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"he's extremely popular"

Oh right. So what's with all those people who want him to stop being in charge so much that there's been a civil war raging for years? How popular can he be if so many people are willing to risk their lives to move him out of power? To have a civil war, he's surely got to be massively unpopular with a large segment of society.
AKA https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_principle
It's easy to disable System Integrity Protection:

https://developer.apple.com/library/content/documentation/Se...
Turn off invasions and aquifers?

But losing is fun!

http://dwarffortresswiki.org/index.php/DF2014:Losing
That wasn't quite what he meant.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13596940
My £0.02 is that Kubernetes has the backing of Google who have a tremendous amount of experience with container orchestration. And while using Kubernetes it really shows, things are pretty well thought out, lots of features out of the box etc.

With docker swarm it's taken them this long to get simple secrets integrated, and as with all of my experiences with first party docker tools: they seem ok at first, but the devil (and problems) are in the details.

I trust Google more to get this right, and I highly doubt Kubernetes is going anywhere.
You're missing the context.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13596940
This already exists, just not fully on mobile yet, but it's coming.

http://w3c.github.io/push-api/

https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2015/03/push-notif...
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Ada is (usually) not garbage-collected, precisely due to the unpredictable pauses.
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Just use Snowdens quote: saying you don't need privacy because you have nothing to hide is like saying you don't need free speech because you have nothing to say.

To be honest, I actually ran a very private setup (Copperhead OS, Protonmail, MacBook with all non-draconian privacy settings turned on) for about 2 years, but in the end I realized I was gaining (almost) nothing compared to just Google's services, and losing a whole lot in terms of ease-of-use and integration. All in all its the same thing with privacy as it is with security: you can create all the good systems in the world, but if its a hassle, you'll run into privacy/security fatigue soon and the whole system becomes moot because you'll be the weakest link and start bypassing your own systems.
>Why should I bother, if you're just going to change the way I was using a word and then tell me I'm sheeple?

It doesn't really matter how you define it. What matters is that they have not improved much from the position they were at when they adopted social democracy, and the reason is because their rate of economic growth has stagnated.

The way to measure the success of a policy is to see how much a country has improved from the position it was at when it adopted the policy relative to other countries.

>And since you like statistics so much, population growth,

Gee why would anyone base their views on large-scale phenomena on statistical evidence!? Why don't I just base my ideas on what's culturally popular and which notions give me warming feelings!?

>If the population stagnates, then of course you expect growth to stagnate.

You're taking an amateur approach to this, in missing all sorts of facts to arrive at your predetermined conclusion. The fact is that per capita GDP growth has slowed, not just GDP growth. Moreover, wage growth has slowed, and wages are a per-capita measure.

>Likewise this crazy expectation that human lifespans just linearly expand with improved circumstances

There's no indication that it's a "crazy expectation". The point I was making is that there is no evidence that social democracy has actually made anything better in the countries where it has been adopted. The trends in place before the adoption of social democracy were superior to the trends that came into effect after its adoption. So there is no objective evidence to support your ideological inclinations.

>but what would you expect when you're citing data from a source whose raison d'etre is specifically promoting the free market?

There's absolutely no evidence that the source's raison d'etre is to promote the free market. It's entirely possible that they want to further public welfare, and have concluded, based on empirical evidence, that the free market is the best way to do that.

>But I will leave you with this: economic growth isn't everything. That's the point of quality-of-life measures. People have a high quality of life in Sweden. Whereas China has recently had a rapidly-growing economy, and life sucks there.

More bullshit logic indicative of an amateur approach to economics and society.

China is still extremely poor relative to the West. But people in China are FAR better off now than they were 30 years ago, and that's primarily down to the massive economic development the country has experienced. Wages growing by a factor of 4-5X is hugely important to quality of life.
Because they are competing with eachother!

Unless Rust wants to position itself as embedded-only it will compete with Go for higher level tasks.
You claimed that the notion of definition by agreement was sufficient to demonstrate the existence of some objective definition compatible with the first. I have plainly proven that false.
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> As long as media is profit driven (which the vast majority it is) I expect nothing from them other than to please their shareholders. If reporting on drones drove more clicks and generated more page views we'd see media rushing to report on such coverage.

You're oversimplifying this issue greatly. The media can (and do) manipulate the public, their opinions and interests. Don't think that just because we're the "good" guys that propaganda isn't practiced in the US. "Trust Me: I'm Lying" is a good book about this subject.
That's a fairly good argument to ignore any name collision; "oh, it only affects people that are not me".

Given that the products are quite similar - both are virtual file systems after all - confusion is actually quite likely. If you're the kind of person who has reasons to speak about virtual filesystems at all (which, honestly, most people don't) you should probably know about both.

Had this been back in the day one would guess it was deliberate... but hey, everybody tells me Microsoft are supposed to be good guys these days, so I guess Hanlon's Razor applies.
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Yep. I know a guy who was a top level tech guy there and ran a big hardware lab and did support for tough cases. He left, according to him, because management just didn't understand the tech side anymore and was implementing all kinds of new things the support and tech guys didn't like and talent had been leaving for a while.
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You're right, I got the bad habit of skipping blog posts and going directly to the main website when the announcement was the actual news.
We see Gitter as more of a place than a product. It's a community (single network) where anyone can participate in just about anything. It's about connecting developers around the world to one another through the medium of chat.

Sure it can do similar things to Slack/MatterMost, but that's not the intention of what we're trying to do with it.
"Then again, sed works differently on different platforms"

Well that kills my idea why to use awk/sed. What would you use @freehunter?
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^second that. Redash [0] is also a pretty nifty tool - and could be used together.
[0]: https://redash.io/
Power and memory hungry web apps are usually the result of sloppy coding or a lazy architecture. Web apps should solely be responsible of rendering a view based on state and allowing for interaction with the state through the view. Any heavy lifting can (and should?) still be done by a backend.
until software becomes available that makes programming 10x easier...
>Yes, I'd prefer people be thrown in prison for refusing to feed the starving, rather than them starving to death.

So I guess you won't complain when some self-righteous modern-day Robin Hood engages in armed robbery against you to feed children in an orphanage in Africa. And if you resist? Well, the consequences fall on you. Who are you to deny others who are in need your income.

That actions that are unconscionable by any normal moral standard suddenly become socially acceptable to endorse when done through the political process shows how detached political ideology has become from humanity/morality. The political ideology you endorse is sociopathic and narcissistic to the extreme.
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> There's a lot of nuance here, because there isn't really a (current) clear-cut case of the US bombing a sovereign nation where the government has not given the US permission.

That may be true, but having the permission of these governments to launch bombardments shouldn't be a moral argument.
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And neither Moshe nor Marcello are interns.
Yes, I do. I'm also slightly familiar with OpenGL and Metal.

I think Metal has a better API. You are free to disagree of course.
yeah you're right, I guess you can read it like that, I never noticed that before

(I was just so please that I managed to get a 'BuzzFeed' style headline into one of my blog posts!!)
Vulkan is a more like a driver-level API, an API to write other 3D-APIs with. You need over a thousand lines of code to render a triangle. It doesn't abstract the underlying GPU enough that you can have a single code path that gives you best performance across GPU vendors (at least that was the state a couple of months ago, I don't know if this has changed).

I think this is the wrong approach for a 3D API that should be usable by more people than a very small group of highly specialised rendering engineers. Metal is an API that fills that gap very well, it is easy to use and is a modern low-overhead API.

A proper modern 3D web API should be agnostic to the underlying native API (a bit similar to how WebGL runs on top of D3D on Windows, but with much less 'conversion overhead' since most state is compiled into immutable objects).
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"OS X is not Linux. It's a BSD-derivative, and doesn't use the GNU toolchain."

True, but I was thinking awk/sed was a good multi OS tool with minimal code effect.
Ada was actually designed with support for GC, which was dropped in Ada 2012 due to lack of adoption across all Ada vendors.

http://www.ada-europe.org/manuals/Rationale_2012.pdf
Can I ask what you would dictate that doesn't need an internet connection? A note or a shopping list come to mind, but that's it for me.
Why would Microsoft behave any differently to this new API when they have not officially supported previous open attempts?

Adding another standard to the mix just seems to be compounding the problem to me.
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It seems that these are symptoms of representation democracy. People elect someone to make decisions in their best interest and then they make decisions for their own interest because its so easy to hide them. There is really no solution to this except people being directly in charge and be able to block any bill they collectively wish. Representational democracy was the only economically viable option when voting was expensive but its no longer the case, at least technically. A simple direct democracy would be simply to have monthly electronic voting directly by people on whatever congress passed to either let it go through or block.
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Everything you just wrote is extremely interesting to me.

> he ... is one of the most knowledgable paid Facebook advertising specialists on earth, which is how I came to know him

> ...

> the tactics he uses to get these ads through their review process are truly elementary

I'm not a marketer or advertiser myself, but I'm always interested in learning more about these aspects of the Facebook "scene" just to better mentally map the state of things.

Sounds like a lot (if not most) of the things this person has learned are the kind that only keep working if you're quiet about them, but I'm still very curious to hear what could be shared.
I know them.

My point is that commercial failures of specific OSes have more to do with politics and economic games than capabilities of programming languages.

As the OP was kind of insinuating just because many are too young to remember the OSes written in those languages, they should be ignored.

Yet, so far none of the OSes being written in Rust or possibly Go, have achieved the same amount of users those old forgotten systems had.

We can only improve our future by learning the lessons from the past.
People are trying to do this in the UK with businesses like Purple Bricks.

Given the aggregators exist (in the UK, Zoopla & RightMove are our Zillow) that's where all the eyeballs are and how people find properties. You can then list your own property there.

Before I started Gitter, I nearly went into exactly this space, but there are a few negatives:

1. People are generally bad at sales
2. People are generally bad at negotiating
3. People are generally afraid of complex paperwork

Sure, the system can help with these things and maybe nobody has nailed this yet because there are a few companies trying in this space and nobody seems to be coming out on top.
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It's clear you've played enough NetHack that I don't have to tell you this stuff, but for anyone who hasn't played it:

Brogue may be a lot simpler (I love both games) but NetHack lets you do tons of non standard things such as wearing a towel vs wiping your face with it vs wielding it as a weapon. You can wield rings as weapons, throw pieces of armor, dip objects into potions, engrave with wands, wield, throw, or eat cream pies... There's even a TV tropes page about it [0]!

[0] http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/DevelopersForesig...
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edit: comment was about perl, I didn't notice discussion below
>That's just how the world works...

Maybe the world needs to change then :)
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Been looking for a tool like that as I have used redash in the past but was not convinced with the whole experience. Besides the setup we had was horrible.
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That's not how elections work in India anymore. We've not had ballots to fill for almost 20 years now.
I don't get that move. fleet was extremly well suited to schedule a kubernetes high available master.
as soon as you have 3 etcd nodes and 3 fleet nodes you could use fleet to bootstrap kubernetes in a way more stable fashion than all of the other available options.

if people remove the low level tools to manage a cluster it will be harder and harder to bootstrap higher level stuff.

but well, what to expect in the container space, stuff changes there just way too often.
> Seems like something that should be a high priority for the Indian Govt. if they want to help with India's image abroad, especially with the tech sector.

For sure. There is a similar scam where "Microsoft Tech Support" calls people who they have detected have a virus on their computers. They have called me many times and I always play along to try and waste their time as much as possible. I know it equally wastes my time, but it is for the greater good! Then when they figure out they get angry at me and yell obscenities. :)
> Matt Warren's blog is great to learn about the internal mechanism of .Net

Yeah I do seem to write alot about .NET internals, but I just seem to keep finding cool stuff in there!!

> I wonder if there is any similar blog for JVM world,

Another Java-based blog I like reading is http://psy-lob-saw.blogspot.co.uk/, I've definitely taken some inspiration from there and written .NET equivalents of his posts.
so it doesn't support MsSQL nor Windows ?
I think you should work on these two if you want better reach.
Could someone point out the craps in the code ? I only noticed excess use of global variables , and out array(can't figure out why it was index only at zero)
Cool, thanks for the links, they look like interesting books (even for a .NET dev)
A confidence interval is not what you want since this isn't a normal distribution of values.

Instead you'd want to use a CDF that bins that values.
> A lot of people who do not have to work still work, and while not many of that kind of worker pops up on HN

I'd say you're more likely to find that kind of worker here than most other forums on the net.
I would like to see where typedef could have been used?
Altruism isn't "helping others", it's "helping others for others' sake". Other motivations muddy the selflessness.
Opera is WebKit based, so your remark is not well placed.
Take note of what exactly? That less people are asking questions about VS2012, now that VS2015 and VS2017 are out?

Also, amount of questions is not necessarily a good way of measuring a languages popularity. If a language is easy to use, it could have a large following, but not many questions. Hard to draw meaningful conclusions from the data posted imo.

If you are talking about Sharepoint specifically, then you should mention that in your post. Microsoft has a lot of products, just because one is losing popularity doesn't mean they have lost their focus.
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Speaking as a Linux support technician I would think that we really enjoy fixing things and have a hard time not to.
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Indians want to immigrate because of the much higher pay and savings in the western economies compared to the pay for the same job locally.

I am sure a lot of people are motivated by the much more modern western culture as well but I can assure you that money is the motivation for the majority, as condescending as that sounds.
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You don't use recursion or pointers professionally? On what world are you considered a real world programmer?
> Honestly, I somewhat doubt a thread like this could make it to the top of HN at a time when most Americans aren't sleeping. Americans don't want to read this stuff.

I completely agree with you, and I'm an American. To claim that Americans are the only ones that need to wake up is a bit disingenuous though. Perhaps we need a wakeup call from the outside. The nations that have allied with the US, or benefit from friendly relations with the US are also complicit in what the US is doing. Where's the sanctions on the US? There aren't as many because sadly others benefit from the actions of the US by simply turning a blind eye.
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My Sony Xperia also asked me at lock screen configuration. I could choose either way, but could not ignore the question.
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It's rather funny that all it takes to defeat UAC in Windows is for a complete stranger with a foreign accent to call you up and tell you in broken English to "push the 'Yes' button on that popup called 'Run as Administrator'".
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Lets be honest, apart from generics, are you able to dive through source material to find older, equally effective, but with different side effect drugs?
Thanks, will check it out.

EDIT: Really impressed with this. It is pretty much exactly what I have been looking for, and it has a fast UI as well.
I am not saying he was not indirectly responsible for the riots, but he has been cleared from those charges.
Also, now the US should stop doing operations in Yemen. We'll see how that will go.

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/02/07/world/middleeast/yemen-sp...
Eh? Seems you're _both_ wrong according to an Ars commenter[1]:

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[1] https://arstechnica.com/apple/2017/02/no-apple-isnt-developi...
I saw a clip on the news recently of a reporter badgering Trump about his intent to create closer ties to Putin. "He's a murderer, he's killing innocent civillians", the reporter states as though this is particularly important. The President responded with something along the lines of "And we're so much better?".

I'll freely acknowledge his flaws but by Gods it felt good to see someone acknowledge the tricks of perspective we use to justify our actions whilst condemning others.
This is a tasteless chicken. No one would take the effort to use it in real-life business, since there are always better BI software available (Tableau, PowerBI, etc.), with much better user experience (no need to write SQL) and richer and finer plotting features.

I don't see any point in "reinventing" this.
> a third of population in some areas have no bank account.

That was probably true before demonetisation.
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In most of today "real world" languages you can't use pointers.
It's just that we haven't seen people protesting in the streets for some reason. Hmmm, I wonder why that is. Dropping 100k bombs, killing 2200 people with drones, and toppling several governments sure seems like a bigger deal to me than a 3 month visa ban.
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An alternative I thought of the other day while watching one of the hundreds of YouTube videos of this was to simply batch-dial thousands of numbers all at once then randomly route them to each other. For bonus points, record everything and make it available live.

The next level up would be a trusted-user system where you could go to a website, hit a button and immediately be connected with an actual scammer; or you could listen in on other people currently in calls and suggest things they should do next. And maybe there could be a pool of VMs available to play with...

Regardless of technique - fake recordings or various types of routing - I would advise making friends with all the high-level VoIP gateways. That way you won't have any problems batch-establishing hundreds of calls at once (for example if you know all the numbers for a call center and you know what time the, er, staff get in), getting a new number block, or even getting general caller ID override (which I understand is sometimes unavailable?).

My thinking here is that if you can win over a bunch of providers (with money and inspiration/sentiment), you could VoIP-DDoS the gateway providers the scammers are using. Would tie up the scammers' time moving to a new VoIP provider.
it's the a safe alternative yet? self contained, animated and not touching the rest of the site.
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