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The parent didn't miss a thing. WoW does all of those things, and plenty more.

For a very incomplete example, you have sentry style mobs which run to activate an alarm and "bring help". You have mobs which run in fear and aggro any additional ones they path too near to.
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Have you mixed up the comments? What you wrote is unrelated to what I said.
Well, this is more about what the OP unlearned. He has yet to learn how to live with moeny, now that he's kind of stuck with it.

I have some very wealthy friends who do not fit that pattern at all. They know what to do with their money (and no it's not about buying luxury cars). They know how to keep a sense of purpose in their lives. They know how to keep healthy relationships despite the money imbalance.

What's interesting is what comes AFTER the realization that money doesn't buy everything. It still buys you a lot of freedom, the question is what you do with that!
I just thought, if the idea isn't to reflect waves in a transmission line I'm going to be very disappointed. Now I'll have to leave the idea here: The speed of transmission in long connections is measurable. The electromagnetic pulse travels with lightspeed and the big impedance mismatch at the end of an open line will reflect the most of the pulse. The proportion of the length to the time of transmission is almost 1/c in conductors, approximately 1 meter per 3 nano seconds. Using really long lines and switches on two sides of a closed loop, a game of reaction could be created.

Kilometer long coils might not seem viable, and I don't know enough about wireless transmission to paint a nice picture, but induction introduced by coils of wire would delay a wave packet proportional to a 4th of the frequency of the wave.

Edit: Bonus points for attaching a buzzing speaker each to either end :)
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True, but we are trying to make it illegal [0] for precisely the reasons you stated, and it's already illegal in Scotland.

[0] http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/buytolet/article-4032280/...
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Yeah, well. I hate being that guy but a good social security net takes care of that for everyone, not just the wealthy working for lucrative companies :/.
You'll be hard pressed to find street robberies at gun point in Eastern Europe too. Subjectively, it is much safer to walk on the streets of Warsaw, than Berlin.
Interesting project

I think the focus on analysis is more important that the statistics - i mean there is so much training data out their, and hardly any of its used. Ideally I would want the application to highlight the area of the quickest gain - and factor in training sessions off the back of this?
1. You definitively can leave all your money on a saving account.

The worst that happens to it in the first world is inflation eating it away which really isn't going to make a practical difference on a few millions. That's like the cost of a cleaner to clean your house.

2-3. That's self-made problems. You don't need to make that kind of investment unless you want your job to become "investor". In any case a lot of the more traditional investment like real estate have countless middlemen to take the stress out of it.

4. That is something you can definitively do with a lot of money too. I know people that retired just after Uni or later in life and did just that.

This is an attitude problem. It is very common here on HN or in the tech community in general, even the one with 9-5 jobs. The obsession to make every minute of your time productive, self-convincing yourself that's what you really want to do or that you must do it in order to stay relevant is destroying a lot of people.

Unlike the lawyer, doctor, ... the tech community is its own enemy. The other communities tries to get the member to cope with the pressure, the tech one openly encourage it: "So your brain surgeon is not volunteering as a knee surgeon nurse over the weekend to extend his skill and does not run mental health practice in the evening as a hobby business ? What a loser."
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The audience of Amazon product reviews is other customers, not the developer. "Don't buy this product, it's a piece of shit" is constructive, helpful, actionable advice to other customers.

It is desirable if you're trying to build a helpful community where customers help other customers differentiate between good products and products that sometimes don't work on arrival or have software reliability problems; a community that recommends to avoid certain companies is a helpful community to have for a buyer.
I had a weird experience interviewing for the DevOps position.

First I saw the listing on February's HN Jobs thread and applied via Workable. No response.

12 days later a recruitment agency independently (i.e. unaware of the approach through Workable) approached me about the role. I emailed OpenSignal to ask what gives, and they got back to me directly to arrange a phone interview.

The call went well and we set a date for an in-person interview a few days later.

I emailed them (both directly to <address>@opensignal.com & via Workable) the day before our planned interview to arrange a time, and again got no response.

Eventually gave up.
You know how these articles never end? "So I've decided to give away all my riches to the less fortunate and go back to scraping by for a living like everyone else."

Give me a break.

Don't like managing your wealth? Just let it sit in your bank account (after all, it doesn't really matter that much if it grows or not right?).

Don't like mistrusting people? Live a humble lifestyle and there's no reason they'd ever suspect you're wealthy. I've met plenty flip-flop and $10 shirt millionaires.

Can't figure out your "purpose" in life? Sounds like you have too much time and too little imagination; join a charity they'd be glad to keep you busy.
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I'll give you a reason, although it's a reason that's personal only to me, probably.

I love road cycling as a sport. IMHO cycling for pleasure sucks in cities, even ones with great cycling infrastructure.

The cycle paths are full of slow commuters calmly pootling their way to work|shops|date|whatever.

The roads in cities are full of distracted|incompetent|psychopathic drivers in motor vehicles all wanting to "punish" me for shaving my legs and wearing lycra.

The place for people like me is haring about in the lanes and hills of the sticks. :)
Unfortunately in the UK landlords are obliged to perform immigration checks: https://www.gov.uk/check-tenant-right-to-rent-documents/who-...

Most European countries have mandatory ID / residence registration so this is handled directly by the state rather than making landlords do it.

(Whether the UK counts as "Europe" is a subject of extreme controversy)
Yes, British firearms law changed after the Dunblane massacre [1] to outlaw handguns. The Hungerford massacre [2] in the 80s caused the outlawing of semi-automatics. I live in rural England, and many friends and neighbours have shotguns and hunting rifles. I was surprised to discover that a couple of the rifle owners use silencers too. Silencers do have a legitimate application; they confuse the directional hearing of the prey, so a hunter can get off a second or third shot at deer before they start running.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunblane_school_massacre

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hungerford_massacre
On cc. You're not disputing that you were there (that in itself would be fraud) but you can dispute that you received services for the payment you madd.
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Cicero - the famed roman author - explained very clearly the difference between being wealthy and not.

The wealthy are able to control how they spend their time. The not wealthy have somebody else control what they do with their time. The Romans had a word for the time period that you control - 'otium'. It was the ideal state for the Roman nobleman, as they were supposed to have enough income coming from their properties so that they don't have to work out for it.

The time that you didn't control was the opposite state of 'otium': 'negotium'.

It's more than just a matter of how much money you have and your believes. Having more money lends you a greater power to bargain on what you do with your time. Personally, I have enough of a rainy day fund so I am not compelled to stick around a job I don't like. But I still have to go to a job each day, and I feel really lucky that I can choose a job that I like. The vast majority of people are not as fortunate as myself.
I recently logged in to create some ads. But got locked out as I changed my country since last login. I dont remember the fake birthday I gave them nor do I still own the phone number I used.

I decided for myself to declare Facebook for finally dead for me. I removed my personal account long ago but now I also don't do business around Facebook anymore
Im very happy with Linux Mint 18 on my MacBook Air (2013model). The best hardware and Mint made possible using rEFInd boot manager. Everything 'just works'.
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Gamedev here.

First, remember the first principle of game AI, the goal is not to defeat the player but to entertain him. A simple way to say it is that too good AI is not what you want.

Secondly, for most games, the fun is simply not on the AI component of the game.

If you take those two points together, 1) good game AI is tricky concept, 2) that's not where the fun is anyway, then you got that not a lot of people cares about game AI.
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A lot of brick and mortar shops actually have a sign that says "We reserve the right to refuse service."
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Points of note from your comment:

>> stupid shit like getting into more debt

>> The more money u earn, the more money u spend, the more stress u have

The key to more happiness for anyone who is not dirt poor is to live with the means of someone 1-3 tax brackets below. If you make $100k/year, live as though you only make $60-70k. If you make $300k, live like you make $120k. It really is that simple. Stop trying to attain the "next lifestyle bracket", because it will NEVER "be enough". You will be miserable your entire life, trying to scrape your way to the "next level". "Unfulfilling" does not begin to describe that path.

I used to pay $1300/month rent, with a $700/month car financing, a $120 internet package, etc. I now live in a cheaper neighborhood with $640 rent, gave up the car (ie: $0/month financing), with $40 internet, etc. I went from $40k in debt and $0 savings account 3 years ago to $0 debt and 5-digit savings today. The difference in quality of life that makes on a day-to-day basis is enormous.

Forget the white picket fence and the $50k+ car. Nobody gives a crap where you live or what you drive - including yourself, whether you believe that or not. Live somewhere with great public transit or, if you really need - not want - a car, buy used for $500-$2,000 that gets you from point A to point B. Stop trying to impress people with your lifesteal. Live cheap, and use the incredible amount of disposable income to lead a happier life.
Email app - have a look at Geary. Simple, looks good, works.
Wow, seems like it really is the case.

Well, turns out my strategy of de-DRMing Kindle books[0] is more than a good suggestion, just to be on the safe side.

Under my moral compass, after I have purchased one edition of the book, I have the right to convert it to whatever the hell I want.

https://github.com/apprenticeharper/DeDRM_tools/
I'm building software for floating wave and tidal platforms - both to run on the industrial computers on the device (PLC C89 with no prints or malloc) and also Python logging/DB/analysis code. Currently I'm also speccing long range wifi antennas and industrial networking gear - got to be a jack of all trades in this job :)
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My favorite was Crysis changing the enemy soldiers' language from English to their native Korean
Project: An easy-to-use, all-in-one tool to help small service business owners run and grow their businesses. Want to ultimately teach people how to run a healthy business as a byproduct of using tools that help them do just that. MVP was just launched 3 weeks ago.

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Ideally, yes.

The more nuanced formulation acknowledges the existence of limits on what will be done - you don't, for example, get a 90-day delinquency reaged off your account once you pay up to date, no matter how you ask.

It also, and I think this has merit for Tier 1 reps who are constantly exposed to all the marvelous and frequently trying vicissitudes of humanity, explicitly calls out respect as a value. Certainly I found that explicit reminder useful from time to time, and I know others did as well. Perhaps this fellow might have, too.
Yes, I was going to say follow the money - the administrators get paid well, and yet by the same logic applied to the academics, the administrators should be paid a pittance, because there's no shortage of administrators.

They'd probably argue that you have to pay well for a good administrator. How do you measure a good administrator? By how much money they save. So the less the academics are paid, the more the administrators save and so therefore the more they are paid - and we're there.

It used to be academics took turns at administrating for a couple of years, this was before the rise of the professional manager, and they insinuated themselves everywhere.
Super simple - turn your worst anti-evangelist into your biggest supporter. For the value of a used, possibly defective device with a $99 retail (therefore costing probably $20-35 to produce).

It's hard to explain, but I've lived through this so many times, and seeing an angry customer turn into a better marketing resource than any adwords campaign, and getting the warm fuzzies at the same time, is good business in my book.
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Fair enough, although Facebook don't have any devs here, so I'm not sure they belong on that list. I found a bunch of places are similar in that they only have sales staff here - RedHat has most of their devs in Brisbane and Cisco has more in Melbourne, for example. Looking at Amazon's jobs page it seems like there's dev roles in Sydney at least, and Google definitely have devs here.
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1: Debt + Equity = Enterprise Value. The value of the equity is determined by the stock markets - and that value can vary a lot.

2: Equity Value therefore represents the market's perspective of the Net Present Value of the future cash flows less the value of the debt. Those flows, calculated using a discounted cash flow spreadsheet, could be from profits, or could be from sale of assets.

3: The analysts will forecast the Enterprise delivering a certain IRR - annualised percentage return, which is split between the debt and equity. This total return is called the weighted average cost of capital - WACC.

4: Debt is cheaper than equity, and it also has a lovely tax shield effect from the interest expense.* Debt holders get the company when the value falls underneath the total value of the debt though, so you don't want to issue too much.

5: Equity (shareholders) demand much higher returns than banks, but accept the greater risk for it. e.g. VCs have much higher expectations than banks about their returns.

6: The more debt you have the higher the returns - and risk - for the equity. Think about the leverage you can get on a house - an asset with low % returns can deliver high value (or high loss) by using a lot of bank debt.

7: There is a body of work around finding the optimum level of equity and debt for a company - basically you want to balance the risk from having too high debt (and the company value falling underneath that value and using all the equity) and the benefits of higher returns to equity=holders from having higher debt.

Going back the the original post - EV is the real value of the company, not market cap. Ford could sell down their debt by issuing more equity, Tesla could issue debt and reduce the share of equity. It all comes back to EV.

*This makes the weighted average cost of capital vary slightly as the amount of debt changes.
Soon
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I´m currently working in a website that shows most relevant political tweets attending to favorites, rts and when were written. Currently I support 10 countries and I`m adding new people to monitor quite frequently.

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You're absolutely right! Engaging in this kind of substantive retaliation because someone said a swear word you didn't like is totally unacceptable in any professional context.
Thanks again. The following blog will tell you why we created granary.pro.
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Just love the website content and slider. So wish that many more sites were like this. We could all save time by reading the one sentence version and move on.
Yes but they had better have a really compelling unique product if they choose to exercise that right.
I like where this is going with search-term focussed history, but after the first two points your website copy lost me. I imagine that is crucial to convincing your audience because up until that point, use-it-later hadn't really been established on the page yet.

Then we get to this section, which I find is incredibly vague:

> Make a note related to a saved link [.] Simply make a note of your thoughts on the link you saved. For example, you might want to note where this link will be used, how it will be used, and what is important.

I feel like you need to improve the specificity of both your iconography and your copy in order for your audience to understand what your product is.

I wish you luck and hope that you can make it more clear what you are trying to achieve because it seems as though it could be unique!
As I was looking for some remote job in UK, Ireland, and USA, I noticed that the salaries in Europe are generally lower than in the US. No much lower, but there is a noticeable difference between $120k in US, and $80k in Europe for the same position, similar company, and contract in both cases.
Super interesting, thanks
One mans business is another mans government.

Yes, we should be protected from business interests when they usurp our basic rights to free speech. We should be protected - by our governments - whenever our rights are misused/abused.

What else is government for if its not to protect our basic rights?
Ask Product Hunt
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You left it rather late to check in by the sound of it, though. Just saying