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with kids, cycling to work is the only way I can get enough exercise into my day.
Heroku has supported websockets through its routing infrastructure for ages, along with things like SNI (which has been mentioned elsewhere here as things people wish were available in GCP). Not a ding on GCP necessarily, just notable how featureful mature cloud platforms are, such that "even Google" is playing catch-up.
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Is it just me, or would it save Uber a lot of time if they just got the lawyers to go over discovery in one pass for every project they run?

It might be erm... tantamount to admitting most of your activity is subject to legal challenge but the cost savings would be astronomical.
> Croats got away with ethnic cleansing. You just have to be buddies with right countries.

I seriously doubt you know enough about break up of Yugoslavia to make such statements.

And furthermore, for war crimes such as genocide it is hard to tell who is to be punished, the officers, the regime, the soldiers, the population? They all took part in some way. So who exactly should we blame?

Who should we blame for Srebrenica? Netherlands? UN?

Or should we instead work towards rehabilitation and educate people and help people rather then just give out punishment?

If the punishments always work, there would be no need for jails.
The thing is, we have had "flying cars" - helicopters - for almost 100 years. Helicopters match the core functionality of a flying car: can fly, can carry 2-6 people, can take off and land almost everywhere.

So why are helicopters still relatively rare, and what is different in a "flying car" that people dream about? It's not 4 tiny wheels after all (and you can get a helicopter with tiny wheels).

* Price: helicopters are expensive to buy, and very expensive to maintain. You need about 1 hour of maintenance for every 10 flight hours.

* Fuel cost: vertical thrust for lift is very energy intensive.

* Difficult to pilot: needs professional training.

* Noise and airspace restrictions: many cities do not allow personal helicopters to fly low or land in urban areas due to noise and fear of accidents.

"Difficult to pilot" is the only area where I see significant possible improvements in the near future, if autopilot gets good enough to remove the pilot altogether.

But there is no obvious engineering breakthrough on the horizon that will improve the maintenance, energy use or noise issues. Maybe if there is a breakthrough in battery technology, then electric helicopters could improve on both the energy and maintenance costs, but that is not really up to people working on "flying cars".
It actually turns up a lot of article about Feynman and sexism. E.g. this one:

http://mathematigal.com/home/2014/7/14/feynman-is-not-my-her...
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the problem is that Metal Manac doesn't say anything meaningful and it looks kinda boring with just the bootstrap and no theme. You need to work on the integration between the features and UX, make it memorable! There was a HN tread recently that even bad web design can bring you more visitors/users as long as it's memorable and stands out from the croud.
I am always amazed at how relatively little we know about the ocean floor.
It is lack of proper supervision of sensitive data that's the issue.

I know the in the UK team leaders and those with access to data on the phone network have to be PV vetted - that the same as TS clearance in the USA.

After all you don't want some one looking up the queens private number or details of GCHQ's private circuits.
>who gets to say what's fake news and fake journals, who gets to be the gatekeeper?

That's not how reputation works. There isn't a single institution who gets to say "This is good science, but this isn't", but scientists as a body can.

An institution can of course choose its own standard regarding specific journals, but it cannot impose them unto others.
Are the facts more important or are the topics? For example, the NYT is generally pretty factual however IMO the topics they select and placement in the periodical are the message.

So the fact that they write front page article on some terrorist attack in say France that kills 5 while a similar drone strike on the same day in Afganistan kills 20 and gets buried on page 30 is the point.

Who was is that once said the first casualty in any war is truth? And how many blows did we miss that lead to that first casualty?

Regardless, I see little downside to this and hope it's successful!
> It's sad how HN is here demanding meticulous adherence to a clause buried deep in the incumbent's ToS and pretending that violating it is some basic moral misdeed.

Probably because the context for a "TOS violation" is very different between a large company and an individual, and because the motives for this violation are venal. And because Uber is a serial violator of pretty much every rule it comes into contact with. I doubt you'd find many here who would see a problem with, say, a researcher violating the same clause to get data for a research project.

Large companies can afford lawyers to read TOS documents. Normal people don't have the time or expertise to read them, usually. And who writes TOS documents in the first place? Large companies. It is a double standard if a company wants their TOS followed, but breaks other companies'. So it is coherent to argue that large companies have a higher burden to follow a TOS more "meticulously" than individuals do.
Did you read the text? For every RStudio UI feature, I also provide the equivalent function call.
If only there were some simple way of indicating a date by which a food should be used. Maybe they could make it human-readable.
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Just to be clear, this is just about carry-on luggage. You can still fly with laptops in your checked-in luggage, despite what the title says. Still pretty annoying though, for some people.
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>You can't compare the number of dead and conclude anything meaningful from that alone.

Of course you can. The number of innocent people murdered is a very meaningful number.

I never disagreed with the rest of what you said. I don't disagree with you that Jewish hatred was not a cornerstone of Nazi philosophy and that other European countries did not collaborate in anti-antisemitic policies.

However, it's not appropriate to just throw aside the number of lives lost as "not meaningful alone." What other single metric would you select to be considered to be more meaningful?
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I don't think ruby will ever get to the point where it's useful or a good fit in every context. The optimization goals are pretty clearly laid out: developer performance and happiness over raw speed of the language. A lot of features don't lend themselves to easy performance optimization (open classes, the ability to change methods on individual objects, lots of the metaprogramming features etc.). It's just not ruby's goal to be fast on every platform and in every context. It's often fast enough, though.
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A message from another couch potato trying to improve oneself :)

You don't need to go to the Gym. What you need to do, is to take ownership of your body and your health regimen. You don't need any complex mechanical stuff to do that. Bodyweight exercises are more than enough for regular folks and you can do them at home. Research. See what works for you. These guys have a terrific supportive attitude and great do-at-home courses to get you started https://gmb.io/

Aerobic: Do a run per week and walks on other days around your house. If you want to compress that time and are ready for some pain, do interval runs (research Tabata exercise).

You don't need the gym. Gym is marketing bullshit by an industry that attempts to monetize basic human functions. The only reason gyms are packed with exercise machines is because it's the cheapest way to offer some sort of structured conditioning without expert guidance. I.e it's the most profitable model for gym owners. It's not as good as free weight exercises (unless you are after some specific athletic goal, I think) for any sort of thing.

I found buying an activity bracelet with onboard pulse meter motivated me considerably. Polar A360 was good enough for me, but I'm sure there are better alternatives.
Maybe I don't know enough, in this case you will surely correct me by providing input.

Ethnic Serbs and Serbia are already blamed for Srebrenica, they were bombed and part of their country occupied.

But, Croats and Croatia are not blamed for ethnic cleansing in Srpska Krajina, they got what they wanted (mono-ethnic Croatia) and had no consequences by being friends with EU.

This tells us, "be sure that you're friends with powers before doing your genocide"

"Or just be strong and unyielding like Turkey was"
This is the first I've heard of a wiki or chatroom on S/O and I probably won't visit them now I know they exist either.
They are labelling the extreme-left candidate the "extreme-left candidate", so any narrative derived from the "extreme-right" label happens entirely in the reader's head.

Note that we're talking about the foreign press (from the French perspective) here. They certainly have a motive to want le Pen to lose, but they don't have much power in that regard.

It's also not a secret conspiracy to stop her because it's not a secret. The slice of society journalists inhabit (i. e. having a university degree, having lived abroad, having studied history) is scared to death of what a FN would entail, such as the certain death of the European Union.

Again, you're operating from a wrong understanding of both "journalism" and "objectivity". If some holocaust denier holds an event, it's their job to call them out, not to report "both sides of the debate" in some sort of fake balance.
I came here to suggest this. Great to hear that someone actually tried it and found it to work.

Did it take long to get your mind to 'get' it? Did the effect fade? What polarization filters did you use?
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I wonder if you could get uniform pressure by putting the juice bag itself in some fluid, then pressurizing that? I mean obviously you could, but I don't know if you could get 15 bar or whatever they are going for using something relatively inexpensive.

(OTOH, it would be annoying if it exploded)
I found him to be somewhat full of himself from the autobiographical works alone.

Then again, I probably would be too, if I was Richard Feynman.
I've started exercising over lunch, a half hour run instead of sitting in front of Hacker News and Reddit really helps clear my head for the afternoon's problems, as well as the obvious health benefits. I'd definitely recommend giving it a try.
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Hey cool, they support HTTP/2 [1] and ECC (using P-256 curve) HTTPS certs [2]

[1] https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/load-balancing/http
[2] https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/load-balancing/http/ss...
All that long commuting, working late to pay to live nowhere near your work. Your banker has lots of free time and won't come to visit you if you get sick.
Some species of morels may actually be poisonous, none are deadly though. (Unless maybe if you eat then raw.)
"Marginal utility is the degree to which adding one more of something will exceed the cost of doing so."

That's a meaningless statement, because you can't compare/subtract marginal utility and marginal cost. The latter is measured in some currency (e.g. USD) but the former is not.

You can compare the marginal utility of X with the marginal utility of the cost of X, but then what you're really doing is comparing the marginal utility of X with the marginal utility of Y, where Y is the highest-utility alternative use for the marginal cost of X.

Anyway, back to my actual point: the comment to which you responded was talking about marginal utility. I'll attempt to elaborate on the example (music vs. water). Water is more valuable than music. That sounds right intuitively, but what do we mean? What we mean is that if we had to give up 100% of something, we'd choose to give up 100% of music instead of 100% of water. But all that says is that there's some finite amount of water that has higher marginal utility than all the music in the world. And that's right. If I need a minimum of 300ml of water to live per day, then I'd give anything for that 300ml. Maybe I'd give a lot for the an extra 300ml per day also, but it's not as important. And by the time I'm drinking 5 litres per day, I'd probably rather spend money on CDs than buy more water, as the marginal utility is zero.
And the other 2?
Actually, a good friend of mine just filed for a patent on a widget which will directly cut into Mylar's epipen sales. It's gonna be a tough startup, I'm sure, but he's doing it.
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I imagine what happened is that they designed it with flat plates so that it could press whole vegetables. However this didn't work, because as you need to mill anything except soft fruit before they are pressed. They changed the composition of the produce packs so that it did work. However by doing this they'd made the packs so easy to press that a roller (or your bare hands) were sufficient. By this point they'd already designed this beautiful over-engineered solution with flat plates, so probably didn't even try using rollers at that point.
>Is it possible you are just not well versed on the subject?

Well I took required history classes in high school and university and scored well enough in those courses. This is what I was taught. That's what my statement is about. I was aware that other ethnic groups were targeted, but did not know the numbers in some cases were similar to those that Jews suffered. I had a very real understanding they were, by a far margin, the largest group to suffer.
Optimised C++ sure but you don't see this issue with C#. If you are using a high-level language that does not have a reliable debugger, time to change language.
I think this is how some 3D projection systems work. They have 2 frequencies for each color, and the glasses filter out one of each frequency. You could then achieve the same thing semi-passively.
Hand squeeze the juice then use the QR code to squeeze someone's hand...
I didn't know that plastic like PE is worth money (my local garbage service manages to sell it) but cardboard has been worth as much as steel for a long time now.
Wow, what a grotesque comparison.
Heh, for an even better reaction he should try asking random men in the office to bring him soup.

Depending on his workplace, things could become physical :D
Haskell is less about the "language" and more about the mindset. You simply have to program in a very different way, and that is hard to rewire your brain to do this. Once you learn Haskell, you will program different in other languages as well, simply because you think differently.
> If you can build a smaller version of your product which provides value to customers it can be a great source of leads :)

This is great advice. I hope more startups would follow it. Make valuable open source tools, create free tier services etc - that brings much more exposure to relevant users/customers because they discover you and not the other way around.
Brilliant. I loved the turn, and I can't wait to see them flesh out the whole "new internet" plot. Only part I didn't like is that Bighead is back.

Yeah, the dynamic will change, but it would have stagnated otherwise.
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Just trying to find a shed of truth in an idiotic statement by assuming the best one of possible meanings.
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Quick, bring out the biplanes! :)
Half of these are editorials, yes. Editorials have been part of journalism for as long as words were printed onto paper. The media is the forum where such debates happen. Also, /r/politics isn't news. Do such a list with the headlines on the NYT cover.

On each point:

- Trump was demanding "border wall money" and it was threatening to derail the debate over a budget CR. If he had not caved, the US government would have shut down on Friday. How is that not real news?

- If the State Department is spending money to promote MAr-a-Lago, how is that not corruption? How is corruption not news?

- same as (1). Also, check the URL: wp.com/opinion

- Giving powerful jobs to family members is the definition of nepotism. This is certainly commentary

- same as (2)

- Politicians make decisions based on poll data. Should the public not be told of poll results?

- Yeah, it's an opinion. It's not pretending to be news.

- Same as 2

I don't actually get the complaint. Do you consider everything negative about the President "biased"? What if he dies? Would reporting that be considered "biased", because it could have an impact on his chances of reelection?
Ha, there's not. Instant is better (just) than no coffee, even though I wouldn't touch the stuff at home...
How come Xamarin tag exists, but there is no python?
They have that absurdly over-specced ARM processor, with convenient USB terminals on the PCB for flashing it. I'm sure you could make them useful.
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Yeap, as their auth systems seem to be leading to non-available services. If a user is already logged in - Jira works for them.
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How about you go down the list step by step and actually debunk the claims instead of claiming the source is not reliable. What is actually wrong in that article?

Clap Clap you read a Wikipedia Article. Yes I trust Michael Adams with a lot of stuff, not everything. Yes I am a horrible anti-waxxer anti GMO who dares to believe that natural healthy lifestyle is better that taking a lot of chemicals sold by big Pharma. And yes I am also a "conspiracy theorist" (CIA invented term to shut down opposition after the JFK assassination) Nobody in their right minds can believe their magic bullet lone wolf assassin fairytale, and in fact about around 50% of Americans do not. I am actually well educated on many topics that Natural News covers and mainly not from Natural News, still coming to the same conclusions.

On the German Wikipedia they have a lot of defamatory Articles about people who dare to question the status quo. They refuse to let up edit the Articles objectively and it has been proven that the admins, the top 200 of Wikipedias Editors and Admins are in fact organized in various radical leftists organizations. And that they abuse their power and are anything but unbiased.
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Thank you for the answer, Dan. Would you also be able to clarify why Facebook uses an alpha version of React in production?
Nothing particularly wrong with showing off on the landing page, quite cool that your app suits it. The issue is the topic - it should be about the app and it's relation to the user, not about you or the company. You could quite easily (if I follow the product idea) create a course about the product itself. Sort of like a walk through or tutorial explaining it.
I tried to watch it but the Netflix queue has it backlogged.

I bought a copy of season 3 from Amazon. But HBO has locked it up with DRM and it won't play on any device I have. DO NOT BUY IT THIS WAY.

I love the show and can't wait to see it.
Aeropress. Small, fun, easy to use and clean - and makes excellent coffee.
'but keeper, if walmart take the price of your meal off your order and you can refund no questions asked, can't we solve world hunger and the economy by taking and refunding free meals infinitely?'
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In the app it does say that

Pl@ntNet only works for the plants of the French metropolitan flora.
I'm a huge fan of CM however I found the BT and it's obsession on horses almost indecent. I would recommend BM, The Road and No Country ... in that order.

I really don't see what ppl like about the BT.
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Thanks, this is very well done. I think in a way it's even scarier than Threads, given it doesn't allow you the detachment of seeing other people. You would _be there_ watching this report and losing it.
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As for material/financial compensations, I think it would be calculatable. We could take into account:

- damaged/destroyed infrastructure/housing/factories

- resources robbed during occupation (Poland was heavily deforested for example).

- value of slave labor

- predicted lifetime economic output of people who were killed during the war (this prediciton could be tricky)

There should also be individual payments for people who suffered hardships during the war, such as:

- malnutrition (Germany's central planning had entire Polish population on 700 kcal per day, which wasn't much more than Auschwitz's daily ratio. Luckily, Germans didn't manage to totally control the Polish agrarian economy so, thanks to the black market, we didn't quite starve as quickly as the plan assumed).

- slave labor

- torture

- loss of health

- loss of family members

For the above section, I'd argue for amounts proportional to the standard of living in Poland back in 1939, which wasn't very high (i.e. I wouldn't want modern US-style $10m per head settlements).

The hardest part to estimate are the reparations for murder of political, economical, scientific, social and artistic leaders/talents. I'm really at loss here.
Yes, but you cannot cancel the request. If you go offline mode it lacks cookies. That's why I need an extension that blocks request first.
I wouldn't say playing catch up so much as I would say they're focused on features that provide the greatest amount of benefit to the greatest number of users. SNI is easily solved by setting up a Nginx proxy behind their HTTPS load balancer. Sure, I would really like it if SNI were baked in, but where they may seem like they fall short on small things, like this they are eons ahead of other providers with products, like BigQuery. BigQuery has made all the difference in the world for our engineering department. We have a vast, robust data warehouse, it's easy to read/write, easy to manage, and best of all we do not have the brunt maintenance around supports its own infrastructure.
Interesting, well that is reassuring as nobody I asked in the Netherlands believed that they were recycled.

Regarding your early point, obviously there is a industry built around waste disposal - but the problem is still that we are creating types of waste that are destined for landfill. The fact there is this option to put it in the ground is a barrier to solutions for how we package our products, which chemicals we use, what we actively recycle etc.
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