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No mentions to instaparse?
https://github.com/Engelberg/instaparse

"Parse IS be something easy as regexp"
In Sweden, if you accumulate points while travelling on business but use them for personal flights, the tax department wants you to pay tax on the value of the benefit (likely: how much you would have paid without points). How they can know about it is another matter.

I think at least the larger employers will ask that you keep separate work and private frequent flyer accounts for that purpose, and use your work points only for work flights.

Oh how I miss the Swedish tax system...
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"Point to" is not confident enough. Even skepticalscience, the "alarmist"-side site, admits that "While clouds remain an uncertainty, the evidence is building that clouds will probably cause the planet to warm even further".

"A group of researchers from the University of Miami and the Scripps Institute of Oceanography studied cloud data of the northeast Pacific Ocean"

Study from your first link recorded cloud cover data over subset of Earth's atmosphere. It doesn't say anything about whether clouds feedback is positive, or negative. Local data is not very useful evidence, global data would be preferable.

Here is an explanation of what is cloud feedback: increase of temperature has effects on cloud formation. If feedback from changes in cloud formation is positive, it will lead to even more warming. Negative feedback would mean that changed cloud formation actually reduces warming.
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I knew this would trigger a remark ;) I'm absolutely aware of the importance of separation of concerns. And our SPA is not small.

I just became less dogmatic about it. We all have been taught how important it is to separate HTML/CSS/JS, but then came React along and put HTML into JS, many people were outraged, including me. I thought I'd never use that crap that violates basic principles of software design, but here I am and I'm loving it. In the context of UI it makes sense to me. Same with Redux.

Could you please give me an example in which cases you think it could become problematic to have actions, action creators and reducers in a single file? In an application that is not small?
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A smart thermostat can cycle a furnace on & off at high frequency and cause it to break down. Same with smart light controls. If there are specific models that burst into flames when you do this, then you can cause half a town to catch on fire at once.

You could also hack all the smart thermostats at once and cause annoying brownouts due to crazy simultaneous demand happening all at once. You can also cause peaker plants to go on and off at an annoying unpredictable frequencies by making these spikes short.

But to be honest, I doubt anyone will do this, since most vital infrastructure is relatively easy to sabotage and nobody has done it. A group of 100 organized assholes could do horrible damage to the US power grid today by going out to the middle of nowhere and blowing up a bunch of high voltage power transmission towers.
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That's great. Kubernetes is already huge, and a pain to develop against because it takes a long time to compile and test, never mind check out the code; moving stuff out should help here.

(They've fortunately taken some steps to pull out the client into separate repos, so you no longer have to link your project against the entire Kubernetes codebase.)
I am interested in how could this be enforced worldwide? I do not understand how they could enforce this anywhere but on other countries going to servers within Canada or Canadian residents going to servers outside of their country?
Ok, didn't see it! =)
> Humans aren't frogs in a boiling pot. If an IoT device shuts off the AC or heat, someone will notice before it gets to the level in which it will kill them.

Just like frogs.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boiling_frog#The_science
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Oracle is using rust? interesting, I wonder if this is just a passion project of an individual or if these are actually teams using rust within Oracle.
The machine that reads the quantum entagled particles will still occasionally break or have coding errors.
Precisely. Do vinyl records sound better than, say, mp3s? Objectively not (at least from a pure audio perspective). But that's not what's it about. Humans aren't robots. The ritual, the priming of the experience, the necessity of putting effort into the selection and stewardship of your music collection, even the fragility and fussiness of dealing with vinyl records themselves. All of these things help deepen the experience and make it easier to justify taking time out of your day just to listen to music (there's so much temptation to multi-task and push music into the background otherwise). Could you do all of these things otherwise? Sure, but it definitely seems a lot harder for people to do so. This is just how the human psyche works, and it's pretty serious, important stuff. Think about how much of religion is built on the same elements (ritual, caretaking, tradition, etc.) for example.
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What's stopping cryptocurrency's widespread adoption is what they call first-world problems.

1) Government that doesn't confiscate your wealth (more or less)
2) Dollar bills that don't go to zero
3) Banks that don't steal your money

Take away these and you'll see capital flight all over the place and some of it will end up in Bitcoin
Well, since you mentioned Minecraft, all that already exists with UWP, even the hologram part.

Full disclosure: I work for Microsoft.
> I suspect business reasons?

All current-run Intel processors include ECC support on-die in the memory controller. They go out of their way to disable it on consumer processors so they can extract more money from Xeon, even though it's right there in your Core i5's silicon, going unused.

Business history suggests that if they could boost profits by selling ME only to enterprise customers at a premium, they would do it in a heartbeat.

There's something . . . else . . . going on, here.
Sounds like somebody at USAF Space Command wants a promotion.

This seems decades late. The USAF has no manned space capability. The U.S. Government once owned the Space Shuttles. They had astronauts. The USAF once had a Space School. That's all gone. Now, they just buy commercial rocket launches.

If anything, the reorganization the USAF needs is to lose the close air support mission, and the A-10 Warthogs, to the Army. The USAF keeps trying to kill off the Warthog, and doesn't want to get involved with smaller fixed-wing aircraft for close air support. The Army needs that low-level aerial firepower. They need it from affordable aircraft they can use in quantity, not rare, overpriced F-35s. There's an old deal between the Army and the USAF, the "Key West Agreement", that the Army would stay out of fixed-wing aviation and only use helicopters. That needs to be looked at again.

(The Marines have their own air, and it works out well for them. Marine air and ground forces tend to coordinate better than USAF/Army combos.)
There are circumstances where varying the closed-loop temperature might be useful. (Of course I have no idea whether this applies to the article.) In my system you get better efficiency by operating at lower temperatures (more of the heat in the flue gas can be extracted), but this (along with radiator surface area) limits the total rate at which heat can be transfered into the rooms. If you're allowing the house to get cold during the day when no one's in, having the water temperature at its most efficient setting might mean it takes several hours to warm the house back up. So it might be preferable to briefly run the system at a higher water temperature to more rapidly bring the room temperature up, then back off the water temperature to allow more efficient operation.
I'll copy a comment from a previous submission: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14641363 (14 points, 3 days ago, 4 comments)

By user: x775

> The posts on 4chan surfaced several hours after the initial devaluation began (which not only affected, and still affects, ethereum, but virtually every other cryptocurrency too [0][1]) and was consequently not the root cause - though the subsequent reports might have influenced some traders. It is however easy to argue that ethereum, still very much in its infancy, rely almost entirely on Vitalik's continued well-being and leadership.

> [0]: https://coinmarketcap.com/ [1]: https://bitcoinwisdom.com/ .
With apple the ram and storage is soldered in already. That being said If I am buying an apple I know what I'm getting my self into. A very well built computer with excellent vertical integration with my iphone and iwatch.
if i had to guess, i'd guess this is 'out of' lobbying by big govt contractors who want another budget pool, and MIL insiders pushing for this.

Right now airforce satellites for star-wars type initiatives and airforce refueling tankers all fall under the same budget, while serving very different organizational needs. conversely this is why 'innovation' arms/skunkworks get created... because the mothership moves too slow and has too many competing priorities and budgets to innovate and get out of its own way.
The big one is China, where all the services are technically branches within the People's Liberation Army: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/People's_Liberation_Army
Again, sticking opposing thoughts into two consecutive sentences does not create a good impression of your business. "high quality companies" !== "legitimate companies".
I'm guessing that the sci-fi practice was due to the sociological similarities between spacecraft crews and ship crews on isolated, long-term voyages. At present, the US Air Force has been responsible for most high-tech concerns including cyber warfare and space warfare, so it probably was the least organizationally disruptive to bring the new branch in alongside the AF.
Is it mandatory to fill my CC details in order to subscribe with the promotion? (I don't really enjoy doing that...)
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I think that startup mentality might bite them in the arse.

I saw "React on Ruby" and winced.

There is nothing wrong with that platform as a "We are in a market where things will change radically in two years" but for the VA? Where things might change once a decade, that's a recipe for pain.

Look at where the Web was 5 years ago (hell React didn't exist) never mind 10.

Angular is 7 years old, KnockoutJS is 7, jQuery is the grandaddy at 11, React is 4.

Not a criticism (they are clearly doing important impactful work) more a concern.

If someone said to me "You will have to support this for at least 10 years" the choices I made would be extremely conservative.
Militarization of space notwithstanding, this could be great news for the spaceflight industry as a whole. A lot more contracts handed out for launches and orbital infrastructure, as well as "normalizing" space travel would encourage investment in an industry that has been mostly dominated (and still is) by government entities.
What's awesome is that this led to the confirmation of the Van Allen Belt. There were some skeptics who felt that blowing up space was a bad idea.

Which, you know, kinda makes me giggle a little. We, the US, attacked space with a hydrogen bomb. The scientific world wasn't actually sure what effects this would have and we're like, "Hold my beer and watch this."

And then, we bombed space. That might actually be one of the most American things we've ever done.
As a consumer, the relevant word in that sentence is not "sell". The point is my email is being given to someone else, to do whatever they feel with it. Why would I care what in what form the original business is compensated?
Yeah. Just on its face, there's a ton more ambiguity in a go position compared to a chess position. In many cases in chess, there's only one good move and everything else just loses too much material. That seems to be rare in go
Fusion bombs use Deuterium and/or Tritium (in modern bombs the Tritium is bred from neutronic reactions with Lithium) which are isotopes of Hydrogen, that's where the name "Hydrogen bomb" comes from. The fusion fuel capsule is compressed using the power of a fission bomb, which is enough to initiate fusion reactions. Ordinary Hydrogen in the atmosphere would not be of sufficient density to allow for significant fusion reactions. Also, Hydrogen-1 is very much more difficult to fuse than Deuterium/Tritium so even contained in a capsule it would make a quite ineffective bomb.
Yeah further down they note: "We only try to partner with high quality companies. For example this Tokyo one were running right now is with journy, ProductHunt, theSkimm, The Wirecutter, and Conde Nast Traveler"

I looked at theSkimm and can't figure out how it's related either. Just seems like an email acquisition bartering scheme.
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"thick" client is really meaningless term, when it can mean anything between "5k+ LoC" and "100k+ LoC". I'd argue redux is best used for projects closer to that upper bound.

But I don't have real experience with it. I just extrapolate from general overusage of strong (but inappropriate for smaller projects) tools in JS world and subsequent annoying whining about "JS fatigue".
Don't think this is from the point of view of any sort of economist at all. Exhibit A:

> Inflation is synonymous with a decrease in the value of money which in effect means that inflation is a partial default on the debt contract that money represents.
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Aren't those all about the same as a percentage of gdp?
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Should be unpopular with folks that can do math.

Basic imcome would cost 10 trillion dollars a year. I doubt our roadways could be leased for that much.

If they were, they'd be prohibitively expensive to use.
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You ungrateful little shit. Don't come cryin' to me when it all blows up in your face. waves cane
On (1), this is a figure of speech. Closed source software, especially without clear ICDs, is often referred to as a black box even though we can almost always fully examine it, to every binary byte.
Well in that case, by signing up for the giveaway, you're consenting to "giving" your email address to ALL of those companies that are sponsoring it.

So in that case, you should have a nice little talk with yourself about whether the trip you want to win is worth 5 new services having your email address.

Either way, the person making that call is YOU, not SCF (or any of the other companies participating).
"and the criticism is rarely worse than what's going on in this very thread (which is itself mild by HN standards)."

I'll echo that. If /r/golang is "toxic" this HN conversation is outright radioactive. This is far worse than any day-to-day thread on /r/golang.

As I understand it, the basic reason the Golang authors themselves decided to leave wasn't the "golang" part of "r/golang", but the "r" part; Brad Fitzpatrick, having run LiveJournal, was incredibly and IMHO justifiably offended by the revelation that Reddit admins had been editing people's posts, because of his personal experiences and ethics. It also turned out that the Golang people had not started the community, but accidentally thought they owned it none-the-less, which IMHO puts a new light on how the /r/golang community reacted when the Go authors attempted to lay down rules on how it works. Of course the community reacted poorly to what amounted to people just dropping by and asserting tons of ownership over the community they hadn't created and only marginally participated in. Nobody should expect that to just go swimmingly. But at the core it was all a misunderstanding as to who owned the community, which has since been resolved.
Or that Aphyr can do his best to help us improve what's built on a strong foundation of sound design, has gone through years of thinking and review by the broader Kafka community, and has been through months of testing.
The Alexa version :) https://xkcd.com/1807/
Good to know. Thanks for sharing this, as it's helpful for other folks who now have Go to deal with.
Stargate being a notable exception: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stargate_Program#Stargate_Comm...

Which reflects how in real life the Air Force does have more to do with space than the Navy.
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Seems like ARMv8 + SVE could provide some decent competition for the Xeon Phi. In a way both are heirs to the IBM blue gene line (lots of low power cores) and "old-school" long vector systems like old Crays or NEC SX.

Interesting times.
Frontier airlines charges for carry-ons IIRC
Humidity is considered to be separate from "the atmosphere", as it varies from about 0-4%. Humidity contains Hydrogen since water is H2O.
> I don't see competent engineers having much of an issue switching from one to the others.

I went from been a "dyed in the wool" desktop/enterprise developer to a backend web developer in less than a year and a full stack in two, once you accept the patterns are different, programming is mostly just programming.

Here we are in 2017 and if you squint web app development looks a lot more similar to that stuff than it did back in 2009, I picked a fairly good time to move over I think, I missed a lot of the early bullshit around browser incompatibilities (I just caught the tailend of the shitfest that was older IE versions) and the tooling has improved hugely over that time.

TypeScript with node and some of the front end tooling is actually pretty pleasant day to day.
Or, you know, they want companies to opt in to sharing. It's a kind of free advertising, but not every coffee shop wants to advertise it has wifi...
I very much want to avoid ever programming in Node, but if the best asset management tools are written in it, and I don't have to program in it, so what? There's all kinds of code on my systems written in languages or frameworks or styles that don't want to have to write in myself, but, well, I don't. I just use them.
Outer space is synonym for space.

Deep space refers to space far beyond the earth-moon system and generally earths gravity.

Interplanetary space is the space withing solar system. interstellar space is space between stars.
> Pub/sub and request/response are totally different animals. [...] (Is this view uncommon?)

One model is synchronous, the other is asynchronous. I don't see why would
anybody have any doubts.

> Second, pub/sub != work queues.

Publish/subscribe model doesn't say anything about preserving and
acknowledging the messages, and with work queues usually only one worker takes
the queued job. I don't see why would anybody mistake one for the other.
I'm not seeing how the two paragraphs are incongruous. The company is selling their brand, not the user info, when they run the promotions. If no-one signs up for the promotion, no user info gets shared. Ultimately it's the users who choose whether they want to sell themselves as a marketing lead in return for a slim chance at winning.
Cool, we're in the market for something like this. My next question was obviously "well what about the 409As" and then I saw Fast409A.io.

I'll take a look, thanks!
This article is painful to read. Author seems to have no familiarity with the space and should read some earlier work[1]

[1] http://archive.is/TSdxy
As Professor Fleming puts it: "this is the first occasion I've ever discovered where someone discovered something and immediately decided to blow it up."
I definitely also read that one back then (I keep stumbling upon this website every now and then, it contains some really interesting articles), but I remember that it was too vague for me to understand his point about why OOP sucks. I searched further until I found the article I mentioned, it was much longer and more detailed than this one, and not by Joe himself.
> But that's not a big problem; in the CDs, it's just shrunk down to 1/4 its LP size. Get some reading glasses if you have problems seeing that.

By the same reasoning, I suppose I should throw out my tablet and replace it with an iPhone and a magnifying glass.
Thank you. This is exactly how I feel but I haven't been able to describe it before.
yup, that's the downside of the hobby. I spent years chasing improvements which only satisfied me for a week. Took me years to stop and enjoy "good enough". Recently played something on my system for a musician friend and he was unimpressed...then I was crestfallen
Who says it's not automated?

https://workplace.stackexchange.com/questions/93696/is-it-un...

;)

Seriously though, automation may not be a good value proposition, even if the companies with the data that SCF is scraping manually want to cooperate. It seems the human scrapers are a fixed cost. It's not getting harder to do manual scraping as new customers come on board. The business is already paying this fixed cost. The business is currently doing well. All the business really needs to do is continue growing and the fixed cost will continue to shrink as a proportion of the business.

Why would the business care in that situation? Reduce from 12 mid-range salaries to 3-4 high salaries? They would do well just to break even on salary expense, so why bother? If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
Big question is that as a developer how I get access to one of these.
Solid ideas but I think they may struggle with lower margins. With flights you save X00s but with Amazon X0s. Saw this with all the Airbnb for...since hotel replacement is similarly a higher margin/value purchase.

On that note you may be able to this with cars, hotels, real estate, luxury watches, computers, etc
What do you use for task distribution?
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