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Whats the browser your using?
What does it mean to expose a telnet server on an RS232 interface? Are you running SLIRP on top of it? I think you mean exposing a login prompt (through getty or similar). No telnet server is needed.
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I agree with your conclusion, but it actually could be possible for kotlin to be faster than java for practical purposes, despite running on the JVM. For example, it might be more expressive, allowing the user to give the compiler more information for better optimizations. We see this when C++ is sometimes faster than C.
This is actually untrue. It's not illegal to become a monopoly. It's illegal to be anticompetitive once you have that market dominance.

Google may have achieved it's dominance legally, however, it's conduct since then is illegal.
"Humans usually don’t experience the same withdrawal because they take sustained-release formulations and taper off opioids gradually."

In theoretical wonderland, yes, that's how it happens.
Technical failures are lethal to many kinds of enterprise, I'd put technical failures of financial instruments in a category of its own.
What's the advantage of using this over:

1) transforming actions directly inside action creators
2) transforming responses inside redux-thunk thunks or redux-promise-middleware promises

Maybe I'm not getting it, but with the above methods I can already transform my actions and responses. I can also use async/await if I want to mix async and sync logic in a readable way. This just seems to layer an abstraction over that sort of thing, but for what benefit? Is this actually intended to be an alternative to redux-thunk or redux-promise-middleware, and not used in conjunction with them?

Genuinely asking for information and not trying to be critical, sometimes it's hard to see use cases and benefits of new patterns when you first encounter them :-)
I love the "busywork" aspect of this game. You work like a drone, doing simple tasks with no intelligence whatsoever. This must be what most people working on a desk must feel like (not sure people on HN can relate to this).

It's also a reflection on modern gaming in general. If only some games had busywork as part of their gameplay, they'd feel less tiring and more fun.
I have a spinal condition (syringomyelia), I lost a similar amount of weight (250 -> 185).

Started exercising gently and worked up to a fairly intensive callisthenics (starting with basic stuff and using a pull-up bar, pressups handles). Takes me 40mins every other day to do a full 'routine' (quoted routine because it varies every time).

The end result was that I only take my medication on a night to sleep now, during the day I'm drug free which is fantastic because the medication wrecked my ability to focus.

The funny part is I didn't lose the weight because of my back but because I was having other health issue (and had metabolic syndrome, a big warning sign for diabetes), at my last checkup all my results where slap bang center of normal for my age.

My doctor told me pretty much the same thing when I asked him about exercise "listen to your body, if it increases the pain the next day back off that exercise".

For the first time in 3 years my health is level enough to live a completely normal life, I will never put the weight back on (kept it off for nearly 2 years now by calorie counting and using an accurate scale tied to my phone, I get weight every morning and night at the same time and it shows me a nice graph).
Okay, but that's not the question I'm asking.
OpenBSD can do this and get away with it since its use and deployment is minuscule compared to other systems.
And it seems likely if they can achieve 20,000/month in December 2017 they will be able to double that in 12 months.

I would expect them to double it faster, actually.
They have plenty of oil. And more is found every day.
What’s an HOV lane?
this amounts to enforcing whatever the software vendor of choice wants to install on your drive. Taking the choice out of a update by law- without a counter law enforcing that at least two suppliers of choice exist - that is really sinister.
> one giant unified database of everything

That's Google (almost; not everything is online). No need for the semantic web at all, or to wait for your vaporware 'solution'.
LA already has "rich people lanes".[1] There are paid toll transponders that let cars drive in the express lane. Price is about $1/mile.

[1] https://www.metroexpresslanes.net/en/home/index.shtml
A few people seem to be reading my comment as "dietary restriction is easy and so is quitting addictive drugs."

I meant the comparison with addictive drugs to illustrate how difficult it is to resist the urge to overeat. And I believe the two cases are essentially the same - you can't save an addict who doesn't want to be saved, and you can't convince a fat person to diet if they don't want to lose weight more than they want to eat food.
Because Tesla still wants to exist in 10 years. If they disappoint eager buyers now it could be the last Tesla they'll buy. Next time they have to decide, most car companies will have a fully electric range.
The human mind can grasp platonic/Aristotelian forms, which are at least potentially infinite in ways of being instantiated. Computers can only deal with finite things, such as arithmetic. That's the fundamental difference between the two. Hence Gödel's second theorem that no axiomatic system can know truth, whereas we can know his theorem is true.
Other models are available; if you are in Silicon Valley and want doctors who are salaried rather than paid per procedure, you can use Kaiser. Is it better? I don't know, really; I use them now and think they are okay, but I'm not really medically qualified.

I imagine there are similar health groups in other parts of the country.
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Ask HN: How to you get freelance/contract work?
Please throw some light particularly on how you mangage to consistently get freelance work to pay your bills.
2 cents here:

My background: I co-founded the largest online dating site in the Netherlands (sold to Match) as well as the largest housing platform (15 years before Airbnb :-). We leveraged the rise of Google to our advantage and the brands are still #1 in the Netherlands.

===

Aside: Google raised the bar for the Internet. Heck, for the world. I think their offering is orders of magnitude better than the Excite, Lycos and AltaVista days, and the no-nonsense UI allows for a purer form if of information consumption.

A day without Facebook is a productive day.
A day without Google is a day lost.

Where Google is like water to the Internet, Facebook is like a sugary softdrink. Enticing, but unhealthy with no nutritional content.

===

Google is the de-facto search on the Internet. This is reflected in their valuation, as well as the fact that to "google" something is now a verb written in lowercase.

As a result, Google is the lens through which the world finds its information.

Being in this position also implies that Google should be regulated to block advertisers (and Google) from using third party trademarks as keywords:

It has irked me for many years that Google can sell advertising to companies for keywords that are trademarks this advertiser does not own. E.g. Adidas showing up when searching for Nike. It's nothing short of extortion that I would be forced to bid up bidding on _my own trademark_.

Here is Google's policy:
https://support.google.com/adwordspolicy/answer/6118?hl=en

It seems a trivial matter to me to query the USPTO and the EU database to make sure that any AdWords show up below the organic search results for the valid trademark owner (as verified inside AdWords).

In this case, Yelp is a trademark, and Google's own product should show up _below_ Yelp's trademark. Otherwise, I don't see how this could be interpreted other than abuse of market monopoly.
Going 160km/h is easy with most cars. Problem is that it increases fuel consumption significantly so won't really be an option with an electric car (currently).
It kinda is possible. You can use Franz: http://meetfranz.com
No, but we can advocate for tech world equivalent of user/dev apartheid. Equal people, seperated, segregated internets, so we can milk the cow, while still enjoying salad.

If only it where not for those meddling open devs, distributing all the nice things among the clueless.
Their web site is beautiful. Static served over h2 with regional POPs from cloudflare provides seamless experience between pages, and that's with no javascript. After first load it caches and literally takes less than a frame to switch between pages. It feels like an SPA.
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How bout you go read about their vision 2030 plan before judging the whole thing on my poorly worded anonymous internet comment? It's a pretty big change to the structure of their entire society.
Which is a huge safety benefit.
Problem is that a 130km/h rated car will only get 110km/h uphill. That's when it becomes annoying.
but this version does not support Perl-like expressions
HP/HPE/Aruba switches have shipped with DHCP enabled in the factory config for at least the last seven years, so you very much don't need a serial console to configure those. The Cisco WLAN controller I came across last week, however, wouldn't do anything until you plugged in a serial cable.
By some pedestrian definition of math.
> Weight loss isn't "known intractable".

Indeed, weight loss is "simple", as you said. The problem arises when you have managed to get to your target and you realize that, short of amphetamines or similarly dangerous drugs, there is no known way to keep your weight stable with an acceptable life quality.

Obese people are not stupid when they choose to keep eating; they've just learnt by experience that, unless you solve the hunger problem, loosing weight will not yield a better life.

By the way, surgery actually looks like an option.
It'd be pretty easy to add an @identifier model like C#'s.
Each of these FreeBSD commands have man pages which your googling should have shown.
Wow this is the problem with me. You simplify it. So my next question is how to tackle this when there is no short term benefit? How you get motivate yourself?
As has been pointed out, so many users have gotten in the habit of using an omni-box to go to all URLs via a search. Staying its a choice to block Google is a false choice as that would mean death. The analogies are spot on. Google is in a position of power due to search dominance and content creators have very little unless every content creator decided to all drop off together. This is unlikely.
Yes, because it uses less resources than newer OSes. Windows 7 for me has no advantages over Windows XP but works slower. The only good thing in Windows 7 is search field integrated into main menu.

I guess I will have to upgrade either to Windows 7 or to Debian (if it won't work too slow) because many applications including browsers don't work on XP anymore.
> Car privacy has been dead for a decade or more between cashless toll systems, cellular carriers and LPR. It's not coming back.

None of these things are remotely similar to legally mandated broadcasting of your location multiple times per second. They do not constitute a reason to sacrifice privacy for some nebulous safety gains.

The rest of your comment is just FUD.
> knee jerk reaction to every problem without considering more effective or efficient alternatives first.

You just described the current state of Ukrainian government there.
Also known as a "carpool lane" - requires 2 or 3 passengers to use, and is a way to ease congestion on freeways.
slogin is just a symlink to ssh, and sexec does not exist. So the s-commands' manpages tell me nothing about the difference between rsh, rlogin, and rexec, or why all three needed to be created.
If that matters to you, Menuet OS[1] will still run off a floppy.

The bigger problem, these days, is finding a floppy drive that still works, and a floppy disk. I had to install MS DOS 6.22 on two computers about two years ago, and finding three floppy disks for the installation media was rather challenging. ;-)

[1] http://menuetos.net/download.htm
Some of my internal experiences are hard to express in words, like how the color red looks. It seems overconfident to claim that such experiences don't exist or don't matter.

Consider a person who is completely committed to keeping some secret (e.g. that they saw a UFO). Their input-output behavior is the same as a person who doesn't know the secret, but the internal experiences are different. Do you think the AI in charge of optimizing uploads should be free to discard such differences?
> Just this week there was a "Show HN" that combined data from Twitter et al in interesting ways. It was offline less than 24 hours later as all the comments indicated that it was a clear violation of the policies of various content providers.

I missed that. What's the HN URL?

> Why should we care about those policies? Well, because under the CFAA, we've made it a federal crime to send packets to a server in a way that displeases the server's owner.

There are ways to avoid such oversight. Consider, for example, Sci-Hub or TPB or third-generation dark markets. What's hard is doing that at scale. And that, I believe, is a huge niche that's aching to be filled.
Had back pain (lower back and neck) for years, mostly I think due to being tall and poor desk posture.

I used to spend a lot of money at the chiropractor/osteopath, and while they do give relief I don't see them as a long term solution. That said, I think they can be valuable for acute episodes.

What cured my back pain is Yoga. Not overnight, not over a week, but months of adding strength and flexibility to body as a whole. I'm now pain free.

This may not work for all symptoms, but I think it's important to realise (in most cases it seems) you cannot expect the medical professional to heal you, only to help you temporarily. You must heal you.
And in a lot of jurisdictions electric vehicles even with one passenger is allowed in them.
Type / which is the command for search in less, the usual pager that displays the man page.
Exactly. This is just a bad use of "Semver". It's still a "version" right? 2018 vs 2015?

If they're so concerned, maybe add another figure to the left.

Current version could be 1.1.42.0 and the "eopch" could be 1.2.3.9? Maybe breaking could be 2.0.0.0? I'd much rather see a unification around semver then create a different identifier called epoch only to stay radically faithful to a definition of semver
rsh, rlogin and rexec each have their own man pages, which you should be able to find on freebsd.org if google is being difficult.
This conclusion is refuted by the existence of Australian Aboriginal groups with no number words who count perfectly well - http://www.ucl.ac.uk/news/news-articles/news-releases-archiv....

Even Everett Sr doesn't agree that the piraha can't count - http://itre.cis.upenn.edu/~myl/languagelog/archives/001387.h...
A way to get the same output as the first example, would be:

curl -s https://api.github.com/repos/elves/elvish/issues | jq -r '.[] | [(.number|tostring), .title] | join(": ")'
Why on earth would you assume any lay audience would have an up-to-date knowledge of the state of research in any given field in which they are not a working researcher?
The title is a response to another blog series called "Exploring Kotlin’s hidden costs". He is benchmarking the claims in those blog posts. Title Gore, perhaps. But not clickbait in this case.
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> I can't for the life of me understand why large companies don't want their own in-house dev/infra capability

They simply don't have the culture from the top down to manage those kind of people. When your entire middle management has no software experience they are too afraid to hire software developers. It takes guts and a lot of maturity to hire people with skills you don't understand.
Whenever I read such a piece, I recollect Noam Chomsky reflection that capitalism is a system where well informed consumers do rational decisions.
But, our lives are so flooded with the informative garbage that people tend to do unrational decisions based on feelings and unknowingly. People are just not ready to digest that much, our educational system failed us miserably.
Not necessarily - the reaction that produces heat is purely chemical, by taking this heat away you're not going to stop it, but you are going to give more headroom for the reaction to continue.
Here's the thing, you can be pro-consumer without being anti-worker. Uber just haven't figured out how to do that.
congrats on winning the didn't-get-the-joke award!

his point was that hov lane is elitist, only to help car companies and rich ppl. not to fight pollution.

instead you researched if not eating beans would offset your hummer co2. geez.
It's not that long. You got farther than anyone else though ;)
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I switched to one full meal a day and fruits / salads / soup for the other times. This takes care of hunger issues and helps with losing weight. Change of habit is required and it is not easy. Bariatric surgery can help, but it has it's own annoying side effects and long term (>7 years) reports aren't available widely.
I had some issues myself and after some reasearch found that exercise is the best pescription.

I actually started weight training and cycleing and feel much better.
Right. They say that rsh can be used to get a login or run a command on a remote host. So why do the other two commands exist? In what situations would a person have wanted to use rlogin or rexec instead of rsh?
The Twitter status sample (https://dev.twitter.com/streaming/reference/get/statuses/sam...) is a reasonably unbiased sample (https://arxiv.org/pdf/1306.5204.pdf). You'd have to learn 6 or 7 languages to really follow it, but there are some ways to filter it to English-only.

Also useful is https://www.reddit.com/r/all/top/?sort=top&t=day, a bit US/tech-biased but definitely a few million.
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Requiring them to buy DDoS protection would be part of the problem, not the solution.
This. It's because of smartphones. People don't write things on smartphones, it's tedious.
It'll be interesting to see what changes occur in the human brain as we develop neural-computer interfaces. The human brain appears to be very good at performing instantaneous approximate calculations (catching or dodging a thrown ball).
Interestingly, humans don't appear to be as good at memorising sequences as monkeys (1). It'll be awesome if someday we can see the difference between how the monkey and human brain behaves while carrying out this task.

1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aAIGVT3N7B0
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Frontenders: take note! This is the next step logical step in the frontend evolution.

All javascript can now be minified to zero bytes [0]. This can result in a significant improvement in asset load times as well as render times.

Furthermore, by following the process backwards developers can save time in the build process.

I'm also happy to announce that this new technology is supported by all major browsers that anyone will ever want to use: Firefox, Chrome, Opera, Edge, lynx etc.

(PS: there are also significant improvements waiting in accessibility and SEO.)

Sincerly,

Greybeard

Fullstacker

[0]: for more details about how this can happen see the papers linked here: https://www.google.no/search?q=html+spec
What you feel is the most important thing on your Resume to get the interviews in these companies? Is any of opensource work or any other thing which can be helpful to get the interviews (portfolio etc)? Thanks for sharing.
Me 3, exercise is the only thing that helps. 1 Hour a week boxing, average of 40 min a day on the bike (to and from work). As soon as I start taking the bus instead of the bike, the back plays up. As soon I don't de boxing for > 3 weeks, I have to start avoiding carrying my 4 y/o no my neck. It's really very reproducible.
That's also a good question. I always used something like minicom or similar to connect when I had to do that sort of nonsense on a regular basis. I don't know how one would use telnet or rlogin to talk to a, say, Cisco, router over RS232. You'd have to jump through some serious hoops, I would think, to use rlogin or telnet.

It's been so long since I've worked with that kind of thing I didn't really even think through what an odd comment it is to suggest that serial consoles on routers are a good reason to keep rsh around in a default FreeBSD install. It makes no sense at all. I'm beginning to think nerds just like to argue.
> It's also a reflection on modern gaming in general. If only some games had busywork as part of their gameplay, they'd feel less tiring and more fun.

Like grinding in an MMORPG? I'm not so sure.
and then you ignore that a cheap ev can't be the only car for a person, specially out of san fran.

so now you have two insurances. two garages or live well enough to have two street parking. two maintenance bills. etc. etc.
You have the causality wrong. House prices are high because wages are high, not the other way around.
I always thought slashdot had a pretty good moderation system. Would in most cases separate the wheat from the chaff leading to excellent comment threads
I'd expect scp to detect (using argv[0]) that it is called through a symlink and behave as rcp, not scp. This is how busybox is implemented, with many programs in one binary.
Isn't the array-based heap the true "heap for proletarians"?

Not only is it easier to implement, but it is also a lot faster than the purely functional one.
Indeed, as a regular rsh user, this caught me out; it seems a poor choice to replace a working command with a non-functional alternative (and obviously ssh doesn't want to add a feature like silently falling back to rsh).
shame on CNN.
Fake news generator it is.
Shame there's not more photos of them lifting it's skirt - I would have been interested to see how the turbine sat in it.
Sadly I witness some of this firsthand and agree with most of it. There's a lack of maturity around software in Australia from a whole lot of angles compared to other countries. There's a general unwillingness to see software as a core competency and a competitive advantage, and a default assumption that outsourcing everything is the only sensible path. Lack of sophistication in understanding security problems is just one symptom of it.
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But does it produce a precise, numerical answer, or just a fuzzy approximation? Or does it do signal manipulation with a similar end results to a computer, but using a non-arithmetic algorithm? I don't think that it's obvious that the human brain literally does something that we'd label "arithmetic".
Also Wall Street showed up, aka VCs, the suits, or the slick money guys.