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Sorry, i meant that it is buggy. Specifically the line\* drawing functions. I filled a 22x22 window with segmented lines and it blanked the window. A line across the leftmost pixels on the window (x=0) behaves differently then anywhere else. And such.

At least i think, as there is no hard spec on X11.
I used to use Digital Ocean, but now I just ordered a dedicated sever at Hetzner and make my own cloud. I can create VPS on demand for no additional costs with specs I want.
Really? I receive multiple emails a week from recruiters. I always assumed I could find a new job in less than 2 weeks.
Not necessarily, have a location that the user writes to that is readable by one other user who can write to the webroot (and has nologin, etc). Run a cron job as the other user every few minutes or something to sync things.
I've used Timing.app on my Mac for a loooong time. Love it.

http://timingapp.com/
Not a joke at all. Oslo gets more sun than Hamburg.

Also take a look at the Energibygg: https://translate.google.no/translate?hl=en&sl=no&u=https://...
Absolutely. We are such a hilarious / terrifying mix of capability and limitation.
What are the major forms of fossil fuel subsidization, and are there no subsidies for renewables?

Just interested in the magnitude of what's really happening.
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What's with the random capitalization and stilted English? Is this machine-generated?
What happens when the government itself is guilty of all three? When the same people responsible for defining and enforcing what is true and what is false decide they can profit from enforcing a lie as if it were truth? This is very common throughout history and one of the biggest reasons freedom of speech was listed first in the bill of rights.
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Yes, please don't, just expressed a personal feeling and not related to the topic at hand.
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Freedom of speech is important because it is a foundational bedrock upon which other liberties are built and flourish. Without it, other liberties are undermined and slowly eroded away.

It is worth reminding people that one of the revolutionary facets of the US Constitution is that it was created to protect, not to establish, already existing natural rights. That seems to be the main issue I have seen with the current leaning towards nordic-europeanism in the intelligensia and academia, is that they have forgotten the foundational matter that the American revolution was about natural rights that exist completely independent of the decleration, the bill of rights, or the constitution themselves.

In the end, freedom of speech is about natural rights, and natural rights by their nature are about individual freedom.

Individual freedom is the true American Exceptionalism, that has been perverted and twisted into jingoistic vapid-nationalism by the oligarchs. The oligarchs then strawman against individual freedom (the main true threat to their power), by attacking the false narrative they created and pushed in the first place.

Key reading for natural rights: John Locke, Thomas Jefferson, Thomas Hobbes, Thomas Paine, Zeno of Citium (and the stoics in general), Martin Luther, gnostic religions in general, Hegel, Benjamin Tucker, Ludwig von Mises.
Does it matter that every piece of scientific evidence shows that humans can't see anything at more than ~70hz?
> To come into someone else's codebase that has umpteen number of iterations and tough business realities like trying to make money, and proclaiming that it's terrible code and how he would fix it, is delusional and self-aggrandizing.

And yet that is exactly the reality one faces in such projects (because the only valid code metric is "WTFs/minute" [1]. Point is, I've never heard anybody complaining about arrogance until now - usually the devs are very well aware where and how their code sucks and they usually are overly apologetic even though I understand the constraints the code was written under (some of which you described).

[1] http://www.osnews.com/images/comics/wtfm.jpg
I don't think "regulate" is a Jewish name.
How long does it take for Dragon to reach ISS?

I should be able to see ISS tomorrow night from my location. Do you know if I would be able to see Dragon too?
Meta - Loading the page with an UO on brings up a fully blocking component to show you how to turn off your ad blocker. Adding a filter to block that component puts it out of the way, but then disables navigation with the mouse (although you can select the title and then move down the page using the keyboard). Tried turning off UO and the page was a mess (autoplaying video and more). Is there a way to kill the ads without losing the scroll? Is there a way to convince the Telegraph to have a cleaner site that might encourage me to not use UO?
I think it's unfair to add battery purchases to the purchasing cost. They are effectively fuel costs because they depend on full charge/discharge cycles (and thus on distance driven).
Does anyone else automatically down vote any account with throwaway in the name?
> Free Speech is important. Germany has it.

East Germany also had it, so did Nazi Germany. Yes, on the same principle: as long as you didn't want to say things that the Government deemed verboten you were free to say whatever you liked.
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"Total fake news". In other times this comment would mean I am a stupid person, a wannabe troll but now it is just a sad state of affairs.
I don't think "failed to evolve" is the right way of putting it since we are literally the only species in existence that lacks this trait.
The centre of population is well, well south of the Arctic Circle. Heck, almost half the population of Norway live in the metro area surrounding Oslo.
I just speced a new laptop with a Xeon E3-1505M v6.
OK, we changed the title to be less misleading, as the HN guidelines request (https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html).
I'm hoping the ggp did not intend for it to mean that, in good faith. It's probably a mistaken interpretation.
It's possible to replace CFC with other gases. Just replace some of the F with Cl or something. It's not easy because CFC are incredible good at not reacting with anything. They are so good that they can survive all the way up to the upper atmosphere to cause havoc. If you replace the F by Cl or something you must do a lot of research to ensure the good properties in the new molecule version. So it's a problem that can be solved with research, time and money.

The problem with CO2 is that a lot of the energy requirements are solved by the equations:

coal/petrol/gas + O2 --> CO2 + H2O + energy
energy --> money

Or to simplify it

whatever --> CO2 + money

And it's not possible to replace the CO2 in that equation. No amount of money, time , research can fix this. You only try to use a completely different method to produce energy.

But most of the alternative methods are more expensive than a good old coal plant (if you ignore the social cost of pollution and the dangers of coal extraction). I think that nuclear and hydroelectric are cheaper, but they also have some hidden cost.
In the webcast they said that if you can see is ISS you'll see it
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Not necessarily -- we just need the 5% of humans who survive the disaster to be the smart, appropriate-to-advance ones.

Evolution is full of times that a species reached a chokepoint and a subgroup with a trait was selected for. No reason ecological disaster caused by technology couldn't be one of those times, even if unfortunate for most humans.

Heck, global ecological disaster could be viewed as a copy-cat oxygenation event prompted by intelligent psychopaths to make room for their offspring in a crowded field.

tl;dr: Humans are just parodying the great oxygenation event with the great carbonation event.
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Please stop calling them skeptics, that's not what skeptics means, they call themselves skeptics to give themselves a badge of honor.

We should call them what they are: Deniers.
How do those people dare to charge money and sell proprietary products!

Also this is about PVS-Studio, nothing to do with Microsoft, they don't own the Studio word.
To be fair, most of the apartment blocks I'm aware of in Norway don't have any dedicated parking, but there are large amounts of free on-street charging points at least around Oslo.
An app that replaces 80% of all apps.

It will destroy millions of jobs.
That kind of depends on where you or your clients are located at no?
I don't think alienation or happiness is the root cause here. Many radical Islamic terrorists are extremely happy when the kill, believing they will be rewarded for eternity. We also see seemingly well-adjusted educated westerners leaving Europe to become ISIS members. I'm not an expert in Islam, but my overall take is that the Koran, because it's believed to be the actual word of God, allows followers to take it more literally than other religions. Of course, not all do, but many also do and don't act on it, as we see from the Pew studies.
Put a tax on carbon & market forces will solve everything. We'll have cleaner cities, and hopefully won't need to worry about runaway climate change. Yeah, some rich people will suffer, but that's OK they are rich and won't stop being rich when their industries are forced to change.
What kind of math background do you need to understand Sheaf theory? Are these lectures truly accessible for someone with a non-background?

I tried watching bits of the youtube video OP linked but never saw where he actually defined what a Sheaf was as oppose to building motivation of learning it for applications.

I am excited for any truly accessibly beginner resources. Want to get your opinion if you links are for the true beginner?
> This is a fucking arrogant article.

Please don't. Even if you're right, it steers discussion in a ranty direction.
I have UO and I could closed the blocking component.

I also disabled UO to check the page and it seems relatively clean as far as advertising goes.
It was. The whole debacle was probably just decision between few percentage points in Intel's profit margins. For AMD it was much bigger issue.
I happen to agree, but the statement was about "useful features".
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I don't know if you're saying that you do or not, but as far as anecdote goes: yes, lots of people do. I don't really care, and my points get to stand on their own merit.
I know the ML10 only has a 300W PSU, but I haven't bothered to take a kill-a-watt as the ML10 itself would be outshined by the rest of my lab gear.

The E3-1220 is usually idle and frequency scaled back unless something like a ZFS scrub is running, I've got ~45W of PCIe cards (SAS HBA, 10GBe NIC and 4x1GBe NIC), 4x8GB sticks of DDR3 UDIMM's probably uses 12W.

I'd say without drives it probably draws no more than 150W on average, unless I'm doing something CPU intensive. My drives all sit in an external SAS enclosure, since I wanted more than 4 drive bays that the LFF expansion bracket provided.

Anyway, the ML10 is pretty decent for light-medium work. It's got 4 really fast cores and 32GB of RAM is adequate for most home server use (this was why I got the TD340 though, I've got 72GB in it) - just beware that the Gen1 units don't include the drive bracket so if you want more than a single HDD you have to purchase one or get an external SAS enclosure.

EDIT: the ML10 is basically silent too, even under load - I can't hear the fans unless I try (though my SAS enclosure makes up for this by being the loudest bit of kit in my lab).
...until wireless headphones started becoming common.
That seems to come from mass media confusing (willfully or not) "freedom of speech" with "right to be heard". Thus they pull those extremists in as counterpoints to the moderates claims, thus giving the extremist views an air of credibility.
Yes. Use is simply that. You use it and don't modify it.

If your 'use' is more than copy & paste, you've probably crossed the line into the 'remix, transform, or build upon the material' line and need to distribute your versions of these things under the same license.

This doesn't mean your entire product needs to be under the license, only the derivative part(s).
No, not at all but by the vehemence of your reply, you make it sound like Chrome or Chromium force you to give these things to google. And I don't think they do.
It's one of the social norms on HackerNews that "low-value" comments like "Love it!" and "THIS IS AMAZING" are discouraged. Although such comments are polite to the poster, they add nothing but noise for all the other readers of the thread.

Instead, it seems to be preferred that you simply upvote the post without replying.
If I remember right cloudflare outsources theit DNS to someone else as well, can't remember who
How do you think people decide which small personal decisions to make?
In Russia, FM stations are as bad as TV. Mostly "Russian chanson" music — songs about jail life and "thieves romanticism", lowest grade pop music and propaganda news. Is there decent stations in US?

But it would be super cool if such receivers had frequency range larger than for broadcast stations and streamed raw i/q samples.
There's an old quote I read and I keep it with me. It was for CEOs and it says, "You get what you incentivize." The hardest part of managing a group of people is incentivizing exactly what you want, yet so many people don't spend an ounce of thought tuning that properly. There's other people who believe process will fix everything, yet don't bother tuning their process.

Many companies have fallen because the CEOs incentivize net without incintivizing quality, i.e. gut the company, get your bonus and get out.
Yes, we changed it from https://www.wired.com/2017/02/security-news-week-yahoo-got-h.... Thanks!
Don't get me wrong, I love the cloud and I use a couple of the providers mentioned in this article. But I can't help but think the cloud business is a race to the bottom. Seems as though a lot of the smaller providers are all competing on price.
Absolutely. This guy has some sort of superiority complex.
All the Trump supporters I know seem far more knowledgeable than the Trump opponents, and the opponents have all sorts of silly beliefs of their own.

(This is almost certainly due to selection bias - Trump hatred is a socially required belief in my circles, while Trump support is a very unusual position adopted only after careful thought and kept carefully hidden.)

There are many silly beliefs that Trump opponents have picked up from the mainstream media. For instance, compare beliefs about Trump-inspired crime to reality - most are hoaxes perpetrated by Trump opponents, and the most serious incidents (e.g. the kidnapping/torture of a mental retard) were committed by Trump opponents.

Or beliefs that Bannon and Trump are somehow antisemitic Nazis. Never mind that Trump was mentored by (((Roy Cohn))) and that the key people in his organization are (((Allen Weisenberg))), (((Michael Cohen))) and (((Jason Greenblatt))). Somehow (((Jared Kushner))) and (((Ivanka Trump))) are also involved. Not to mention that Bannon's rise to power came from working with (((Andrew Breitbart))), and he's secretly communicating with (((Curtis Yarvin))). [1]

Strangely, these crazy beliefs are never cited when discussing fake news. They just aren't part of the narrative. That's why I characterize this "fake news" push as propaganda - it's only about keeping non-mainstream sources out of the narrative.

[1] I'm only using the alt-right ((())) to emphasize what actual anti-semitic people would think of Trump.
I think the point is that people with a surplus of money can be most effective by well-targeted monetary donations, while people with extra time should be spending it with the elderly. We can be collectively more effective with some specialization.
Make a list of the things that are unacceptable.
See if you can extract out a few 'themes' that exist.

Are the problems in coding; like comments and spacing and variable names. If so, make a check list for yourself and make sure that you correct these prior to the review.

Are they design? Read up on doing design prior to writing code, and attempt to create a design up front that is more palatable to those above you.

Is the problem requirements or domain knowledge? Look up "requirements engineering", there are a lot of techniques to use to assist in understanding the problem domain and the software requirements.

TLDR. write down the problems, identify the root cause, make that better.
This particular article of the german penal code is a relic of the German Empire (1871). Last December, the government decided to get it removed from the penal code.
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Adopt slack-based standups! https://www.takeaim.io

This will do two things for you:

1. Assuming your boss adopts the practice too, the fact that they are spread so thin will be pretty clear, both to them and the team.

2. You will have a record of tasks you worked on over the course of months. VERY useful when you are pulling together info for reviews.

Disclaimer: I use the software and know the founders
I think widespread charging plugs in apartment complexes and car parks come with demand and some encouragement with tax breaks over time. People that may already have an EV will prefer complexes with available plugs when moving flats, the government may encourage new complexes to add plugs by default, etc.

But it may take time if not general incentives to increase market share of EV are made. I know by my parents 'housing estate' in Norway the cars there are now around 1/3 EVs (mix of eGolf, Leaf and Teslas), and in the indoor basement carpark, there is now a plug to charge the cars by each spot. (Also helps to heat up conventional cars in the morning...). And they are just rebuilding the external garages to include proper plugs due to demand by the residents.

Ps. I am looking forward to the Jaguar I-Pace (http://www.jaguar.co.uk/jaguar-range/i-pace-concept-car/inde...) Though not perhaps an affordable crossover. Especially as Im in the not so EV friendly UK).
It still produces less CO2. This will of course not be a fact if fire rate increases.

It's a feedback loop. The warmer it gets more CO2 gets produced, not just by humans but by nature. The melting of ice caps will produce about 100 years of human CO2 equivalent methane (CO2 yearly production of 2016, I believe).

Humans are the source of the problem. They can remove themselves from the equation but it requires a less convenient life for most.
OS X does write-coalescing.
Recruiters are sending emails at the widest part of the hiring funnel. It means very little to get an email from one.
We know it.

Release of CO2 has entered a positive feedback loop. Thawing tundra, burning forests, ocean acidification.

Even this we could counter (painfully) with massive industrial scale sequestration.

What worries me is methane. I'm not sure we can mitigate methane released from the tundra. And if the stuff tucked under the ocean pops, we're toast.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clathrate_gun_hypothesis
I don't know why you foto downvoted. I had exactly the same thought!

Now i'm going to make a telegram bot of this!
I've never seen good solid numbers that I liked. However, I'd say more than $100B/yr by US government, to protect our global supply chain of oil distribution. For instance, I'd say the entire cost of being in Iraq was an oil subsidy.
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Grindr guests are personal guests, not customers of a service like Airbnb guests. As another person stated, the Airbnb guest is likely to be unsupervised, and has no vested interest in keeping the house and local community nice other than general decency and their Airbnb reputation. This is enough for many visitors, but there are a portion that don't care.

Are you willing to admit that this may change the local community dynamics in a negative way for long term residents?

I use Airbnb. I think it's great (from my perspective). However, I understand why some may want to limit it.
Oh god, 30-60 FPS during the entire landing except for the 15s burn. Fucking brilliant, SpaceX.
Norway had no functioning defence forces in 1940s, because of this SocialDemocrat Piss&Løve-attitude. Most conscripts had only few weeks of training.

Mannerheim (of Finland) sent some doctors as an aid against the German occupation, but they came soon back after witnessing the pitiful "war" at Narvik. Norwegians were such worthless pussies that Englishmen refused to cooperate with them. Read all about it from page 424 at http://kansataisteli.sshs.fi/Tekstit/1986/Kansa_Taisteli_12_... , it is most comical.

Norwegians are mostly gifted in fabricating their own history. Also this "Battle of Narvik" is now quite different Heroic Viking Story in Norwegian history books.
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I think the way the information was published was appropriate. The OP was openly criticizing the fact that the information went through through the normal review and publishing process instead of some urgent channel that would have given some non-negligible number of members of the general public the opportunity to take potassium iodide tablets.

My position is that it's detrimental to society to pressure the media into prominently covering non-issues that sound scary on the surface, without first taking the tiniest amount of effort to attempt to asses the level of danger. Such people should expect to be called out.

People are generally over-concerned about scary-sounding things of little to no danger, and vastly vastly under-concerned about mundane lifestyle issues that statistically pose the greatest threat to their health and lives. Those who openly criticize the media for lack of urgency in coverage without first checking if there's any actual danger of note should be made aware that they're contributing to the problem.
So is this fake news or propaganda?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nayirah_(testimony)
Can someone provide data showing how electric cars reduce emissions overall? Having something like this ready would help when discussing with people who are not sure of the benefits of EVs ("it still uses energy right?").
Yes I tend to agree, however it's a race providing 55% year-over-year sales growth and 101% increase operating profits. Already it's 10% of Amazons profit[1]. That's a pretty big pie.

1. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.fool.com/amp/investing/2016...
To clarify, you don't think that any city should regulate people selling short term stays in their private residence, in any way?
That might be true of the physics simulation but I think that's more likely Intel's better vector processing resources. With a prime search the branches involved ought to be a combination of the trivially easy ones that any predictor should be able to handle and the super high entropy ones that no predictor can guess. So if anything doing badly on the prime test is an indication that it was AMD's good branch predictor that was bumping up its score on the other tests.
Yes and no. Crazy, made up deadlines will throw even the best developer off. They want to, fist and foremost get it done. If everything else is irrelevant, then that's what you will get. Of course that ends up being bad for everybody, but many businesses still don't have a clue on how to operate their most important department. Sometimes you have a hard deadline that you just can't help like a mission critical bug, or the VP of sales promised your most important client an impossible date and there are fines involved.

I'm a firm believer of setting aside time for refactoring every X number of releases. That solves a lot of this.
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At $.005/GB, 20TB is still $100.

That said, they are a business, and it's their job to make their bandwidth policies clear and enforce them. Either they're ok with a few users using tons of bandwidth or they can't be bothered to put in place a clear policy. Either way, it's not the user's problem.