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The ability to launch popups (on user click) is vital for our "Direct Results"[1] option at searchtempest.com, although admittedly that's quite an edge case.

http://support.searchtempest.com/hc/en-us/articles/205166847...
Well, can you counter his arguments?
I stands for "Integrated" in IDE. Project generation, code inspection, source control, database access, refactoring, debugging, test running, etc are integrated.

Visual Studio Code generates project via third party tool - dotnet new. Refactoring, code completion is done via third party tool - Roslyn (?). Etc. It's an editor with plugins. Unlike Visual Studio or Jetbrains Rider.
With some minor (but annoying) changes, it was also the OS/2 Presentation Manager API.
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I normally make a prioritised list and work through the items on the list. If I do not, I cannot fathom which item to do first and there is so much to keep track of that I forget to do some of the items.

So a list forces me to document what I need to do, and work through it methodically.
Weirdly from your list software developers are the only ones the New MBP can serve. It's got plenty of power to run XCode or a web dev environment.

Engineers, CAD, musicians, 3D artists all need more power than it provides and increasingly need CUDA cores.
It's not true, Mozilla actually tried to block them by default back in 2013 but was threatened by the ad industry and backed down. http://www.computerworld.com/article/2495739/internet/ad-ind...

I think it was mistaken for Google paying Mozilla to keep it as default search engine.
Absolutely, I have medication that I have to take the 72 hours so I have a recipe that the checks Google calendar for the event that says "medication", and when the recipe finds it at 7:15 AM every 3rd day it makes all of the LIFX bulbs in the house flash green. This is my only reminder as relying upon these recipes for life-saving medication is not a good idea, but it has been an excellent aid d'memoir which hasn't let me down once in about 3 years.

I am quadriplegic and IFTTT as the central hope the so many different aspects of my life that I would be completely lost without it, it's a brilliant tool for disabled people even though it wasn't designed as such. I must have 30 or 40 recipes that I use on a daily basis for things ranging from medication reminders, turning the lights on and off, controlling the fan in my bedroom, turning the lights off in the house when I go out and turning them back on again when I come home amongst loads of other things. It would take something pretty spectacular to tempt me away from their service.

That said, not entirely convinced about the new changes, maybe it's just teething troubles but I've had problems with a couple of recipes over the past week that have been rock solid for at least 3 years so hopefully they will settle down because that would be fairly catastrophic failure if they didn't.

Still, 9/10 would recommend!
It seems like it would be better in the short term (don't have to learn the bindings), but worse in the long term if it's something you do often (no way to find the keys' edges without looking every time you press the key, with the occasional glance down again to correct for drift).

Whether that's "better overall" or not depends on individual usage patterns. Personally, I don't really stray from the alphanumeric part of the keyboard often, and I can rebind esc, so the Touchbar's mostly a moot point for me. My strongest reason to dislike it is that it adds yet another set of potential points of failure for the machine without providing (for my purposes) much benefit.
I look at them now with horror - no need to wait 100 years.
Training - I have a feeling it's going to be NVidia for a while. AMD just doesn't show interest in joining the party, and NVidia has been optimising CuDNN for a while now, it will take a bit of time to play catch up. I really don't understand what AMD have been doing the past 2 years here.

Inference - NVidia will have a much harder time enforcing a monopoly here, because they are not, and cannot be the dominant player on all the hardware where neural networks will run after training. ARM, Qualcomm and others in mobile space will be pushing it hard, as will vendors running neural nets on FPGA/ASIC designs that are now emerging.

Will be interesting to see what effect architectures using low precision or binary weights (for both training and inference) will have too on the hardware landscape.

SPIR-V - AFAIK Codeplay (https://www.codeplay.com) are working on SPIR-V support for tensorflow, that should in theory help to use TF on various hardware that supports Vulkan/SPIR-V. But I guess each vendor will still need to tune things like convolution kernels for their specific hardware to squeeze the best perf out
> Then why is it called tidy ???

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTML_Tidy
telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl is not working. RIP
Hosting: https://www.hetzner.de/ (Germany)
Hosting/Registrar/Mail: https://www.gandi.net/ (France)
Mail: https://tutanota.com/ (Germany) or https://protonmail.com/ (Swiss)

I'd go for a combination of these. Get your domain name with a trusted registrar and divide your servers/hosting. Especially the mail. The mail providers I posted offer encrypted mail.
I am in a similar situation... I bought my current MBP and will use it until it dies more than likely, but not sure if I'd buy another Mac. The touchpad on the MBP is second to none, which is what kept me this time but there's a massive premium there.

I use Mac, windows and Linux daily... And honestly the Mac is the most odd ui of the three for me. Having bash is pretty nice as is homebrew...

I'm really hoping MS puts similar effort into a Linux version, since I know I'm not the only one going that direction... Been considering it on my mbp...
Maybe worth explicitly mentioning that the very fact that you have a trillion dollar plan could be negative to your chances of achieving even 1K/month.

The pie in the sky is tasty, and everyone wants to sink their teeth in it. Moon shots will naturally attract a certain type of individual, and the incentives will favour big gambles. Think of it as an internal land grab or gold rush.

I was in a place where we got the gold fever. People were getting insanely unrealistic ideas about the value of the idea. We applied to YC with it, and people questioned whether we were giving away too much (one them said "who are they" which is both funny and not funny at once). This is at the stage where we had 1 competent programmer, zero customers (but lots of connections), and a barely working prototype with fantasies that people wanted added. Funnily enough, nothing came of it, except my old colleagues still think I was trying to defraud them.

Slow and steady is less glamourous. I'm not surprised the anecdote is about a small family humbly trying to put something together. And you don't get fantasists thinking they need a piece of this trillion dollars.
> interactions with strangers to be largely perceived as unwelcome

I think this is very much a density thing. In an urban environment, it would simply occupy too much time and effort to acknowledge people because there are too many of them. That leaves this environment where if someone does start speaking to you, you assume (often correctly) that they want something or are weird.

Whereas if you're out in the middle of nowhere it would be extremely odd not to acknowledge the few people you did meet.

> mentally filed as one-off events not requiring a follow-up -- talking with the person next to you on a plane

The protagonist's "single serving friends" from Fight Club.
Yes, and the ability to find call references (who is calling this function, where is it used) from the drop-down menu is really helpful. I miss the ease of access to that sort of functionality in Visual Studio.
Unknown startups become popular
1) NakedAuto is a startup to prevent cheats and fraund in automotive sphere.
- Video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XYfDBSd05Po

2) CatInPhone is Android application based on speech recognition module to help to find your phone withing the room (entertainment application).
- Video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sMfCMNMwdY8

These two startups where made by unknown persons. But for now they are starting to grow fast.

What do you think about the general ideas? Is it possible to make a world better? Is it funny to have a virtual cat that helps you to find your phone if you lost it in your room?
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Are you able to go into details about implementation, particularly around libraries used in building the iOS and macOS applications, and their pedigrees?

I'd argue that the implementation (or library) matters just as much as the standard (OpenPGP) when considering trust.
The new version of SecureBridge 7.2 is released
Difficult to counter hypothetical arguments.
> the only real way to have a nation is to have other nations acknowledge its existence

I always think of Taiwan / Republic of China.

While most countries don't officially acknowledge it (and, slightly amusingly, Taiwan doesn't officially acknowledge communist China), it is without a doubt its own country with its own military and democratic government, etc.

But yeah the only reason is that there is water between China and Taiwan and China never bothered to attack.
Thanks for sharing this. I would be interested to read more about it. People like who have not been counting their years migh have some imagination, but imagination does not replace experience. Perhaps you should make a write up of your time and observations.
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Euro notes also have different colours and sizes, making it much easier to get the correct ones right away. I find Euro coins more useful, too (highest commonly used denomination is 2€ vs 25¢). I'm annoyed by the 1 and 2 cent coins, though, and am in favour of abolishing them. They only clog wallets.
Cretonne compared to LLVM
There's also "win32.hlp" if you want an older, yet offline reference; it's from the days of 95/NT 4, but surprisingly complete as most of the GUI functionality was already available back then.

The recent versions of VS are somewhat more difficult for generating single-file standalone executables which run on OSes older than Vista.
Merkel is part of the left now?

Her party is Christian Conservative, and she is a former East German with bad experiences with the Communist government.

One has to be pretty far on the extreme right to call her a leftist.
Who are you (or anyone else) to decide what works best for me? Am I not capable of making my own decisions? Do I really need a hardware company making those choices for me?

Did you not read beyond my first sentence?

Who are we as programmers to decide what works best for our users? Were the clerks at the bank not capable of deciding for themselves if their pen and paper workflows worked better for them than the computer programs we made to replace them? The typographers of yore were almost certainly more comfortable and faster using a linotype machine than this new fangled desktop publishing software, that we invented. I simply cannot wrap my head around people in our profession who kick and scream because the march of progress once in a while makes their lifes a tiny bit uncomfortable for a short while.
I love all of these products, (this, Dashlane, etc...) but the switching costs are too high for me right now. Unless there is something that is extremely compelling, I can't justify transferring 400+ passwords just for a few features.
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Agree, I can't even think of an use case which can not be implemented using TagHelpers, partials & co in newer version of Razor.
The easist person to con is always yourself.
Or one too many words. Surely just "Use Secrets to..."
You meant to refer to it as "the Secrets" and not something along the lines of "the Secrets browser plugin" in that specific case?
No kidding- a single supermarket can gross $100m a year
The high prices are an artifact of misguided past policies, defended by NIMBYs, to encourage suburban sprawl.

Some increase in per-square-foot prices are natural and expected, just due to right-sizing the environmental costs and benefits, but the very high prices are insane and fixable.

http://www.sfyimby.org
Mostly complaining about his latest divorce.
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I must admit, I rarely use the function keys as they seem to be different everywhere... Mainly from years of VS usage, actually...

But I use the escape key hundreds of times a day.. not having that as a dedicated key will hinder me as much as removing the backspace key.. I mean nobody needs to go back, and you can just use the mouse with cut..
Using open standard for data isn't proof of quality password generation, it can be biased if code is proprietary.
The information, that it's free for only 10 items is quite hidden. For me, that is not so confidence-inspiring.

1.) Because the first thing I thought was 'what's their business model?'.

2.) Because why not calling it an unlimited Trial with 10 items, to make it clear it's not free.

Don't get me wrong - I like to pay for software, because I want to honour the work of others.
It's quite uncommon for stores not to accept debit cards in my experience, but next to nobody pays by card in bars and restaurants.
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Why use anything over the OS X keychain?
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I'm only familiar with 1Password, but that does have an export feature to something as simple as CSV. Obviously you need to be careful about security and cleaning up after yourself, but there's no need to manually type in everything if the software you're moving to has any sort of import functionality.
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As a touch typist, can you please explain how that would work for me?
Throw away that power strip.
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Don't speak too soon.

"Why would you buy a PC anymore?" - Tim Cook on the iPad Pro launch.

Don't be surprised if XCode for iPad Pro is a thing soon. It's becoming clear he sees iPads as the future of computing, it's all he uses personally and developing it's own apps is one of the last things it actually can't do.
Agreed. This is shareware more than freemium. I actually prefer the correct terminology in this case as freemium implies ads (in my mind).
For his use case there is a pairing of software and hardware optimized to work with each other.

In "professional" situations this is not, as I understand it, particularly unusual. And yet the unsuitability of the new MBP for "professional" use cases has been widely assumed on HN. It's interesting to see someone who actually has one of those use cases and has actually used the new MBP, weighing in to say "it works, and here's why". Not least because the level of hardware/software cooperation Apple can muster is a selling point for him, but has been ignored by all the "I'm a touch typist whose workflow consists exclusively of function keys, the touch bar makes this a worthless toy to me" noise coming from HN.
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> I was born behind the iron curtain and emigrated on my own to western Europe.

This actually demonstrates that you are a pretty special individual... and that (by definition) not very many people are like you.

So I think it kind of demonstrates that your premise in this discussion is not really valid.
Some of which, at least, were suppressed by Republican states after the hobbling of the Voting Rights Act. Less "Hillary's big failure" and "Superb long game from the Republicans".
There are so many things these articles overlook.

Germany was coming out of the WW1 as a loser. The war in Europe was nothing like you've ever seen in America. Germany was paying reparations for many years. Germany lost two million soldiers (out of ten million world wide). Many civilians were killed. Poorness among the families of fallen soldiers. Many were wounded. Several hundred thousand Germans died due to lack of food.

The crisis of Germany in the 20s and 30s was also nothing, literally nothing, you have ever seen in the USA.

In 1923 one Dollar was 4.21 Billionen Reichsmark.

No kidding. 4.21 Billionen Reichsmark. That's a 4*10^12 in US numbers. The equivalent of one dollar.

1929 was another economic crisis which reached into the 30s. Mass unemployment, families looking for food, resignation, ongoing reparations, social security not developed, politicians failing, feeling of a total catastrophe - but this was based real problems. Not in 'the strongest nation with the largest military.'

The problems of the US today are tiny in comparison. There are poor people in the US. But it is nothing compared to the Weimarer Republik and their weak democracy, which was under fire from communists, the Nazi party, conservative parties, ... even the president did not support it and in the end caused its collapse when handing over the government to Hitler.

Mostly the social democrats were supporting the democracy.

If you think the times of the Weimarer Republik are similar to the US today, its political or its economic situation - this is total BS.
People who are complaining about the trailer being too mainstream, maybe you can find solice in the teaser trailers.

wellhttps://youtu.be/cxRwc8Lp7XU
Hi .. I couldn t do this .. Pressing "v" enables visual mode and only the text is selected.

https://dougblack.io/words/zsh-vi-mode.html

Above link explains the usage, but I couldn t use it for some reason even after setting EDITOR variable.
> we were DIEHARD serious that we would not let our party..be controlled by Wall Street any longer.

Congrats, you've handed the entire country to Wall Street instead with the coming deregulation.
That is what I knew. For example- cos 75 = (√2(√3 – 1))/4

For testing you can visit here- http://www.webconversiononline.com/trigonometry-calculator.a...
App Store pages are allowed, AFAIK, to say "Free (In-App Purchases)" and leave it at that.
I still remember some Dell Precision workstation having a "magic touchpad" as it reacted even when your fingers were an inch away - must have been a pretty powerful electromagnetic field! And the case was always giving shocks at random times.
If the notion that people from third-world countries can't be good developers isn't racism, pray enlighten me on what it is?
The fact that none of you got jailed is actually more relevant than you seem to think.

If, say, a decent portion of your classmates, including people you were friends with, were regularly accused of crimes and occasionally imprisoned for them, what effect do you think it might have on your perception of how "wrong" the acts they committed were?

When cognitive dissonance arises from trying to reconcile actions that are on the opposite end of the spectrum from how you associate a person, the outcome is generally not that one of those two absolutes remains and the other shifts, but that both perceptions shift.

I'm not claiming that any of this justifies poor decisions, only that it's quite feasible to have a heavily warped view ingrained in you, and that, if a split-second comes where a mildly poor decision could get exponentially worse, it's not generally the case that you spend minutes consciously considering all the options and rehearsing them - you make a decision without consciously reviewing why, and a skewed view can make a hell of a difference then.
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Sleeping in a bed is an arbitrary habit that you've grown comfortable with, why not sleep on the floor, or in the bath?

Because contrary to what you say, sleeping in a bed is not just an arbitrary habit. The bed is a special purpose piece of furniture, optimised for sleeping in. The use of f-key to step through a program is OTOH simply an accident of history. The f-keys were chosen because they were there. Had they not been, some other solution would have been invented, using the keys that were there, and (this is my point) the solution would have been just as good!
SSS doesn't look like it pertains to this discussion at all. How do you use this to store single digits securely?
Just so others know you will need to install the Windows help system to open .hlp on Windows 10 (and maybe 8?) as they are deprecated.

If you want to build single exe for Windows XP you need to install the specific C++ tools for XP option in Visual Studio. Having not had to use it I do not know if this allows you to build an exe that does not rely on the latest VC++ redist though?
We've added that information to the App Store descriptions, it should be visible once all the caches are updated.

As for the site, you're probably right. We need to make it clearer.
I did and during my tests i found no more panics, but I ran into a bug in the IPFW tables logic. The fix hasn't been backported to FreeBSD 11.0 as an errata. Also the epair pseudo-interface used for connecting IP stacks tops out at about 4Gb/s while the loopback interface can handle >40Gb/s on the same hardware, because it uses just one kernel thread (I don't remember the pps).

I hope we'll get VIMAGE into GENERIC for FreeBSD 11.1. He completely refactored the IP stack shutdown logic. Now the layer are shut down from top to bottom instead of the other way around. This avoids most of the nasty locking problems draining the higher levels with their pointers to the lower layer resources (e.g. routes, interfaces) first. The remaining bugs won't be found without a lot more exposure.
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I think yes, MS invests a lot into the Xamarin platform, so I expect it to become more stable and more developer friendly than it was before. I have a plenty of experience doing cross platform mobile development and I tried several other alternatives, Xamarin was actually the best - easy to start, easy to implement stuff, fast enough on mobiles, has a lot of components, etc.

Also I would like to recommend to focus more on Xamarin.Forms, it's using more modern approach. XAML (it's a xml-derived language) is actually quite good for writing UI part. Add there some MVVM framework and you'd love it.

Edit: fixed spelling
According to the article they were indeed hashes, but they were converted to lowercase _before_ hashing.

This effectively makes your password case insensitive and probably reduces the % of support tickets (some people might not just click a reset password link and will insist they were typing it right, so they will open a ticket - all because they forgot capslock). It reduces operating costs at the expense of lower security and somebody must have considered it to be worth it.
What's the communication path between untrusted <-> trusted components look like and are you doing anything special which might prevent the vulnerabilities which Project Zero recently reported in 1Password[1], LastPass[2], Dashlane[3] et al?

[1] https://bugs.chromium.org/p/project-zero/issues/detail?id=88...
[2] https://bugs.chromium.org/p/project-zero/issues/detail?id=88...
[3] https://bugs.chromium.org/p/project-zero/issues/detail?id=89...
See also

https://www.scribd.com/document/288757467/FERMAT-S-LAST-THEO...

http://vixra.org/pdf/1506.0047v1.pdf

https://math.stackexchange.com/questions/1845074/why-cant-we...

http://fermatslasttheorem.blogspot.com/2005/08/another-false...
Don't give in to peer pressure, none of the cool kids do
The New TextSecure: Privacy Beyond SMS
Exploring CQRS and Event Sourcing, Windows Azur [pdf]
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cosine is a continuous function. Rationals are dense in reals etc. eg, arccos(1/3)
Shh, they haven't heard of Carthage, or the Serene Republic, and get tetchy thinking of weaponized grocers. (Although they are, they have press out the wazoo.)