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React Native with Expo is a joyride
Not really. I am doing custom software development, and it is clearly a zero sum game.
The fork concern is real, but the double-spend on both forks is less so. It would require the double-spender to have access to both networks. Which isn't that hard to see.

But, it wouldn't take too many parties having access to both networks to prevent the fork in the first place. The miners who control such things are very highly incentivized to keep their operation on the main or largest fork.

The alternative for the miners would be doing work on a fork that has the distinct risk of being worthless as soon as the network issues resolve.

There are very distinct risks. But ones that have "real world" parallels. Think bars of gold becoming less valuable than antibiotics now worth pennies. Or Marlboros. In the shit-hits-the-fan scenario, values of everything goes crazy not just cryptocurrencies. $1000 smartphones without electricity or networks become paperweights.
No? A (very) quick and dirty plot looks like a pretty normal distribution to me...

https://www.dropbox.com/s/fs9fqjsq6vau5bt/Screenshot%202017-...
>> Is retail adapting to e-commerce ? Or is it mostly a really slow decline ?

It's both, really. For some retailers with brick-and-mortar shops online presence is a way to expand their market, for others - internet is slow death.

But again nothing drastic in terms of job reduction has happened overnight even though the whole "internet thing" changed the way things are done drastically af.

>> And maybe we can adapt - but we don't hear almost any ideas at all for many more new jobs...

It's hard to predict these things. But again I'm not buying the "zomg there will be riots" spiel. If anything there will be a whole set of new (or subset of existing) industries along the lines of how adoption of the internet-based tech spawned them.
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Scanning should be fine; trying to access them becomes dubious; bruteforcing the login could lead to arrest.
Because the FTC has been almost completely declawed. Their powers to protect consumers have been gutted and the whole agency has been reduced to enforcing a few narrowly defined easily bypassed rules, with almost zero powers outside of that.
yes, I help individuals and small businesses build sensible web strategies and mentoring where required, my clients are nice people running socially conscious enterprises in interesting and progressive fields, that's positive, for me anyway.
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Why would that necessarily be a problem? If it's a form of money, to be exchanged for goods and services, why does the specific currency matter? For most people it could be just like switching from Francs to Euros, say -- a little disruptive in the short term but overall no big deal.

If a competitor is able to fix some of Bitcoin's serious problems, it deserves to win. Though I can understand if you're worried about competitors that lack some of Bitcoin's key properties.
There is also a paper from same authors with about the same content:

Efficient Processing of Deep Neural Networks: A Tutorial and Survey
Vivienne Sze, Yu-Hsin Chen, Tien-Ju Yang, Joel Emer

https://arxiv.org/abs/1703.09039
> First: wealth inequality is the result of persistent and pervasive income inequality.

"it's not what you earn it's what you keep" - someone on the internet
Well you can, but the court system is also owned by the same corporation. Monopolies are a pain aren't they....
basics science researcher. Yes, but in an abstract sort of way.
I was not aware of degrees of philosophising, is it not binary ?
Almost 40% of HN users block Google Analytics, how we learned to adapt to it
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I never said "let's make software licensure exactly like healthcare licensure". There are parts of healthcare licensure we could also criticize, but that's not my point. If you'd like to discuss specific parts of softwares licensure, I'm more than willing, but don't engage in faulty reasoning.
Ask HN: How having children impacts your career choices?
I recently had to hire someone for the first time in my life. I was surprised, that candidates tried to find common ground in thinking about planing their carries in terms of parenthood. I have no children (other interviewer has) so it seemed really illusive to me, how they evaluate their career path in terms of being a parent.
Does having children impacts you so much? If so, how? I get it, you think not only for yourself but also for a person who's life just begun. Is there something else?
Why people still care about the job safety in IT when you can find a job basically in week now?
Im working in automatization. So no!
Im a wrecking ball to societys foundation, im taking peoples jobs away or prevent those from existing in the first place.
I secretly wish this whole Ponzi scheme would come crashing down to bury this nightmare.

I wish i could dress up in some delusional ideology, like others can, that this is for some greater good and 72 virgins after the singularity hits, but logic, that cruel mistress wont allow those too last.
I agree, I think that falls under organizational practices
I had a projector firmware freeze up hard on me during a port scan. There is some risk there.
It depends on how you set things up, but one possible approach is that the supervisor, after a few retries, would also shut down, which would trigger the supervisor above that to restart the whole thing with a different port. This wouldn't make sense, probably, but maybe it illustrates how you can go about these things.
Scanning can lead to arrest in some places.

In the UK for example, the computer misuse act says that using any tool with the intent of accessing a system (without actually doing so, let alone doing so successfully) is an offence.
I think that you are right. I think that politics (in a broad term) will play a more important role than technology here. Right now the adoption of bitcoin is widespread, but still quite niche (technological people and investors).

I wonder what will drive adoption from the general public. And I wonder whether AGFAM will play any role in it.
>But the rampant individualism and abandonment of the family unit leads us to no dialogue between peoples.

It's not like that everywhere. I live in a midwest metropolitan area (~230k people), when I walk passerbyers always say hi or wave. People are relatively friendly by default. Yesterday an older lady I'd never met before told me about the pace maker she had put in the Friday before.

I'm rambling, but if you desire a sense of community or whatever there are parts of the US where this is very much a thing.
There are plenty of coins already that are technically better than Bitcoin.

Is there anything that fixes the wasteful mining process? To me that seems like a serious flaw in Bitcoin.
If you make a consumer trade with Fidelity, the trading fee is $5.

For better or worse, Bitcoin has evolved into a financial-scale product, no longer something one would use to buy $0.50 of potatoes.

(P.S. $0.50 for 2kg of potatoes or a bottle of beer? both of those are a great deal)
Not surprising. I've met some Olin kids (I helped teach a session of their product design & development class) and they are some of the most impressive college students I've ever encountered. They tend to take feedback extremely well, and are genuinely interested in creating useful things for people.

Whatever they're doing over there, I hope they keep it up.
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It's a mixed bag for me. I work in children's entertainment and educational apps. While I feel quality fun educational experiences on devices are positive, I also feel like they are contributing to kids getting addicted to these screens at a young age which concerns me deeply. I'm not really sure where to go from here to address these concerns.
Another solution is law. Establish a formal licensure body and then slowly make it necessary for things like government contracts, or even private contracts.
"There are two main reasons to doubt bitcoin's viability as an investment....Another is more philosophical: Digital currencies have no fundamental value, so have no place in a portfolio."

There is no such thing as an objective theory of value. ALL value is subjective (meaning each person values the same thing differently). The more you learn about what money is, the more you realize that there are qualities of money that make it valuable/appealing to be used AS money (e.g. fungibility, low to no inflation, difficult to counterfeit, scarce, easy to verify authenticity). This is why things like sand and hair make for poor money, and this is why the free market essentially chose gold as money before governments co-opted, confiscated, and controlled it. Gold would most likely be the primary money today if people had been free to transact using gold as money [0].

Governments stopped the use of gold as money because they can use fiat currencies to fund the operation of the government (by increasing the supply of fiat and buying their own debt with it), reducing the purchasing power of their own currency and acting as a tax on savers.
Bitcoin is a serious threat to that because unlike gold, it is orders of magnitude more difficult for governments to confiscate and control.

[0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberty_dollar_(private_curr...

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As much as I am confident many pump operators out there would do anything to make a quick buck at the customer's expense, all it takes is one time metering more gas into your tank than what your tank is able to hold, after which you know they're lying and regulators will get involved. Even if not, word of that kind of thing spreads and it won't be long before that filling station's competition starts stealing its business through word-of-mouth.
Ah, of course! Thanks for clearing that up (I was hoping you would chime in).

Oh, and thanks for a product that does what I need it to do. I'd maybe have liked a bit more documentation (for example, how to speed up retrieving a backup), but other than that I'm very happy with it!
Yes, at least I hope so. I've done my fair share of volunteer work, am involved in politics, and at work we build software for high schools.
Ok, then the fundamental value of 1BTC is 1BTC, since it allows you to pay of 1BTC of any liability to whoever accepts Bitcoin.
Whose conception of sovereign rights.

Sovereignty is the historic acquisition of power through violence in all cases that spring to mind (W. European bias).

How far back do you go. Does Russia now have sovereignty over Crimean history?
To say nothing of surreptitious tracking dots on all printed materials.
> Bitcoin and other crypto require a well functioning internet infrastructure, otherwise it's just data on a hard-drive. Disconnect a country from the Internet (or filter the traffic) and you're forking the chain.

Less so than in the past: https://blockstream.com/satellite/menu/

> I guess my point is: be careful, this is still very much experimental, don't invest everything you have in them.

Well, that much is obvious.
Well, it is a real fear, especially when kids are playing instead of going somewhere.

However, driving the kids to school is probably no better than them just going on their own looking at stats of car crashes with kids involved.

Anyway, as expected, parents tend to behave highly irrationally when safety of their own children is involved.
The fertility of the older mind
It has been shown where? Please don't forget that inexperienced practitioners also hurt the marketplace and customers. Every data breach because someone kept a plaintext password field in MySQL hurts the customers. Every lost hour of productivity because of shoddy code hurts customers.
Yeah. I'm working on an app that helps people manage their diet (for weight loss and dietary issues).
Been there. One set of (otherwise paired) muscles gets inflamed.

The two things that helped me were:
(a) Microsoft Trackball Explorer which is a lovely ergonomically shaped mouse - providing you are right-handed.
(b) Tennis ball (or similar) to squeeze which helps build up both sets of muscles and thereby helping "rebalance" your wrist muscles.
> Some systems partition their commands to distribute the work and so this edge case can occur.

So basically don't introduce race conditions that aren't inherently part of the domain. This seems like a modelling failure to me.
Chicago has a very diversified economy. It's not all corn fields and futures.
The radar is the light source, just like shining a flashlight during the night at something.

The actual solar illumination of the asteroid at the time was likely significantly different from what we see in these images.
That's not actually an argument? Also the Paradox of Tolerance is a paradox and is a component of decision theory, and is a pretty well understood mathematical construct. So you can't argue that the Paradox of Tolerance isn't a thing you can only argue that the Nazis and KKK aren't intolerant. Most people would disagree with that...
...so in other words, libertarian
I don't use Erlang or Elixir but I love the idea of this book. Are there any similar troubleshooting guides for other languages?
How do the orbits of the moons, and the asteroid's axis of rotation match up to the ecliptic? Do both moons orbit in the same direction? How eccentric are the orbits of the moons?

What's the going theory on how such a small body can capture moons? It must not be too difficult, otherwise 3122 Florence wouldn't be the 3rd triplet spotted.
I'd add that at some point you want to discuss this with your manager. It might be entirely self imposed. Try to figure out if they are displeased with your progress thus far. Your colleagues think they should have hired someone with 12 years experience in this domain. You manager knew they would need to invest in you before you reached the level of your peers, even those with less overall experience. So long as your managers are happy, that's what really matters.

I'd recommend you form deeper relationships with the peers so they are helping you learn. Let them know you value their experience and they will be more likely to help. Constantly remind them, in a passive way, that you are learning. It sounds like they are competing with you, and you want them to be helping you. This will happen much better if you drive it. If you have to, get management involved, but that has it's own down sides and risks.
Well, being a member of mankind, my culture does at some point stop being "my" culture alone. If my neighbors and I were to perish, I couldn't stop cultural anthropologists from trying to piece together our ways to better understand us. And I really wouldn't want to, honestly.

But I certainly don't want a bunch of carpetbaggers helping themselves to my culture in a way that would erode its meaning. So as a living member of the culture, I choose to share or not share based on what I value, why I value it, and how best I judge to nurture it. Would it be better for me, my people, and humanity if I shared this? Do I judge there is more value in not sharing while we are alive? Do I have a responsibility to preserve and transmit my culture--at least among my people?

Simple language is an example that breaks down fast, because I don't really lose anything by teaching you a phrase and its meaning. If my words live in one more mouth, there aren't fewer words for me to say. But even the meaning of words can change based on who uses them and how.

A better example might be a sacred text. I may have a "family Bible" handed down through centuries. The book itself might be a valuable cultural artifact, and the individual contributions by my ancestors might constitute a body of knowledge of interest to others. But it isn't anyone else's right to demand access to my "family Bible." There is no onus on my family to produce a digital copy, no moral obligation to permit visitors to leaf through its pages.

And you certainly may not hire men with guns to come into my home and take it just because I leave it on the coffee table instead of a safe. You may not kick in my door to preserve it just because the cat sleeps on it. But when I am dead and no kin remain to claim it? Take it, study it, put it in a museum.
France nearly voted nationalist last vote.
All of eastern europe is basically slowly abandoning democracy and demolishing its institutions.
Germany is in for a AFD government.

Sorry, but drive through tourism does not paint a accurate picture.
It's the same problem as with FB. To get a mass exodus from BTC you need to have a mass exodus in advance in order to get value in the new currency. Everyone uses FB/BTC because everyone uses FB/BTC.

The advice that the usurper needs to be 10x better to win is applicable here, imo. It might even be 100x given the bigger stakes and greater risk aversion of the parties.
> Even more interestingly, because I work in a timezone 9 hours separated from my colleagues I've always wanted to be able to hand over work. In other words, 2 people working on the same story. 1 person works during the night and the other person works during the day. They hand over the code in the morning and the evening. Using the TODO list techniques I was using in the kata (and making sure to end the day on a failing test), I've actually been able to accomplish this with like minded colleagues. It's actually quite incredible. Probably I should write a blog post about it ;-)

I would definitely be very interested in this. Seems like a smart way to work remote or on personal projects.
Out of curiosity, from someone in the education arena.. Would you think augmented-reality style apps would
be a step in the right direction?

I remember being told it would bring forward the 'outside world' to people otherwise
glued to their phones. But then, I drove past a pokemon go party the other day and
the only difference was they were all stood outside...
It's borderline; if something bad happens (and bad things definitely can happen from portscanning, especially embedded systems), you'll be on the hook for it.
Yes, and much more. types also allows lowering generic ops to fast ops, which is typically 10x faster then without types.
No. Define "mutual interest"?

If something in your culture benefits me, why does my use of it have to be dependent on that also benefiting you? Indeed if its a loss for a small people group but a benefit globally then surely that's a positive thing.

Would you for example argue lack of distinctiveness as a negative thing, in which case you could be blocking all sharing by demanding "mutual interest".
It is amazing. The only tradeoff is that German strangers tend to get upset if you try to pet their dogs or get their attention.
Under a hypothetical licensure system, companies would be more than welcome to hide rockstar Chad from the local CS department. They would just, for example, be more liable for damages or something. We can think of all types of licensure schemes, with all types of consequences. What makes you think software engineer credentialing will automatically work out poorly? Moreover, have you also considered its benefits? Oftentimes the world exists in shades of grey, where a system has good parts as well as bad parts. Lawyer credentialing, for example, isn't perfect, but it's better than nothing at all.
> The only way such an effort can ever hope to succeed is a) an extremely clear standard with a rigorous conformance test

VMCALL is too flexible for being able to call it a "standard". What does the original article suggest? Yeah, define a struct and pass a pointer to it. As "standard" as defining protobuf messages.

Heck, even the "big" (Xen, HyperV, VMWare, VirtualBox) hypervisors don't agree on their hypercalls.

The problem of having multiple incompatible OS-interfaces is repeating itself, just one level below, on the hypervisor level. Madness.

Ironically, these problems would not exist had the world gone the way of IDL and microkernels.

> b) a way to run legacy programs that don't comply with the standard

No-go unless the VM implements all of the stuff that you want to get rid of.

Plus, whatever you decide to run in a VM may want to talk to a service in another VM. How do they talk to each other? [continue the exercise until you reimplement one or more of existing IPC mechanisms].
Having been on the board of directors of a decently-sized hackerspace, I do not recommend it to folks looking to avoid burnout.
Very interesting. WeChat has been doing official business accounts for a couple of years - I'm interested to see if WhatsApp takes these in a similar direction.

Official WeChat accounts have become the primary way that small businesses in China keep in touch with their customers, and a very significant source of revenue, for online and offline sales, through WeChat Pay.

Especially considering the extensive use of WhatsApp in less-developed markets like India, Indonesia, and Brazil, Facebook could be putting themselves into a very strong position as an enabler of commerce in these markets. Could we possibly even be looking at Facebook Pay if these business accounts take off?

Info about official WeChat accounts -https://walkthechat.com/wechat-official-account-simple-guide...
The decompression flag is interesting, I would've poked around the Javascript to see if that flag is ever read. If they were thorough, the web frontend would show a red screen with words like "Decompression! Put on your oxygen mask!"

Otherwise, passengers could be so distracted with the electronic entertainment that they might not notice that it got very breezy all of a sudden...