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Thanks. Do you know if it supports Chromecast on the server side? I would like to be able to start a stream without using the Android app.
Ironic since Avast sells user clickstream data to third parties..
Right... Because leap seconds are high on everyone's priority list. It's the programmers fault!

Or... recognize that super rare bugs are inevitable and create a higher level way to avoid them entirely. I vote for option 2.
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>> especially troubling in the hands of an administration of President-elect Trump, a Republican who has "openly said he wants the power to hack his political opponents the same way Russia does."

Who exactly are they quoting here, and is there a source? This is damning to trump if it's true, and damning to the authenticity of reuters if it's not.
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And no Ruby.

Edit: The blog post mentions they will be adding this to the other SDK's.
Since it took me a while to follow: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Layoff#Common_abbreviations_fo...
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Oh man, The Shaggs are something else.

And it just so happens that I live two towns from Fremont, NH, where they're from.
Actually, most of that IP belongs to Panasonic, with whom Telsa is cooperating.

And German manufacturers have bought access to that IP already.

I wouldn’t be surprised if Telsa dies very quickly once the actual EV sales start.
momeara (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13080704) dug up a link to the patent: https://patentscope.wipo.int/search/en/detail.jsf?docId=WO20... .
The nice thing is good dark chocolate basically doesn't spoil. You don't even need to refrigerate it or anything.
Indeed. But I was replying to the pro-libertarian point of view, where municipalities or airport administrations play no role in the taxi industry, which sorts any problems "by itself"
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Sadly thats par of the course with _sec it seems, lots of bluster and absolutes...
check here for info on how to crack the password vulnerability: http://gateway.h4ck1t.com/man/nmap/PASS

you lost that node, you'll need to run netscan and try again with another one
And exactly how many people do you think have $1,500 laying around? (Hint: not many)
Thanks for digging that up! Incidentally, most of that link is worthless except to follow your path to it; only the docId is needed:

https://patentscope.wipo.int/search/en/detail.jsf?docId=WO20...
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Exactly.

And if they don't "understand" their constraints (or pretend not to)... why would you want to work for them?
Sugar, in addition to being a sweetener, is also (like salt) a flavor enhancer, bringing out flavor of other ingredients. I suspect that boosting sweetness this way will not similar boost the flavor enhancing properties of sugar to the same extent (I'm not sure of the chemical basis of the effect, but my intuition would be that this would actually reduce it.) So it shold impact the taste of the final product, although maybe not in a way that would be noticeable in most mass-market confections where the only taste that really comes through is overwhelming sweetness, with the rest of the distinctions being more textural than taste.

OTOH, sugar (including the particular form as well as the amount) has a pretty significant effect on texture, too, so I'may skeptical about that being unaffected, as well.
If they're claiming a 40% reduction in sugar (by weight or by volume - the same principle applies) without affecting taste, then no, apparently you wouldn't notice the missing sugar. They're saying that an altered structure of the sugar itself makes it taste sweeter, so less sugar ends up tasting the same[1].

I am skeptical that it wouldn't affect other desirable properties of the chocolate, but I guess only time will tell whether or not their claim is actually true.

[1] There have been other similar breakthroughs in altering the structure of ingredients to allow for reductions without significantly affecting taste/texture. One notable example is low-temperature extrusion ("slow churned") ice cream.
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Seriously. I've only recently started following Product Hunt, but at least for it's email updates, it seems to heavily focus on companies that are pretty far from "startup". Most recent featured products are from Netflix, Facebook, Instagram, AirBnB, Snapchat. These are hardly young startups in desperate need of attention for product announcements.
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Tesla uses Panasonic cells to make their batteries[1]. I'm sure Tesla has some circuitry/electronics to control the cells, but it's not like the key battery technology is all Tesla's.

The Gig Factory allows Tesla to ensure they have enough batteries for their car fleet so that they don't suffer from shortages as other MFGs put a demand on suppliers.

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Does it support parallel builds?
> What runaway inflation? This is the US we're talking about, not Argentina.

We were starting into it. Inflation was increasing, and hit 21%/year. It might have continued increasing, except for Volker. It cost a double-dip recession to reign it in.
FreeBSD ships a large chunk of software under licenses other than BSD, and used to ship even more until the last couple of versions.
https://github.com/illumos/illumos-gate
I like these kinds of books a lot. I'm not at all interested in Go, so I'll probably convert the code to C# for my own amusement...but I dig it. I've mucked with lexers for text editing purposes and have always wanted to build my own compiler. It's somewhere down on the bucket list.
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Angular 2 is terrible
Right, probably gas stations will either add charging capability in a supercharger fashion, or they'll just turn into convenience stores.
Quick feedback and warning:

If you're running a piece of software and don't have enough blocks for installing the next version, it will eat your newer software and do nothing :(

Source: Ate my v3 Network Scanner. RIP my little software.
As it sounds like it's running inside Docker itself, I'd like to know if this supports "Docker in Docker". My requirement is not strictly DinD however I run multiple containers during CI (Postgres, node, test containers, etc). Possible via different approaches in CircleCI, Shippable and SemaphoreCI. I don't actually build any containers to save.
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I think they were using the word "insane" as an intensifier.

I agree with you, though- really good dark chocolate is the way to go. I work near Theo Chocolate in Seattle and the smell is just... unbelievably wonderful, especially in the mornings.
Julia creators on podcast talking status of Julia 1.0
In both of the above cases isn't it trivially easy to prove the income was already taxed?
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AWS makes me wonder what the future of open source infrastructure will look like. I'm sure they contribute back at least a little but providers have little reason to contribute back the distributed/scale modifications they make. They can take any project with a friendly license and essentially siphon away its future user base by turning it into a service. It's basically what a lot of open core companies do but it's different since those companies are usually the creators/maintainers so they have a vested interest in preserving and maintaining it.

I'm probably over thinking it but big bang announcements of multiple products does make me wonder.
Washington's N. Cascades Hwy is closed for winter, but not for mountain bikes
Arguably, the Fed has reduced the severity of that cycle (with the 1930s being the notable exception).
Interesting analysis, seems to explain my personal observations.

Only wrinkle I'd propose: The "moderates", or any of the characters you define, aren't fixed, and personal circumstance often colors which role one plays at any given time.
GM didn't develop the battery pack for the Bolt. The battery cells, battery pack, charging systems, motors, computers and infotainment systems in the Bolt are all designed and manufactured by LG Chem.
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If milk chocolate is 50% sugar, and they cut sugar by 50% and replace it with cocoa, then wouldn't that make it 25% sugar and 75% cocoa? That sounds like not even remotely what people want.
Business orientated laptops are the last bastion. ThinkPad/Lenovo, Vostro, etc.
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1. CDDL is fully BSD compatible. The license is file based, so it's non-infecting, and binaries can be re-licensed. Win/win.

2. Most already do. Some even believe that 1 makes CDDL compatible with GPL as well and so ship binaries.

3. Patent protection in CDDL is extremely strong. Rumor has it that Oracle wanted to kill illumos via litigation, but never went ahead with it because they knew they'd never win because of the CDDL.
> "it's not like every department/team has an unwritten goal to push Chrome at the expense of everything else."

It often feels like it, yes. Could it be that you don't see it because you are already using Chrome?

I use Edge on my Windows gaming machine (for minimal maintenance, I install drivers, Steam, and that's pretty much it) and configured Edge to clean everything including cookies on exit, like a permanent stateless Private Mode available for the occasional search.

End result: many Google apps (Search, Maps, YouTube, and probably many others) constantly display huge "Get Chrome" banners, that end up not only painful for the user experience, but contain plain lies: "A more modern, faster browser" says one, whereas Edge/Firefox/Chrome are now objectively in the same ballpark.

This constant soliciting across vast swaths of the web by one dominant actor controlling the end-to-end experience is abusive.
I'm currently going through this process and there's some bureaucracy involved:

1. You need to show that you have financial resources of 100 000 SEK for one car and 50 000 SEK for all subsequent ones you're registering for. This needs to be reviewed and attested by an auditor. https://www.transportstyrelsen.se/globalassets/global/blanke...

2. You need to be a certified traffic manager. https://www.transportstyrelsen.se/sv/vagtrafik/Yrkestrafik/G...

Nothing super complicated but it's not just getting an extended driver's license like OP says.
which can be determined entirely without the aforementioned methodology. if you read the guys article, you'd see that he'd already completed the basic tests demonstrating basic competency.

being able to solve problems is more important than how you solve problems. (generally speaking, yes i know there are exceptions)
I have a Taiwanese friend who says that she always halves the amount of sugar in any western recipe she makes so that it's palatable, since she hasn't grown up eating the over-sweetened garbage food that a lot of Western kids grew up with.
Isn't this exactly what Apple is trying to do with the Mac App Store?
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That this is the top comment on this post gives me a lot of faith in this community.

The general tone here can at times feel like an uncritical adoration of the valley ecosystem. I'm glad that some of us react differently.
Hmm this blog post says it is available but there seems to be no way to get to it and it is not showing up in the console.
I couldn't find any primary source. The most reasonable assumption is that it is false or distorted enough that it may as well be. In any event, in the hypothetical universe where this is true, this does not represent any kind of feminism I'm familiar with, and I try to be as radical a feminist as possible.
I think that's why they made the LGPL - though I am unclear on whether that particular version of the license applies to only dynamic linking, or both dynamic and static linking (?).
It works side-by-side with CodeDeploy.

Using CodePipelines and CodeCommit you can create a workflow where a git commit to a CodeCommit repo can get picked up by pipelines and sent to the build service (i.e. CodeBuild or Jenkins). Then CodeBuild will push the resulting artifact to S3. CodeDeploy (and Elastic Beanstalk, CloudFormation and OpsWorks) can be configured to deploy the built artifacts to your application fleet.

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we both know those people make it past fizbuzz anyways, and they are left in the dust fairly quickly anyways.
This isn't a court of law, you can drop the song and dance. MLM logic breaks down at a first glance. You can't sign up 7 people who sign up 7 people very long before you've signed the entirety of mankind, living and dead.

If you've bought into MLM, as I suspect you might have, get out now. That money might as well have been set aflame.

Skills to be successful at MLM? What skills are those? Sociopathy?
> If AV was so vulnerable, we'd see nothing but exploits in the wild going after AV. Yet we aren't seeing that anywhere.

That's because the Linux kernel, Chrome, Firefox, etc. are installed on hundred of millions or billions of devices. Any given piece of anti-virus is orders of magnitude less popular. Further, the route to exploitation is often more circuitous with AV

Overall, that adds up to significantly less exploitation seen in the wild.
So how can these companies survive? And produce custom motherboards, no less?