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> it has historically acted as an arm of the US government

> Google's founders are avowed American-supremacists

Pretty strong claims. Got any arguments to back them?
We were definitely prepared to recover from a backup, but the support team told us: "the issue with the file system will likely persevere over a backup/restore". So this, in combination with the data loss you have when recovering from a backup, means we basically had no choice other than to wait till the issue was resolved.
I agree with the others under this comment that websites already hide their source through obfuscation. What I am slightly more concerned is how this will go with the law. I think it is much harder to get into trouble when messing with obfuscated JS than when decompiling binary code.

Yes, you can get into trouble when you decompile code: http://security.stackexchange.com/a/30375/93013
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Sorry. I forgot to engage my "HN Sense of Humour Bypass", before visiting. It won't happen again.
It could be another target for TypeScript though.
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I'm trying to make a series of instructional videos for my SaaS offering. I've tried ezvid for screen capture, and lightworks & videomap for editing and struggled. ezvid seems to be adware, and flaky if I pause. lightworks refuses to import the .wmv ezvid produces. videopad will import and edit, but then produces a blank .mp4. I'm happy to pay for something that works; what's worked for you?
I think self-driving cars are going to be viable, very very fast - but uber will implode much faster. When it implodes, it will happen much faster than anyone expects. There will be lots of collateral damage, as the rest of the current incarnation of the SV insanity will be exposed to the deflation of the unicorn narrative.

I think a huge part of it will be when it becomes really really obvious that Uber will never be able to IPO, the employees there will have to leave. The gravitational pull of the sunk cost fallacy (with respect to any exercised options the employees have) will be overwhelmed by the need to 'find other options' faster than their colleagues and it becomes a race to not be the last one off the sinking ship.

1_2__3 - while I agree with your overall thesis, I think it's reasonable to bring up self driving cars since they are in the original article, after all.
The general consensus seems to be, on HN atleast, that what they are doing in unsustainable - which economically it obviously is - but how many people would short Uber?

As far as I see it, if venture continues to fund its expansion Ubers access to private capital from banks is almost infinite. Ride sharing might be a non-zero sum game, but I fully expect Uber to buy lyft eventually and then it becomes far easier to cherry pick any smaller upstarts when they reach a certain scale.

In fact, Ubers forray into new markets would be far more economically viable by doing so. Allowing smaller companies to establish in new cities or regions before purchasing them makes a lot of sense as the business matures.

Additionally, like the deal with Didi shows, there is a massive incentive to monopolise through partnership. I would imagine this is the route Uber would go should any of the large tech companies decide to establish itself as a viable competitor.
If he was, I'm sure there would have been a big hue and cry about it already.
>I guess my point is, isn't the convenience of always having a ride 5 mins away enough? And now thy are so ubiquitous no one could have that same level of service as them.

the ride is always 5 minutes away because they get so many fares. They get so many fares because their prices are so low.

Now, they could go to lyft rates; experimentally, lyft gets here pretty quick, too. but the point being that "5 minutes away" is a function of their critical mass, which is a function of their low price.
I realize the article isn't actually about a chat service, but I continue to be confused because there exists Riot[1], the messaging client of the Matrix network.

[1] https://riot.im/
This reminds me of segfault.org and some of the great satirical riffs on typical Slashdot stories.
1099 costs breakdown: 63.2% Caregiver, 26.5% Margins, ~10% Misc

W2 costs breakdown: 56.8% Caregiver, 1% Margins, 18% Onboarding, 7% Recruiting, 3% Merchant Fees, 15% (Benefits, Taxes, Benefits).

If we take their data at face value, it looks like about 28% of the cost is Cruft picked up from the W2 model and is not benefiting either the company or the caregiver.
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Have you tried Naproxen? Works well for me.
My personal biggest concern was the re-invention of OpenGL/DX features without the proper knowledge why and how these features can be used. For example I never managed to apply a skeletal animation to a indirect indexed draw call or use transform feedback loops for ray-casting or other deferred shading techniques.
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The actual article is here: https://medium.com/the-astronomer-journey/airflow-and-the-fu...
Surely some of the work should be possible to re-use? I mean for most pixels beyond a certain depth the incident eye vector direction will be identical for all practical purposes, so if one could just fudge it and use the same calculated pixel color for both eyes and just offset it slightly then it should be usable without having to be calculated twice. No one would notice if the reflections or specular lobe for the right eye were calculated with the indicent camera of the left eye.

Once you have calculated the pixels for the left eye, those should be possible to re-use for the right eye, with some mapping. Certain pixels that are only visible to the right eye will have to be computed. I'm not sure if it's possible or if it even has a chance to be a performance gain (or indeed if this is actually how it already works). Doing the full job of 2x4k pixels for two eyes when they are a) almost identical for objects beyond a certain distance and b) quality is almost irrelevant for most pixels where the user isn't looking.

With foveal rendering and some shortcuts it should be possible to go faster with a 2x4k VR setup than for a regular 4k screen when you need to render every pixel perfectly because you don't know what's important/where the user is looking. Obviously one needs working eye tracking etc. first too...
I'm talking about tens of thousands of people not individual cases. Pretty much every university, non-university research institution, and funding agency have active Twitter accounts. In my experience, most departments, and labs also have twitter accounts, not to speak of individual researchers. Jobs are found on Twitter, careers are made, new collaborations start there. I'm talking about tens of thousands of people who are highly active on a daily basis, whereas /u/kleiba was referring to himself and some unspecified coworkers which I interpret to be his lab mates.
I don't hate it, I just don't find it as productive as the server side language I use.
If you think I'm distorting what I write to appear socially acceptable, the discussion is pointless.
So where will AMD's Vega land amongst the 1080s?
Please don't post snark about inflammatory topics. It's the last thing we need more of here.

If you have a substantive point to make, please make it thoughtfully. If you don't, please don't post at all.

We detached this comment from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13761339 and marked it off-topic.
> - GET, PUT, POST, DELETE (I learned there were others but were kind of niche/obsolete)
> - 200s for success, 400s for client (request) error, 500s for server error.

You did good job there. Ignore naysayers just because then they have to do more work to handle your correct error codes and actually send correct HTTP methods.
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In video, Uber CEO speaks openly about impact of competitors on pricing
Must be in reply to Amazon's Chime: https://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/whats-new/2017/02/announcin...
strict competition on price only benefits the end consumer, but not the ecosystem! In the end it's just a matter of ethics & values which concerns our society as a whole!
Tell that to Sidecar.
No idea on procmon refusing to load as Admin. But I would caution on using the System account to run services that use COM activation, which does ClassId & ProgId lookups via the HKCU hive. LocalSystem will go to HKCU\.Default [1], which is probably not what you need.

[1] https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/vstudio/en-US/cef65...
We need a name for it then. Like NotReallyRESTButTheGoodThingThatEveryoneReallyMeans.

NRRESTBTGTTERM.

Hmm, that doesn't really roll off the tongue. Maybe BetterREST.
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More fecalia-themed names:

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So like .01% of users.
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Amazon is offering instances with 16 Tesla K80 GPUs. I don't know how that is realized under the hood, though.
> And like anyone who's lying

Please don't sling inflammatory accusations without evidence—it degrades discussion. Your being unconvinced is not evidence.
Quite likely.
Pity I can't upvote more than once! :)

This whole idea of being angry at a vendor for deprecating something with 1yr notice is just ridiculous!

People need to realize they are choosing lock-in, and are choosing the risk of deprecation every time they decide to use a cloud service with no drop in competition/open source/etc.

Own your choices people, don't blame others...
Yes that was the one.

It was just too advanced for its time, and as I mentioned, Apple and Microsoft are exploring this path for their C++ IDEs.
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I've changed the title to say Riot Games. Hopefully that clarifies for others.
I'm having intermittent issues viewing build logs on Travis right now. Lots of people complaining about the same thing on Twitter.
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> but really, why JSON? No comments, no multiline, no schema

Limitations are good. I find it really easy to read. You can install browser extensions to make it even more readable.

Schema can come from a well written specification.

> Was ditching XML for JSON just due to cosmetic / trending reasons?

No, as said before, it's easy to write / read / generate / parse. No awkward DOM style management if you want to parse out a value. I really hated it with XML.

HTML is fine also for what it was invented for.
dupe : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13762172
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Regarding C's printf example, "__attribute__ ((format (printf, x, y)))" is gcc idiom, a C compliant compiler is not required to provide any kind of support against format string errors.
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I think the hypothesis that we are living in a computer "system" as opposed to a "simulation" is more plausible. In the Occam's razor sense. Similar to a computer we're all wired together in some great interconnected economy - there is nearly nowhere on earth now that you can't be instantly contactable if you want to be. The Internet joins us all together, with our phones, laptops and TVs as NICs for our consciousness. I don't think its far fetched to think that some global consciousness is emerging - in fact a few different consciousness - that are now vying for supremacy.

Some want to eat the whole cake, others just want to be left alone. Some for integration, others for separation. The fact that all these "weird" things are all happening could well be linked at some systemic level that will maybe be obvious to future historians. Like how we theorize that ocean going vessels enabled the days of colonialism or the development of fossil fuels led to the industrial revolution. The discovery of semiconductor material made the IT revolution possible.

What we could very well be experiencing now is some kind of singular behaviour due to the development of these new globally linked consciences - that are elbowing for space, and resources - annoying each other and squabbling in the process. Of course to us it looks like bizarre behaviour but perhaps no more bizarre than the random bits and bytes flying through a link appear to something like a network switch (had it the sense to ponder itself).

When I run too many programs on my computer weird things start to happen. Ghosts appear on my screen, leaving a trailing residue. The screen blanks. Sometimes the mouse pointer won't respond and a strange chugging starts to come from the box under my monitor. It's not so far fetched to expect that a tightly integrated system such as the modern global economy might exhibit other equally frustrating and odd (though explainable) phenomena when put under stress.
1. Make a bigger deal of lists. Add the lists tab to the top of the page, show the list of lists a person is in next to their name.
For new users its a great way to find people with similar interests. For existing users they let you unfollow people but still check in on them every now and then so your timeline isn't so insane.

2. Add the option of removing inline images/quoted tweets from the timeline it looks ugly

3. redesign, I find twitter so difficult to read its so cluttered.

4. when I say I dont want to see the 'while you were away feature' I do not want to see the 'while you were away feature'

5. Allow me to write private notes about a user or look up all our previous interactions on one page.

6. Allow me to star users - these users tweets are highlighted in some way on my time line

7. when I clikc the tweet permalink why is it a popup then when I go directly to a page its not styled like a popup - this is confusing to some users who think they've loaded a seperate tweet

8. I'd like a daily email of a select group/list/my timeline if < 50 followed emailed to me daily/weekly Some of us dont have time to scroll through twitter

9. Bookmark where I was last. I dont like to miss any tweets.

10. allow me to send group DM's

11. dissappearing tweets. I know this is cipying snapchat/instagramstories/whatsapp but tweeting a phtoo/text which dissappears after a custom amount of time (1 month/year/day/hour/minute) would be brilliant.

12. bring back the third party apps. they made twitter.

13. make trending hashtags easier to see/browse. News articles are always saying x is trending but I never see this.

14. allow me to search tweets nearby. Useful for conferences.

15. Dont include URLS in character count, I think this was supposed to have been added but I've not noticed it working.
From your second link:

> A REST API must not define fixed resource names or hierarchies (an obvious coupling of client and server). Servers must have the freedom to control their own namespace.

I'm not getting it. We have an API layer serving both mobile and web clients. When we change the API layer, we have to be careful to not remove any fields willy-nilly that mobile might be using. Instead we hard-deprecate mobile versions and remove fields later. It keeps the application stable but makes future architecture depend on past architecture.

Server instruction on URL construction seems to be doing a lot of work in order to not fix the problem. It does not buy us the ability to just switch around field names and relations and hierarchy without concerns for what consumers were using the old system.

That's the real problem with server / client coupling, not that the client needs to magically know which route a created resource has. Sticking a link in the response body just seems silly.

Without reinventing SOAP in JSON form, by this I mean providing machine-readable schema information via the API, I can't see a way through this. But even that wouldn't solve the problem, you'd need some kind of intelligence on the client side for managing an API that might shift around under it without warning.

If we change a field from createdDate to createDate, is there a way to use HATEOAS to communicate the name change?
I might be unlucky but I've personaly never encountered a single REST API that implements HATEOAS (among many third party APIs I've integrated into softwares I've been working on on).

If almost nobody who implements a REST API has HATEOAS in mind, doesn't it mean that REST is de facto independent from HATEOAS, no matter what the initial theoretician said about what REST should contain ?

In other words, if REST mean something different for almost everybody than REST for the author (and a minority of people aware of the author's first intention), then in my opinion it doesn't mean that everybody is wrong about REST, it just mean that the word «REST» has evolved to a slightly more relaxed definition.

This is also the claim of this talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6UXc71O7htc
That was the point where his post turned into a TV-Shop style mockery :)
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Thanks, I'll keep an eye on that issue. I still have other more pressing milestones to reach anyway ;)
If I was a solo SaaS founder, I'd rather have 100 customers paying me $100/month apiece than 1,000 customers paying me $10/month.

I go back and forth on this one, since I have both $10 and $300 plans.

One one hand, it's frustrating to watch those $10 plans trickle in every day, barely making a dent in revenues. Fortunately, support needs are pretty low for my product, so more customers doesn't necessarily mean more work. And at least it's not a big deal to lose a customer (especially a high maintenance one).

On the other hand, while it's really cool to get the email announcing a new $300 signup (which translates directly to a $3k/year raise in my salary), it hits pretty hard when one of them leaves.

I think it'll always be a case of "the grass is greener".
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That's really the winning point of REST: it's just formal enough to put most people on the same page, and loose enough to adapt to different requirements without too much effort.

It's useful to remember that REST was borne and adopted mostly in reaction to SOAP and XMLRPC (which in turn were basically replacing CORBA and RMI to work around the firewall). XMLRPC was too loose, and SOAP was too formal (way too formal). REST hit the sweet spot.

However, it's sad that the result was often that people just retooled their crappy SOAP / RPC systems to use decent URLs and called it REST. My litmus test is usually "returning 200 OK on all calls" - if you're doing that, that's not REST. Use proper HTTP return codes and put additional error messages in the payload, it's not hard. Also, if you have a job queue, give each job a URL with the ID and GET that to retrieve status.
You already answered the question: Because it's small.
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They are making it 'more' illegal in the UK. You are drug tested if you are pulled over by their pigs and their companies do urine tests on every single employee regardless of role and fired. Unless you are an exec I bet and for something you could have done legally over a month ago stateside.

My niece has Crohn's. From a lovely vibrant kid she has managed this pain with a smile and nearly died once or twice. She is ill again now. How many of those cunts snort coke before their big hypocritical speeches?
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Starting from 1.8 you will be able to trigger dags through a rest API, that is fully supported.

Shaping DAGs dynamically poses a challenge to the scheduler on how to 'predict' what tasks need to run in the future. The scheduler needs to evaluate which tasks will need to run, without actually executing these tasks themselves. For Airflow in its current state that is a chicken and egg problem.

For the future, I can think of allowing dynamic dags being described through the Rest API, but that is definitely further out and has not really popped up yet on the horizon.
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Cruft picked up from the W2 model and is not benefiting either the company or the caregiver

Yes, I imagine those poor, hapless caregivers saying things like "My lifelong dream has been to work 80 hours a week with no overtime and no health insurance, and this damn nanny-state government is getting in the way of my achieving it!"

There's a reason why the 1099 racket is getting shut down, and it's because abused and exploited workers don't have that as their lifelong dream.
> Maybe BetterREST.

It's not better and it still is not REST.

Why don't you just call it what it is: HTTP. Or maybe HTTP-RPC if you want to be more specific.
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Not sure if OP is the author but if I may ask, how long did it take you to create all this content ?

Thanks again for this beautiful resource.
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I can't believe anyone would have thought a dependency on a single AWS region, or even single service provider, would count as having eggs in different baskets, at least, I really hope nobody could think that!

I suspect though that most people affected deemed the risks and costs of failure low enough to be acceptable, and for many people it still is - even with this outage. But that's a conscious decision, rather than plain ignorance.
trying to go to meet.google.com yields:

Your browser doesn't support Hangouts Meet

To join this meeting, install the latest version of Google Chrome

Thank you, Google. I do have Chrome installed. I have other browsers installed. I also have my gym clothes at home, graduated sunglasses and contact lenses. But right now I am dressing casual, with regular glasses and using firefox. So you are out of luck.

Everything but "an enterprise-friendly version of Hangouts". Hangouts is multiplatform application that connects gmail addresses through chat. Meet is just a chrome app?
Got a source for that? I haven't seen anything that says they do.