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We’re really excited to share our project with you. DADI is over two-years in the making and we've just launched in beta.

The DADI platform was born out of frustration. Our previous business was an agency, and during the 10-years we ran it we built hundreds of content managed websites and apps for clients all over the world. Typically we’d use third-party content management platforms and user management tools, but this always ended up being a frustrating experience, with development complexity slowing us down and limitations within these tools limiting our vision. For the most part, the frameworks and tools we were using seemed locked in the past.

So we set about building our own.

DADI is a powerful, API-first development stack for products of all sizes and scale. Think of DADI as a connected collection of micro services that manage content and user data together in one pot, and has the intelligence to decide who sees what content and when.

It’s evolving all the time and we have a roadmap that takes us well into next year, but we’re excited to share it with you as it stands.
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Almost definitely the latter. It was tagged `Connect()` which is a MS conference happening later this week. It's probably going to be announced there.
The medical system should choose the most viable care for them. They are not meant to be experts in this stuff, right?
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example.com does not receive e-mail. It is specifically set aside (along with example.{net,org} and a few TLDs) for testing:

https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2606
I get something similar. I was an early adopter of a popular email service, so I managed to get <firstname><lastname>@<emailservice>.com. Pretty neat, pretty simple, right? Except I have a really common name, and people seem think that if the email address has their name in it, it must be their email address. I get sign-ups for Facebook all the time. I get emails about credit scores that make me panic until I realize I didn't sign up for that service. The other day I got an appointment reminder to take my Vauxhall into the shop for service (I live in the US, we don't have Vauxhall here).

Email is hard and confusing for a lot of people. It's easy for us to forget that.
As I understand, the new Macbook Pro has not been generally delivered yet. Is he has had one for a week, it must be through some special Apple program. So of course he likes it, otherwise he wouldn't have received one.
Probably on aggregate it'll use less, fair.

My old Dad was in the Korean War. The soldiers said then that probably everybody would eat in 'mess halls' in the future, because it made so much sense. Of course these were farm kids seeing such things for the first time.
It's not a joke. This is a thing that happened.
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That would be great news if the Microsoft c++ compiler was also part of it. Microsoft has added some amazing, in terms of performance, extensions to c++ lately, like coroutines support, that are not yet part of GCC or clang.
Imho, wedding rings are overrated. And they will just get lost in a few months/years. Having a super cheap ring is fine.

The same deal with ultra expensive weddings. But remember, this is just my opinion. I am more in agreement with Epicurus.
One factor nobody has mentioned yet, social stigma. Busses in the US are often associated with poor people who can't afford a car or have lost their licenses. Trams do not have the same stigma.
As someone who grew up and lived very close to that area I find this free-state territorial claim attempt deeply disturbing and here are some reasons for that.

Probably most important is psychological one since there was a war and violent clash between disputed sides in the 1990s and that land was claimed in very similar manner like this guy is attempting now. Coming there with such claims is very wrong and locals and authorities from both sides will be irritated by such attempts.

This guy's sad interpretation of current dispute situation would be something like: there is a free piece of land and everyone is invited to claim it. That is far away from reality.
There is a dispute about that area but that doesn't mean that it doesn't belong to anyone and that it is not controlled. At the moment land part access is controlled by Croatian police and river access by both sides. Legally that land still belongs to Serbia and that comes from last legal border agreement between two sides which is constitution document of Yugoslavia dating from 1974. Borders between countries were defined back then very precisely but that document is subject of dispute from 1990s till now. Dispute and border changes were caused by war, politics and riverbed changes.

Both river and land were used for years by locals as a result of agreement between disputed sides in order enable local population to access that area without too much hassle by the border police.

Now, thanks to this idiot, locals are banned from using it any more. Besides collecting a lot of money for his agenda from similar people like him around the world, that is the only concrete result of his actions.
The only thing that collapsed is your HN karma
You can use http://blogtrottr.com/ to do this too
The modern South Africa. Zambia. 17 African territories in 1960 were made independent without war.
Protect us from open office noise and visual distractions. Hire enough people (or adjust expectations) to move at the desired pace while paying down tech debt instead of accumulating more.
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Ah OK, it was probably under embargo and got posted early by mistake. I've been to Connect(); before in a time zone ahead of the US and nothing gets announced in the morning until the US wakes up and the embargo is lifted.

Edit: FYI Connect(); is November 16th-18th starting 9:45am EST https://connectevent.microsoft.com
At the risk of sounding pedantic, he doesn't take office until Inauguration Day on January 20.
What about our ancestors? Specifically my Cajun mother's? See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12949609 Non-slave owning rice farmers, didn't particularly have a dog in the fight until the Damn Yankee looters showed up. I could hear the venom engendered from Reconstruction in her voice, a century or so after.

ADDED: you'll find it about as difficult to get adult or thereabouts first hand experiences from the pre-WWII German era.
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The two stories are similar in that both founders seem mostly interested in getting publicity for themselves. Neither project is a real attempt to create a new state.
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I think it's technically possible, but it would be expensive, and then what do you have? A hole in the dirt, powered by solar panels you have to maintain forever so you don't die of hunger and thirst.
No, you wouldn't get a meaningful amount of water from the air (I think it is safe to assume the air is quite dry there). And you'd still need food, at least.
It is good to live in a country where I only spend 50 euro per month in taxes for all the care I could need! Its great to be in the first world!
Ha! Great Post/Website. I personally run a personalized jewelry store, AuGrav.com, and have recently posted on why NOT to go for a diamond ring! As you mentioned, it's more of an emotional/sentimental value rather than the investment value. #GetPersonalized

Cheers!

http://www.augrav.com/blog/how-to-propose-your-love-without-...
I agree, PC manufacturers havent quite caught on that less is more (at least aesthetically)

I see machines like the HP Spectre and feel they are still somewhat overdesigned.
Think of it as "cryptography in practice." And in practice, it's often broken, whether from poor implementation or design flaws.
It seems as simple as make time for yourself and your ideas and your actions, then actually use that time with intention and focus.
Of course jails have UID/GID virtualization and namespace isolation, that's what the purpose of jails is. Cgroups-like resource quotas - not so much, but there are ways to limit resources.
What's up with that font? It's nearly unreadable on my linux laptop, 15 inch screen, and it seems to be gaining popularity. I've been seeing it more often lately.
I've used in production and experience was good. Xamarin Studio is more than enough for development / debugging. Xamarin is very powerful, but usually people taking the wrong direction with Xamarin and using Xamarin.Forms. As like many other cross platform solutions Xamarin.Forms sucks. If you think making a native iOS application is easy with Swift, it is same with Xamarin too. When i develop applications with xamarin (desktop/mobile) i usually look for java/swift documentations or forums for my problems. This way i don't need separate xamarin community. Because you can write the same code in c# easily. Please check my workflow, for any further questions, twitter: @umurgdk

Recommended workflow:
0. Never ever use Xamarin.Forms other than quick prototyping. If you develop applications with other cross-platform frameworks, you already know all of them sucks and Xamarin.Forms is not an exception.

1. Create PCL / Shared project for your business logic (also your view models if you're using MVVM architecture). Believe me most of your application is platform independent (except the view layer). Your api communication, storage operations all handled here. See 3rd article to how to make storage/network platform independent.

2. Create native projects for each platform (iOS, Android, Windows) implement native views here (use xcode, android studio if you need visual designer). This part should be exactly the same as your swift/java code. For iOS you're just implementing an ApplicationDelegate class and UIViewControllers as same as your swift code. Same for Android part, nothing special to xamarin just implement your activity classes. At this level you have the full power of your native platform with one exception 3rd party native libraries. It's possible to use (yes i used some swift/java libraries for youtube player) them but really hard to integrate to your project, that part has to be improved and better documented.

3. Your shared code base need native features, for example storage implementations are totally different for each platform, or changing views (navigation) will be implemented differently for each platform. Since shared code base shouldn't know anything about native platform. You should abstract these functionalities with interfaces. For example create a storage interface with methods like saving/reading/creating files. Another example might be network communication. Abstract it as an interface on your PCL and implement this interface in your native project with full control of your platform. Your shared code base only knows how to use that interface. And then each of your native projects should implement these interfaces. At this point dependency injection may help to register implementations easily. Actually that part is what makes you share your business logic. Writing idiomatic cocoa navigation code is much better than using any cross platform implementations, you have full control but in the same time your shared code base using them without knowing anything about the platform.
example.com has an empty MX record, so you can't really send email to it anyway.
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Moving into the woods is certainly a way but libertarians are big fans of the market and a far away single man show is not a market, so there is no division of labor and consequently no prosperity (relative to what is possible).

Well, all libertarianism is based on ownership and contract law (plus some other stuff like homesteading as initial means to acquire ownership). So rules there are, they are just not forced unto someone.

Consider the opposite - maybe you are in favor of Uber or abortion or against taxation. Yet somehow your state assumes that you implicitly agree to everything the state mandates, such as laws and sharing the fruits of your labor.

You can think of Libertarianism as a way to have many many states instead of just a single one the size of the US. In this way, you can choose with your feet what rules you accept because you have a choice. And you have this choice without travelling thousands of miles and leaving your family, friends and job behind.

You can avoid Donald and Hillary by moving a few miles, you can avoid paying taxes or your personal nemesis law (like abortion) because you have a market of possible states (I'm simplifying here) and not just a single one.

Bitcoin is indeed a great example of Libertarianism (or rather the market) because if the BTC guys don't adapt to what people need, another crypto-currency will eventually take over. You now have a market of semi-anonymous currencies and that's not the problem but the solution to BTC's tribal politics.
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What's the country?
Why can't we consider expanding to new non-developed areas in this scenario?

The main reason I'm anti high density areas is it's unhealthy: people are stressed, there's no sense of community, commerce space is scarce and extremely expensive to rent so { banks, supermarkets, estate agents } take all of them making any new commercial idea almost impossible to put through thus less employment too. I don't know much about this though, it's just my thoughts after living in very different areas and cities and how I feel about it.
The development IRC channel for the Wine project is #winehackers, and we pretty regularly get morons asking what kind of hacking tools we develop, or if we can help them crack some software's DRM.
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I have suffered from this more then once in my career, it sucks and sorry you are experiencing it. Honestly for me at least, if I catch myself early enough in the process and can afford to take a few days or just pure R&R it usually does the trick. But more commonly, I work too much, get too focused and then do that for too long and then poof, my productivity rests somewhere between a snail and a sloth and so does my attitude and ability to focus. Overall, I have learned to manage it better over the years, but when it does happen here are some of the things that help me when I am in sloth/snail mode.

1. Time off (2-10 days usually), but it is mainly dedicated time away from computer/phone/electronic devices. Allow yourself only a very small time each day to check in on friends etc via social media or whatever, but otherwise put the electronics down and lock them up.

2. Do something active. The key here is physical activity, ride your bike, hike, swim or whatever you can do physically. Sometimes this is the hardest thing to do because when I get focused my exercise and outside time seems to be minimal and so getting motivated is the hardest thing, but after forcing myself 1-2 times it quickly becomes easier.

3. Get outside in the sun. Soak up some sun (safely of course), but get your body to reboot itself with some good ole Sun exposure.

4. Get some solid rest, take melatonin and Benadryl (to start) if needed, but get good rest. I have had to do take Benadryl the first couple of nights to get myself to sleep at a reasonable hour in the past (otherwise my brain racing keeps me awake), it just helped me kick start some rest.

Overall, the biggest thing is to distract your mind with physical activity and let your body refocus and reboot. Then try to keep this up at least 1-2 times a week and you will stay further away from burnout.
NVidia have their own high-quality OpenGL implementation. Isn't that better?
How else is weev supposed to control your car from his home?
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I suspect the transmission losses would be too great for it to make too much sense.[1] But even if that weren't a problem, well, politics.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electric_power_transmission#Lo...
What is the simple, appropriately engineered solution?
I am talking about people like the guy in the article... not the countries that created the situation.
I think the main issue on side projects is managing your own expectations. You have to be realistic and think that as the name implies is something you do on the side and it's not your main priority.
So try to work on it as much as you can but don't blame yourself if you can't work on it for a day or a few days.
We all have lives and have stuff to do that are more important then side projects otherwise they wouldn't be called that way.

I'm devoting a single our per day on an android app and i'm having a great progress, i'm doing a tiny feature every day. And that's fine, it's done when it's done, i'm the one doing it and managing so there's absolutely no problem.

If you start looking at the side project in a very serious way, you'll end up with guilt , frustration and remorse and that just kills the fun out of it.
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Well this is just great. I'm traveling overseas to a country with 220v (South Korea) and I am concerned my Air will end up shocking me.
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> at which point exactly did diamond rings replace gold wedding bands as the "official marriage signs" in the States.

They didn't. Wedding bands are still the "official marriage sign". Diamond engagement rings are extremely common, however, and it's very common for American women to continue wearing their engagement ring alongside their wedding band.

(As with my wife and my mother, it's definitely not unheard of for women to wear just the wedding band either).
For added fun, do this on a IBM AT with dual floppy drives. Bah.
I think this is good too, but it leaves the reader with the original question "Okay, if the mirror doesn't reverse left-and-right, then why does it appear to do so?" A question which left me scratching my head for a while and frustrated that explanations given in otherwise excellent sources like Martin Gardner's The Ambidextrous Universe never actually addressed.
Well, you'd be surprised!
Seems there's a bit of an overweight problem in that town, no?
But most of us want to start small and grow big.
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Have a look at the Razer Blade Stealth.
It's got Thunderbolt 3 so there's an option to get the Razer Core or another external GPU enclosure. Not Razer specific and will work with for example the XPS series.
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I fully agree with you regarding C, but even though C++ happens to be copy-paste compatible with it, C++ isn't C.

It does provide the necessary language features for security conscious developers to write safe code, the fact that many write C++ as if it was "C with C++ compiler" is an unfortunate one.

Yes it would have been great that we had Ada instead of C++, sadly that wasn't what greedy Ada compiler vendors wanted us to have.
OT aside: I sometimes like to play automatic reading (ala dada) with google. So at this moment a google search for "It's all nonsense. None of it makes sense." brings up your comment at the top of the page and a few items below this link [1] which has a section entitled "Making sense of nonsense. Conant and Diamond read Wittgenstein's Tractacus".

Now I wonder if that Diamond is a chance event ("nonsense") or correlation artifact from the search algorithm ("sense").

[1]: http://philosophy.uchicago.edu/faculty/files/conant/costello...
They are very well known in the electronics design industry. The other two major players in EDA are Cadence and Synopsys.
I don't think it's just that town, it's the world!
I've noticed a similar problem. I have a macbook pro and a macbook air and whenever I have both of them plugged in and am touching both of them at the same time (usually one arm laying across both of them)

I can feel where my arm is touching the laptops start to hurt/burn. I figured the electricity is now going through my body, but assumed it was a problem with the laptop, not necessarily the electricity.
Interesting, a cursory scan through suggests that in groups of friends, the men stay together whilst the women tend to have moved on/away from the group.

I wonder is this has to do with the communication styles of men and women where men focus on shared experience whilst women focus on outwardly shared communication (do things together as opposed to talk about things together.)
With a trotted meme/slogan like "You're holding it wrong" sorta explains it all does it not?

I say this as a happy MacBook Air owner but i'm traveling soon and this had better not be an issue...
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"Also, I have yet to figure out how to unhack the hackers"

Couldn't read any further due to tears in my eyes from laugh.
When we got engaged I put the money I would have spent on a ring towards buying a farm (as someone said in a thread on news.yc "oh, you're The Farm Guy!").

My wife thanks me almost literally every day for the farm. I don't think she'd appreciate a diamond ring nearly as much.

When it came time to actually get married I dropped around $2 or $2.5k on gold casting grain, carving wax, a small burn out kiln, a crucible, etc., and made wax blanks for our rings on my Sherline lathe, then cast them in gold using the burn out kiln and my blacksmithing forge.

Meanwhile, she sewed her own dress from scratch.

After the small church ceremony we had everyone back to our house for BLTs and tomato soup, using home made bacon and home made bread, etc.

Our complete wedding cost maybe $3,000 or $3,500 and the cost was dominated by the burn out kiln and the gold.

The good news is that the kiln and accessories still get used: a few weeks ago she carved a belt buckle from wax and I cast it in bronze.

My advice: eschew consumerism. A DIY lifestyle is a lot more fun.

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here's a pix of my first practice rings in silver, and then one of the rough cast gold rings before cleanup.
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No.

It is strictly worse. NVidia not only has no interest in having a Mesa driver, but would prefer if they didn't have to compete with Mesa at all.
They don't have a support system at all, that's the point. People were just googling "sqlite".
So the thing to do then is to track down the source quoted in the article When the Nazis ransacked Bohr's institute and figure out if it is exaggerated.

Your mere disbelief is rather weak in the face of statements like that one.
I have a very uncommon name (3 of us in the country, as far as I can tell), and this happened to me for the first time this weekend. Someone bought a stereo at Best Buy 500 miles from me and gave them my email (<firstname><lastname>@gmail.com) for the Geek Squad protection plan. I thought someone had stolen my credit card until I realized what happened.
I am sure that's a feature by Apple, they want to give you a nice 9V tDCS running through your brain to make you more productive ;-)
The tool looks good. Check this page - it has much more information than the project readme:

https://github.com/DonyorM/weresync/blob/master/docs/source/...
Yes. But be aware that molecular biologists are still trying to figure out what is happening at the molecular level within the cell [1].

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biological_pathway
Depends how wealthy you are I guess. If you have a billion dollars, I doubt you need to do ANYTHING you don't like.

As your money scales down, you may have to do a few more things you hate ;)

However I think it might be easier to find joy in things you hate vs just hating them :)
The "uneducated" argument is beyond played out now. One does not become "enlightened" and align some common set of views by simply getting a degree. If this is true then it's not called education, it's called brainwashing.
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