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>> accept our choice of naming,

Therefore you are not going in the direction he wants you to.

The name for that is "Docker" and it has been for many years already. You can't just rename things to fit your new marketing strategy and pretend that your users won't get hurt.

If you could simply erase the memory of all inhabitants of Earth and rename all books and articles even written, then yes, there would be no issues in renaming.
I actually love being a solo founder.

I've worked with friends and strangers as co-founders. Even if you set the bar for a successful collaboration suuuuuuper low, you're going to be surprised by how many people will just flat out trip over it.

If I need help with something, as a solo founder, I pay a professional to come in and take care of it. They either do a good job or they don't. If they do, I call them again for the next job. If they don't, I make sure that I pay their invoice as soon as I receive it and move on to the next person.

Co-founders are way more complicated.

Most people who haven't started/grown a project before only have a vague sense about what starting a company means. Most can't seem to get beyond the fantasy of "not having a boss" while others may prioritize their own short-term gains over the potential long-term payoffs for the group/company if the opportunity presents itself.

As a solo founder I'm committed and I have a vested interest in the success of my company. If I have co-founders they may or may not be as invested as me or our incentives may not be perfectly aligned. Massive issues.

If you have the perfect friends to start a company with that's great! Do that! If you don't, don't stress out too much about being solo or try to turn someone into a co-founder that you shouldn't.

Just get your thing working.
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You hated Trump that much huh
Did you click the link or simply start soap boxing?

It's a survey, and the link text is a quote of one of the surveyors which I only found by clicking view comments then ctrl-f'ing 'immort' which took me far down the list to find this:

Shane Magrath, 48, from Australia, has loved math since grades 9-12

“One day the universe will be a cold black emptiness. However that which is mathematically true will remain vibrantly true even if the universe fades to darkness. When we do mathematics we touch immortality.”

You rely too much on proof by assertion to support your ideology

> does not constitute a proof of existence of anything infinite outside one's mind.

You argue a lack of rigor but refuse to uphold your dismissal to your own projected standards

You even claim there are texts to support your position but choose to leave out a link for others to review

I am comfortably an opposing opinion to your opinion but one of the things that confuses me about those that share it with you is the 'outside the mind' element

Can you elaborate on how mathematical phenomena only exist inside the mind and if so how that proves mathematics fails to exist immortally
> Instead, success would (probably) be defined by what you can create and discover, or how many people you can entertain.

That has actually already happened. Current marketing focuses strongly on enjoying non-expensive but creative lifestyle, instead of showing off wealth.
It won't change because of tremendous legacy inertia. Everything from assembly to scripting languages are in Latin-English. All kernels are Latin-English. CS is taught around the globe as a 100% English major usually. Our first humanoid AI will almost certainly think in 'English' and speak English.
Sure, point is just very rarely do women marry down.
Environment problems are not technological problems, their are driven by society. The way we consume, how we reproduce, the responsibilities we are willing to take, how we design our days, what define success, what are our purpose, our values and how we communicate, share, and educate.

Technology is only the thing we use to compensate our failure in the other areas.

But it's a never ending race.

If we don't solve the root of the problem, technology will also bring more power to act badly, which we will need to compensate with better tech, etc.
The article attributes a lot of the results to the perception of varying degrees of precision in these various fields, but a lot of the results are also explainable via US politics. Words like "climate change", and by extension "climatology", are so politically charged that tribalism usually kicks in when many people hear these terms. A similar thing happens with evolution, however there is also a religious dimension there alongside the political dimension.
You're correct to say that mathematics is not empirical, but why you think that somehow invalidates it is obscure. Judging by your last paragraph, your position is more informed by mysticism than a knowledge of epistemology. Mathematics may not be "real" but the truths it produces are the product of inarguable logic -- it is because it does not depend on the real world that we can say that mathematics is 'touching immortality'.
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Various monies come into the federal government continuously, such as taxes, fees, tariffs, bonds,
etc.
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I am curious why we don't focus more efforts on Titan, which already has a thick nitrogen atmosphere.
Taxes are by far the biggest problem. It is so hard to set aside 33% of every dollar taken in and send it off to the IRS every quarter. Every month you must decide between paying the mortgage or paying the IRS. Once you fall behind penalties and interest just pile up. Eventually there are liens on your house so you cannot even refinance. The more you make the more you owe.
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I assure you, anyone able bodied and not working who can afford not to live in their parents' basement is very acceptable.
wow, this post inspired me to look at that SDR, and I had no idea SDR had gotten so cheap. Last time I looked was a couple years ago, and anything halfway decent was 100+. Suffice it to say, I just ordered one, and I'm going to look at building a similar setup, though as I'm rather familiar with Go, probably as a single binary that does recording and web display as a single thing.
Abstract for the lazy:

"This paper reports a large-scale study that aims to understand how mobile application (app) vulnerabilities are associated with software libraries. We analyze both free and paid apps. Studying paid apps was quite meaningful because it helped us understand how differences in app development/maintenance affect the vulnerabilities associated with libraries. We analyzed 30k free and paid apps collected from the official Android marketplace. Our extensive analyses revealed that approximately 70%/50% of vulnerabilities of free/paid apps stem from software libraries, particularly from third-party libraries. Somewhat paradoxically, we found that more expensive/popular paid apps tend to have more vulnerabilities. This comes from the fact that more expensive/popular paid apps tend to have more functionality, i.e., more code and libraries, which increases the probability of vulnerabilities. Based on our findings, we provide suggestions to stakeholders of mobile app distribution ecosystems."
It's not just apps. Amazon is making it really easy to purchase on a whim via Echo or subscription to staple items. They even offer a 20% discount if you subscribe to a minimum number of items.

However if you actually go and price this stuff out, it's often 30-50% cheaper at Walmart or Target. I get the convenience factor, but it really adds up when you're talking about daily necessities.
And I've never been given a bottle of water in a cab.
The rampack infamously suffered from "rampack wobble" where a slight movement of the machine would disconnect lines between the motherboard and the rampack causing a crash.

Oh, that wobble! Definitely on my short list of the most annoying hardware problems in computing history. You’d spend ages typing in the code for a game from your book, and then just as you were ready to go…
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As someone who's always been employed, this confuses me. How do the permanently unemployed afford video games and drugs, in addition to rent and food? Sponge off their parents? Their partner? The state? I'd love to see a real study.
I'm not a solo founder now, but I have been twice before. Unless you're really good at getting into a network of people who are entrepreneurial, it's tough to get good constructive debate around a feature or even your project in general. Cofounders bring the luxury of debate so that hopefully you waste less time.
Agreed, the thoughts of an experienced developer. Some related methodologies/acronyms: Lean development, MVP, KISS
It does, if they're actually doing it in a way that's useful to them. At least one, probably two, engineers are going to evaluate what you send in, take notes, and then go over it with you. And they have to do that for every response.

So that's an absolute floor of an engineer-hour per candidate: Anything less than 30 minutes to read through it and take notes is useless, and figure another 30 minutes minimum for a call.

If they're not going over the responses in detail and then talking through them with the candidates, then they're just wasting their own time because they're not actually judging anything.
I'm also skeptical. The "strong" claims of Whorfianism, that testable things like color perception depend on ones language, have mostly been falsified. I see no reason why programming of computers would be different.

Are some languages structured such that it's easier for its native speakers are better at certain programming tasks? Sure, that's plausible. I can imagine that e.g. German programmers would be better at keeping two-page goto-riddled DO loops in their heads. But would Spanish programmers find it impossible? Hardly.
> to every other in a thread

You're misrepresenting.

You: If he cuts back on foreign intervention, this extraordinary emphasis on "rebuilding" our military (whatever that means given the relative size of our military) makes even less sense.

Me: Yes it does, "Peace through Strength"

Followed by your hyper-aggressive, completely off-topic comment right here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13789479

Why did I need to write the above up?
>As far as comfort, I'd don't accept the premise our lives are more comfortable now than in 1955. My guess is most young men would gladly trade the latest dating app and the interwebs for the conditions of the typical 1955 US male.

Does that include being drafted into the Korean War? The Vietnam War? The Suez Canal Crisis?
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Interactive Brokers quotes 2.16% for amounts under 100K, that doesn't seem too high assuming you are shooting for returns in the 5-10% range
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This is incredibly exciting but a few important details are missing.

The first is how big does the structure need to be? I can buy a 1 Tesla magnet online right now but that's probably not what they're thinking of. Would we need a city-sized coil or something like that?

The second is the time scale. They say that the temperature could rise by 4 Celsius and trigger a greenhouse effect, but is that an immediate effect (10 years or so) or century-scale effect? I'm hoping the scientists put out a paper because I'd love to learn more about the specifics of their proposal.
A better option would be to employ more people in the sciences. There is still a lot to be discovered and labs I have worked in have a range of work to be done from the low skilled cleaning glassware to high skilled design of experiments.
Hi there, I need some advice please. How do you find professionals? I am not very good at front-end design, so would much rather hire someone on contract, but I am not sure how to go about finding someone reliable, who will do a decent job.
The US has (Politifact, Snopes, etc). Many countries just don't have well-known companies doing this.
Isolation: It's hard not being around others from a social perspective. When you have no coworkers to vent to, celebrate with, or collaborate with, you get higher highs and lower lows since everything is internal.

Accountability: You're the boss and the employee, it can be really difficult to force your 'boss' self to do things your 'employee' self doesn't want to do (eg support, sales, refactoring, etc)

Sales: This has already been mentioned, but the hardest part for me is that you need to be pretty passionate about it to be successful.

Problem Solving: Sometimes you just cant "get" something, and talking through the problem aloud to someone can give you new ideas/solutions you hadn't even considered. You don't know what you don't know.
For the case of Aheui, it is essentially a Hangul-branded version of Befunge [1] (or if you are interested in the history of esolangs, it is actually more like Orthogonal [2] but Aheui didn't really derive from it). Besides from the fact that Aheui's usage of Hangul is novel, I wouldn't consider it a fundamental paradigm shift.

[1] https://esolangs.org/wiki/Befunge

[2] https://esolangs.org/wiki/Orthogonal
>He is advocating for a return to the nation state which he believes is being dismantled, conservative and self-sustaining economies within countries with protectionist/nativist regulations.

Ok, we recognize you Mr. Bannon, now go back to Breitbart where you came from.
The name of the game is proper risk management and a lot of work to find and setup a winning strategy that will work for you...
So I can keep a separate src/ and tests/ hierarchy? Why are the rust people so insistent on this even though most seen to want to could their test and src trees.
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Wow, thought you were exaggerating but all his comments are "as an uber employee" spins, or comments downvoted to oblivion that have been redacted. Is there any guidance from HN on corporate spin (aka shill) accounts, or could this just be considered an overly enthusiastic employees legit opinion?
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Not something you find in user manuals now.

Indeed, perhaps mostly because user manuals themselves are not something you often find now.
> Wow you don't even have the balls to stick by you're snarky comment you coward

I'm not sure what you mean. Which part of my comment did I back down from? "Chances are" means the same thing as "the odds are good"...

> Subordinate != someone lower in org chart that does not report to you, so no, its not statistically likely.

You'll have to forgive me if there is some specific business definition of subordinate I'm missing... my understanding of subordinate is more in line with this one (https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/subordinate)

> placed in or occupying a lower class, rank, or position

Just because someone doesn't directly report to you, doesn't mean that the woman's boss can't report to him. A company can have a problem with relationships that aren't between direct reports.
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Have you already created a product? I am also deciding whether to quit and work on my product full-time, or work on in part-time. I find I don't have a lot of motivation and energy to work on it in the evenings after coding all day. At this rate I might never finish. Any suggestions?
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This is based on dating websites where people need to make a quick decision based on a relatively limited set of information. I don't know how much this skews the data but it wouldn't surprise me that on a dating website, people make more decisions based on superficial data (earnings, look) than in real life.

That said, in real life, there's not necessarily a lot of social mixity so people will tend to meet people who earn about the same as they do.

Slightly out of topic, funnily enough when I used such a website, I lowballed my earnings because I didn't want to meet women for whom that was an important factor.
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That is a better wishlist for System76. I really like the Oryx Pro idea, but it would be better with several of your items, starting with thinner bezels.

https://system76.com/laptops/oryx

My number one mod for a new Oryx Pro model would be to get rid of the numeric keypad, center the keypad and trackpad, and add really good speakers on each side.

I'm not too sensitive to weight, I'd buy one of the 17" models in a heartbeat...with a 1070.
Surprised noone commented on the layout of that website?

These unaligned 3 screens-long pictures with sections all over the place is a mess.

I can't tell if the layout is just weird on purpose? the site is buggy? or adblock/noscript are screwing something?
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Has anyone analysed the value of these vacant homes?

Something tells me they're not cheap. They're bought to speculate/invest, after all, right?

So is this trend really hurting those who the government is claiming to protect?

Although I guess one could claim that this trend encourages builders to make more expensive housing when they could make more affordable housing...but that's just how markets work, no?
wellll, I'd wondered how instacart worked, when my nearby nice grocery store got bought by safeway. Originally I thought it was just the delivery fee, and I felt like the delivery people couldn't possibly be getting a living wage out of the work.

Here at least I can see that instacart gets enough revenue to probably be sustainable and pay someone a reasonable wage for doing the actual work of going to the grocery store on my behalf.

That said, I've just been finding great small grocery markets in the outer sunset to shop at. I'm lucky to live in a place where I can walk to a number of excellent small markets, so I just do that instead of paying for grocery delivery.
>To illustrate that, how about we talk about the brutal crackdown of illegal immigration in Russia:

Not sure what the point is though. Why shouldn't we talk about this (brutal crackdown of illegal immigration in Russia) in a subthread on this article?

It also seems totally relevant, e.g. to compare USSR-era border control to today's Russia, etc.

>Are you worried your new thread wouldn't pique the interest around here?

No, I'm worried about artificially limiting discussion to very narrow confines around a single particular topic.

Which doesn't even make sense. How much stuff can anybody here say about Mott's case in particular? And what's to say about it specifically that's not already in TFA?

It's the wider implications and issues around that that we all can contribute something to, and that's what makes conversation interesting.
gambling is when you do not know what you are doing and only hoping you'll win the jackpot... speculating and investing are synonyms IMHO
To be honest, if I was the CEO of Linkedin, I will be happy overall. Here is why. The stock IPO'ed at $45 and it is sitting at $190 today. So I will say that it is going well. Who cares about those stupid users, eh ? Remember, the primary goal of any for profit company is to make profit for their shareholders, period. Everything else is a side effect.

Now, if I was the actual user of linkedin, we are talking a whole different situation.
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Heh, thanks for pointing that out.

Looks like it's a brand new feature only available since this year and only for Office 365 customers (for now, I hope), given that it's not supported on my Office 2016 build.
Also related, people need to understand what "wrong" means in the context of sciences. In many cases, wrong is merely that our model improved, but the old model was still perfectly adequate for most practical purposes. Isaac Asimov wrote a wonderful essay on the subject:

http://chem.tufts.edu/answersinscience/relativityofwrong.htm
lol, out of the customers pocket maybe. But since income is income, its all the same thing.

Either Chase has lower fees than most banks or it doesnt. The mony all comes from the same place.
The market broke out both from promises of massive spending from Trump, and from expected interest rate increases that drives the dollar higher - drawing foreign money into the US (plus foreign economies are not doing well).

It's not cheap but not at bubble levels either. It doesn't mean it won't get cheaper or will grow to bubble levels. There is a probability for everything.
Unless I'm reading it wrong it's because of the signup bonus that's worth $1500 in travel not because they charge the lowest card rate and eat the rewards cost
I usually ask someone who does what I need done really well (someone that I know I can't afford) for a reference: "J, who's the best most reliable person that I can afford?"
>> “the math that’s being taught has no relevance to my life"

I think our math education do fail in that way. Math essentially is a logic system where you set up premises and derive and make sure everything is consistent. That can be applied to real life such as accounting and physics, or it can be applied to an artificial game -- number theory is such a case. Our education emphasize on the latter part, and it is quite irrelevant to real life, and it is hard. I am in mid-life now and on reflection, fractions, for example, had zero use for my life, and I am in the career of scientific computing. What we need is a concept level of understanding of mathematics -- realizing that the key idea of mathematics is basically consistency. Most importantly, the math required in the real life is not hard -- it is necessarily intuitive. What the education we receive is the technical gaming part of mathematics, e.g. how to actually find the roots of quadratic equation. I don't really remember the formula now, but I now have an intuitive understanding of the quadratic curves and the meaning of roots. And the same goes for quintic equations. It is not hard at all. I roughly sketch out the curve and I immediately have a rough idea of where the roots are. And at work, it is simply an exercise in programming. It is hard following the way in our education, though.

The purpose of education is to show them that knowledge exists, but not the knowledge itself. Knowledge itself is misleading. It is more important to recognize what you don't know than to remember what you know.

To clarify, I personally do not hate math. And I respect the discipline of mathematics. However, doing math (the way our education system assumes) is just like doing music or art, or playing star craft, it is not for everyone.

PS: on further reflection, not only useless, the concept of rational number has been quite damaging in our understanding of the real world.
Well technically, thats what they are doing already in your example, just on an ad hoc basis, rather than full time. Which I concede, is likely a better deal for many people. Hrmm, where does one hire this type of pa?