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> Or working as a patent clerk, maybe?

Does it still work though? In the days of Einstein, I imagine you could slack off easier in such a position than nowadays.

The problem these days is that we're inundated with busywork not only in academia, but in most occupations.
So he does not know the system but you know it well enough to know that his plan will add trillions to the debt?
just. awesome. (+1 on no 32 bit).

looking forward to playing with this when you are ready.
Feeling of safety? I m richer than my siblings who have kids because i was more driven. If i dont have own kids, nieces will inherit, however that's not my main motivation.
You can count nearby people, cars, windows, cats, dogs, buildings, whatever you agree upon, those things are pretty pseudo-random, only limit is familiar environment, but you can find other alternatives there (number of pens on one's desktop, number of books, etc.).
That would be really bad for competition.

I'm thinking we should have a different distribution model. One without gatekeepers. But with fair payment of content producers. Perhaps the government should step in because the market doesn't seem to be able to sort this out (see also Uber, App stores, Amazon, with their internalized non-free markets).
Why not. I remember a paper which compares the behavior of foraging ants (they send more or less ants according to the rate of returned with food) to adjustment of the window size based on the data rate in TCP.

Simulations are not experiments. It is an animation of a formalized imagination, if you wish.
>So what is it about Trump that's so compelling that is not reported to us?

It isn't complicated: there is an apparently large population of Americans who are tired of the establishment. Things have not been well for them for many years; wages are stagnant, they haven't benefited from the recovery much. These people don't want to see another politically established Bush or Clinton in the Whitehouse. This was embodied by Bernie Sanders on the left, and Donald Trump on the right.

Trump is the "I'm sick of politicians" vote, and benefits from "right place, right time".
Know a bunch of women with that problem. Don't know how they do it, but somehow they always get idiots (relationship wise). The guys ages ranges fron 20 to 40, the only thing that changes is that older guys pose with their money and younger with their stamina/fitness.

On the other hand I have two girlfriends who are sometimes dating other men and the other guys often end up being idiots, too...

Maybe most people are simply bad at relationships?
Obviously some jobs might become unviable if you raise the minimum wage. However unless society fails catastrophically there will always be demand to fulfil everyone's basic needs, which should supply enough jobs to fulfil those needs.
I'm starting to get really intrigued by the idea of programming quadcopters, especially with this demo. I think I could impress the people I am teaching programming with this type of projects.

I'd like to learn how to program a quadcopter and be able to fix the hardware just in case something goes wrong.

However, my main problem is that I don't know where to start. I do not have a hardware background.

Does anyone know some good resource? I'd prefer if it had nothing to do with the scratch language
https://www.yahoo.com/news/donald-trump-has-big-plans-130311...

> Yahoo News asked Trump whether this level of tracking might require registering Muslims in a database or giving them a form of special identification that noted their religion. He wouldn’t rule it out.

> “We’re going to have to — we’re going to have to look at a lot of things very closely,” Trump said when presented with the idea. “We’re going to have to look at the mosques. We’re going to have to look very, very carefully.”
I was kidding fam... I even used 'Correct the Record' in my comment...

C'mon son.
A decent summary of the history with a fairly neutral presentation of the facts, with only a few small omissions that are worth mentioning:

* The 1967 war was also (just like '48) started by a coalition of the surrounding arab countries attacking Israel.

* A settlment called Yamit was established in the Sinai in '73 after ~5k Bedouins had been expelled from the area in '72. This may have provoked Egypt's participation in the '73 war (yes, yet another attack by Arab countries).

* The 'Land for Peace' approach was first used when Israel returned the Sinai peninsula to Egypt in '82 following the '79 peace treaty, and in the process evacuated Yamit.

* While most Yamit residents took the compensation offered by the government and left, many refused, and additional hardliners actually moved in to make the evacuation more difficult.

* This pattern was repeated years later on a larger scale with the evacuation of the Gaza settlements, except that the Gaza settlement evacuation was unilateral on Israel's part, rather than a result of a treaty, and the IDF mostly prevented additional people from flooding in prior to the evacuaion.

So, I can definitely see why this history were cut if there were strict time constraints on the video, but IMO it is an important part of the narrative and shows the roots of current policies (eg. much of the incentives and support for West Bank settlements were put in place to convince people to move there because they were wary of being forced to leave later (just like Yamit and Gaza) for little compensation if another peace treaty were signed).

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yamit
This is also easy to figure out if you use MITMproxy to intercept the traffic between the app and the server/car. This way you can look at the content when it is HTTPS encrypted.

Do you know someone else with a Renault, so you check if you can change the VIN-number with the same auth?
This was the problem with the Nissan "hack" that made it possible to control every car in the world.
As a libertarian he believes in survival of the fittest, so a lot of his strategy involves "fuck shit up" and see what survives. Or just letting things sort themselves out.
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" And it (DOJ) says that responding to the warrant would not circumvent the privacy of users, because they have no way to know, or control, where their data is stored"

Heh.
He must work for them because this video was half an ad.
Is it? I have only seen anecdotal evidence for this.
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Searches on Google don't mean anything. COBOL programmers are from an era where programming wasn't just cut-and-paste-from-Stack Overflow.
The "app" is just a web wrapper. I found it was easier to load up the JavaScript in a desktop browser and examine that.

I've not tried with someone else's VIN - although the auth process does show which VINs are associated with your account.
> It's why I never trust anyone who claims to be a "full-stack" developer. They will be bad at least one of them.

Or you don't have to use the latest fart.js and still implement frontend that will last more than 1 year. Or maybe I'm just a backend developer claiming to be full stack...
What's your goal? Have a look at ArduPilot.

Sidenote: I wonder what the Hello World of drones is.
Why are Clinton's wikileaked transcripts weighted down in addition to users' flags[1] while this story is being protected from flagging?

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12715222
Like e.g. when you have boots on the ground. Being able to literally turn the night into day outdoors is useful.
it is not about trust. Probe them. Ask them questions. You will know with an hour how deep their knowledge of frontend or backend goes.
>left-wing movements tend to resort to social pressure, boycotts and similar methods. Right-wing movements tend to attempt to outlaw or in some cases just literally exterminate the people who disagree with them.

Do you have any evidence that those politically aligned to the right are more accepting of, say, murder than those on the left? Because I don't believe it.
yes, sorry cores.

However you have to remember that they are paying only for the time that the machines are used.

so 100 hours on one node is the same cost as 1 hour on a 100 nodes.

One of the nice things about zync is that each shot has a cost, which is really nice.

The other thing to note is that workstation make terrible render nodes. They always are in a weird state, and usually have something changed from the stock image. Plus Atomic fiction are only ~30-100 people, so not really worth the effort to bring workstations online.
Maybe yeah. I haven't worked in science yet, so zero experience with that. In any case the feeling may be the same though. If the "super productive" business is faster than the "super productive" science, then the old school business was probably also faster than old school science.
>>Or you don't have to use the latest fart.js and...

You joke, but that's an actual thing: http://jsfart.com
Your site recognizes that I'm from Switzerland and even displays the price in CHF, however, Switzerland is no where to be found on justwatch.com. How am I supposed to find out your current line up?
Go is not a decade old. And backend guys like it as well.
Django is not that stable either and backend guys like it as well.
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There's no such thing as the "gun show loophole". It's a myth. There already are background checks. I can tell you've never even tried to own a gun.
This is only one of many aspects of that event. The data reflects that the efforts of organized evacuation in the beginning were efficient.

But any attempt to frame it as a "prediction", an accurate model of the event or adequate description of reality is just nonsense.

To call things by its proper names (precise use of the language) is the foundation of the scientific method. This is mere oversimplified, non-descriptive toy model of one aspect of historical event, made from of statistics of partially observable environment. A few inferred correlations reflects that there was not a total chaos, but some systematic activity. No doubt about it. But this is absolutely unscientific to say anything else about the toy model, let alone claim that any predictions based on it have any connection to reality.
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>why both Windows and OSX are so unwilling to either explore more powerful window management, or at least provide APIs to enable power users to build their own.

You will wonder how many users have single-threaded, single-windowed mindset (hint: vast majority). No offense here, having multiple windows on desktop really distracts and confuses them, harming their productivity.

APIs are provided though, at least in Windows. Aston Desktop[1] is still working on Windows 7.

1. http://www.astonshell.com/
This reminds me of when my consulting company was looking for cheap servers back in 2004 to host client projects. We found an eBay listing for about 80 machines (if memory serves) that were being sold off at a pretty good price and had really good specs. They had been used to do the rendering for the SFX on The Chronicles of Riddick. We spent a few days trying to figure out how we could manage to buy the cluster and perhaps sell them to friends, etc and it just didn't work out. But that combined with talking about servers with a friend who had been a sysadmin on the VegieTales crew (then Pixar then Dreamworks) and the challenges they faced scaling up for projects meant it sparked the thought at the time that there's probably a nice market for running a rendering utility. And that's where the thought ended! Interesting to see if up and running now and benefiting smaller studios!
From my point of view, JS development can only grow. I'm seeing it in more different places and is our way to go for different projects.

Now, as a professional, I wouldn't tie myself down to a single stack but be able to work with others because there's lot of stuff written on JEE, .Net and PHP that someone has to maintain and are so different from Node.

Also, I don't see other stacks growing as much as Node, like Go or Pyton. And even PHP is that big not because PHP itself but because of Magento, Joomla and all the other PHP based products already out there.

On a final note, affirming that a frontend developer can't do backend is simply stupid. And once Node and ES6 confluence it will be even easier.
Anecdotally, one girl loved Harry Potter books. After acquiring basic level of foreign language, she would re-read those books in that language. As she knew the story back and forth, new words came to her in very familiar context, and learning was much more effective. I'd be interesting to research more this method !
Goal is to mostly be able to learn how to program the quadcopter. Be able to fix the hardware or the quadcopter if anything goes wrong.

Then possibly something one day doing something like this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gl1xYyGom1g

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QuXp_mnDH6w
Please remove "Y combinator" from the title, it's confusing.

I don't play too much music to provide an interesting feedback. But as a minor comment, the about page https://kwaver.com/about looks bad in IE11.
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I don't think we need the government to step in. What we should be aiming for are solutions based on decentralised apps. The groundwork for this has already started to emerge.
Yep.

http://www4.uwm.edu/FLL/linguistics/dialect/staticmaps/q_73....
To be honest, x86 seems to be heading in the same direction these days. It generally has enough of an emulation of traditional PC architecture for boot purposes, but look at - for example - how CPU power saving on modern Intel chips requires the co-operation of stuff like the SATA links, or how traditional PC interfaces like PS/2 for keyboard/mouse and HD Audio are being replaced with more embedded-like interfaces such as I2C touchpads and I2S audio links connected to vendor-specific controllers.
Korean has some doozies:

https://youtu.be/hQuJwjAnWHA

"Skinship" - try and guess what that means.
Actual magnesium flares would make more sense for this use.
I'd love something like that in Windows 8.1.
Exactly, really don't see how this crap article even got to front page and got so much traction.
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starts off quite well, but then the article starts to disagree with itself and argues "well, the stuff we don't have I don't care about anyways". If you think this argument is reasonable then it actually applies to everything, everywhere. If I only care about what's great to eat in vietnam then it's the best place in the world that has everything in awesome, because the other stuff is not interesting to me anyways.
A Servo ? Some reason for why a relay wasn't used ?
3 Parts of Your Body You Always Forget to Wash
Good Morning ...

If you are just getting out of bed, that's good, if you are just getting out of the bathroom go back in...

I am going to talk about the 3 parts, locations (you can call it destinations if you like it) that we normally don't bathe...

You might think you are scrubbing and keeping clean, but these places are filled with germs and bacteria which can actually cause you series of unauthorized problems..

Okay remember to remain in the bathroom if you were just leaving there.

Here are the three parts of your body you forget to wash..

Behind Your Ears

Ladies who normally wear wigs and all sorts of hair extensions, have never touched this area since they always cover their hair during a bath.

As for this guys, many of you barely know that this place exist..

Now take a finger with a long fingernail, place it behind your ear and scrub down, now look at your finger, what do you see,

If you see some black substance on your finger then you need to start being more hygienic.

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If you haven't heard the navel is a sweet spot for pleasure, but actually how can you place your lips or hands on someplace filled with germs,

.....................

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Read full article http://www.newsphases.com/2016/10/3-parts-of-your-body-you-always-forget.html
Another idea, use the color of your t-shirt as a random number source. If you know electronics, you may use https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_color_code , it's easy to remember because it's almost as a rainbow. And pick ((color(x)+color(y))%3)+1 or something.
Here is a simpler attack vector.

Steal a garbage truck, ram a substation.

You can't protect the grid form physical attacks.
I don't even know; I imagine at that point there wasn't many developers left around still willing to go down that route.

As an Android dev I'm in the camp that steers clear of Fragments out of principle, if only possible.
I've always found the search on iPlayer to be next to useless. Haven't got a specific search to demonstrate, stopped using it after I deleted flash. It's a real shame the BBC continue to use flash and recommend Adobe reader when they link to a PDF. I've emailed recommending some alternative but never heard anything back.
Regarding government's desire for internet relevancy, it would make a lot more sense to first gain the companies' trust and commitment to Finnish datacenters. And only then change the laws (or even more sensibly, just perform surveillance illegally).
Mortar illum shells.
No matter what they do, they'll never be relevant again.

Life was easy when their main competitor was IE, but now Chrome is 100 times better than Firefox.
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The perspective from this woman appears to be that men need to become responsible and that things merely happen to women; passive participants in life who don't need to take responsibility for their own actions (because that's what men are for).

Much like the original article (I base my worldview on the opinions of those around me) the problem is internal (she thinks she's a princess) but the blame goes outward (nobody treats her like one).

I guess neither has learned how to be a grown up. Considering the shape society has formed recently, I'm not surprised.
I honestly would be very happy with a ROM that copies stock Android entirely, without any added features or customizations, rather focusing solely on stability, security, supporting a wide range of devices, and tracking the official Android release schedule as closely as possible.

Can someone point me to a ROM like this if one already exists?
Yeah, though I still think its a bit thin to act as a good backend. I'm waiting for a better DB/model/controller framework to serve APIs.
And it can generate system libraries. An embeddable "Tor as a library" could be useful for large client applications (e.g. browsers)
Is this comment satire?
Society expects that in order to "grow up" men must stop spending time on their hobbies and with their friends. Some might say "aha, that is how the patriarchy harms men too!" but I can guarantee you that no man has ever said to another "hey bro, you know what, we should like totally stop doing so much cool stuff"...

I avoided all of that by marrying someone into wreck diving, mountains, the gym etc too :-)
Sorry, I may be missing something important from the linked discussion, but what is this BGP for? Is it an alternative to IP addresses?
I am very new to HN, only learning about things here...

I actually could not understand how to showcase a project. So the the first submission was a mistake. I could not delete it either. So I experimentally posted another.

Thank you a lot for visiting my projects. Your advice was really helpful.
You know you sound exactly like the parent comment was describing, right?
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> it's always "la fin de la semaine" and "courriel electronique". In contrast, one of my friends is "French" French. She got no issues saying "le weekend" or "e-mail."

But on the other hand, your Québec friend will tell you that you can "plugger" your "laptop", he has "checké" that there is a "plug" that is "loose" on the nearby "powerstrip".

I lived there for a bit more than a year, and I'm pretty sure they use at least as many anglicisms in daily life as we do in France. However, we both pay more attention to the anglicisms used by the others when we're in their country because we're not used to them.

They avoid them a lot more than we do in written language though.
There are a ton of PHP jobs, but I have the impression that you don't get paid as much as NodeJS and other programming languages, since a lot of people know PHP.
> In addition, a simple camera (DECA) will take 15 monochrome images during the descent of Schiaparelli to provide engineering insight into the landing process and to identify help the actual landing location. However, it is not designed to take images from the surface.

Well, if they're not even going to try to take pictures from the surface, I guess it doesn't make much sense to bother with solar panels or an RTG...
Sure, but this isn't just 'men being bad'.

If you take away the mans benefits of a traditional relationship what reason is there for a man to invest in one today? Certainly not the benefits that have existed for the previous hundreds(thousands) of years while our species evolved.

Should men have had those benefits? Perhaps not of course. Doesn't change the fact that they did exist and no longer do. (it's not as if this was a one way street)

There's nothing 'evil' or 'wrong' about identifying that things which previously existed no longer do.

Perhaps there's no acknowledgement of obligation/consequence because none exists anymore, whether that's a good or bad thing is a separate argument.

Here's the equality you wanted. Time to dogfood it.
Translation: Haskell may be the most heralded language to produce almost no production code.
Mac hosting doesn't tend to be VMs largely because of Apple's licensing rules for macOS (which is a big hassle, no question) so they'll naturally be more expensive than a $5 virtualized Linux VM.

But Macincloud has ~$20/month plans (with 8GB of RAM which isn't a $5 option for most Linux or Windows VMs) and there are several others going for between $30-50, so you hardly have to go with $80/month.
Hitler was a Fascist / Authoritarian, not a Socialist.

This confusion about Socialist vs Fascism is common because - as you point out - they enact similar policies, e.g. high taxes.

There are numerous differences between the two. The biggest has to do with the relationship between the state and the individual:

In a Fascist / Authoritarian regime, the individual is subordinated to the state. E.g. "The state knows what's best for me. I'll do whatever they tell me to do." That's why Nazi = "National Socialism..."

In a Socialist government, the state is subordinated to the individual. This is also sometimes referred to as "active state liberalism". E.g. "The state exists to ensure we all live a happy life that enables us to pursue our own interests." France is a good example of this.

These are in contrast to what is called "classic" or "minimal state" liberalism. A liberal will say "The state exists to make sure that no one oppresses me, but it's not the state's responsibility to take care of me". This is the original version that comes from Locke, Mills, F. A. Hayek...