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I'm downvoting you because you're not engaging with the arguments of those who disagree with you, and therefore not adding to the discussion. It's clear that one can both agree with "you can't always be 100% utilitarian", and that accommodation is good, and still think this particular application of it is not an optimal resolution.

Simply repeating back that "we need to accommodate the disabled" is not responding to anyone, and does not account for the points raised by the other side on those discussions.

Note that you have yet to answer even the challenge I presented in this thread: are you opposed to the private hosting of these videos? If not,then you're saying, "allow Berkeley to post them, as long as they back channel it".
Designer here as well. +1 to changing the name sooner rather than later.
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> Comcast could charge Google or Facebook extortionate prices

They can pay. Start-ups, hobbyists, and non-profits can't.
This is something near and dear to my heart! The great thing about container images is the software distribution is based on static assets. This enables scanners to give teams actionable data without being on every host. This is a net new capability and I think enables better security in organizations who adopt containers. And unlike "VM sprawl" container systems are generally introspectable via a cluster level API like Kubernetes and scanning doesn't require active agents on every node. Two things that have happened recently in this space:

- Quay.io[1] offers scanning as a standard feature on all accounts including free open source accounts. This also includes notifications to external services like Slack. This is what it looks like when you ignore an image[1].

- The Kubernetes community has started automating scans of all of the containers that are maintained by that community to ensure that they are patched and bumped to the latest versions. A recent example[2].

The cool thing is that both of these systems utilize Clair[3] Open Source Project as a way of gathering up data sources from all of the various distribution projects. This all leads to the reason we feel automated updates of distributed systems are so critical and why CoreOS continues to push forward these concepts in CoreOS Tectonic[4].

[0] https://blog.quay.io/quay-secscanner-clair1/

[1] https://quay.io/repository/philips/host-info?tag=latest&tab=...

[2] https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/pull/42933

[3] https://github.com/coreos/clair

[4] https://coreos.com/tectonic
Why would all of the pizza ones not own .pizza as well.

It is so much fun. I guess .ws is cheaper?
> If they genuinely wanted to be alone, in substantial numbers, they wouldn't be voting for either major party in the US which are both "big government" parties.

Sure they would, so long as they are trying to have their vote directly effect a change. Outside of "sending a message that I support someone else," the logical voter must consider that their vote will only change an outcome if there's a tie between candidates, and it's usually obvious which two candidates that tie will be between. Such a voter will need, then, to choose the candidate between those two that they would prefer, even if they hate them both. To do otherwise may help send a message, may help them feel that they are uncompromising in their moral fortitude, or may feel good, but their actual vote will not matter.

That's one of the reasons that ranked voting systems are so nice. It allows you to say "I prefer X to Y if it comes down to that, but I much prefer N,A,D, and Q over them both."
It may be an obvious solution, but has anyone done that before? While retaining the ability to have said weight sharing?
I'd translate it as "wonderful".
At first glance of this article's title, I thought it would be a terrible idea to use Scala to write native mobile applications. Imagine using Scala.JS to write a NativeScript/React Native app. shutters
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Wikipedia is a mile wide and an inch deep. Most of the world's useful knowledge isn't online (IMO.)
You also have c) they had already released the videos, so now they need to follow the law and make them accessible.

My personal feeling on this -- if the videos were created as part of their primary mission, then they would be required to add accessibility. But it seems that these videos were a side effect of their primary mission, which is providing education to enrolled people. In that case, appropriate accommodations were most likely made in those specific classes, where needed.
Absolutely. I'm so happy with Sketch some mental gymnastics are necessary to comfortably use any product trying to snatch the name.
OH really! That's good news!
Per the settlement, they will now stop collecting email addresses but will still collect data from your device. Seems like it could still be linked to you somehow. Maybe there's an opening for a competitor to come in with better privacy.
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It's not on the main UC Berkeley YouTube account so I don't think it will be deleted but better safe than sorry
There are other reasons not to do GPL enforcement too, which Greg K-H sums up very well: https://lists.linuxfoundation.org/pipermail/ksummit-discuss/...

Summary: Open Source lives and dies by community and engagement. Lawsuits make people disengage. Better to spend your resources working with people to get them to come around gently.
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I make a matrix on a spreadsheet and give characteristics with different weights and then give values to those characteristics.

I'm not sure if this method is influenced more or less by subconscious bias but at least you can see your bias come to the surface in the categories and weights you assign.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1MUZ4UwnqZJZYN-T2F_td...
If you want to keep the Internet open, you're going to have to push for ISPs as a public utility, like the roads are. A big government bureaucracy is better to handle this service, instead of profit-driven private companies, since government is far more efficient than private companies.

There is no way private companies are going to be able to keep the internet open for long. What's their incentive to keep it open? Assume they are against you, and deal with it from there.

And we should be using 40Gbps internet right now, enabling live low-latency video, but we can't because there's no competitive reason for local ISPs to upgrade.
No amount of statistics change the fact that arguing against open borders is an authoritarian stance. I could throw just as many statistics against you and your drug use if I wanted, but I'm not an authoritarian.

And as to lying with statistics, I don't think that the left is alone in that.
Wait, what part was trollish? Last sentence?
Your first point isn't traditionally included in net neutrality – that belief, and everything about bureaucrats dictating standards was created out of whole cloth by the ISP lobbying effort.

The core idea is only fairness: e.g. Comcast can't throttle or charge for connectivity based on your perceived ability to pay and their in-house service shouldn't get separate pricing.

Similarly, zero-rating isn't usually considered a network neutrality problem as long as the option is open to everyone at the same pricing. It becomes anticompetitive if e.g. you're quoted twice what Comcast charges the company they have an interest in.
Changing the name now will be quite a bit easier than later, plus the discussions around the product won't be centered around how it's using an already well known name.

EDIT: "but if it turns out to be a problem, we'll figure something out." It really seems to be that it is currently a problem unless your definition of a problem isn't public reception but instead a C&D.
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That's a whole nother issue and equally messed up.
When have most people not been serfs?
Apparently the PP module here overcomes the GIL limitations, so I'm assuming you'd see a typical multithreading perf increase with it. Haven't tested it myself though.
>Guess what happens when G runs a banner under each search or Youtube video mentioning that performance is bad because Comcast is blocking things, here's Brian Roberts's phone number?

Nothing because consumers typically have a choice of 1 or maybe 2 ISPs? You said it yourself, Comcast is already the most disliked company in the US - they'd have nothing to lose by blocking YouTube - or worse, making it so slow that Google begins to lose viewership.
If you looked at the "Downloaded" column on that link most of the CS courses haven't been downloaded. Also when I click on a link like I am redirected to youtube where the content is as of now still available. Am I missing something?
Isn't that invalid? You can't have two object members with the same name, can you? I would assume that should be impossible to emit.
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Thanks :-)

Graphcool automatically generates a crud style api based on your schema, so you don't have to specify mutations in the schema.

We'll add the ability to auto-generate mock data, but for now you will have to use mutations to insert some data
Reading the sources and trying to understand it takes a lot longer than looking at bnf and cranking out recursive descent parser based on it or a parser generator.
> most people don't care about privacy

It's an unpopular idea on HN but this.
Thing is, as an industry nerd i understand implicitly what FB are doing with their services, and yet i still use the messenger app to keep in contact with some of my friends.

Ultimately I'm relatively comfortable trading some measure of my privacy for convenient communication with people whose friendship i value and might otherwise struggle to keep in touch with.

If I'd purchased myself a physical good, regardless of it being a sex toy, I'm not sure i would necessarily expect to be entering into the same agreement.

My fridge phones home, but my kettle doesn't, my TV is a CIA outpost, but my wallet is just made of cows and Faraday cages. Granted the app connectivity would be a red flag, but ultimately there needs to be some kind of 'privacy mark' in the same way films carry a cert to allow us all to instantly understand what using it will entail.

For me that is the key difference here, and something that needs to change.
How is one to vote when neither major party candidate was pro-privacy?

There are a number of pro-privacy representatives, and one or two senators, so it is not like people aren't votinig at all, but if you don't get a choice then you cannot be blamed for failing to make the choice.
"Be Yourself" does not mean be your bad sides. Nor does it mean be static and never evolve.

It means evolving while still respecting the person that you are. This includes shedding bad habits.
And relativity is just the idea that the laws of physics are the same in every inertial reference frame.
Sorry, to put that comment in context.. There was an article a couple of days back of how immigrants are creating massive value by starting startups in the valley. Well, these guys have the most incentive to stand up for an open internet but they won't/can't.
CNN, bless their hearts, know when they're posting garbage (because they're not stupid, they're just... they have fluid ethics) and they'll Betteridge themselves in their own headline.
I find this interesting because instead of choosing to find a different cabin and reward another AirBnb host that was not racist (vote with your wallet), the author went out of their way to still do business with this host. It seems like the inconvenience of booking indirectly was not enough of a deterrent to factor into the purchase of this rental.

I also note that the host did say:

> So sorry, but we are planning to be up there now 4th of July week afterall

I wont presume to know if the host was racially motivated or not, but the response seems entirely plausible - possibly plans really did change. Either way this does not seem like something AirBnb could even remotely affect with policy. I don't think anyone could say 'plans changing' is racist, whether it's true or not.
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What if a particular classroom has no impacted users, so there isn't (for example) a sign language translator in the class. Now the instructor left the door opened, and doesn't mind if someone loitering in the hallway overhears the lecture. Should the school be required to always provide a sign language interpreter, just in case a deaf person walks through the hallway and wants to observer part of the class from the hall?

Posting the videos online is just a larger version of leaving the classroom door open.
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As our workshop teacher in USSR's school said once to us: "всё что технически-совершенно то прекрасно" - "everything that is technically perfect / harmonious is beautiful".

I would say that "прекрасно" is "harmonious and so beautiful" in this context.
Um, the first character of each key is different -- they are not the same.
So there is a db roundtrip involved? Like a inverted session. Whats the point of using jwt then?
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Right. I'm in Finland, and would have the same concerns, with tornadoes replaced by regular extreme changes in temperature and humidity (well, I guess someone building in UK at least has thought of the humidity).

Anyway I'm pretty sure these houses would not be permitted here due to not having enough insulation, so that they need more heating energy than is the norm, thus do not meet our CO2 reduction targets.
I see "Native" as a kind of catch-all shorthand for the very large field of mobile apps and architectures.

If Expo had called Sketch, "Expo Designer" then people would indeed call it "Expo Designer". "Designer" is too generic.

"Sketch" isn't though. in mainstream tech parlance, it's associated with one very popular app and company.
Thank you! I'd love to hear your findings.
Not at all, both asm.js and wasm give you a flat memory region (in asm.js it's a single, big JS typed array), the stack and all allocations live in this 'heap', managed by emscripten's malloc wrapper (which is jemalloc I think), the resulting memory layout is the same as on a native 32-bit platform, with the same alignment rules. There are no 'managed' Javascript objects in asm.js or wasm (unless you need to call out into web APIs).
It doesn't even satisfy the basic requirements for advice.
I have no clue why that error is happening but I was getting the same result. Skipping the first video got it to run for me:

youtube-dl --playlist-start 2 "https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-XXv-cvA_iDD4nnsfVIqPFORTgZi9xRp"
Instructors with course recordings on YouTube recorded fall 2015 or later
will experience no change.

from http://news.berkeley.edu/2017/02/24/faq-on-legacy-public-cou...

of course, it can't hurt to run youtube-dl on it...
People aren't allowed to comment on religion at all? Unless it's a positive comment that entices no debate? A discussion of religion is relevant to the article. I'm getting an icky feeling that if my post was directed at any other religion than Islam there wouldn't be an issue.
> This will be huge for getting Scala running on AWS Lambda.

Do you mean it might convince Amazon to add Scala as a supported language? You don't get access to run native code on AWS, just Python, Java, C#, or JS.

And, even with a robust, mature native implementation, I'm not sure that Scala would be the top priority for the next language.
"Be yourself" doesn't really mean anything. I do agree with your assessment of the healthiest interpretation of the advice, and I think this is how people mean to use it. That said, plenty of people misinterpret the advice to justify not changing too, and that's what the article means to address.
Facebook is a threat to privacy, and by hoarding too much information about people, it has power to use it against them (or be used by others against them). The rest are consequences.

Solution is also obvious - don't use Facebook, and switch to decentralized social networks. It's not an easy solution though, because of inertia and network effects.

However it won't solve the human factor. I.e. people willingly trading their privacy. Once they do it, crooks would find a way to exploit that.
Is it really useful to write a formal spec for HTML? The software we use to parse and render it is open source. If you want to know how exactly something works, you can read the source.

;)
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> Son is a starting point for building such a pretty printer.

I don't understand: such pretty printers already exist (e.g. jq, which does a whole lot more [0]). If you're transmitting JSON and want to diff two documents, just pipe them into jq or another pretty-printer with key ordering, then use one of many existing line-by-line diff tools.

[0]: github.com/stedolan/jq
> I don't know how many people are totally loving the mono-culture

Huh? Just see all the gmail ids. Just ask any company as to how many email ids are gmail and prepared to be stunned. Same goes for GitHub, medium. Even so called "decentralized" projects are happily hosting code on github and blogging on medium. (I am not judging the users here by any means. I am just saying they are "happy").

> Also, you say activism is not the answer, and then say that the companies have succeeded in part because they have prevented activism from happening by 'distracting' people.

Keeping products free is the distraction. People give away all sorts of things and start rationalizing in curious ways to get freebies.
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I get that. So are there no "graduation" strategies to ur main product that you see as useful?

Basically I'm trying to understand how far this takes you and what "up" is missing in comparison to the information you provide to your core product, "cool," to produce schemas. It would be very enticing if you said there is a 1-step solution to graduate your graphql-up server to a full blown graph.cool app. Are there really no useful synergies there? Is it a secret lol?
Why not an interactive interlinear translation, for which you can for instance click on words of the original text to get their meaning in your language?
And there are actually apps and websites that use this kind of methods, such as bliubliu or readlang!
Here's a position derived from the one shown in which stockfish plays white incorrectly.

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Right?

"As long as I don't have to pay, I don't care what the cost is! Wait, why is everyone looking at me all funny?"
Yes but you can now concentrate make yourself XSS proof right; with an XSS you can still get someones cookies... unless you are talking HttpOnly. But we are probably talking single page webapps here anyway.
Before it was FB/Internet/Phone games, it was TV, so we're perhaps just continuing further down a well worn path.

See Roger Water's underrated Amused to Death album or the book that inspired it Neil Postman's Amusing Ourselves to Death: Public Discourse in the Age of Showbusiness.
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Absolutely. Huge props to CoreOS and the Kube community for pushing forward with this stuff.

I gave Clair a shout out in the article, and I intend on adding it as an optional scanner to Federacy.

Funny, I'm pretty sure we met before either of us started our existing ventures, when you came to the San Francisco DevOps meetups. :)
pjc50 is probably from outside US, hence "your president" (original comment seems to be by an American as it says "we" about the US)
You've just made my day - discovering someone on HN actually used my app is a nice achievement, even if it didn't take =)

The version I'm working on now is going to be a universal app, available both on Windows 8/10 and on Windows Phone (which I still use myself) and will hopefully have sync between devices using Dropbox or OneDrive.

The end goal is to have it syncing across devices, across platforms. I want to be able to outline a document on my phone while out walking, and then have that outline pop up on the desktop the next time I use it, either on Windows, Mac or Linux
Have you looked at LaTeX? I think it might handle at least some of that.
The author is mixing different things up and trying to make them one with the purpose of attacking a weakness of the other as if it were the latter. It's one thing to speak objectively and from a rational point of view, but it's an entirely different thing to "be yourself" (personality). One's self could be one which does not filter things and speaks one's inner monologue, or it can be any number of personalities one has as well as "be at ease", don't stress.

Be your self mainly means don't put on airs or pretend to deliver like someone you admire, but rather adapt those to your own style.

On the other hand, I don't think Honne and Tatemae would be constructive in most societies as to many it would become increasingly difficult to read people.
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Seriously for a second - can you mathematically prove that a certain sequence does not exist in pi?
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Hardly practical. Sad state of affairs when only those who can spend hours and hours protecting themselves can have any semblance of security.
Ah, a member of the mythical "coastal liberal ideological vacuum," where anyone who brings up the slightest anti-government sentiment gets bombarded with ad hominem attacks and logical fallacies, instead of facts and reason. Is that because the coastal liberal is uneducated, or simply immature?

If we generously assume the latter, it's important for you to know that the sort of thinking that let Trump win the white house is echoed in your entire comment. Congratulations!

I've got to run, but in the meantime, perhaps you can educate yourself on some of the potential shortcomings associated with regulating the internet.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Net_neutrality#Reduction_in_in...

Edit: Oh look! Downvotes for observations. What an amazing display of irony.
This is foolish. Google doesn't own the last mile into your house. They are beholden to ATT + Verizon, and, to a lesser extent, Comcast.

Due to the regulatory moat that the Carriers have built up over the years (including spectrum rights) it's at least a 10 year battle to loosen their stranglehold at all, and that becomes a fascinating war if indeed content can be prioritized. Such a battle would be not unlike battles of the past, but at a larger scale.

Do you remember what it was like to load apps onto phones before the iPhone broke the carrier app lock?
I really hate to say this, but I think that the "darkening of the net" is the intent. There are far too many people there who subscribe to the "Deaf Persons as a separate race" idea, and look at sticking a thumb in the eye of the non-deaf to be a Good Thing.

I really hope I'm wrong.
Dunning-Kreuger syndrome is, like, just your opinion man.