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Well, it's a trade-off between comfort and privacy. You should self-host what you are capable of and deem of higest importance / privacy.

To upgrade from gmail, you don't even to jump directly to self-hosting. There are pay-to-use email-providers, who treat you like the customer, not the product. Similar services exist for video, etc.
> On the other hand an inflationary currency inherently steals from the poor and gives to the rich.

How so?

The poor have nothing, in fact what they usually have is debt. Inflation makes that shrink over time.

And yes, inflationary currencies encourage investment, as you can#'t make gains just by sitting on the medium of exchange.

Failing to see why these are bad.
I've been wishing people "Hippo Birdie Two Ewes" to people celebrating their trip around the sun for many years now, all because of Sandra.

I always found her animal cartoons to be wonderfully balanced. Not too cutesy and cloying and quite lovable.
SML is a practical and realistic language for general programming - surprisingly so, coming to it again 20+ years after first encountering it as an incomprehensible academic oddity. The world has moved much closer to it in the meantime.

However, it doesn't have the kind of library support you expect for most practical tasks (unlike its sibling Ocaml).
If you don't like to play with CLI and want to host files on Amazon's S3, go with the Sheetsu Pages [1] (I'm co-founder).
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I don't see how this is an issue. Just imagine that client-side AI is just another player that happens to share the same CPU as the human one. From the server's POV, there's not much difference. Client inputs are client inputs, you always want to have some anti-cheating mechanism in place.
It means figuratively ;-)
I'm not using JS anymore, but when I did I remember IntelliJ Idea using the typescript definitions as well. There was a section for it in the settings menu.
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Mind-blowing. Mind-boggling.

These are the only two I think I am familiar with, never heard 'mind-concentrating' before nor does it make much sense.
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Oh wow. I've a house there and don't understand why a rural county even needs to bother with directional quadrant addressing. Surely there's not much need to disambiguate in such a rural place.
And while you're iterating the same code over many NPCs, you could take great advantage of GPUs and gain significant performance by running all those NPCs in parallel.
Yeah paying in advance helps too I do 1 year for like $40-$50, single core 10GB 2GB ram

edit: the one for $30/mo on AWS is 2 Core, 4GB RAM, like 30GB space, what specs are you getting for that price? For me roughly that (though $ is not as strong) that's what I mentioned above through OVH.
"surprising" in patent law https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inventive_step_and_non-obvious...
You should pay for an email account. Fastmail is a good service.
Thanks for saying this. Personally I view a future where the entirety of my data is sloshing around in the cloud, ready to clone to an arbitrary device at the tap of a few keys to be a nightmare scenario.
Instead they're coming from someone with vested interest in delegitimizing cryptocurrencies.
Some of those are down already. Here's their salesforce login though: https://help.equifax.com/login

Here's the login for their finance blog:
https://blog.equifax.com/wp-login.php

admin/password and admin/admin doesn't work on that one. It lets you keep trying passwords for a pretty long time, maybe possible to brute force.

I haven't been able to get through any of the others with admin/admin as well. Maybe someone is on the job.

I can't help thinking of how on-the-ball companies like yahoo, github and dreamhost are about security breaches for much lower-stakes information. This whole story is so pathetic. Makes me think the company is being run by people like my dad, who is barely capable of using a computer for Youtube and the news, and is constantly fearful and paranoid of "cyber" threats, but won't take the most basic steps to educate himself or take precautions.
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Came here to express the same observation. Github is running Ruby + Rails so why not improve the own tooling with the own editor?

Currently I use VSCode and RubyMine (from time to time) for Rails development but both have only mediocre code completion.
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No I was just being cheap, I didn't want to pay for the Private Git server through Git Hub, but I do need to know how to use it. Like the push to live(instead of SFTP), separate branches, allocating resources assuming you're using Git on the same server that's hosting your site, apparently it's not bad if you don't have a lot of users/commits.
> Each AI should use up a pretty significant resource of the server running the AI.

The premise is wrong, in many games AI can be extremely cheap. It's usually not the same "AI" as in other fields. Game dev is a completely different dimension.
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I'd rephrase the parent comment to say "inflationary currency steals from savers". Imagine someone like me, without debt but trying to save money for something (larger deposit so I don't have to take 30 years mortgage for example).

I am not rich by any stretch but I am not poor either. Probably I would fall into middle class (if middle class still exists as it's been disappearing). Inflation is really harming me and people like me.

Basically what inflationary currency does is it forces frugal people who would otherwise not go into debt to take loans anyways as they realize that saving is a lose lose idea right now. Better to take a mortgage or two and let inflation slowly erase value of your debt.
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Lots of people talking about their preferred IDE/editor here. It's great that we can use what we choose, because the underlying standards - languages, runtimes, repositories - are so standardised. I sometimes swap to and fro on the same project. Not at all like UI development in the 80's and 90's, where you picked between, say, VB, Delphi, Omnis etc. and that's what you were stuck with.

I use WebStorm/IntelliJ for my daily drivers. Tried Atom a while ago and have been liking VSCode more recently (good for Rust) and was very impressed, but still prefer WebStorm for JavaScript. Recently prompted to try Atom again due to the plugin for Marko.js, and was pleasantly surprised. Performance on my 2013 16GB MBPro is fine and it seems overall cleaner and snappier than I remembered. Just installed this new IDE plugin and it's instantly impressive. Good to see that the underpinnings of IDE functions are also becoming standardised thanks to LSP.
Socrates famously complained about the lack of the youth's manners and respect.
> In the court system, not by disobeying.

Which cannot be done, when any issues with these laws are discussed in "secret courts" [0], and where the individuals involved cannot reach out to experts in the field, because their hands are tied by gag orders.

The strength of the warrant becomes less when you recognise that FISA approves almost every request it gets. The warrant is little more than a proforma.

The structure of the current laws prevents a lawful answer to the situation.

I can't advocate breaking the law, that would be going against myself.

But neither can I advocate for the law, here, because it is failing to protect the people of the nation, from the power of the nation.

[0] http://edition.cnn.com/2017/03/08/politics/fisa-court-explai...
They can always beat you until you give your password.
There's also a class of valuable insights that are general and not surprising, but rather obvious. For these, the challenge is that no one previously had the insight to observe and state what is obvious. Maybe the surprise for these isn't in the truth but rather that no one had stated them before.
Ok, lets turn this around. Can you imagine any situation, no matter how unlikely, where humanity should stop increasing their numbers or do you think we should keep increasing the population no matter what ?

I'm beginning to fear that for the vast majority of humans the urge to procreate is ingrained at such a fundamental level that no amount of rational thought can overcome it. Like the 3 laws of robotics that cannot be overruled, humans seems to have a rule that 'thou shall increase thy numbers'. We could grow until the planet is covered in 100 story skyscrapers where everyone lives like in a Japanese capsule hotel and there would still be people insisting that we grow the population.

Frankly, I think we as a species are fucked.
In Parliament, the fringe groups are usually still in the minority, so they can only pass whatever the non-fringe groups vote for. That may lead to some concessions, but not "take away voting for women" level of crazy.

These fringe groups know their growth comes from mainstream voters trying to push some change, so if they push for crazy ideas, they'll lose those voters and the non-fringe groups can force new elections to "steal" them back.

My Western European country is currently being governed by a centrist party with support by two "far left" parties, including our national Communist party, and the demands they make are for a somewhat higher minimum wage, not an imposition of Marxism-Leninism.
Some lawyers argue that BSD/MIT includes an implicit patent grant, but this has never been tested in court. Facebook's lawyers obviously don't think it's clear that BSD includes an implicit patent grant, which is why they have an additional license. I don't see how "we hope that a judge would interpret the licence as an implied patent grant" is better than an actual patent grant (with some constraints).

Also, IANAL, but I never understood why the revocation of the explicit patent grant would cancel out the implied patent grant. If your argument is that "the BSD licence text implies a patent grant", shouldn't that be true regardless of any additional licenses?
The essay describes a 2x2 grid with axes of generality and surprise. Things that are suprising and general are valuable. Things that are general but unsurprising are platitudes, and things that are specific but surprising are gossip. The essay itself is a platitude.
"So you wrote your app with mongodb and went live."

No.
I think in the EU and USA you can request all information a company has about you. Not sure how this would work without an identifier, though. You could send all your personal information to them so they can check if they store something about but this feels icky.
No reason to be rude.

You do realize TFA is about putting J2EE to rest, don't you? I'm well aware of Java's qualities on the backend, but ignoring browser innovation for 10 years (iPhone and the push for responsive) or even 15 years (Ajax) isn't good advice IMHO.

For better or worse, the same developer attitude and deployment constraints that made Java developers never look beyond the Java ecosystem is happening with Node.js developers, now that Java doesn't give you a full stack anymore (ignoring gwt and echo, which have been deprecated for 5+ years now as well).
One other interesting thing is that Facebook is even internally cannibalizing itself, by developing and promoting both Flow and ReasonML as a way to develop web apps.

From the outside it really seems there are 3 ecosystems, a large one (typescript) und 2 others (Flow and ReasonML) that are mainly used for parts of facebook.
Lesser known fact: Blender switched to Python 3 in 2008. I guess they thought the rest of the Python community would leave them behind if they wouldn't ...
Than you haven't looked far enough, long enough, whatever. Reddit is an incredible source of information and discussion. It took me a long while to "get it", but I'm an addict now. Just for fun, but there are many serious subreddits with good discussions. It can be problematic to find them, as it's huge.
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The way I did was adding a MSBuild script that re-generates the dacpacs for each supported MSSQL version when you compile using a special configuration in Visual Studio (so the dropdown is Debug / Release / RebuildDacpacs).

Then the dacpacs get shipped with the application, along with a zipped SqlPackage.exe (and accompanying libraries) to apply them.

It's been a lot of work and we've had to handle a lot of corner cases through pre-deployment scripts and SqlPackage CLI options, but I haven't seen a 'why does this customer have an [Address] column that's the wrong length and set to nullable???' or 'this report is super slow -> index is missing' ticket since.
I downvoted since a majority of these things are valid for Typescript as well.
I'm building something similar but its not public.

You will have an easier time building it yourself rather than adapting someone's project.
That will allow you the flexibility to make changes (and there will be changes when it gets used).
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Still true though.
It's not 'AI' (what actually is?), but mostly hand-crafted state-machines trying to achieve game-specific goals, which directly inspect the current game state instead of trying to build their own 'world model' (of course with restrictions like fog-of-war, visibility-checks and so on so that the cheating isn't too obvious).

Really no that much different from what the Pacman ghosts did, just developed further from there (especially during the Golden Age of strategy games during the late 90's and early 00's).

With this base, scalability is achieved through fairly traditional performance optimizations (mostly using the right algorithms and data layout, especially for path-finding and 'visibility checks').

Also in strategy games, AI is often layered like a military chain of command, where the "commander AI" only makes high level strategic decisions and only has a very 'sparse' world model, while the lowest level 'soldier' AIs are mostly occupied with pathfinding but only know about their immediate surroundings.

Also, each game genre has their own highly specialised, hand-crafted "AI" algorithms. A first-person-shooter AI is completely different from a car-racing-game or realtime-strategy game.
I also take issue with some of OP's unsubstantiated claims, but I'd like to add my own piece of anecdotal experience:

The experience I've had around typing higher-order components in general, and specifically with the recompose library (https://github.com/acdlite/recompose), which I use heavily in just about every React project, has been much better in Flow than in TypeScript. Now this is not completely fair to TypeScript since the recompose types for it were still a work in progress last time I tried it, but recompose is a central building block in most of the codebases I work with on a day-to-day basis, so good typing around it is a vital consideration for me, and possibly others who prefer to work with React components using functional composition.
> So do you have a list of what earns you dignity vs what is narcissism? Like covering your gut in loose clothing is fine but

but what has it to do with dignity? And why would anyone need a "list"?

> Don't like it, don't seek it.

I can be aware of something and have an opinion about it without engaging in it. And I surely do not need your permission for that, and calling anything negative you don't like "complaining" without considering your own complaints as just silly.

> Build your reach and you are a model. Same goes for youtube - it has vastly empowered indie content creators.

Don't even need to go into models, they are there to sell product, but I'll just say that calling people "content creators" is like calling someone who is attacked as maybe not being such an earnest author a "page filler". That's the low we sunk to, that's already normalized. "Creating content" has as much "value" as people give it in form of "attention". The capitalism of the mind, the destruction of all information. Work 50 years, rob someone who worked 50 years, you can buy the exact same thing... get X views doing A, or X views doing B, it's still just X views.

I guess I should make a youtube video about it, then it'd be valid even if it called out other youtubers? Help me out here, since apparently typing a comment in a text box is not creating content if it rubs you the wrong way.

> Humans have been seeking validation from strangers since time immemorial

Yes, but that doesn't make it less dysfunctional, and others have been calling them out for being fucked in the head for just as long. The idea kinda is that you do not constantly "seek validation", but you already more or less have that figured out after a while, and then it's more about responsibilities and challenges and things you enjoy. And yes, it's fun to be liked. Just like it's fun to like people. But if validation and self-esteem are some kind of elusive fix you constantly have to seek, you're doing it wrong.

Last but not least: You're basically saying, if you found a bug, don't talk about it, fix your own copy and just use that. Fuck that. What would you know about ambition? What if my being better includes speaking my mind? Riddle me that.
Also, you can't really run a state if you replace all government workers every few years. Politicians come and go, the actual work is done by those who stay in public institutions for long.
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Well, actually Java EE is only a "spec", with no code. There's a reference implementation, though. Sometimes this RI is popular, sometimes it isn't.

Following your example: JPA (the spec) is implemented, among others, by Hibernate. And EclipseLink is the reference implementation for JPA.
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I've definitely heard the phrase "concentrates the mind" when describing something so concerning that it takes away attention from other things to be dealt with. It's quite uncommon, though.

"Mind-concentrating" makes sense as an adverbial formulation of that phrase.
Brutal but accurate summary! I get the feeling there is something he is not (or cannot) saying that prompted the essay.
How can be webapp less secure than native app?
There are many, many remote desktop solutions for Windows, and they even solve the NAT piercing problem for you. How often do you use X network sessions over the internet (i.e., not on a LAN)? 15 years ago I used remote X via LAN quite a lot, but getting it to work over the internet was always a royal PITA, to the point where I stopped bothering. VNC-like approaches for Windows (CoPilot and similar) pretty much always work on the first try (well they did 5-ish years ago when I last used them - can't say for sure right now).

There are Wake On LAN Android apps, and I presume IOS too. There are many mobile torrent clients, and shell emulators. Those who can work with a CLI can set up their desktop/server/mobile integration on Windows just as easily as on Linux. Look, it's true that for some things Linux (rather, 'a Unixy OS') is easier, but that doesn't mean there's a market for desktop Linux. Those who are hardcore enough to want it, don't want to pay for it; and those who want to pay have plenty of solutions on Windows.
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I still don't "Get" it, but once someone told me it was a "modal gui" (as a vim user) it clicked a bit more for me, that helps, but I don't have an artistic bone in my body, and fail to pick up blender once a year. (that said, I have no reason to use it, save maybe toying with 3d printing meshes)
Not people on the iPhone 7.
There would be more than enough detailed photos and videos of politicians, celebrities and business leaders floating around for a skilled sculptor to recreate their faces, there'd be some high value targets there.
Not even that; this is 1970s batch processing rising again.
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As I mentioned we couldn't get TS + Webpack to work properly. I am not dishing TS, I just couldn't evaluate it all that well. To expand more on your points:

- Flow has more & better type definitions for React than TS. I think it's because a lot more React devs use/develop Flow and also both are FB projects.

- For our Redux + Flow setup, we export an ActionCreator type that is a union of all action creators we've defined. This union gets refined by the switch statements in reducers, allowing us access to well typed action creators in reducers, without having to deal with import/export of individual types.

- The docs are pretty good. Several of my colleagues are new to static typing, and have picked Flow up easily because of the docs. I also heard some interest in providing video courses like Egghead.

- Flow has an amazing type system compared to Java. Except for enums though. Java Enums are much much better.
Apparently the cult of Apple has a much stronger following.
This is tangential, but I believe vanity has been increasing with every generation for a while now. Each generation is more vain then the generation that came before it.

I don't know if that statement holds beyond the last 100 years, but certainly it does till then. I would chalk it up to being the result of the communications expansion, with each year our audience increases (by virtue of our increasing ability to travel the world, and by the ever expanding internet), and with that expanding audience comes a desire for us to be liked by the greatest number of them, which involves out-competing everyone else.
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Exactly this. It's also worth mentioning that 'true AI' would be an absolute nightmare in terms of delivering a game, the QA testing burden would be so enormous for any reasonably large game that it'd be difficult to get it out the door.

I remember working at a games studio years ago and a kid straight out of university joined us after doing a degree in AI - assuming that games used real AI. Nope, it's all smoke and mirrors.
Yeah but you're not sitting out on the break babbling on about work or doing selfie video calls to your partner. That's annoying enough on public transport, in the surf it would ... well it would make stand-up paddle boarders seem cool by comparison.