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Honestly I would love a spaceport in my backyard, seeing as we just hosted the International Astronautical Congress too.
No. Even Elon hasn't given up on Earth — why do you think he's running Tesla?
Interesting, the elasticsearch docs[1] say you should be able to escape those with a backslash, but alas it doesn't actually work.

I'll investigate, thanks for the bug report!

[1] https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/curr...
If you were in Europe in the Age of Discovery, would you have said that about coming over to the Americas?
> "That seems like somewhat of a weak ending, .. "

I hardly think I gave the story justice, since it is based on my memory from something like 20 years ago or more and I am sure I am misremembering the specifics.

But to address the points that were raised:

It is a convertible and plastic does not do well in the sun. Then next year the company decides that they can save 50% on manufacturing cost by using a cheaper and thinner plastic, which would only last 10 years, rather than the decades of the alloy it replaced originally, but that is more than enough time for any car. Then soon after that the company decides that 10 years is still too long and they can save even more by.....

First a digital clock, then a digital clock that gets wifi updates, then a digital clock that tracks and transmits your locations, then a digital clock that won't work unless the company sends a heartbeat code, then...you get the idea...it is a slippery slope.
Hello, yes of course you're always do better by donating to Charities/NGOs directly. The whole intention is to use this tool just as an additional way to help.
Legendary Pictures has the rights, and Dennis Villeneuve is attached.
SQRL is very close to being released. I thought this article and the comments were interesting and am curious as to what we think about 'passwordless' authentication. For updated information go to https://www.grc.com/sqrl/sqrl.htm

Thoughts?
If you base off alpine, you can get useful containers quite a lot smaller than 100MB.

One example i use is an agent i deploy to kubernetes clusters to do some security scanning. The scripts are ruby and the image clocks in at 9MB compressed https://hub.docker.com/r/raesene/kaa-agent/tags/
> "The clean house is presumably a goal, here."

The goal is to reduce the mental burden of having to think about the cleaning.
But the reality is that when I want to create a simple UI to automate a task or visualize something internally, winform is just perfect. None of my users care whether there is a flashy colorful touch friendly UI or a bunch of grey forms. They are all going to run it on crappy workstations running windows 7 anyway. And it's not about the UI, it's about the numbers that it shows.
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There's an easy way to not be frustrated: just buy Bitcoin independently from what you're working on. If you understand what that means to own BTC 10 years from now, you know that malinvestments won't get you frustrated.
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We first developped DNS in HAProxy for our AWS users who wanted HAProxy to follow-up a node when it is restarted (and it's IP is changed)... That was the very first request from both community and customers.
After we released this feature, the community came back with some requirements regarding the ability to use DNS resolution to resolve all the servers (or a set of servers at list) of a backend.
So we had to improve a lot the first dev we did to make this possible. Support for SRV record is just the last stone we put on top of many other devs :)

We're quite proud of the result because it makes HAProxy able to scale up / down at run time without being reloaded and compatible with any service registry able to export a list of nodes delivering a same service through DNS.

HAProxy can use multiple name for the resolution, pointing to different set of DNS servers, enforcing custom "hold" timers (to bypass server's TTL or negative TTLs in case of NX, etc...) and mix all of this with "old style hardcoded" servers in the backend...

HAProxy is flexible :)
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I imagine you can gain a lot of efficiencies with this approach. Just guessing here:

1. You can't leave your seat. Very high seat density.

2. No restrooms.

3. No food or any other services.

4. Very few (if any) cabin staff.

5. Fully automated flight; perhaps no pilot.

6. More reliable flight schedule; only a small bit of earth's weather on either side of the flight matters.

Personally, I'd put up with a lot if the whole flight was <40 minutes.

On the other hand, the vomit. So much vomit. :(
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Yes, I use Alpine for a lot of my other containers. I love the simplicity of the package manager as well.
What was the optimization?
I think I'm being particularly dense here, but do you mean the proxy is proxying to your tiny 1kb container? If so, what happens to the traffic? Or because the tiny container is running the proxy proxies somewhere else? i.e you're using the presence of a container with a label as configuration for the proxy?
"If the goal of the library is to be used in closed source, you will be limited to reusing code to only those that has compatible license with the closed source. That is a choice you make that has nothing to do with writing software to fix problems that people have in their lives."

It absolutely does. It fixes problem of people who work on close source or otherwise something incompatible is gpl. You either dont count them as people or as problems and neither makes sense. I used open source inside closed source. So yep, if I am going to five away, I will give to the same pool. Generous people gave me something, so I am giving back.

A library that I can not use does not solve any problem. That is not pragmatic, just something with limited use. Which is fine, if you feel strongly about your work use being restricted to some people only. I don't.

The moment when your logic twists gpl into literally "the only pragmatic license" is the moment when I wonder whether you are even honest in your arguments.
I find the whole Thomas package distasteful. The subtext always seems to be that Thomas would be fine if he just did what he was told to do by his betters. In that context, Thomas' servile desire to be useful carries sinister undertones.
Hmm, not obviously, IMO. At least the "OMG You will NEVER believe what random insignificant strangers said on Twitter about some shitstorm that we're doing all we can to whip up that an editor would never have allowed anywhere near a vaguely respectable publication except as a "quote" " has correct attribution and doesn't masquerade as actual journalism.
> By analysis, every landlord should put a "if you burn the fucking house down, you are fully responsible."

FTFY.
I wondered if I was really noticing that or if I was projecting my own fear of public speaking on him.
I'm surprised Miranda rights are hard to understand and I live in another country. Guess I watched too much TV as a kid to be exposed to it enough for it to be recitable from memory... Hell, I know more of and about the US constitution than I do my own.
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Ok Google can enable you to open apps
It's hard to say what will happen, but the shareholders would be justified in replacing board members over this. Shareholders don't run public companies directly, I think the farthest that you can logically assign blame is with the board.

Did the board fail to minimize total financial impact? In this case, yes. At the same time, adding a "failure" provision to the contract may have scared off good CEOs. I find it unlikely that this CEO has created more value than an overall worse CEO who would have avoided this, but it depends on the outcome of the lawsuits and PR fallout.
So as a CEO, what is his motivation to ensure the security of his custommer's data? This seems like a motivation to get hacked!
> I've never been a fan of the Smart line of cars, if only because they are so damned expensive here in the US ($15k for the base model, 39mpg).

I was surprised that their mileage was so low. Some sources point at values close to 60mpg but somehow US-based estimates nearly halve those values.

It's very weird, or even unbelievable, how a 2-seat 730kg car with a 0.6l engine is shown has having worse mileage than a 5-seat 1100kg car with a 1.5l engine. Things don't add up.
Theano is dead
I agree.

Part of me thinks that the whole moon base thing was a pitch to legislators/NASA.
But you didn't make an effort to reword it with the right words. Only you can see your internal thoughts and monologue, all we have to work with is the words we see.

Judging by your post, we could reword the article down to this: "Men should take up more household chores". Okay, that's uncontroversial. Digging down into the first example of the article:

"What I wanted was for him to ask friends on Facebook for a recommendation, call four or five more services, do the (emotional labor) work I would have done if the job had fallen to me."

Wouldn't it be easier to just tell the guy to do this, rather than veil it in a Mother's Day gift and expect him to "do the right thing"? Is it not the partner's responsibility to communicate clearly what they want, why they want it, etc? Why is the assumption that your partner, your loved one in life, is being malicious, is unwilling to do "the emotional labor", rather than just not knowing how to do it? Would it be fair if I asked my partner to "buy me a new PC for my birthday", and then complained that she didn't do research on the manufacturers, didn't make a custom build out of individual specced components, but rather bought me the first google result?

What I am continuously disappointed about in these discussions is how the authors, almost always female, seem to treat their partners like shit. I would never think to blame my partner for not being as good as something as me; I would look for a way to teach them, I would take this as a bonding experience for our relationship. This is why I will turn the author's claim around - no, you aren't "fed up", you're nagging - when did you make an honest effort to help your partner do the things you want them to do? How is what you're doing productive?!
I know, it's a bit difficult to explain and a tad confusing. No, the proxy is not sending any traffic to the container. Rather, the container, by simple virtue of being in the running state, tells the proxy to send requests to the domain specified by the label on the container.
They got me at split view. I use gedit on both windows and Linux, one thing that is missing is the split view. From time to time i need to see to documents at the same time.

Side note: gedit lost me on their last version with the hamburger menu. Those sub menus makes it impossible to navigate.
Anything pre-dating the fractional reserve system. Allowing entities to create value from no effort is not raising capital. Fractional Reserve systems lessen the skin-in-the-game spoken of earlier and transfer to societal decision making from the people doing the work and taking the risk to bureaucracies that are 'too big to fail'.
Sia might be a good option - https://blog.sia.tech/

$0.48 per TB per month
That would require additional software development and might not be nearly as accurate.
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This sounds great and I always love competition, but isn't QML and QT a very good product? QML is basically the C++ cross-platform answer to Apple's easy storyboard UI tooling. Wouldn't Boost need to have very good development tools to compete with QT?

On top of that, a lot of C++ apps I know use Chromium Embedded to drive UI...
The best one was:
"It's 2017 and there's no lunar base, come on"
I heard a commentator (I think from Forbes) say that it is bad that the CEO is leaving because you now have an additional crisis of finding a new one on top of the current mess. Although I suppose this assumes that the now retired CEO has knowledge of the company that is valuable... Time will tell.
Why you think that this library infinitely far from STL and Boost standards?
The jet lag must be pretty significant then :)
The Jodorowsky version sounded interesting:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jg4OCeSTL08
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If some HN people are interested in etherdelta's integrity, I created recently a chrome extension that checks etherdelta's main html & js files for changes (using md5 hashes). You can check the github page https://github.com/paxpelus/etherdelta-guard
Geez, i watched that movie yesterday. What a disaster that was. Worst production I've seen in years. How the hell did they get the idea to make Kira into a misunderstood teenage boy? And the ending felt like a love comedy.
Ringworld, huh? When are they going to do Footfall, is what I want to know.
I'm left-handed, and [writing] dyslexic. To be able to form any repeatable small pattern shapes with a pen (or pencil) such as letters or words, requires me to grip it with the force of an industrial press. Even then, I have to tense my hand, wrist and arm muscles just to write 'neatly'. As you can imagine, I don't ever write long essays.

Rubbery grips don't help me or hinder me, but I do tend to prefer them over hard plastic pens, not sure why.

I used to think 'Hey, we all use keyboards now, my failure to be able to write words wont be a problem anymore', but no... the world is now telling me 'tablets and pens are the future'. Not for me they are not; I have yet to find any handwriting recognition algorithm that can decipher my scrawl. In fact the lack of traction on the glass tablet screen makes my writing worse. :(
More passengers are carried on the British railways now than ever before, so I wouldn’t call it dead.

(Posted from the comfort of an HST on the rural Cotswold Line, slated for part closure 40 years ago and now thriving.)
At that height it doesn't matter IMO.
Nope.. They've been in JS since the early versions of emcascript. JS is often used for more web-appy stuff than actual math so I wouldn't say they're used very abundantly, which may explain the comment.
Not sure why I was downvoted for pointing out that parasitic infections are one more negative aspect of not living in civilized society where we have the knowledge and understanding to know how important clean feet and shoes are.
On the job I have to constantly shoot down big data / data mining / intelligent nn analysis crapware showeled to my bosses, and 99% of the time the answer is “you got NO data to speak of”

One day a consultant or another yesman will be able to check in and syphon precious resources with their pipe dream and I’ll watch six figures fly out of the window while my dev team struggles debugging simulated ipads with mac minis.
I think that the tech industry is unreasonably obsessed with A-list 'brand name' corporations.

I haven't worked for any A-list brand name companies (no Googles or Facebooks) but I've worked for quite a few B-list and C-list corporations and also some B-list startups as a software developer/engineer (including a YC startup) - The startups which I worked for the longest have grown very fast and are profitable.

In spite of this, the last time I was looking to switch companies, the only thing that prospective employers were interested in was my open source work. Nobody was interested in hearing more about the small startups I worked for which ended up becoming successful because they're not A-listers.

I know engineers who work for A-list companies (I've worked alongside some of them in the past), they're very good; but not different from engineers who work for B-list companies; maybe they're better at taking technical tests.
If you want to reduce the size more, try emitting a single layer as a tarball which you can pipe to docker load. That will reduce your layer count to one, plus you can omit a bunch of the metadata that Docker includes when you build from a Dockerfile (it doesn't seem to care at runtime).

https://github.com/moby/moby/blob/master/image/spec/v1.md
Absolutely, not to mention load balancing that many do via short lived DNS entries and other subtleties. It's not an easy one :)
...Right. I had no idea. Heh.
Honestly, I'd cringe if he started doing Jobs' style presentations. It's good the way it is!
Yes, that was the assumption of the parent question. I expect that initially all the fuel for Earth launches will be sourced from natural gas, but if they start doing regular sub-orbital passenger flights they'd have to convert to renewable energy + atmospheric CO2, otherwise they'd just (partially) undo the work Tesla is doing.
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Most of the future btc value is already inflating the current currency value.

And there’s still the risk of a crash and switch in that long of a timeframe.

I bet there’s more money to be had at cryptocurrency arbitrage
Where is the CIO/CTO in all of this? Would we expect a US President (or any Chief Executive of any country) to understand the importance of two-factor authentication? Or to audit his Nuclear Football? How many breaches of the VA occurred and we do not blame the President. We do criticize the response to these breeches and this CEO's response is "Thanks for all the fish," but we do tend to like it when heads roll; so I have no idea who is to actually be blamed and I think it is unreasonable to even begin assessing blame at this time.
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Several of my relatives have this sort of issue (minus being left handed). Some of them have seen some improvement by taking B vitamins and magnesium supplements, a thing that was tried due to information from a study. It isn't a cure, but it has made things more bearable.
I found your site when I was looking for some adblock my old BlackBerry Z10. Thanks to your great job I discovered PAC proxy, I get rid of ads in apps and in the built-in browser, which does not handle extensions. On mobile phones based on Symbian, BlackBerry 10, Android proxy is configured per network connection (i.e. single Wi-Fi AP) and it is system-wide configuration, which has been working flawlessly under all aforementioned platforms.

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a "one hour drama" probably means it's a show with hour-long episodes, not that the whole production is only an hour long.

"one hour drama" and "half-hour comedy" are fairly standard tv formats
You're probably joking, but, on the off chance - have there been any discussions about a Starcraft movie or TV series? :)
It is system-wide configuration, so also you block ads in apps.
Careers are fraught in any organisation that systematically allows individuals to take credit/blame for team efforts.

That said, I've met quite a few implementers that seem to believe that because it's their hands on the keyboard, no other activity warrants credit, all the way down to the guy who thinks that he commands "respect" (in the gang-sense) because he can shut down the Exchange server.
You don't need national ID if every state issues a real ID document. There's no European wide ID but national IDs of all EU countries are accepted everywhere by law and it works.
There was a thread on HN about Flexport the other day, and about how branding as "unsexy" was actually a selling point because customers appreciated the authenticity – they'd rather you be reliable than sexy as a logistics company.

I think a lot of people feel the same way about Elon. He's not overpolished, rehearsed, or manipulative...it's just honest and unapologetic.
I guess it will be called rocket lag :)
Wow, we're living in the Streaming Rinascimento of popular culture. I like it. :)
Thanks. QML isn't C++. Boost somehow competes with Qt. Boost.UI is designed mostly for developers that prefer modern C++ syntax and integration with Boost.

There is boost::ui::webview, but it supports only html output yet, without data input and user events.
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Given up? We have no choice in the matter. And remember Mars is a dust bowl, where you can't even go outside without a helmet on. Earth is as good as it gets.
The doors of the American Senate are still wide open though, so what's the point?
> 5. Fully automated flight; perhaps no pilot.

Almost certainly no pilot.