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don't know why this is downvoted. guess the average 20-sth hn reader hasn't seen the sun yet. i still remember how we've been brainwashed about the greatness of it all in school.

wake the fuck up, look around you. learn history, look up precedence. my goodness. any uncommon critique is being downvoted by some stupid pseudo-academic click monkey and their entitlement to whitewash history.
nice! i saw one of these very recently at a friends house. we were marveling at how this would have been much better than the old rollers.
I've looked at the github project for Mathics and didn't see any use of ply... Looks like they have written their own parser/lexer.
Most people with any BT devices, wearable or at home (audio, smartwatches etc) don't bother to turn it off. And I agree, this crapware feature (of Android, or what's responsible?) just brings back all those obnoxious banners that cities been removing from the streets recently.
I don't see this being used by border guards or police in the street though which is what the parent was alluding to.
When Assange accesses the internet, I am guessing that state actors would be trying to see what his traffic contains. How would a person in such a situation access the internet and be sure that his traffic cannot be decrypted and/or there is no man in the middle modification of his traffic. For the sake of discussion, assume he has a brand new laptop with Debain/tails or another FOSS OS. The general consensus seems to be to avoid MacOS and Windows in cases where your life is on the line.
> people on HN probably have the best chance of being close to reality

I doubt that somehow. If you used HN as a basis to guesstimate what the IT industry (hint the IT industry is a shit load bigger than the VC startup scene) is doing now you'd be way off, using it to guess what will be used in 5 years is like using tea leaves to guess the exact position you'll cut yourself shaving.
That is a very skewed view of history. The Roman Empire lasted around 400 years. The British Empire controlled the world for almost 300 years (and the monarchy is still in place after almost 1000 years), and those are only two examples. The US was founded in 1776, The French Revolution, that gave birth to the modern Western Democracy concept happened around 1790, that is at most 240 years, and it only became predominant after WWI, so around 100 years. Although in my opinion superior (or maybe i'm just biased), western democracy is not assured to work in the long run, many countries after adopting it have gone back to monarchies or dictatorships. And after all, all forms of government that preceded it have been replaced.
I still don't know what devops is. I've heard the term a couple of times but wasn't able to figure out what it means, this article didn't help either.
The best way, like always, is to find a middle ground. Work part of your time doing physical labour in soil, farming or rearing animals, and part of your time doing creative/intellectual work. Because both mind and body needs to work on things they are supposed to.

But finding that middle ground for themselves requires every man thinking for himself, which is kind of frowned upon in modern societies....
Well, I guess I'm more interested in the answer related to the VC Startup scene than to the industry as a whole anyway.

I want to know(or try to imagine), what will be used to build cool new awesome things in sexy startups, so I don't mind this kind of bias.
Firebase Framework Review
RoR implementation of a ranking system using PostgreSQL window functions
Awesome. Thanks for the write up
Well, I did few freelancing projects during my 2 years break, so I guess I could fill it with freelancing and list of projects to show for.

On the other hand, I haven't try to get another job since. Mix of freelancing and working on my own projects is replacing my income.
The lotto players
For crying out loud. He went to the UK Supreme Court arguing that he shouldn't have to face extradition and that the crimes he was accused of weren't crimes in the UK and didn't warrant extradition. The Supreme Court disagreed vehemently and he jumped bail before he could be extradited to Sweden.
The price for having time as a plentiful resource is to starve periodically for lack of food, watch helplessly as loved ones die for causes you don't understand, and in general consider impossible anything that can't be achieved with sticks, stones, ropes, animal tendons and leather.
Google is not stealing traffic but it is stealing content by displaying it out of the original servers control. The real cost of a website is not hosting it but filling it with things people want to read. Content creators will want to get benefits such as ad revenue to compensate for their effort.
Solar City's big thing with their Buffalo factory was that they were going to make their own solar cells. Solar City bought Silevo for $200 million in 2014. Silevo supposedly had a "breakthrough technology"[1], which would allow Solar City to compete with cheap solar cells from China. That was the previous story.

The new story that Solar City will now buy solar cells from Panasonic, but only if Tesla buys Solar City. Silevo is no longer mentioned. Does this mean the Silevo technology didn't work out? Or that Solar City's financial problems mean they can't afford to be in the solar cell business?

Something big and negative happened that the press release isn't mentioning.

[1] http://silevosolar.com/?cat=11
There's certainly first time for everything. However, I assume when Snowden backed out from his path to martyrdom and landed in Russian asylum, the temptation to label him as a foreign agent must have been great. Being penetrated by a spy is perceived differently than suffering from gross incompetence, and quite a few high ranking asses in NSA and elsewhere could be saved.
I completely agree about most commercially available WP themes... but it's eminently possible (and quite easy) to roll your own very good theme, if you like the WP interface.
China detains staff from Australia's Crown for 'gambling crimes'
1. The food services industry

2. My previous job was 10 years of mostly proprietary tech. Had no time to pursue other things seriously. Dealing with the newer technologies in a production setting (in the non-profit) helped more than any other learning process would have. Also, going from a small fish in a very big corporate pond to a big fish in a very small pond meant having to take a lot more responsibilities for product, delivery, strategy and HR. It was like a mini skill incubator. I also had enough time to do some serious consulting work, which opened up a lot of opportunities.

3. Quite bad. Savings are quite low currently. My living standard is still somewhat lower than my peers. But opportunities within the next 2-5 years are huge. Had I remained in my old industry, I'd have been a technological fossil by the time I'm 40 (I'm 37 now).
NPM vs. Yarn benchmarking
Aaaaaand like all of Wikileaks' dumps, this one turns out to be completely overblown BS. Boots on the ground confirm that absolutely NOTHING is happening at the embassy, no one is breaking in and the report out of London is the standard Monday morning complaint about the morning rain and the annoying signal failure on the Central line that is messing with commutes.

If Assange did lose internet access it is because the Ecuadorians changed the wifi password and didn't tell him. I am absolutely sure that we will be getting a mea culpa from Roger Stone any minute now...
Or people who do work at hedge funds, but want to moonlight on the side and get paid via bitcoin anonymously
President Obama's Insightful Speech at White House Frontiers Conference
You're right, it's not quite that easy yet, but it probably will be eventually. Docker just provides the building blocks. SaaS providers like Docker Cloud will get better and continue to abstract complexity away until it really is that easy.

You don't need to use Rancher if you're just running one app. If that's all you need to do, then it could be as simple as running docker-compose on a linux server and mounting the certs into the nginx container as a host volume (https://github.com/jwilder/nginx-proxy). This is a fine approach until you want to split your containers across several hosts (redundancy or scaling) and you have several apps to worry about.
Theres a few things missing in this comparison:

How do you go about plotting things that aren't in a data frame? And how do you customise your plots?
Many? Examples?
Verizon support is on the case...

https://twitter.com/VerizonSupport/status/787890336270090240
Why don't you like them as a user? They load extremely quickly and you can scroll through the different AMP pages by simply swiping left or right.
There has only been three shows so far IIRC.
If your architect isn't responsible for the code and doesn't know the product nor the business case, maybe he shouldn't be the architect?
I think the container example is actually more apt than you think.

Running out of memory is a bit like running out of space in the container.

If I dropship a container on your yard, you're going to have a container but your options in what to do with it are limited.

Now if your container has a lifecycle and a scheduler because it needs to be in China on Wednesday, you suddenly have a lot more complexity.

Docker itself being a buggy piece of crap is neither here now there in the grand scheme of things.
Marxist philosophies have been implemented in many European countries in the form of social democracy.
If you have chrome installed, can it not interact with the beacons? So no need to have a separate app installed?

http://www.ubergizmo.com/2016/02/chrome-android-bluetooth-be...
He just says he doesn't know what he's doing, he's actually quite competent.
Afaik Tesla needs their money to ramp up production on cars, so it doesn't seem that strange to assume that Tesla will license said breakthrough tech to Panasonic so they can manufacture it.
> processes inside containers have no clues that there are others processes running in others containers alongside its own

Except, of course, if you're dealing with privileged containers. Docker [1] gives you detailed control over what to share between container and host, and what to isolate (with the default being more rather than less isolation).

For example, I'm currently working on a container that mounts disks in the host's mount namespace. In that case (and many others), the selling point of Docker [1] is not the isolation, but the deployment story.

[1] Or any other container runtime. I'm saying "Docker" because that's the one I'm familiar with.
My website is already fast on mobile. Because I am using gulp, and compressing the UI. I have added AMP because of seo. But wtf is this? FUK yourself google! I'll delete amp on my site.
Post updated to state that.

Thanks
If you go back 100 years and fast forward to today, this period is where humans have advanced most than all of the 5000 years
Sweden has already tried to impose financial transaction tax in 1980s and miserably failed:

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

This is bad news for EU and good news for Singapore, Hong Kong and other more pro-free-market countries. These socialists often forget that there is a global competition between countries for capital and investors.

Financial transaction tax will decrease liquidity, increase spread, increase volatility and decrease volume.

And EU won't going to attract new long term investors either because EU isn't growing at all (thanks to high taxes and excessive regulation). Do you want to buy EURO STOXX 50? I don't.
Yep, we don't use our brains every day.
As a French trying Elixir these last few months (don't have much time for Elm) it's great seeing the language picking up some hype.

At work I don't see it happening though, we're a PHP shop now addind nodejs (to my despair) and maybe some Go. I think there is a Haskell fan and that's it.
> can't all be rapists, right?

Why not? Considering that not too long ago it was deemed legal to rape your wife? It's not too long ago that rape wasn't exactly treated as the crime it is now. Without wanting to apologize any of the behavior, it's less than my lifetime ago that the man who took a woman against her will wasn't considered a rapist but rather a role model in large chunks of the population. So yes, it's quite well possible that all of them are rapists. That's the kind of world we live in.
For me it's often that I have to decide how to spend my time. Improving or at least working on my product or marketing. We're talking about projects that don't pay the rent or they pay the rent but nothing more, so if you spent time on it you probably want to have fun. I prefer programming to marketing and marketing takes time and often costs money. So I will mention my product when I write sometimes (it is Wokabulary, https://wokabulary.com) but I won't go and spam subreddits or HN. And I will write to journalists or blogs if I see a fit but I won't spend my weekends just doing this because it would spoil the fun out of the project for me.
That's what I thought - if you are smashing it on numerai, wouldn't you be better off raising some capital for your own fund to scale it?
Startups in 13 Sentences
Last time I needed a quick bar plot I spend several hours in matplotlib trying to get something worth-while. And then I needed to add another column ...

How would you go about the bar-plot example in this post (first example in Scene 5)? And how would you go about expanding to to have 1 more bar in each group?

I find this to be something I want to look at quickly, to judge my data and judge if it is something I need to look at, and fiddling with hard-coded spacing and line widths is not the way to get anything done quickly.

So I am generally curious how you go about it in a way that is easy enough for "easier" not to be worth your while.
Can you clarify what "full-blown standalone Linux" means? It sounds like running a separate kernel, but since we're talking containers rather than VMs, this can't be it.
Yep, in the short-term it's a good thing for users because it means they can access the content they are looking for more quickly in a consistent format.

In the long run, it might be bad for users, as it could result in media producing less valuable content, and one big company having more control over distribution.
If it really was the Russians then it would be pointless to attack Assange in the embassy or cut off Internet access as the leaks would come regardlessly.
http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/news/business/i-took-a-big-pay...
Creational OOP Design Patterins in TypeScript
Minikube: run Kubernetes locally
'coding errors' in computer science exam
All of this does look lovely.

I guess a big question for me would be:

What are the downsides? When should I not use this?

Also, is there something similar to the Baader-Meinhof phenomenon, but for finding software that neatly solves a problem after you've just spent a while doing yourself?
What I'm talking about is indistinguishability [0], [1] which shows up in definitions of homomorphic encryption (e.g. [2], [3]). If the data is only normalized, or even encrypted in an order-preserving way, it seems possible to figure out information about the underlying data (e.g. if the target is whether a symbol moves up or down, and if you can figure out what even one of the features refer to, there's enough information to turn your model on the data into predictions you can just trade on).

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computational_indistinguishabi...
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ciphertext_indistinguishabilit...
[2] http://cs.au.dk/~stm/local-cache/gentry-thesis.pdf
[3] https://arxiv.org/ftp/arxiv/papers/1305/1305.5886.pdf
Not directly about the article, but the Quote of the day, which is below the article.

> “Bob, please get me the names of the Jews, you know, the big Jewish contributors of the Democrats. … Could we please investigate some of the cocksuckers?”

— Richard Nixon, 1971

I don't know the context of the quote, but hatred towards Jews is something that I never really understood fully. I tried reading up a little on the history of Jews, and a few reasons seems to be (I know I am missing a lot):

-first Abrahamic religion, difficult to acknowledge for Christians and Muslims

-Palestine-Israel conflict creates hatred among Muslims

-super successful and influential for such a small community.

Without becoming a flamewar, can someone provide an objective TL;DR about hatred towards Jews?
No there is no evidence released so he wont be able to point to anything.

He just believes that whatever the government puts out is 100% the truth. The type of citizen that Goebbels would have loved.
Seriously? Here's the Ecuadorian Embassy: https://goo.gl/maps/gtwjXtGrv9p Note that it's not in the middle of nowhere, it's right behind Harrods (ie 100 yards away from one of the busiest shopping streets in one of the world's largest and most diverse cities, with 1000s of people walking by every minute carrying cellphones).

Do you honestly think anyone could storm such an embassy and not have a massive media footprint? When the Iranian embassy was stormed there was wall-to-wall coverage on the news, and that was in the 1980s, before every second person on the street had a cellphone and twitter.
The same can be said about AMP. Google is not going to port your site to support AMP for you. You have to put in all the work yourself.
I started using Protonmail 2 weeks ago and I am quite satisfied (planning to migrate all my communication from Gmail to Protonmail). It does feel slower than Gmail (because of the decryption, but that's not that much of a problem). Also, you have to use their own app, it cannot be connected to a mail client, that's a bit of a downside, but I suppose I will be willing to make that compromise.
I'm just so over Assange. Good. Cut his damn internet access. He's really starting to remind of that kid who just bugs you so much. Just go away please.

That gigabyte file he's holding onto? Supposed to be a bunch of cat gifs, or so an "insider" told me.
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> Docker restricts the container to a single process only.

This is definitely not true. I'm running syslogd inside a container (next to the actual process) without any trouble.

> ssh

I'll take `kubectl exec` over SSH any-time because it's a much more plausible way to handle credentials. Also, it does not require an always-running daemon inside the container, which reduces the TCB and the memory footprint.

> Take a simple application like WordPress. You would need to build 3 containers that consume services from each other.

It's not required, but it's a good practice to take advantage of the capabilities of your container orchestration software of choice.

> a MySQL container plus [...] separate containers for persistent data for the Mysql DB

Why would you need a separate container for data? The thing you're looking for is a "volume" (in the simplest case just a bind-mount from the host into the container, as you even explain further down).
He needs good friends who host VPNs for him. TOR would also be a good thing. Maybe a combination of both.

Of course, those friends would have to visit him in person and give him some public keys or something to verify their identity.
Part of me is actually a bit jealous that he gets to design an intricate campaign full-time. The bigger part of me is outraged that an innocent guy got locked up for uncovering a criminal conspiracy.
Cuba, Chile, Argentina. They all had democracies, and then collapsed into dictatorships. I'm sure someone more knowledgeable could also name some African or Middle Eastern countries.
>I don't know why they would put out a few hundred gigabytes of fake files.

Looks like you can check it now. The keys went public:

pre-commitment 3: UK FCO f33a6de5c627e3270ed3e02f62cd0c857467a780cf6123d2172d80d02a072f74

pre-commitment 2: Ecuador eae5c9b064ed649ba468f0800abf8b56ae5cfe355b93b1ce90a1b92a48a9ab72

pre-commitment 1: John Kerry 4bb96075acadc3d80b5ac872874c3037a386f4f595fe99e687439aabd0219809

https://twitter.com/wikileaks
How did you tell people it was the best mousetrap?

Sadly shinier mousetrap sells better than the best mousetrap.

Best case scenario with your approach you get something like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grado_Labs

Grado beats Beats no contest but which company sold for $3B?

I admire Grado's approach (met founder Joseph Grado in late 90s) but theirs was the best case scenario.

Worst case scenario you pick any industry and it is littered with rusting hulks of amazingly built mousetraps which did not get enough traction to sustain business.
I don't think. but if is so, I am sure unsolicited, spam or inappropriate Traffic which might harmful for our website is prevented by google
They are getting $750 million of incentives.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buffalo_Billion#Government_inv...

The project awarding the incentive is under state and federal investigations and at least one key official (Alain Kaloyeros) involved has been suspended without pay.
Interesting - will check it out. Thanks.
Alpine containers are nice if you're just looking at size. But they break down once you `docker exec` into them to try to debug something:

$ docker exec -ti mycontainer /bin/bash
stat /bin/bash: no such file or directory
$ docker exec -ti mycontainer /bin/sh
/ # curl https://localhost:5000/
/bin/sh: curl: not found
/ # strace $command
/bin/sh: strace: not found
Julian Assange's internet link has been intentionally severed by a state party
How great onboarding leads to great UX
The concept is great but it's also not original. It's called "processes". Docker is little more than a mass of complication laid atop fork+exec.

That's why nobody can get it right - because we already did.
yeah. while the two of you deal with stupid workarounds that work for only you, i'll rather try and fix the issue.
That may be fixable at compile time, I believe. In the worst case, you could write a patch. (Dijkstra would prefer a half-open indexing scheme anyway.)
Page speed is still a ranking factor. Optimizing pages and reducing bloat does have a positive effect in all SERPs. By my understanding though, AMP is more specific to mobile. A light page may or may not render well on mobile, but AMP pages almost always will.

I'm still undecided on if I like AMP or not, but I do see the reason for the distinction.
> It's actually very possible for Americans if they plan correctly. From what I've seen, only the salaries near London approach anything close to the typical six figure rates seen in the US.

After 14 years in Dallas I have never broken the six-figure barrier. I am only about to do so because I am moving to NYC.

> It should be pretty easy for any developer in the US to sock away several hundred thousand dollars by mid 30s. I did it.

I have only earned several hundred thousand over the course of my career. It would not be easy for me to save it even if I wanted to spend less on more immediate gratification.
1. Calm down. No one is saying this is what happened. No need to get on your high horses.

2. At the time the Internet got cut-off it was 6:40am in the UK. Pretty early.

3. The British government has the power to issue DA-notice to media outlets.

4. "Storming" the Ecuadorian embassy would not take a lot of manpower. This isn't a raid of a Mexican cartel. There is no resistance to expect, the adversarial repercussions would be diplomatic.

5. "For all we know" - means that this is an hypothesis. We are speculating. If you have up-to-date information, feel free to share.
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If he has a laptop it almost certainly hacked if it's in any way connected to the Internet. How could it not be?