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I've always interpreted XXX to be the same as HACK rather than FIXME, as per Java's coding standards:

"Use XXX in a comment to flag something that is bogus but works. Use FIXME to flag something that is bogus and broken."
Hard to say without dmesg, but it could be metadata corruption and in the ensuing confusion backupd gives up; or it could be an explicit read error report by the drive which would result in an I/O error to backupd and it'd likewise give up.
Corporations are very nearly made of martians. The interests of the corporation (shareholder value, quarterly profit, market share, etc.) are not human values and frequently run totally contrary to the interests of their customers and the community they do business in.
And the externalities visited upon everyone else around the apartment renter?
Making a simple Bitcoin trader out of your Raspberry Pi
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And yet, neither Windows, nor Linux, nor macOS does anything special about it for consumer/90% of professional use, and the sky hasn't fallen.
on another note.. no, I don't fear 'paperclip maximisers'. The issue assumes a robot design that makes no sense. A paperclip maker will not get 'general AI' and full mobility. It'll be stuck on a production line.
Great observation. Fire inspectors perform an entirely different inspection on commercial property than that of a SFR or even multi family residence. There is a reason and it was paid in blood.
Talk to people, try to understand their reasoning. Explain to them what will happen if (x) happens. Dont do what we Americans did in the last election and call anyone on the right homophobes, racists, xenophobe etc. That just pushes them further to the other side. Be understanding, but present the facts and hope they understand you.
First comment is a whataboutism, well that didnt take long.
No. buzzfeed has actually broken out a few real investigate journalism stories and news coverage. I don't know what the business model is, I suppose they use some of the money they make from the crap they do to pay third parties for good content that has a high potential of buzzing the feed.

But this is buzzfeed so I won't go there ever for any reason, and certainly not for the handful of stories that may interest me.
IMO This is one of those cases where people are committed to an existing system and have bent their thinking around that system to the point that they cannot see the big picture.

There's alot of value to the existing journal system, but perhaps it would be appropriate to have a more formal process and a more informal/collaborative process. Maybe that would address the problems with having so many journals.
France's president can appoint cabinet members without parliamentary oversight and has a strong influence over the courts?

Once you lose independence of the judiciary system you basically lost the last remaining checks and balances. This is why I never bought into the threat of fascism from Trump. He would have to make similar changes which would never get off the ground. The US system has been shown to work exactly as intended on a number of occasions in the last two months.

The problem is the executive state has grown significantly over the last few decades in the US. But that was hardly unique to Trump.

If anything the main issue is the presidents ability to conduct 'military actions' without congress. That seems like a major risk.

But compared to Turkey the situation is far better in other western states. This is one situation where saying "USA DOES IT TOO!" can't be used to dismiss this out of hand (or EU countries in this case). And even if they did it wouldn't make it a good idea.
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there is I use JTwig with Java + Spring all time

same syntax
Don't abandon the idea. Keep earning your primary income as you currently are as a Sys Admin and coding where you can in your day job.

If you enjoy developing pick a framework (Rails or Laravel) and start building apps. Learn all you can. Work toward obtaining a remote developer position or working on contract projects to learn more/get a better taste of what the work is like. If you enjoy it and are successful work toward transitioning to it full time.

Another option is to create your own app/business and be your own boss if you're interested in that. Then you don't have to worry about being hired or ageism.

Inspiration: @DHH Startup School Talk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0CDXJ6bMkMY

StartUpsForTheRestOfUs Podcast
http://www.startupsfortherestofus.com/archives

Good luck, don't give up on your dream.
I'm not exactly sure why, but this makes me feel sadder than capturing and butchering meat in the modern not very humane way.

Just seeing these crabs with a history stretching back into ancient times, strapped in and needles inserted into them looks so awful. I don't want to believe it's considered acceptable practice in the modern era to do such things, regardless of its medical benefits.
Turk here. There will be 13 high level judiciary members, 4 of whom will be appointed by president (Erdogan) and rest by majority of assembly (Erdogan's Party). So forget about independency. They are not even independent at the moment anyways.
I think they (Airbnb) have a great concept and an important service, especially in areas underserved by hotels, or areas with little competition to drive prices down.

However, their execution from the beginning has been to profit from illegal activity.

Ever been in an Uber and experience an injury during a car wreck? Or how about if the driver or another passenger has a warrant for their arrest? These nightmare scenarios are the dark side of the companies and ruin good people's lives.
On the bright side, your way can make you a millionaire!
My personal fave lens ever is the Fuji 35mm F1.4, which somehow manages to be really modest in size, despite being fast and razor sharp. So, it can be done.
>>As long as guaranteeing an independent judiciary can be done

It can't be done, not in Turkey. Appointing judges is in the hands of the Supreme Board of Judges and Prosecutors. The president appoints half of the 12-member board and the parliament, most of whom are Erdogan supporters, appoints the other half.
You know you're getting a room, but you don't know if the room or experience will be plagued with trouble. Much the same as the "lemon car" problem--not all cars or rooms at "market price" are equal.
I don't want to start any flamewars, but how much responsibility does Islam have in this development? Are there any Islam-majority countries whose governments aren't garbage?
Once the Pascal drivers come out, no spec upgrade from Apple to the Mac Pro lineup will pull people back from making their own Hackintoshes with 1060/80(Ti) & going nuts with rendering or machine learning applications!

Cheaper hardware with top of the line specs, upgradeability & compatibility with Windoze, *NIX & macOS.
Are you from this planet? People consistently burn down all the things that sustains them in pursuit of short term gains. Like that's not even a philosophical point about greed and shortsightedness. It's an empirical fact you can bet on.
I would prefer the perfect hotel experience, but airbnb is a better product (at any price) than almost all hotels. If the hotel strategy to fight airbnb rests on pushing regulators to screw consumers, it's unlikely they'll improve their product.

(Maybe some new entrant can make something better than airbnb or legacy hotels, though.)
When you feel you're on the right hill, you might still be on the wrong hill. You can climb Mt. Fuji and feel like you're on top of the world. But you're really not.
This article reads just like the combustion vehicle/car dealership articles... "It's not fair what Tesla is doing! We need the government to step in and secure our position in the market."

The younger generation is not buying it and it is a huge turnoff. I've been using AirBnB for some time and have never had a serious issue. It has allowed me to sacrifice some of the things you get with a hotel for typically a lower costs and the opportunity to stay in many places that are not considered a "tourist" area, which is my favorite part.

There are many places a typical hotel chain can innovate and actually offer very similar things to AirBnB. They can identify the target market of AirBnB, which is typically either the younger traveler or people who like to explore the cities in different areas than where hotels are. Hotel chains can build little annexes, maybe similar to a hostel, inside neighborhoods, where they can have 4-5 rooms and use the main hotel as the check in/out, other amenities. And at that level they can compete with AirBnB very well.

As far as the hotel tax, I can't say every city requires it, but almost all the AirBnBs' I've stayed at recently has a city hotel tax. So they are doing well working with local governments. So to the hotel chains...good luck fighting that, most cities have already worked it out.

At the end of the day, AirBnB is just a market place that connects private citizens with each other. One citizen is letting another use their place for a price. That's it. Same as Uber... how do you ban a person from giving somebody else a ride. It's not the governments jurisdiction. Stay Out.
They don't sell sunscreen based on titanium dioxide or zinc oxide anywhere in Indonesia? Hard to believe.
72M Req/h for $0.05 on a Packet Host with a Hyper Webserver (Rust)
It's not a review. It's news and commentary. Your link doesn't have any of the commentary, which I found useful.
> “They’re just logs, they can’t impact production reliability.” See also, “Logging to disk is awesome!” You can take down nearly any production database or I/O intensive workload just by sharing a filesystem with its logging.

I hope nobody reads this and decides to stop logging to disk instead of diverting those logs to a separate device. Disk-buffered logs are essential for high availability: they loosen the otherwise-too-tight coupling between the log consumer and the log-producing application.
The shortage at our company isn't severe, but in the bay area it is. And you do so because having people in-house is much more productive and decreases organizational cost. There's a reason people want employees in-house, and it's not mentioned much on HN.

I ran a remote company once before. I'll never do it again.
There is a detailed blog post: http://www.jalg.net/2017/04/web-services-with-rust-part-1-ex...
It hasn't improved much, at least not of three months ago. Automating the rollout of any particularly is a Herculean task and even doing it by hand is onerous.

Devstack works. Sort of. Poorly. Everything else is pay-a-consultant territory.
The atlantic pieces have nothing to do on a service made to interact with friend and families, unless the atlantic is your uncle or something.
Most people die quietly in hospice or at home, not in the ER, so there's a logistical problem here. Red blood cells start dying in minutes after host death, so you don't have a lot of time on your hands in common scenarios. Biologically, you want healthy blood full of red blood cells not blood low on red blood cells and full of white blood cells which can cause complications.

The dead also can't answer questions about their illness history. There's a lot of legwork with blood that organs don't typically require.
So depending on your use case, some of you might be very interested in CloudABI. See: https://nuxi.nl to solve some of your issues. Ed is a FreeBSD committer and has been working on solving some of the harder problems relating to security and god I hate to use this word but "containers" or "containerization" of applications. If you write your app to the CloudABI spec it will run on any of the supported platforms. The video of his presentation at the 32C3 conference does a much better job explaining it. It's certainly worth your time to watch.
Turkey was assassinated in 1923 now it's coming back to life again , you should stop the hatred and accept people's will and choice nobody interfere in the West why don't you just mind your own business!
In 90s in Turkey, military was securing that country was non-clerical. When president wanted to bring sharia he received call from head of military saying that he have 24 hours to resign or army will act. No one is securing this now, that's why turkey have new Sultan. Modern turkey society will be transformed same way like it happened in Iran 40 years ago. Shame that coup d'etat was so amateurish in Turkey, now it's too late.
You're a pretty great poster and I hope you know that the frequency with which your posts are greyed out is a good indicator that you often push the right buttons.

A bunch of tech-nerds who routinely act skeptical of women testimony about harassment, waxing poetic about the nuances of the thought of a Nazi sympathizer.
Looking at 1930s Germany, the fortunate ones were the ones who got out early. Stopping the political pendulum is hard; it's easier to get out of the way.
Building a strong opposition can be done, after all, the referendum was won with such a small margin, and without major cities for it.
Guaranteeing the judiciary independence is the biggest issue of course. :-)
Aside from compliance costs, hotels are sitting on tons of real estate they must fill with sleepers every night. It's expensive.

I still think hotels could someday co-opt airbnb's success by franchising "at-home" versions that provide rental properties with branded products and regular inspections. Take a cut of the proceeds. List the properties on the website.

- Hilton at Home

- Marriott Anywhere
> I don't want to start any flamewars

Really? I'd have chosen different words, or none at all.
Where by "sucks" you mean "reveals what the actual picture you're going to get will look like", which on modern sensors is amazingly brighter than what your eyes think they see. EVFs are the future.
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I think the legality of operating an AirBNB out of a residence that you own depends on the zoning ordinances that the property is in. (Renting out your farmhouse is probably ok; renting out your suburban or urban house or condo as a business proposition probably violates zoning ordinances and would require requesting a variance from your local governing council with appropriate public hearings and notifications to your neighbors.)
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"Buddhism was too foreign a fantasy of escape for a deracinated westerner."

This is where Cioran missed his 'escape latch' from the egocentric fear of death's grasp. It's challenging to explain this concisely:

We die all the time. Every time you go to sleep, every time you learn something that changes your behavior, every time you leave your home, and ultimately, we die pretty much any time we engage in life. Why? Because everything about you changes over time- the cells on your body (they get replaced every ~7yrs) and the neuron behavior in your brain. The ego is an illusion the brain sometimes manufacture to internalize action. Talk to people that have experience "ego-death" via meditation or hallucinogens- they often drop the feeling of death's sting, in my experience. Death of oneself only causes the amount of fear in proportion to the attachment to 'oneself'. It's like being afraid that magic will die one day... which might be a terrible fear provided you truly believe in magic. But if you do believe in your ego, then you have no other choice than to fear non-existence. You might ask how does one carry on in the world without ego? You engage in the world much like the natural world engages with you. You live your values, which will prompt you to action. There's nothing wrong unboxing your ego when you need it from time to time, provided you dispel it when it's no longer useful... just like how we decide to believe in magic when we go see a magic show.

There's an amazing class taught by Professor Kagan on Life and Death that I'd highly recommend:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p2J7wSuFRl8
The one that stands out is Raising Happy Children. It brings together a lot of information and advice and isn't one of these 'weird trick' type single author books where someone claims to have discovered the one true way. Just practical down to earth stuff.
It is not known for sure what the mortality rate is after draining them, but the worst estimate seems to be 30%, so not at all a death sentence
As the article alludes to this is in large part due to The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. Which has a higher than 100% attach rate on the Switch, which is simply amazing.
I agree with you. Just as bad is what's known as Bile Bears. Humanity has a ways to go with treatment of sentient creatures. Intelligence or species is not the predicate with which we should dole out misery. Ability to feel pain is the only thing that matters. And far too many of the creatures we put through screaming existences are too close to our own hearts...conscious feelers. That's all we really are beneath it all. Do onto others as you desire onto yourself.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bile_bear
Could you expand on why? I normally use Airbnb for areas without many hotels or for longer stays. I generally find hotels more convenient for short stays because it's predictable.
Yes, as long as there's an independent empowered judiciary.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2016–17_Turkish_purges

But contrast that ideal with the reality that the government had already purged thousands of judges to destroy their independence and disempower then.
That one baffles me. It clearly incentivizes hosts to get you to click with a misleading low price, damaging the AirBnB experience, without giving AirBnB an edge over anyone else. (The results aren't appearing alongside normal hotels.)
Here are some of my thoughts after a quick scan:

1. George Box has a very famous quote: "All models are wrong; some models are useful."

2. Even the model applies correctly for Myspace, it does not mean it is correct for Facebook. I would use a very common terminology - "survival bias/selective bias" for it. The only way to ensure the model is letting it through numerous amount of cases. There is not only one social network is active, can the author predict for them and for the old one? Here is the possible list:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_networking_service

3. When they cited a paper, they are not supposed to agree with them. Some of paper even criticize each other. They may accept the concept of Facebook being cool down but not in couple of years (with different parameters). If you want to make sure they are all agree or not, please make a survey on this. Like I said, you (and probably me) are probably into survival bias.

4. There is a least one mistake here: "discussed in Section ?? [3],". So, was it well proof read?
a long term renter has a much greater vested interest in preserving the quality of life of the community and mitigating impact on the neighbors.

the fire safety issue is a bit of a red herring. that's something that is the responsibility of the landlord and the local fire safety inspector anyway, not really part of the long term vs short term rental debate.

the issues related to ABB tenants are about their lack of responsibility and accountability within the community, since they will be gone (forever) in a short period of time. the issues related to ABB hosts is that they evade regulations that their competitors cannot evade, and that (in some situations) they violate community laws or norms that exist for good reasons.
Author here. Yes the SQLite engine returns an SQLITE_OK value when the query is complete, just like if it were a database file on disk.

The insight here is that we can tell SQLite (via VFS) to talk torrent-pieces rather than disk-pages, so we can essentially query torrents (torrents containing an SQLite database) on demand.
It's not rude because the woman has taken nothing from the clerk. By stating it flatly, as you describe, there is no undermining of the clerk's position. Even IF the subtext is "you're pissing me off", she's still given both of them the benefit of ignorance so they can continue the facade. It's the clerk who chooses to be offended outwardly by it, rending herself even of her own dignity, for, what, maybe to try to make the shopper feel bad for saying something that _could be construed_ as subtextually rude? All she managed to do was give her power away for passive aggressiveness.
I believe Azerbaijan not only is not a dictatorship, but is also a secular government.

Iran isn't a dictatorship.

I'm sure there are more, but these are off the top of my head.
Facebook is not a social network, it's middle man that derives value from its inbetween position and used provided content. (It seems to me people registered on facebook are useds and not users)
While your comment wasn't necessarily constructive in general, I'd ask you to consider that it is possible Islam can be used as a tool by "garbage" governments as a means of cementing their power.
We're running Openstack with Kubernetes and it's working quite well. Lots of challenges though, and we're just exiting a preview phase into production.
What would be the point of environmental regulation polluters can opt out of?
I hadn't heard this before, I found a doc here - is there something more recent?
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/documentation/...
I think I've needed it once, and I was able to correct the error.

I have a cron job which runs every month and verifies each photo album; that picked up the error.
You honestly believe that if you compared 1967 USA to 2017 USA it would score WORSE on any of the categories you mentioned?

Politicians and public officials perjuring themselves (2 years from Nixon)

Intelligence agencies run amok (CIA toppling governments like they are made out of cards)

Flagrant civil rights violations by police (LOL no example needed here I should hope)

Please don't conflate better information with worse conditions. Things have never been better and they are getting better all the time (public shaming of politicians who say or do stupid shit, Snowden level leaks of intelligence agency bad behavior, federally recognized rights for gays in the military and marriage etc).
Related to most of the above: a lot of people like to know their neighbors so that they can be comfortable talking to them if there's a problem. Full time rentals mess that up. Now you might well find yourself going to complain to a stranger who couldn't care less what you think, and it's a different stranger every weekend.
The common sense answer is that an alternative which was inferior would never be developed to the point of submission for FDA approval, as it would not be viable to take to market.
I was confused because the source file was referred to as "the executable" and did not have a conventional .py extension.
Same garbage isolationism is happening in US, Philippines, UK, India, etc.. None of these countries are Muslim majority.

This is all a reaction to changing times, with globalization a key driver in loss of status. Some cultures can handle it, some can't.