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Our only measure of data is what we've used for testing our velocity. We've found that velocity increases when 2 or more are working from home on any given day. When I know a particular feature is going to require a lot of concentration, I don't think twice about popping into our #standup channel around 6am and saying: "wfh today".

Now, when it comes to bugs, I'll admit, tossing it up on big screens and inviting a few co-workers is just awesome. It's like playing solitaire with someone watching... they always see things that you would not.
I did it in reverse. I used points for my flights and hotels and booked those first. I had a rough itinerary planned. Going to Tokyo -> Osaka -> Hakone -> Tokyo. Once I booked all the rooms first, then I planned activities. Hakone was the hardest to book since it was a hot springs hotel and I got lucky with an opening.

I figured out what I wanted to do and then matched that up with the days. I ended up removing stuff since jet lag and delays can always ruin the best plans. My days are more guidelines now. I know if I want to go do something, I can and have a list of things, but if I don't feel well or just feel like exploring, I can do that too.

Edit: I made a google doc, then turned it into a spreadsheet. I also have a TripIT account and used that for any travel notifications. I also added all the locations to google maps and plan to download them in case of bad cell service. I also looked into Maps.me.
It's good to see people from other professions such as yours on HN. I often get the feeling that HN commentators are mostly senior software developers, but people like you kinda balance the atmosphere here.
Isn't IPFS censorable? That's the impression I got from this FAQ entry: https://github.com/ipfs/faq/issues/47
I think the domain indicades something like keybase.
> Why would you use a salad fork for dessert?

Well of course one would have to be rather depraved and unconventional to do so; but I take it that this is huehehue's example of the sort of fun and depravity the having of which he is "all for," while still wishing for a general reduction in the broader depravities of modern living.
It also creates a countervailing force that increases employment: people on minimum wage spend their money which creates demand, which creates minimum wage jobs.
>> certain boards on 8chan are ripe with intelligent and informing discussion

The misconception here is that A) this is unique to 8chan, that those discussions are some how special and not being repeated across pretty much all online communities everywhere, and that B) this is the result of the lack of a dogmatic view of free speech that even evicts legal censorship of illegal activity.
Hey, see my reply to croon above.
Ask HN: Which front-end stack is the most productive?
I am an experienced back-end developer, 15 + years.

We are developing a B2B service, essentially an integration play (right in my wheel house). But we need a simple website for the clients to login and see the relevant information.

My question is, what front-end framework would this community recommend?

I have no preference for languages or architecture, I am only concerned with developer productivity and security.

A reactive design will be fine for now, native mobile will come later. This is not a consumer product.

I was thinking about starting with React.
The office visit, probably (even though this would be less than 5 minutes of a Doctor's time, or increasingly a Physicians Assistant or similar). The prescription? No way, a course of penicillin or other common antibiotic costs pennies.
An alternative stance to take could be to not expect people to behave how you want them to and just be happy if people turn up. (You're free to do what you like of course !)

Someone may be on Facebook just to keep a contact list, not to use it. Someone may not have turned up because their mother was in hospital. Maybe they were about to RSVP but then their kid fell over, then it was dinner time etc. Maybe some people just to prefer not to pre-plan everything in advance.
I'd submit it's important to always be able to behave scientifically and boldly. Product-Market fit isn't a one time solution. Markets move and change, Facebook, Apple and Google have been successful because they've changed their products as the markets have changed.
Great answers! We also do our own EMS which make up 90% of our calls...
Developer team training. Everything from coding to requirements.

I was always good with computers. Even when I was writing, I ended up installing a computer network for the local newspaper. Eventually I just gave up and went into computers full-time.
My supposed remark was a reference to how this ritual was practiced in other human cultures as Jews didn't invent male circumcision.

It was like "Hey boy, you've hit puberty and become a man now. Let's do this small rite of passage and cut that foreskin off your dick so you could join the rest of the tribe of grown up men"
More permisive/corporate friendly license
Great... leveraging the usual "broaden the competitive landscape" rhetoric - who can possibly say no to competition! - they're re-opening all the disputes over settled science that were a thorn in the ass of their corporate cronies.

No biggie, we'll have to re-discus them to death once again and while this battle of attrition works another round, it's more profit for them, and irreparable damage for the whole darn world.

At some stage we will have to implement retroactive reparations, this game is so obvious it borders deliberate affront
The class may or may not be fun, but the extra skill can be. It's a physically intimate exchange between two people (in partner dances like ballroom emphasizes). If you enjoy music, it gives you another avenue for enjoyment and participation (actively responding to what you hear, as the lead choosing the right direction and movements for you and your partner, as the follow choosing the right flourish to add to a movement). Socializing is generally enjoyable for human beings, even introverts at least for a period of time, and this is one way to socialize. You also learn to let go which can allow you to experience more joy/fun than being overly anxious and rigid.

It's not a rigid thing. There are certain movements that everyone learns to start with, the basic waltz and foxtrot and such. Then you learn to combine different movements but still staying within the confines of the waltz. You learn how to add flair to it. It's like musical improvisation if you've ever played an instrument or sung, but physical, with your whole body. There are rules and constraints (really, conventions and guidelines). The restrictions impose challenges that can be fun to work within and around (a typical waltz is a 3/4 time piece, the dance is often done in a circle around the room, but what twirls and such you add are yours to choose and at the right time). Every dance will be different and unique.

I have to ask, do you actually have fun grinding mirrors for hours? Like, you actually experience joy and glee from the activity proper? Or is it the end product you enjoy or the challenges of finding the right way to achieve the qualities/properties you desire from a mirror with the tools and techniques at hand? Or is it, like running for me, meditative in its repetition, but still novel enough at each turn to not be mind numbing?
there is a massive reorientation to cloud computing services occurring
> that you seem strangely interested in

Not sure why that's being zoomed in on. The very manifesto of HN is to post things that are strangely interesting.
That is significantly harder to do.
Interesting idea for non-profits, but for-profit companies work fundamentally different from nations so irrelevant in that case.

"user" is a voluntary concept, unlike nationality. So if you don't like a company you simply stop using products from the company, that's how you "vote".
You can try to scrap them out of DNS servers
That seems crazy to me. If you want to maximize dopamine release you will optimize your product to be more and more like cocaine.
But if it's remote work it doesn't need to be in your area (as long as they are willing to employ you, as opposed to contracting).
you could also choose to use safer libraries and cryptographic primitives
I'm wondering what will prevent that open source project from being sold (like MySQL was)? The prospect of having a stable open source database engine is nice, but then it gets sold to a big corporation (Oracle in case of MySQL), and gets killed off (presumable to push paying customers towards their own DB). The original developers leave the project, development and maintenance stalls, and whoever was using the DB freely, now has to transition to something else.

So now MariaDB gets this funding, they might just as well work on the product for couple of years, build up user and paying customer base, and then sell it off. If i were giving grants as a government entity, i would consider adding a condition to the deal that they can't sell the software and have to keep it open-source and free.
Blessed are the meek.

Youth is wasted on the young.
Cheers for the link!

> ©2011.

Update in 2021?
You still need moderators to enforce the rules. No one is claiming it's impossible, just not by 1 person.
I hear what your saying but can't you use the same logic with bathrooms? Sure, we could all get by with 1 bathroom. Hell, we can get by with just communal bathrooms. But it turns out it's nice to have the luxury of not sharing things, even with your family. It's nice to be able to customize things the way you want. I will buy the argument that people will give up personal car ownership when I start to see people give up having personal bathrooms.
The automated cashiers are only going to get better and cheaper. I think if that's your argument against raising the minimum wage then you're only delaying the inevitable.

Now, if the argument was "don't raise the minimum wage because we want people to keep their jobs temporarily while we spin up xyz programs to help for when then inevitably lose them to automation" then, OK, that seems reasonable. There's a plan to move forward from the inevitable.
You're almost correct! The truth is actually the complete inverse of your statement.
Again, I have no respect for this line of argument. I don't care what you think about someone "risking" things. That's no reason whatsoever to screw people over simply because they have little other choice.
This thread has gotten quite uncivil. It takes a lot of extra care and effort on heated topics to resist this, but nevertheless it isn't the kind of discussion we're after and it violates the guidelines. Please take that extra care.
Who is "you" in your question? It serves any content a user on your instance follows (unless explicitly blocked).
The BLS government definition ends unemployment status at one year.

There's a classic Micheal Moore movie (or, someone else?) where he discussed the closure of the Janesville Wisconsin General Motors assembly plant which historically employed between 10% and 1% of the city. In December 2008 when it closed the number of unemployed increased by 1200 people. In December of 2009 the number of unemployed auto workers legally officially dropped to zero. Obviously all 1200 people didn't get jobs... Thats where SSDI comes into play, because unemployment is a state funded program but SSDI is federally funded. SSDI has been roughly doubling in size every 5 years since the 80s, very roughly. Currently there's about 14 million under 65 getting federal disability benefits. Its increased from about 2 percent to about 4 percent of the population this century, and shows no indication of leveling off or decreasing, LOL. So the current unemployement rate of 4.7% is realistically about 8.7%
Still doesn't solve the case where the developer just wants to slap something in the root of the C: drive on windows from the outset (Cygwin I seem to remember defaults to c:\Cygwin for example...again slightly convoluted).

Also those locations are user specific, there's nothing there to support the use-case of an app that's available to all users, or might just be a system service (/daemon).
These points are the result of a fully efficient global market, combined with network effects.

The first makes it possible for anyone to be almost perfect in finding and using the best service in any field. The second makes it so that more users makes a service better.

I'd argue that this has led to overall better services, though at the cost of centralized powers.
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Oh absolutely, it's a good system and many sites already utilize it.

I only mentioned the Gmail example because that's what the article was about, it sounded like you were suggesting a solution for that scenario.
PlatformIO IDE with Unified Debugger is out 100+ boards, zero-configuration
Exactly. I totally agree, but typically with a startup achieving it at least once (the first time) is of particular importance. After that the role is more general as "CTO" than as "Startup CTO". But I'm just splitting hairs. You are totally right.
There is little research into the long-term effects of using antidepressants
See all the standard microkernel arguments, which seem particularly apropos given the overall Android ecosystem. You ideally want the vendor provided device drivers sandboxed since they're often not that good.
The debate here seems to boil down to(from my Orthodox Jewish perspective at least):

1. There is a subjective morality that says a parent must not make decisions for a child that will affect it in a manner that could possibly be perceived as negative

2. There is a subjective morality that says to follow your religion, and one aspect of the religion is circumcising your son at 8 days old

The people ascribing to the first believe it to be an objective morality. The people ascribing to the second believe it to be an objective morality.

¯\_(ツ)_/¯
It's a mirror.
> Now what if Comcast decided to charge more for access to HN?

Then, you might want get that RJ11 outlet installed. Easy fix.
That's a casual reductionist definition of censorship.

Community edited wiki != Censorship

Centrally administered information channels == Censorship

The state has equal power as citizens to make edits. Meanwhile the state has exclusive power to shut down network access, persecute people for publishing edits or providing access to censored information, chilling effects, etc. Pretty big difference.
>The evidence that globalization causes great harm is simply too obvious for me to ignore.

Globalization creates value. You can't just dismiss Ricardian theory because of your anecdotal experience. The problem is where the value that is created by globalization goes. It has increasingly gone to the richest of the rich. If that increased value was distributed fairly and we increased the social safety nets to help the people caught in the transition, like those in your home town, society as a whole would be much better off. Trying to turn back the clock on globalization is simply short term thinking on a problem that will continue to get worse if we don't come up with a lasting solution.
I have a command-line script to "toot", and I run a cross-posting tool that crosses in each direction. So I "toot" from the command line and it appears on Twitter. Equally, if I tweet, it appears as a "toot".

It gives me a chance to see how things go. So far, I'm preferring Mastodon because I'm on a small instance with a very definite community feel, rather than the sprawling, undifferentiated mess that is "Twitter".
We've actually had a few:

https://experiment.com/projects/does-freezing-cookie-dough-m...
https://experiment.com/projects/the-cookie-monster-how-does-...
https://experiment.com/projects/qualitative-survey-of-burrit...
Looks a little buggy when the red line won't cross an ocean. Am I missing something?
Yet it isn't.
> Take away death and what do you get?

You get lack of genetic diversity, which leads to death. If a species became immortal, it would have to stop reproducing, to prevent overpopulation. Without sex, the gene pool stops changing. Along comes some new infectious organism, and there are no individuals that can resist it. The species goes extinct.

Sex and death are both necessary.
I'm not overselling it since i did not attach a price tag. I said a change, not how much of a change.

And yeah, i can entirely see how different people might not give a damn about any of this. Some might even benefit. Men who're not very sensitive would have more fun without the foreskin and the direct stimulation and might not even notice the loss of the nerves in the foreskin, men with very active glands might not care about the difference in lubrication, women whose glands are naturally more productive might not care which type of penis their partner has.

Nevertheless, the sexual function is changed. There are things a circumcised penis can do better. There's also things an uncircumcised one can do better. I'm not saying either of them is better than someone else's, just different. Changed.
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In certain times, people find that any system which allows exploitation, will be exploited. Furthermore, it will be exploited by groups of people who feel less powerful, led by demagogues who exploit their attention and outrage for their own benefit. Rules of etiquette and decorum which once protected such systems will be ignored by people who feel sufficiently "justified" in their outrage. Intellectual commons once supported by common values and a love of knowledge will become polluted.

The above describes Ancient Rome prior to the change of the Republic into the Empire. It also describes the world 1/6th of the way through the 21st century.
I can relate: In my experience, sometimes your work is light enough that you can still get home at 5pm and have hobbies, consulting gigs where you do what you really love to do (even though that does not give you much money) and et cetera.... and that would make you satisfied with your life, besides.

It's all a matter of balance, sometimes you work in a genuinely nice place but you have shitty working hours and/or wage, you can't properly study and update yourself, no energy to workout or take care of your body or do 'useless' stuff that keep you sane (any hobby will do, rc cars, music, woodworking)... so some people find (for example) a good paying and simple/undemanding job with great hours, so they get home and can still attend uni, workout, have proper hobbies etc.

Source: worked at a place where i felt accomplished and technically challenged all day long but I had no free time, was fat as fuck, had no time for the wife etc... am now at a much lighter dayjob, managed to find time to finish uni, lost weight, have hobbies etc...
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if only someone would write an article documenting sane alternatives to JWTs
Is it really robbing them if they didn't have those jobs in the first place?
Streaming porn sites have their own set of technical challenges.
I don't have a hot enough oven either, so the crust isn't as good as a proper pizza establishment. But, I find the overall pizza better than home delivery pizza.
Just wait until your users hack the bags, squeezing the salt out with the bare hands, the VCs won't like that.
Thanks for this.
I'm a web developer, recent college grad. I freelance and travel a lot. It's cool, but I hate the work for the most part.
I do lots of tiny UI tweaks and stuff every day. It's slowly killing me inside I think.

The upside is I work from 'hpme' and can sleep in and have lots of freedom and stuff, but when it comes to work... It's destroying me.

I have been living in Costa Rica for the past year and I'm incredibly jealous of some of the locals here. Some of the locals running surf shops or tour companies or ______ are living their dream. Less stress than me, 10x happier. It's incredible.
They do. It's called religious persecution.

And if a government would ban circumcision, I'd be willing to bet that all Orthodox Jews would leave. And if the government prevented that (which has certainly happened before), then it is well documented that many Jews are ready to give up their lives in order to circumcise their sons.

Update: only my first comment was theological; the rest were socio-physical
As a layman, this sort of sounds like the beginnings of a Heisenberg Compensator (from Star Trek transporters), is that way off?
CEO - Full time, 6 (soon to be 8) people (Startup Internet Service Provider)

Workday (highly variable)

- [7:00] Wake up, read Reddit / HN, check email (I'm trying to change this habit, it takes too long

- [8:15] Go to the office / Starbucks. Respond to emails, check my task list, hop on chat and make sure people have activities for the day

- [9:00] Try and do some sort of focus work, eg. Read and Sign contracts, write documentation, respond to emails

- [12:30] Costco Hotdog / Solent / Grilled chicken lunch

- [1:00] Go to Home Depot and pick up something we need

- [1:30] Physical construction. Install customers, troubleshoot networking issues, drill walls, dig holes

- [6:00] Try to remember to eat

- [7:00] Do some sysadmin things

- [8:00] Go to Lewis and Clark Brewery and discuss plans with co-founder

- [10:30] Head home

- [11:00] Read phone, brush and floss, sleep
I'm always confused about all those codes (RS, LDPC, Turbo etc.).

If you have the parchive use case, i.e. you want to "armor" files on disk so that you can detect and correct bit flips (including bursts), which codes are useful and which aren't?

RS obviously is (parchive, optical disks etc.). But are fountain codes usable? Low density parity codes? I have no idea how I would select a code family.
Do you have evidence that this being employed in a successful manner?

We have evidence that simply blocking the site is happening, what you are proposing is way more expensive.
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Well, the insurance companies have a seat on the National Uniform Billing Committee, so they have a say.
Oh shut up.

The number of people that keep living in denial and rationalization of their sub-optimal circumstance astounds me.

Just face it and be honest. There is nothing noble in being a 50 year old for an infinity given the option to be youthful and mentally/physically fit instead.

Vanity, superficiality, shallowness... All these buzzwords that criticize something that is perfectly natural to desire, in an effort to signal some higher moral ground.

Come on.
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