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Hey brudgers,

Thanks for your useful insight. Will put it up on Show HN.

1. You got it right! Orgzit was built for inhouse use (as a simple field data collection app for engineering services companies that could be used to collect operations data from various infrastructure assets).

But it was evident that SMBs were spending a lot using multiple 3rd party apps to manage projects, assets and finances. And Orgzit realized it's scope was in working with such teams and help them structure Orgzit according to their M.O than the software's.

Currently, we use SQL in combination with NOSQL, Django, Celery, RabbitMQ, Backbone.js

2. Orgzit is currently used by engineering project companies and entrepreneurs looking to save on time and enhance their team productivity.

Today, the primary mission is to make people realize Orgzit's usefulness in terms of its ability to organize data, collaborate with colleagues, and analyze the information - all from a single window. (all from the purview of setting up a lifestyle business)

Tomorrow, the pricing plan can be modeled to sustain Orgzit's finances as well as make it more suitable for its users.

It will be great if we can give you a short demo and see if it's worth the hours we put into it.

Regards
The goal does not have to be to ascertain and adjudicate truth. It only has to detect attempts to deceive. Right now we don't have a good way of doing that other than everybody building up their own internal filter.

Perfection is the enemy of the good.
Couple notes about the android app

- the icon is broken, all I see is the green android face
- when i log in to youtube, it says the log in is from an Iphone per my google security alert
- the back and forward arrows don't look right. They don't have the right icon to be a visual cue for back and forward. They look more like previous and next.
- would be great to handle full screen
- video speed is not preserved when starting a new video.
> debuggers will often lie to you, and you often have to look into the registers for the real data

What do you mean by this?
Yes, there is. But sadly enough, the game isn't about who has the safest delivery mechanism.
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If this is about who should bear the blame I think "Nazis" is too narrow but "Germans" is too broad. Hitler won barely 33% of the vote in the last free and fair elections. Even after seizing power and after a violent campaign of intimidation Hitler only got 44% of the vote.

It is also doubtful that those who did vote for him expected him to kill all Jews and Romani people. The threats were certainly there but most people believe politicians to be hyperbolic and not follow through on everything they say.

At least I can say that my own ancestors who were murdered in Auschwitz did not expect that to happen.
> builds character

Evidence needed.
A thought occurred to me the other day. What if it's not so good to "be one with the bicycle" ? What I mean is, I feel the narrator identifies too strongly with the machine. The frustrations of the machine translate directly to him, leading to crap avoiding gumption traps.

Like composition v. inheritance, you don't always want to become the thing, you just want to use it. It's dangerous to become a thing, especially one without any Quality.

Maybe I resonate more strongly now with the BMW driver. I don't know. Maybe I didn't really understand the book.
Cynically I imagine this data will be invaluable to energy companies looking for potential new oil drilling sites - I'm not sure if I'd want my legacy to be the continuation of fossil-fuels...
Thumbs up on this, we can agree on the basics and disagree on the minutiae; after all, as individuals, we are different to some degree.
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Many companies in the US are providing gyms for their employees, making staying in decent shape that much easier. I definitely take advantage. Even when I don't have time for a full workout, I can hop on treadmill for a 30 minute run and be back to work in 40 minutes (assuming showers aren't all occupied).
> > Interesting to note that nazis killed as much ethnic poles as polish jews

> Wow. Why is the holocaust taught with such a focus on one ethnic group of victims?

A large part of that is because they were deliberately and very specifically targeted, particularly with regard to the use of camps and gas (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Final_Solution). A lot of the other groups were either attacked for more general reasons (being allied to the "wrong" group, not being Aryan enough, speaking against the Nazi regime, to give three examples) or abused generally simply because many the Axis command structure where generally abusive and encouraged that sort of behaviour further down the chain.
I suspect that you're pushing plants over the line.
All these efforts have the same issue that existing media outlets have: why should they be more trustworthy than the existing media? All the newspapers in existence already claim that their number #1 goal is to report the truth. We all know they tend to fail miserably.
Contemplating the fact that you could be manipulated to perform similar misdeeds may not be pleasant, but it is very important.

We all have tribal instincts, and we are "predictably irrational", meaning that we can be manipulated by skilled pupetteers.

Tribalism is on the rise once again right now and I find it unsettling.

Edit:

>But it does nothing towards avoiding repeat of tragic events. How would anyone learn on "crime without punishment"? And that's exactly it, you're not punishing any people, not proportionally to damage done anyway, and ideas don't feel pain.

I totally disagree. The punishment of Germany post WW1 lead directly to WW2. The extended hand that followed WW2 is largely responsible of the peace we've had for 70 years in Europe.

It turns out that punishment and preventing recidivism do not always go hand in hand.
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This is as useful as

* Write down the problem.
* ???
* Profit
"just asking questions"

South Park has never been more relevant: https://www.hulu.com/watch/252630
Who will be next?
This happens because of funding. If poltifact and others were funded by donations or subscriptions, this might not happened. If they are left to advertisers or rent-seekers, they WILL devolve to regular lying/biased media.
I'd simply google split brain and start reading case studies. That's what I did.
Just because they pointed out the clearly Jewish bias of the article doesn't make their point anti-Semitic.

It's like giving out a medal to one member of a winning 4 person rowing team. What about the other 3 members did they count for nothing?
> In the wake of fake news

Well, once is happenstance, twice is coincidence, the third time it might be enemy action, but a constant stream of mischief and abuse stories coming for the past few years... that's just how Uber rolls. The company should have been put down long ago, but now it's a good time too.
I wonder about travel too. My mind buzzes whenever I'm a new environment.

I now wonder about walking far...
No you are right. Modern perls use the BSD code in File::Glob.
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I am 5' 6''. I want to gain 20 kg at minimum because I am too skinny. I have no reference or people to be a model.
> For every new customer they can sign up that converts, I credit their account with a few free months. It totally won’t scale [...]

I don't know the market/business, but why not? isn't that what Dropbox does at scale?
20 kg at minimum. I am 5' 6''.
> with Belarus and disputed Kosovo currently being the only countries which are not a part of it).

should we expect Britain to join them soon?! Imagine one day Belarus will be more democratic than UK. It's incorrect to say that Britain doesn't have a constitution, they have one, it's non-official manual, you know the one that bears title of a year 33 years ago.
It up now and the "become a supporter" section seems to work again.
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Oh no. What used to be the best designed website in the whole internet is now, too, a slow mess that doesn't work in javascript, uses several trackers and loads half a megabyte to display few screens of text.

Who the hell thought that slapping some annotations on top is worth this price to pay? Why not add stories to it, too?
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Is an ML course now a common part of an undergraduate degree program, though? --I genuinely don't know, which is why I'm asking.

These days it would certainly be much easier to teach students how to use a debugger - most students probably aren't doing their work on mainframes anymore where resources might be limited (anyone else remember getting emails asking you to release your semaphores because the server is running low?), but professors still have to decide which topics are the most important to cover in a limited amount of time.
Was Feynman sexist? A quick googling finds nothing.
Source of funding is the key. Social media enabled the idea that news could be free, and that's where the dominoes started falling. The signal to the news company is that they need to keep pushing out articles which people click on or share. The incentive of reputation and prestige got replaced by click-baity and virtue signalling.
Eastern lands were important for them for other reasons - they had they own "idyllic" vision of them. High officials and officers were promised as an compensation for being sent to dreaded Eastern Front a large plot of land and Poles/Ukrainians as slaves. Eastern Poland and Ukraine are among most fertile agricultural lands in Europe.
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Just a simple example of learning Dutch, which blew my mind.

1. Monday in Dutch is maandag, which means 'moonday'

2. Friday in Dutch is vrijdag, which means 'free day' (and is pronouced 'freydag')

Obviously the French is lundi, but I never made the connection with lunar.

So for 28 years (4 year's worth of Moondays) of my life I never considered the connection between Sunday, Monday and Moonday.

Perhaps it's not scientific fact but actually learning another language fluently and seeing the differences was pretty freaking awesome to me.

There's other fascinating differences like the difference between 'Icing sugar' in English and 'Flour suger' in Dutch, one explains what you do with it vs the other explains what it resembles.

Perhaps it only challenges simple brains like mine.
One might very well discard the US school system as a the petty farce that it is, but acknowledge the greatness of the "American experience" as a whole.
Well, I agree with everything you wrote here.
It all depends e.g. what's your favorite (scripting) language? what's your favorite template (language)? what's your favorite configuration format / language? and so on. I've put together a stay static showcase - that shows the same website / sample site (w/ posts, pages, datafiles) in 10+ static website builders / generator - see https://github.com/staystatic/staystatic Cheers.
Hi - I'm living in London right now and from Australia.

Mostly what stands out about Copenhagen is the ridiculously extensive cycling infrastructure. Dedicated lanes, signage, signalling, parking...it's amazing. Also the entire culture is about the bike. People looked at me like I was a bit crazy when I didn't (yet) have a bike to get from one venue to another.

Cycling in Australian cities is nothing like it. It would also be impossible to implement it to the same extent in London.

The public transport is also excellent, the education opportunities and nice, open spaces. :)
TL;DR: rich people with big ego.
The way software development is mostly done these days, it's about writing the solution as the first and only step. It helps being reminded that clearly stating what the problem is and then taking a bit of time thinking about it is important.
Is Uber really just that bad? I'd say it is. We've been seeing such stories regularly for many years now. Many of them have been discussed here on HN too. They all paint the same picture current stories do - that Uber operates in total disregard for the rule of law and human dignity.

As for why so many articles just now? My guess is that Susan Fowler's story crossed the outrage threshold in general public, and now news platforms are simply milking the cash cow.
Very interesting. In my reading of war-related English language literature from that period (Steinbeck, Orwell) I don't think I've encountered the term "Nazis", but that's hardly a representative sample.

Where I live (Poland), people referred to German occupiers as "Germans", and it is also how they spoke of themselves. For example, the sign on streetcarts said "only for Germans", not "only for Nazis" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nur_f%C3%BCr_Deutsche).

Also, on your chart, you can see an over 50% drop of the usage of term "German" in 1945 (without any significant change for "Nazi"). It might have been caused by the US realization that the Western Germany will be an ally from now on, and change of rethoric.
I was excited to read the announcement. Then I discovered it is not really ready to go. This gives me the impression that it is half baked. That's really not the impression they should be making with something so important.

I tried to register as a supporter. Upon submitting my credit card, I got a CloudFlare error. I have no idea what was supposed to happen when I registered.

When I received the confirmation email, I clicked the "confirm" button, was asked to prove I was human by identifying photos of gas stations, then taken to the website of impossible.com instead of WikiTribune.
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I want to gain weight because I am too skinny. I want to fix my body shape. Sure, I would rather gain muscle than fat.
It is not inherent to the German people, more to circumstances that lead to WW2.

The stigmatization of tribal identity leads to its reinforcement. The German nation was punished far too harshly after WW1.

Germany post WW2 had a bad hangover, but the hand that was extended to them post WW2 helped a lot in quelling their past madness.
Very interesting site - thanks. But I'm disappointed with its coverage of the Irish Potato Famine. It gives an estimate of 750K. In 1850 Ireland was the most densely populated nation in the world, with 8M. In 1950 there were only 4M. What happened to that population? Yes, many emigrated. But many were starved as a result of British land seizures and government intransigence. More research is needed in this area to counter the dissembling of the Potato Famine Deniers.
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Not if you were Richard Feynman. That is sort of the point of the article. Can or should more people be able to do this? Amusingly, Rob Pike claims some of the best programming advice he ever got was from Ken Thompson. The advice amounted to: when you are stuck, stop, think hard, and then fix the problem.

This advice could be seen as amusing rhetoric to stop and think more often.
>. It's dangerous to become a thing,

Why?
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Atlassian service and site seems to be globally unavailable as of this moment. Even the status page is down and their twitter is silent.
Anyne knows what's happening?
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Legal implications generally come up for:

Websites dealing with medical data / HIPAA

Accepting CCs / using an SSL certificate - SSL certificates and I believe the US government in general does NOT want you sending your SSL key outside of the USA (Canada might be allowed; I haven't looked in a while)

Obviously, any government related data should be kept in it's country of origin.

I recall EU having some specific rules but I can't remember them off the top of my head.

Really depends on what your app / website does / what it collects. If it's a generic every day site selling a product and you want to make it available in multiple countries for low latency - then just deal with the SSL issue.
>Was Feynman sexist?

In the same way, and probably much less, that any male was in a totally different era of the 60s and 70s...
I agree then, the war's aftermath was 100% rational/cynical.
In my experience, the blinkers on white South Africans during apartheid and Jewish Israelis seem to be constructed in the same way. In that sense I don't blame Israelis for wanting to build a Museum of Tolerance on a Muslim cemetry - that's just how they have been brought up. Just their culture.

It's no wonder Israel supplied apartheid South Africa with nuclear weapons. They had a shared philosophy.
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I hear a lot of news and see a lot of third-party apps that connect to Slack. What is so exciting about this Slack tool?
Lists can't cover everything, even your best albums list is lacking. Where for example are Critical Beatdown, Hard to Earn, Stunts Blunts and Hip Hop, 2000, Paid in Full, Funcrusher Plus, Unfinished Business, Breaking Atoms on that list?
All of this greatly depends on the teacher. While I have never specifically seen a debugging class offered at university, some professors do a good/decent job ensuring that you have debugged/tested your code.
Really great feedback. The reason I asked this question is I just launched my app https://pipecourse.com/ and its been few days. I tried cold emailing people but getting almost no response. Any particular feedback for this will be appreciated.
How would you even define these damages? I understand property damages, those are easy enough to calculate.

But you're talking about money/financial compensation for - in my world - invaluable things (grief, trauma, loss of life).

Judges have a hard time coming up with these on a much smaller scale and expectations for compensation vary wildly (my impression is that you can get a loooot of money in the US while the amounts would be a magnitude or two lower in Europe).

I'm not saying that we should forget about everything that happened (and people around me don't as far as I know), but I feel that your suggestion isn't easily done.

I'm from Germany, in case that matters.
It is interesting to think that there have been those¹ who thought about the converse proposition, and saw early on the potential for the debugging of programs to become a widespread activity which would promote general habits of introspection in children (Seymour Papert's "thinking about thinking").

But that's not how things happened, and today people pretty much do not think about writing (and thus do not end up debugging) the programs they use.

Instead we are all users now, and for many the troubleshooting algorithm is to:

1. google it, or

2. reboot it, or, failing that too,

3. throw it away, or, failing even that,

4. complain and curse.

It's amusing to think that this model is now sometimes used by programmers as well (though hopefully mostly just #1, and sometimes #2).

[1] https://youtu.be/Pvgef9ABDUc?t=43m10s
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It really isn't a problem on android. YouTube works perfectly on android chrome, but chrome tends to open the YouTube app on android since it's installed by default.
Well, forcing users to learn a very rigid and alien workflow like that of GNOME (or Unity before) risks losing them. I sure can't get used to it - I want a taskbar showing my windows and flick my mouse to the top right to close windows. Any desktop that can't easily accommodate my workflow has no chance on my laptop. If you really want to challenge Microsoft, make migration easy, not hard. It is already hard enough to move to Linux...

Of course the Linux Desktop gave up on challenging Microsoft a long time ago, resorting to circle-jerking and tribal infighting instead. For sure parties like RH and SUSE don't have any desktop ambition at all, sadly :(
So "Hell" was the name of their program for tracking Lyft drivers, and "Heaven" or "God View" was the name of their program for tracking Uber passengers. The allegations of Uber employees abusing the privacy of individual passengers using God View go back to at least 2014, so this actually isn't anything new, just more specifics about who they were spying on. See here for a screenshot of their God View emailed to a journalist without her permission: https://www.buzzfeed.com/johanabhuiyan/uber-is-investigating...

And see here for their cute Dr. Evil mascot that's part of their God View, which doesn't seem so funny any more: https://www.engadget.com/2014/11/19/uber-godview-tracking/
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Ahhh ok. I'll add this to the next commit.
Read the comment from the person with the Greek relative.
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I've found that Traction [0] covers and explains most of the ideas people will mention here on HN.

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According to http://www.ga.gov.au/about/projects/marine/mh370-bathymetric... "Data collected as part of the bathymetric survey will be publicly released by Geoscience Australia in due course."
Contemplating the face that if I perform similar misdeeds I might go without accountability or punishment may lead to conclusions, but not the ones that you would like.

Moralizing people doesn't prevent them from behaving badly when it's convenient to them. The perspective of punishment works much better.

For the Holocaust, very few people were punished. For Turkish genocide, noone was punished. Makes genocide a low-risk tool on a political table, if you ask me.

> It turns out that punishment and preventing recidivism do not always go hand in hand.

I utterly fail to understand how do you imagine it to work.
Imagine I'm a politician in power and I have an idea that some of my country's residents are eligible for genocide.
What's there to deter me and my fellow citizens? Certainly not the perspective of punishment. Then what?

Hell, in recent history, Croats got away with ethnic cleansings. You just have to be buddies with right countries.
I respectfully disagree with your argument in relation to this article.

Dan Luu is describing a method that would help people achieve a better success in their exams and classes, he's not even pointing their usefulness in the workplace. Therefore, your point about him thinking that universities are here to produce skilled workers is a strawman.
In a world where organisations want everything to be a "process", and broken down into tiny steps, it's useful reassurance that retreating to a darkened room (or whatever your preferred environment might be) and thinking through a problem is a valid strategy.
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Speaking as such a guest, I look after my own needs in that regard. Expecting one's hosts to attend to one's vices is just tacky.
Your semantics for question marks are wrong. Question marks matching zero or one characters are the semantics for IBM/Microsoft command interpreters, for reasons that go back all of the way to CP/M. (Strictly speaking the original semantics amounted to, because of the 8.3 field padding, question marks matching a character, the end of the string, or zero characters if immediately before the dot.)

In POSIX, question marks match exactly one character, always. There's no need for backtracking.

* http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/utilities/V3...