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Nice attempt to move the goal posts.

Read the text. Somewhat stable. I'm well aware it moves, but it's moving much more rapidly than anything we've experienced, and at least a large part of that is without any doubt anthropogenic.

So how about you stop trying to parse words, and engage with the issue?
I think that Liquid, the template language used by Jekyll and some other products, is designed to basically be that.

https://shopify.github.io/liquid/

The problem is that it's written in Ruby and therefore most implementations of it require you to have the whole Ruby dependency chain. That really increases its footprint on a cheap webhost, if you want the SSG to happen server-side (e.g. triggered by a Git hook).
I suppose the problem is that we are more aware of all the options so it's harder to settle. In a village you have 3-4 choices so not settling means getting your favorite out of 4. Now you watch movies and porn with most beautiful and charming people and they are displayed in their perfectly engineered best moment and then you have to go back to not being able to "have" them
99% of adults? Tell that the "70 cents on the dollar" people. Half of America is walking around believing that women get paid 70 cents on the dollar for equal work, when that is not the case at all. The data is that the average pay of all women is 70% of the average pay of all men, which doesn't even try to account for the nature of the work, and is obviously highly confounded by career choice.
This seems almost custom made to enable Seasteading.

https://www.seasteading.org/

If this goes into heavy production, then you'll have pre-built spar buoys with built in power systems. Several spar buoys equipped with platforms could be clustered around one wind turbine, using their additional battery storage to store more power.
In that case, I'm fine with it. The last thing this country needs is another out of touch billionaire thinking they're qualified to run the country just because they have a bunch of money.
APM is about monitoring of application performance, e.g. response time, latency, etc. Metrics typically point to host resource usage, e.g. CPU, memory, network, disk usage. They both give you an overview of how things are going in general in your environment, so they’re both important. But to find the root cause of anomalies, logs are the single common thread. Developers still need to go back to logs to find errors and exceptions when things go wrong. So short answer is that you need both logs and metrics, ideally in a single interface. Loggly is a good option that combines both.
The government is also not operated on a for-profit basis incentivizing doing the bare minimum level of security to shield yourself from liability.
I miss my Motorola Droid 4. I'd probably still be attempting to use it if it hadn't started trying to cook my pants.'

Dissipating almost 4Ah in 10 minutes was genuinely terrifying
They claim that they could be profitable in 2018 in this article: https://www.recode.net/2017/10/19/16503628/alphabet-lyft-rid...
Bezos and Oprah have benefited enormously from public resources, from laws and regulations to roads and schools. To take one small example, how would a book business do in a country without widespread literacy? How would a delivery company do in a country without roads?

They're members of a society and that society has enabled them to amass tons of wealth, it's not unfair to require them to return some of it.
Use apps that use your native OS virtualization (Hyper-V, KVM, Docker for Mac/xhyve, etc). Bonus: Less driver crashes, better security and peaceful coexistence of different virtualization apps.
> An “interrogator” installed at one end of the line sends pulses of laser light into the fiber and monitors the light that bounces back—the backscatter. Changes in the timing of backscattering occur when the fiber stretches and contracts—something that happens when the ground moves during an earthquake.

Ping-based earthquake detection? Could ping jitter of existing optical networks be used for this purpose?

I had never thought about thermal and mechanical expansion of fiber optics - it's in the same vein as LIGO/VIRGO - could we one day see a fiber optic network used for both data transmission and gravity wave detection?

(I once ran fiber about 200 feet through a welding shop, to connect an ancient PlasmaCAD to a null modem. But we couldn't get the fiber in a spool of less than 500 feet, so it was mostly a spool in the office.)
Flag the trolls, not the articles.
They sold 8,000,000 shares at $24 but that is only 16% [1] of shares outstanding. The stock is ~$30 as of now, which yields a total valuation of $1.47B

[1] https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1441816/000104746917...
You alao missed dog walking app. I'm pretty sure there has been some variation on that for the past 3 years as a senior project at my university.
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I love, love, love python. I am probably irrational in my affection for the language. But it's python3 that I know and will work in python2 if needed but I think python2 needs to die a quick death.
Proxy services blocked by corporate firewall. Oh well.
There's a fine line there, though, right? We want competition, but we also want integration. I'm not happy that there isn't deeper integration with Apple hardware and Google software. having Google search + Google assistant + Apple Phone + Somebody else chat isn't what I'm looking for as a user.
Is JS the problem though? For really heavy apps, sure, but many people consider 1 MB to be a good upper threshold for bundle sizes.

I think the biggest culprit over the web, the thing that makes me hesitant as a mobile user to visit websites willy nilly, is media content, such as images, sound, and video. Many websites look empty without media, so people splatter at least a few things on there, as do advertisements, and I think that's easily a few MB.

I also think the biggest resource that people are consuming nowadays, including well-to-do people with iPhones, is not CPU, RAM, or even battery resource, but mobile data limits.
If this is correct, the return on venture capital should be dropping. Is it?
Mongo is no longer as "hip", but it is slowly breaking into the enterprise as people learn the right use cases for it.
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The main difference is not amenities or marketing but the fact that a large percentage of WeWork's customers (my company included) are paying rent with VC money. Up to 90% of their customers will go out of business. Not a super stable customer base.
A tool is a tool, but holy hell do I hate ip's and iw's syntax, and the difficulty of automatically parsing their output compared to net-tools.
I think it's fair to say it benefits all workers, but benefits underpaid groups, such as women, more than most.
I learned about it from HN during the legal issues with Dash a while back.
No. VirtualBox Shared Folders are still slow. I switched to NFS.
are you saying it has become ubiquitous?
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Steve Gutenberg would differ in opinion.
You know that isnt true anymore with the 5m location thing
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Someone wise once told me, even after we have strong AI and don't need to program, he will still program, because the process of programming leads to understanding, and he will still want to understand things. The AI might be able to write the program better and faster, but it won't be able to help him gain the understanding he would have gotten from writing the program himself.
VirtualBox will likely not support it for a very long time (assuming they will ever do it), as VGA passthrough has some host requirements (configuration-wise), that I think would be too much to handle for a virtualization product.

I use QEMU and it works without any issue; to be specific, in hundreds of boots, it hung only a couple of times, which is very well within issues with windows itself rather than the platform. Also, it typically runs via a single script.

The crux is to have the correct hardware (some hardware just doesn't work well), and to use a correct software setup (most important thing: if you use a GPU for passthrough, forget about using it on the host at all).

The information around is unfortunately very scattered and often outdated.

I suggest to use those two sources:

- https://github.com/saveriomiroddi/vga-passthrough
- https://www.reddit.com/r/VFIO
True but there are businesses that depend on Facebook stores without physical address and use Facebook to target users and connect with customers
Yeah, it definitely helped. I taught this method to a language tutor when we first started working together, and he later told me that I learned vocabulary far faster than any of his other students, and he wound up switching to using TPR with all of his other students because of it.
No. That doesn't work.
this message will probably get downvotes but my first feeling that came out was how about this American company shapes American cities first. I live in Miami, and we need more dev jobs. In South Florida, the dev community is super small.. This is unacceptable, we need help down here.

PS: go ahead and downvote me, my opinion doesn't need your approval.

PS#2: i did not read the article, i just read the title. So what?! i can't comment? Yes i can, tyvm...
The inflammatory nature of the chans is in and of itself a filter - people that partake in imageboard discussions tend to be more thick-skinned as a result.
I used to think that running was boring and that I'd do more of it if it were less boring. At the time I was running on a treadmill while watching a TV show. But every time I hit the end of my run and went into the 5 minute cooldown, I'd find myself becoming engrossed in the show and not want to end. The difference? I wasn't exercising as hard any more. I was getting tired, not bored.

Now I run outside for sometimes five times as long as I was running back then, without podcasts or TV shows, and I never get bored. I do run slower, though. Try going slower next time! And going outside in a straight line or long loop. I get very bored/frustrated if I have to do laps to make my distance. Of course YMMV too.
Thanks for sharing these. I'll give them a look.
... if all of your nyms get banned, it might be that you are consistently behaving in a way that the moderators don't like.

Have you considered, perhaps, changing your behavior?
For `is * planned` refer to https://trello.com/b/6BmTulfx/devdocs-documentation. (Elm is in "To Do".)
there are many issues where they are heavy handed, notably anything considered remotely "political" which could ostensibly contain most topics that arent strictly "THIS TECH THING X DOES THIS OTHER TECH THING Y IN THIS FRAMEWORK Z, ZOUNDS!"

there's also a substantial amount of favoritism. i won't name names, of course.
Got it. I was suspecting this as well.

They could do a rule like:

Approve new accounts instantly, then monitor all servers for 1 week. If a CPU server are higher then 80% for 5 minutes, trigger a ticket support so the DigitalOcean team can take a look closer, and shut down the server based on what you have told me.

Both kind of criminals (miners and spammers) use a lot of CPU. This kind of rule could avoid, I think.

Ok. Thanks mate. See you!
Except that the Fed is not keeping the federal funds rate low. The Fed has raised the rate twice already this year as well as once at the end of 2016. They have also signaled that another increase is coming in December. See:

http://thehill.com/policy/finance/337790-fed-raises-rates-fo...

and

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/09/20/business/economy/fed-bond...
Profitable in their current markets. Once they expand internationally they will need to subsidize heavily.
For what it's worth, the published Arc/HN code is rapidly approaching a full decade out of date.
Could be a browser cache thing. Try accessing from Twitter in incognito.
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Dash is back on the iOS app store[1], so they probably worked out the issue

[1] https://blog.kapeli.com/dash-for-ios-back-on-the-app-store
The problem is the attitude "this problem is unsolved and no-one seems to be working on it. I'll fix it, even though I'm not an expert in the domain... because coding fix everything".

Don't get me wrong, this is a very common problem for engineers (I'm an engineer and I fall into that trap every now and then). But from the post, what's lacking is actually talking and working head-head with teachers and linguists and people doing language learning research, because, you know... these people have actually spent their whole life trying to teach other people languages. So they might know a thing or two, that an engineer trying to teach himself a language might be missing.
I've confronted many bears both in the woods and my back yard. They are not monsters. Statistically, a human should be more afraid of confronting a random human in the woods than a random bear. And yes, a rifle or pistol will protect against bear attacks. Only an idiot would think to attempt to kill the bear, but such a noisemaker will chase away 99.99% of bears. That's what bearbangers are for.
I understand how that is the right policy for HN. But I'm wondering if you consider it possible that you're in a position where you have a responsibility to sometimes surface these topics on HN?

After all, for some of these topics it's exactly the people that won't go looking for them at other places on the internet where they may still make a difference.

To use an example that's slightly less controversial: I think it's important for people working with lots of other people's data to have some fundamental sense of privacy rights. And HN is probably one of the best places to reach those actually in the trenches that are in the position to say 'no' when, for example, the CEO of Yahoo tells them to allow the NSA full access to their users' emails.

Yet that's a topic that quickly turns to politics, so you'd probably have good reasons to wish those discussions happened elsewhere.

Just to be clear: I think the mix of topics overall is mostly fine right now. But just like Facebook or Twitter, I think HN may be in a position where your "editorial responsibility" should be somewhere on your radar. Not because HN is the size of those, but because it caters to a readership that has certain powers far outstripping its size.
Its a Canadian government rule that even URLs have to be bilingual.
eg You can't have http://host.ca/news (with bilingual text on the page) it has to be http://host.ca/news_nouvelles
This is only for fed government sites.
This was how I felt about lifting weights. I know about all of it's amazing health benefits, but you've got 3-5 minutes rest between sets, with most programs having you do at least 9 sets total. That's not even counting the time added on if someone else asks to work in sets with you. Plus the need for a spotter when benching.

Point is, I ended up getting into bouldering.
If you want to send a bouldering problem, you have to spend a while actually planning out your movements, because if you waste time trying to figure out your next move in the middle of all but the easiest problems, you'll run out of energy before completing the problem.
Like lifting, you need rest time between climbs, but you can spend that time planning out your next attempt.
Only downside is that indoor bouldering walls tend to be crowded most of the time, and outdoor bouldering can require a bit of a drive depending on where you live.

Still, I find it a lot more stimulating than lifting; I actually look forward to bouldering, while lifting still felt like a chore even after 8 months of doing it.

edit: I should add that I've only been bouldering regularly for about 2 months, and mostly at an indoor gym.
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>And you long for the day when it's your particular brand of racism and sexism that wins?

Beautifully put, the solution to sexism isn't more sexism.
This is a great rundown!

One interesting thing that comes to mind is that most of the recent research I've read says somewhat counterintuitively that the age factor is not as big of a deal as you might think[1]. I was taught at University that there is a critical period age after which it becomes much more difficult to acquire a language, but there is actually little evidence for this.

Aside from accent acquisition, which does seem to be linked pretty tightly with age of exposure, the biggest difference generally between adults and children in language acquisition is the amount of time they have to learn it. Some studies even suggest that children are worse at some aspects of acquisition[2]. As you said, adults are busier, which is the biggest difference.

[1] Hakuta, Bialystok 2003
[2] Ferman, Karni 2010
Yeah, but VNC is light years behind X11-over-network in so many ways. You have to have a full desktop instead of a single application. It's not integrated with your selection buffers or your session manager or your desktop. It's really a blunt object in comparison to X.
This is why you will learn to program, write the program, gain the understanding, train the ML system properly to reproduce your results, and then basically unlearn everything.
Full SSL is free on Cloudflare. It's on all plans and we'll either work with the certificate you have on the origin (e.g. one from a paid CA or Let's Encrypt) or we'll give you one for free (https://blog.cloudflare.com/cloudflare-ca-encryption-origin/)

Literally, no reason to not use that option.
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Stick a hypervisor and (some sort of) NFS share in the mix to sidestep having to know about the layout of fs blocks on disk . Also, just extend the linux kernel ELF loader to know about fat-binaries to make the scheme work - there were proposed patches to accomplish this that were (unfairly) derided, but there's nothing fundamentally wrong with that proposal.
Has the amount raised all been through web browser mining? Would you mind sharing some traffic statistics?
But suicide is important too!
What would happen if lower case capital and CapitalG both tried to invest in the same startup?
I had the same experience, although I didn't end up using wework because they gave me a runaround on location (I wanted manhattan space and they were clearly trying to get ppl to lease in dumbo, this was a while ago).

I 100% agree that the switching costs are very low in this kind of market.

It's good to hear their execution has improved. when I asked them if they had space in a manhattan location, they essentially couldn't (or wouldn't) tell me.
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Put article title into Facebook search. Facebook and the WSJ apparently have a deal on the paywall.
I spent some time on Lobsters and found the signal/noise content for technical stuff only marginally better than that of HN, and many of the same pathologies were evident, just at a lower volume (because the site sees overall a much lower volume of comments). Moreover, while the variance on technical badness on Lobsters is marginally lower, so is the variance on technical excellence. That, too, is a straightforward consequence of lower volume: the original authors of important software packages are more likely to comment on HN than on Lobsters.

I like Lobsters a lot, and I like a lot about what they do differently than HN, but we shouldn't pretend that it's something it isn't.
You don't really need "two" of everything. You can have one monitor connected to two video ports, and a single mouse and keybord, a pass them through.

QEMU itself can be run via a short script, and it only requires to be run as sudo.

You shouldn't really have issues in a general sense: with the correct setup, after a short time (having exhausted the tweaking options) one will experience if the machine is compatible with VGA passthrough, or not. In the latter case, the problem is that either the guest doesn't work at all, or that it has performance problems.

The is at least one radical advantage in having a virtualized Windows: rollbacks. When I use a Windows guest, I don't care whether I'll take malware or not, since to rollback is trivial.
Sure it does. I think the real issue is that you want to suppress discussion on these topics from people you disagree with, and not all of them qualify as trolls.
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To those saying "a big company shaping cities is bad" - take a hard look at how American cities are shaped now and the big companies who influenced the relevant policies. You're going to find oil, car, tire, etc companies at the forefront.
And as it matures to meet more cases (e.g. new consensus, storage solutions).
I'm getting confused about the term 'compositor'. I thought it was something like Compton, which sat between the application and X to combine layers on the GPU. The word has a similar meaning when talking about, say, browser rendering.

But sway is much more than that – it manages windows, handles input, etc. Why does it refer to itself as a compositor everywhere?
"exercise is boring".

You are clearly very unimaginative when it comes to exercise. I find the gym pretty bloody boring. But whitewater kayaking, mountain biking, rock climbing easily beat sitting in front of a computer. If those are too much go for a hike in the mountains and take in some scenery. Or learn to surf.

Or cycle to work. I get an hours solid exercise every day doing that and save myself time and money as a result.
I've always wanted to try my hand at making a window manager(or what is now called a compositor I think), so I may use wlroots as my base when it's done(or at least more done). The article confused me a bit, is the goal to have wlroots 'done' for the 1.0 release, or to release the 1.0, and then at some point move it over to wlroots?
I don't understand. Isn't it just the same word you started off with? Actually, I probably misunderstand since it sounds like the whisper game but with public passings which obviously would make no sense.
It's still low by historical standards: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/FEDFUNDS
So go use your american voting rights to convince your city to offer 800 acres in one of those cities for redevelopment rather than assuming someone else will do all the work for you.
What's missing from this piece is a broader historical perspective. This pattern of conglomeration happens in almost every industry, e.g. the "Big Three" automakers.

It doesn't have to be bad. Seven of the top 10 pharma companies are over a hundred years old. They are highly concentrated. But there's never been a better time to be a biotech startup. Life science startups are going from founding to billion dollar IPO in <18 months. The near lock the big pharma companies have on distribution allows the startups to focus on innovation. It's hard to build a hundred billion dollar drug company today, not so hard to build a mere $1B company.

The same is true in food. Kraft, Mondelez, etc. have huge market power, but are also active in the M&A market, paying $300M for Krave Jerky, $600M for RXBar, and $700M for Blue Bottle—all in the last 18 months or so.

These patterns aren't that different than what we've seen with Facebook acquiring almost all upstart competitors. This isn't great for billion dollar VC funds, but it's not clear at all its bad for entrepreneurs.
Is there a way to bypass this paywall? I'm interested but not $10 interested.