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Yes, and that is exactly the point: This means databases like Postgres or MySQL gets entrenched over options like KDB that costs a lot of even get started with. By the time they could afford the license, the cost of switching has risen dramatically.
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Posteo.de is also German based, but seems cheap and reliable.

It might be a bit too simple for your needs though.
$20K was just an example. You can fix your acceptable living costs at $50k/year if you like, so long as you know that that will always be a tiny fraction of your income, regardless of how life evolves. The important thing is to not set it to a percent of your current income.

Keep them decoupled. That's the important thing.
Have you done research on the worldview or are you just brainwashed as the ones you claim are. If you can I want you to watch this video and try to explain how this is possible

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kqo6a5n1ArQ

start around the 5 min mark.
Tim, when are we getting Python 3 support on Lambda?

Being stuck on 2.7 has been the greatest source of issues and the #1 problem we have with Lambda. If Google/Microsoft came out today with Python 3 support in their Lambda competitor, we'd move in an instant.
Exactly. This makes every event look like a carbon copy of the last one. This whole article described everything I hate about such meetings.
Let me guess... You have no idea why people chose to use, or contribute to FreeBSD, right? Especially no idea why commercial entities build products based on FreeBSD.

Sometimes there's a cultural disconnect between the hacker news world and some $FOO software thing (FSF, GNU, what have you), but this tops them all.

Developer schools? Was this even a serious comment or was I trolled by Poe's law?
Why it's almost as if journalists manipulate the news to fit a narrative. Weird.
Maybe I've just been through some tough times, but whenever I see a meeting invite that starts with "all-hands", my gut turns, and I think "here comes the layoffs and project cancellations". If it's sent only a few hours before hand, it's a sure sign.
Maybe I should make a bot of that too ha
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This is a valid comment. Theranos' claims for their technology should have been readily verifiable. The reason for this mess is they were given money without asking enough questions. It's actually not even that complicated as having to test the machines yourself, if they had just tried asking a few more questions, it would have become pretty obvious this was a bad investment. There were many smart VCs who kept their money because they did this.
eg see here:
http://www.vanityfair.com/news/2016/05/theranos-silicon-vall...

"When I’ve asked V.C.s why they didn’t pour millions of dollars into a company that appeared to be changing the world, I was told that it wasn’t for lack of trying on Holmes’s part. She met with most top venture firms. But when the V.C.s asked how the technology worked, I was told, Holmes replied that it was too secret to share, even to investors. When they asked if it had been peer-reviewed, she insisted once again it was too secret to share—even to other scientists."
One easy [..] solution would be to require that the road test is taken on a manual.

Here in NL, we do distinguish between them: if you learn to drive (and do the exam) in a car with automatic shift, you get an annotation on your driver's license saying you're not allowed to drive a manual-shift car.
Oh, I need to make a ticket about adding that to the wizard. Be my guest if you want to :-)
Ok, I misread your comment then. I thought you meant some sort of a tool/web gui which fastmail provides but others don't.

Do those privacy focused providers even prohibit the import of mails via IMAP from your local computer? At least for isync/mbsync this not relevant and it seems to me that this a very basic operation of the IMAP protocol... (I'm not a CS person, don't weigh my words.)
The definition of what legal is and its process is in the hands of who we vote for.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bullet_Cluster
We know there's a bunch of mass we can't see:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MACS_J0025.4-1222

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dragonfly_44

We have had direct detection of dark matter since the 50s https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neutrino

And the generally successful standard model predicts several possible additional forms of dark matter e.g. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neutralino

I mean no shit there are in answered questions. We aren't omniscient. this is how it works.
On the one hand, I wouldn't want my filenames to be changed (and in addition, one would likely run into problems with the path length limit, at least on Windows).

On the other hand, using sidecar files would essentially mean giving up freedom to move/rename your files. Sure, you could move/rename the metadata files manually, but it'd be much more work, and you're bound to mess up sooner or later.

I'm not sure how to solve both those points without making the application "own" the files (as e.g. Camlistore does).
For folks who can't get past the WSJ paywall:

http://www.nytimes.com/2016/10/12/business/international/sam...

> SEOUL — Samsung Electronics is terminating production of its troubled Galaxy Note 7 smartphone, according to a person familiar with the decision, in a major and embarrassing about-face for the South Korean electronics giant.

> In a statement filed with the country’s stock exchange late Tuesday, Samsung said it had made a “final decision” to stop production. That means the company will no longer produce or market the smartphone, said the person, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because Samsung did not publicly disclose further information about the decision.
Have a look at https://basecamp.com/

There's a couple of good answers in "What do you use for company-wide documentation" from 3 weeks ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12540678
Exactly, and also once you're an established researcher or professional immigrating to basically any country becomes a breeze. Stoddart's open borders part therefore applies to many countries when you're talking about "brains", not poor/unqualified folk, who are still filtered rather rigorously (or at least disincentivized) by a legal immigration procedure.
I expect eventually that with the rising tide of machine learning solutions being developed, someone will figure out that the chunky coarse-grained predictions and latency-filled transactions between user and server is monumentally inferior to a segmented approach which leaves the vast majority of user preference information on the clientside and which performs last-step filtering on the client device. No company can afford to throw the equivalent of a smartphone in processing power (plus what is necessary to make up for the latency) at each and every single users query, so purely server-side solutions will always be worse. Some day, someone will deploy a hybrid and it'll be faster and slicker than anything the companies desperately pimping their customers personal data can manage. And they'll sell it as a 99 cent app, not a subscription service or an indentured servitude "free" contract. And then, maybe things will change a little.
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It's definitely not choppy on my machine. There must be something wrong with your configuration. I would suggest to submit an issue on GitHub.
Now the question is, will they just re-release the same thing as the "Galaxy Note 8"?
> VNET jails also should be safe to tear down

Unfortunately, VNET is still off by default, no?
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Thanks for the feedback. I had assigned a different shortcut to "ctrl+`" so I was getting a different result that toggle.
i forward project my buffer (savings) to 2 years to cover living relatively modestly. I think it's important to not feel desperate to take whatever the next thing is.

I fish for contract work when it's available and try to generate passive income where possible. If you're living on $20k, the 3-4K you get from your asset portfolio goes a long way.

If I had no assets at all, I wouldn't be willing to enter the start up game . I'd look to ratchet up the ladder to a bigger buffer first then role the dice.

If I had to ... I'd consider taking s part-time job doing whatever and finding a living situation that the part time job could afford (e.g. Sharing an apartment uncomfortably). I'd spend the rest of the time on my start up or trying to ratchet up a better living situation.

What's that saying about logistics winning wars?
The rust book on the website is free and pretty good.
if they are adjusted correctly, cars approaching on either side of your vehicle will pass from the rear view, to the side mirror, into your peripheral vision with no gap of visibility.

That's incorrect. Unless you have an extremely wide (curved) side mirror, there always is a gap between the edge of the mirror and your peripheral vision. That gap is usually not large enough for a car to completely disappear (the nose of the car enters your peripheral vision before the rear end leaves the mirror), but smaller items may still disappear.
I agree in principle!

However, it's worth noting that this very much depends on how experienced you are at system administration.

For example, I've been setting up servers (usually for my own businesses) for a couple of decades.

It's thus far cheaper for me to do that than to jump onto Heroku and learn how it works.
I have tinnitus and headphones (especially noise-cancelling ones) are living hell to me.
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Yes. EOF is 0, so it will grab all the characters as digits, for the length of the file up until an EOF.
"1984 becoming reality" is actually the news. It's not about the movie as such. The bottom part of the article tells us about someone who it being severely fined for stating a well-known historical fact, because according to the official Russian propaganda, this well-known fact (USSR initiating the WW2 together with Germans) is not considered to be truth in Russia.
I remember the VR video from FB a few days ago. There were a few seconds of broadcast from a camera in the FB office and I thought that the ceiling was more like the one of a factory than the one of an office. Not very inviting. Even the rest of the place looked like a warehouse, colors included. A few seconds later the broadcast moved to a camera in the living room of Zuckerberg's house. That was a much more pleasant place to work at. It was only a matter of space and colors, not about furniture.
Damn.
That's one major failure.

Now I really want a postmortem on the real cause of these fires.
I think this is the biggest problem with something like an "all-hands" meeting. Most of them end up needing to pass out ribbons like these: https://buyolympia.com/q/Item=will-bryant-i-survived-another...
Or worse: "You know 'x' would be really useful, maybe I should build that." Then you decide to let it rest for a few days (most of my projects have been bouncing around in my head for a while before I have a good idea of what product I want to make) and the next day it's on Hacker News.

Tagging is an old one for me. I settled on using tmsu but never actually got around to use it. The photo organizer sounds like something I should be doing, I start losing more and more photos. Problem is, Tagspaces either renames my files or leaves hidden directories in every directory (what is this, OS X?). Guess I might give tmsu another spin or, if that isn't satisfactory, write my own after all.
FYI: HN has a recent feature where there's a link labeled "web" under the article link, which brings you to a web search.

Clicking the first result will bypass the paywall.
I have been going through that. I was meaning more in an overall context of systems programming concepts I might need to know.
Guess I'm glad I gave up and bought the S7 Edge instead. At least it still has a MicroSD slot, which was my biggest reason for sticking to the Note line.
VSCode is awesome. You are doing an excellent job!

Please keep up the good work, it is very much appreciated.
It’s also possible he misspoke and was referring to the credit or debit card (and thus the account it was for) used to open the dev account.
Under the same brand? :)
It is unquestionably destroying productivity. Of that there can be absolutely not one shred of doubt. There are literally over a THOUSAND studies showing that open floor plan offices absolutely massacre productivity, especially in any form of mental work. It is patently insane that so many smart people just spit in the face of mountains and mountains of legitimate research.
Even if they can figure out the problem and fix it to the point that they can offer refurbished Note 7s, seems risky. Unless they decide to actively brick existing Notes, there's the likelihood that some existing users will just hold on to their unfixed Note 7s. If these unfixed phones were to explode, it'd take days for authorities to confirm that they weren't the refurbished/fixed versions, and we'd have the same cycle of confusion and negative PR that Samsung is currently undergoing.
For future reference (or for others..): If you really can't pay in the UK, set out your expenses and income clearly in a letter, demonstrating that you've taken reasonable step to limit your spending, address it to all your creditors, and ask for interest to be frozen and offer what you believe you can afford (proportional to debt) to pay to each creditor on weekly or monthly basis. If they refuse, then pursue a debt management plan.

Most creditors in the UK will play hardball if you talk to first line staff, but will act more reasonable if you demonstrate that you have done your homework in determining what you can actually afford to pay, partly as that implies that you likely is also aware of alternatives like a debt management plan or IVA (Individual Voluntary Arrangement), or ultimately bankruptcy, which may leave them without full repayment.
And that photo isn't a manipulation? The press kit photos are designed specifically to portray executives in a competent, flattering light. THAT is manipulation of an even more devious sort -- if the company is doing something wrong, showing smiling, in-control executives when that isn't reality -- that's public relations, not Journalism; it misleads the public in drawing a conclusion of trustworthiness when that isn't warranted by the story.
In other threads (as of yesterday), people claimed that this wasn't working for them. Still works for me, though.
Now, on the friend’s (relative, actually) apps. She continued to use the account, published 20-odd crappy apps and paid for fake reviews for these apps.
Wouldn't want to be working in that division right now. I'm assuming they'll try to sprint asap to a follow-up or a replacement. The longer they wait, the more they lose to other vendors I am assuming. And the bad publicity must be causing quite a headache as well.

Nevertheless, their other phones have been good (and I'm assuming that apart from catching fire this one was as well, though catching fire is a pretty big downside).
There are more UNIX systems out there.

How will you enforce something like that to all UNIX eco-system?
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If the company is small enough, and the all-hands frequent enough, those awards become a 'who haven't we given an award to yet', which ultimately undermines the point of giving it out in the first place.
The interesting question, to me at least, is how much cheaper this chip is - with its suboptimal maximum clock rate - compared to a chip from a non-automated flow. If peak clock rate is one half, but cost is one hundredth, I'd say it's a spectacular achievement.

100th in costs and one half in performance is, granted, wishful thinking on my part. But I believe the important point is that with a sufficient productivity gain, this technology can reduce the old, non-automated way to something akin to writing software libraries in assembly. Writing software libraries in assembly is useful, but few bother to do it because they'd rather just buy more hardware. Chugging out twice a many chips, once you have your design finished, isn't really that much more expensive, as I understand it.
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Haxe : because it can target web, desktop and mobile with the same code for apps and games , and allows for declarative UI building.

eXist-DB : XML DB with baked in app framework. Server side code is in XQuery. Magic for data aggregation API building.

PicoLisp : Lisp + declarative Web UI + prolog + distributed DB in one tightly coupled package. Build your next crawler in this to appreciate the magic.
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Noise-canceling headphones are really hit or miss, though. Like, I can't wear them. They drive me crazy. Ambient noise is not bad. Ambient noise is good! Being in an isolated bubble is the sort of dystopic future-stuff that...ew. No. Do not want.

My experience is different. I'm a person who is very sensitive towards noise (even in the classroom writing tests was horror). I personally consider silent environment + good noise canceling headphone (for silencing all the remaining noises that are still there - you are surprised how many there are) as comforting. The static noise that any noise-canceling headphone will produce is the smaller evil here.

For https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=raziel2701

> Noise canceling headphones are much more effective on constant noise like an airplane engine than transient noises like speech or phones ringing.

Also my experience. They decrease the noise of speech and phones rining, but that's it.
Sprint to a replacement? To basically do the same mistake twice (or thrice if you will)?
My bet is that they'll retreat and introduce the basic concept in/as another brand next year.
Really cool! What's your app doing?
I have fonts.googleapis blocked in my hosts file, loads fine for me in Firefox. Maybe it's your browser? Or the method of blocking?
You sure drank the koolaid. The technology DOES NOT EXIST. It was a lie.

This is a real quote from the CEO:

"a chemistry is performed so that a chemical reaction occurs and generates a signal from the chemical interaction with the sample, which is translated into a result, which is then reviewed by certified laboratory personnel."

She took her daddy's money and created a scam company to defraud investors. She relied on secrecy to keep the scam running long enough for real scientists to invent a product for Theranos to sell. It didn't happen. The house of cards came crashing down.
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This was the point when the guy should have been forgotten as a face of a reliable business.

I does not matter if he had matured since; this was the foundation FB was built on: that you freely give away your personal information.
Perhaps they ended up with this problem precisely because they rushed?
VS Code, at least on Windows, doesn't have smooth scrolling enabled. Is that what you mean by choppy? It's definitely bad UX, lines just jumping around. I haven't found a way to enable it (very quick google told me nothing either).
It doesn't even have anything to do with introverts or extroverts. Open floor plan offices annihilate productivity of both groups. Human beings, especially when doing mental work, can not cope with distraction. Period. It's just like how human beings can not multitask. These are limitations to the human animal which are supported by decades of research. The research on open floor plan offices isn't even a tough call. There are over a thousand different studies, all concluding the exact same things - open floor plan offices are total poison. I'm sure in 50 years we'll look back on today and be flabbergasted at what we did to people, like looking at an old work site filled with asbestos fibers drifting about and lead paint chips flaking off the walls.
Yikes, quite the tome. Looks great though, I've been looking for something relatively self contained. Does it have exercises for each chapter, and if so are solutions also available?
Same for me. My productivity is divided at least by 2, not only because of the noise, but also because of the visual pollution, constantly seeing x or y going around.

From my experience, situation is rendered worse when management people are in the mix: then you have to observe the subtle communication tricks of small power politics, which seem to favor those who think loudly.

Not to mention non-IT guys are usually ignorant of the huge cost of context switching for programmers.

As I do no see myself explaining that I am an introvert who needs calm, the only hope is to see my side project allowing me to earn enough money to escape this nightmare.

http://www.commitstrip.com/en/2016/04/05/the-open-plan-offic...
I agree on the independent-trustworthy fallacy. Many 'independent' journalists are highly dependent on foundation grants or other funding from some rather biased billionaires. NPR is listener (and taxpayer) funded. Since the majority of the listeners are of a certain political party, it follows that NPR won't challenge the orthodoxy of the hands that feed them.
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They have spent a huge amount of money on marketing this phone. I wrote a week or so back it could be the end of Samsung and people told me I was an idiot - they make so many other things, their spread is so broad, they can just produce the next phone and move on.

This has done untold damage to their brand in the eyes of the average consumer and has wasted so much money, I think they are going to need to get smart, and quickly.

First, all those sales are now refunded. That is going to hurt cashflow and cause ripples across the entire business. Sure, it's not going to hurt some of their industrial projects but hampered cash flow is like having a respiratory disease: most people who get pneumonia don't die of the pneumonia, but organs shutting down because of the lack of oxygen they get as a result of the pneumonia.

Secondly, a lot of marketing dollars are now wasted, gone. They did a global campaign around the Olympics for this phone - it doesn't get much bigger. Just be glad that they didn't launch this in early February otherwise they would have taken every Super Bowl slot available. Those who do remember their advertising around this spend will remember it as them talking about a phone that scared airlines into thinking it might take down an aircraft.

Finally, many consumers won't buy Samsung phones again as a minimum when they're first released, maybe never as a worst case scenario. This has done long-term damage, we can't deny it.

I know a lot of people are fans of Samsung, and it's true they are a great company, but objectively this has got to be damaging to them.
Maybe next time they'll offer replaceable batteries, which would have made this situation much less painful and is generally a plus for consumers anyway...