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Am not someone who can claim to "get" art. Is there some description someplace that will help interpret the work of art - for the one you've linked to, for example?. A background of the context perhaps?
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I worked at a voip provider and we got slammed all the time. Once, another company grabbed a block of a thousand of our customers at once.
From the first paragraph of the article:

"The reality is that I already spend most of my editing time in vim"
Validation layers were created so drivers could remove checks to improve performance. And regardless, properly handling adversarial input is much more involved than just a validation layer.
A friend of mine just took 6+ months to find a job, and he's excellent. Sometimes that's just how it is.

My advice: find some other people's resumes, somehow. Compare them to yours. I had read my friend's, and thought it was okay. Then I had to read 10+ for my boss, weeding out the good/bad, and I realised that I was wrong. His was waaaaay too long and had waaaay too many words in long paragraphs.

It needs to be quick. Tell me, fast, what you do and what you're good at. Keep it short. Remember, I'm reading 10 of these in an hour under pressure - I don't have time for your life story.

Hope that helps in some way? Keep at it mate. It'll come good in the end if you skills are solid.
Strictly speaking, libertarians wouldn't want to make this illegal, I agree, but that doesn't necessarily make it in accordance with libertarian principles. Much of the debate about libertarianism comes down to questions about how much we value work that benefits all of society but which doesn't directly create wealth for the people doing it. Many libertarians, for example, don't care too much about finding a way to pay women for doing the work of raising children, work that has a very positive impact on the economy overall. The work that Eric is doing is that kind of work.
1) Compared to Metal or the low level thing MS has (don't they have one?)

2) Apple is proposing an open standard here, they're not making WebMetal

3) Why do you think Apple's proposal doesn't?
This is one of the reasons I included all arithmetic operations in ax:

https://github.com/mnemnion/ax/blob/master/ax%20spec.md

Also because once you say 'natural number', the arithmetic operations are already in scope, so to speak.
Or get 1/10th the bonus.
The two samples I muddled through were like the Worst Open Mic Night Ever.
As moondev pointed to, eventually bootkube will handle bootstrapping k8s clusters. At my company we just set everything up using cloud-config. A systemd unit boots the kubelet on each server, and static k8s manifests are loaded by the kubelet to run the rest of the k8s components as pods. This way, the kubelet itself is the only component that is not managed by k8s itself.
The lesson here is to always use an Authenticator app over SMS when possible.
If Apple has like 4% of the OS market and seems to be abandoning the desktop, why do we really care what Apple thinks?
What proportion of people asking questions do you think are students vs professionals/other nonstudents?

Seeing as most people are only students for 4 years of their life, I would be surprised at how much students contribute to this change. I also can't think of a reason as to why students would be asking more questions on weekends vs weekdays.

Especially for the big difference in Haskell, I just can't imagine its largely caused by students since most students will probably only get to use it for one or two courses.
Confused journalist, although all of the major firms do employ EEs and CEs to develop HFT hardware.
And does it make security assurances making it suitable to expose to the web?

I know a bit about DirectX and OpenGL, and I wouldn't expose a direct interface to either of them on the web. Does Vulcan make security and isolation assurances? If not then it is useless.
I think it's fine, if they can manage to polyfill this fucker.

Otherwise it's just an incompatible wart like the getUserMedia implementation was for years, like webaudio still is, and like some of their latest hardware ideas have been.

Polyfill first, engine bloat later
Not knowing anything about it, it seemed to me from the article that the system takes mismatched input as an indication that the autonomous systems need to be engaged. Though if it subsequently decides not to engage, I'm not sure what you should do...
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I was talking about money in a bank account (i.e. an electronic record of a bank's liability to it's customer), rather than cash.
Even when you know .net it still feels alien. When it comes to custom development it's much easier to create an app from scratch than it is to integrate with sharepoint.
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Here's the page for that painting rather than the direct image link. Lots of notes there :)

http://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/436535?sortBy...
We are discussing trolling in the context of communication between groups of humans.

"Trolling is in the eye of the beholder" -- the intuitive basis for this claim is that there cannot be a method for establishing agreement about what is and is not trolling. I offered a minimal definition of trolling for which constructing agreement is clearly possible.

My toy example is just to illustrate that there exist ways to construct or approximate agreement on what trolling is -- there are in fact many ways to construct such agreement. Pretending like such agreement is impossible is a strategy to empower trolls.

I'll partially accept your pedantic criticism over my use of the phrase "logically false" -- but your attempt to disparage my use of the word Objective is welcome to go sit alone with you in a motionless universe for the rest of eternity.
You do realize you're commenting on a Web standard proposal right? This is in the document were Apple just said "here's what we're doing, deal with it", there are literally trying to work with the community on how it should look.
I don't think it has anything to do with the "tier" as I believe UT Austin used Haskell because of Dijkstra: http://chrisdone.com/posts/dijkstra-haskell-java

MIT has also switched to Python from Scheme
Visualizations that are more accessible would be great. I have red-green deficiency so I can't differentiate the lines on the charts for the life of me..
Very clever. Would be interesting if you could map the text input to words that he's said contiguously in real life.

My first test was typing in "I never said that.", and it would have been great if it actually pulled a clip of him saying the entire phrase.

Granted, the corpus of things he's ever said on camera is fairly large.
Why are you proposing a new standard when you are still thinking about security?
I am saying that legally disowning your country, extricating yourself out of NSA coverage etc would be more difficult.
Depends on the rabbit. Our (thinly upholstered) couch has two bite holes in its corner, but the rest of our furniture is quite intact. They're much more likely to chew things on the floor like rugs or cables, and then only if they're "in the way".

Bitter apple spray works well to keep them from chewing carpets and rugs: https://www.amazon.com/Grannick-Bitter-Apple-Ferrets-small-a... and split-loom shielding protects cables: https://www.amazon.com/Install-Bay-Split-Loom-Inch/dp/B005V9...

Beside "housekeeping", rabbits chew to keep their teeth short. Apple twigs and compressed hay cubes work great to meet this need and prevents them from seeking other things to chew.

Rabbits live around seven years, properly cared for. Ours is in her fifth year.
Yes. There are lots of resources that help explain art concepts and particular paintings. Just google them.
Like pop-up city/shelters?
Self-hosting has a severe metadata tradeoff. Suppose that you and I each self-host a mail server. Now we e-mail each other to talk about how great decentralization is and how much we both hate wiretapping.

With self-hosting and SMTP, there is now a very clear TCP metadata record showing how my home IP address connected on port 25 to your home IP address. Maybe the next day you write back, and there's another nice clear metadata record showing your address connecting to me. Now any ISP between us, and anyone who can tap the ISPs' cables, knows that you and I are corresponding.

If we were both using Gmail, this metadata pattern would pretty much not appear at all: we would each make an HTTPS connection to Gmail and exchange a bunch of data, and while in principle my upload would be matched in size by your download, it would be extraordinarily noisy in many ways and hard to correlate in practice. On the other hand, Gmail would know everything about us.

Having Gmail know everything about us is clearly terrible and not a good privacy solution. However, having all of the ISPs be able to learn our detailed correspondence patterns and relationships is also clearly terrible and not a good privacy solution. So, self-hosting being a clear privacy win for messaging will require a lot of technical improvements on the metadata front. It isn't a clear win in this respect today; it most likely depends on whether you see ISPs (and people who can compromise or coerce them) or Google (and people who can compromise or coerce them) as a bigger risk overall.
From my understanding you cannot do the similar dynamic batching with PyTorch since it gets eagerly executed. Not sure about Chainer. Can you explain a bit more about how this can be applied to other frameworks?
I really don't think that worrying about what symbols Hoon uses is productive. There are tons of worse things to say about Urbit than "once it becomes bigger than C, how will Japanese people code it"

Arabic and Japanese people have been using C and Javascript just fine, so I'm not sure even in the hypothetical future it would be a problem. And if it is - Hoon has keyword style now ("|- a/@ (add 5 a)" can be written (":gate a/@ (add a 5)"), or barring that the language rune parser can be replaced with a simple gsub in the source.

Hoons runes are really just names for which AST node it is, so it would be trivial to make a smartphone Hoon editor that works like Scratch or Lisp instead of textual.

Hell, Hoon compiles down to Nock, so you don't even have to use it, just write another language that targets Nock instead.
Mathematically, I can't imagine we could fund a UBI scheme that would even barely keep you housed and fed.

At $1500/mo for everyone in the US, that comes to just shy of 6 trillion USD. For comparison, the total federal tax revenues for 2016 are going to be approximately 3.5 trillion USD, including payroll taxes.

At $1500/mo/person, this one program would present 5/3rds of all federal tax revenues.

A more realistic figure is probably much closer to $650/mo, assuming you take ALL of the current federal spending on healthcare, social security, veteran's benefits, pensions, and welfare and direct it into UBI. This says nothing of the legality of cancelling existing or contractually promised federal pensions, nor the morality/practicality of changing the existing social security and Medicare systems, of course.

$650/mo/person still leaves us with a deficit (as today) and is a pretty meager existence for sure!
I worked on PS3. PSGL is the half-truth rumor that refuses to die. It was an experimental GLES1.0 with Nvidia's Cg shaders as an extension. I don't think any games actually used it.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/PSGL
What racist violence does he advocate?
There has literally been hundreds of cases reported in the media in the last few years where the phone company ported a phone number either without verification or with "verification" (easily found information) and the victim had their accounts stolen. This has been a documented problem.

Phone companies seem to be starting to take the issue more seriously as of the last few months due to the aforementioned bad press. Verizon just forced me to create a PIN by Jan 24th, 2017. So I didn't have a PIN until less than a month ago.
I guess they can all become Javascript developers and fulfill the big tech companies' dreams of having hordes of cheap engineers on the labor market. That would help save some of the money poured into various initiatives like 'Dolphins who code', etc.
The back button doesn't work after you create a video
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I voted you up at first because I, too, get really annoyed at "long form" magazine writing in which it seems the author is paid by the word and encouraged to wander all over the rhetorical landscape, only occasionally circling back to the supposed point of the article.

But then I actually read the article... and, well, that's what the 'unvote' button is for, I guess.
Sandstorm does a whole lot more than "just packaging apps", and compared to most other things in the space is ridiculously ambitious... but Urbit does indeed go far further.
Raid battery has nothing to do with the clock. Even the motherboard battery affects the clock only when the machine is turned off. Normal systems connected to the internet will sync to NTP both at boot time and continuously afterwards anyway.

Also the server time doesn't matter for TLS. It's the client that has to verify the certificate validity. (https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc5246.html#section-7.4.1.2 "Clocks are not required to be set correctly by the basic TLS protocol")

So no, raid battery should have nothing to do with the system clock.
How many interviews did you take? Where do you live?
> Good design would dictate solving it at the lower level first, then building on that for the higher level.

I'm guessing the changes that may occur in the lower level aren't big enough to affect the upper level.

A lot of people in this discussion seem to just be operating under the assumption that the web API SHOULD be the same as the native API. But if you want a layer of indirection there for any reason (optimization, security, future proofing, whatever) then trying to be a one to one match to a lower level API may not be a good design decision.

There are one or two comments by the Apple people here on this point but not many from others: let's just assume the Vulcan is everywhere... would it still makes sense to use that (directly) as a web API? I'm not convinced it would.
Funny that AWS support is a growing business for them.

We actually gave up managed bare metal hosting with another provider for AWS a few years ago, when we found that AWS's automated infrastructure had reached a point wherein self-management was a viable option at a much lower cost.

Granted, our installation is straightforward, but overall, it seems AWS would reduce the need for managed services.
Nobody every got fired for choosing IBM... 'cept for the IBMers.
After reading the summary it sounds like a "CAPTAIN HAD A MASSIVE HEART FAILURE AND SLUMPED FORWARD ON THE CONTROLS DO NOT CRASH AIRPLANE FROM CRUISE ALTITUDE IF POSSIBLE" which might sound pretty obvious but, uhh, that's some nice code work. That's why there are two (2) pilots in theory/practice, because human redundancy is a valuable asset.

I can't help but think if there was a video camera in the cockpit it might have looked a lot like that scene in "The Big Lebowski" where he drops his joint between his legs while driving and then loses control and hits a dumpster. Shit tends to domino from time to time lol.
Intel does not support Vulkan. They had some beta drivers for devs to test on, but no further plans
No you are not.

From experience, HR screeners often view people who stay in the same place as "coasters". You need your resume & approach to aggressively counter this storyline. Without even having seen your resume, I'm assuming you're not effectively doing that.

So, I think you need a great recruiter. Yes, yes, scum of the earth, bla bla. But: you clearly are not able to translate your experience into something droolworthy for the right employer, and I'm guessing you're not aggressive about getting feedback about why you're not getting callbacks or how you could improve in interviews (?)

A great recruiter will do that for you. I think you should just acknowledge that weakness and find a great recruiter. A great recruiter, not just any sucker who contacts you cold on linkedin.

How to find one? It's easier to find a great recruiter than it is to get hired for your full market potential: Ask around. Friends, ex-colleagues, etc. If you're absolutely dying email me: einar@vollset.com, and I'll try and help.

You'll be fine. I checked out your comments. You're an experienced Java Dev in Seattle. Have faith.
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1. These things would still have AC power. The battery is more like a UPS battery - the only way for clock reset to happen is for both external and battery power to fail, at which point it will die from lack of power anyhow.

2. The clock on the server wouldn't have anything to do with the RAID array. If I disconnect a hard drive, my motherboard still gets along fine.
Saying it is around the same time is to ignore the history.

Metal is available since Jun 2014. Vulkan announced on 2015 and the initial release is on 2016.
So be abandon the wires and build an alternative internet?
Or flung into the ceiling headfirst at 0.5g and then back to the floor at 2g. Presumably that could cause injuries other than motion sickness.
What a cry baby.
Aye, I didn't even know they made any, so I hacked up an adapter: https://github.com/ehalferty/arduino-usb-to-adb

There are other (non-DIY) USB-to-ADB projects out there taking shape, too.

But I'm also hoping someone starts making Nubus cards for VGA, USB mass storage, etc. It would just take an FPGA or perhaps even an overclocked teensy.
"because now the list of things I can spend my healthcare dollar on is much longer:"

Longer than what? 8 years ago, I could use HSA funds to pay for over the counter medications. Not anymore, and OTC is generally the first step before visiting a dr or clinic, but OTC is not HSA-usable.
But we do have more less one standard: HTML & JS.

Blink, WebKit, gecko, etc are implementations that support that standard.
Interesting -- great idea! I'll have to think about the right way to implement that.
I get that Nock is half philosophical perfection, so it makes sense to me. All those operations can be trivially defined without any cost, but they muck up the spec (Does your language gzip to 340 bytes? Can I wear it on a t-shirt?).

Not that there's anything wrong with defining a language that is usable out of the box, but at the same time muh intellectual purity.
Embrace and Extend, anyone?

(I don't expect anything nefarious, Microsoft doesn't have the power these days to make GVFS the default git client for 90% of developers, it's just amusingly MS style...)
Thoughts about a WebGL-Next (2016)
Check https://plants.usda.gov/java/
Students are much more likely to ask lots of questions. Far more difficult projects are often due on a Monday or Tuesday to give students the weekend to finish up, the exact kind of projects likely to elicit questions at the last minute.
That's a faulty generalisation. I am a "consumer" and I'm bothered by it.
Yeah, I admit that referencing the great scientist I. Pavlov could be inappropriate in that context. It's just the punching line "Please, Vanya, just one sausage!" suggested this terrible joke and I couldn't have resisted.
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Remember that most of the sources of typical crashes or problems have been eliminated. Which means that accidents happen they're always freak accidents.
Whoops, didn't notice that one. Thanks for linking that post by the way. Great read.
Great feedback! Yeah it's not a new page load when the video gets created, so I added a "Compose new Message" button, but it makes sense that people will want the back button to work as well. I'll do something about it, thanks!
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You will not find any luck convincing a rabbit to go for a walk like a dog :) They are about as obedient as a cat.

Rabbits (which ought to live indoors, away from cold, predators, and fright) are easily litter-box trained. You'll find that most at a shelter already are. (Our rabbit's habits are impeccable, though not all are.) The best litter is compressed wood pellets (e.g. wood stove pellets), which traps odor quite well. They will sometimes leave individual cocoa-puff-sized poops in strategic locations to mark their territory, but these are hard so they don't stain or smell.
Perfect execution, great, great job.

I was really impressed with how fast it just worked, how quickly I was just presented with a video. Your back-end is really well optimized.

The autocomplete is really good... I assume autocomplete is autocompleting in context of what words are available in your trump corpus.
It is, but he feels doing business with someone who abuses his trust is not in his best interest. Call me snarky, but I totally agree.
I guess he means that Microsoft isn't aggressive enough in distributing these drivers via Windows Update. Definitely the case with older Windows versions like Windows 7 where Windows Update doesn't seem to offer GPU driver updates at all if you have manually installed something like the driver cd that was in the GPU box. However with Windows 10 they have gotten more aggresive in updating these drivers. [1] Still, a lot of people on older Windows versions where the GPU drivers are likely out of date enough not to contain Vulkan.

[1] http://winsupersite.com/windows-10/stop-automatic-driver-upd...
So, you're mad about a desktop API choice and therefore any discussion involving graphics API and Apple in any context must devolve into a fight over what you care about? Not the topic at hand even if it is "probably the correct starting point for a NextGen web graphics API"?

The Apple employees posting in here posting some really interesting stuff, but it's all being drowned out by this noise that has little to do with the topic at hand.
This doesn't answer my question. In fact, it's the opposite of what i asked. I said:

> I'm asking in terms of actual benefit it provides, not the technical part. I think at this point it's pretty clear that these efforts have failed due to lack of traction in that department (not enough people care about "owning their own server" or "controlling their own destiny")
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I don't work in avionics, but in another field with two pilots. Most things are done by exclusive control meaning there is a selector for which station has the flight stick. But for shared control the way it works is the first station that has non-zero inputs takes exclusive control until they have zero inputs for a short period of time. Although in our case, the availability of two sticks is for hardware redundancy rather than pilot redundancy so the Boeing approach seems safer.
Y'know - after thinking about it a little, I'd argue that this is a question that could serve a second purpose. The obvious out-of-the box implementations of this in sed/perl/etc. would all fail to properly handle open and close parens in strings and comments. Particularly multi-line comments and strings with escaped quotation marks inside of them.

I like sed. I like perl one-liners. I would consider it a mistake to try to do this on a real codebase in a batch manner with just a regexp. You'd be far better off googling to find a source code formatter that includes a real parser, like clang-format.