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CO2 is a natural element that is everywhere. To stop producing it requires never driving anything but an electric car, never flying a plane, and using energy from only "green" sources. That is just not a transition the world can make over night. Doing so would decimate economies, and people would probably end up starving. Currently gasoline is by far the most efficient way to store energy on a small scale. but if people couldn't drive tractors where would the food come from? If people couldn't drive trucks how would food be transported?

I'm time people will solve these problems. However it's best not to worry because co2 is a natural element that the environment naturally soaks up. I don't think CFCs are naturally absorbed either
CO2 is a natural element that is everywhere. To stop producing it requires never driving anything but an electric car and using energy from only "green" sources. That is just not a transition the world can make over night. Doing so would decimate economies, and people would probably end up starving. Currently gasoline is by far the most efficient way to store energy on a small scale. but if people couldn't drive tractors where would the food come from? If people couldn't drive trucks how would food be transported?

I'm time people will solve these problems. However it's best not to worry because co2 is a natural element that the environment naturally soaks up. I don't think CFCs are naturally absorbed either
They will move to New Zealand or make Hail Mary effort to colonize off-planet, and then war and famine pick off the 5-6 billion people that the earth cannot sustain (absent massive changes). Some of the people at the top know about this (in the country you are referencing), and they don't care. This is why they are attempting to systematically take apart health care, education, means of disseminating information, and other pillars of a resilient civic society.
I may be wrong here, but wouldn't reception be pretty poor using an antenna designed for >10x the frequency of FM radio? There's a reason why most FM radios have protruding antennas - the wavelength is ~3 meters.
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Entertainment is the product. See Neil Postman's Amused to Death. If people really wanted quality journalism, they'd be lining up to pay for it. This is not a market failure.
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The front page says:

"NoSQL? Kirby Prefers NoDB!

Kirby is file-based – No database involved. This means first class performance,
version controllable content, simple backups and many other awesome sideeffects."

What other "awesome" sideeffects? I tried the link and found only a download page. I also scanned threw the documentation and found no further statements and no explanation.

Seams to me, that the claims are just made without any explanations or prove. Sad.

Edit:

The claims are nice, but many of those are rather thin. For example, content in a database is also version controllable. I see no substantial advantage here in content on the file system.
The reason for this poem is also the reason for the restrictions on speech in Germany. Go figure. Also, the US has been morphing into an suthoritarian state for quite a while. What is not the freedom of white affluent males is under constant attack there. From the war against drugs to the war against women's rights, there are countless examples.
My first Android smartphone had an FM radio, and it used the headphone cable as an antenna. You had to have headphones plugged in or you got nothing but static.
Under insufficient time constraints, a good developer will either produce bad code or no code at all (he will resign from the company). This is extremely common. The stuff the author said about too much emphasis on deadlines is spot-on.

Some developers who code really fast might appear like they're being extremely productive but behind the scenes, you end up having a whole team of developers who are just fixing that developer's bugs.

For example, if a lead developer doesn't choose the right framework or plan/design the API correctly, then the consequences of that will keep piling up over time.

It's really easy to put the blame on people who are doing the 'small work' but in reality, they might be doing the best work possible under the terrible constraints imposed on them.
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A world where everyone blurts out whatever is in their head free from any consequence isn't as I understand it the desirable end goal of the right to freedom of expression. Moreover that sort of view on it is profoundly anti-human since, as you note, we live in large groups with an attendant milieu that is unavoidable.
As someone who was using an old walkman to listen to radio. Now I stream it, even though I'm within range of the fm station.

Mainly its convince as the rechargeable aa batteries for my am/fm cassette found another home. It seems so wasteful though, on the other hand I feel like I'm being counted when I stream.
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You need to get in touch with your lawyer. Not the company's lawyer (who signs their checks?). Don't have one? Now's a great time- head downtown and pick whichever one doesn't already represent your company or your partner.

What your lawyer would probably advise (and definitely don't do this just because I suggested it) is if you have an invention assignment, which says your work product is the company's because the company pays you, issue a notice that your agreement(s) have been breached.

Hopefully you're not in a situation where you've relinquished all password control. If you have shared passwords with the CEO, change them to where they're no longer shared.

Next, you may want to arrange for an indefinite maintenance update on your servers while you get this taken care of. Refer any and all complaints to the CEO and tell your customers that he has the ability to fix it. You're not going to get your cofounder to see your side by being the sane one in the relationship.

One of you has declared war, while the other is trying to decide whether a state of war exists. Trust me, it does, and you lose ground every second you don't marshal your resources to win decisively.
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It was probably a concession, not an afterthought. Google's whole thing with Gmail was "keep all your email, don't bother organizing, search will solve all."
I think you're probably basing your statement on failures on what's reported in mass media. Mass media definitely pick up the biggest stories. You can't use that as a sample space.

Secondly, many people have become rich due to oil. Those same companies and tycoons pay off politicians hugely.
Why? There's no good reason for carriers or phone makers to do it. I haven't been anywhere where the radio was playing in a long time. I'd rather see the frequencies returned to the general population for fun.
a good programmer should be able to identify bad companies to work for, which could solve many of the issues displayed in the article.
it's much like choosing a good life partner - choosing a good life partner (instead of a crazy one) will save you from many troubles that you would encounter if you married the wrong person in the first place.

ps: i need to tell this more to myself. i already made bad choices regarding where i work, which forced me to quit those jobs at the end..

(edit: spacing)
Yes! I saw it at the 36 minute mark on the video. That had me curious. I think it was a trick of perspective, it first looked like some huge chunk of debris that the first stage flew past, but after watching it again, it looks like a little chunk of ice that got blown off of by the cold gas thrusters.
A lot of these sorts of problems would go away if companies were not allowed to tie products they have a complete or partial monopoly on (i.e. last mile wireless) to things that they don't have a monopoly on (handsets). Then if a company wanted to sell a phone on a time payment plan with a broken FM radio, then then no one could complain if they did so. The market would soon "sort things out".
Hey! I'm a friend of Steve (who created Hero Patterns) and built the interactive VueJS stuff for the site.

We did try a scale/zoom thing initially, but found it wasn't super bullet proof because the patterns are designed at specific pixel sizes and sometimes seams would become visible when tiling the patterns if you scaled by an amount that caused little micro rounding issues with the rendered SVG.

Might take another stab at it, agreed it would be great to have.
CEO thug life - "I just fired the CTO."

I'm sure you're already talking to a lawyer. He or she will be more helpful. It is interesting though for the HN community to know that drama does exist between co-founders. Chose your co-founder wisely!

I wish you all the best.
These chips are also only useful with wired headphones, since they use them as the FM antenna. As Bluetooth (and proprietary) wireless headphones increase in popularity, the usefulness of the features decrease. It also adds to confusion as to why you only get static in some cases, or a message about wired headphones being required.
It is just marketing spin. "File-based CMS" just means an editor/authoring tool. FrontPage was a file-based CMS. Dreamweaver was a File-based CMS. Heck, Sublime Text can be used as a file-based CMS, if you are comfortable with WYSIWYG not being a requirement.
Where I work we use Bitbucket for code reviews. Their code review setup works well for us. We especially enjoy the "like" button that Codebrag also seems to have. It doesn't seem like Codebrag is very much different from this though.

A big way to differentiate for me would be if you could create "groups" or "teams" of reviewers. Say we have three teams sharing a code base. We could create a group for each of those teams. Then when someone opens a review I add the groups I need to look at it instead of the individuals on those teams.

One question I would have too is what is a "commit" in Codebrag? Is it literally review commit-by-commit, or is it more like a Pull Request in Github/Bitbucket terms? If it's the latter, I would rename it to not make the terms confusing.
I'd say that the Windows equivalent is https://chocolatey.org/. It has the largest amount of "packages" from all other similar efforts that I have seen.
You're very much correct, but I'm almost glad I got hoodwinked. I've debated whether I'm handicapping myself by sticking with Python and Rust, but reading through this list I was just aghast at how many problems I didn't realize I was avoiding.
Normally they use the headphone cable as an antenna (which leads to contortions if you want to listen using bluetooth, since with most phones the software assumes "oh, headphones plugged in, audio to headphones it is")
As I've said before, every cubic millimeter of volume in a modern smartphone is expensive... it is precious.

Even if that functionality is available on one of the multiprotocol wireless chips, adding even a tiny amount of support circuitry to enable may not be a wise move from a product design point of view.

In the USA, an FM receiver isn't going to sell phones. VR, better cameras, longer battery life, etc. sell phones.
That is, what I wanted to point out.
> There is noone who can decide to work one hour more at his workplace and get paid for it, then donate the money to charity.

There are plenty of people that can make this exact choice. I'll work extra hours on occasion when my job is willing to allow us overtime, but not requiring it. Admittedly it's generally my stove broke and I need X dollars to replace it, not me donating the money.
Solar, wind, hydro, geothermal, and nuclear add up to well more than current usage. Nuclear could be phased out as storage or distributed grid matured. With modifications to standards of living expectations we could live renewably as a species and save oil and gas for plastics and other materials that require hydrocarbon feedstock. The trouble is that this would result in a much lower consumption world. And lots of people in the are rich as a result unneccessary consumption.
We integrate continuously; deploy to staging almost continuously (probably averages 2x/day per developer); deploy to production 1-3x/week (once we automate that it'll probably be daily or 2x/day on average).
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Germany has free speech, except if you want to criticize foreign dictators [1]. I think I'll stick with our extremist variant, thanks.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/B%C3%B6hmermann_affair
Awesome side effects like needing half your webroot writable by the webserver. Takes me back to the CGI days in the 90s.
Focusing on poor metrics such as “issues closed” or “commits per day”

I once worked at a company that used an offshore company to work on certain modules of a large project. They would commit code that my team would have to then code review. We'd see things like large IF-ELSE blocks with minor differences among the conditions (sometimes just one char). I know everyone hates this.

Turns out their internal metric was lines of code per day, so they'd bloat the shit out of everything.
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Well you know, OPEC drops prices and that causes us to abort all future investment in fossil fuels. Can't have that. So let's subsidize them.
I read about a similar effect in one of Richard Wiseman's books: Look into a big mirror with no light in the room except for a small lamp behind yourself. After one minute, your face should look bizarrely distorted. (I never tried it, BTW).
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You should be thorough terrified. It's completely appropriate to be scared. It is more than likely that this is going to result in the end of modern human civilization within 100 years given food supply failures, civic unrest, degree of difficulty to exploit marginal traditional sources of raw materials, and the degree of nuclear proliferation that exists.
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Contact the CEO of the consultancy. Assume he/she doesnt know and would like to know. Do it in writing. Then write registered letters to all directors of bank if no satisfactory answer and remove yourself from project, and send threats of legal action if not paid in required time.

If you are upfront with the bank, it is unlikely they will take legal action against you. In the event they do, you will be protected by your limited liability company (assuming you are operating through one).
In K8s that's called "Stateful Sets" (beta in v1.5).

https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/abstractions/controllers...
Also important to consider: When "free speech" truly threatens powerful people, they find ways to shut it down. e.g.:

> "Shouting fire in a crowded theater" is a popular metaphor for speech or actions made for the principal purpose of creating unnecessary panic. The phrase is a paraphrasing of Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr.'s opinion in the United States Supreme Court case Schenck v. United States in 1919, which held that the defendant's speech in opposition to the draft during World War I was not protected free speech under the First Amendment of the United States Constitution.

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

and you'd think okay, harmful speech is out... but then you have Brandenburg vs. Ohio

> Brandenburg v. Ohio, 395 U.S. 444 (1969), was a landmark United States Supreme Court case based on the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. The Court held that government cannot punish inflammatory speech unless that speech is "directed to inciting or producing imminent lawless action and is likely to incite or produce such action".[1][2]:702 Specifically, it struck down Ohio's criminal syndicalism statute, because that statute broadly prohibited the mere advocacy of violence. In the process, Whitney v. California[3] was explicitly overruled, and doubt was cast on Schenck v. United States,[4] Abrams v. United States,[5] Gitlow v. New York (1925), and Dennis v. United States.[6]

[...]

Clarence Brandenburg, a Ku Klux Klan (KKK) leader in rural Ohio, contacted a reporter at a Cincinnati television station and invited him to cover a KKK rally that would take place in Hamilton County in the summer of 1964.[7] Portions of the rally were filmed, showing several men in robes and hoods, some carrying firearms, first burning a cross and then making speeches. One of the speeches made reference to the possibility of "revengeance" against "niggers", "Jews", and those who supported them.

[...]

The U.S. Supreme Court reversed Brandenburg's conviction, holding that government cannot constitutionally punish abstract advocacy of force or law violation.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brandenburg_v._Ohio

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some use "free speech" as a thought-terminating cliche. for example, they claim to automatically disqualify and reflexively oppose anyone who's position is deemed to be against free speech, no matter what said speech was, but turn out to be much more charitable when the no-platforming involves people paying for airtime and views being silenced by moneyed interests rather than angry hooligans.

> the point isn't whether or not free speech should exist, the point is that inasmuch as it does exist, it's invoked selectively and politically. and saying that well it ought to have been invoked consistently, and ignoring the material reality of how it is invoked, ends up being tantamount to accepting the existing power structures of the society (or at least to the degree to which they rely on this). and therefore, terminating the discussion once someone has brought up free-speech concerns seems dubious.
Exactly, and it's not like forcing that function to be enabled in the chipset is going to magically install an antenna/amp into a device that doesn't have it.
How does this compare to Phabricator? What's the best open source tool for code review these days ?
> ...You're not going to get your cofounder to see your side by being the sane one in the relationship ...
One of you has declared war, while the other is trying to decide whether a state of war exists....

100% in agreement
I also doubt it leads to increased supply of housing useful to locals in the same way as building hotels generally doesn't.

If that's the case, then building nice residential areas outside the touristic core which are useful to locals will not result in a horde of tourists AirBnBing those areas.

I think at this point it's important to note that the core issue here is that in most areas locals pass dumb protectionist laws against new construction, making it impossible for supply to increase.

I agree with you that when demand for a good increases the price of that good, the people who were previously enjoying lower prices might be unhappy. That doesn't mean the original purchasers of that good have some right to prevent new people from purchasing it.
This is a fucking arrogant article. I would love to see this blogger try to maintain a large codebase after several development cycles in the real world. 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.

Most production code needs to be revamped every few years because the subsequent unforeseen functionalities that was forced by product managers and customers. That code is usually going against the grain of the original code but you can't blame the original designers because it was never spec'ed out. The best code is the code that is easiest to manipulate and modify, but even then it gets old and needs a rewrite. There's nothing wrong with that, except thinking you can comment on the shitty code and thinking your above it and how you would never let it happen.
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There are some tools you can use to populate a local database with dummy data. Django's support for model introspection makes it especially easy. I'm on my phone and can't remember the name of the tool I last used for that, but you can probably pull something up on google.

Another common approach (if you already have a production environment) is to write a script to sanitize production data. You replace sensitive personal info with dummy data and replace all email addresses and phone numbers and the like with ones your company owns so that people don't receive communications from Dev environments. Then you just import that database, and can refresh it as needed.
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Actually it very much depends on what kind of fan cools the radiator. You're using that liquid loop just to move the heat from the CPU to somewhere else. That somewhere else is generally a large radiator with a quiet fan, but not always.

Anyone building their own silent pc should hang a bit on silentpcreview before they buy anything.
The Homebrew Computing Club would be raided for trafficking in bare components, such as a novel, hand-soldered motherboard from a tiny company founded by two guys named Steve.
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How does non-blocking work? I'm interested in this, but didn't find much info.
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What? The antenna has been the headphones for ages.
I used a Chrome Extension called StayFocusd to block out time wasting sites while trying to get some work done. That JSON configures its settings.

Haven't needed that extension for a while because I'm actually busy these days!
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Case in point, the Mosul Dam is predicted to fail soon, but the local government doesn't really care.[1]

By the time the flood wave rolled past Baghdad and exhausted itself, as many as one and a half million people could be dead.

1 - http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2017/01/02/a-bigger-proble...
If people get raped, spied or burned to death on in ordinary residences, does that mean we should impose hotel-like regulation on residential flats as well?

If not, why not?
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