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Just do it. Its a pain to get started but after a while it just feels natural. Also contributing to open source projects could help.
If you look at your latency histogram and are seeing a bump at around 200ms above normal (which was the default minimum wait time a few years back anyway), it's probably retransmits.
You only need to copy the data if the consumer of the data changes it, i.e. copy-on-write.
TIL desire path
Judaism is also a religion, not a race. Do you believe that antisemitism is entirely unconnected to racism?
Constructive criticism

This seems like a great product - it is for sure a great technology - but their intro video[1] is taking people's hopes an fears way too far. For example, at 02:53, they say:

"Identify early patients who come into the office could have their illnesses diagnosed at a earlier stage when they are still curable"

This is a pretty strong statement. I would recommend to be less aggressive with their positioning. Their target market are people with potentially serious health problems and false hopes are that last thing they need.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/embed/shhOy2OzGIc?autoplay=1
I can't help but wonder if it comes down to a generational thing.

Each of these happened with roughly 20 years between them. Enough time for the senior engineers and such that experienced the last one to have left for some reason or other.

And as computers gets involved everywhere, expect software issues to have ever more fatal consequences.
Buy a used bike, with any luck it'll be your own
QUIC is certainly interesting, but I can not agree with the headline. IMHO HTTP over QUIC needs a very different implementation than HTTP/2 over TCP/SSL. The majority of frame types and frame handling mechanisms are no longer needed and even if they are, they will be used in other ways. That's similar to the situation that HTTP/2 is not simply HTTP/1.1 over a multiplexing layer that gets introduced on top of TCP but also a completely different thing, as the multiplexing layer and the HTTP related mechanisms (header transmission, compression, etc.) are tightly interacting there.

My current estimation is that webservers would need to have 3 completely different implementations of the HTTP stack (for HTTP/1.1, HTTP/2 and HTTP/QUIC), where only the most upper layer (interfaces for sending requests and respones) can be shared, the remaining stuff will be very different.
> What about cases that you get no response? For example I've sent an email or attempted to followup but there's no way for me to get real feedback other than knowing they clicked on the link or they opened the email because they simply don't reply or answer.

That is a very clear response, isn't it?

The main thing is: have alternative options.
If only the Dawes and Young plans didn't make another war inevitable, solely to generate wealth for US businesses.

We can go on in this silly vein all day...
I have noticed their new profit-oriented approach on two different trips. In the past, host cancelling on you last-minute meant a nice hotel comped by airbnb. Now it means you get to pay the premium for last-minute hotel booking, and airbnb /might/ throw $50 towards your next reservation.

On our Midamericon trip, we booked airbnb about 4 months early, when the total cost about $100 less than a hotel. The host cancelled the week we were flying in, meanwhile the hotel prices had shot from $85/night to $225/night as the law of supply and demand worked it's magic on the convention town.
You think this is awesome search YouTube for his talks and prepare to be blown away. Incredible engineer and funny guy.
Their column container classes/ids are pretty static. I try to keep my custom stylesheet updated to nuke the left and right column sidebars, and expand the actual newsfeed to use the reclaimed width.

No more useless trending topics and clickbait news for me. I do not need to see the outrage-generators or the Kardashian headline of the day.
no one else seemed to point this out, but your name is really clever :-). 'Real Artists' for the company name and the product 'Ship', as in 'Real Artists Ship', makes me think back to not too long ago when Mr Jobs was still ...
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It's interesting that "dark posts" is used to refer to "paid Facebook ads which appear in the timelines only of users with a particular suitable personality profile", which appears to describe every paid Facebook ad.
If I create an immutable string "hello world" why would it be passed by copy; it can never be changed only garbage collected.

The BEAM seems to do magic here and do much less work than you might think when creating "new" things.
That sounds a bit better than I thought but it still doesn't change the worst-case complexity.
I wouldn't put it past the authorities to implement something along the lines of a "bacon test".

These were common during the inquisition to test convert Jews.
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I agree he should have banned all muslims.
They are all latent terrorists.
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Hackers/technocrats armed the Wehrmacht, built The Bomb, developed chemical and biological weapons, and have an awful tendency to go "me, I just make the widget. What they use it for is their problem."

Therefore it's important that we talk about these things.
Do you know of a way to document a significantly-sized application in such a
way that it is not massively more efficient to ask a colleague for help than
to go source-diving? Say we are talking about a rails app that has been
maintained for 5 years and with a reasonably complete test suite.

Yes. You can draw architectural diagrams. You can create a wiki where people document problems and solutions. You can have broader design reviews where people talk about the ways in which they solved various problems and what considerations they took into account when coming up with those solutions. I agree with the other posters in this thread: if you're truly blocked (i.e. literally unable to work) because someone can't respond to your question, there is something deeply wrong with your codebase, or in the way in which your team communicates. Personally, I would expect anyone who's been on the team for more than few months to be largely self-sufficient when it comes to actually coding. Of course, there will be questions when there are multiple possible approaches to solve a given problem, and I would expect someone to raise a flag and ask about the relevant considerations. But in the absence of a reply, you should be able to pick an approach and push forward with it.

Does a fresh-from-uni or perhaps 2-years-out-of-uni junior developer teach
themselves how to ask just enough questions up-front that they don't need to
ask more to unblock themselves?

Honestly, at some point, you have to learn your team's codebase. You say that it's massively more efficient for you to ask questions of colleagues than it is to go source diving. That, to me, indicates that you don't actually know your codebase very well. Again, this is a sign of a problem on the team. Either the source is so tangled that no one can hope to understand all of it, or people are becoming siloed - specializing in particular areas of the codebase in ways that leaves them unable to fix problems in other areas. It's all right to be better at one part of the code than another. For example, I'm better at some of the middle-tier/business-logic code than I am at UI work. But, in a pinch, I can jump in and help with UI if it's necessary.

How does one gain this technical knowledge if you are on a project and need
to apply it but don't yet have it yourself?

I'll be honest. It's rough. You have to learn, and you have to realize that outside of university there aren't going to be TAs and professors to point you in the right direction. You will make mistakes. But that's the only way forward. Keep trying. Keep writing code. If you do something and it doesn't work, have a meeting in which you go over what you did, why it didn't work, and what you could have done better.
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As a user of Google Search I just want an option to permanently disable AMP from my search results.

I've set DuckDuckGo as my search engine on my phone for the time being as Google Search is practically unusable to me.
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Was it ever?
I just don't get these types of complaints (on dying ./ they are doing the same thing over and over). There are hundreds of tech-related stories every day and it's not as if somebody forces you to click on the Anne Frank link so you can complain about it.
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What are you talking about? Crystal has a concurrency solution in their Channel implementation. They are not yet running in parallel, but it most definitely implement concurrency.

Or in other words, it is very inspired by the Go concurrency solution.
I make all my political and ideological choices based on analogies using Hitler or Nazis. Then I post about them on sites related to technology and downvote anyone who doesn't tow the line. It's called being a decent human being!!!
There are about 5 million refugees outside Syria and more than 5 million internally displaced in Syria. 100 is nothing.

Sweden and Israel both have populations of about 10 million. Sweden has taken in 200-300 THOUSAND. Israel promises to take in 100 and pats itself on the back.
Dude you can debate until you're blue in the face but in the end, it's called a representative democracy for a reason. That's an accepted term in politics.

We have given you all the actual definitions on these terms and they show clearly that you're wrong. Just admit it and stop arguing this pointless debate. It's not that hard to do.
I think you've hit on something. I like my days to be deep work driven as that's where I feel productivity and satisfaction. But, as my role has expanded I actually need to be interrupt driven. When you're stuck in a cross over period, trying to do deep work while holding the team back due to delays in responses, it gets frustrating.

Thank you for helping me understand this dynamic.
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O Galaxy S8 pode ser oficialmente apresentado no mês de março
By that I meant this drone is far to small to carry a useful payload.
Ha the borrowing checker as a barrier to bad coders! I like it ;-)
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It's not hard to recognize trolling when it's blatantly obvious.
nothing, its just indirect political crap
Many websites are not country specific. They started somewhere and are headquartered somewhere, but it is not something users should need to remember.
19 hours ago, 69 points, 45 comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13491604
I think it's worth clarifying a couple of things. This is my personal understanding of what happened.

There were two separate scandals in the libor fixing scandal.

Scandal one is the one covered in this article. Before the crisis, swap traders getting the libor submitters to skew their submissions in one way or another to fit their positions. One thing to know about that is that the amount by which the libor fixings were moved was very marginal, typically 5-10 basis points (0.05-0.1%), which would then get averaged out, and probably well within the range of uncertainty for the cost of funding of a bank. The impact would be nothing more than a rounding error to pretty much any borrower with a loan indexed on Libor. It would matter to a swap trader as he would be sitting on a massive libor future position, and would be running the basis risk between that position and the derivatives this position is hedging. But it is kind of like stealing 1 cent from 10 millions bank accounts. It is still stealing, it doesn't excuse it, but people who pretend that the economy has been impacted are insincere.

The other scandal was of a whole different nature and scale. During the peak of the crisis, as banks were going bust one after the others, the management of these banks were asking libor submitters to lower their contribution significantly, typically by several percents, because these contributions were public, and they did not want to give the sentiment that the bank was struggling to fund itself, and may go bust soon too. This had a much larger impact on everyday loans, though at the benefit of the borrowers, as rates were lower than they should. People who pretend that struggling borrowers were cheated got their math wrong. Investors were cheated. Although one could argue that when people were choosing libor for their contract, they meant it as a good indicator of the general level of interest rates, but didn't mean to index their own borrowing cost to the credit risk of a bank, which has very little to do with interest rates, and is what caused libor to spike, as interest rates were otherwise going down.

That second scandal though, was not something that happened, hidden, between a handful of traders. Regulators were informed either by whistle blowers, or even potentially by the management of banks. They decided not to act as they percieved the threat of major banks going bust as a much greater problem than where interest rates were. Now I am not saying I condone manipulating rate submissions. But people who are outraged on HN should ask themselves whether they would have preffered the alternative, a much more violent financial crisis than 2008, which was already off the chart.
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It is indeed slow (of course, pretty much everything is slow on something like a Pi). But It's still fast enough for some uses. If you can even get one inference every 5 seconds that still has a lot of applications. And that was what I was saying when I said that I don't agree with the assumption that google are working on giving TensorFlow cloud support for all of their support of the Pi. Running locally could have a lot of uses too.

Besides which, they have been implementing things like 8 bit graphs for processing on low power devices. That should result in a large performance increase for these devices. I tried it on mobile and I got decent FPS (I can't remember the exact figure) by using it. https://www.tensorflow.org/versions/r1.0/how_tos/quantizatio...
So you would still need a trusted cert though right for the TLS MITM? And presumably SSH is not affected any more than on the open internet?

Anyway, while these may be valid attack vectors, since I started getting traffic injected by my ISP a few years ago, and DNS hijacked for advertising, my level of trust has dropped to the same as that of some $VPN, wherever, or $WIFI.

But that's just my opinion.
The problem behind ISIS isn't their numbers, or their land, or their weapons, or their tactics. It's the mentality behind it. And that has already gone worldwide.

You can kill people with violence, but an idea will only grow stronger.
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Hitler wasn't Hitler when he was appointed.

A multi-car pile-up isn't one 5 minutes before it happens either.

I agree that one shouldn't cry wolf and exaggerate too often, but it's equally ignorant to not take things seriously, whether it be a fact-opposing president, mass surveillence legislation or anti consumer net unneutrality, that are all just steps that are hard to reverse once in place, and are building towards something much worse.
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If you're working at firm A but have been hired by another firm B and haven't quit A & started B yet does that mean you're forbidden to poach employees so long as you're at A?

Is that a law, or a contract firms usually put? Or just some sort of understanding?
It will probably work about as well as torture.

Looks like it works, but you simply force people to lie - be that via false confessions or going against halal/kosher practice.
This website is "the main curator of my news" at the moment. (I am in head-in-the-sand moment regarding brexit and trump, which make me too angry for words, so it is sort of self preservation).
All good points. I was just wondering if there was a need for the service. Haven't thought much about implementation yet.

There is a problem to be addressed, in my opinion. A lot of people need pressure to get work done.

Think of "mentor" rather than "boss". Authority is important but even if one has a "normal" boss this does not ensure things get done (or done fast).
>I don't think there exists a reliable yardstick of brilliance.

I'm afraid that's not an acceptable answer. I'm rejecting your viewpoint in favor of currently accepted mainstream psychology until you can back it up with measurable fact.
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The way the US and other countries abandoned Jews to genocide was shameful.

And I do think that Western countries (such as the US and my own country of Australia) should take more refugees, including Syrian refugees.

However, I'd question the parallel the article tries to draw between between victims and survivors of the Holocaust and contemporary Syrian refugees – every Jew fleeing the Nazi regime was under a very serious risk of falling victim to genocide, whether or not they realised it at the time. By contrast, I don't think the vast majority of Syrian refugees are fleeing genocide. While genocide has been occurring in Syria (e.g. ISIS' genocide of Yazidis), the actual or potential victims of those genocides are a small minority of the total Syrian refugee population.
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and this counterfactual America would have responded how to the partly anti-mass-immigration revolt that caused the paper to be be written? History (and hypothetical history) are rarely that simple.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1936%E2%80%9339_Arab_revolt_...

> "...their land"

The sentence is unclear if you're referring to it as British land or Jewish land, but either way it's contentious to say the least!
Unlike programming/software engineering most engineering managers in other domains have other work to do than just approve leaves/vacations and forward emails.

You can't do real work without real experience.
I also use org-mode for my daily journal. Have been for about a year and I'm very happy with it. I used to use Evernote, but I like the idea of keeping it to myself with encrypted backups better.
It is also a good marketing channel for Jira. If someone uses Trello and need something more complex the easy way is a board in Jira, perhaps make something which converts your board or 2 way sync. Marketing departments like Trello but would never use Jira. But after using Trello for a while they might be more comfortable using something more complex.
Could we pull up the real page from the actual domain in a full-window iframe and then replace it with the cached version if it fails to load?
Great Teams Are About Personalities, Not Just Skills
How to Make Sketch Even Better?
If you want to find out who at your company sucks at their jobs. ask the ops
I understand it is possible to observe reflections of large supernova level events. A possibility?
Interesting, I will try this on my laptop this week and will report if it will work.
We don't have this problem, too busy checking Hacker News to check the email often.
The problem is that if it's not the same edition as is pre-installed you will lose your OEM license.
Tesla sues former exec for allegedly stealing secrets, poaching workers
IZUM, an unexpected product rising in the market
I found this product, quite interesting, though I can't imagine I doing it as many things as they are promising in the website, anyone here that understand about this product category? izum.io
Stay away from children.

Everyone with children in public schools, or partners that work in schools (there's a lot of software/teacher marriages...) that I work with are almost constantly sick with low-grade colds, flus, and other nagging viruses. I wouldn't discount the effect of stress at breaking down one's immune defenses, but frequent exposure to a breeding ground of disease like a public elementary school appears to dominate.
Thoughts on the LeakedSource take down
Sorry if I wasn't clear. I wasn't referring to trapping CO2. I don't regard it as long term capture, whereas "stonification" -- actually making the stuff part of a mineral we know has long-term persistence -- is.
But do you use it? Probably not. Is it usable, are the results good? Nope. Is it a good user experience? Not the few times I've tried it.
Because it sends a very clear signal that the assassination was done by a state actor (radioactive polonium requires a nuclear reactor).
Corruption is not really about "perceptions" as the article tries to suggest. I live in Bulgaria which is often deemed the most corrupt EU country in most rankings. Everyday-life corruption is certainly more prevalent and perceptible here (bribing traffic officers, paying doctors under the table to do a better job, etc.), but the effects of these are negligible compared to the corruption on the high floors of the government. A single act of corruption like the government signing a rotten deal with a BigCorp may have much more complex implications and most people wouldn't perceive it as corruption.
Thank you for the downvotes, I appreciate it. Now would someone mind explaining how you can be dependent on Google for your job?
Apparently encrypted.google.com doesn't serve AMP pages. However, using DuckDuckGo might be the better option in the long run.
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Why feel something as strong as disgust for a person doing what he can to keep his question alive on a website on the internet?

If this person has found a reasonable way to keep his questions alive he should be applauded.
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For the record: you can turn it off using the group policy editor.
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Everyone in the west always forgets thats Jews were not the only ones that were victimized by the Nazis, and I feel that this is too often misrepresented from the general knowledge pool of most people in society.

More soviets died there than Jews, and in fact more Non-Jews died there than Jews. Why does everyone ignore that?

Number of Deaths
Jews: up to 6 million
Soviet civilians: around 7 million
Soviet prisoners of war: around 3 million
Non-Jewish Polish civilians: around 1.8 million
Serb civilians: 312,000
People with disabilities: up to 250,000
Roma (Gypsies): 196,000–220,000
Jehovah's Witnesses: Around 1,900
Repeat criminal offenders: at least 70,000

https://www.ushmm.org/wlc/en/article.php?ModuleId=10008193
That's why I look at booking.com first now. On Booking.com the apartments are run by professionals who don't flake out on you at the last moment. Airbnb has also brought competition to market driving down prices and often, in places like Amsterdam, much better value can be found on Booking.com these days.
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Oh my god. I didn't think it was possible to do worse than all three approaches I mentioned, but they found a way.

> Platform types are non-denotable, meaning that one can not write them down explicitly in the language.
How does one disable AMP? It destroys the experience.

I visited a subreddit with AMP and couldn't see nested comments or do sorting and other things. It literally hijacks the functionality.

Why reinvent the wheel to add those features when I am happy visiting the site to get it natively.
WTH, that would suggest they have one big list of trending topics, and then sort by category. Which sounds ridiculous, if I'm interested in science, I don't care how popular it is relative to a trending story about sports. Why wouldn't they create a list of most shared articles per category and then show the top stories in each?

(For some reason Facebook doesn't show me the trending topics, even if I turn my ad-blocker off, so I can neither confirm or deny your suspicions, sadly)