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Wow! What city are you living in? If you don't mind me asking
On a not-too-old notebook, building k8s needs less than one minute.
He wasn't talking about actually, physically, owning the robots. He was talking about owning stocks in the companies that make the robots. So that as they get wealthier, so do you.
Those at the edge of not being able to afford rent already don't take vacations and don't spend frivolously.
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What level constitutes "mass"?

Does this include foreign spouses? Students?
If we continue to make holding cash unprofitable, those who earn money will invest in equities. The length of our current economic cycle is inversely correlated with GDP growth.
I’d argue the danger of shutting down conversations you don’t agree with is much worse in the long run.
If it's going into production it matters. Bad crypto is only slightly better than no crypto. In some cases it could be worse.
By "means" I mean "necessarily results in," not "is defined as."

If after my clarifying that you still disagree, please explain, otherwise what's the point of saying so?
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I was saying the opposite.
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Also, regulation doesn't magically fix the problem. But good regulation will fix the problem. The goal is to come up with the right regulation.

With regards to financial regulation, I think transparency and data reporting are hugely important. Much regulation can be done by counterparties if they can have better transparency.
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Shared memory!
The main difference between Europe and other country in that Age was that Europe was divided in relative small nations, not a big Empire. This permitted to have more chance to be supported for a Discovery or an invention.
There’s a false dichotomy here between the status quo and banning ads. My preference is for letting anyone run whatever, provided it must be publically accessible for anyone else to view and debunk. Political ads before the Internet weren’t necessarily more honest. Their dishonesty was just more-openly debated.

I’m not dead set on this proposal (if one can call it that). I was hoping for that discussion more than this cake or death.
But nobody is suggesting banning "everything outside of normal". This is not an all-or-nothing proposition, there’s no reason for the slope to be slippery. You can ban holocaust denial and nothing else, or ban hate speech that fits a very specific set of criteria.

Did banning shouting "Fire!" in a movie theatre lead to all speech being banned in all movie theatres?
I cried too.
It's also remarkable how efficient it is at creating wealth for people willing to forego some immediate gratification.

My parents had over $1 million saved when they retired, and had never earned 6 figures in a year, combined. How? Investing a little every month in index funds in an IRA. Aside from that they also put two kids through college.

But yes, if you decide to spend every dollar you earn, capitalism will happily accomodate you.
I made the same move last year for my mailing list, but instead of Mailwizz I choose Sendy. Same setup though, using Amazon SES as the e-mail sending service.

It ended up saving me $600/year back then and would - at this point - be saving me roughly $2.000/year.

Here's my write-up from back then; https://ma.ttias.be/mailchimp-sendy-saved-600-year/
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Well, the island is still substantially without power, the response from the mainland has been inadequate, and the president is still off on his regular golf trips?
On the other hand, maybe let your kids decide if life is worth living. Seems wrong to make that decision for them...
Contribute to open source security projects/tools.
> ultimately putting an autocrat in the white house is a non story?

Democrats are free to pay google to signal boost their own content, and almost certainly will have.

This is only a story if Google denied the same services to Democrats. We would have already heard if this was the case.
In the US, more immigration is a no-brainer. It's good for the US economically.
https://mobile.nytimes.com/blogs/krugman/2017/09/05/the-very...

P.s. discussion isn't bad if conducted in good faith and not a vehicle for propaganda. It's the lies and hate-mongering in the ads that are bad.
That snoopsnoo is fascinating. I don't use reddit, so I couldn't look up myself, but viewing the random profiles was so interesting. You could get a real sense of the people -- a college student with an eating disorder who likes a lot of makeup products, an athletic married woman who works lifting heavy things in a warehouse and makes quilts, a sweet loner guy with a deep attachment to France. It would be a treasure trove for a fiction writer in need of characters.
> recreate the same thing 4 times over, now you have a team of domain experts 4x the size [...] factor out the shared patterns

This is quite a helpful example. I have spent much of my career concerned about avoiding duplication of effort at all costs, and a significant counterweight just clicked with me.

Comparing parallel experiences for new insights is a core competency of our brains. It's true with many other animals as well.
It doesn't take any moral equivocations at all. Immanuel Kant points it out as one of 3 moral principles that are always true, regardless of conditions. [1]

Once you accept a moral system that justifies no longer treating human beings as people, you've allowed yourself a system that can justify anything. Look at every genocide of the past century; they all start with classifying a group of people as sub-human and worthy of discrimination.

That is a view to be fought, not descended to.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Categorical_imperative#The_Sec...
Indeed the author even:

1) recommends Django or Rails for CRUD apps
2) mentions a lack of frameworks in Go as a negative

It's a good article and not a rant about which language is "better"
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I backed this project on Indiegogo, and the Windows 10 unit that I received does not implement sleep correctly, so the battery drains excessively while the unit is suspended with the lid closed. After about a day suspended, the battery is fully drained. This limits its usefulness as a mobile unit, as I have to power off the unit between uses. I emailed GPD support, but did not receive a response. They are a very small company.

Other than that, it's been a pretty nice device for development. One of the nice features is that it's so small, I don't have to stow it during airplane take-off and landing, and can continue programming throughout. The keyboard requires some getting used to, though.
Kind of, but if that's the form factor you want there isn't much in the way of alternatives as far as I know. (small tablet + external keyboard + one of those projects to run GNU/Linux userland on Android?)

And the linked sale price is 433 € with shipping to Germany from a location inside the EU (so no import duty), that's a bit better than your quoted price.

(EDIT: adjusted price, didn't update properly)
You can get rid of the need to multi threading by deploying more containers in the same machine or via orchestration.

I don't understand why people keep insisting that the lack of multi threading support is a Javascript problem when there are better and more scalable ways of using your machine resources.
Only racists? What about other forms of bigotry? And who defines which bigotry is unaccepted and which is accepted?
That webdesign though, sat for a minute looking at the first image because I thought it was a loadingscreen. Who makes a 4K white image with some animated text on it as their header?!
Was the system call part of POSIX or the standard Linux interface? Because if so, that sounds like the fault belongs to Amazon, not Go. The same thing could happen to the Python interpreter.
Signal only provides chat functionality... And doesn't support multiple devices... Also the history is lost on device change (or upgrade/reset etc)... And you cannot chat with people who you don't trust with your phone number
Anecdote about how hard it is to break free from Amazon/Facebook/Google
> Isn't that a glimpse in hypothetical future of France?

No.
I suspect you may've misinterpreted your parent.

Showing "them" would be pure social validation and, according to your parent, not recommended. Showing "that" would be sanity protection, just as you understand it.
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This applies to scientists, not to software engineers working in a team. (This can also apply to software company founders and side projects but that's a special case.)

Scientists and researchers are primarily working to build their own brand and to make a contribution which can be tied
To them.

A team of s/w emgineers is working to build a cohesive whole. Much different goals and incentives.
It's not a down acquisition
I "invest" in new startups because I want to help the next generation. I put invest in quotation marks because I don't expect to make any money (I will be happy if I break even), but I do want to give back and create the environment that I never had access to. I know others feel the same.
I saw a feature about this book on CBS Sunday Morning that lead me to believe any biography written by Isaacson is likely to be a hagiography.
2x liquidation is not standard anymore - 1x is far more likely. This was an "up" acquisition too so it's possible they exceeded 2x for most if not all investors.
Diamonds are very common, yet somehow that fact is controlled.
My observation (as a UK citizen) is that vast swathes of the population have a severe and centuries-long case of Stockholm syndrome towards the ruling classes and landed elite.

They will profess patriotic support for private and for-profit schools having charity status and the incompetent and malicious political class that is churned out by these institutions, along with sycophantic support of the royal family and aristocracy in general.

The UK has systemic classism built into the very fabric of its society, and the ones claiming that classism is unhelpful and divisive tend to be the ones that wage class warfare against the poor and desperate.
> The camera on the new Pixel 2 is packed full of great hardware, software and machine learning (ML)

Is that hardware only accessible by the camera? If so, isn't that wasteful?
> patently false (e.g. the Islamic take-over of France) or could lead to the harm of others (e.g. hate speech)

"Islam take-over of France" & "hate speech" are both conceptual interpretations & difficult to claim as false or true, other than through the lens of an ideological system. Many people disagree with Sharia Law & it's relationship with non-believers; seeing it as a threat to their own culture & even to their safety.

Claiming that this is a false threat is akin to telling a woman that a seedy man cat calling her is not threatening, as most men who cat-call do not physically harm women on the street.

Humans have a finely tuned sense of what is threatening regardless of the reported statistics (also subject to interpretation & modeling errors); it's what has kept us alive.

There's also an integrity problem with media. Many people simply do not believe what is being reported to them, depending on the source. This happens on all sides. What we are seeing is a bifurcation of reality, leading to different notions of true & false; even different interpretation of facts as the definition of "fact" is loosely used.

> There needs to be protections by the law, or perhaps clever hacker technologies, to protect people from being relegated to their own cul-de-sacs

This is a tough problem as it's in nature, a cultural & biological problem, subject to interpretation. Making somebody open-minded toward a worldview that is in opposition (incompatible) of one's own is not necessarily something that would be desirable; as in the case of "Stockholm Syndrome".
It's more like people are used to extend their expenses to same amount as their earnings. Saving is not sexy, new car is.
Sometimes people even write a systemd unit for it. Feature, not a bug, etc.
... and what revenue multiple do you pay?
Maybe because right now in America, there is a certain political opinion that loves to push outlandish conspiracies, like the imaginary Sharia law in France mentioned in the article.

There is only one party whose national politicians and media outlets publicly peddle conspiracy garbage like:

* The birther conspiracy about Barack Obama

* Pizzagate

* Jade Helm, where, they claim, President Obama was preparing to invade Texas and force everyone into concentration camps

* Claiming the Sandy Hook elementary school mass shooting was a government operation

* Claiming the Las Vegas elementary school mass shooting was a government operation

* Agenda 21 - Imagining US citizens are being mass murdered by the UN for population control

* Claiming Sharia law is implemented in Illinois (ironically being pushed by Alabama Senate candidate Moore, who was twice removed from the a state court bench for forcing his religious views in the court)

The list goes on and on. After decades of spewing so much propaganda through right-wing media outlets like AM talk shows, Fox News etc, while simultaneously painting education or sourced information as "elitist", "mainstream media", the GOP has unhinged a huge section of their base and separated them from reality.
This “theory” for equities growth is a joke. There is a very simple reason for it and plenty of non-tech baskets show the same 2 yr (or longer) pattern.

Simply put, cash and cash equivalents are generating historically low returns. So you put your money in equity.

(And if you are a retiree you put it in stocks with dividends. Look at the growth in dividend-generating stocks like energy, mining and metals and it makes FANG look shitty. This is fixed income portfolios trying to achieve their needed goals.)

Ironically, it’s GDP growth that will stop the music, because enough of that will generate inflation and make it rational to hold something besides US treasuries. In fact it’s already starting to happen for non-US markets (although slower than all the hedge fund smarties thought, therefore the complete bath they’ve taken the last year).

The length of our equities boom is inversely correlated with GDP growth. This cycle is (much) longer than the historical average simply because real growth has been so low. Normalize against aggregate growth over a cycle and we have a year or two left in the current one (assuming job, GDP, wages etc continue to be anemic - if they pick up rapidly things will rapidly shift).
I think this could be useful but I really hope they get it right (especially the broadcast and other cross-worker communication features). Right now it looks like the broadcast feature cannot target specific workers - That's already a red flag. If they push too hard on thread locking and data consistency across workers, then it's not going to scale and it may lose all the advantages of being able to run on multiple CPU cores.
Did you read the article? It certainly wasn't shallow nor was it negative.

You are right in 90% of these post they are shallow this one was really a good read.
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Hi, we've built Monod a while ago: https://monod.lelab.tailordev.fr/. It looks very similar to your project :)
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The point is, most of the struggling working class do not have the spare cash to invest in anything.
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>so that's what banking looks like?

Unfortunately I'd say yes. Consider that Goldman Sachs has 38,000 employees and the average compensation is 350k-400k per year, per their recent quarterly filing.

It is an elite world based on signaling and deep relationships, because there is a lot of money at stake.
That is a pretty daring statement considering Germany just passed far-reaching anti-hate speech legislation with no precise definition of what hate-speech is, leaving it to social networks to interpret.
> Most Democrats think people who voted for Trump did so because they are racist or sexist.

Most that I know, myself included, don't think that about people who voted for Trump. I do however think that voting for Trump makes you racist or sexist. Voting for Trump wasn't necessarily a result of it, but it sure was an indicator or turning point.
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FYI, you can see an actual linotype in operation in the Baltimore Museum of Industry. Fantastic machine.

(http://www.thebmi.org/exhibitions-collections/permanent-exhi...)
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Sure, another way to put that might be that I am more appreciative of how it works than the wife is.

I agree about the setting, I just don’t think one way of feeling about the animations is more valid than another.
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Please note the post to which I respond, specifically:

"Does this work for Feynman, because he is a genius? in the same way that lots of successful people offer tidbits of advice that wouldn't apply to someone in different circumstances, or perhaps with a different level of intellect."

My response post is answering to that part of the question by referring to the article, which is worth reading exactly because it discusses that problem: when and where can it be said that somebody is just delusional, even if he gets to be a president of the only remaining "superpower".

More globally, the attitude described in the article is a broad phenomenon, which is also worth considering. In short, please read the article linked, don't react based only on your initial emotion. I guess you'll understand the post differently. I thought my quotes were a good selection, still I think you really missed the point if you complain that I compare them as equal.

As you see in the article and my quotes, Trump operates under the assumption that he's a "genius." Reading the other news, even when somebody (to be precise, a Secretary of State!) calls him a "moron" he responds with the IQ challenge (sounds like a joke but it's not):

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2017/oct/10/donald-trump...

The previous article, here again for clarity,

http://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2017/10/13/donald-tru...

is however clear about the eventual problems of being delusional. Much bigger problem for everybody else than for the person himself.
A container per thread sounds like the least efficient solution possible.
Note how the Guardian headline has seamlessly converted the report's wording “display one or more characteristics that signal their potential vulnerability” to "are financially vulnerable". I think that's self-evident distortion, just dropping the "potential" bit (let alone "signal").

Then again "vulnerable" is an extremely popular word in the UK media this year, and nobody's ever precise about what it means, so maybe it's all meaningless, I don't know.
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Reinventing the wheel is probably a really good exercise for anyone who wants to be an engineer.
I did this with Sendy/SES and switched back to MailChimp. You can possibly watch your inbox rate plummet with your costs if you do this, maybe they improved SES since two years ago though. "You get what you pay for"
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Qutebrowser – a keyboard-focused browser with a minimal GUI | https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15458824 (Oct 2017, 91 comments)

>vortico: This is definitely the best hackable browser out there

>asmdev: Is there a good alternative for VimFx?

- Vimium-FF, Saka Key, Tridactyl, QuantumVim

https://github.com/qutebrowser/qutebrowser#active - similar projects
Yes, but it doesn't matter because emacs can do anything worth doing.
You're saying "someone will gamble", another one would say "he was at the right time at the right place to have it all together in order to be able to take that risk. By the way - the only reason he was at the right time and at the right place was because the country he was living in could allow him to have it all".

Our planet as of today becomes an increasingly finite resource. Someone else's gamble is hedged by your responsibility.
I tested this with docker and could not observe a big performance-penalty on the cpu usage. Of corse you need more memory and the biggest thing is that you have to build your application in a way that you can do this later.
Fortunately the term "flagship" doesn't promise anything about support, patches or security.

It's just a word that means you paid more for having all the bells and whistles that the OEM could offer at the time, instead of going for the next-best model or such.

Fortunately, whether you can afford the best of the best with all the optional extras or a cheaper second-tier model doesn't affect the security of the device. And it shouldn't, because if you can't afford a "flagship" device, doesn't mean you can afford to get hacked either.

Unfortunately, while the security-update frequency ought to be comparable, it turns out that it's mainly comparably bad :-/
As someone who comes from a soviet block country, I wanted to thank you. You described it pretty good on the meta level. I may come back and copy it in future ;)

It's far more then the mysterious criticism above deserved as an answer and the "criticism" of this comment goes the same way. There is a certain fear in left Utopism from the realization of what you've described. That fear is being drowned in endless derivations of what already failed in hope to cloud the meta problem.

To me, it's a wasted effort. This energy all those bright young people invest there could be directed towards coming up with something really new or at least making what we have more social. I hope they'll get there one day.