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There are a lot of so-called "needy" who are also supported by these social systems. Where are the calls to get them to pay their "fair" share?
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Too soon to tell what the problem was. Possibly there was some other problem in the aircraft that was taking some pilot attention. Give this some time.
English is defined by usage, and whether or not it make "little sense" to you, if people use it differently and makes it clear they mean it differently, it makes even less sense to try to belabour the point based on a different definition.
I'm stoked too, as it means frontend devs will finally understand why backend is grumpy about frontend.
Yes, because getting ANY type of new technology on airplanes certified by the FAA (as well as the relevant air safety authorities in every other country in the world) is a laboriously long, slow and expensive exercise. It is sad, but the bright side is that is seems to be getting better nowadays as compared to when I was flying decades ago.
There was also SIA Flight 006 which crashed while taking off from the wrong (closed) runway at Taiwan[1], which was big local news in Singapore at the time.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Singapore_Airlines_Flight_006
I haven't seen anything that doesn't require an MS account on the store.
Lenovo T420S has an Nvidia GPU from what I can see, it's probably trying to use that but there's some issue getting nouveau's acceleration working.

And battery life on thinkpads often needs tinkering, either through kernel parameters or tp_smapi if supported.
Where are you in China? I just spent a week in a relatively small city in Shandong and there were so many places that were cash only. Couldn't even use card, let alone mobile.
Rich is as vague a term as "fair." To the 50% making $50k per year or less, yes, anyone making over $100k is "rich." And who isn't going to vote in favor of a tax when they lack the historical perspective and imagination that it might ever apply to their income?
The only problem is this assumes that the hash unpredictably changes on input modification. Which is true for cryptographic hashes but not others.
Yup. FM is great for noise rejection. But any signal which is not "the one true signal" counts as noise. So FM interferes with other FM signals mightily and the most powerful one tends to "win". Whereas with AM the signals just add on top of each other.
Nice job! We all like free services without registration :-)

This is similar to https://github.com/benas/gossed (uni-directional) and http://websocketd.com/ (bi-directional) tools.

Both written in golang and open source.
We're not all grumpy :)
Looks like your problem was in using Lenovo, not Windows. Btw, what kinds of tasks did you do there?
> This removes one of the major reasons to use a Mac for Linux development

I find it hard to believe many people using a Mac for Linux development, will (want|be able) to use this the same way.

Anything that needs to simulate prod-ish environments for developers, will be using a VM (and if you're not, you should be) often via Vagrant.

This also limits you specifically to Ubuntu, so it's automatically going to be invalid for a lot of things that either a) are tested/built for multiple distros anyway or b) targeted at a specific distro that isn't Ubuntu.

Edit: additionally, using a Mac means you (via VM's) run any OS (or Browser, if it's a web project) you need, to test the software.
One of the most blatant examples is /r/bitcoin. Some context:

https://blog.plan99.net/the-resolution-of-the-bitcoin-experi...
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People very rarely has any clue about this at all.
Runways are already very visually distinctive. An active runway at night is a river of light that you'd think would be unmistakable, and yet these incidents happen.

https://scaredflightless.files.wordpress.com/2012/09/approac...
Sorry, I have to partially disagree. The FAA is pretty clear on this: The priorities (in order) are Aviate, Navigate, and Communicate[1].

The pilot is ultimately the person responsible for the safe operation of the aircraft. That will occasionally mean performing a maneuver before telling anyone.

In response to this, procedures are designed so that pilots can safely abort an approach without posing a danger to themselves (i.e. running into terrain) or other aircraft.

For example, let's look at the LDA PRM runway 28 Right approach [2] into SFO, which the pilot may have been flying. If you have to abort the approach prior to the DARNE waypoint, you make a climbing right turn to heading 030 and 3000 feet, then you proceed directly to the Oakland VOR, and then you hold as published.

When Approach clears you for this approach, the controller is also clearing you to fly the missed approach, if needed.

If you have to go missed-approach after DARNE, the instructions are similar, but are documented in [3] instead of in [2]. But note the "unless otherwise instructed by ATC". In this case (see [4]), Tower placed the pilot onto runway heading, likely with a climb to avoid the hills. Approach would then have taken over, and brought the pilot back around.

[1]: https://www.faasafety.gov/gslac/ALC/course_content.aspx?cID=...

[2]: http://155.178.201.160/d-tpp/1707/00375LDAPRM28R.PDF

[3]: http://155.178.201.160/d-tpp/1707/00375PRMAAUP.PDF

[4]: https://flightaware.com/live/flight/ACA759/history/20170708/...
Not my experience, actually rather the opposite especially in terms of battery life and sleep/wake issues.
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Really enjoyed this article, thank you for sharing. I've seen time and time again engineers arguing to use a certain technology just because it is 'the standard' or 'everybody else is doing it'. As you pointed out, the most important skill is to first understand the problem you are trying to solve and then come up with a solution that solves it.

A blanket solution "just do x" is never a solution.
If they manage to add support for all the major frameworks it would instantly become a serious option.
I could really use a filter for Location (or better yet +-time zones). Finding folks to play with in the Sydney (UTC+10:00) offset is often a pain, moreso than finding a common game or platform.
This doesn't seem like an argument we're going to resolve here, since we clearly have quite different views.

However, you might like to reflect that right wing commentators have been complaining about 'Feminazis' for 30 years (1) and equating liberalism with fascism for 10 (2), so there has been plenty of effort invested in normalizing right-wing radicalism for quite a long while now. Complaints about the fact that the far left has decided to come off the sidelines of political discourse seem a little facile.

1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feminazi

2. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberal_Fascism
You must be new to this planet.

It surely is. Caring about language (caring about anything, really) is an honest signal of status, whether you like it or not. Inevitably, some people will try to slave-moralize it away. If some social/ethnic/sex/... minority with inferiority complexes jumps on this bandwagon, suddenly you may find yourself caring about a thing whose ignorance some social scientists somewhere have found to be correlated with holy cows.

Proposed solution: stop caring about everything besides making all people feel good about themselves.
The pilot not only had his plane headed "over a cliff" (lined up to land on the taxiway), he would have done so had nobody else caught the error. Causing massive loss of life in the process. This is officially a capital-P Problem.
Doesn't this break every policy the app store has about what programs can and can't do? This has full system access and every other app is constraint to the file dialog to get write permissions.
Indeed. It's a big cost escalator. We have split architecture across two DCs we own and AWS. AWS is a bad deal when you get to our size. If we moved our DCs entirely into AWS we would literally triple costs overnight. On top of that, once it's in AWS, a lot of the services that they provide aren't portable. You're stuck and it's expensive to unstick these. The tooling isn't very mature either. You'd be surprised how difficult it is moving 22TiB of file storage to S3.

The future is bare metal IaaS with something non-provider specific that sits on that as that is 100% portable between Cloud/in house. Docker/openstack that sort of thing.
"The jamming resistance is not something we care about (if someone is jamming the signal you just make them turn off their radio)"

Evie might know this, too, so I think you should be concerned about jamming. Luckily, AM provides jamming resistance, since Evie would have to bring a powerful transmitter to be loud enough to drown out the other signals.

Nevertheless, I think large airports should have fast response teams who can rapidly fix the position of a jammer and silence it, if needed. If Evie could effectively take out, say, the main airports of LA and SF for a few hours with a few strong AM transmitters, I doubt all will end well.
Did you at least attempt to read the article? It's in the first paragraph.
The copilot is also busy with checks and other tasks, it's not like (s)he's just with crossed arms watching the show

However yes, it's the copilot's job to double check what the pilot says and to warn if anything's not what it should be (like trying to land on a runway)
If the client was still with the agency, there's no way they didn't clear this with the client first.

Second, they're proud of what they did and are implicitly telling potential clients, "We can do the same for you."
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I am not against nuclear, just want to point out that while this might have been true in the past, the price decline in solar means nuclear now looses on price. (Perhaps as stable base load where hydro is not already in place...but energy storage might be cheaper than nuclear too)
Wikipedia does have that (pleasant) effect sometimes.

I can't say I see it much elsewhere though. On HN for example, sometimes a linked article contains links to other, sometimes unrelated, articles that attract my attention, but I rarely wander off along a chain of distinct sites.
1.000001 more Carbon sucked from Air then energy wasted doing it, that would be a headline.

But this, this is not even removing it from the cycle- its pumping it into greenhouses.
This sounds like a long waited peace treaty between Microsoft and the developers community.

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Ah, of course. They're disrupting the sharing economy, starting with umbrellas.
What is UU?

BTW I was surprised to not see Charles on your app list. It's incredibly useful. Maybe Paw has some overlap though?
Because sometimes these systems fail, and it would be a shame then if noone in the cockpit had done a manual landing since earning their wings.

(Just a guess - not a pilot.)
No it's really not. I've been using windows since 1992 across tens of vendors and it's the same story. It has literally never changed. I find Lenovo to be the least crap.

I was 50/50 Linux/windows dev. Windows dev is dead for me now (my hair is growing back). Tasks are now python, Postgres, ansible, vim, ssh and a browser and not a lot else. I've worked with Linux for about 18 years as well for ref.
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Wow that's great, thanks for the tip.
Then it would still be pilot error, no? I mean, pilot error doesn't mean that the pilot is to be blamed. It just means that he made a mistake.
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> it's not like (s)he's just with crossed arms watching the show

I mean I wasn't assuming that was the case either...
Seattle-Tacoma has three parallel runways with unequal horizontal spacing, it's easy to mistake that parallel taxiway between the center and right (north approach) as the right runway.

I've only done it in flight simulators but it's really difficult to tell from a distance.
Some of these are genuinely brilliant - I love the video of "testing" a cushion on your own couch before you buy.
I'm headed to china next week for a few weeks. I need access to at least Gmail. Are there any suggestions here on an easy way to get around it for a VPN noob? I'm usually fine using PrivateInternetAccess but I'm sure that is blocked there.
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There are no "calls" for them to pay their fair share because for the most part they already are, in many cases well more than they can afford. Your comment also implicitly presumes that the wealthy were already paying their fair share, and this is some extra burden arbitrarily heaped upon them by an unkind majority.
Echo this; I was using an X201s with a bunch of OS's

Linux has the mess of NetworkManager

FreeBSD idled hard and also has wifi-supplicant and crap.

Solaris is a dead end and you can forget wifi.

OpenBSD was perfect, it felt so cleanly engineered with wifi/wpa handled by ifconfig.

the only concern was the bluetooth- they do not support, in any form, bluetooth. Because: "We have never seen a clean implementation of bluetooth". And yes, they trail with wifi support, but on a 7 year old laptop, that's fine.

Did wonders for my battery life too.
It is. The quota you'll get is the same. Just that large companies have more time to analyse and talk to others and can better estimate how much potential the stock has.
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Mistaking runway 05R for 05L when both are parallel is more understandable though. It was also at night, in poor weather, and the airport had not blocked off the unusable runway (!) and did not have the gear to track aircraft locations on the ground.
Exactly this happened to a former colleague of a family member. I gather he lost all of his data, including from all of his other apple devices. I don't know the details - it was mentioned at a family event recently.
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I remember researching this back in 2014. You could buy 50 upvotes for about $350. On most mid-sized subs, an initial hit of 50-100 upvotes would get you to the 'hot' section.

Once you get to the 'hot' section, however, your content quality matters. If the content is good and/or has viral potential, it will attract votes naturally.

I was marketing for a travel site at that time. I learned that rather than paying others to push your content, you can get the same effect by posting at the right time and creating content that would naturally appeal to that subreddit.

I do know some people who've bought established Reddit accounts for $50-200 and use that to get upvotes via proxies.
Does "doing AR amazingly" go beyond overlaying bunny ears and whiskers on a person's face? I'm not sure how much longer they can ride that out, and besides, Instagram showed they can do that well too. Actually, anybody who can follow a basic OpenCV tutorial can do it.

Another story on HN shows what developers are doing with Apple's ARkit, and it's more impressive than anything I've seen from Snapchat.
> not to mention make graphics more stable (at least, given FOSS-friendly graphics hardware).

I hope you're not thinking about Intel integrated graphics :-). I had a terrible experience with stock drivers in Ubuntu LTS (both current and previous) so much that I had to install oibaf PPA to be able to play the few 2D indie games that I care of.
So how are you different from Upscribe, as Sean asks?
As the article states, SUSE and Redhat will be available in a week or two. WSL should be able to support other distros or self-built Linux too, although I wouldn't know how to go about that.
I don't think it's too PC for these days and I actually strive to always have the same approach - never hating people, but instead hating particular aspects / behaviours.

That said, I always seen the "don't hate the player, hate the game" saying the way GP does - i.e. shifting moral responsibility away from participants. IMO it does make sense in some cases, but does not in others. I see it as a spectrum of pressure put on individuals.

For instance, I wouldn't blame a customer service employee who lies to me because their boss ordered her to, and she will lose her job if she doesn't. For most of the population, losing a job is as close to life-threatening situation as you can get without an actual medical condition. OTOH, I will blame the boss who ordered lying to people. The boss has many more ways to choose from, and telling employees to lie to people shows preference for profitting by fucking other people over.
Thank you!

By the way, for anyone still interested a month or so from now, check out NASA's Aviation Safety Reporting System site [1]. This is a place where pilots, air traffic controllers, and other aviation personnel can go to anonymously report things that they were involved in. Reports are confidential [2] (they're anonymized before publication), and reports may not be used for enforcement purposes [3].

I expect that the pilots and controllers involved will have already submitted ASRS reports of the incident, and they'll eventually pop up on the site.

[1]: https://asrs.arc.nasa.gov/index.html

[2]: https://asrs.arc.nasa.gov/overview/confidentiality.html

[3]: https://asrs.arc.nasa.gov/overview/immunity.html
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Amazon Lambda is like Microsoft Windows was in its early stages. It's a fast-growing, closed/proprietary system for running apps.

I wouldn't be surprised if it achieves a near-monopoly for a while... But I think that eventually more flexible open source solutions will take over. Open platforms like Docker and Kubernetes will likely replace Lambda just as Linux replaced Windows on the server-side.
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> WTF? Looking forward to reading the investigation results.

I'm not an expert, but given what you said, I suppose it'll just end up equating to "Human error. Happens."
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I've seen a big shift among my friends (all below 30) social media usage in the last six months.

Used to see a random one-off Whatsapp story. Now I see 2-3 stories every day.

Instagram stories are much more popular. See anywhere from 5-20 stories from friends as well as brands.

Point is, people who use these stories will never shift to Snapchat now. Even if it doesn't grow Facebook's audience, these features will plug the leaks
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Random Non sequitur: I love Black Mirror but for the most part it concentrates on possible negative consequences of future tech. Episode S01E03 in particular concentrated on the possible negative consequences of having always on eye based video cameras that record your life 24/7 (or at least while your eyes are open). That reality doesn't seem too far away. 5 to 15 years? Maybe not implanted eyes by then but some fashionable version of Snapchat Spectacles.

If that world ever comes to pass what would be the positive consequences if any. Would it solve most sexual harassment issues since in that world most sexual harassment would be recorded? How often would it be clear sexual harassment vs individual interpretation?

While on the topic of individual interpretation you might find this season of The Heart interesting.

http://www.theheartradio.org/no-episodes/
Opinions. I personally really, really enjoyed that soundtrack. I have chills when I hear the main theme and I'm instantly reminded of the whole plot, and tear up a little. Exquisite soundtrack to my ears.

But I agree that Nolan's doing something wrong with sound: the voice of McConaughey is really drowned out in the airplane sequence, as Bane's was in Dark Knight Rises.
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> Gentoo still uses sysvinit by default

> OpenRC is default

> we have to ignore the (unixy) distinction between OpenRC and sysvinit

Nice try :)
The amount of spam, manipulation of news and opinion, and fake accounts on reddit is insane, and reddit's staff (actual paid staff, not moderators) do almost nothing about it. This story is only the tip of the iceberg.

Look at the recent US presidential election, look at the ongoing, long running censorship on r/bitcoin, among many other examples. I moderate a small subreddit related to a niche sport and deal with a massive amount of spam and fake accounts, and reddit's spam policing tool (Automoderator) is somewhat difficult to setup, only partially effective and could be a lot easier to use (e.g. one click bans for accounts and domains) if reddit's staff were serious about the problem.
Definitely agree with vagrant. Vagrant incidentally is monumentally horrible on windows as well.
> Facebook ... has a pretty substantial moat by way of users 'punishing' each other for leaving

What do you mean by this?
For what it's worth, WSL appears to have pretty terrible filesystem performance. This may not be noticeable for somebody coming from macOS, but definitely very noticeable coming from a real EXT4 or XFS Linux system.

I frankly don't understand why anyone would care to run anything but Linux on their workstation if their production deployments are Linux.
Comment like that would put me off hiring you for any sort of mission- or safety-critical project. The approach for Asiana 214 looked fine until it wasn't; that was less than 4 years ago. Maybe you should stare at the video of that crash for a while and consider the large consequences that can ensue from a small error of judgement made a little too late.
Few days ago I've written a python code to process a PDF file with Tesseract or Google Vision API: https://github.com/lucab85/PDFtoTXT
A good concept in theory, but bear in mind that the cockpit of a 747 or A380 is something like 2 or 3 stories above the ground, in terms of height.

To be able to see a taxiway light 50m in front of the plane, the light will have to be angled up to an extent that a plane 500 feet in the air a mile away will also be able to see it.

Not putting down your idea at all - anything workable that will improve flight operations should be considered.

Trivia: Speaking of lighting assistance, Did you know one of the best inventions out of Australia is the T-VASIS landing system [0] that is in use at nearly every major airport in the world?? Oh, and we invented the DME too [1], in the aviation world... :)

[0] - https://www.dst.defence.gov.au/innovation/tee-visual-approac...

[1] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Distance_measuring_equipment
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Even clicked the linked articles and never came across a satisfying answer to the question: why? And I mean practical use cases where one would pick WSL over Linux. Once bitten twice shy, I would not hold against them if people were to be skeptical when MS decides to embrace competing products.
I agree with your sentiment, though I do think there are situations where this saying applies. You have to look at how much pressure the overall system puts on the participants.

It's hard for me to tell a specific rule for that; it's more a case of "I'll know it when I see it". One rule of thumb I seem to follow is whether the behaviour is more about explicitly seeking gains, or avoiding expensive loss. Like I described in another comment, there's a meaningful difference between a typical person doing bad things to keep their only job (jobs are hard to come by and vital to survival), vs. an entrepreneur who choses to profit from hurting other people, even though there are alternative strategies of making money.