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My account is connected to a Microsoft account, but I can no longer authenticate with my Skype credentials, I can only connect with my Microsoft account now.

But it's the same account, the Skype ID is still there. Or in other words, if I indicate my Skype ID as the username in the auth dialog, they now expect my Microsoft password, not my old Skype password (I have unique passwords everywhere).

If you have any idea of how I can get my accounts back (I'm not interested in getting the connections back, just the list of IDs, because I don't remember everyone) that would be great.
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It depends a LOT on how many machines and services on the machines you're dealing with. There's a remarkable amount of stuff at the small end which is good, cheap, and fast to deploy.

I've been using Loggly for my personal machines (~8, mostly cloud VPSes). On the plus side, it's free at my scale, and the analysis and reporting tools are nice at least in theory. On the minus side, I can't get my logs past 7 days archived to S3 without paying $150/month, which I really want since my main use-case is longer-term analysis and forensics.

I'm planning to switch to Papertrail, which for the princely sum of $7/mo will give me a simpler UI and a year's archiving to S3.

Loggly and Papertrail both use the same deployment strategy (you hook them up to syslog and/or your app's logging package), and I had Loggly up and running and providing useful feedback in solidly under four hours.
> "You may ask: why would a sane person want a hundred open tabs, how would you even manage that? "

I currently have nearly 400 tabs open, across 7 browser windows (Firefox).

The main reason for this is context switching. I have tried several context switching type addons but not found one yet that is reliable, simple and fast. Right now if I am programming, I have 2 browser windows I use for that. For news and related articles of interest, 1 browser window. For games and related, 1 window, etc, etc.

Firefox and Tabmix plus makes this easy and relatively painless. Chrome would have about 12 million processes and use 4.7 petabytes of memory for same use case (I exaggerate a smidgen)
Lots of Muslims blow themselves up, believing in 77 virgins and stuff like that. Is that proof of those virgins or merely their belief?

I appreciate the list of martyrs but it is hardly unique to Christianity.
WhatsApp has had video for a while now...

I'm guessing on your slow connection the update is still pending...
But I am thinking of giving a fuck after reading this article.
Besides what the others have replied, C++ already has interfaces, they are pure base classes (virtual if destructors are required).

But those cannot really fulfill the role of concepts in templates.
If you're getting over the bandwidth limit of 100GB or 100,000 requests per month, you could definitely afford to host your site elsewhere...
I like articles that consist of just one sentence.

> Microsoft Corp has been awarded a $927 million contract to provide technical support to the Defense Information Systems Agency, the Pentagon said in a statement on Tuesday.

> (Reporting by Mohammad Zargham)

In all seriousness, this shouldn't be a surprise given the amount of outdated systems and general reliance on Microsoft tech at DISA.
Well then we can definitely trust them.
> 3) Good quality voice calls, video calls and group voice calls

In my experience, voice quality issues is almost always due to the people and not the technology.
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Paperspace (https://www.paperspace.com/ml) have ML instances starting at $0.27 per hour. Their more general GPU offering is $0.60 per hour for an 8-core machine with an 8GB GPU. See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13185464 for previous discussion.
Defensive medicine is incredibly expensive and produces worse results, so while I wouldn't blame lawyers solely. there are much better ways of doing things imho. New Zealand's Accident Compensation scheme is one way - far from perfect, but far better.
Even though they aren't here, auto parameters, constexpr if, static_assert, and enable_if can already simplify some of those errors.
Amen. Of course, what this will mean after a hard Brexit is anybody's guess.
No, casino's don't have an edge on blackjack, not when the player is able to count cards.
Also slot machines can be profitable under certain conditions: when they have a jackpot which has gone up above a certain limit.
Both these games are exploited by some professional gamblers.
and silently drops connections.

you keep talking for 10 minutes before you realize the other end was kicked out of the meeting...
This is discussed near the end of the document under the "Google’s Ineffective “Savings” Provisions" header.
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I want a thing like this with one single difference: I don't want to talk to it.
You should be thankful that he did not ask you to learn linear algebra or real analysis :)
Look at the Dell Precision 5510, you can get it without the GPU and with a larger battery instead of a SATA drive.

Has M.2 and all the other things you mentioned.
The pointers can form loops.
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Discord does most of this.

I've entirely moved to using it for voice comms with people where I'm suggesting the platform. It's guest support is pretty robust, so just fire someone a link and they can dial in from their browser if they don't have the app. Call quality is better than Skype, there's separate persistent chat rooms too. I like it a lot.
I don't know if you got the memo, but HN has a pretty strong voting block of alt-right (neo-nazi) sympathizers. Sorry about your comment getting downed to hell
Depending on external companies is a problem, but the problem is that a gift isn't a business model.
At least they have enabled https... I am using to for a longer time and didnt know it was possible until now.
Sounds like a symptom of the Peter Pan generation.
Banks are in the business of managing financial risk for their customers, and they have enough money to eat a lot of risk before it becomes a problem for them. Other business models with less money in them do not have the same kind of resources.
You need to expose yourself to more ideas, it's not at all unusual to disagree with that kind of summary.
This sounds like an astonishingly large amount of work for web browsing, but it's definitely using the full freedom of HTML.
Why do we still have non-centered content on a website?
MS won't be so fruitful unless you do some research and publish (which is difficult and also many university don't support giving research work to MS student).

Its better to go for Ph.D.
Remember for going into openai or google brain you need to be among top even after Ph.D.
I have the same router with the same firmware. I'm using a mid-2014 MBP Retina and my Echo Dot works great along with all my wireless devices both in 2.4G and 5G. My setup is basically Internet -> pfSense -> RT-AC87U with Webpass. Over 5G, I get 250+ mbit.
Personally, I am vehemently against new years resolutions; if you need to wait for a specific day to make a lifestyle change there is a good chance you are not going to continue with that change. I prefer to set myself 'year goals' which will, as the author of this article suggests, allow me to reflect on the year as a whole.
I sometimes wonder if we need anything really new as a desktop paradigm. I know you say that systems are stuck in the early 00s, and I know that the underlying APIs are going through slow changes (they are mature after all).

But the ability to take a Mac from nearly 20 years ago and take one from yesterday and be able to use them in nearly identical ways (mobileme instead of icloud eh) is quite impressive.

I have seen the attempts to invent a new desktop paradigm in Linuxland with Unity and Microsoft's Metro attempt but I firmly believe that the windowing systems that we have at the moment are really as good as it is going to get, and more importantly, as good as it needs to be.

The eyecandy is all very nice (animations, fading in/out) and new compositors is great too but from a usability point of view, I don't think we really need to add anything new.

Am I alone in this? I mean Amiga got it right years ago and we've been trying to catch up since.... :-)
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at least it is good precedence for other EU countries.
Isn't the ruling above saying just that? Otherwise they're having their cake and eating it too. So which is it?
Yes and it makes for a great UI on a VNC server on a Raspberry Pi running as a SSH box, for example. Lightweight.
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I opened up 12 tabs on thingiverse.com on FF, clicking on random links on the page, scrolled to the bottom of several of the expanding lists, and desktop Slack (implemented using Electron) is still consuming more CPU than FF on my laptop.

(Lots of extensions, including Tree Style Tabs, Session Manager, Tab Mix Plus, uBlock Origin, RefControl, Cookie Controller, etc.)
That's what Docker's logging drivers are for. It does so by default, but it doesn't have to.

https://docs.docker.com/engine/admin/logging/overview/
pretty well actually. not much hype or talks about it anymore, but it's still used to get the job done.
In same boat here. Early this year I put together a PC with GTX 750 TI 2GB.

What do you think of this? Will this work fine?
What about wire.com? I think it's a nice app with focus on end-to-end security.
Sad but true. It's a cyclical world.
one-one or one-few is not the same as one-many, scale-wise.
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Nooooo! BeOS was really great. If only the wxWidgets port for it continued and we'd have easy cross platform software for it.

I see the package manager addition to Haiku and wonder if this was what was really intended for BeOS - it always struck me that it was more akin to the Mac and DMGs on there instead of a Linux-style package system.
Yeah. It's a little tricky though, because the top posts (https://hn.algolia.com/?query=&sort=byPopularity&prefix&page...) are all one-time events, and the # of people on HN has been increasing so upvotes aren't comparable across time. The criteria should be something like "reached the front page multiple times over several years".
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Lazy evaluation makes it possible to construct circular data structures without mutation.
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I've dumped all of these services due to random crap like this. Phone, SMS, email or go away. They're not perfect but they are significantly better than anything else.

However if you want a real turd: Skype for Business. Everything starts with 20 minutes trying to work out if it's working or not which for a random subset of people the answer is nope.
Bold of you to refer to a Holocaust event when the banned accounts were filled with hate speech, harassment, and neonazi views
But Be was really really fast and the demos showed its power. It had a tidy C++ API for application development as I remember?
If you're using Rails 5 ActionCable and you're not on Passenger, I would recommend upgrading to this release as soon as possible. Phusion[0] and other Rails 5 users[1] found a slow client issue with its implementation that was not protected against by the default app server Puma.

We contacted the Rails team early on about this issue and worked closely with them to have this issue solved. Now that 5.0.1 is released we are at liberty to disclose details about this security issue.

I've written a blog post[2] on the problem, using OS X network shaping tools and a simple app to demonstrate it. Rails apps running on Passenger were never affected as Passenger implements response buffering for regular requests as well as websockets connections. Note that even popular reverse proxies like Nginx don't perform response buffering for websockets as far as I know, so this is something to be aware of if you're running on other frameworks than Rails as well.

[0] GH merge of patch: https://github.com/rails/rails/pull/26646

[1] GH related issue: https://github.com/rails/rails/issues/26409

[2] Blog post: https://blog.phusion.nl/2016/12/21/actioncable-under-stress-...
What you really need is a self-driving car! /s
I'd love to know how. My Firefox, with 4 tabs open, will use up a gig of memory.
Well Skype just disconnects often and it takes a while to get back. While the 'others' don't have that as they assume the connection will break / is too slow?
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Simple(ish) CRUD App? My budget is ~50-80k, is that reasonable?
The solution is obvious. Cache not only data, but functions as well.

I should be able to download entire systems on local devices (a cache hub, a router, a personal cache hotspot, a smartphone), and have them work offline if necessary.

However, this will require a new computing paradigm altogether, powered by a new language. This kind of seamless caching demands a language with superior semantics (API auto-discoversbility) and logic-programming influence. I imagine some kind of predicate store should do the job.
You might be right. The level of education is different for every individual and also people come from different country.

In America you can be a graduate in computer science without knowing calculus, and in some other country they teach calculus/probability in high school.

So the above person might have studied the chain rule and entropy in high school. So its not exactly graduate level math for everyone.
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And without it, the company can imply say "We deny that either Mr Doe or any other member of staff told us this was happening"
Nearly 400 tabs open across several browser windows. Firefox with Tabmix plus and noscript addons. Performance and memory use is very comfortable with very few browser crashes.

I use Chrome for websites that use huge amounts of JavaScript links, which are pain to use with noscript. Chrome does not like a lot of tabs open and chews up memory and performance if forced to run large numbers of tabs.
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Which is why I'm surprised that the media lap it up rather than collectively building something they have more control over. Of course, it would take an industry organisation to arrange that and in my experience those bodies aren't really capable of doing something at that scale.
That's quite the job title. Can someone elucidate what duties come with it?
I think it's more people speculating about another team or project.

For example "I bet we'll get boatloads of patent disputes from Samsung if we get the next Nexus phone made by LG", said by someone on the Google search team who is just speculating based on public news reports.

Later in court, Samsung could use that as evidence that someone in the company had knowledge of violating patents (which increases damages 3x).
Oh, for sure. I just mean those people who can choose.
That and video seem to be the only things missing from Discord.
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Don't most slot machines these days come with a bunch of extra mini-games and side bets for just this reason. Admittedly I've only watched people play, but there seems to be a whole lot more going on than simply pressing a single button over and over
I started using Pidgin with the Skype plugin, because the company I work for uses Skype for Business (Lync in other words) and that program doesn't log anything, and in business logging is vital. Pidgin is open source, as are all the plugins, making it a good choice for business knowing you aren't installing anything you should not be, and it handles files etc ok, but doesn't do video at all.
Nitpick: while the gist is correct, the 2nd diagram illustrating how transactions don't help is subtly misleading. The diagram implies that time flows down in the diagram. If so, then the update on the right won't occur until after the commit on the left. The update on the left really does acquire "write" lock on the balance, so the 2nd update on the right cannot occur until after the lock on the left is released when the left commits.

That said, the effect is exactly as the author claims. The transaction on the right will ignore the change made by the one on the left.
I enjoy watching the later videos on YouTube where Steve has a Bill Gates video and announces that Internet Explorer will be the default browser on MacOS.

The disbelief in the room is stunning, including the shouts of "NO!!!!!!". Very amusing today, perhaps not then.
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Isn't Postgres just that? Or are you saying it's not efficient?
Seems to be designed for games only, or did I end up in a targeted landing page?
Honestly I find read receipt requests to be in very poor taste, if not a sign of outright hostility, and no, having them by default is not an acceptable excuse, no more than forgetting capslock on would.
I'm glad to see optimistic concurrency control mentioned. In my experience even seasoned developers are unaware of this pattern, which should be really the default in many database-handling code.

I'm not aware of ORMs handling it either (except for my in-house code generator). Is there anything out there that handles it well?
Interestingly, I just discovered a similar plank building system from Australia called "Green Hat" blocks:

http://www.greenhatworkshop.com/

I'm in the UK and didn't realise it was a European thing.
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I'll note that my MS was hugely useful and didn't result in publications directly. The mileage of your MS or PhD is dependent on many factors.

OpenAI and Google Brain, like most other more research driven deep learning institutions, are more interested in the results you can produce rather than the accreditation you hold. Publications obviously count but well used or written deep learning projects / packages would too. Many PhDs who come out having spent many years in academia still wouldn't get an offer from these places and many of the talented people I know in these places don't have a PhD either.

To the parent of this post, I'd also look into what I'd refer to as "Masters in industry" i.e. Google Brain Residency[1] and other similar opportunities. From their page, "The residency program is similar to spending a year in a Master's or Ph.D. program in deep learning. Residents are expected to read papers, work on research projects, and publish their work in top tier venues. By the end of the program, residents are expected to gain significant research experience in deep learning.". This is likely an even more direct path than most institutions would provide. Though obviously the competition is fierce, many of my friends who participated in this ended up with a paper in a top tier conference by the end of the.

[1]: https://www.google.com/about/careers/search#!t=jo&jid=147545...
Cloud Datalab is based on Jupyter (https://cloud.google.com/datalab/). Dunno about GPU machines though.
You should only keep track of the baccarat winnings/losses. If he won $9.6M in baccarat and lost $500k in craps, they should still ask for $9.6M, not $9.1M.

That said, they agreed to the rules, they should eat the loss anyway. The government has no role in protecting businesses from their own stupidity.
Hello, a few things that changed in the latest 6-7 years:

1. The Redis project abandoned attempts to have a mixed memory-disk approach, at least for the near future. I want to focus on trying to do at least one thing well and it is already hard ;-) You know, the no-need-to-konquer-the-world approach. Otherwise the project per se is interesting. Redis Labs has a commercial fork that works that way for instance (which I believe was initially based on the Redis "diskstore" branch I was working on in order to replace the former "virtual memory" Redis feature), but not the OSS side. Maybe I'll change my mind in the future but so far I can't see signs of my mindchange ;-)

2. About threads, we are now a bit more threaded: Redis 4.0 is able to perform deletion of keys in background, Redis Modules have explicit support for blocking operations that use threads, and so forth. However my goal in the next 1/2 years is to finally have threading in the I/O, in order to scale syscals, protocol parsing, to multiple threads but not data access. So regarding the 2006 programming, things will be the same.

Basically I still believe that to do application-side paging now that disks are also faster (ratio compared to RAM) is an interesting approach. I still think that using the kernel VM to do so is a bad idea in general, but could work for certain apps.
I switched to Wire a year ago and haven't looked back. It meets all your requirements, and has end-to-end encryption (based on Signal Protocol) too.
If you are using a Microsoft account, have you try to see if your contacts appears on outlook.com? They should share the same contacts
Hi,

I am afraid I won't dig into this now due to time reasons (I have to go back and read up stuff), but I just would like to give a remark regarding the concept you have sketched out:

The different states you describe do not have to be on different energy levels. A catalyst provides an alternative reaction mechanism that might have a different activation energy. It can result in a molecule of similar energy state, and, yes, you can have a reaction towards an energetically higher state.

I am sure there is many a publication that models the electronic transitions that occurs when gas molecules react with metals. Funky stuff, which involves number crunching with models of atomic/molecular orbitals or bands, and even more funky spectroscopic real time measurements of reactions.

Chemistry has gone a long way since alchemy, and there are many abstraction layers to get through if you want to have an explanation that would satisfy a physicists. At the end, you will move from empirical knowledge towards a world of quantum chemistry/physics. That is the beauty (or curse) of the discipline that is chemistry.

Now, if you are curious how such a thing works, I suggest look up the "Wilkenson catalyst" (a Rhodium based catalytic hydrogenation agent) as an example. It gives you an idea how organometallic compounds work at various levels of depth.
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Accounting systems usually have a "close of day" or "end of year" event at which transactions can be consolidated.
That is how the author sarcastically summarized the canned messages sent by Skype. Not very far from the truth, however.