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>>> My JS is a bit rusty, but I remember that in JQuery I could do:
$("some selector").do_things()
And "do_things" would be done on all matching elements.

---

jQuery selectors were matched in native JS by `document.querySelector()` and `document.querySelectorAll()`

Pretty sure `querySelectorAll()` operates quite the same as jQuery's selector which returns an array of element objects that you can perform actions upon. The primary difference being that you'll have to run the actions in a loop over the array if you want to perform them over the entire selection. Eg:

let elements = document.querySelectorAll('li');
for(let i = 0; i < elements.length; i++) {
elements[i].addEventListener('click', e => {
console.log(`This element is ${elements[i]}`);
});
}

You could write a helper in a few lines to handle that throughout your codebase if it's commonly used.
Does this mean I'm going to have to charge my clothing now too?
I think you just need to be reasonable person. If you raised $250k and you pay yourself a salary of $150k, it is not acceptable.

If you raised a $30million round, then it is.
How much does that matter?

I get most of my software pre-compiled through apt repositories. It's all using basic X86_64 instruction sets. My computer, being a relatively recent Core i5, has plenty of advanced features [0], but outside of one piece of manually compiled software occupying less than 5% of my CPU on average (an LP solver used by a bot), I'm not taking advantage of any of it.

Considering how much electron apps have taken over my desktop, SSD and RAM play an exponentially bigger role in the quality of experience than my processor does.

[0] https://ark.intel.com/products/91160/Intel-Core-i5-6260U-Pro...
How incredibly frustrating: The correlation between marriage and the general wellbeing of a middle class income is well-known. It leads folks like Ben Shapiro and Larry Elder to say, "if you want to be middle class, 1. don't have kids outside of marriage, and 2. keep some kind of full time job." Makes perfect sense to me. However, the leftist NYT, reading the same correlation, instead comes to the conclusion of, "Oh look, now those rotten rich people have even taken MARRIAGE away from the poor people!"
If that ain't fake news, what is?
Check out http://discuss.bootstrapped.fm/

It is low volume, but has some good advice now and then, some of it from people already doing this stuff.
Since most NUCs don't take 3.5" HDs, I assume you mean attaching via USB3?

You should be able to get a Thin Terminal device for about $100US with USB3.0 and gigabit ethernet and/or wifi. With a little shopping, you may even be able to get one with a low profile PCIe slot for similar money. A few examples of such machines are the HP T5740, t520 or t620. Dell/Wyse also should have acceptable options.

Choosing a Thin terminal should cost far less than a NUC while being much more capable than a raspberry pi for not much more money (a raspberry pi 3 still needs a uSD card, a case, and an unusually powerful USB PSU).
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> Yes, "collections" and other such things in Smalltalk are "the Christian Scientists with appendicitis".

Interesting to hear this perspective - drives home the point that we shouldn't just stop at generic late bound data structures.

> Only some important dependencies were mitigated by the actual Smalltalks.

Dependency management in today's systems is just mind numbing. If only we had a better way to name and locate these.
Lol. You beat me to it. Kudos.
Here are examples of the new, damned Edge ads: https://www.theverge.com/2017/3/17/14956540/microsoft-window...
Is there a GitHub repository link?
Well, if you could be earning $150k at any other company, and you are only paying yourself $50k at yours, then you should be earning an additional $100k/year worth of shares over time to dilute the investors. You are investing that missing $100k.

And you're missing the main point that many of these founders simply aren't getting paid at all, because they think it is unethical to do so with someone else's money. The original article is exacerbating this problem.
> I imagine if there was a diet that said "drink a cup of water before eating that cupcake" it might be equally as effective for compulsive eaters.

Having participated in a number of eating disorder groups and also having studied it, I feel sure that is not the case.

Edit: (Assuming that the prior commenters method _is_ effective)
If you're both between 30 & 34, both on your first marriage, and both have college degrees, the rate is below 10%.

https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/meet-catch-and-keep/201...
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I get the impression Kubernetes is a somewhat expensive solution. The only reason I'd go with Kubernetes is if I was a) on Google cloud, which has first class support for Kubernetes b) a dedicated ops team deploying on premise.
> Wikipedia still says "There is no way to record time-zone information along with the time, thus rendering the stored time ambiguous." It'll be a while for cameras to catch up.

Most of my friends and family take their photos with Android, iOS devices and Google Photos seems to have fixed this issue and all of my photos have a timezone field. Here is an example of a recent one: https://i.imgur.com/8AFgKs3.jpg
Wondering if people would like to drag those notes around ?
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I like that the advice is nearly indistinguishable from "be born into a family where you'll be socialized to follow this pattern and provided resources to help follow it and to help get you back on track if things go awry, and golly, you probably won't be poor!"
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Yes please. I'd probably swap out my 6th gen NUC for one if I could get a small form factor setup with a Ryzen APU.
That they have given an ad ridden OS away for free is their problem, not something they were forced to.
I like how the frustrated randos who create accounts on this site purely to justify sexual violence against women can't even be assed to read the article. The one where the police were given the evidence and it's now going to court:

> It is also worth noting that once Uber supplied police with the victim’s details both have welcomed us contacting them and have fully assisted with the prosecutions. Both cases were charged as sexual assaults and are at court next week for hearing.

I strongly suggest being, like, 1000% less overt with your next account. Then, your position on the matter will only be "very obvious", not "mind-numbingly, unbelievably obvious"
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Because each of those data scientists are a billion+ dollar per year lottery ticket. $3mm per year is a steal when you look at it that way.
Well the whole "deep learning" revolution really only started around 2012 when the ImageNet competition was won with a neural net. There have been numerous small breakthroughs that collectively have made deep neural nets now easy to train, and neural nets now provide state-of-the art (and often human-level) results in areas such as image recognition, speech recognition and language translation.

There's also been a revival of reinforcement learning, especially when used together with neural nets ("deep reinforcement learning"), and again there have been many small advances that collectively make this work very well. This is the technology that powered Google's AlphaGo to beat the world champion at the board game of "Go", not to mention learning how to play many arcade games at beyond human level based only on the raw pixels and current score as input.

There have also been tremendous strides in AI hype leading folk to fear the robot uprising based on these more mundane machine-learning/neural-net breakthroughs!
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The site is down, but if it just requires an email address and password then I wouldn't class that as personal information. It's easy to create a throwaway.
But you can spend months on a project and it fail and not make any money from it. Whether a product fails for a company you work for, you still get paid.

If you are a developer in a decent market (not necessarily SV) and you keep your skills up, getting another job is relatively easy. It has never in 20+ years taken me more than a month from the time I started looking to getting a comparable job or better. My record from starting to look to getting an offer from what was then a Fortune 10 company was four days.
It would be because it is where the information goes before it goes public. Sane with a printshop.
And if you start your campaign, perhaps in time you can shift the norms to be what you think they should be. Today, however, the London PtB have expectations that are not being met in this arena and the power to say 'no'. And yet Uber insists on being the definition of a snowflake - somehow their competitors are perfectly capable of interacting with the police and regulators.

Uber is clearly competent to report criminal assaults. They report other things. And ignoring their apparent PR desires, it looks not just stupid and a caricature of bro-havior, but also absurd - why make not reporting sexual assault the hill you want to die on? If I were an investor... Oh wait, there are already lawsuits flying (indirectly) over this behavior.

Uber has a choice. Keep acting like multinational frat house, and likely be pecked to death by more actions like this, or accept that others have no obligation to hold them in the same extreme esteem they apparently hold themselves, and act like they want to run a business in the real world, in which laws exist.

Or, hey, go Galt already. Please.
Hard to say. Probably depends on position? Better approach might just be making sure CDN does all the heavy lifting, and then it doesn't matter.
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Are you arguing with me or Bannon?

>here's a clue - there is a well-known correlation between education and liberalism.

Pretty smug. Here's some research that backs your assertion though:

http://www.people-press.org/2016/04/26/a-wider-ideological-g...

You'll notice that this reference only applies your conclusion to the "consistently liberal" category. I'm of the opinion that if anyone is either consistently liberal or consistently conservative, they're not really considering issues in and of themselves, but rather attaching themselves emotionally to political movements.

In other words, if you are a liberal and you can't think of a single conservative position you agree with, or if you are a conservative and you can't think of a single liberal position you agree with, you are on the Koolaid.
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Couldn't disagree more. You should pay yourself the absolute minimum you need to reduce burn and extend your runway. This doesn't mean free, it means living expenses but no more. Keep the burn low and extend your runway.

If those terms are undesirable, that's fine. Better not to raise money then, or to raise from a different profile of investor who is looking for different kinds of returns (i.e. not 'death or unicorn').
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I've been working on Igriva little by little for the past few weeks. The core idea is imposing limits on the user: you can only post or comment five times until Igriva resets. When Igriva resets all the posts are cleared (I don't save them) and all users get five more actions. Not sure if it's a good idea or not but it was fun to make!
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Many alcoholics are already quite adept at delayed gratification, whether it be waiting until they get home for the night before pounding 5-10 drinks, or even waiting for loved ones to go to sleep so they can "hide" their habit.
Happily not all teachers teach to the tests. STEAM (Science Technology Engineering Art Math) is all about trying to stoke interest in these paths. She's holding her first event today.

FWIW: I've seen districts where parents don't care, and she's student taught in some of these. It is terrible, as the kids aren't there to learn, the teachers are stressed out and unhappy, and the parents don't give a damn. The place where she is now is a college prep school. Hard core academic criteria to graduate, not just passing tests. Strong incentives from parents to kids to work hard, though not all do.
Agreed. I did find this on one of the pages however:

"Tiny electronics contained in the flexible snap tag connect the Jacquard Threads in the jacket’s cuff to your mobile device. The snap tag lets you know about incoming information, like a phone call, by giving you light and haptic feedback. Inspired by a strap that you would see on a cuff, it looks and feels like it’s a part of the jacket. The tag also houses the battery which can last up to 2 weeks between USB charges."
Decent salaries come at later stages of funding.
That's what other languages are for. Logic handling IO goes in Node.js, and everything else can go in native modules, child node processes, or other services that fulfill requests.

If you can design an application where this kind of separation won't overcomplicate everything, Node.js is probably pleasant to deal with.
I haven't read most of the authors here (this thread is doing double duty, being great for finding more authors/books to read, thanks) but from what I know so far, Egan is the best at writing about true immortality. Like trillions of years to actually infinite time level.

Diaspora (my favourite book) goes so far as to just stop counting time anymore because it just goes so unimaginably far.
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Because those are logistical details, not essentials. As a founder your primary concern should be developing a solid product and having a good product-market fit and getting paying customers. The things on your list don't become important until later.
I know exactly of that auto-generated UI (I also do hobbyist stuff with FL) and I hated it. Different strokes for different folks, I guess.

There's also the unintended side effect that now I know how to operate studio recording equipment because skeumorphic UI taught me how so many of these things work.
> launching a mediocre product as soon as possible, and then talking to customers and iterating, is much better than waiting to build the “perfect” product.

Yes, yes and yes. But this is so easy said but still a struggle and need to be put into perspective. Let's say we do a super simple business, eg a resume writing service on scale (just for the sake of having a simple example). To be ready to reach out to first customers we need to...

- Setup a landing page, takes ten minutes with Squarespace but to get all the copy and visuals right or least good enough for some first testing, min one day, rather three to five

- Setup and prefill all social media channels, should take half a day incl getting the first 25 likes in order to save the name

- Create the first ads and iterate to some ads which actually convert at good CTRs/CPCs take multiple days because you need to let a campaign run at least for one day; so lets assume another five days

So just to test this stupid-simple agency business properly we need already two weeks.

Now imagine, you do something a bit more sophisticated, an actual app/SaaS/game/bot/whatever, you still need minimum two weeks for the 'Marketing' stuff before plus the time for the actual app. And being mediocre doesn't work in highly competitive markets.

So, if you are able to (1) build a first testable thing in 2-4 weeks you are very good. And you are even better if (2) you have the power and positivity to do 12 tests per year because you need more than one shot.
Can we use this to identify the leprechaun and find where da gold at?
copy of https://qotoqot.com/blog/improving-focus/ which already has been discussed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15309393
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Exactly. I would rather take a first-semester web development student who shows those foundational bright spots than a 20-year developer who does this as a 9-to-5 job.

I work with people who did things their own way for 10+ years, never worked as team, never kept up with a quickly changing industry, never improved their skills, that now they're opinionated, they feel that as long as something works it's good to go, etc.

Introducing them to a code review workflow exposed how truly uneducated they were. Code review turned into education sessions, explaining how fundamentally they've misunderstood or misused CSS, javascript, or the tools we use.

It's dramatic how much money and time is wasted because no one with authority to fire them wants to. Back when I ran my own studio I let people go the instant it became clear they weren't going to make it, but these people couldn't pass a simple interview with me.

My company sees it but keeps trying to find ways to solve the problem. You can't throw training at it, you can't throw more meetings.
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Digital filters are used for other things aside computer vision.
I would add:

airbnb like model for warehousing/fullfilment, for capital efficiency and closeness to customers.

In Europe: China's railway project.

Control of self-driving vehicles by Google for a few years , and insistence they'd be used to build a competitive network against Amazon.
When the software is not that important to the success of your startup. So, not most of the time.
> PCIe bandwidth is about 1 gigabyte per lane

Per lane (unidirectional) bandwidth by PCIe revision [0]:

PCIe 1.0: 250MB/s

PCIe 2.0: 500MB/s

PCIe 3.0: 985MB/s

PCIe 4.0: 1.969GB/s

PCIe 5.0: 3.9GB/s

> A 10gb card does not need 8 PCIe lanes.

It depends on the PCIe revision(s) the card supports. If the card needs to support 10GBit on a PCIe 1.0 link, then it will need an x8. The bandwidth of PCIe 1.0 is ~250MB/s per x1 link, but there is protocol overhead and 4 lanes doesn't provide enough bandwidth, so you'd have to use an x8 (since x6 keyed cards are not a thing).

The most popular cards with enthusiasts are refurb Mellanox cards, which are PCIe 2.0 but support PCIe 1.1, so they need to utilize PCIe x8 to provide full speed 10GBit:

PCI Express 2.0 x8 (1.1 compatible) [1]

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PCI-Express

[1] http://www.mellanox.com/page/products_dyn?product_family=20&...
There have been enough failed startups with hot tubs that this advice may seem heavy-handed, but necessary in hindsight.
That's a different category, though. The competition for low core count is Ryzen. Perhaps a 1600X. 6/12 cores/threads, 3.6 boosts to 4.0/4.1, $249.

> And, in theory, I suspect that a dual-7740X build might match or beat TR in multithreaded, too.

Is that possible? And I really doubt you'll get 8 cores to beat 16.
In this case, it's possible you would actually wear one jacket whenever you were cycling, and the gestures might only be useful for that application. A cycling jacket also probably needs to be water and wind resistant, breathe well, and include reflective panels. The latter at least seems to be included in this design. The idea of clothing engineered to a particular purpose is a good one, in my opinion. For instance to use woven retroreflective material (which reflects back bright light, but looks normal in ordinary conditions) in a casual jacket you would use whenever you were cycling, but could also as a general purpose jacket, rather than having to carry around and put on a lot of separate and unwieldy reflective gear.

However, it does need to use a standard api for communication between the snap tag, phone and jacket, and use a standard physical connector. I'm not going to spend $350 for a jacket that can only be used with one company's proprietary technology, and which has to be replaced when the next generation snap tag / dongle comes out.
Java, V8, or the .net CLR could sense the processor features at run time , and JIT the code into more efficient instructions?

A lot of things are interpreted nowadays, if the interpreter is updated to understand the processor features, it can take advantage of it.
steve mcconnell rapid development mentions the study where I found the 15% figure quoted.
> Wikipedia still says "There is no way to record time-zone information along with the time, thus rendering the stored time ambiguous." It'll be a while for cameras to catch up.

Apple Photos sorts photos by UTC, today, I assume by using the GPS information inside EXIF. There is no confusion between photos taken in different time zones.

I do a lot of photography from jets, and the photos are sorted just fine, while the time zone changes all the time.
I think you COULD but it's true you might end up with one DB connection per API call which might overwhelm your database server if you have too many concurrent requests that would be better off sharing a connection pool. For such scenarios you'd want more control than what serverless paradigms offer. On the other hand, most admin type API's don't get called very often.
I tired going back to the site and adding more notes and it loses my changes.
Now you're actually striking at the root of the problem.
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My understanding is that the Beaglebone Black is also... opener. Or at least it seems like the Beaglebone Black is supported by more operating systems. If, for example, you wanted to run OpenBSD or even Minix 3, BBB is the system for you.
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This is especially relevant if you're trying to setup a social networking site:

> Many startup advisors persuade startups to scale way too early. This will require the building of technology and processes to support that scaling, which, if premature, will be a waste of time and effort.

I see all these social media services started up by folks who've spent weeks coding fancy platforms hosted on cloud services with a whole team of engineers on standby with all the best graphics design work money can buy...

While no one's actually using the service. Best to focus on the community and getting people using it than the tech stack. No point trying to make a super complicated site that scale to Facebook levels when you've got about a hundred people actually posting on it.
They can’t really, the thing Jacquard was attempting was weaving an interactive surface into a piece of clothing. The clip on sensor is just a little glue interface that takes the sensor information from the cloth and extracts gestures and send them to the phone.
Not to mention a built-in console and battery backup. That said, the NUC form-factor is nice if hiding it is important.
Does Google AppEngine count as serverless to the author? Because it's definitely simpler, and not cheaper.