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Did your brother and his ex-wife continue those things after having the kids? Or did it stop with the kids?
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dude stop spamming your project!

^^ he's pushing a completely separate project that competes with one of OP's projects.
World population clock, scary
But the comment was about MacOS not the Mac Pro
I also thought the same, you would not recognize it most of the time (even while transferring). But I'm german and I use sometimes Umlauts in filenames/directories. They did not showed up in my Samba share so I got aware of this issue. I think this issue is too hidden.

If you want to read about this topic:

rsync:
http://askubuntu.com/questions/533690/rsync-with-special-cha...

sshfs:
https://github.com/osxfuse/sshfs/issues/14
Ask HN: Online classes to become a data engineer?
Are there are online classes one can take to become a professional data engineer? That is, become good at data modelling, data cleaning, building pipelines, monitor data quality, etc?

This question is inspired by the Google Data Engineer certification exam: https://cloud.google.com/certification/guides/google-certified-professional-data-engineer.pdf

More detail on exam here: https://cloud.google.com/blog/big-data/2017/01/registration-now-open-for-google-data-engineer-certification-exam-in-beta
Deus Ex works fine on my PC - though I have (I think) the New Vision mod as well.
No, at least three were in the USA illegally on 9/11.[0] It's another example of Factcheck.org's unreliability.

[0] http://www.fairus.org/issue/identity-and-immigration-status-...
The two terminals in your screenshots are using different fonts.

Notice the dotted zero in the top terminal (xfce4-terminal) and no dotted zero in the bottom terminal (st).

I suspect st is not recognizing the font name you're giving it, and to fix it you have to play around with different ways to telling st the name of your font. What worked for me for the Inconsolata font was "st -f Inconsolata" or "st -f Inconsolata:size=11".
Apparently this essay, published in 2005, "led to extensive and vitriolic debate" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ayelet_Waldman#Motherlove). You can kind of see why, though I think probably mostly from the perspective that an awful lot of women perhaps don't feel the same way as she does - but I wonder how many divorces the fact of this simple statement has resulted in: "the wife's passion has been refocused".
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Karius has taken the genomic sequencing revolution (NGS) out of the lab to transform infectious disease testing. Traditional testing approaches rely on hypothesis-driven testing, but we directly sequence the pathogen DNA to determine what a patient is infected with.

I am a software engineer without a biotech background. I really appreciate working with a team with diverse backgrounds and having the opportunity to learn many new things. Its nice that Karius is still a startup where you can make significant contributions in one area or broaden your understanding of different areas.

There is a great vibe at Karius: people are happy to come to be at work, there is a lot of maturity, and everyone seems to bring their own special talents into the mix. We have company retreats twice a year and we care about making it possible to experience joy at work.

We are greatly expanding our engineering team this year.

• Bioinformatics Pipeline: Bioinformatics experience not required if you are an eager learner. Experience or desire to work with a strongly-typed language (Rust, Haskell, Scala, F#, OCaml, Flow/TypeScript2).

• Front-End: TypeScript, React, CSS, and work well with designers

• Dev-Ops: Docker, building infrastructure on AWS with terraform and CloudFormation. Postgres, MySQL

• Backend Web Services: service oriented architecture in a regulated environment, schema modeling, REST APIs with Swagger documentation

We are also hiring for our analytics team to do bioinformatics analysis.

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common in outer fringes of Melbourne, 50 to 70km. This ones in Kinglike (https://www.flickr.com/photos/bootload/30900586330) another, down the mountain in Strathewen (https://www.flickr.com/photos/bootload/28426890045)
Start with K&R like everyone else. It's the standard text and one of the finest programming books ever written. "Expert C Programming: Deep C Secrets" by Peter van der Linden is good. Most C programming books are just dumbed-down rehashes of K&R.
Lilyterm works well for me but I don't know what features you are looking for.
Yes, they were adamant that they needed their own time.
I doubt you have ill intentions in mind. The idea that one's personal conception of 'fair' and 'just' is sufficient to espouse how the justice system should work is common, but often misleading, as it is in this case.

Your statement on consideration, for instance, is incorrect. As is the leading statement in the post I replied to. Neither of those were constructed as statements of opinion.

In any event, I hope that readers recognize that there is a lot of misinformation in this thread and seek out proper experienced counsel to provide accurate answers to their questions.
Australia has an H1-B equivalent called a 457 Visa with similar requirements.
Corporations don't force it on you. People voluntarily use that.

Corporations provide those things because people want them.
It's not so much the word, as the time-stamped posts from months before the news was published.
C# is also multi-paradigm, or certainly well on its way, as it gets more and more functional features. F# needs to be functional-first.
> in pure JavaScript implementations

Is not JS cryptography a bad idea?
Thank you for doing this openly. Will you be posting the recordings of project brainstorm sessions?
hm, I also don't like MS. But kudos to this open source editor and what it can do with Python and JS code. It is by the way developed in Switzerland by a former Eclipse founder (Erich Gamma).
never looked closely at NixOS so I cannot say anything about it ;)
Wow. The graphics are beautiful. The simulation is pretty standard; LTSpice can do most of the things this can. But the UI is nowhere near as good looking.

There's a nice feature - it tells you when you overloaded a component. LTSpice, for some reason, does not do this, even though the models and the simulation have the info to detect overload.
Governments and corporations are both made up of people. The leeches win when good people can't be bothered to show up and do the work.
A few months ago I was developing for a breaking change and realized that I wasn't committing anything. That's very much an SVN mindset where merging is so painful that you culturally just avoid it altogether. Git's emphasis on being distributed and branching and merging constantly meant that, once I pulled my head out of my ass and started committing locally, I was able to enjoy the benefits of source control while developing my breaking changes without affecting anyone. And later, when I merged my branch into the master, it turned out to be completely painless.
It's in the corporation's best interest to ensure a steady income flow. That's about it. Corporations only care about 'what the customer wants' insofar as how much it affects a steady income flow.

I think you have misinterpreted what the parent comment was saying. He wasn't saying there are limited options, just that we choose to have corporations take care of things for us, and now that we have chosen this we are more dependent on them. He wasn't stating that you could not take care of yourself if you want to. Just that it's easier to let the corporation do it for you.
If Alice hires Bob, and Bob sells Alice's information to Charlie, and Charlie makes $2bn out of it, then it seems fair to hold Charlie responsible as well. Otherwise all you're doing is creating a market for sacrificial goats to take the fall while the company making the money gets away clean.
EveryCircuit runs C++ on across all platforms, at full speed. And Chrome is the only browser that supports C++ without requiring a plugin.
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'xclip -selection clipboard' works fine for this use case.

[Edit] Assuming you have SSH configured to forward to your local X server [0].

[0] http://unix.stackexchange.com/a/16697
Cron job doesn't fix anything.

You're at 90%, and you have an app error spewing a few MB of logs per minute. Your on-call engineer /bin/rm's the logs, and instead of going to 30%, you're still at 91%, only the files are gone. Your engineer (rightfully) thinks "maybe the files are still on disk, and there's a filehandle holding the space", so instead of checking /proc to confirm, he bounces the service. Disk stays full, but you've incurred a few seconds of app downtime for no reason, and your engineer is still confused as shit. Your cron job won't kick in for hours? Days? In the mean time, you're still running out of disk, and sooner or later you'll hit 100% and have a real outage.

Cron job is a stupid hack. It doesn't solve any problems that aren't better solved a dozen other ways.
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We shall look forward on Rewriting from Scala to golang next year.
Then why do corporations spend billions of dollars each year on advertising? Surely it's to convince you to buy something that may not be exactly what you want.

A corporation's main goal is to drive up profits and if it's more convenient for them to manipulate a populace into acting a certain way than it is to give the populace exactly what they want then that's what they'll do.

There is probably not a conspiracy from corporations or government to undermine people's freedom and what not but it doesn't mean that it isn't the end result.
Except that a touch screen can't (reasonably) be optically coated to reduce reflected glare, because skin oils from fingerprints disable the effect, showing up as bright spots.

Those of us who are still bummed that we can't get a matte screen on a Mac laptop anymore will be triply upset if we can't even have an optical coating.

For the use cases of tablets/convertibles, it presumably doesn't matter so much, but for the more intensive creative work that laptops are better for, it does.

Okay -- Apple could have one touchscreen laptop model and leave the rest as they are, or make a touchscreen optional on the whole line. But I would never want to buy a touchscreen laptop.
No, what they have to say is "I enjoy the job, but I feel that I can get paid more elsewhere; have you considered re-leveling my comp so it reflects the value I add to the company?"

Don't need a competing offer. Don't need to threaten to leave. Just a "hey, re-level me please", and then a decent manager will either say "you're at the right level, if you can make more elsewhere go for it" or "you're right, you're under market comp, let's fix that."
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Oculus was working pretty closely with Valve for a fair while there. Is there any chance that this will come back to bite Valve now that this precedent has been established? It would be easy to claim that Valve gained some of their VR know-how from their partnership with Oculus.
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"Congratulations on describing a small town pretty much anywhere in the western world."

Except, do you think they'd chase Wallabies on their bikes, catch Blue-Tongues, Magpies and Gang-Gangs?
> The US immigration policy is very deliberately focused on giving visas to highly educated people.

Actually, no. From House Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob Goodlatte's press release today [1] announcing the agenda for the 115th Congress:

The House Judiciary Committee will also work to improve the legal
immigration system. The United States has the most generous legal
immigration system in the world. However, we select less than 12% of
immigrants on the basis of the education and skills they can bring
to America. And it’s only 5% if you exclude their accompanying family
members. Other countries, such as Canada, the U.K., and Australia,
select over 60% of immigrants based on skills. In order to remain
competitive in the global economy, this must change.

[1] https://judiciary.house.gov/press-release/goodlatte-announce...
I've read that there is no longer a separate macOS development team; it's been folded in to the iOS team. I think that's a very bad idea.
Of course people do. That's why there are many religions with many different gods.
What resources have you used to study Buddhist history? I've been an avid reader of accesstoinsight but want to learn more. Email in profile.
he enabled Zenimax's game to run on an oculus.

zenimax didn't have a VR headset to sell, or plans to make one

Imagine if this story was about carmack getting access to a playstation 4, and helping improve it and doing a demo of Doom on PS4.

that...is what he is supposed to do!
Agree with other comments, back then MS invested a lot in C# while there was then way more VB users, now it should invest a lot on F# while there are way more C# users.

C# isn't going to dwindle because F# expands, if F# expands C# wins because F# has ability to appeal to developers on non .net platforms, where C# isn't seen as appealing, and F# has ability to bring outstanding projects and idioms to .net eco-system.

Take the returns on investment made with C# all those years and invest a fair share in F#.

The main reasons F# is not picking up have been stated, and I face this situation at my work where my use of F# is put on hold because Microsoft is not investing in it much and my colleagues have the feeling C# is "good enough" which is very short sighted perspective.
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Use vertx if you want lean REST micro-services. I so wish vertx was part of the standard library.

The main advantages that Go has over Java is that the standard library is brilliant - thus obviating the need for folks to create monstrous frameworks (and losing performance) and that Go has better memory utilization because of value types (structs) and because it is AOT compiled. Unfortunately Java JIT as designed by the JVM devs takes a lot of memory.

In raw performance, I would still give the edge to Java over Golang though.
Did any of them have a good explanation on what went wrong?
.Net language strategy is to have no long term strategy. They just react to the market, and don't care that much about anything else. VB6 was a great eco-system, had most developers in the late 1990s yet they managed to completely fuck it up. dotNet and it's VB.Net was a bad joke until 2003, and after years of announcing and hot air it was incompatible, and the Wizard to convert was a Lite version from a third party vendor. Many stayed VB6 and changed to the web, or also also looked at Java alternative C#. But the RAD development is a day of the past. Nowadays building a UI app is certainly more effort than in VB6 days. Anyway, nowadays web apps and Android and iOS are in, WinPhone is dead and desktop apps are out.
Yes.

But my point was to show that causality is important, which the OP appears to doubt altogether.
That seems to be a common sentiment. Not knowing anything about Chrome, what are the relative advantages and drawbacks of it for this type of application?
Yeah, there was a time that this was not a controversial assertion at all.

The marriage must always be number one. That's not such a distinct thing from the welfare of the children, though; the lives of all family members are inextricable. Neither the husband nor the wife are going to be pleased and say the marriage is going fine when the prosperity of one or more of the children is in jeopardy.

"The children" and "the marriage" are not really separable. They are two fully blended parts of the same thing, "the family". Spouses and children are not competitors; they're collaborators. Any action on one part is going to spread out over the others.
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Uh, then maybe Carmack shouldn't have sold id software to Zenimax? id software was a independent company, not beholden to any public shareholders so it was a conscious decision to sell to them for $$$.
> our team researches

Are good immigration lawyers doing the research? Do you want to handing out information? If your information turns out to be wrong, the consequences could be very serious.
You probably want LTSpice for that.
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Simply put, I would not code for other people at the salaries that Romanians accept.
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Their approach only works with reasonable people unfortunately..
Is this enough redundancy? I can see a natural disaster wiping out your residence and losing both the paper copies and your phone.
Probably financial reasons due to an increased of cost living.
After seeing this, I have zero respect for gigster or anyone who empowers this behavior.

They're asking for unilateral power to end the software career of any of their contractors, even decades into the future. Worse still, the demand their contractors to sign away any legal right to recourse... And in exchange they offer mediocre contracting work.

Screw those guys.
You can also tune circuit parameters and flip switches while simulation is running and immediately see how circuit responds.
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I have golang website/web app that runs at tens of megabytes per process. A very similar java web app runs in a few hundred megabytes per process.

I also run these in on cloud platforms that auto scale. The golang processes spin up very quickly, the java ones not so much.

In these two respects the JVM is heavy compared to golang for my very common scenarios. The heaviness also causes me to spend more money for the JVM solution.
I look at images of Apple products and can't tell if they're CG or meticulous studio photography.
I'd like to mildly challenge your accounting. I believe when you say "the third comment" you're referring to the top comment responding to the top comment responding to the top comment. Recognizing the threaded nature of the comments here makes this fact not at all surprising.
Advertising is 99% about making you aware that theproduct exists and fulfills the needs you already have, and at most 1% about making you want theproduct.
That's not it. A fairly small http server in go will run in tens of megabytes. The same thing on the JVM requires a couple hundred megabytes at best. The difference in startup time is roughly the same as well.
Pony doesn't feel alpha. I've spoken a little about it before [0].

The Actor model might feel verbose, but it gives you amazing concurrency, and with Pony's compiler, safety.

Pony is fast, concurrent by default, and type safe. That's amazing.

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13233607
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But the topic of discussing is article 50. So I am contextualizing your post with the current topic.

> My comment was addressing why politicians might override an electorate

I think in the in the current case a referendum was a fairly standard democratic procedure that everyone agreed on. No one questioned weather or not there should have been a referendum in the first place. Some people are just upset that there side lost.

So again in the current context there is little evidence of a 'tyrannical majority'.

I'm not saying that your points are not valid in the abstract. But in the current discussion of article 50 and Brexit I do not see much evidence that the process or result could credibly called into question.
A hydrogen bomb does the same thing that Greek Fire does, at scale.

The gas turbine does the same thing the ox does, at scale.

Mustard gas does the same thing a bee does, at scale.

Scale fucking matters.
Well, it's certainly great work but I still can't shake a feeling that "million RPS with Python" and "million RPS with C code launched via Python wrapper" are slightly different things. Not that the latter is not good, but it's not as surprising as if it were actual Python code.
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I often work with/on enterprise applications, which often have a metadata layer baked into them. Usually this allows for things like:

* Creating Logical Entities that codegen into database table/s

* Creating logical attributes that have certain qualities about them (numeric, max length, et cetera)

* Serializing the metadata and deserializing it (to migrate/deploy to another system).

* The ability to autogenerate web services with basic create/read/update/delete operations based on the metadata.

I've looked around github but have never really found any libraries/frameworks that seem to provide these functionalities. The closest I ever seem to get are ORMS or web services generation tools that are usually based on DTOs. Is there anything out that the expressly tries to create this kind of underlying framework to build an app on?

Also, are there any books that specifically deal with these kinds of topics that are considered decent?
cool that their functionality improved this much so far.

how well does it converge and how accurate are these things? could be pretty useful for simple analog stuff.
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The Python part would slow the whole thing down again.
Oh, were it that simple.
Similar story, grew up in a rural part of England in the mid 90s. Simple rules, be back before dark or call if you're not. Summer holidays were the best as it wouldn't get dark until 10pm
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Facebook owns the directory, and the notifications channel.

Freestanding sites lack this, and it turns out that behavioural costs matter.
If you believe the rumours [1], the Kaby Lake MacBook Pros are more than 5 months away from being released. Apple will no doubt wait until September/October 2017 to release the updated models considering how well the current versions are selling.

[1] https://www.macrumors.com/2017/01/16/kaby-lake-macbooks-ming...
You and Bob Dylan.

http://www.cnn.com/2009/SHOWBIZ/Music/08/14/bob.dylan/
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GoGoGrandparent is hiring our first engineer to help us take care of seniors
Does nobody else find the report cringeworthy? Apparently, there are some junior engineers fumbling around and committing serious errors, but where are the senior ones and the process/failsafes to prevent all this?
Yes, the US can ask for you password, but they can't require you to give up your password. If you don't give your password, they confiscate your device. In Canada, if you don't give your password they can charge you with a crime and you can spend up to a year in jail.