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The title should be changed. The article specifically ends with saying that Hadoop is not dead. Spark might have killed MapReduce, but the rest of Hadoop is alive and very useful. The only alternatives worth considering for replacing those parts of Hadoop are either proprietary or too dependant on a single company.
We're returning to the days of booting directly to you application, like we did with apple II
Where do you live? Having lived quite a few years in NYC I would say New Yorkers don’t smile much; at least not as much southern Californians.
That’s so interesting that you find celery to be tastless. I find it to be one of the strongest vegetables with a peppery or almost spicy flavour.

Most lettuce is just super bland, but then I guess that’s why you have it with dressing and other foods.
I wouldn't get too hung up on the phrase 'IP core', it's basically the equivalent of a software library. A reusable chunk of silicon or verilog.

If you want to know about how chips are made then I'd highly recommend the book "CMOS Circuit Design and Simulation" by Baker. It's starts off telling you how silicon is etched to make chips, then goes through how MOSFETs work and how to simulate them using SPICE. By the time you're half way through the book you'll know how a static CMOS logic gate works (down to the electrons).

If you'd rather learn something that you'll be able to apply yourself (without building a chip fab) then the place to start is Verilog (or VHDL). asic-world.com has some good tutorials. You can simulate what you've written using Icarus verilog and look at the results using GTKwave. If it works in simulation and you want to put it onto a real FPGA it's then just a matter of fighting the Xilinx/Altera/Lattice tools until then give you a bitstream. If you have enough money (a lot) you could even get a physical ASIC manufactured.
One does wonder how people could have strangled horses for centuries, without figuring out the breast strap or shoulder yoke.

I mean, try carrying a backpack with a strap around your neck.
I have been. I have to admit, it took a while, though. I've said some pretty sexist stuff in the past, and racist, and so on. I don't know if that's the best way to change minds though, but enough people telling me, "Hey, [that thing you said] is kind of sexist" changed my mind.
That not enjoying wine can be a profound experience that makes one search for meaning involving philosophers, politicians, multiple countries, mathematics, science, music, history, art, and social intrigue spanning dozens of people.
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I have tripped around 20 times in total; most around 100-200 range with a few around the 300-500 range.

And while I can never know the actual dosages of it when you buy it the way you do my experiences are pretty consistent with how others report their experiences around those dosages.

I am however not a person who is deep into the philosophical aspects of hallucinogens so for me it is about having a pleasant experience and not to try and learning something about myself.

It could be that I'm one of the exceptions or that I don't realize it but to be honest as common as tripping is I don't see many changing their life or outlook after a trip.
> A furlong is the distance one can sprint before running out of breath

That doesn't seem very logical at all, that's entirely subjective. I'm fairly certain a top sprinter would easily be able to sprint much further than my (admittedly) unfit self before running out of breath.
Yah, my fault for a poor choice of words. I wasn't saying "zero tolerance," as in judging people or asking them to censor their opinions around me. I just meant I make it totally clear that I personally don't let racist statements go unchallenged. There are people in my family who are very close to me but know full well that if they open a certain topic for discussion, they are committing to an hour long debate they probably weren't prepared for.

I find that the plain truth is that older generations in general don't really listen to young'uns anyway, so it's not a question of how to change them, but how to make it exceptionally clear to them what my stance is, because at least then they'll know that I can't be pressured to change. Once I've done that, I'm happy going on with life and never bringing it up again.
Completely.

When do you think it was that Silicon Graphics added the capability to have not just one but two video inputs at the same time? That is a crucial feature needed for the page turn. Real time video effects at 50/60 fps broadcast resolution was not easy. The signals would have been component analog, not digital, with everything having to be synchronised.

I doubt that the SGI O2 would have had the chops for this task and that was a latter day model costing proper workstation money, supposedly with the I/O for animation etc.

So why would you spend real money on an SGI as used by moviemakers 'deskside workstation'?

Back then electronics based solutions effectively worked on every pixel in parallel, not a pixel at a time, as per CPU style graphics. So changing things wholesale on an image, e.g. brightness and contrast, is instant. Back then a CPU would need to do a lot of work and could not manage the instant refresh.

In broadcasting back then a 1U rack of kit would cost a lot of money no matter what it was. A clock could cost $100000 and not even tell the time on the front of its rack-mount enclosure. So it would not have been a problem to spend $$$ on another piece of kit.
> They've conditioned hundreds of millions of people in the developed world to regard the mass slaughter & genocide of left regimes in the 20th century as dramatically less important, and not fundamentally evil, versus what the fascists did.

While there certainly are tankies (aka people who worship Stalin, Mao and Tito) as part of the Antifa, they are by far not the majority. In fact, many left-libertarians despise the authoritarian tankies as much as every other educated citizen.
Hubspot is great since their product is designed with marketing in mind, this makes it a great fit for SaaS companies as they heavily rely on digital marketing channels to grow. They also have some great integrations with tools such as Proposify, Lucky Orange, etc. Our SaaS company just switched to Hubspot from Streak and we are happy to have made the jump.
During the winter, it's about 5 hours of daylight. I recommend visiting there; it's absolutely beautiful during the sunrise/set, and you'd understand what I mean about it being a dark place.
The way I see it, one's comments about another immediately after his passing are as much a reflection of one's own character as they are an opinion about the deceased.
> James comey leaked classified material

That never happened.
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It is as if wine had certain qualities that made it special. Don't blind yourself to something very good known for a very, very long time just because you don't want to be associated with a certain social group.
Read the German Wikipedia article on the subject which shows German signs in short tons (non-metric unit): https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Militärische_Lastenklasse
Yes, I understand securities law. There will be proper avenues to trade tokenized securities within the next 12 to 24 months. There is atleast one high profile crypto exchange in the U.S. working on this that I've learned from an inside source. Your argument is essentially that the infrastructure hasn't caught up yet. It would be naive to think that it won't, especially if tokenized securities are going to be a massive market.
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> the safest thing is to just go with what you like.

I have never tasted a wine I liked. Ever. At best some were tolerable. The sweeter the better.

Dry wines taste absolutely disgusting. Like someone collected filth and put it in a bottle to trick people (the emperor has no clothes).

I once tried adding sugar to a dry wine to see if I could taste those flavor notes the bottle said they contained. It helped a bit, but not much.

Like a color blind person not believing color really exists, I have a hard time believing people that they actually like the stuff.
An M4 Sherman weighed about 35 tons when including fuel, crew and ammunition. So technically, it could hold two, though it would be a risky endeavor.
Considering the majority of tourists (from my observation) in Iceland are American, I’m not really sure why you bring up Romanians.
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But does it actually provide a real-time guarantee?
Here's a Soviet map of the San Francisco Bay Area:

https://i.imgur.com/BxDJC6f.jpg (direct link)

https://imgur.com/a/FiEGm (Imgur page in case the above doesn't work)

The map appears to date from the early 1970s: Highway 280 is there but appears to have Cañada Road routing from before the ridge freeway was finished. Or I could be misreading that part of the map and it is from later, maybe the 1980s?

It's interesting how many inaccuracies there are. Living in Menlo Park, I checked a few local landmarks. Palo Alto Airport is in the right place, but where is San Carlos Airport? They seem to have moved it across the street from Facebook!

And note the airport near where 280 and Highway 92 cross.

The map is also very hard to read. Look at Highway 101. Unlike 280, it's mostly in white, but if you follow it through Redwood City just north of Woodside Road (Highway 84), it looks like 101 is routed along Veterans Boulevard - which was bypassed years before this map was made. If you look again, there is a brown stretch that is close to the actual freeway alignment.

Then follow 280 down into Los Altos, where it changes from brown to white as it approaches Cupertino and into San Jose. This bit of randomly swapping freeway colors between brown and white seems to be a common theme.

Many of the local streets are recognizable but have a very approximate hand-drawn look to them. I'll be curious to hear what anyone else notices in their neighborhood.

This is easily the most interesting, and worst quality, map of the Bay Area I've seen. I wonder why it has so many little things wrong, when they could have simply sent a spy into any local gas station to buy an accurate, well drawn, and easy to read road map?
I've always thought alcohol is a waste of good sugar :). I have very little bitter taste so it isn't that wine tastes particularly bad to me, just that grape juice tastes much better.

I do like cooking with lots of vinegar since it tastes sweet to me, but it seems like few people have similar taste (but I know of at least one relative who had a similar taste). What we eat regularly can also affect body odor and I'd guess this is a big part of why many people list smell as on of or the most important factors in attraction.

I've noticed that for me even mild dehydration makes my sense of taste briefly much more sensitive, to the point that there seem to be dozens of flavors in a glass of tap water that normally I wouldn't distinguish much of anything in. It only lasts about three sips and may be partially due to my chronic health issues that seem to sensitize me to many things, but it is interesting how strong of an effect it is.
Ask HN: How do you become a solutions architect?
A solutions architect in IT is a consultant that has knowledge of a wide range of programs and concepts. Using this knowledge, they craft solutions based on the customer's problem in their domain.
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I witnessed onece how approaching people with genuine openness helps.

I was in Aix-en-Provence (south of France) and got lost on the outskirts of the city. I waked into a "cité", which is a large area of block of flags, poor and full of drugs and angry people.

I walked to a group, the tension was obvious but I kept on walking and approched them with a simple question about how to get to downtown, and (most importantly), what THEY think is the best way to get there. A normal person talking with normal people.

Not only they showed me the way (after arguing about the best one for 10 minutes) but hopped into a car to drive me there.

Sometimes treating peooke genuinely kindky goes a long way.
http://gawker.com/passenger-injured-by-broken-air-canada-pro...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reeve_Aleutian_Airways_Flight_...
Significantly more was Thomas writing in a rare Supreme Court patent decision. The Supremes aren't going to draw this line certainly not in a single case. The DC Court of Appeals hears 100s of patent cases and they'll draw that line with case law.
What stopped the Nazis?
Antifa believe they are morally superior to everyone else and use it to justify violence and oppression, so it is a fairly appropriate comparison. I can easily see the movement turn to killing if left unchecked.
...since we're trading anecdotes, I'd much prefer juice to wine with my steak.

Although I typically go with my favourite drink of all -- plain water.
The only source on that is Cloudflare, and they are not telling the truth.

Please source it directly. Where did we make this claim? We have not removed any Cloudflare related content from any of our articles. Our site is currently up at dailystormer.cat -- you're free to search it, as well as archive sites like archive.is for dailystormer.com. We never made any claim like this. It is simply a lie on the part of Matthew Prince, trying to spin the fact that he isn't an anti-DDoS company anymore as long as the DDoS traffic comes in the form of valid SMTP from powerful individuals and SJW mobs.
Come on, you only have to take a look at the javascript ecosystem to know what I´m talking about. Tenths of bundlers, a cuple of good dependency resolvers, a myriad of test frameworks, etc... In python you are lucky if you have one of each.
China has software patents. They even have business method patents.

https://www.law360.com/articles/924934/a-new-era-for-softwar...
I think you're ignoring the additional complexity added by the fermentation. It's not fair to compare juice to a fermented juice. As I understand it, it is objectively more special than other fruit juices.
Hate radishes. Love wine, black coffee, and spicy food. Different strokes for different folks, I guess.
35 tons is close to 70000lbs
You'll find lots in areas where the allied troops did their exercises. Around "Feldberg" (Wetterau) you'll find plenty of them.
There is potential for healing, yes. But what comes up needs to be integrated and dealt with appropriately .. if not, it can mess up things quite a bit.
Get yourself an FPGA devkit and start making little hardware bits
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This might not be the right place to ask this but I respect the opinion of people who read and post on HN.

I don't believe I am racist or sexist. I like to believe that I love everyone. I care about people. I don't want to look at gender or race or sexual orientation or any other differentiator when I get to know someone, or ever. I don't want to judge others. I want people to have equal rights. I want people to live happily, healthy, and safely.

But, I am a highly paid middle class white male in the US. I want to know that I am helping to bring about this equality and lack of judgement. I see articles being advertised in the middle of the parent article like "What do black people have to lose under Trump? A lot" and I think "How can that be possible?" Then I realize it is no doubt completely possible. And I know my opinion doesn't matter much but I don't want that to happen. I want people to have equal rights. I want people to feel safe, happy, and healthy. But my desire is not enough.

I don't have an answer to this problem. I don't have some ulterior Motive. This is a bit of a rant against myself. I'm upset with myself that I don't know what to do to make it better. Maybe someone here will know.
Interesting point, I did not know that and will have to try it (I don't live by a Trader Joe's so don't get to do this often). Thanks for the tip.
As someone who enjoys orange juice and thinks more than 95% of wine tastes awful, I agree but probably in the opposite direction that you intended with your statement.
Ad-hominem attacks on a group of people (eg; the HN community) are not always received well by that group of people :-) It's important to make arguments in a way that your audience will be receptive to if you're interested in convincing others.

An alternative phrasing of your comment, which would conform to the HN norms you describe of measured debate, might go...

> This article takes the stance that it is effective to engage even the most vile theories in measured debate. This seems to be an HN norm as well. I actually disagree with that in special cases like racism. Here are some reasons why...

> I'm also concerned that other articles, like this[link] by award-winning author Ta-Nehisi Coates, got flagged. (elaboration...)
So sometimes, when drinking wine, people talk about wine? And that's just too much for you.
This is not untested, only untested in the software field.
It's very very very well tested in other fields.

So far, every court ever (and there are quite a lot of them) has said "when you tell people they can use your thing and do what they want with it, you can't sue them later for infringement for doing what you said was okay".

There is pretty much zero precedent on the other side.

In fact, one of the only related pieces of precedent on the other side, which was "attempting to avoid patent exhaustion by contract" was completely and totally overruled by the supreme court last year, where they unequivocably said that sales exhaust patents, no matter what you make a person agree to.
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who is 'they'?

i can imagine that there is a nonzero number of people who might label themselves that way, but for any given label you can probably find at least one person who might use it on themselves.

what i mean is that 'nazi' is a term used to lazily and reductively describe a disparate swath of individuals. it's manner of use is as a thought-terminating cliche and cheap emotional appeal.

perhaps ironically, thuggish violence against actual nazis in their nascent days (not to say they didn't engage in their own) drove some amount of public sympathy and attracted support.

bad ideas need good ideas, not fists and yelling.
10 factorial (10!) seconds is exactly 6 weeks
Black and white is not as good as everyone seems to think.
There are reasons you don't enumerate every possibility ;)
(courts will then interpret that as a complete list, instead of extending it to cover similar situations)

If you had black and white fair use, for example, you'd just be railing against the fact that courts wouldn't extend it to cover new similar thing X.

Black and white is good for establishing baselines in law (IE "these things over here are definitely okay, and everything else should be judged by these factors"
It's rarely that great if you are trying to make a license that stands the test of time and march of technology.
If you go to a really fancy restaurant and buy their tasting menu they often have an alcohol free version instead of the wine package that often is a variation of juices and musts that is selected to pair well with the food.

If you want to try it out sometime.
Ask HN: Mental Health Professionals/Performance Coaches in Bay Area
Hello,

Reaching out here because I'm sure other folks have had this problem as well. I'm a Senior engineer at a fast growing Bay Area startup, that I've worked at since the company was founded.

I'm looking for a Mental Health professional/Performance Coach to help me navigate the ins and outs of my personal life, figure out ways to cope with the stress of building this company, and help me develop the skills that I need to level up as both a leader and engineer.

There are tons of websites that have listings of therapists and other mental health professionals, but I've seen many therapists over the last few years and haven't been able to find what I'm really looking for.

What I'm looking for:

1. Someone who can empathize with a founder mentality.

2. Someone who can help develop leadership skills in a person who has generally been introverted.

3. Someone who can help develop skills that lead to better work/life balance.

4. Someone who has spent time working with engineers and tech professionals, and deeply understands the pressure that comes with building a tech startup.

5. Someone who may have worked or can empathize with the additional pressure that comes with being an immigrant or the child of immigrant parents.

Curious to hear from you all.

Thank you
I feel like all the same snobbery and nonsense is common now regarding craft-beer and I have all the same feelings about it as the author does for wine...
Probably (not the downvoter myself), you veered off too tangentially. It's not that you are wrong, it's that you wrote a whole comment about a particular way that another commenter bothered to emphasize the idea of updating the map (the real point, as opposed to the didactic status of the cartographer)
But, a desert wine with dark chocolate taste so good together :)
CIA might have installed a different Shah, but the Iranian republic existed since 1906 till 1921, and the new Shah was a son of the previous one.

At least, so says Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iran#From_the_1800s_to_the_194...
I am a developer and get lots done, but I don't have to work in a sweat shop where I have so much pressure that I cannot have the occasional social conversation or entertain someone else's occasional social conversation. In my opinion an office full of head down developers who don't feel they can talk to anyone, is a horrible environment to spend 1/3 of your life in.
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> If you don't know anything about wine, the safest thing is to just go with what you like.

Even if you do know about wine this is what you should be doing. Drinking expensive wine because it's expensive is the wrong thing to do. The people who I know who really know wine are always in search of good wine that is also inexpensive.
Russia does murder separatists in Chechnya and Dagestan literally every day. Clearly you aren't aware of that because nobody loudly condemns it.
Barack Obama stoked the flames of what is causing the whole NFL drama by portraying shootings of blacks as motivated by racism. Is it not reasonable to conclude that the reason that blacks are shot more often by police officers is that they are more likely to be involved in violent altercations with officers, because they are more likely to be violent criminals? Obama, Kaepernick, and all the others are stoking these flames, but they're not protesting oppression, just that people of their ethnic group suffer the consequences of their own violence and belligerency.

In this way I think it's fine and rational to be a bit racist towards Obama, due to him trying to shield members of his ethnic group from consequence like many blacks who gain political power (e.g. Mayor of Baltimore during the 2015 riots).

Slurs are vulgar and unnecessary.
Also, a wine rating app like vivino is a good way to explore wines while (hopefully) avoiding the ones that are utter shit. Just pick whatever's cheap and rated 3.8 or higher, and you'll usually find something decent.
This is continual posturing from the Chinese government. They’re incentivized to retain the DPRK or risk a humanitarian crisis on their border. As long as North Korea doesn’t destabilize the region itself, China will continue to prop them up.

If you’re interested in this topic, read “The Real North Korea: Life and Politics in the Failed Stalinist Utopia” by Andrei Lankov.
> I wouldn't be able to tell much difference between two red grapes or two whites. . I'm a bit cynical about other's ability to do so as well

Are you also cynical about other's ability to tell apart Dr Pepper from Coca Cola? Or Black tea from coffee? Because they're a lot more similar than many wine variations.