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At my company, everyone is required to work customer service. Over the holidays, everyone from the CEO down to the newest tech or marketing hire will do 10 hours of "Holiday Help" on the phones on our busiest days. And, as part of training, I spent over 20 hours on the phones as a customer service representative. My real job is a software architect.

With the focus on customer service, most of the team building and special events are oriented toward the people on the phones (and chat and email). Quality of life perks are available to everyone (free and discounted snacks, meals,and drinks, free downtown parking, 100% paid employee health and life insurance, etc.) and customer service representatives are hired with the intention of retaining them for years, with promotion and new role opportunities available. The goal of every customer contact is to resolve any problems and make them happy enough to buy from us again, even if we lose money on that individual sale, and regardless of the time it takes on the call. Metrics are based on customer happiness rather than contacts per hour.
RethinkDB now maintained by community. If it something will be bad with it, we'll change it to something. I guess we'll add ability to support custom databases by choice a bit later.
Like so many other news sources, they mistakenly say Pebble was sold to Fitbit. As it's been pointed out here, Pebble is going bankrupt and sold their IP to Fitbit to cover costs.

I also still really love my Pebble. I only use it for time, notifications, music and tracking my cycle times (MapMyRide supports it, as do others). I plan on using it until it died before moving to another device.
That's a ridiculous argument. From that graph, LTCM lasted 4 years. Renaissance has lasted decades.
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Was that dividends or just unrealized gains in the fund price?
I don't think the government WANTS gullible and apathetic citizens. I think they get them anyway. I don't know that a government anywhere WANTS anything except continuation.

I see that as an ... (mis)anthropic principle thing.

These things are entangled, in a chicken-or-egg manner. If for some reason that is opaque to us, people are naturally gullible and apathetic, then won't a leadership that reflects that preference emerge?

We expect to be the boss ( the seat of final authority) and be led at the same time.
It sounds like we agree completely then, 200/300 miles is just the kind of distance that a high-speed train is perfect for.
You're absolutely right. But there are still several issues:

- Their hardware is expensive. Orders of magnitude in some cases above alternatives. Part of the justification for the cost has been the flexibility and customization options available.

- Their hardware failure rate is abysmal.

- Their customer service is non-existent and all purchases/returns must go through dealers.

- Most homeowners want to integrate with 3rd party systems: hvac, pool/spa, security. These generally require a programmer to some extent.

- They just don't get it right a lot of the time. I've dealt with plenty of their devices that are just support to work out of the box. They generally don't.
Carbon tax, governmental action.
Reminds me of Riz Ahmed of Jason Bourne. Guess they recruited him after all.
TinyCards from DuoLingo has that feature.
Some people swear that the process of making the deck helps significantly with their ability to retain the material.

Personally I find it a waste of time and all time spent editing cards is a waste to me. It doesn't help me. Learning traditionally (taking notes, answering practice questions, etc) from books and reviewing with Anki is the most effective for me.
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Work Ethic ;) (That was mean, but still worth saying tough love and all that)
In a very real sense, all our accounts are temporary.
Because, as mentioned higher up, you might actually want to support ad-based sites. This is an easy way to do it with no effort.

I use uBlock. But I approve of the existence and success of ABP and similar.

People differ.
I agree; but it's important to remember that even in societies with strong, cohesive extended family bonds, there are large numbers of people who lack family, or people whose families are mostly abroad (immigrants) who are really in trouble when the state abdicates due to the assumption of a family safety net.

I'm of the opinion that governments (or any large institutions and networks of institutions, including powerful families and corporations) have an interest in breaking up families, because relationships between peers create a power base that competes against them. I don't think that it's a coincidence that governments tend to be fought over on one side by a party representing traditional large institutions, and on the other a party representing social interest/minority protection organizations and employee unions.
I keep a big list of links to high-quality tutorials on React and related topics ([0]). As part of that list, I have a page of links to Javascript learning resources ([1]). In particular, I highly recommend "Eloquent Javascript" ([2]), "You Don't Know JS" ([3]), and everything ever written by Dr. Axel Rauschmayer ([4]).

[0] https://github.com/markerikson/react-redux-links

[1] https://github.com/markerikson/react-redux-links/blob/master...

[2] http://eloquentjavascript.net/

[3] https://github.com/getify/You-Dont-Know-JS

[4] http://exploringjs.com/
Vuejs looks great for POCs or small projects. It feels better like Angular-1 to start with. I use VueJs a lot for small stuff i.e. usually something that I can fit into one index.html file and forget about it. React killed that simplicity (i.e. stopped supporting it). Angular2 - I can't figure out why anybody uses that.

But when it comes to larger projects - I still go back to React, TypeScript and Redux. While Vuejs makes it simpler to code, React+TS+Redux make the end-product very much reliable.
I understood what the programs are.

I am complaining that you don't have a C program using the AVX instructions (in C).

All the AVX functions are directly accessible from C (see: intrinsics). For a valid comparison, I would expect a C program using AVX instructions against an assembly program using AVX.

Your comparison has C-without-AVX against ASM-with-AVX. Of course, it's faster with AVX ;)
This is only a first our benefit. We have resource - we're ready to share it. Why not?) I hope, we'll can offer much more soon.
Interest rates go up when the economy is improving.
I agree with you. I constantly hear (especially during election season) about how the blue coastal states are basically 'subsidizing' the idiots from fly over country - some statistics about tax payments and farm subsidies tossed out to make the case.

In reality, the situation is reversed. The US largest export, by FAR, is agriculture and meat, almost none of which comes from the coasts.

If you want to count GDP, do you really think that the trillions of dollars of bank profits from lower Manhattan are really as important to the economy of the US as the trillions of dollars of corn, soy beans, wheat, beef, pork, etc that's produced in the Midwest? The former is just redistribution of wealth, the latter is actually traded to other countries.

How bout all that energy produced in Oklahoma, North Dakota, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Texas? Do you think the US would miss it more than they'd miss the hundreds of billions of dollars spent in DC on mostly dubious military spending or on the thousands of silicon valley companies finding creative ways to serve tracking ads?

In reality, if the red states and blue states separated from each other, you'd have one nation with massive real exportable wealth divided by a small population, and another nation with mostly printed and worthless dollars backed by non exportable services, divided by a huge amount of people and their unfunded entitlements.
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>The problem with Stallman's approach is only that his purism doesn't scale.

That's why there are some organisations that fight for the right for people to buy a computer without Windows installed-by-default and get the money reimburse if they opt-out of the OS package.

Isn't there an hardware company called puri.sm by the way?
The highest rated geography decks was what I used [0]. But yeah finding good quality decks is the hard part, though the geography ones generally do have pictures of the country and you guess the name.

[0] https://ankiweb.net/shared/decks/geography
A really good resource is Launchaco (http://launchaco.com/) [shameless plug]. It helps you choose a name, check social presence of name and then helps you make a unique, responsive and elegant landing page instantly!
You're right that it doesn't work for the advertisers. It also isn't a technical solution: ad-blockers don't just use domain names; they also block based on tags, ids and css classes, etc..
I do it when I am on the go and feel like getting some light work done. Mostly small adjustments which don't require the whole codebase but just single files. For doing more complex work I often feel to restricted: I can't start, for example, Vagrant to test my changes.

I am talking about iOS here, I do not know what the experience is like on Android. By the way, I find Textastic to be a great editor on iOS, it is a universal app, so it runs on iPads as well.
> And nine times out of ten, they're talking to your CSR's - not the CTO, or Finance, or marketing.

The CSRs's behaviors are direct results of decisions made by these very same people. If the CXOs at Comcast gave enough of a shit they would have competent customer service reps and plans that had clearly defined charges. But their current slimy and confusing practices earn a lot of money, so the people at the top don't want to do anything to shake that up.
I hope you do that. That way you'll be able to quantify your liberal hubris.
Baby Boomers should be leaving the labor market though.
I see what you're saying, but the British didn't have metrics like 'broadband access' to work with. Hopefully we can do better.
Same with the electronics manufacturing industry, where inventories and BOMs are done in Excel. It is a pain in the ass, time consuming and error-prone. But that's what managers want.
I can't believe its delivered via headers

Link:</sw?728997763>; rel="serviceworker"; scope="/646166204"
Origin-Trial:AglMWHYLtMNT8FVZp9u368r0HZPKh7Pjfm7WYEyHwKz4zwaSznv682Bckrz903mz54CVZQACD5ZlSrLpuh8CKQIAAABYeyJvcmlnaW4iOiAiaHR0cHM6Ly90cnVlZmFjdG9yLmlvOjQ0MyIsICJmZWF0dXJlIjogIkZvcmVpZ25GZXRjaCIsICJleHBpcnkiOiAxNDg0OTM2NzI3fQ==

Scary stuff, I havent had a chance to play with any of this stuff yet...

https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2016/09/foreign-fe...

Can chrome revoke your origin trial token?
$15k every year is a stupendous amount of money to nearly everyone in the US. There exist people in large numbers for whom this would change their lives quite radically.

No innumeracy there.

We all live with a lot of "s'posed ta-s" and we just won't get to 'em all.
Seems like a typical response by a non-JS programmer that doesn't really understand where JavaScript is at these days.
I didn't so much read it as a negative, it's just that readers unfamiliar with the projects may think that "Chinese stack" means 1) code/issues are in Chinese and/or 2) the main contributor base is located in China.

I've been a long time user of Yii1 and Yii2. Qiang has created 3 PHP Frameworks between 2004-2015: PRADO, Yii1, and Yii2. At one point he was on a >700 day commit streak with work on Yii2. I can't blame him for needing to focus on his own professional career - OSS doesn't always pay the bills and can be very demanding.
This is especially true for .obj -- that format is dead easy to parse.
As a good comment below - We'll add a table with our differentiation with most known tools. Just give us a bit time.
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Generally, the people interested in this are interested because time is the most valuable resource of all. If they can obtain enough passive income to be independently wealthy, they can contribute to humanity in whatever way they choose vs being forced to sell their time to a day job where they have limited control of their life.

Creating value and receiving some percent of that as rent is not inherently a bad behavior. But if you think you have a better, more "noble" answer, I'd love to hear it.
This will be the first we'll add on our home page. We'll be at next release. Thx!
> IMHO, by choosing to provide their content as an HTML data stream via HTTP to the user, "Der SPIEGEL" implicitly allows to consume this content in whichever way the user sees fit, as HTML is simply a markup language that can be interpreted in various ways, and could even be read in a text editor.

Wouldn't forcing to consume ads discriminate against people who use text-based browsers, and visually impaired people who use readers for that condition?
Grasswire? I used to go there sometimes (found it through your blog posts), and being in a similar space I'd agree that the news/article traffic is extremely tough to monetize. We've since slightly pivoted and are confident we're on the right track now. I'm also glad you found your thing!

Can you answer me a quick question? I notice you use the Twitter widget/embed on Grasswire. How do you like it?

I've always felt it was kind of redundant to show the same content that's already on the site. The reason why I'm asking is because while doing my "due diligence" about blogging/bloggers (our target market after the pivot), I've noticed that a solid 10-15% of all blogs use it (or a similar widget from Pinterest or FB). I can see how they CAN be useful, but the fact that they are mostly "consumption only" and mostly curated by one person, means that there is a lot of room to improve them, which is exactly what we're trying to do with our community platform. I'd love to partner up/work together and join forces in some way. Let me know!
Check out https://github.com/mcudich/TemplateKit
What I don't understand are the people who still have it installed. They ruined the only interesting thing about the app when they forced names on everyone
JavaScript just isn't the "chaotic disaster" many try to paint it as anymore. Sure, you can write it in a chaotic way, but the level of understanding and education has helped make it easier for people coming into JavaScript actually do well, and avoid the major stumbles that caused issues in the early days. Add in advances to the language itself over the lat few years, and it's a very solid language.
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I just recently launched a statuspage aggregator at https://statusbeacon.io which has been pretty cool to work on.

I've also got an online multiplayer boggle game that has made me low 3 digits per month since about 2008, http://serpentinegame.com, mostly ad revenue but also paid memberships.
Awesome. If you head over to the website there is an ADD A RESOURCE link. Just fill out that form and I can get it added to the website.
Nothing is ideal, but having government as the fallback seems better than having family as the fallback. Falling back on family only works if some of your family has enough resources to help, and that's not always the case.
I think the lesson is clear... the more messed up your methods the easier to see the deviation (ie the historical vs modern experiment). Also, where do you get this:

>"you need a lot of statistical power in order to see that"
Already did :) Thanks for the speedy reply!
Cooley has these.

https://www.cooleygo.com/documents/

Adding Wilmer Hale, Orrick and Founders' Workbench

https://launch.wilmerhale.com/build/document-generator/
https://www.orrick.com/Total-Access/Tool-Kit/Start-Up-Forms
http://www.foundersworkbench.com/

I think Clerky does this as well.

Documents just want to be free.

https://techcrunch.com/2015/01/10/documents-just-want-to-be-...
"The activist siphoned more than a million documents as they traveled across the internet through Tor"

What was the name of this activist and why should we believe anything in that article.
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Yes, Pornhub uses a mix of JPEGmini and our own image optimization.
There are techniques with better payoff and retention. Check the memory systems advocated by David Roth or Harry Lorayne, or the locus method (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Method_of_loci)
how much of this can already be mitigated by using `iframe[sandbox]`?
In what way was I uncivil? They composed a strawman argument and attributed it to me, hence they pulled it out of their ass.
It's a curation method where the cost of curation is paid for by the advertisers, as opposed to an independent group, an industry group or end users.

It seeks to solve the issue of people blocking ads for safety/security reasons or for crossing some threshold of reasonable annoyance.

I don't use ABP so I can't speak to whether they are good owners of that role, or whether they are corrupt.

I think the idea of curation is good, but it is a brutish hack around (perceived or real) poor self policing by the advertising industry.
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The British Empire was completely and totally infeasible at the time. This was largely and widely known, at least in the U.S. I had grandparents who were born around 1900, give or take, and the dominant idea about Europe and Britain was that it was corrupt, that the principle seat of corruption as the royal system and that they could go to hell in their own way.

It took Considerable Doing ( and a lot of John Wayne movies ) to sell WWII to the mothers of America. And you know what? One grandmother had one son of five serve in WWII and two serve (in Germany) after. One in the early '50s, the other in the '60s.

The sort of American Exceptionalism that emerged after WII was ( I would say ) completely unknown prior.
The omnipresence of English explains why in Germany they swear in English instead of French, but it does not explain why they swear in English instead of German. Why swear in a different language at all?
Through the Django and Python community, primarily -- they've been super supportive. The second book was aimed at folks who've completed the DjangoGirl's tutorial.
Spot on. And really the subsidized roads and trains are less about getting fresh produce to the cities and more about getting the trillions of dollars of agricultural products to the sea for export, our single largest source of income by far.

Without the Midwest, our currency would effectively be worthless.
> I just don't want intrusive ads. ABP does an excellent job of filtering out intrusive ads while still allowing me to support the sites I like where advertising is minimal.

I was also in favor of that... until I noticed that the google ads[1] were links to malware and adware sites at times.

Now, I just block everything without distinction. And I make sure it's the same for every setup (i.e. rest of the family and friends who are not tech savy).

[1] AdBlock Plus unblocked adds from google after they started paying them. They introduced an opt-in button to "block non intrusive adds".
I don't believe that it has ever happened in the real world.
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> It would be great for Nvidia to get real competition in this space.

It seems obvious AMD will be a player, since they have similar hardware (GPUs) and with a proper port (using HCC, openCL, etc. ) for cuDNN should also have excellent performance for Tensorflow, Theano, etc. 'out of the box'.
Best support for using multiple windows instead of tabs

Reader button

Scrolling performance

Most Mac-like UI

Privacy focus

Memory use and battery life
They actually reverse-pivoted into being an anonymous app again.
> I'd say: .... Libreboot

Didn't libreboot start outside the FSF, then come inside, and is now trying to get out?
Looked at statusbeacon.io. Is there a place to see all the providers you monitor without having to sign up?
and be sure to run a browser inside the JVM to check webmail.
And the HN account used to post the parent was also originally a throwaway. These kinds of problems needs to be fixed.
Their mixed GPU/CPU modules should be very interesting as well.
Not to mention hordes of underemployed college grads.
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The market cannot be beat by 100% of amateurs piddling away on their brokerage account during a few spare hours a week.

The market cannot be beat by 99.9% of professional investors spending all their time day and night trying and with a team of people helping them.

I'm calling your bluff on you being an econ PhD student or maybe you have been one for a month or two at most...? If you are an econ grad student you know what RenTec is doing more or less. At least in theory if not specifics, people talk and there's plenty of econ papers explaining what's underneath major quant strategies.

People need to chill bringing up RenTec when finance comes up (Buffett too). Just like they need to chill bringing up Facebook when talking about startup valuations. Outliers are outliers.
Save me the Rich Hickey talk.

MobX is dead simple, it's a short write and here's how it works:

- observables: add a getter/setter pair in place of the property - when it gets modified emit an event.
- observer: when an observable getter gets called inside the `render` in React - listen to future updates and re-render.
- computed: do the same thing as observer - but emit the value instead of rendering.

All MobX does is change detection, it has a very low API surface, it can be implement in a lot less code (but optimizes heavily) and it is one of the simplest packages I worked with without middlewares and connectors and selectors and so on.

In Redux you have a dispatcher, actions, a reducer and so on. In MobX you just have plain JavaScript objects for state and plain functions. MobX also composes much better with things like Rx.
> I appreciate the Acceptable Ads program, nothing is free and I wish to support websites if I can. It's either that or a paywall.

You can't negotiate with advertisers -- you can't make a bargain between ads or paywalls. Advertisers want it all.

Only technical restrictions will stop them. Even then they'll try to use lawsuits, government agencies, moral shaming and worse.
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Renaissance is part of the market, and it's the sort of thing that we individual investors can't beat. "The market can't be beat" doesn't mean no one can see better returns - it means a random yahoo like me simply can't compete with the information, processing power, and access funds like Renaissance have.

Thus, an average investor is a lot better off with an index fund instead of trying to pick individual stocks. (Funds like Renaissance's Medallion simply aren't available to people without tens of millions of dollars to throw around, too.)
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Vue JS framework is very simple yet powerful, also better in performance wise. Learning curve is very easy. You can pick the fundamentals in a day or two. Within a week you can reach intermediate level.

It comes with all the basic stuff of SPA like data binding, event handling, routing, state management, components.

I have been creating a video tutorials series on Vue js 2 framework.

Vue.js Tutorials: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJ6Y8JfXAV-8_2lHNgP1Dh...
It feels to me like she should have been able to rest and prepare for the birth, but instead she had to keep driving because Lyft offers no paid maternity leave for its drivers.
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