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> Last thing I'd want is my bug being responsible for someone dying.

Is exactly what was written above.
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https://www.theverge.com/2016/5/31/11826362/amazon-acceptabl...

basically Apple would have wanted a cut of revenue and Amazon wanted none of that
It's like signing up for any other online account.
> Should it aim to avoid large insects if the owner is vegan?

Only if the other cars on the road around it are also owned by vegans.
Most of this is handwaving. The color of the fish has nothing to do with it's health; it comes from certain materials in the diet. Moreover, farmed salmon has lower prevalence of parasites: https://munchies.vice.com/en_us/article/d755kx/almost-every-...
Half the case here has been assisted by the removal of details for the thread. Unless you read the archived version with working links (available online but also reproduced in this article) you'd have no idea what Rod actually tweeted.

Linking to a Quilette article and screen capping abuse you receive doesn't mean you're a 'known hostile' and all the various hyperbole that's been around in the last couple of days.
I quit the Iron Yard right after Apollo bought them/imvested in them. I have to say, the situation was similar. Reminds me of DHH's semi regular rants about the pitfalls of selling your business... It almost always is a bad move for the product, and is often regretted by the founders, despite a large windfall.
The more progressive boot camps have moved on to Web Sockuts.
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"type safe" has come to mean "statically type safe" over time in common conversation. You were downvoted because this intended usage was clear to the people who downvoted you and their perception of your comment was that it provided no value, e.g. was a nitpick.

I would note that the Wikipedia page does not take as strong a position as you seem to imply, reading:

> In the context of static (compile-time) type systems, type safety usually involves (among other things) a guarantee that the eventual value of any expression will be a legitimate member of that expression's static type. The precise requirement is more subtle than this — see, for example, subtype and polymorphism for complications.

Since golang is statically typed, type safety is generally understood to mean static type safety.
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I could see the Tim Cook era Apple ending up buying LVMH down the line.
My only question about the anytime number and worker treatment: with all the smart people working on the fire phone, how come nobody felt comfortable calling that number to say the phone was going on the wrong direction?
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Most payment vendors are on SFTP at this point. Very few still use only FTPS. But then they do silly things with SFTP, like requiring both a password and the ssh key.
Necessary for reads unless no additional writing will be done. If you initialize/write into a map and then later have concurrent reads from it, the program will run. If you try to write in the midst of this, it will crash.
He doesn't have to. The editor only needs consider what might happen if they hurt Bezos' businesses or reputation.
We're talking about whether transactions are legitimate and not the creditworthiness of the institutions.
Well, non-type safety isn't really worth discussing. The big differentiators these days are: does it fail at compile time or run time? This is emphatically the latter category.
There would still be some delta-v. Anyone have a handle on how much? I'm too lazy to look up the data and do the math.
> I hope in the future they teach children to find out where there food comes from

Who's they? Isn't it our responsibility?
Bitcoin takes just as long to settle and costs money per transaction. Also you can't reverse a fraudulent Bitcoin transaction.

Between the two ACH is clearly better.
same thing as why most stuff is made in $cheapcountry
If it's up to me between no humans and evil space Nazis? I'll take no humans every time. We're a stain on the face of existence, we pollute and destroy our environment, we abuse our own species and others as a matter of course, and we're just overall destructive. The only thing that changes that is that sometimes one or two people rise up and decide that they will resist that status quo and do something about it. To allow a group of people who are evil in the conception of a default-destructive species to be the only ones left? Better to let the species die.
People reading this: don't do it because from I've read you can get permanently banned from shopping at amazon.com for doing this "too much". Absolutely not worth the risk!
Faster payments was able to work because the UK gov forced them to do it. The UK has the advantage of having a few very large banks (unlike the US that had around 15,000 different banks). The government was able to get the dozen or so banks to work together and get same day ACH working.
Yup, most of the modern business world works by FTPing CSV files all over the place. Usually there is security in there somewhere. Sometimes it's XML. JSON? Maybe in 2030 or so.
Doesn't the tax credit only work on new leafs?
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That actually quite nice. When I benchmarked it, for my application without using any GPU stuff, it was a little more powerful than my current Macbook. Arguably the 2016 macbook is underpowered, but I still found the TX1 quite nice.

I guess it's fortunate that it's US and Canada only, otherwise I'd probably buy one and not use it. :)
> after all it makes little sense to try and fix an engine on fire while flying

No, but you can ditch an engine that is on fire.

> instead opting to land.

That is supposed to be the outcome of any successful flight.

Autoland is possible with an engine out, even at low altitude (on final approach):

http://www.askcaptainlim.com/flying-on-the-boeing-777-flying...

So as far as the software goes that's business as usual and not even an 'oh shit' scenario.
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Yeah, 1.047 * 1.047 - 1 ≈ 9.6%. If the original agreement was for one year 4.7% and the next 4.1%, the increase would be 1.047 * 1.041 - 1 ≈ 9.0%. Maybe it was a rounding error.
Also, for stable keys that don't need to change much over time if at all.
Just sharing mine. My company customer consist of major international financial establishment.

As some simply can't go with certain open source project due to compliance, we settled with Tectia SSH[1]. Similar story with VPN and other security-related stuff.

Everything is SFTP with them. Even API json response lol

1. https://www.ssh.com/products/tectia-ssh
If you compare it to the same product code somewhere else, perhaps. Your parent is stating they perceive the quality at Whole Foods to be substantially better, and worth the price premium. Perhaps they lack alternative reliable sources of high-quality organic produce you might have access to?
Except you don't get to control the specific error type returned by packages you import. So sure, you could get stack traces for your code, but not for your dependencies.

It infuriates me when go proponents try and sweep bad language decisions under the rug with half-fixes.

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Reminds me of a time when I had to implement a parser for a certain kind of file to transfer money using an "API" provided by a financial institution in Asia. Yes we are using CSV too, also sent over SFTP. The file format is, unsurprisingly, ill-defined.
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In Rust there is this concept called interior mutability. Which allows the user to mutate something through a shared reference (&T).

You might want to say "hold on, how can this be safe?" The trick here is that there are runtime checks to make sure only one reference is used for mutation.

Oh, did you believe all checks needed to make Rust memory safe is done at compile time? Well that's too bad.
Sort of off topic, but in the second picture the whiteboard says "Ajacks" (and not ajax, for asynchronous JavaScript and xml). Makes me wonder how fast and loose they were playing with instructors, unless this is just a staged shot, or maybe a joke I didn't get.

Not that you need to know what the acronym stands for (hell, no one I know uses the technique to get xml anymore anyways!), but it is weird to see the details wrong in such a detail-oriented discipline, and wouldn't people wonder where the name came from?
Actually it's the former, not the latter. Several banks I've worked with used SFTP.
"Meaningless and endless" is a curious objection. Are you sure that this is what you find objectionable about it? Most of what we adults entertain ourselves with is pretty meaningless too.
Brick and mortar retailers finally got their way in 2012 when Amazon started collecting sales tax in states where it had no physical presence.

This removed the reason for Amazon to avoid that very same physical presence in so many states. Now we have local Amazon warehouses with one-day and same-day delivery, Amazon delivery lockers in convenience stores, Amazon-operated delivery vehicles, and soon Amazon grocery stores.

Is this the level playing field[1] that B&M retailers had in mind?

1. http://www.mercurynews.com/2012/09/13/mercury-news-editorial...
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Good riddance.

Once recruiters figured out that placing these under qualified people into jobs was not a good thing, the bootcamps started to train people how to fake their resumes. Just like how people figured out that if they want a specific job, they only need to update their resume to include all the keywords in the job description.

When I was hiring and screening hundreds of people, applications would show 'projects' completed on them as if they were real work. Hired.com was full of this for a while until they started blocking them there too. People would go so far as to make a domain name for a class project appear as if it was a real company. You'd go look at their github and realize they only made a few commits towards the 'project'. How is that a demonstration of skill?

I'm sure a few people have come out of these bootcamps with some real knowledge and skills. But this is the edge case, not the norm. You can't shortcut your way to a well paying software engineering career by spending a ton of money.
SFTP means exactly SFTP, and it's not ambiguous. FTPS is a completely different protocol.
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Email me at josh.ribakoff at Gmail I'd be interested in chatting. I think we worked at the same company. Or direct competitors
Or you know, we could just catch and eat all the wild salmon instead.

Farming is not the problem. Unsustainable farming is the problem. We can raise and kill and eat animals humanely (oh irony), just as we can grow food sustainably. The problem is that knowledge is not evenly distributed...
That's absolutely terrible. If a police cruiser would be behind you while driving like that you'd have a hard time arguing you were in control of the vehicle and not being cited. Unacceptable.
The post is 5+ years old (May 2012)

Has this even been a thing since then?
>> Eastern Europe benefited immensely by European manufacturers relocating there...

You're making it sound like these companies outsourced manufacturing to these lower cost countries against their will/interest which is obv not the case.

>> sabotaging "solidarity" policies like refugee resettlement out of pure racism and egoism.

"egoism" on a state scale basically means protecting the interests of it's citizens. isn't that what the state is supposed to be doing in the first place? just because other countries in the EU are acting in the irrational (and somewhat suicidal manner) when it comes to these things - this doesn't mean everyone has to follow suit.
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> In school my teachers who would advise me on getting jobs would say “email them until they reply, everyone is super busy.” Well here’s the deal, so am I.

Good lord we're spoiled. It would be helpful if people would chat with friends in other industries about their experiences job hunting before writing bratty diatribes like this. There are some legit gripes in here but it's covered in such a thick coat of entitlement it's hard to stomach.
What does "similar" mean? Do all the major Canadian banks accept ACH files?
Especially when FTP and HTTP performance is basically comparable and will depend more on the network and storage than the protocol.

Have we gotten to the point where anything not HTTP is considered old?
I'm building something to do exactly this at https://nichetester.com - I should note that I used the method described in the OP to validate it and it worked really well :).
How else do you suggest you standup a sftp that cannot leak data even if the password is compromised? I'm all ears. Node is a runtime by the way and huge in what regard? The Linux codebase is also large.
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Amazon wants to be the Ocado of the usa and will probably take out blue apron as well.
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Oh god this is actually my job. Well, part of it.
Yeah I added that but the particular node sftp implementation I used from github just simply didn't work with FileZilla. Only the command line. Don't know why.
Atlantic salmon are larger than native species on the coast, so more business value. They also grow faster than than native salmon.
What did you use to implement?
Looking at the change log, I see they generate a lot of code with a custom tool called "gir":

https://github.com/gtk-rs/gir

Is it an acronym for something, or is just someone on the team a closet Invader Zim fan? :)
I find the social-anarchist take on freedom to be more skewed by ideology, while I see Smith's take to be more natural and conventional. Of course the social anarchist would disagree that they're any more ideological than the classical liberal :)

I don't have a high regard for social anarchy and its thinkers, and hold the ideology responsible for much of the unnecessary suffering of the 20th and 21st (modern Cuba, North Korea and Venezuela) century. I also think it is the culprit for the stagnation seen in the West.
Didn't realize that.
A mass driver doesn't let you land cargo. But as a way to get raw material off the Moon it is an excellent solution.
You make a rule. This isn't a technology problem.
My experience in doing this has been that a surprising number of people who click the buy button still put their email address down afterwards, and none of the people I've talked to who did were remotely miffed about the deception.

It probably depends on the audience, but people are more understanding than you'd think about the need to look before you leap, especially when they know you're just a solo entrepreneur.
Instacart thrived on price-insensitive markup-insensitive Whole Foods crowd. Remains to be seen if they can convince the price-sensitive coupon-clipping clientele to pay the delivery fee and disregard the random product markups within the app. The average check also drops significantly at the lower end of the market - a dude stopping at 7-11 for a bag of chips, a Big Gulp Slurpie and a lotto ticket is unlikely to be their prime customer in terms of unit economics.
Translunar injection needs about 10.8 km/s, Earth's escape velocity is 11.2 km/s.
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> Opting to drive around a (stationary, visible from a distance) bag in an unpredictable manner is literally how Waymo's first "at fault" accident occurred...

There wasn't anything unpredictable about the behavior of Google SDC. From the official statement: https://www.engadget.com/2016/02/29/google-self-driving-car-...

"Our car had detected the approaching bus, but predicted that it would yield to us because we were ahead of it.

Our test driver, who had been watching the bus in the mirror, also expected the bus to slow or stop. And we can imagine the bus driver assumed we were going to stay put. Unfortunately, all these assumptions led us to the same spot in the lane at the same time. This type of misunderstanding happens between human drivers on the road every day."
Many (certainly not all) cattle are fed diets of plant material that is inedible for humans, and that was grown on land that is not suitable for other crops with minimal to no fertilizer usage and no irrigation. The cows themselves are raised on similar land.

Such cows are raised in a much more sustainable / efficient manners than others, and the important tradeoffs are independent of whether they are "organic" or not.

I've never seen product labeling that reflects this, and it makes me sad.
I work at a tree service which is a fairly similar profession. We clear land or remove large trees with heavy machinery. I take home about ~$15 an hour cash.

The job, it's dangerous as fuck. My boss went to a funeral today for someone who had been doing this 30 years or so.

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Curiously, some of us don't mind paying more for products where the folks received fair wages. However, consistent sourcing of those products isn't easy.

I'm not sure if it is a niche large enough to be a viable business, however. In some areas, I source as much as I can from local providers - or use my own labor. However, that's probably not realistic for most folks. I'm fortunate enough to have an obscene number of acres and live next to a small family farm.
i wonder how this will affect the already struggling pacific northwest resident orca population.
I think people in this thread are getting a little hung up on the fact that there might not be a clear-cut or widely-accepted definition of "REST". And, sure, if you're only passing people who happen to mention the exact keywords you have in mind, then I'd say your interviewing methodology is flawed.

But I don't think that's what you're doing. I think you're hoping to spark a conversation about what REST is and you've given us a few keywords here as examples of what you might expect to come up in this conversation. And this seems perfectly reasonable to me. I would expect that an engineer with relevant experience and an inkling of insightfulness and professional curiosity would be able to hold such a conversation.
That's why at current we have 1.3 million people dying on the road in the US alone. It might make the matter of transitioning to self-driving worse, but it also makes manual driving worse.
You don't know how true that is until you pick up "the five second rule"
I'm a professor and this is spot-on. In fact, if anything, it understates the magnitude of the problem, as under these Title IX regulations, faculty are mandated to report any incident they become aware of, even if the incident occurred in the past, the possible victims involved are in no imminent or ongoing danger, and do not want the incident reported.

I've had colleagues at other universities subjected to a witch-hunt like this, and there too, all it took was someone with a grudge to make up some story. It does nothing but fuel political backstabbing and attention-seeking.

I am no Trump supporter, but this is one thing his administration has gotten right, and should be take even further. My biggest fear, in fact, is that the problems with Trump will only taint and derail necessary reform of Title IX regulations.
Do you remember from what boot camps these people were from? I understand you don't want to shame people but curious as to whether there's been much success from even the bigger, more well known camps
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Ok, so I have watched 2 of his videos and understand what he's explaining, but what I don't understand is where the data is supposed to be stored. (I also can't think of any ways for data to be stored except in big banks (hosting) like it is now - Can you think of any?

I get that he's proposing all devices can access the web by accessing each other (each device a port), but where are the websites located then? Where are the videos stored?
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Question for someone who knows... Is the ACLU primarily an inbound or outbound organization?

I mean there must be multiple transgressions occurring all the time, so it must be very difficult to keep track of everything yourself, but at the same time being inbound will mean you only hear from the "loudest" voices. So how do they strike a balance?
Most coding bootcamps are a complete waste of money. Ever since I launched https://edabit.com, I've noticed a ton of traffic coming from these bootcamps and I'm not sure what to think of it. On the one hand, I like the free promotion but on the other, I can't help but feel as though these people are getting ripped off (considering they can access the site for free).
SFTP isn't that old and shares nothing with FTP other than three letters.
Pigs are the ultimate recyclers, and we'd really not want to eat their inputs in much of the world. Have some organic waste? Well, feed it to the pigs!

As an aside, the Coptic christians in Cairo stopped collecting trash because the government slaughtered all their pigs, leading to a huge garbage crisis in the city.

Cows and sheep graze on marginal grassland that is unsuited to agriculture. Most countries aren't like India and suited to vegetarianism. Tibet would basically not exist without meat (and Tibetan Buddhist are specifically not vegetarians accordingly). The Inuits could never make a go at it in the arctic as vegetarians.
I mean to hook up with the elevator.
First, I've neither done the requisite orbital mechanics calculations nor have I simulated this. But with that caveat, this is how I imagine it would work.

Assuming your tug is in the translunar orbit (going in a figure 8 around the Moon and Earth with the intersection being the Earth-Moon L1 point. And assuming the tug is significantly more massive than your cargo. As you cross the L1 point you can use a mass driver on the tug to 'shoot' the cargo out behind you which would decelerate it to a low delta-v relative to the elevator base (and slightly boost the tug on its way) and when you came around the other side you hook the cargo through a loop like the old mail planes did [1] and pulling it away (which would impart a small deceleration on the tug as it headed back to earth). Depending on masses and how closely you could match things, the amount of delta-v you would need for the tug to keep its orbit true should be very manageable.

[1] https://postalmuseum.si.edu/collections/object-spotlight/sky...
Folks gotta start somewhere. If someone is sufficiently capable and motivated to put together a basic app why not count that experience? Surely if they built it then their work is exactly a demonstration of their skill.
At least payments to an invalid account number are trivially reversed, instead of disappearing into the ether...
I did mention one, but otherwise no.
What's the point of a backup though if you can't restore?
Cows have a rumen. You can feed them a diet that is almost entirely sawdust and they will do just fine.
Chargebee looks interesting, also gumroad. How about stripe?