:-)
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thank you. Please suggest a better name! :-D
I dont think this is the first time they have an issue with batteries, when I bought my S4, the battery swell up while charging, there was a recall, but since it was user replaceable you just got a new battery and everything was fine.
Write code to run on? a server.
No, the photo makes the subject look odd it does not make the photographer look incompetent. The fact that the picture was used by the WSJ shows the picture is good enough for publication.
Ah, okay. I'm in London, UK. I suspect this 8 hour interview might just be an American thing.
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What's the deal with Toptal?
Hi. I'm a JS developer located in Eastern Europe. I'm happy in my current job and I do pretty well (~23 usd/h). However, for quite some time now, I've been looking into Toptal.

From what I've gathered it's not that glamorous for US developers, but in my case, I could double my salary.

On the other hand, reading about them online brings lot of different views. Some say they're scam, some say they don't care, some say it's great. I've also seen lots of replies here on HN from people who just made an account to post a positive review.

So which one is it? Could anyone comment on them?

Thanks!
I can totally see Facebook doing a Google with this one.
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Tower team member here :-) We are of course working on lots of improvements, especially in the current beta phase. Regarding interactive rebase, by the way, I can say that it's already on the wish list :-)
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Pedestrians specified to be children. So, as a child, you never ran out into the street? If it was your child would that change anything?
That was not a slip - that was clearly intended failure.
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I think redux got 50% right and 50% wrong.

1. good: having a sideeffect-free, serializable application state. That concept can also be used in mobile apps for easy pause/resume.

2. good: being able to render that state from one parent, because you don't need to manage two separate statemachines (the UI and the business logic) anymore.

3. bad: shoe-horning all state-transition into functions/reducers. Fp is awesome, but sometimes imperative constructs are more appropriate, especially in a mostly imperative language. Use fp where it feels natural, not everywhere.

4. bad: shoe-horning everything into immutable data-structures.

Seriously, when did

newName => {
this.name = newName
}

become

(state, newName) => {
return state.set("name", newName)
}

?

Just change the state. If you want to prevent errors, freeze and seal your state. If you want time-travelling debugging, copy it via serialization. No need to slow down production code by copying and throwing away data all the time.

5. bad: using Immutable.js, thereby slowing your code down by two or three orders of magnitude. And I guess losing many GC and JIT optimizations by throwing out different types of objects and pressing everything into the generic map-structures, that immutable.js uses internally)

I wrote multiple sites/apps using immutable and redux, but i'm back to pure react and lodash. Code is more concise, simpler and way faster, even though componentDidUpdate has to use lodash's _.isEqual instead of a simple comparison.
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depending on technical debt in Perl code (which is quite easy to incur) it might make sense if you're still making changes to the project. also single-binary deployment is always nice, though in the world where docker exists not as big of a deal as it used to be a few years ago.
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> create an event and make people aware of it?

Send an email and CC everyone you want to invite?
The in-ear headphones with a rubber membrane will be excellent to

- isolate you from external noise

- isolate your co workers from your music (a problem with most alternative designs of headphones)

And if you listen to classical music, you are unlikely to suffer any hearing loss. And I find it to be perfect to focus on something in noisy environment (used them when I wanted to focus on something on a trading floor for years).

http://en-uk.sennheiser.com/earphones-headphones-sound-isola...
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I have a lot of sympathy for the OP’s position, having worked as a Type 2 in Silicon Valley and having made enough money to retire and live off the investment interest at a relatively young age.

From the position of Type 2, the problem with Type 1 is that they are not Type 2. They just don’t understand it.

But Type 1 can’t understand it and isn’t going to understand it. Type 1 (as a group) is increasing in number and getting angrier and louder, and it’s clear that this trend is going to continue.

I fear what the endgame will look like....
It's odd that Mercedes would speculate on this when mentioned level 4 and 5 systems don't even exist yet.

The first time a self-driving Mercedes kills a pedestrian these remarks are going to come back to bite them.
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Explaining the Monty Hall problem yet again
What do shift+Y and shift+P do? Are they the same as y and p, but in insert mode?
I don't agree with that at all. I am a consultant. I see lots of companies. I see lots of companies jumping on the "plug our employees 24/7 into everything" bandwagon. Slack has a moral obligation--we all have the moral obligation--to not be the stooge of bad actors just as it works to improve the productivity of good ones. If Slack took this seriously, it would do significantly more to protect its users from toxic behavior.

For example: it is possible to ignore people's do-not-disturb settings (added relatively recently, after a long period of asking) to force their phone to blow up at four in the morning. This empowers assholes to be bigger assholes and strengthens a shitty culture by providing tools to be shittier; you can never not be at their beck and call; if you refuse to answer, that's you being bad and not the person who feels entitled to interrupt your life on a whim.

You also cannot mute or block users on a Slack. This disempowers people downrange of assholes and strengthens a shitty culture by not providing tools to avoid the perpetuators of shitty culture. (They have been asked for this feature and have refused.)
I'm running CLion on FreeBSD, have never had any issues with it.
"Facebook is paying 40-50 percent more than other places, which is usually a sign developers don’t want to work there."

The logic here is pretty weak. Fb pays more for other reasons. I've not heard that people don't want to work for Facebook before, quite the opposite in fact.
+1 for the 'not need redux'
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My point was that an ex-partner, regardless of co-worker status, is a distraction. Having to encounter one at work all the more so, yes, but that wasn't what I was limiting my example to.
If you place something in the ~/.config it is not portable, ones you copy your files and folders to a usb stick or sync them with dropbox, you loose the meta data.
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Brilliant work. Explanations like these are true gems. Kudos!
Not the OP, but it can be a difficult conversation.

I had a similar one when I was at CS school, one of our dorm room-mates was always covering the room's window with paper and stuff like that in order to not let the morning sun in. It drove me crazy. Being younger and more impulsive of course that I told him that what he was doing was bothering me. Not sure what the end-result was (this happened ~15 years ago), only that it created a tense atmosphere between me and said room-mate for the remaining of the school year. I'd imagine bringing that additional stress into an work-like environment it's not for the best.
I appreciate that the Wikipedia link just says not to do it.
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It's also worth noting that rolling updates are a cloudformation primitive, so other tooling essentially recreates rolling updates.
Thanks for the feedback. We are already working on a feature allowing saving description to files.
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Ask HN: Should I build my own phone number auth with Twilio or use a service?
There are quite a few all-in-one services like AccountKit by Facebook or Sinch. I've already started encountering issues with SMS delivery in foreign countries (e.g. Thailand).

Does anyone have any experience building these kind of auth systems? Are the edge cases minimal or is it a long-term headache?
They're probably the most reputable & unbiased source of information.
> Any evidence of FB going directly against their privacy rules

Whether or not they go against their own rules is a moot point, given their history of changing those rules and systems with little to no notice or documentation.

They've modified privacy multiple times and changed defaults so as to trick users into sharing more than intended. There was an article not long ago about privacy implications of sharing links in the messenger, as they store links in such a way as to track the history of unrelated people who also shared the link. Not to mention various issues with undocumented collection of private data on mobile devices.

Facebook isn't really a company deserving of third-party defense in the arena of privacy.
Sure, you can decompose them. But if you're outputting DC, again, you never have to worry about subtracting from an existing DC line voltage. If you're outputting AC, you have to worry about wave interference.
Pretty sure Theresa May can be arrested under exactly the same charges.

That's the thing with these people. Its not just idiocy, it's malicious intent. They really do think Orwells 1984 was a handbook not a warning.
I'm in the same boat.

If I would have to name one thing, it's that the configuration of API Gateway via the UI is unbearable if you have a nontrivial amount of routes (> 3). I need to configure Authorization, Error code mappings etc. for every route, although they are exactly the same.
If there would be per-gateway defaults I can set with per-route overrides, that would cut down the setup time by 95%, which is the main thing holding me back from using API Gateway for projects that would suit it.

Right now the only option I seem to have is using a tool like Terraform to automate it, which is a pain to adopt if you already have a running API Gateway.
I think this is one of those allowed off-topic digressions :)

Thanks for the info.
well, if you see a sliver of your car, you know how they're adjusted: wrong :)

seriously though, it's really easy to tell, just watch a car that is about to pass you transition across your mirrors into your peripheral vision. if there are any blind spots or periods where the car is highly visible in more than one visual source (mirror or peripheral vision) then you are seeing less than you are able to. i'm pretty sure there is no free lunch here -- if you are still able to see your car, then there is likely overlap between your rear view and your side mirror's view frustum, not to mention there is unused visual field in the side mirror anyway, so you're sacrificing visibility in your side mirror.

(you should still check for the presence of a car by looking behind you if possible, or cross checking your peripheral vision with your mirrors, but it's nice to know that you don't have any blind spots if you fail to do so.)
They still need an audience, though. Lots of important information goes undetected because it doesn't have audience reach.

The Post provides them that.
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> So, the proper response is to do just what honest journalists or even agents in intelligence collection are taught to do: use diverse sources, rate their integrity, identify their biases, and merge them in a way that accounts for the two.

That's pretty much what mainstream media does. That's why you see major investigative articles with lots and lots of cross-referenced sources.

You know about the Theranos fraud because mainstream media, The Wall Street Journal - the largest newspaper in the country - thoroughly exposed them.

Did you thank mainstream media for their work?
When you're spending ~$10-20K/month on a developer (including benefits) spending an extra 1-2K/month in rent to allow them to be productive as opposed to killing their productivity by cramming them into an open-plan office seems that it would be a nobrainer.