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Google does not allow bidding on trademark terms you do not own, so there is at least clear precedent.

Edit: Oops, mostly wrong. Guess I've had an adblocker for too long. :)
Yes, I get the reserve space for local variables and so on.

But this is a leaf-function and one that has no register trashing or temporary variables. Could this be inlined later on via link-time optimizations? Will the linker then remove that function prologue and epilogue?
You get raises in this industry by changing companies. Nobody will ever give you more than a few percentage points as part of a standard end-of-year review.

It sounds like you might not have known this before, so at least now you do. It doesn't help to complain about it to your manager. They know what they are doing. And they'll know why you left when you do.

If you are better now than you were when you started, then it might be time to start interviewing. Take a new gig that pays more. Repeat every couple years until your market value is where it needs to be.

It's a sad state of affairs, but in absence of any way to change it, the best thing to do is act accordingly.
IIRC it's needed on x86 but not on x86_64
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I don't understand, this has been an extremely common game on Android for ever
Way to much going on, too much text in the screenshots so I try to read it but then it's gone.

The text doesn't pop with the beat, nothing big bug kinda odd feeling imo.

At the end I don't really get what the app is about, some news thing within the company. And/or some performance tracking for each employee.

And the iOS wallpaper is like iOS 8 style.

As a whole, I think you have the style and feel down pretty well (not very original though) you just need to simplify it a bit.
> conspiracy theories around popcount and the NSA

Whoa. Some links (with sometimes not-very-well-thought-out allegations):

https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/comp.arch/UXEi7G6WHu...

https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2014/05/the_nsa_is_no...
Not rolling our own exactly: running on ECS now and busy evaluating Kubernetes. These are still quite blunt instruments though.

At some point, as a company grows, it's not just about running some containers. You want batch jobs, complex placement constraints, scheduled tasks, etc., etc.

If you haven't watched through https://youtu.be/4OLlKGT7aVQ, I can recommend it. aspyker does a great job of enumerating many of their complex use-cases.

The Titus team at Netflix is building this on top of EC2/Mesos and ECS.

The rest of us still need to do a bit of work to find/adapt/build our own.
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> 3. Learn to recognize sarcasm in short, written text.

No need. This is HN. Someone's bound to have used machine learning to crack this already.
In Andrej Karpathy's excellent blogpost on RNNs[1], he links to some of the code he used for visualisation[2]. I have done something similar. In general: put your the activations of each cell memory over time through tanh and color it based on that.

[1] http://karpathy.github.io/2015/05/21/rnn-effectiveness/
[2] http://cs.stanford.edu/people/karpathy/viscode.zip
>Trademark would only be a problem here if what Pirate Joes was selling was counterfeit Trader Joe's goods.

That is wrong, according to the case law. Facts here are very different bc TJ product is backed by the TJ guarantee; therefore, although identical TJ product when PJ sells it, it is "materially different" because PJ doesn't back the TJ product. That material change is a trademark violation, especially where PJ is advertising they buy/resell TJ product (impossible and confusing to customers).

Simply look up the case law when first sale doctrine does not apply as a result of material changes to the product because the change in warranty/customer service inherently tied to the product/brand.
hints!

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I don't think we're all going to be buying disposable kettles every day. Think about the infrastructure that had to exist to replace that kettle before. We had to build a network of brick and mortar stores all over the place and keep them supplied with kettles and all kinds of other things in case someone needed them. When a replacement was needed, the person who needed it had to drive there alone and get it.

Now we have a warehouse (which the brick and mortar stores had anyway) and instead of millions of individuals making trips alone, we have delivery van that is driving around anyway bringing things to whoever needs them that day. Overall, I think we've gained a lot of efficiency and reduced the amount of resources necessary to get goods to people who need them.
Is there a credible news source for this, or just The Independent?
I think Bjarne works for Morgan Stanley. Bloomberg has John Lakos, Alisdair Merideth, Dietmar Kuhn and others (although I'm not sure which of those are officially on the committee).
Do you think many here are employees who are stopped beacuse of their employment contracts stating that anything they produce are the employer's property?
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Does the UI scale up on tablet and down on phone? So are buttons larger on a tablet? Just curious, if you don't mind!
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Angular is a thing of the past. You need to be using OrbitalJS, or Conker. Sabre is also gaining a lot of traction
Isn't robotics basically just one cool sounding application of microelectronics and mechanics?
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Doesn't Angie's List already basically do that? I'm getting a fence right now and it's been easy to send a quick message to a few contractors and schedule estimates.
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She specifically mentioned it in her announcement of forming a government yesterday outside downing street, but none of the broadcasters included it in their reporting.

It's why I voted against her and am disgusted she's still trying to force it through. They even knew the attackers and it didn't stop anything, it's completely unnecessary.
I say this a bit tongue in cheek because a large Corp doesn't think like this, but did you add more value to the firm in the past year than the first six months? If not, why would you expect to get a raise above inflation? At smaller firms if I had the work record to back it up raises were actually negiotable. Bigger firms not so much.
I once worked for a big bank. Before I started outsiders told me 2 "law's" that ended up true.
1) Get paid as much as you can up front because your pay will never change year to year by more than 4%. Starting salary is an anchor with very thick chain.
2) The severence package is awesome than so old timers won't leave voluntarily.
Made for a really unhappy workforce. Good times.
> why was this ex-admin's credentials not revoked immediately after their employment ended?

Maybe they were but he'd set up time bombs.

Maybe the admin was fed up, knew he wanted to burn things down, wiped everything remotely and then never turned up for work and he became an ex employee in the aftermath.

It's decidedly not trivial to secure your company against a malicious admin who has control of much of your infrastructure.
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Apple just reduced the price of the 13" MacBook Pro to $1299. That seems to be inline with PCs from Dell with similar specs.
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So, just musing here, no actual knowledge on any of this: what if a Dyson sphere was 100% efficient and feed its energy back into it's power-source. Could this sphere exists for all of eternity? Trapping all energy inside and recycling it?
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> why does an ex-employee still have access to production?

Maybe he became an ex-employee after (and as a result of) wiping production.
Good luck with the next wannacry.
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There are methods in Java which have special vm implementations to take advantage of instructions like this. They methods have an ordinary Java code version for the interpreter and on jit compilation are replaced with the other version. For a complete list of these types of functions see http://hg.openjdk.java.net/jdk8/jdk8/hotspot/file/87ee5ee275...
Call someone explain in what sense these notebooks are "reproducible" to a greater extent than just a .py or R file? I'm not that familiar with them. Do they have key metadata or something?
But the headline says "Theresa May to launch sweeping internet regulation", which is complete nonsense, which is why no-one is reporting that.

For US readers, The Independent was a UK newspaper which closed last year. The website was handed over to a marketing team who make money farming outrage clicks from left-wing people on Facebook and Reddit.
Many thanks. Very simple solution :)
A civilization capable of building a Dyson Sphere wouldn't need to.
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That would be equivalent to a perpetual motion machine, so I don't think it's possible for thermodynamical reasons.
The second law of thermodynamics makes 100% efficiency impossible. The Carnot efficiency is just a measure of how close you can get to 100%.

It must be a slow day on HN for this post of mine to make the front page :)
No, because it cannot be 100% efficient. If it were you would have a perpetual motion machine.
I haven't had the conversation go in that route since high school (my family came to Canada in the late 90s, when I was 10 - I was born in Chennai, too), and by that point I had learned to turn the tables pretty well. Maybe I've been lucky, and maybe it's just that Canadians approach race differently. Every one of us is an 'other', and it doesn't seem to bother us a whole lot. Most of us anyway, Kellie Lietch doesn't seem to agree.
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Bash has it's own substitution system built in, though I would usually use sed for this task.

http://tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/string-manipulation.html

See the section under Substring Replacement.
> Whether it's for the better or worse simply doesn't matter.

I guess it matters to those upon which the worse is imposed.

By that, I mean not only the taxi drivers. From an individual standpoint, those who get to drive for Uber are happy to get jobs, but looking at the problem at the scale of the workforce, replacing one jobless man and one well-paid man by one less paid man and a jobless man is a net loss.
Personally, I really dislike PHP, but I agree with your sentiment. You do what you have to do to solve your customer's problems, using tools you know will work.

At work I have written a couple of CGI scripts in Perl, because that was the easiest, fastest way to get a working solution to a relatively small problem. I know CGI is totally '90s, and Perl has not been hip for at least a decade, but damn it, it gets the job done quickly without fuss.

I kind of suspect that with PHP the situation is comparable to Perl - you have a well-tuned, mature interpreter, a rich library ecosystem for almost any task you can think of, and a community of experienced developers.
There are tons of open source chat programs. Perfectly good ones, with video etc. As is so often the case, it's a social problem, not a technical one - the network effects dominate.
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> Whereas GCC’s __builtin_popcount() only works on unsigned ints Rust’s count_ones() works on signed, too!

C's weak typing should handle signed
Yeah. Would be really cool to combine both fields in one to get a cleaner schema.
> If I were in charge of PE, every kid aged 10 and over would be a tumbling master. Then I would start teaching them sports.

COUNTERPOINT: At age 13 we were being taught some tumbling in PE class. A mishap caused a minor neck injury. I am glad I didn't break my neck and end up paralyzed. I wore a neck brace for a couple weeks and had chiropractic adjustments for a couple months. However, that site has ever since been very susceptible to tightening of the muscles and a locus for headaches. Sometimes quite severe headaches. Somewhere in my twenties I learned to manage the headaches better but here I am in my fifties still managing headaches.

Having made this counterpoint from my own experience I think I agree with you about tumbling and others who have mentioned judo, BJJ or other martial arts training. I suspect on average it would be beneficial but the training itself is not risk free.
Possibly, but stars are a huge waste of energy.

A civilisation capable of building a Dyson sphere should be able to come up with a better use for a star than just lighting up the universe.
Thanks for sharing, I also want to make such videos, so I have watched the whole video, and feel that it's too fast comparing to those videos I watch before. Too many texts for audience to read, and they are so small.

More important, I do not get any key idea from the video. Maybe I am not the expected audience of the product.
Another slightly similar situation was the loss of Constantinople https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orban
Actually, you're not far off!

Where else would the next major advance come from, if not from raising our collective consciousness through games (cheap focused simulations) and articulate story-telling (social alignment and morality correction)? We're not robots, to somehow perceive objective reality independently and logically.

I certainly believe story-tellers and players are absolutely critical if humanity is to pull through. In the "standing on the shoulders of giants" kind of way: incremental digging at what really matters. And the free market seems to agree, as people who are good at this are among the highest valued individuals, however you choose to measure value (money, social status, attention...). What makes you think you could assign value better?

Just curious -- what do you see as the "current existential dangers"?
Even better, he's my former cab driver who cares about his customer service rating staying high!
Would it be out of line to ask you to make a specific critique?

I may be taking the parent comment out of context myself (as sparse as it is), but I worry about nation-states manufacturing dependency.
Is there any way you could explain to the uninformed, like myself, where the energy would leak? Is it impossible to make a 100% isolated sphere? Would radiation or other kind of waves always pass through?
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Exactly. Mind-boggling how easy it is to present people a logical reason.
But Agilent had Win98-based oscilloscopes more then 15 years ago.
"Now that you are super-successful - let the state take your money. Because, reasons" ?

Why do you believe that the state (with its lifetime employeed mediocraties or venal politicians), with no competition itself to always be improving, would or could be a better steward of resources than a corporation?
In this example, you are asking for the cab companies to calculate an average fare which will allow them to operate at a loss during the night. The cab company is taking the risk that their assumptions about how much to charge during the day will offset their losses at night.

However, for this scenario, why does a cab company need to take on this risk? Why is the risk of not having a cab at a cheap price not borne by the person who needs it at 3AM? This seems like a problem that is sufficiently solved by the market, where cabs will charge appropriate pricing to make it worth their while, and if another company finds they can correctly price their fares so that they can offer the same pricing day and night, then customers will choose them.
So basically the list is in your head? That's not very open.
" I for one would like to see the tables turned more often."

I don't know you.

But what I have learned that people who do not care about other peoples property, care very much about their own. Destroy other people business? Go for it! Destroy my car which I could kill someone with? No way, it's mine, I've worked hard for it. Vandalize houses of rich people? Go for it! Steal my iPhone? Hey, where is the police when you need them?

In Berlin people cheer the burning of other peoples BMWs - yes this is a thing. The same people go to court when the police scratches their table tennis table during a raid.
The problem is, conventional agriculture can't feed NY or SF in the long term. It is a system in the process of destroying itself (which is all that the word "unsustainable" means, after all).

Expensive tomatoes are preferable to desertification of the continent (which is what the deforestation, soil loss, and overgrazing due to agriculture cause). What do you think shutting down North America's water cycle will do to the GDP? Compared to paying more for groceries (a tiny sliver of GDP), it's an economic no-brainer.
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I’m so happy external GPUs are finally a thing
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Oh, and if you have anything you want automated, let me know - I love an automation challenge :)
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I like the pyromania version "little inferno"
I see Comdb2 requries SQLite to install. So, I'm guessing Comdb2 is a distributed storage engine for SQLite, or?
I'm between two sides on this. Access to new life saving medications is fantastic and therefore should be celebrated. On the other hand, cost of the drug makes it inaccessible to a wide range of people.

Maybe someone more knowledgeable than me can explain: do we as a society aim to improve public health on the cheap, or go headfirst into personalized medicine, knowing that we will be spending way more?
I have lived in Europe, although not Poland, but my point is not that public transportation is not useful, just that it's not always a suitable replacement for a taxi.
Haha, are you serious? Or just joking?
The energy is converted from short wavelength (visble light) to longer wavelengths (infrared). A Dyson sphere would act as a black body [1] and radiates energy at the temperature of the sphere outer surface.

1. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black-body_radiation
Who defines criminal behaviour? And why is criminal behaviour always placed on the little guy when companies can always get the leeway of claiming ignorance?
I feel like you didn't read my comment or didn't understand my point.

That said, I won't make wide ranging judgements about your life based on the few words you have written.
So any candidate locations where such Dyson Spheres may currently exist? Can we detect them based on their gravity (i.e. objects orbiting it without the centripetal force accounted for)?
So, for that additional 4% efficiency, the radius must be increased by 25x; making the total surface area somewhere around 650x bigger?

An exponential increase in size is not "a relatively small increase in resources and time." It goes from "something that could be built with all the mass in the solar system" to "something that requires the mass from an additional couple of hundred solar systems to construct".

I'm also curious about whether a Dyson sphere which would roughly equal Neptune's orbit would have sufficient sunlight at any given point to sustain life (at least, life as we know it).

I'm not a member of an alien civilization with the technology to create a Dyson sphere, but as a lowly human engineer, the costs don't seem worth the benefits, especially without some other form of energy to supplement the 650x increase in energy needs.
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I was under the impression that the approval process for the app store was somewhat rigorous.

How did this app get through that?
Queue "just use a VPN and all will be fine" comments.

VPNs are not a solution but get suggested almost every time. I don't think it needs to be said on HN but if your using a VPN for access to a free and open Internet then there is a wider unaddressed issue. How long until VPN's are banned and you get a knock on the door for using one like in China?

Change your government, support one that supports an open and free Internet.
I'm not sure to be honest, I would set the end as infinity I think.

I wouldn't have the worker process handle this itself though, as you would need some form of cleanup. But you'd need the same with two individual columns
There's this thing: http://www.wired.co.uk/article/dyson-megastructure-mystery-d...

Though who knows what it actually is.
Maybe now they can use the money to change their ridiculous name.
If you read the article, most medallions are owned by individuals, were it seems at most 1 person owns 4 medallions. And the cabbies were able to make a living wage. In this specific case we have 2 national companies paying just above minimum wages taking over the industry in Chicago, probably incentiveing local pols not to change regulations. So once again the little guy gets crushed.
Fair point. I generally think edge cases are still a good indicator. How do you treat those not worthy than those who are. I bet they just hired someone else so did not bother following up.
So a cab driver who wants to drive (legally!) for a living deserves to be broke because of the system they are forced into? That is pretty heartless. These are honest people who many times took a loan to secure their familys future, and you think they should lose their shirt? Do some reflection dude.
Awesome github repo! I think i need to incorporated some of your patterns into my work ;)

If some of you are interested in Kubernetes GPU cluster for deep learning, this article might be good to read as well.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14526807
The fact that someone would pay $300k for the right to drive a taxi blows my mind.
Mechanical reproduction is a force multiplier allowing your art to touch millions or billions. (Mozart & Michelangelo didn't know this was coming, but I'm a consequentialist, so I give them credit for it.)

Far smaller is the audience for play-by-plays of competitive chess. I'd guess because the experience is less visceral? I've read a beginner-intermediate books with this kind of play-by-play and found it interesting enough, but I'd take my record collection over those books any day.