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Why don't you let the actual engineers decide on the engineering questions, ffs? If you were making aircraft parts, would you ask the internet what software you are going to decide for them to use? No you wouldn't even be allowed to decide unless you were a veteran engineer with some licenses. "I wanna make some wings. We are bringing on 10 aero engineers. what kind of tools and metals should I set up? I heard swept wing is good to use, what are your thoughts. I am leaning towards slide rules, but I heard RPN calculators work well."
Meta: Stop using the black bar
There needs to be a discussion about the black bar. Several people including myself commented about it in the Bob Taylor thread [1] but were flagged. Even some very measured comments were flagged and hidden, so I believe there is a need for a venue to have an open discussion about this.

I believe the black bar was, at a time, a nice touch. However in recent times it seems on the nose to have someone behind the curtains deciding who does and doesn't get a black bar. I personally think it is exclusionary and inappropriate and should completely stop. It's obviously a contentious subject so I would like to put the idea out there for discussion.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14118290
Trying to raise this here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14119519
Davy Crockett (nuclear device)
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First Tech Federal Credit Union also issues chip & PIN cards. I think all of their cards are chip & PIN

https://www.firsttechfed.com/credit_cards/choice_rewards
You can get gum and other mouth cancers.
This reminds me of my friends who met an elderly retired couple on a cruise. They were Amex black card holders, and said that the biggest reason they carried it was that if something happened to them medically (the husband was a retired physician to boot), Amex would come through and get them to the best hospital in whatever part of the world they'd be in.

That kind of support and service can be a huge difference maker to people who have experienced or can perceive such niche cases.
Sure, but unlike the rest, they have nothing to do with cars.

Google has maps, Uber has cars, other are just cars.
I don't want my CC company pinging my phone, a PIN is much more convenient:

PIN: Insert card, 1234, enter.

Phone: Insert card, wait for notification, unlock phone, select notification, confirm purchase, wait for confirmation to get back.

Plus, if you're somewhere without cell reception or your phone battery is dead, what do you do?
I was reading about the Massive Ordnance Air Blast (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GBU-43/B_Massive_Ordnance_Air_...) that was used in Afghanistan yesterday, and remembered that lots of tactical nukes were developed during the cold war. The Davy Crockett was a nuclear gun that could fire a warhead with about the same yield as a MOAB. They manufactured about 2100 of these guns in the late 50s. It was a crazy time.
This actually is a thing - some people really wanted metal credit cards before they started becoming slightly more common:

https://metal-creditcard.com/

That said, the addition of chips to US credit cards has made that more difficult.
Will you be able easily upgrade OS X? for either point updates or major versions?

The last time I built a hackintosh (5 years ago), you had to go through kext hell that took about one day of hacking. I just gave up and bought a Mac.
I've been using a Linux workstation for the past year and actually feel like I could go with a Linux laptop too. I was contemplating Hackintosh but no need. I only miss the Magic Trackpad.

Atom + Chrome (with a dozen extensions) makes web development a breeze. I can do a lot of quality front-end work.

You're also not stuck with god awful Homebrew for installing dependencies. OS X is a pretty hostile place for developers who don't live out of XCode.
thank you for posting this, fascinating
My refusal to believe Mao did anything bad does matter and it is relevant. Emotion and pride will cloud introspection and it will blind you to what others see in plain sight. Denial does nothing to fix problems. Sure there are other places in Asia that share one of China's major problems that I've mentioned but I can't think of any place in Asia that has all of them.

If my argument is so weak, do you have any stats and facts to destroy it?
They didn't really trounce all the RISC vendors until AMD showed them the way with x64. They wasted a lot of time on Itanium.
What law requires them to do so?
Yes, that was happening in cooperation with SWIFT in the aftermath of 9/11:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terrorist_Finance_Tracking_P...

Back then SWIFT had two processing centers, one in EU and one in US. Traffic was replicated to both for resiliency. Later they opened up a new center in Switzerland to be able to keep European data in Europe.
We had a pre-interview yesterday (we're based in Norway). Got the invitation On Tuesday I think.
> Oh my God. This is the first time I've seen anything related to AI research that's given me a visceral reaction of terror.

I love DL but on the topic of visceral reactions of terror (or fear) to AI research, for me it was the recognition of the hot research on facial recognition(age, gender, ethnicity) with CNN's. Immediately, I had this vision of a dystopian future (informed by WW2) where some dictatorship had cameras that looked for people of a particular ethnicity and alerted soldiers of the targets position.
What impressive things have been built in a Hackathon
It's hard to imagine that anything of substance can be built in a weekend.

What are the most notable or impressive Hackathon outcomes, where a completely clean start was made at the Hackathon?
This is pretty exciting but it is also the worst kept secret in the Bay Area :-) I suppose they could have surprised us and filed for a rocket launch license.

I'm not sure what Apple expects to bring to this party but I know if you're getting a masters or PhD right now make sure your thesis topic is machine learning autonomous action in health/life/safety situations :-). I expect you will be recruited heavily.
From my experience i'd rather work with programmers with strong CS skills. They put out better code
Except this one can print it's own cash.
There's more to graphics than pixels - framerate, latency, color etc. And besides, there's more to gaming than graphics - notably, input/controls. That other stuff is important enough to make the Switch easily better than any higher-resolution phone for serious games.
Really who cares. It's HNs site so they should do it but it's hard to see why this warrants any thought.
If your standard for truth is "immutable feature of the universe" then you might as well give up now because we don't know about any of those, or indeed if any exist at all.

Setting such a standard for a machine is ridiculous if all you want is a new tool to get some work done.
The thing is, which may suck for you and be okay with for others, is that it isn't really your or my decision. HN is a community built and sustained by YC, and those who moderate and control can do as they please.

It is a completely arbitrary decision made by the mods. None of us pay a dime to be here, therefore we really don't have any say.
9gag has been caught time and time again using bots to just rip off whatever was trending on reddit's r/all feed (most obvious when they copy SubRedditSimulator, which is just a Markov Chain recombination of other trending posts).

This has been going on for years.
They probably allow themselve a threshold of demand over stock. Who would want storage costs and less needy customers :)
What makes you say that ^_^ haha.
Really sorry about the dupe - The lesson, as always, don't use the phone for Hacker News. Didn't notice until it was too late to delete. I wonder why they aren't automatically deleted?
Mother of all blockers. Sounds like your typical knee-jerk solution that has nothing to do with the actual problems.
Thanks I'll have to check that out.

I suppose I'd go with B, though I have no idea what to do about that.
It's some css on a website (not yours). Hide it with a userscript if it bothers you that much.
Most likely theory, IMO: people preordered Zelda for the discount (BB and AMZN offer like 20 percent off MSRP), expecting to nab a Switch later, but later hasn't yet arrived. Based on ebay sales rates, maybe soonish.
Talking about trackpads, I toyed with a MS Surface Pro at a store. I hate trackpads with a passion (unlike trackpoints) but I felt different about the MS SP one. Extremely precise and right material. I wonder if the latest Mac have a similar grade device.
You might be right. I haven't been following Apple too closely.
>And I don't remember anyone offering a free ATV to me... :)

I love my AppleTV and got it free from pre-paying my DIRECTV Now app for 3 months. It was a no brainer for me.
I've only used Homebrew to install Node and that went well. What're the areas Homebrew gets ugly?
The README is very minimal. Bundle install and then... how to use it, what to use it for?

I read the examples in specs and I didn't understand what's the purpose of the gem. It could be wonderful but with no explanations it is too easy to move on to the next link.
I got one by waiting on best buy to get a supply in and then went to the store. In seattle, it seems, no one actually goes to the store anymore. My wife actaully stopped by on her way home. Tweet from BB was at 10 am. She went by at 4:30p and the employees didn't even know they were there. They were under lock and key in the front and you had to ask.
Mainly because of implants, whitening treatments, social pressure and because they banned smoking in the past 17 years.
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at one point you could buy delta gift cards and have it covered under the $200 airline incidental fee. Neeting you 200 off a flight of your choice for `free`.
> These OKRs are entirely unrealistic to finish this quarter.

Same score as

> THIS IS ENTIRELY UNFAIR

These are qualitatively different sentiments.
I found myself mezmerized by a twitch stream on a computer 2 desks over today for about 3 minutes. I have good eyes but that's like palm pre resolution at that distance. Pixels don't matter as much as engaging game play, engaging graphics or interesting style, or story. Whatever argument you come up with I'll just counter with books and tetris.
More+cross+walk+button+s+in+powell+river+bc
Amex travel sight also gives great discounts btw. I once got a fairmont hotel room for the price of a mariotte. And it came with an upgraded room, free breakfast each day, and $100 to spend while at the hotel.
I was an intern at RIM around the launch of the iPhone. I don't think what you said was quite accurate.
Got the expression from my mom, she had a lot of them.
I can tell you what I was told about hackathons. It is a way for programmers to meet founders and other people. It is an event to bring them together and see what can be written in a short amount of time.

A program that is written in a weekend marathon would most likely be a demo or prototype as compared to a program written by a team over months or years.

It is a way to show potential, and find people to help those that have potential to reach it one day.
I use Jekyll for my blog and have found it to be pretty easy to work with for the most part. You'll probably get 40 other people on this thread also using Jekyll... Most also deploying github pages. I currently deploy my blog on Heroku because I had some familiarity with it after using it for a prior project. Heroku is also easy for deployment, but a free dyno might not suit your needs. (Oh whoops, you're wanting to host on S3...)

I don't have much experience working with CSS, and I generally hate doing it, so I looked around at various themes for some basic styling. I ended up forking a simple theme that I liked (https://github.com/renyuanz/leonids) and then tweaked with it a bit to fit my preferences. Some changes were needed, but the solid foundation made it much easier to make it look good on both desktop and mobile.
8192 became the arbitrary magic number for everything, so every 8192 seconds it expands by 8x8. It was 2x2 but progress was too slow, would take a year before reaching the upper bounds of 8192x8192px.
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It is a big deal when you want fixes for security vulnerabilities. As far as I understand, minor updates can also break a Hackintosh.
Overbooked flight on Delta? You now could get $10,000 to give up your seat
FWIW I agree with both of you and say the same thing.

It's in particular a California cult, because they don't actually have weather there.

Anybody who has dealt with driving in a full blown northern winter is likely more skeptical.
what? just put bottles on tables and let guests manage sharing it and when they run out of bottles bad luck
Point 6 is probably the most important

> try to show how changing facts does not necessarily mean changing worldviews

Point 4,about respect, is a consequence.
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> No consumer wants to buy a car made by Apple.

Why not? Have you seen it?
A tiny command line tool for upload images to instagram
Super interesting, sure, but the Centurion card ("black card") is much more elite - minimum spend, $7,500 just to get the card, etc. Great offering from Amex but a different league than the middle class cards like Chase Sapphire, Amex Platinum, etc.
so teleconference is social network?
Your reasoning is excellent. The only problem is that Apple doesn't have sufficient drive, talent, or reputation, in the cell phone industry to actually make and sell a good cell phone.
No employee wants to leave Motorola to work at Apple. No consumer wants to buy a phone made by Apple. Hopefully Steve and the gang won't blow through too much money before they accept that.
They're pretty good at making computers. They might want to focus on keeping that reputation in the meantime.
I wouldn't call them DAWs so much as object-oriented composition environments, but you appear to be describing Reaktor[1], PD[2], Max/MSP[3], etc., except that the nodes in those apps usually have controls on them.

1. https://macprovid.vo.llnwd.net/o43/hub/media/1150/10978/R6_1...

2. https://crab.files.wordpress.com/2008/05/regen-pd.png

3. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o412npUqvcM
I'd be worried about the youngs though. 10$ they don't see cars the same way previous generations did. They grew up with smartphones and internet. They may be very curious about feeling the Apple feel with a vehicle.
I keep two credit cards, the primary being an Amex. I do that because I like Amex's buyer protection, and their support has been between acceptable and impressive the few times I've had to deal with them. I keep a backup for when I can't use the Amex, similar to the above poster.

I do find it slightly annoying that I have to have a backup, but it's fairly rare that I need it, and the tradeoff is worth it for me.

I find it strange people are down voting what seems like an honest question about a pretty utilitarian matter.
This comment is so good that I think just being able to write it would qualify someone for a midlevel programming job!
Perhaps it would be appropriate to add a link to the bar so that when it was clicked on, one would be taken to the relevant obituary article.
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Thankfully one doesn't (usually) need to create a billion dollar company to become a millionaire.
"We never regard customers as a source of income but as people we want to have a good time, whatever their budget.”

Yeah, I see.
Amex Platinum is a charge card, you must pay them [for the most part] within 30 days, which is quite different from most American credit cards. Not a debit card, but close, outside of pay-over-time benefits.
I love cooking, I'll have a burl at whatever i can whip up from produce on our farm or whatever I've seen on food lovers guide to Australia.

Japanese is something I'm a huge fan of, but have been itching to go catch some mudcrab from the creek down front and do up a Singapore sweet chilli mudcrab, haven't had one for a month or so. Tonight I'm helping do up a scotch fillet roast in a camp oven over a fire(cooking over coals is great). Can't wait for the peas and gravy.
Do you have a name/link? That sounds fascinating.
I don't know that it would ever be stated so explicitly, but at the end of the day there's absolutely nothing anybody can do about the EDTX courts without major legislation, so there's no news there.
Install a modern Bash and set it as your default shell. When Homebrew updates (which it does automatically now) you might be locked out of your Terminal.

`brew --prefix package` returns the latest installable package, and not the version you actually have installed.

Also things like: https://github.com/Homebrew/brew/issues/2402

It tries to do too much and ends up being a never ending surprise from hell.

(The solution to the Bash issue is to hard code the path for chsh, etc.)
Doesn't seem to work well on iOS. Among other things, the map is very blocky on a Retina display.

Also, there is nothing here that tells you where this service/app works. By zooming out, I can see a map of the U.K. Does it work outside of the U.K.?

Where is a link that tells us how the site works and gives us examples of why and how we might want to use it?
I did not know this while I was a blue apron user. Thank you.
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I don't know. I know some Hackintosh users, who do Hackintosh because real Macs are too expensive for them.

I think for many people (including me), the Mac Mini was the next logical step, since it was affordable. Especially when it was still expandable (memory and disk). I think they make a mistake with making the Mini so unattractive. It may not be a blip on their radar, but I think it was a gateway machine for many people who later buy more Macs. However, now it's so unattractive that I can't see anyone buying them.
Ask HN: What is it like to live in a loft?
How does bounds checking do with vectorization? I bet it's not 5%.
What do I do about Lightroom and Photoshop CC?

Maybe get a system with 2 GPU's and do GPU passthrough of an OS X VM?
Partially yes. During the 90s when the New Zealand economy wasn't so great a lot of people left for Australia due to our mutual(ish) agreement that lets citizens of both countries live in the other (NZ gives Australias a permanent residency equivalent visa, but AU only gives New Zealanders a 'long term visitor' visa with permission to work).

If you're curious you can work out your tax here: http://www.ird.govt.nz/calculators/tool-name/tools-t/calcula...

There's also a 1.26% ACC levy on all employees, so remember to add that on.
If you recognize this diagram, you might have seen it in another context: http://worrydream.com/ClimateChange/#production
I often wonder why the yearly fees even come up in these discussions. Presumably, if you aren't getting enough value to easily offset the cost, why on earth would you ever get the card.

When I book hotels through Amex's FHR portal, I get upgraded nearly every time into suites that cost hundreds more than I'm paying. To say nothing of the free nights, hotel credits, and early check-in/late check-out. Makes the annual fee laughable, but you have to be using these cards the right way.
I can't tell for sure but it looks as if you are specific to the Atlanta area? I'm on the other side of the continent.
If i recall correctly, this was more common but was lobbied against by the CC companies (and might not be allowed anymore in certain states?)
Have a MacBook Pro on the side because time is expensive and you need a laptop anyway.
We detached this subthread from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14115902 and marked it off-topic.
I'm guessing you use something like w3m or lynx? (if not, I would love to hear about it) The problem is that text-based browsers of that ilk are not user-friendly to the general population.

If you have the knowledge to implement that kind of not-requesting of ads, I bet one of the fringe/experimental browsers (I'm thinking of Vivaldi) would be a great place to implement what you're talking about.
FastMail also has an option to filter out tracking links from HTML emails (from everybody, or just from unknown senders), while still giving the ability to see pretty HTML formatting if you want it.
could you elaborate on the toroidal structure for people like me who don't know music theory please ? what are the two fundamental cycles that make ZxZ ?

I see semitones going around the main circle - but how are they connected back to themselves the other way ?
Sometimes the TODO message doesn't make enough sense, and having the author gives you who to ask for context.
Judge has way, way more heart that Parker and Stone put together, and I think that relation would probably doom any project between them. Unlike P/S, Mike Judge is never mean.

If you ask me, I'd suggest he do something with Mike Mills.
My 12th grade computing science instructor (who was admittedly horrible) said that she didn't see much of a future programming computers, because pretty much all of the computer programs that were required had been created, and all that was left was to improve the speed, size of documents allowed, and maybe add a few extra features.

This was in Spring, 1987.
The Amex Platinum paid out over $2k in benefits on my honeymoon alone (2 free nights at a Four Seasons, upgraded rooms, free breakfast for 2 every day, and a resort credit) through the Fine Hotels and Resorts program. I don't always travel like that, but I did then and the yearly fee was more than worth it.
What was the pre-interview like? What were you asked and how long was it?
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The author originally released the book here (http://codeforces.com/blog/entry/50728).
3D software is also very complex.
And I wish more complex programs used the window system of Blender.

Just arrange your windows and for each window choose a window type you want to see. And ofcourse the ability to save this.

I think this is a big plus as a UI because every person and project is different.
It's almost as if movies are dramatized and fictional.
Sure but should our lack of control preclude discussion?
There is also a trend that smartphone users are not
downloading as many apps today as they did in the early
days of mobile technology. That means any new app has a
significant challenge to get exposure, users, and loyalty.

This and the big social media network/chat check the postings and block mentioning of and links to new social networks, to prevent early uptake. If you try to invite more than a few of your friends to try out something new, they won't receive the message, the post won't be visible in their news stream, and so on.
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And why would it not be firewalled off on the machine itself?
There are brand name vegetables?
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I don't. I generally keep them or shred them.
Problem with the skeumorphic design is that it's only approachable by people who are already familiar with the hardware, as dperfect already said. I share their frustration with such interfaces.

Also, non-skeumorphic doesn't have to maximize flexibility. It could just as well be designed for ease-of-use.
The SEO on this article is going to be fabulous. The words "patent troll" will be forever tied to this company. Good work.
You're not holding it right, so you don't have signal vs. you're not sitting in it right, we're sorry everyone died.

Phones are toys. Cars kill people and are highly regulated.