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react-navigation will supersede all existing navigator solutions in React Native core (Navigator/NavigationExperimental).

React Router v4 is building a react-native integration to show that it is capable of working on Native. It's centered around URLs so it's attempting to make Deep Linking into your application easier, as well potentially re-using the same navigation on the web.

That being said react-navigation can do both of those things as well and is fully supported by react-native core contributors.
I am able to go full-screen by pressing ‘f’, using Chrome on Linux.
There's only one "Aramaic" word for Sand that I know of, "חוֹל"
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Writing a cron job microservice with Serverless and AWS Lambda
only have time for so many things, v1 final release will have a site that works well on mobile too.
Personally, I've had two fitbits, bought mother-in-law a fitbit, and have another friend who also had one and all of ours broke for similar reasons listed as OP, all in the second or third year of wearing it.

Based on these experiences, I wholeheartedly agree that their hardware just doesn't last very long and is why I switched to an Apple Watch (just got one a couple weeks ago!)
The problem for young people isn't image, but percieved limited future growth potential. Wages for factory workers have been dropping since the 70s.
I'd love to go back in time to circa 1980 and drive down ECR from Palo Alto to downtown San Jose.

Back when there were blue collar jobs in Santa Clara County.
I also love going to movies. The giant screen, surround sound (or at least sound that is properly equalized so I don't need to constantly turn the volume up and down), and the mental shift to "I'm in a movie, my phone is off" all wildly improve my enjoyment of the movie. It's also a huge reason why I saw so many more movies in theaters when I lived in Austin and could go to the Alamo Drafthouse, since it simply built the experience around the things that make theaters great. Since moving to the Bay Area, I find myself seeing far fewer movies in theaters though.
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From Planck Data to Planck Era: Observational Tests of Holographic Cosmology
But this is endemic to the industry. I still caution fitness band buyers that they should consider themselves early adopters who should expect some troubles while the quality evolves.

I owned a Microsoft Band 1 and Microsoft Band 2 since the day they came out. My Band 1 broke twice in two different ways, and my Band 2 died 3 times. Microsoft replaced them free of charge every time, which was great. So in 2 years with the Band I had 5 devices die on me. Other than that it was a terrific device.

Microsoft isn't coming out with a Band 3 so the last time it died they replaced it with a FitBit Charge 2, which I'm enjoying so far, and the design seems more resilient than the Band (though time will tell).
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pg has 155K [1] karma points so technically he should be second on the "leaders" list [2], but he's not.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=pg

[2] https://news.ycombinator.com/leaders
Ok. To put this to bed I'd recommend - Lothrop Stoddard's The Revolt Against Civilisation: The Menace of The Underman - as caution against weak immigration policy.
You make some great points, but for your Soviet Union point I'd like to counter that indoctrination does not equal "good public education". Good public education teaches you to question authority and to think critically. That kind of education is notably absent in authoritarian regimes.

Also, I never said that religiosity by itself would result in downfall of a society. Lots of religious societies have done well in history, but they also had relatively good education. The early Islamic world you mention I think qualifies here. It's when you combine religiosity with terrible education that you're really doomed. The education serves as a check against the religiosity getting out of control and turning into theocracy, or whatever you call the wackiness we're seeing in the right-wing here in America today.
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Classism, maybe, but in no way is it racism.
St. Jude Medical Patches Cardiac Machine's Cybersecurity Flaw
Zappa author here, very excited by this project!

We've been planning on supporting other DIY/non-AWS offerings in this space - particularly IBM's OpenWhisk[1]. If the Fission authors are here - can I ask how the two stack up? OpenWhisk's ability to write your own custom even sources seems like a leg up, as does their wider language support, but Fissions's Kubernetes foundation seems preferable. Curious how the two compare!

[0] https://github.com/Miserlou/Zappa
[1] https://developer.ibm.com/openwhisk/
The lack of HealthKit integration and needing to use half-assed hacks like the sync apps on the iOS AppStore really turned me off fitbit. Since their API doesn't let you pull anything but basic data like steps walked you were effectively locked into their little garden with your data.

I'm much happier with my Apple Watch as a fitness tracker, I wish the battery was better and it had sleep tracking support because that's the one feature I seriously miss from my Charge HR.
Assuming you are a software developer, I think you should reconsider your "price should approximate production cost" reasoning. I think it will hold you back if you eventually try something entrepreneurial.

When I started a small software company, I originally had a similar understanding. I subconsciously thought that the software should be priced to pay for its development cost, plus some profit. I was not very successful, until I realized that the product should be priced as a percentage of the value it delivered to the customer. Customers don't want you to do a lot of work, they just want their problem solved for a price that is reasonable relative to the benefit of the solution.

This idea reverses several of your conclusions:

1. The product should be priced based on how much value it delivers, and only those companies that can deliver the product for significantly less than that price will stay in business. Once a company finds a need that people will pay for, it generally makes sense to drive the cost of production down while maintaining the same benefit, thus maximizing profit.

2. The more value a company creates with the resources it uses (the greater its margin), the more left-over resources it will have to invest in producing still more benefits, or to return profits to its original investors.

So, going back to the cost of digital content, I am happy to pay for it, as long as I end up feeling the movie was worth watching for the price. And if they can produce great content without many resources (or with lower cost of delivery), all the better. My problem, right now, is that there is so much great content I cannot ever hope to watch it. But that is not a problem that really bothers me, I am happy to keep paying to have a long list of shows I'd like to watch, if I could just find the time.
Couldn't such a lenient return policy signal that these devices really are being marked up a ridiculous amount? I.e. $10 devices going somewhat unfairly for > $100 as mentioned above?
When you purchase a bound copy of my book, a small part of that money pays for the physical object. The publisher also takes a part, and that's what they use to keep the lights on in their office. The last bit goes to me so I can feed my cat and work on my next book. How does the medium or your ability to copy it change the fact that my cat needs to eat, and in lieu of getting paid for my writing so I can feed him, I'll need to do something other than write?
> In my own case, I'm not actually sure myself how you use DMA as a streaming transport. I know that it's a way to write into memory locations, but I don't know how you actually take advantage of it at higher levels - do you use a certain bit as a read-and-flush clock bit? Do you split the DMA banks into chunks and round-robin write into each chunk so that the other side can operate as a "chaser"? I'm not experienced with how this kind of thing is done.

I don't know enough to answer this stuff - last message was already second-hand info (or worse). All I can say is, best of luck.
You can use Parse Server Hosting providers such as sashido.io so you don't have to make many code changes.
If you read the entire article, you can see that President Trump is on the side of the American IT worker and President Obama was working against Americans by allowing more immigrants to work here outside the legal H1-B Visa system through an executive order.

People seem to think that Trump is the bad guy and Obama the good guy, but then how do you justify Obamas actions? Trump is right. Obama is wrong.

It was Trump who spoke out against Disney of Florida's abuse of H1-B Visas displacing 250 American IT workers. Except for Sanders and Trump all of the other candidates were for replacing American IT workers with immigrants and depressing American IT worker wages.

"This is an argument which Trump has weighed in on in the past and a point of contention between the President Elect and Barack Obama. It was almost one year ago when Obama raised eyebrows by issuing an executive order which would allow these H-1B visa holders to receive green cards and stay in the country even if their employment was terminated. This led observers to note that he was essentially corrupting the entire purpose of the H-1B program and overload existing immigration quotas. (Numbers USA)"

http://hotair.com/archives/2016/12/19/disney-lawsuit-may-dra...
What makes you think I haven't? Unless you think we should ban robots from taking jobs, I'm not sure what your point is.
Yes it's definitely a challenging undertaking, which is why no one has come up with such platform.

> One idea I had was to do some form of performance evaluation of each theme/plugin and show a score or impact grade to the user when they are enabling it

This would be good. You can also crowdsource part of that effort if it's time intensive.

* > I know a few people who have had problems with speed with their Wordpress sites, will tell them to check out Cachoid. *

Feel free to pass on my email (joe@).
Thanks so much!
Is it misunderstanding things to say that we're like data on a computer? So from my perspective, two atoms on my body are right next to each other. However, they could be theoretically encoded on opposite ends of the universe's 2d surface?
Long-term companies in the south bay that have no (or virtually no) SF tech presence. Just off the top of my head: Google/Alphabet, Facebook, Oracle, Texas Instruments, National Semiconductor, Intel, AMD, Applied Materials, Apple, Yahoo, Tesla, Palantir, and so on and so on.

Yes there are lots of kids in SF trying to get their website turned into the next unicorn. That does not make SF the "center of the tech world", it makes it the "center of the SF tech startup world".
Because more free time without a meaningful decrease in income increases quality of life?

You can also run your own company and earn extra during the off time.
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Difference is the API. React Router is a 100% declarative components, rather than configs and imperative actions.
This is in the context of shifting your schedule towards being an early-riser, so I imagine you'd be going to bed at no later then 10pm, not much more than the 90 minutes you are thinking of.
There's good background information in the Wikipedia article on the Holographic principle:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holographic_principle

The latest Scientific American has an article on why some physicists are calling for rejection of cosmic inflation theory:

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/cosmic-inflation-...

Although it seems to be paywalled.
How much does an H1B in tech pay?
Missing documentation: what the hell Parse is.
As a blogging platform it's great. Content varies though. The tech scene there often has excellent content, but the political scene is slightly frightening. I've seen some rather radical views on there.
They don't WANT to provide people their own health data, I'm guessing. They demoed a full integration with HealthKit years ago but canned it, I'm guessing for the exact same reason.

And honestly, I think this is exactly why Fitbit ended up failing. They tried to create a walled garden where you would collect all your data into their service, the hardware wasn't what they wanted to sell you, but their premium services.
I'm not positive, but I'm pretty sure that async/await is currently implemented on top of generators in all major engines. I know it's true of at least some engines.

Which makes sense. It's not a perf critical feature, so transpiling is the smart move.
The very basics of machine learning
I had a Fujitsu Lifebook P-2046 in college (2002-2007). It was frustratingly slow, but could manage 15 hours of battery life. Even five years after purchasing it, people would remark on how compact it is.
Is there a why? I got curious.
Yeah they look beautiful. I went down that rabbit hole too.
You bring up a big issue I have with the streaming model. I used to be an avid movie watcher. A year before I moved to a different country, I watched 60 movies in the theaters, that is about 5 a month. This did not even include the hundreds of movies I watched at home.
Now I don't have the time to go to the theater even if I want to. All the streaming services get the movie 3-4 months after the release. At which point I usually would have lost interest. To add insult to the injury, rental is very expensive for the flexibility it provides (24-48 hours once you start watching) and the different price for SD vs HD (who watches SD anymore?).
I would gladly pay $20 (which is more than what the theaters typically charge) per movie if the studios let me stream the same day it released in the theater.
The new API looks quite a bit like the API we've been running in React-Router-Component since 2014 (https://github.com/STRML/react-router-component).

Of course, RRC is not as battle-tested as React-Router; it's more of a "works for us" project I took over from @andreypopp as we had already committed to the router before React-Router became stable. And given the many backcompat-breaking changes to React-Router, it seems to have been a good idea.

React-Router does great work though; RRC doesn't even pretend to do React Native and the Environment selection we do have (pathname, pushstate, etc) isn't quite as nice. RRC also can't do some of the more interesting features, like Recursive Routes. All of the children of the router have to be `<Location>` objects.

Edit: React-Router's docs are awesome! Nice work @ryanflorence.
I know people at the first two companies who work in SF. Not sure about the rest of the list.
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The deploy script updates dependencies.

We're not using the apache cgi plugin for python to resolve dependencies, just packages relative the the application root. I think most languages that can import dependencies can import relative dependencies.

Although my specific setup may not work for everyone, I suspect that there is an equally simple solution for most projects. Containerization is definitely a long-term goal, but it is not prerequisite for automated deploys. The things you have to change to get deploys to work on an existing server will also be useful for containerization.
The upside of this is that there will be fewer celebritites who think that because we are interested in their acting we are also interested in their political views.
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I have a Fitbit for exactly two reasons: sleep tracking and heart rate. The step counter is interesting, but I wouldn't have bought a device just for that.
"Bullitt" has some nice scenes of that area as well as others in SF as McQueen chased the hitmen all over the place, including visitation valley, Guadalupe canyon road and some in the marina, etc.
Hi! One of the core contributor of Mangaki here.

We want to move from the French usage in our issues, code, stuff and let everyone contribute (we also want to translate Mangaki in English and Japanese translation!)

But feel free to dive in the code which is mainly vanilla Django, if you have any questions, don't hesitate to open issues!
Cool. Thanks! I already let all my data go, but it will be great to get my app going again.
Not real journalism! This shouldn't be on the front page-- it's full of unsubstantiated accusations and questionable interpretations of fact. The Trump administration's actions over the past few days are horrifying enough-- editorial catastrophization serves no purpose here.
That's funny, I was just looking at a list of big budget releases in 2017 and I was thinking that sci-fi is making a comeback in a big way. At least half of the films in the list had some sci-fi element to them. Of course, the two biggest (blade runner and ghost in the shell) are unnecessary sequels/remakes, but any port in a storm, right?

Edit: Can we get a Red/Green/Blue Mars miniseries on HBO, please? That would make my decade.
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Depends. I don't know what the acquisition price was but given that they're shutting it down, I'm thinking it was in tens of millions range, which makes it an aquihire. Assuming they raised low to mid tens of funding, The investors probably have a 1x or more a preference on the sale. This means the leftover value is in the low to mid ones of millions. I love that you're getting 0.1% So we're talking like ones of thousands of dollars for an engineer after two years of work at probably less than market rate salary.

Given that your equity package at a large company would be is late and 50 times that per year yeah the engineers didn't come out ahead so it's a fail.
Yes, it was sad news when they announced it. I have migrated to http://www.sashido.io last months and they are fine.
Look it from the brighter perspective it is open source now and this gives much more possibilities :)
The Bad Product Fallacy
Google (https://www.campus.co/madrid/en) and I believe because they want to encourage (and then seed) local startups.

I'm sure there are other free alternatives (coffee shops etc.) but to be fair I think there are proper paid ones for not that much if you don't require your own permanent desk.
You mean the readers?
This is wildly wrong.
Game over <wa-wa-wa-wa-waaaaaa>
Is it still technically socialism if the public servants answer only to the ruling class, and are almost completely unaccountable to anyone else?
It's terrible that you aren't allowing data to be exported anymore. You shouldn't need to setup a server and go through the migration process just to get your data out.

The prior export feature that allowed data to be exported in JSON format was great, but that was left broken without any explantation.
Or perhaps we can just stop referring to them as "medium success" companies. "Medium success" for whom?

$100M in revenue/year to anyone but a very very small percentage of people in the world is a wildly successful business you just built.
It does two things concurrently: (1) search for an algorithm along with proofs for its correctness and time upper bound (2) run the fastest algorithm found so far, possibly aborting an slower algorithm when a faster one is found.

Everything is scheduled so it's asymptotically optimal. However, there's an added cost to search for algorithms. This cost is exponential in the proof length, but constant for each problem since it is independent from the inputs. Of course, this constant is ridiculously huge.
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Those guys were writers, not philosophers in the first place.

Unlimited, pure freedom does not exist and hence the absolute Free Will. It is an empty concept. Freedom is bound by the mind, the mind is bound by biology. Biology is bound by physics and other constraints of the environment. The Universe of Ideas is mere a hallucination. Suicide as an ultimate act of freedom, which is the canonical illustration - the only freedom man have. Not much freedom, after all.
Where did you get that this was a simulation? The were analyzing telescope data.
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Yep, this is exactly right. The tradeoff here (and it's a good one) is you don't require any binaries at all.

Disclosure: I work at Google on Kubernetes.
I want to agree with this. But I have to confess that my children are memorizing basic facts like "refridgerator holds milk" without having to understand any of the magic of the fridge quite well. Seems memorization of surface facts helps, a lot.
A review of my new Samsung curved TV: I hate it so much
Actually the TMS9918 is used in a lot of places - in addition to the MSX (which I see you noted below) it was also used in the Colecovision game console and Sega's SG-1000 among others.

The sprite support was great, especially for the late 1970s. Though, I continue to be impressed with what an unencumbered architectire like the Apple II can do with sprites purely in software.

Sega actually kept going with the architecture - the Sega Master System used an upgraded 9918 based chip, and the Genesis/Mega Drive built further on top of that.
I am increasingly inclined to do exactly that.
Alongside your comment about keeping payment outside the country, I construed your comment to mean you would attempt to hide the fact that the speakers are paid, and avoid the question of work visas completely.
He used to be #1 on that list. I think he took himself off explicitly for some reason. He may have addressed it in a post, I really can't remember now.
Student interns stay on whatever student visa they were on.
Out of curiosity, why was the decision made to build a completely new router (react-navigation) vs collaborating on better native support to the existing react-router? (which is working towards that anyway)
Same here, it works even with the F18A option disabled.
So I apologize to these talented developers!
New version of Zoommy app with new UI and new features
Actually, never heard the guy talk. :-)
Why not? I wouldn't choose to develop against SaaS that I knew was going to shut down in 5 years. Parse also said they'd keep running after the buyout.
It's worth noting Sartre spent 9 months as a POW, that influenced his outlook on freedom a fair bit.
I'm not sure what it means by "degree"? 9th-grade level math and reading? [referring to the first couple of paragraphs in the article]. That's hardly what is usually meant by a "degree".
Robotron's sound on the actual machine is overwhelming even today. And the amazing color splash between every level is absolutely entrancing/mesmerizing.
Happy to hear more about what we can do around jobs!

Disclosure: I work at Google on Kubernetes.
The orders have not been suspended. The Judge ordered that refugee arrivals should not be sent back to their home countries due to the risk of danger.
This might be what's needed to really fire up the tech industry in Los Angeles. Hopefully a critical mass of the newly rich Snapchat employees stick around in Venice and the westside to seed future growth.

Then again, there goes the neighborhood.
such a beautiful city. All good things will be commandeered by the rich.
You probably thought I was the parent.

Anyway, since it seems to be a sticking point with you, my wife and I are Americans, but I don't believe that Americans, by default, should get a job over immigrants[0]. So it's not everybody :)

As I mentioned in a previous comment, I believe in a meritocracy and the pursuit of happiness for all. And, all doesn't mean just people who lucked out by being born in America.

We will just have to agree to disagree on this point.

[0] if the first word that jumped into your head was some variation of "[race] traitor", then I suggest you consider your subconscious biases in this debate.
feel free to links some of those statistics.
Article speaks about $100M valuation. It's much different from $100M/year.
No way to specify different clocks or resets from what I can see. That's a massive limitation to your designs.