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> "The grammar and formatting are well beyond a lot of even native English speakers" -- Yes, because we edit her posts (top link to this submission and [0]). Additionally, Naomi has said she has a team (maybe of expats?) that edit her work for grammar and idioms. Also, if you follow her twitter, she's really locked in on Internet culture, which would give her a leg up on the memes and idioms.

I can echo this. Over the years i have been taken as being American because of how i write. But back in school my english grades sucked.

It was only after got online and thus had to regularly practice that my writing picked up. But if i have to try to speak the language, i will butcher it in a myriad of ways.
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Skookum as frig, possibly.

He had a better idea though: pass the bag between one or two rollers.
Wow, that's a super high salary for a startup. Are you also giving some equity?
That would be some serious activation DRM for pressing juice, although it does defend their (failed) business model.
We humans seems to be wired to be loss averse. When tested we will pick a lower payout even if the chance of a loss is incredibly remote.
A way to validate that you're genuinely interested in penetration testing and to learn is to do challenges on sites like https://www.root-me.org/ for example. It's not necessarily realistic challenges, meaning there can be challenges on vulnerabilities you're very unlikely to see in real life, but you'll always learn something If the challenge does not teach you on some kind of vulnerability, at least it will teach you about how to think and do research, which is the most valuable.

I've seen companies filter candidates based on their score on such platforms. For example, for a junior position in penetration testing, they asked for at least 3000 points on root-me (but it was a few years ago, the number of challenges on the site has increased so it would make sense if they had increased their minimum points requirement).

Compared to certifications, it has two enormous advantages: it's fun, and it's free. I've started that way and never regretted it. I've not needed a certification to land a penetration testing job in a serious company (this was in France though, I don't know much about practices in other countries).
Although I wouldn't be surprised if large, expensive buildings held up better to earthquakes than low-density homes people build as cheap as they can and where inspections are more lax. For instance Japan holds up very well to earthquakes.
So you believe him now? It is in his interest to have his opponents underestimate him.
Why create a startup when you have a PhD in CS and two kids
You say that like it's a bad thing!
> The generated code is identical, and thus the performance will be identical (all other parameters being equal).

So it's not faster
It was 106 ℉ in Palo Alto today, and over 75 ℉ in the middle of the night.
UK survey: 40% of respondents pay more than 50% of their incomes on rent
I so wish it was easier to sell stuff :( ebay is a PITA, feels like everybody is trying to scam you. Wish there was ebay with like minded technical customers so I could drop battery cycles and hard drive smart status along with detailed product images (while running) and not have to deal with the "MY DAUGHTER IS GOING TO COLLEGE AND I'M PREPARED TO GIVE YOU 200% THE VALUE OF THING IF YOU SEND ME INVOICE AND MAIL TO A DIFFERENT ADDRESS"
It's not free software, 30 million hardware units is massive
Is there an equivalent of this for React and Angular?
From the video, some of the subtle strategies fascists use to code their ideas:

1) They deny being a fascist.

2) Euphemism (e.g. I'm a X, not a fascist or talking about purging criminals, rapists and terrorists which is actually code for purging non-white people.)

3) Pedantry. They bog you down and waste your time in a "petty terminological dispute" as they specifically detail why they are not a fascist.

I can't even go on, I feel like I listening to a guide on how to spot a witch.
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Other source, PL traffic only, 2.36% in W34 2017:
http://www.ranking.pl/en/rankings/operating-systems.html

No visible bump in data, just slow growth from 1.55% in Q3 2015 through 2.00% in Q3 2016 to 2.40% in Q3 2017.
So oversimplifying a bit it means about 4 converts per 1k citizens annualy.
I've lived in California for almost 40 years. The house I grew up in south San Jose had a small, in-wall air conditioner because it was needed about 5 weeks out of the year. It's true most houses on the peninsula didn't have air conditioners originally, but many of them do now (probably more affordability than climate change).
on the other hand, nobody built a world-changing global repository of information based on Henry George's principles, so as much I dislike her, empirically speaking Ayn Rand has that going for her.
>"shamelessly re-uses it and claims to be “screen-256color”

Could you elaborate on this? Tmux uses the screen terminfo entry? Is it not actually 256?
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One thing to note is Dev paying more than security is a bit geographically dependent.

I know dev salaries in the US are very high, but in other countries (e.g. the UK) security posts can pay pretty well relative to many development posts.

In terms of options, there's a fair number of options available after pentesting, although most of them revolve around security in one guise or another. On top of the obvious moves into IT/Infosec management, there are new fields in security which open up alongside tech.

Recently there's been an expansion with fields like malware analysis, blue teaming, incident response and red teaming showing quite good expansion.

Within "pentesting" there's areas like IoT, Automotive, maritime etc which can offer moves for people wanting to move on from more trad. pentest roles.
Thanks for the advice!

I doubt there's a trust issue in this case, since they rely on many of my analyses and use multiple tools I have created for the wet lab experiments
If I'm an Alphabet shareholder, did I just lose my stake in Waymo et al? It seems they are now no longer subsidiaries of Alphabet?

That would be a big deal.
If you use pure TeX, yes. However, most people use LaTeX and a lot of packages. Those break all the time.
Reworded: Even now, presidents are held with the same regard in China as they are in the West.
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It will cause inflation at the bottom of the economc and reduce it at the top. We call the difference between the top and the bottom inequality. Imagine you earn 24k in a very cheap part of the US. You now have 36k. Most of the cost gets absorbed and you need 36k for the same quality of life. However that CEO with 1000k per year also only gets 12k which means he gets 1012k. Before UBI the CEO had 42 times the income. After UBI the CEO has only 28 times the income.
Perhaps the reason trafficking is incentivized is because this is a black market in the first place. We don't have the same levels of criminality with alcohol that we experience in the U.S. during prohibition precisely because a legitimized industry crowded out the ability to do most egregious criminal activity.
>ISP did a major fuck up

With Orange (French ISP) the IPv6 is dynamic. You have to pay a monthly fee to get a static.
I meant of Koch in this case — the fact that he's getting a raw deal surely even more so emphasises his generosity, rather than undermining it.
If freedom from data and race conditions is the easily solved problems, I'll take it.

The problems with engineering solutions that approach something close to the end of the spectrum of perfection, is that it gets undo criticism for not being perfect-enough. Rust is hopefully a stepping stone along path towards more correct, less error prone computation. Lets not throw the baby out with the bathwater.
Can someone explain the appeal of Vue over React?
> When you work for an hour, you increase society’s wealth (and your own) by an hour’s worth of wages.

true.

> When you save a dollar rather than spending it, you increase society’s (and your own) wealth by a dollar

um no. spending only transfers the dollars, and normally you trade the dollar for something worth more to you than the dollar & vice versa, and society's wealth increases due to trade.
It was 106 ℉ today in Palo Alto. Maybe you wait until it's 121?
Yup. Many restaurant owners: penny-wise, pound-foolish
When more people are trying to buy bitcoins rather than sell there's no real limit. I could offer $1 of a millionth of a coin and lo the price would be $1m if that's what buyers hold out for. However when more people are selling than buying, which will happen from time to time then the price they fetch will be limited by the amount of money out there. If 1m bitcoin go on the market at $1 each it's not so hard to find people with $1m to buy. If 1m go on the market at $10k each that means you need buyers with $10bn knocking around which would be harder.
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It's like if you took Angular 1 but made it more template based and gave it the performance of Angular 2 without having to compile your code.

Also you can avoid using JSX (although it can be used if desired)
You're making an invalid, hasty generalization from ancedotal evidence. A ground-floor apartment or shaded house is not the same thing as a flat-roofed, unshaded, uninsulated, top floor apartment.
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"Chances are that will be Ayn Rand and her extreme form of capitalism, which she called objectivism."

Rand's views on capitalism are only a small part of her philosophy and not at all the most interesting or compelling by far. By reducing objectivism to a form of capitalism, the author and most contemporary Rand proponents show they know little to nothing about objectivism and understand little to nothing of Rand's philosophy. It's sad that this aspect of her writings is so emphasized over everything else when it's the least interesting and least compelling of her writings about the human condition and the self. Most people using Rand's philosophy as a justification for their exploits of others would be considered looters by Rand, the exact opposite of what she espouses.
Get a spray bottle of anything at the dollar store, dump out and fill with water. Also, box fans are like $20.
I suggested on HN recently to try a layering approach to incorporate self-made cryptography, but was downvoted to hell for it. This made me aware that even people in tech can be dogmatic.
Those coffee 'cup' machines automate a majority of the series steps and outputs a decent coffee... perfect for office environments or mornings before work where people don't have time to grind or babysit a drip machine.

The value is quite clear in the context of alternatives. Which is where I believe Juicero stumbles when one considers the various alternatives. Especially with the high cost and fast expiration dates.
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On the one hand, you're right -- in that I can see and respect why you say that.

On the otherhand, what the heck is wrong with using the syscalls? Every time I write a new high performance networking application, sure, i lose a day or two building primitives out of send recvmsg listen accept and splice, but once i'm done, i'm done, and things work.

I'm confused why people feel the need to make paper thin abstraction layers covering the berkeley sockets API. In the time it takes one to learn how to use the flavor of the month, one probably has gotten halfway there to understanding how to Really do networking.

It's not like networking on Linux is even a shred harder than easy...mumbles off into the distance unlike BLE on Windows10 (and linux)....

Tangentially, I positively can't WAIT for Networking support in c++20 -- that and Concepts I've been waiting for with baited breath.

[EDIT: apologies, i think my tone got away with me.. stupid aspie tendencies... what i MEANT to say somewhere in there, directed to the author, was: "Good Job!!" It's hard work to put yourself out there and enjoy accomplishment. Please do let the rest of the community know if you'd welcome help in porting it to other platforms and adding features and improving performance. Best!]
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And ideally, your compiler will turn that interpreter into a compiler :)
Of course you use different keys for the different layers. One uses layering not to compete directly with the underlying cipher but to add a fall-back security. This immediately demands that one must not reuse the key. Since this is simple to understand and to verify, it is far less important than what you make it seem.

Also, you then do not get lower security! You still have the full security of the underlying cipher.

Why all the scaremongering? Crypyography is a science and craft just like other sciences and crafts. One can do misstakes with severe consequences, but that is the case in other sciences and crafts, too. If more people understand cryptography, the better. We should encourage playing with it, not telling people not to touch it.
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The main price gap is between a capsule machine, and an entry level automatic coffee machine (where you dont have to clean up the mess after each coffee, just empty the grinds every few days). That's the same barrier juicero was going after in my view.

If you look on gumtree (like craigslist here in Australia) by far the most common appliance item by a very large margin are basic juicers. People like the idea, but in practice they go un-used because they're a pain to clean and people can't be bothered.

Best I could tell that was the same idea Juicero was after.
And he thinks it's going to be China. (probably)
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Can you elaborate a bit, possibly add examples? Sounds very interesting.
I spent a reasonably significant amount of time figuring out the Psion series 5 LCD and Keyboard interface. I built my own controller for the keyboard, and interfaced the display to a Gumstix. That was many years ago...

I've also done some prototyping in Shenzhen. CNC and 3D printed parts are cheap. If you've modeled it, everything apart from the membrane itself should be straightforward (and cheap in small quantities, <100USD). DirtySLA and itead provided cheap SLA printing options.

The membrane itself is likely more problematic. But you can make FPCBs, flexible circuit boards. In small quantities and at relatively low cost. Because the membrane is quite large I'd guess maybe 500USD? Getting domes in it probably is harder. I wonder if you can deform Polymide in some kind of jig. Alternatively could add a thin, 3d printed spacer perhaps?

If you really wanted to do it properly, I don't think that would be massively expensive either. Having a prototype might help. There are a bunch of companies that /do/ agree to do small runs. And I know many people how have done this. Often you end up having to visit the factory a bunch to push them to do what you want, and have occasional failures. But it's often still far easier than it might be elsewhere.
Couldn't it just reflect the base rates? I wonder if the explanation could be found from making a comparison of the statistics from when the respective presidents entered university on how many people in upwardly mobile families studied to become engineers / lawyers in China vs Western countries. I suspect in China 20 to 30 years ago engineering was seen as the route to success because of booming manufacturing industry whereas in the US service industry has been taking over for decades. I don't know the statistics for China 20 or 30 years ago but I hire from top graduate schools in India today which is like China around year 2000 in many respects. Most of the students I see studied engineering at undergraduate level.
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As opposed to Trivago which is the worse kind of real life spam in existence?

Thanks, I'll keep using Booking

(Though the flashing things are annoying - but you can discover using booking then go to the hotel page and book there)
From the article:

> She called the process a legal formality that won’t affect ultimate shareholder control, operations, management or personnel at the 75,606-person company.
> “We’re updating our corporate structure to implement the changes we announced with the creation of Alphabet in 2015,”
The American southwest (i.e. Arizona) was thinly populated until the advent of air conditioning.
isn't that how any political party works?
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Look how Vuex - which is an equivalent of Redux, but for Vue - is implemented. Comparing to Redux it's much simpler.
Your information about Russia might be a bit outdated, there are commercial dental clinics and in public hospitals you can pay for priority reception.
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Indeed, if anything they have become more Uber like after the pivot - just click here to have your furniture assembled rather than an auction site.
> * There was initial concern about fake rescuers. This concern should not be dismissed, but as far as we could tell, this didn't happen.

My biggest concern related to this watching twitter during the initial period was not so much 'fake rescuers' as people with good intentions going bad.

e.g. those that setup a website/twitter handle/phone number soliciting rescue requests either not handling information correctly, not being able to handle the volume influx, going dark while sleeping or days later, etc. But then people assuming that their requests to that service were being handled - the flip side of that is people making requests to multiple services potentially overwhelming not just actual rescuers but even just the information collection services themselves.
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I had zero issues cancelling bookings that were free to cancel (within a time limit - usually 24h before the arrival date). But some aren't and are explicitly marked as such
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Of the items I possess for merely sentimental value (emotional attachment/memories/inherited possession from loved ones), there are very few that I actually use. Most exist solely due to the emotional attachment.

A tip for getting rid of sentimental items if you need the space: take a photo before getting rid of it. The photo can bring back the memories as well as the original item.

I have a photo of a well-used no-longer-non-stick saucepan. The pan was the only physical item I inherited from an uncle and my only physical connection to a lost family member and for years I couldn't get rid of the pan despite it's uselessness. The photo helps.
There seem to be an awesome list for everything these days: https://github.com/sindresorhus/awesome#front-end-developmen...
I don't think booking is at fault here, they just list the hotels they don't make sure that they are hotels are honest or whatever, it's like renting on airbnb on a room with no reviews
> Most of the cost gets absorbed and you need 36k for the same quality of life.

In that case the handout does not make any sense ?
Its not about waste. Its about the identity politics of coal miners and sticking it to "globalists".
Out of interest how would you negotiate?

"I SEE IT ONLINE FOR $50 LESS ONLINE, YOU HAVE TO MAKE IT CHEAPER!!!" seems to be the classic style of negotiating car prices. It seems to be the only bargaining chip that you have available to you.
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LLC's will hardly protect your cash from law enforcement action vs the previous set up.

I believe it's just updating the business structure right down to the low level corporate/legal structure to reflect their multiple silo'd "bets" business strategy. It doesn't seem so nefarious if everything else is already functioning that way in practice.
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I think Stalin did that not because he was a communist but because he was a dictator who didn't trust people and thought they were going to betray him.

And if I remember correctly labour laws are there because of communists, before people worked for 12 hours a day for a very small salary.
Thanks, well said.

More and more sites remove comment functionality or hide comments they don't like, forced real-name policy for accounts, etc. Many sites lost any credibility these days.
Technical people, myself included, tend to be too arrogant, negative and black-white thinking. I don't associate with anyone whom dumps their emotional/work politics garbage or badmouths things/people/employers/etc.

Add some motherfucking positivity! :)
The cop's behavior was inexcusable. Even if he had those orders, he could have informed her and arrest her calmly without unecessarily escalating the situation. The loss of temper is a clear sign of him being unfit for duty.
You're complaining that because Google is not dominating cloud, payments, digital content, social networking etc, it's too big?

Because Google's Ads business is so successful, comparing anything else to it is difficult.
Not a typo. Are you using Home or Small business?
Been there and tried it - went back to paper.

A piece of paper is 'always on', it wraps around the push bar of the food cart so I don't have to make adjustments to hold the 'device' and steer at the same time, or keep fishing the phone out of my pocket and unlocking it, nor from the cart itself, while ensuring I don't drop any shopping on the screen or stray too far from the cart and give someone the opportunity to grab the phone.

The only way I'd go back to using a smartphone is if the cart had a lockable universal smartphone cradle. Bonus points would be given for a built-in charger - provided the stores maintained everything so you didn't need to 'test' the carts outside to find one with a working charger and cradle.
I presume they were selling a $10 service for $5 and ran out of VC money.
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WSJ style paywall articles are bypassable via the 'web' link. Not quite the same at all.