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> Furthermore, the same individuals tend to put down others who are more humble/less confident in their skills, directly or subtly.

> It infuriates me when these individuals subtly bring down others, but I am unsure how to approach it - directly, indirectly, or just ignore it and focus on my own work and goals.
I know a handfull of folks that already moved to germany and france. Personally I would move as well but my SO really likes her job.
Check out the /r/keto sidebar on Reddit. I keep various PDFs in Dropbox of keto options at various fast food establishments. You can always get taco bowls with no tortillas, McDonald's without the buns, a burger without the buns at a burger joint, etc.

For emergencies, I keep a few shaker bottles in my car with protein power already added. I just add water if we go somewhere with no keto options.
Link without popup: https://www.flightradar24.com/data/flights/ay666/#f31526e
Related; I saw on Hacker News awhile back a really great website that aggregates a lot of this health research and then gives summaries of, "What's the current known truth" based on all of the varying research. They then re-market that data as a service somehow. Anyone on here recall this by chance as I'm no longer able to locate it?
I more often get away[1] with a warning than getting fined by governments officials. Then again, this is in The Netherlands and I'm a average white guy.

Just being understanding and being sorry generally works for me :-)

[1] This happens once every two or three years?
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Not the in the UK, but in New York. I was planning to move my company and myself back to the EU where I'm from, and London specifically. An English speaking country is a must for my partner, having previously lived in Germany we found it highly stressful due to not being able to interactive with the government/landlord/accountants/lawyers etc. in English.

Brexit means I won't.
Ask HN: Are Glassdoor reviews a reliable indicator of a company's culture?
A particularly negative review of a London startup[0] by a former employee has been doing the rounds on social media recently. Perhaps unsurprisingly, a couple of extremely positive reviews by current employees have suddenly cropped up for that company as well. So positive they feel a bit like HR plants. But then again, the original feels like a gleeful hatchet-job and is maybe a bit extreme going the other way.

Is Glassdoor reliable, and if not, are there any reliable alternatives?

[0] https://www.glassdoor.co.uk/Reviews/Employee-Review-ROLI-RVW17219691.htm
As usual, correlation is incorrectly assumed to mean causality.

The summary text says there's causality. A few paragraphs into the study, the text interchangeably uses causality and correlation:

>> found that carbohydrate intake was associated with increased total mortality.

>> By contrast, any type of dietary fat reduced the likelihood of dying.
Actually good article, especially with the disgusting reports about the torturer pseudoscientists that the CIA contracted for their walling and sensory deprecation torture techniques
Along those lines, I have always wondered why tech salaries I see advertised for the UK seem so depressed (£40k-£50k) compared to the USA (typically > $100k). Is it because of EU labor mobility? If so, will Brexit push tech salaries up to USA levels?
Haha, no using Angular. Perhaps next project is to crack that.
I'm a UK citizen contracting for London investment banks by day, and bootstrapping evenings and weekends. I'm looking forward to the London labour shortage. Regulatory driven work keeps piling up in banks, Brexit will only add to that, and short supply in the dev market will send contract rates through the roof. And if we get a really hard Brexit, and EU citizens are compelled to leave, then contracting day rates will be stratospheric!
These types are the easiest to game though. Just tell them what they want to hear, and deliver something occasionally. Then you're considered to be a star. Rinse, repeat.
There's innoextract for gog executables
>I also tend to binge a lot when off keto...

Probably on carbohydrates because that is why everyone here is "on and off".
I think the assumption there is very-low carb (as a macro-nutrient, not "healthy" v "unhealthy") can be better if _lower_ carb demonstrates improved outcomes... ?
What's 13h?
In case anyone else is wondering what's going on, it's just about the "unlucky" numbers. I thought maybe the plane had caught fire or had some other sort of crisis.
24h notation for 1pm
Going to second level on Github breaks commit name for me - it gets stuck with "Fetching latest commit..." message. Curiously, go one level deeper and the commit message is again correct.

https://github.com/Katee/git-bomb/tree/master/d0/d0

(INB4 The article suggests Github is aware of this repo, so I have no qualms posting this link here.)
1PM in 24h format.
What should you ask yourself before launching a startup?
This study is highly flawed:

https://www.hsph.harvard.edu/nutritionsource/2017/09/08/pure...

Be careful making any changes to your diet based on these "findings". The healthiest populations on the planet eat plenty of carbs, but not refined sugars.
I genuinely have no idea what the government is doing but I hope people such as yourself get some answers soon. I am feeling some of the limbo myself as my EU Bosses living in UK hire me.

I wish we could get rid of the whole rancid bunch of politicians, and hire some company to take care of it all with dignity.
> Importantly, a certain amount of carbohydrate is necessary to meet short-term energy demands during physical activity [...]

Why would they make such a claim? Anyone who has done keto and worked out has probably had the experience of doing quite a lot of physical activity while having had no carbohydrate intake at all for half a day before, or more.
You're assuming that he intended to invade the camp. But all he could do was to wait a safe distant outside and just stab an unsuspected soldier who was off duty. It's not like every person serving in the army is a special forces officer who's in alarm 24/7.
I wouldn't consider it now since I'm kind of settled here (house ownership, kids, etc...). Also, the London scene is so international and diverse that I don't think I'd feel at home anywhere else now.
No haha it's not. Just something I built because building serverless apps are tedious
> Furthermore, the same individuals tend to put down others who are more humble/less confident in their skills, directly or subtly.

> It infuriates me when these individuals subtly bring down others, but I am unsure how to approach it - directly, indirectly, or just ignore it and focus on my own work and goals.

If you read the description, the issue is an attitude problem, not a training problem.
That's an interesting point. Never let a good crisis go to waste (cf. Naomi Klein's 'Shock Doctrine').
I guess it's also an opportunity for Govtech startups (that said they need to develop solutions for ~5 different types of outcomes).
How to avoid startup failure
Not at all. Especially if the free trade and free movement agreements stay in place, or are expanded (EFTA, Schengen). These are not the same thing as the EU.

In fact, smart businesses will new open offices in UK (outside of EU), just to hedge their bets on the future. Buy low, sell high.
Yes. A couple years ago I bought a network-attached hard drive with some kind of cloud backup service bundled (the current marketing-speak seems to be "personal cloud"); fortunately I did a little extra reading before opening it, because it wouldn't even let you set it up for local access without registering an account on the cloud service.
https://i.imgur.com/ANIrmvN.jpg
The user already doesn't have the source. Obfuscating the binary is just hostile.
that's why it's called "relative", isn't it?

Erlang and Clojure are undoubtedly a success for me in terms of productivity.

Erlang is undoubtedly a success in a telekom industry since 90s, where extreme reliability is a basic requirement. isn't static typing promoted as a path to achieve reliability "once it's compiled"? go figure.

imo, that majority of developers are being indoctrinated into false-OOP paradigm is rather unfortunate historical curiosity than a success indicator.
Heh.

If this flight disappeared can you imagine the field day cable news and conspiracy theorists would have?
Shouldn't be a problem here, as QtWebEngine is Chromium.
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Already moved to Dublin!
I think it's interesting that Rich seems to miss out on Erlang (and Elixir) entirely, even when he gets to talking about Situated Programs and Runtime Tangibility, not even to speak of Concurrency.
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> "Overconfident" just means "un-tested and un-proven".

That's not what it means. It means excessive, over the top, confidence. You're focusing on the object of confidence, instead of the attitude. It's the bad attitude that's the real problem.

> Realise that the source of your problem is your own hubris.

Bullshit. You're completely missing the issue OP is having: "It infuriates me when these individuals subtly bring down others". Toxic people are toxic irrelevant of the OP's hubris.
Funny I always thought the US salaries were inflated, especially for grads. Not sure why they are so high, is it cost of living?
You can drink at events. Stick to soda water and vodka or diet coke and vodka, etc.
This is useful. It is hard to interact with someone so persistent in reminding you how superior they consider themselves to be.
Well, from afar it seems the maintainer is right. Showing flags for different
timezones is a learning project.
Yep I'm thinking of heading to Europe and to be living there on Brexit day. I reckon it'll be a reasonable time for the EU to say "OK, whoever was over here then can stay". I haven't decided where to go yet though.
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Read the description please

> Furthermore, the same individuals tend to put down others who are more humble/less confident in their skills, directly or subtly.

> It infuriates me when these individuals subtly bring down others, but I am unsure how to approach it - directly, indirectly, or just ignore it and focus on my own work and goals.
As someone living in Finland, seeing "Live: Finnair flight.." as the top post in HN gave me quite the scare. But luckily, we can consider this to be valid still: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/news/Worlds-safest-airline... !
Do not taunt happy fun ball.
(EU national in London) Not at all. I think the doomsday threats are overblown and the negotiating parties will reach a mutually beneficial deal at the 11th hour.

Much more concerned about the possibility of the current Labour party gaining power actually.
In general cost of living is lower in London than major US cities like SF, NYC, Boston. For example, the cost of rent in SF is on average 30.96& higher than in London. Groceries 62% higher!

https://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/compare_cities.jsp?cou...
Man I'm screwed. Don't drink, don't smoke, but totally addicted to carbs. Granola bars...mmmmmm
Hmm interesting ideas.

To answer your questions, if http call fails I'm currently handling it in a .Catch. I haven't done much specific error handling yet, was probably going to do a bunch of if statements to figure out the nature of the error and then output relevant messages to toast.

For the loading indicator(s) I was planning on using just one, globally, like YouTube does - their slim red line that runs a long the top of the viewport?

I'll definitely look more into your library but I'm hesitant to bulk up my app unless something provides critical functionality. Using Quasar framework right now and already a little conserned with load times and bulk. Although I haven't built for production yet with full minification, etc.

Thanks for your time in responding to my stupid questions!
>The largest problems automatically provide the largest reward for solving!

Is global warming a large problem? Because it would seem the destruction of the environment is highly profitable under the current system.
Good luck. It's tough to compete in a saturated market. You'll need to make 1-2 sales per week. I'll be following closely :)
Half a day of carb restriction wouldn't meaningfully deplete glycogen stores.
Have you looked at editorconfig?
Of course they have, it is maintained by JetBrains :D
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OK, I am familiar with normal maps, now I get what the use case is. Thanks for the clarifications!
There's always a more minimal browser. I'm posting this comment from w3m :)
One way is to ask questions.

The first way that most of us think to confront someone is to make statements: "You're wrong." Even impersonal facts, like "Solar is now cheaper per watt than coal" is unlikely to persuade your opponent, partially because they can tune you out as you ramble on.

But if you ask a question, they have to listen closely, to avoid looking foolish when it's their turn to talk. A direct question is also more likely to lead them to think. Furthermore, a question is more polite.

A question can still be devastating, "If you think x is better than y, then how do you account for (insert hard fact here)."
There's only so much you can "teach" of that, a lot is learning on the job, but a company needs to facilitate that learning. If it was simply a matter of teaching, it would be very easy, but I think everybody knows the feeling of opening a book on "management", reading briefly into it, and then throwing it away thinking that it's all completely obvious. It's not, and you really only find out when you actually do it.
Not needing to sleep as much?
Memes and jokes generally go over badly here. (Though in mitigation this story does seem tailor made to attract that kind of response.)
Anectdotally I've heard of ARM an loosing entire team to Brexit. And being forced to open up a micro office in the teams country of origin.

Brexit is real, big players are feeling the pain.
The interviewer, who has remained heroically calm in the face of Diola’s verbal barrage, is not able to move the encounter out of stalemate, and eventually his bosses replace him. When the new interviewer takes a seat, Diola repeats his promise to talk “openly and honestly” to the right person, and resumes his inquisitorial stance. “Why are you asking me these questions?” he says. “Think carefully about your reasons.”

The new interviewer does not answer directly, but something about his opening speech triggers a change in Diola’s demeanour. “On the day we arrested you,” he began, “I believe that you had the intention of killing a British soldier or police officer. I don’t know the details of what happened, why you may have felt it needed to happen, or what you wanted to achieve by doing this. Only you know these things Diola. If you are willing, you’ll tell me, and if you’re not, you won’t. I can’t force you to tell me – I don’t want to force you. I’d like you to help me understand. Would you tell me about what happened?” The interviewer opens up his notebook, and shows Diola the empty pages. “You see? I don’t even have a list of questions.”

“That is beautiful,” Diola says. “Because you have treated me with consideration and respect, yes I will tell you now. But only to help you understand what is really happening in this country.”

This reinforces my belief that there is a sincere, rational (whether you agree or not) reasoned motivation for terrorist attacks, at least in some cases. We in the West just aren't interested in listening to those who we don't agree with.
I'd definitely like to know if my future includes Alzheimer's. At the very least, I'd stop saving for retirement. You say we can't do anything about the disease, but as an individual, I can certainly decide how far I want to let the disease progress.
Android was doing it from the start. Windows used to not do this and aggressively started pushing an update (Windows 10) that started doing this shady behaviour on machines that used to be clean.
Without a degree? I think that work experience in both dynamic and static languages is enough to offer a perspective. I don't have a degree in type systems but have done a lot of work in both Clojure and also C++ and Swift. I still can't decide if I prefer dynamic or static, they have nice tradeoffs.
So, as I read the article, the main objection is that the users aren't informed clearly enough about data collection. MS can remedy this in two ways: 1) by being more clear about data collected and asking for consent, 2) by turning off data collection.

I guess they'll go for 1). No that I mind, I almost always say "yes" when asked to participate in improvement programs.
Check out this blog post by Michael Abrash, Oculus' chief scientist, that was posted a few days ago: https://www.oculus.com/blog/inventing-the-future/

It's clear that Oculus are spending a lot of money on research, and have recruited a lot of people. A key quote from the article is:

"I signed up to build a 30-50 person research team. Oops. Orders of magnitude matter."

So there's at least a few hundred people just in the research team, and probably a lot others in regular product engineering as well. I think it's clear Facebook are pouring a lot of money into Oculus.
I think that's where the loose neck comes into play, it's another alternative to avoid saying No. You learn fast when teaching in India, you become almost ruthless, once bitten by the loose neck you do everything to avoid it. It's no fun going through basic regex and onwards then after 4hrs morning of the workshop realizing that everyone was lost after 2 minutes, after that you no longer accept non-verbal communication. You still get a lot of bullshit in verbal though, this was ten years ago, but I recently reminded when contracting someone on upwork and getting a 'i can do' to everything when reality they probably just took a khan academy class the day before, and thus totally useless, we still paid him and wished him well and ended contract another lesson learnt.
Interesting - like the Socratic method.
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Wow that's a question I did not expect!
I think they're close to a good solution but not quite there. A tri-state button, where it's on/on-but-disconnected/off might have done it, or at least some indicator that "off" doesn't mean off.
I'd add one thing. The way we structure "logic" in subpart of systems is often one or nothing, while quite often we could check parameters by necessity.

F a b c d can be valid if called in F a b c d e f g, because F gets what it needs (a b c d), the rest can be ignored. Like an implicit subclass relationship. A subclass B of A can have more features, but as long as it is an A, something depending on an A can enjoy it.

Of course this can cause issues (stack use in function application with unnecessary information, albeit a non naive interpreter/compiler could prune this).

In the end we spend a lot of time circling things around for safety, when we could have something more relaxed and thus more resilient.
The averaging problem in colorization is interesting. If it learns that an apple can be red, green and even yellow - how does it know how to color it?

A HN user in an earlier thread suggested to use a fake/real colorization classifiers as a loss function. [1] But I still feel that it would not solve the averaging problem. It would hop between different colors and probably converge to brown. I haven’t come across a plausible solution so far.
[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10864801
I don't understand this either, they could cut some corners and implement most promising ideas early. I think they delved too deep and it became too complex and alien. I would be surprised if there will be an actual mill cpu as described in the talks. Maybe eventually something that incorporates some of the ideas will be built, but not the whole enchilada.
People hate it, but there are some really good recruiters on linkedin. With some digging, you can find out what recruting firm a company is using. You also have to weed out the junior recruiters trying to connect with everyone on there. Having contacts with a few good recruiters can really go a long way. How to identify? Usually, they will message you with a specific oppurtunity, and will respond with the actually job req when quiried. Caveate is; I say this as someone with a lot of years of experience, so someone who's entry level or green may not be targets of these people.
> There is no better place in Europe to be than the UK.

Perhaps, for now. If hard trade barriers are in place soon that status will change dramatically.
Blows my mind. What sorts of optimizations can you do in assembly better than a good C compiler could?

I'm wondering what % performance improvement he saw from doing it this way.
„no carbohydrate intake at all for half a day before“ no way your body was in ketosis.
This is the perfect example of IAP done right and wrong.

RCT classic. Full game for around £5. IAP options for the add-on packs £1.99-£5.99. No other IAP anywhere in the app. No adds. IAP done right.

RCT 4 mobile. Free to play. Ad's. IAP £0.61-£93.99. IAP done wrong.

Hell will freeze over before I play RCT 4 mobile. Seriously £93.99 on IAP. I haven't downloaded it, but I'm assuming this is the fairly standard "coin pack" sort of pattern where everything you do in game costs coins.

Problem is that RCT4 actually looks cool. I'd quite like to play it with the updated graphics and mobile friendly interface if the play mechanics were roughly similar to the original. They have just destroyed a once great game.

I also suspect that unfortunately, I bet RCT 4 is more profitable. So companies are going to continue to do it.

Also, the terrible reputation that IAP has means I regularly don't bother with apps because they say 'contains IAP' which makes it far harder for those who want to do it right as people will just immediately ignore the app because of the label. What we need is for the stores to have some way of indicating or listing the number and type of IAP options available before you buy the app.
Not to be rude, but this guy could have had a rough time growing up DICK HICKEY!!!!
are you addicted to carbs, or are the critters living in your gut that get hangry when you starve them? more of a talking point because i dont have my head around it. my wife had me do a "die off" diet for several weeks of doing keto; i got super bloated, got a rash everywhere, and then all of a sudden felt skinny and good. ...then i binged and it was all normal again
Interesting idea. I wonder how this would look like on commercial software packages :-)
Yeah I'm an oldschooler that remembers buying software and games in actual physical boxes!!!
Apparently it's the wiki that is down.
Google "Freemind download" and you should see a link that don't point to the wiki.
Thanks for all the work you've put in to this. I'm actually using this on a moderately large project at work and it's been a dream to integrate and learn.
> A question can still be devastating, "If you think x is better than y, then how do you account for (insert hard fact here)."

I've met people who can't be devastated by anything. They always have an answer, and it's always someone else's fault. They can invent "hard facts" out of thin air or dismiss real facts just as easily.

They're actually really easy to find. One such person is president now.
I think the intent is clear, it’s the word choice which some may find tasteless.

For example, a person who survived an actual genocide may find your analogy to be shallow because where you’ve lost some extensions due to a browser upgrade, they’ve lost everyone they love due to them having been hacked to death with machetes, or gassed, or worked to death in forced labor camps.

I don’t know, maybe they just need to get over it?