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Yes it was the repeated opening titles and credits I really meant.

That and the gentle recaps they often have built in. In the UK when we air US TV shows they often seem really weird because when there would be an advert break in the US parts of the story and sometimes even lines are repeated by the actors to help you get back into it. Sometimes you get a cliffhanger line, a sort of a second's pause, and then the cliffhanger line repeated in a different tone! Where we don't have advert breaks this comes across as bizarre until you think the US would put an advert there, and you get the same kind of thing but across episodes on Netflix.
Before the page could even finish rendering I had a pop-up to answer a survey. What is this called and why do websites continue to do it? Does this not massively destroy your conversion or retention rates? http://i.imgur.com/90VHYnU.png
Whoops appreciate the correction!
I absolutely know of at least one group of friends/colleagues who are all active on HN and whenever they see each other's posts will upvote them. I've stayed away from them (other reasons) since before I found out, but when I heard it explained why I'd seen them frontpaged a few times.
Actually with 10.3 you can: https://9to5mac.com/2017/01/24/apple-will-let-developers-rep...
> if not encoded anywhere

You're understating the problem a bit. There's no standard way to mark up C code as mapping back to the original source code so that metadata (source lines, memory mapping back to data structures) can be passed on to the compiled binaries. If the original language generated DWARF-encoded objects, then debuggers would just work, etc.
Because of the increase in traffic to this page I was actually put into a queue before I could view the page, how very British.
Too many fakes and risk of merchants tipping you off to the police I guess. If you become known as the guy who keeps giving dud coins, you're probably going to raise some suspicions.

Probably easier to disperse the coins and hopefully not let them be traced back to you
My guess is that the Night Shift feature depends significantly on the color profile, various options (color temperature, gamma, contrast, sRGB setting, etc.) and calibration of the display.

With their own displays, they have full control over that in software, and can produce expected results. It'd be much harder to have predictable results with 3rd party monitors that users configure themselves, so Apple probably opted to outright not support those monitors.

It's also a lot easier to test the feature on a limited combination of hardware.
SC1 has less eyecandy and less random moving things; I find it much easier to focus on SC1 game than on SC2 one. I might be biased though; I spent much more time in SC1 than in SC2.
Definitely the Hitch-Hiker's Guide to The Galaxy.

I only read the rest of the series years later, but Douglas Adams' humour had a (very) lasting impression on me, and inspired me to write (and communicate, to this day) using a similar kind of humor and lateral thinking - because if you're not having _some_ fun, then you're not really accomplishing anything...
Am I missing the documentation somewhere? I see directions for setup and installation but nothing about what's supported for each mock. Obviously they haven't rebuilt all the service from scratch to run on my local machine, so what can I do here? If I create an S3 bucket will the API return that bucket in my next ListBuckets call? If so, is that persistent? Etc.
sure it's natural. why would anyone compete if they could carve up a market and make monopoly profits.
Thanks for the information, that's one product I'm not too familiar with. I've demoed the Antares product and a couple of freebies. (It seems like there is a couple of newer plugins out there as well, eg Synchro Arts Revoice Pro).

The problem is, I'm not sure though that even a pure alternate tuning can work though for all examples. EG: for blue notes, what is "correct" varies with performers and style.

Now, I'm more talking about the "automatic modes"; I understand Melodyne offers a pretty impressive level of editing control (Antares did too from what I remember). So it would certainly be possible to get a really great take, and then hand-correct any truly off notes to whatever frequency you wanted.

As in many things (see: Photoshop and model photos), a lot of the reaction to the tool is less on how it could be used, and more on how it is being used in glossy "crap singer pop idol" productions.
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You should experiment with different things before pivoting.
> Does that mean the top benefit of next.js is to alleviate difficulties with Webpack + Babel + etc?

And server-side rendering which solves common SEO and performance challenges of SPAs. Here's an article showing where server-side rendering is especially useful for SEO reasons:

https://hackernoon.com/react-js-cms-blog-tutorial-e090c69984...
Speaking as a Drupalista, I think we are better than the norm in the tech world. I don't think there's been a recent survey but we wre 15-20% women about 4 or 5 years ago. I don't think the numbers have dropped, but that's only based on personal anecdote.
What made you believe that this so called 'large talk' was popular before TV? I feel people were simply more wordy before, not necessarily more expansive in terms of exchanging ideas.
TBF, i see a LOT more people in the comments here saying "you should use multiple monitors" than not.
It is a sliding scale, and that's the problem. Without specifying exactly what you mean, it's impossible to say if we agree with your interpretation or not.
Ah right, it's in src\libstd\rt.rs, not src\rt, ha!
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no, don't, please. programming is a means to an end.

programming is fun the same way long division by hand is fun.

i can't wait for the robots to release me from the monotony.
Super! I love the way VueJS community plays its cards in this otherwise corporate driven turf of open source-y stuff. Will take a look at nuxtjs next.
This looks kind of like logic if you squint, but is actually a logical fallacy.

This issues is of course there are of course more than 3 options. If she had been deceived intentionally than none of the given three examples apply. Further, it assumes you can verify that she was 'telling lies' or 'insane' as an abstract property of her which is another mistake.

That said, I can see why someone might find it a useful introduction to logic.
Are you suggesting I have an interest in suppressing women and minorities? The only reason I'd want to do that is to decrease competition, and I can guarentee you that I share the same interest regardless of gender or ethnicity

My comment was out of an interest in not being lied to more
than anything else.
He certainly does practice a lot. He still talks about bombing on stage in his newest standup. One of my favorite bits is how he talks about Michael Richards imploding on stage: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kth0UOU5a_M
As far as I am aware Ada is not memory safe without a runtime and with the presence of non-static memory. So you either have a runtime, no deallocation, or unsafety.
> Academia should be the primary means of drug discovery.

But it isn't. Why?

I could put out a list of potential reasons, but I have no real knowledge of the complexity of drug discovery. I have some knowledge of the complexity of FDA approval, but nothing sufficient. My best guess - it's too expensive.
As a woman, I'm much more likely to take the amount of maternity leave I desire if I think there's no professional penalty for it. Ensuring that men can take leave lowers the chance I'll be penalized for my decision since it's now a 'cost of doing business' and not a 'cost of hiring women'.
The 'win' in theory for this stuff is that it is much faster than SSDs at low queue depths and it is significantly more write tolerant.

An interesting interesting system design might be a 2GB main memory with a 32GB swap partition on this device. That would be interesting because in idle mode it uses less power than an equivalent amount of DDR memory. So you could potentially build a laptop with good performance on larger memory tasks but longer standby battery life. It would also be interesting paired with an equivalent amount of DRAM where it mirrors main memory so you could have 'instant' off and 'instant' on type booting and shutdown.

At larger pool sizes this becomes interesting as a non-volatile index for NoSQL and other databases. Intel's claim has been in the past that its density can exceed SSDs by a healthy margin.Not seeing that in these products but time will tell.

I've been watching them struggle to productize this tech for about 2 years now[1]. Now to see if they can get it to live up to the hype.

[1] https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2015/07/intel-and-micron-unv...
Destiny: So you don't want people to immigrate and change the "white European culture". Okay, what if you had some brown people who moved here and perfectly assimilated and embraced the culture, why does it matter if they're white or brown?

JonTron: It would be great if they assimilated... but then... eventually they'd enter the gene pool.

--

JonTron: Wealthy blacks also commit more crime than poor whites, that's a fact. Yeah, look it up.

[He provided no source for this, and I can't find anything to back it up.]

--

JonTron: These are just slurs: white supremacist, racist.

--

JonTron: We've gotten rid of discrimination in our Western countries. If you don't think we've gotten rid of discrimination, you're living in a fantasy land... Get outta here with that. People like me are supposed to listen to people like you chatter on about this oppression in America, it doesn't exist, dude, it doesn't exist. What do you want to do, police people's thoughts?

--

He also endorsed Rep. Steve King's recent tweet that "culture and demographics are our destiny. We can't restore our civilization with somebody else's babies", writing: "Wow, how scandalous, Steve King doesn't want his country invaded by people who have contempt for his culture and people! NAZI!!!"

I write this as someone who's been a fan for years and is very disappointed by this turn of events.
You have to remember thus is a first gen product. Early ssd's were abysmal.
Some classmates of mine did from college, I believe the way they started was in writing software/models with researchers in their field of interest. Developing their missing domain knowledge along the way, and I believe each went on to get graduate degrees in their new field after that start (or in CS, but their research was clearly in modeling the other domains). Not in touch with any of them anymore so I can't be more specific, this is the gist as I recall it.
The issue had nothing to do with programmers.

The impetus wasn't that programmers make errors but to solve the problem of repeatability. Many instances of issues can be solved once. There is no need to recreate the solution a number of times if it is already solved.

A code generator allows one to focus on the actual meta-problem, which is often smaller and easier to solve.
With all the exciting background music, I couldn't help thinking "isn't this solving a problem from 5-6 years ago?"
I recently spent two frustrating hours trying to get my Amazon rental to play in HD. Their player is atrocious!

(Eventually, I got it to work in Safari... somehow. Chrome wouldn't do it, and there was no feedback as to why.)
The original article (from Vanity Fair) isn't about Musk's investment in IA, but about the debate that oppose many Silicon Valley leaders on IA. Did you read it?
Something worth mentioning, they recently introduced a "Subscription Token" item that you can purchase for real $, and sell on the market ingame for credits. That also means you can essentially purchase game-time for in-game credits

I purchased the game, 2 months of subscription, and have been using ingame-credits to fund my sub for the following 5 months ( I've currently got an additional 4 months of time in tokens that im trading on the market as well )

While it did take some time to get ramped up, and I am in a safe area with my alliance. A player can, with a little market interaction, not pay IRL money for the game. (you will have to survive long enough to get there, expect to get killed off a few times before you figure out defense)
>regardless of how many chromosomes they have

Thats not how it works.
Facebook will do whatever they can to keep your account active. The shutdown process is a pure embodiment of dark patterns, and a single click reactivates the account.

I remember shutting down my account and then recieving some emails a week later, clicked the link wondering why FB was still emailing me, boom account reactivated. Shut it down again, then a couple weeks later I clicked the wrong share link and once again my account was reactivated.

If I was an investor or advertiser, I would be deeply suspicious of Facebook's metrics...
How many blind people did you speak to about this? Why would I want to use a braille keyboard when I can use a qwerty one just fine? Why do I want to filter my news through your app when Twitter, Facebook, and AP all have accessible apps and websites? As a blind person I don't see a point to this, and effort should be spent improving general computer literacy if required, not creating a blind specific interface that is limited.
It feels like Slowbeef's take on this is pretty solid, but the takeaway from him seems, interestingly, to be "Hey, this is harder than people think," and not "It's no surprise people burn out or get hit with a huge scandal doing this; this entertainment channel is now oversaturated with amateur content and it's a sucker's game to play without a lot of investment."
I don't think there's one at the moment, but if I were Apple's CEO, I would make all Apple devices have two types of backlights: regular LED backlighting, and LED backlighting with no blue components.

A hardware solution would be more costly, but it would be the "Apple" way. Be aware that even if you use Flux or Night Shift your display still emits significant blue light.

It could be marketed as a big feature on an Apple keynote, given how much we use devices at night.
But yet, Night Shift works just fine on my Dell U2412M. Toggling Night Shift on/off using the switch in the Notification panel (right side) shows the Night Shift effect just as it does on the built-in display on my Macbook Pro (late 2014).
It is not dying. People are just using it differently. Mostly using chat and groups. Also, people are putting up more ads.
Teachers spend most of schoolday not discussing racism.

OK, but we're still not talking about a remotely even amount of time. Not to mention that teachers are authority figures, have an extremely captive audience, can punish incorrect opinions, and have near total control over the material children are exposed to during the school day.

They make people feel sense of community, common enemy (!), purpose and feeling of strength. I think that they are immoral and wrong, but that does not mean I am going to deny emotional appeal it has especially on young.

So then you believe there is a defect in humans which results in them having a natural susceptibility to these ideas in particular, and as children humans need to be carefully insulated from these ideas or it will be very difficult for them to reason their way to other ideas as adults. Is that a universal human defect, or one that is found particularly in some class of human?
you still need to reinitialize devices; only RAM survives. it'd be no faster than current wake from suspend, but it'd be hibernation.
Sounds like you might have a balance problem after you get everything working. Might need to machine in a surface style kick stand
Although somewhat obscure, Filip Filander[1] by Jörg Hagemann left me with quite an impression at the time I read it (I must have been about 14). Hagemann tells a story that reminds very much of Michael Ende (who wrote the Unending Story and many other excellent books) and tries to highlight the contrast between knowledge and wisdom (Wissen und Weisheit in German) and the importance of having a good amount of both (as opposed to fanatically only searching for one). That idea resonated quite well with me - and I'm still reminded of the book whenever I'm witness to an overly technical argument that leaves out other aspects (people, practicality, etc.).

[1]: https://www.amazon.de/Filip-Filander-das-geraubte-Wissen/dp/...
In my case the anecdote is data for my specific case: It explain the direct causes of my decision to reign in my spendings. It is not data that we can use to extrapolate whether or not consumer confidence is softening, but I have already presented a number of references to actual data on that.
No, its growing a lot.
Atlas Shrugged.
For its dogged adherence to finding out and practicing a morality. Rand's fault is that she ignores this cannon in creating entirely, unbelievably optimistic characters, but remembers it well in their decisions and formation of plot. This book challenged, nearly destroyed, and then strengthened my faith and hope in Christ because of its' logical progression toward the necessity and worth of truth and fairness, and then being unable to act out those principles without the use of God-like character(s). I was left, after studying Islam in the Koran and separately, mindfulness and others, unable to turn to anything else, except the Gospel of John and Romans. A Reason for God, by Tim Keller was also a necessary step in the tempering of my morality.
I too tried to sign up, unfortunately it has closed down
Are there stats that there are more women who career change and come from bootcamps or don't have as rigid technical backgrounds? Are bootcamp graduates not technical enough or interested in technical subjects? These generalizations are unsettling to me.

There's a general flow of conversation in any social situation that organically arises from the composition of the group of people involved. Unless your friend's teammates are jerks, she should be able to easily influence the direction of the conversation. Perhaps instead of suffering from an issue because she is a woman, she is simply too shy. Maybe this industry or society at large is bad at including shy people general.

How would a manager even know where to direct the discussion if the person who feels alienated doesn't speak up during the conversation? The last thing I want is a manager to try to point the discussion to movies, pop music, fashion, makeup, or whatever else women are supposed to like. I would absolutely be offended.
Seems like an interesting way for law enforcement to get a picture of someone they don't have on record :-) (ok that is pretty paranoid).

I would probably hit them up with a 'Right to be Forgotten' cease and desist letter demanding facebook remove everything they have associated with the account.
Certainly, I would never suggest that someone _shouldn't_ try to communicate their views to their representative. My thoughts focus more on efficacy, and the degree to which individual voters can impact the decisions their rep makes.
Howard Stern is a terrible example: his advertisers knew exactly what they were getting.

PDP, unless he's stupid, should have known what DISNEY wanted. And it's not anti-semitic jokes, particularly following repeated use of Nazi iconography in his videos.
Edited to fix, you're absolutely right. Thanks!
I did read it, a lot of name dropping of very wealthy entrepreneurs that Dowd had lunches with. I wouldn't say it was a 'report', more a chattering classes 'let's worry about AI and maybe Musk is our savior' piece IMO...but then I'm an old cynic...
For me 2D graphics do look better (especially SC1 vs. SC2) because of the art style. When you go from hand-drawn sprites to 3D models, you always lose quality, because there's more computation to be done than any hardware could reasonably perform in real-time. Some games try to hide it by altering their art style, e.g. by making more cartoony-looking units. Warcraft 3 did that, and SC2 seems to have inherited it. Which for me was huge negative - the general atmosphere of SC1 was dark and serious; SC2 feels lightweight and more like a comedy at times.
Small correction: you flipped the yes/no counts.
A little cynically, one could say that a lot of "life" is about seeing someone exploiting a niche, and imitating them.

Unprincipled, yes.
Is this delusion or just ignorance? I see posts like this all the time.
Exactly! I have anecdata from German managers """jokingly complaining""" about how one can't hire young men any more because of their potential paternity leave. This is a good thing.
No no I've seen it (twice...second time was even better). I'm merely noting that it's, imo, likely that the aliens would have the ability to decipher our language and communicate with us. Should they choose not to, then they must have a reason, which like you noted was the point of the story in Arrival.
Each of those professions have considerable effort to increase the numbers of men working in them.

This is a tedious point, and it gets made every single fucking time there's a thread like this.

Use a search engine. You'd find, within a few moments, programmes across all of these industries to correct the gender imbalance.
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We used Kickofflabs to get a quick solution. We chose them because they also include a mini "referral program" so after someone enters an email, they can spread the word and get a discount or even free premium with enough referrals.

To get traffic we used all sorts of sources, like Twitter, Reddit, Linkedin. No spam, and we made sure to follow all the rules (mention it in proper context etc.) We also got featured on Betalst.
Now the ultimate infidelity app, Facebook Messenger to soon become the ultimate blackmail app too!
From a human perspective, humans are really flawed and problematic.

That extends to even the most well-meaning diversity initiative. If nothing else, diversity initiatives create implicit filters for the types of people that are excited-to-ambivalent about diversity initiatives.
Speed is more or less the same here...
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Night Shift works on my Dell UltraSharp U3415W
Animal Liberation by Peter Singer.

I read it over 20 years ago. I've been a vegetarian/vegan ever since. There were probably other things I read or saw that contributed to the decision, but that was, I think, the primary catalyst.
Nope. Uber case was plain simple case of sexual harassment. My question is, would Uber have arbitrated in same manner if female employees were accused of harassment? yes, they would have. It's not about women,men or trans. It's about equality at workplace. Should one be more sensitive to women employees concern than men? If yes, where is the equality?
Sure. Here is a full app built on it: https://customizemypic.com - it has a GITHUB link

Here is a showcase of what is possible: https://vimeo.com/208438090

And here are some tutorial videos on pages and tools: https://qbix.com/platform/tutorials
> Why are you happy [to uninstall f.lux]?

(I'm not OP.) Not having to install a 3rd party app to have same functionality means it's easier to reinstall macOS from scratch, or start with a fresh Mac in the future. Less baggage.
I don't get the sense PDP is particularly maliciously racist, but he has the kind of insensitivity to racism one gets when it hasn't hit one directly.

For, I think, understandable reasons, a lot of people consider that a difference without distinction.