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They would sunset the feature and migrate all attachments to Google Drive, I think they did the same with Picasa and forced a move to Google Photos (I might not remember the product names correctly, I didnt use it but family members did)?
You may actually enjoy Minneapolis, then. It gets to be about 35 C in the height of summer. Winters are about -10 C, on average.
You know what always, always works ?

Copying the actual songs into a directory that becomes "the playlist".

It's very inefficient and inelegant but after the 100th car stereo I encountered that couldn't make sense of the most basic m3u file, I just gave up ... my "playlists" are just more copies of the actual songs.

Problem solved.
Translation: "Wired takes aim at people running ad blockers."
The problem is the definition of prosperity. How much and what do you want or need to prosper? How much dependency will you accept? How much maintenance risk?

Quick prosperity has usually been achieved by distribution of the cost elsewhere.

The main goal of a community is some degree of sustainability, which strictly conflicts with ultimate profit and prosperity.

And if each community tries to prosper you get hard interactions at the edges, including equivalent of tribal or trade wars.

This is partly why the model does not scale, especially in the modern world.

Hierarchical models are open though to corruption if not handled carefully, and subject to alienation of the leaders.
IAAL. My reading of the article and the terms of service strongly suggest that the author of this article is not well informed on the subject.

For example, my informal and cursory analysis of the article:

> Section D.7 requires the person uploading content to waive any and all attribution rights.

It does not. The Github license requires a waiver of the requirement of attribution insofar as such waiver is needed for Github to do what it already does e.g. as the license indicates, provide search results without attribution.

Further, only Github has been given this waiver. Anyone else is still held to any requirement of attribution.

> section D.5 requires ... the right to “reproduce your Content solely on GitHub as permitted through GitHub's functionality”, with no further restructions attached; this is a killer for, I believe, any and all licences falling into the “copyleft” category

While D.5 does permit performing, using, and displaying of a work, it permits reproducing on GitHub only. Any copying from GitHub not granted by way of another license would be a violation of the author's copyright.

Use, performance, or displaying in the absence of a right to reproduce strikes me as a rather narrow set of rights.

I stand to be corrected, but I see nothing sinister, nefarious, or unwarranted by GitHub.

YMMV. If you need legal advice, retain a lawyer.
> But Chrome leaves few plugins, including Hangouts, and makes them builtin

Huh? No they didn't. The only plugins built-in to Chrome are Widevine DRM, PDF Viewer, Native Client, and Adobe Flash: chrome://plugins/
Are the all the Pros and Cons here coming from the perspective of living and working in Russia? I thought eg salaries there were very low.

- IT: it is just my opinion, but I would say that average IT specialist in NZ doesn't know much. I see a lot of IT people here who, for example, don't know how to use Git. Who never heard about Rust. Who never heard about LISP. Who have 8 years of Java experience, but don't know basic Java stuff. And so on. Honestly, this is quite disappointing

As a New Zealander, I found this quite jarring when I got out into industry as well. I just assumed it was because I was an outlier though. I thought it's probably fairly unusual for programmers in general to spend a lot of time on hacker news or technical IRC channels or trying out different programming languages. Again, where is this different? I'd love to go.
Thanks! Luckily, all of the living wage data came from one place, MIT's Living Wage Calculator. The local minimum wage data had to be sourced from different places, since the minimum wage for a city can be set by the city, county, or state. I manually entered all of the data into a spreadsheet and then automated putting that into the db.
I mean, what's so stupid about it? If they need to move a large file, why shouldn't email be able to handle it? Why should we have different systems for moving small files and large ones?

If the answer is "limitations of the email system", then that's a failure of the people who designed and built email, not a failure of the user.
As a fan of net neutrality I have no problem with zero rating any non-profit website/service.
Without a percentage number this just smells of a PR stunt. Sorry... I have noticed that the Noma guys are quite good at PR. They do know stuff like this gets attention.

/Signed: a current like 0.05% owner of a software company I worked at 20 years ago - lots of dilution since, but I think this illustrates my point. I'd say this small company has a comparable revenue to Noma.
Medium launches a new story format called Series
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Women sit around all day, scouring office communication for sexual harassment, trying to meet a quota? I really don't think that's how it works.
I think Minnesota is underrated. Great place to live.
The AcoustID fingerprint is exactly what you describe, and is already supported by the format. I agree that my crypto concerns are probably handled elsewhere, and, since I'm not actually doing crypto, I might as well add MD5/SHA1, which are more ubiquitous.
Calque of German abhängig ‎(“dependent”), coined at the end of the 19th century from atkār(t) ‎(“to hang down”) +‎ -īgs (with atkārt from at- +‎ kārt ‎(“to hang”)), together with the related term atkarība.

Source: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/atkar%C4%ABgs
> This isn't some smoke and mirrors number. Sure, bots may count in this number…

They do, which is why it's reasonable to consider it a smoke and mirrors number.
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That assumes all users who are performing the attack are authenticated - an extremely unlikely scenario. All said users would also have to be able to pass a captcha which gets engaged in the case that a site is under active attack.

> the best CloudFlare can do to safe the back-end is to drop requests, which makes the attack successful

It can also drop the attack requests, which is generally not from authenticated users, and pass the real traffic to the backend.

Only in the case of real user, authenticated traffic is CloudFlare not a solution. In cases of high unauthenticated user or high fake user traffic or in cases of attacks not operating on HTTP at all, CloudFlare will solve the problem perfectly. Some of the nastiest attacks, like reflection attacks, don't even touch HTTP at all but will quickly knock most servers offline - even lead many server providers to nullroute you to protect their other customers. It'll also get you out in cases of high real user, unauthenticated traffic - like being posted on HN, reddit, etc.
You can cache authed requests. I'm not sure cloudflare supports it, but it's very common.

Even without caching, it's useful to run traffic through frontend servers that are close to users. Terminating SSL as close to visitors as possible speeds things up. Getting visitors off their ISP network and on to quality backhaul helps too.
And yet there is another thread on HN today saying that hangouts is going to stop working shortly on Firefox, as, inexplicably, it uses a plugin rather than WebRTC on FF.

Also, given that they're in the process of shutting down the hangouts API, it doesn't really inspire confidence.

WebRTC, on the other hand, seems to have a bright future.
Nutanix dynamic inventory script for Ansible
This raises an interesting point. Suppose you really can be 'tainted' by viewing GPL or other copyleft code. Should the search function require you to opt in to showing snippets from copylefted codebases (or codebases without any licenses)? It seems like anything less is asking for trouble.
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Test Blasts Simulate a Nuclear Attack on a U.S. Port
If things aren't written in a "safe language" then they should at least be tested. Valgrind should have picked this issue up.
Giving up an identity, followers, and communication streams and starting from scratch is giving them a full victory, not a "little victory," that's their entire goal, the big deal. Sometimes the right thing to do, but it seems rude to give it as blanket advice.
As a fellow leftist, I would counter that each side clings to certain politically convenient mistruths, and not recognizing these tendencies in all political groups is indicative of thorough brainwashing.
Hey, author of the blog post here.

Getting buildpacks and Docker to work together has been interesting to say the least. But the result is very cool, it's refreshing to not always have to write Dockerfiles directly.

Happy to answer any questions.
Because of the "there would be nobody left doing low-skilled work" part.

Once there is a scarcity of people who are willing to do this work, the price will automatically rise. When it does, people will either be highly paid to do these unpleasant tasks, or (more righteously IMHO) these tasks will be done by robots.

The problem is that anyone can clean toilets. Its unpleasant, hard work, but requires no training. There is a glut of people who can do only this type of work so there is a race to the bottom of the price ladder back-stopped only by minimum wage laws at this point.

We need to lift as many people out of this through education and personal betterment as we can as quickly as possible. For those we cannot, basic minimum income or something like it will fill the gaps.
Disappointed that this only covers receiving. There have been many times where I had to send a file of 27MB, etc.
Snap values itself at nearly $24B with its IPO pricing
You aren't typically DDoSed by your authenticated users. Cloudflare can validate authentication tokens at the edge; they also have a feature, Railgun, that can potentially cache portions of those authenticated responses. (No affiliation to Cloudflare, btw)
> This stopped being a problem years before they existed.

I still see this issue happening daily here on HN.
I use .NET since pre-alpha days and never used it, RCW and CCW take care of that.

Unless you are talking about manually loading them.

Also, are you aware that UWP and .NET Native are built on COM?
Have you heard of Pokemon Stars? It's the Switch "Yellow" version of Sun/Moon. It will be amazing, and it will be a 3DS killer. You're making the right move. Pokemon 3D is coming to the Switch.
This only covers receiving files > 25MB.
Ok Google, Give Me All Your Internal DNS Information
Is RN a nurse? Is there such a thing as student debt in most of Europe, even, unless you want to go abroad or attend super expensive private universities (and a nurse would do neither, I suppose)?

Certainly not the same order of magnitude as US student debt (IIRC median is 20,000 and average is higher).
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It has nothing to do with risk taking, quite the opposite. This is all pop culture.
Going to the doctor is a risk. You cannot and dont want to take that risk if you have to go to work. Most of the time if you dont have an issue that's stopping you from working, it's not an important issue worth risking work over.
To call men who dont want to go to the doctor basically "emotional pansies" is a very.. i dont know, maybe a very uninformed way to look at it.
Amdahl's Law Is Misleading
Well, if it safely gets wedged or parked 1 in 1000 of the time it might be good enough. Too late for Uber though.
Neither. We need a new axiom about engineers misunderstanding legal documents.
Ah, yeah if ID3 tags change after the initial md5 ran than it would not be recognized. Good point.

The trade off would seem to be if the audio analysis hash needs to scrape though a huge playlist and it's running on a slow arm processor than it would be impractical and no one would want to use it.

MD5 might not be ideal, but how often do people edit their files after making one of these playlists?
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I gave you an example of how same-sex marriage can, and has, infringed on religious liberty.

You dismissed it as pertaining to anti-discrimination laws, even though it specifically was caused by same-sex marriage laws and involved a dispute about religious freedoms in response to those laws.
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OK. 'Atkarība' is literally state of land that one can 'atkarot', i.e. take back by force.
In old money being "atkarīgs" literally means being the one whose land was taken by force. Its a Normann to Saxon situation in a way.
> How much can the complete JS bundle be optimized by an advanced whole-program optimizer like the Google Closure Compiler?

JavaScript backend generates code understandable by static analyzers so it can be optimized.
Anyway, we going to continue works in this area in near future.

> Kotlin for JS has no reflection, and I think JetBrains should not look into that as they said they are. But is there powerful compile-time code generation instead, e.g. through annotation processors?

Why do you think that reflection is a bad idea?
Honestly, we don't have a final decision about it, it requires investigations and discussions.
Note it's very important for us to have an ability to provide good tools (e.g IDE support) for features.

> Is there, or will there be, a healthy ecosystem of pure-Kotlin libraries that can be used with both the JVM and JS?

We will work on it.
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I mean if it is a disabled kid and they are supported by their parents who arrive on a high tech skilled worker visa then they should get residency.
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Not quite. I coincidentally signed up for a GitLab account that very day, at that very time period, to make a minor change to someone else's project. I (1) set up my account, (2) forked their project, (3) made the change, and (4) issued a pull request. Came back the next day and none of that was there, including my forked git repo. I had to do it all over again, and it was clear it was a clean wipeout of everything, because I was allowed to re-register with the exact same userid, etc. I know that is a rare-snowflake event, but the fact I had a repo and had even sent a pull request from it shows they did, in fact, lose some data in git itself.
> did the market force Uber to lower prices

Even if that's true, the CEO is the right person to make a complaint to. Or do you think the cab driver should get an economics degree and acquire a fine understanding of market forces?
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That's actually awesome. There is a lot of stigma around "duplicate" posts. But I think in the context of showing different angles of the same story, that would be cool.
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If low skilled employees were paid above market wages, how would you determine who to hire?

For instance, you need someone to perform a menial task. You offer to pay above market such that the number of equally qualified applicants greatly exceeds the number of positions.

How do you decide? Lottery would be ideal but hardly fair IMO. If someone is willing to work harder for the same money, I don't see why she should not be allowed to work the same for less money.
Directing a pejorative at an entire entity (org or individual) is probably name-calling, which the HN guidelines ask you not to do, but I'd say it depends on the context. If it's embedded in a clearly thoughtful comment, it might be fine. If it's embedded in a ranty-indig comment, it's a problem. The first three bits of your comment are the latter, so even without the swipe at the end, it's still a bad HN comment.

You clearly have a substantive point based on experience, which you could phrase thoughtfully if you wanted to. Then it would be a much better contribution—readers would learn more and you wouldn't be starting a fire. I realize that putting aside the pyrotechnics takes away some of the fun of the internet but (a) there are compensating rewards and (b) it's a tradeoff we all have to commit to in order to keep HN alive.
Thanks for your reply!

Regarding "Maybe even without; the Apache 2 licence requires giving recipients a copy of the licence text", doesn't the BSD 3-clause license require this as well?
Seems interesting but failed for me in Safari.