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Many countries have film certification boards with similar powers, though they tend to be lenient. Same for web and television censorship.

While you may consider these powers authoritarian, there’s nothing inherently “socialistic” about them.

In the UK and US for example, censorship laws are often bundled into anti-terror legislation, which generally has its strongest proponents on the political right.
GC systems programming languages are a thing since Xerox PARC, the only part missing so far, was having a well known company with the political willingness to push them into mainstream at whatever cost, regardless of what the anti-GC crowd thinks.
If all you've got is a foot-gun, everything looks like a foot.
I assume you're talking about OS logins or something. But lets be honest here, 99% of the passwords we use daily are for websites or web based services
It is possible to still visit the HMS M2, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HMS_M2

But.. you need to be an experienced diver as it lays at 35 meters... http://www.divernet.com/wreck-tours/p301708-wreck-tour:-5the...
Not sure I agree. Take a typical video game like Tetris or Super Mario Bros 2. There's no variable ratio reinforcement in sight, the reward is based on how well you play. Oh, but you could say the unpredictability (variable ratio) comes from the game throwing new stuff at you. That sounds reasonable, until you remember that books and movies also throw new stuff at you unpredictably as you keep turning the pages. Are books also Skinner boxes then? Is it even a useful concept if you stretch it this far?

I think it's better to judge games on the axis of compulsion vs fun. Some games you play because they feel inherently fun, like Mario. Others you play because you can't stop pressing the lever and it doesn't feel much fun, like grind heavy games. Only the latter kind of games should be called Skinner boxes IMO. And nobody dreams of making games like that! So the whole subthread started by your remark seems a bit unnecessary, no?
You get someone else to obtain that license and produce a detailed requirement specification which they then sort of leak in your direction. You then "clean room" implement, without having seen any original documentation or worked with the original device or software.

That someone else is not connected in any way; i.e. you are not both subsidiaries of the same company, etc.

E.g. your manager's uncle has a friend who works in some company where they have a CUDA license; arrangements are made and things are procured.

The requirement specification is not traceable to a particular CUDA license key; there is nothing that can be proven about the identity of the source.
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If you just do side projects because you think it will help your portfolio you shouldn't work on side projects. I work on my side projects because I find it fun to do, the experience I get from that, like any experience, helps me in my day to day job.

I am fine with you cracking up over 'normal programmers' like me vs would-be video game developers I get in at 8:45 and leave at 17:10, I go swimming with my baby daughter once a week from 9:00 to 10:00 and I work from home 2 days a week without a single minute in overtime.

If you are out there doing 80-100 hour workweeks (as described in the article) you are an idiot. I get it when there are no jobs in your industry and too many candidates (psychology here in the Netherlands), but if you can program for games you can program applications with minimal self-training and start working normal hours and working on your life. So if you can program and you choose to work like described in the article you are an idiot.
It is actually a known issue between ZoL and GRUB:

https://github.com/zfsonlinux/grub/issues/5

zpool status will show only basename component of the device name and grub will look for it in /dev only. As I created the pool with ata-* device names, which are constant per device, it will of course fail, because they are in the /dev/by-id/ and grub is not looking for them there.

Next time there is a kernel update, I' going to try the env variable mentioned in the august 2017 comment. Hopefully it will work right.
> Why should the Govt. interfere in whatever the movie wants to show? The max stipulation should be on what content is appropriate to which age group.

You should realize that what you say here is very relative to your cultural context. Some other group could say "The max stipulation should be on what content is appropriate to which as demonstrate the ability to handle it" while another could say "where is there a max stipulation ? Why should they dictate something like that ?".

Also, our gov do censor a lot of things as well, by different mean. Using laws, economic influence, information flooding, etc.

I get that we should aim for as much freedom (and associated responsibility) as possible for the people, but your analysis that "Indian state wields too much power over everything. I guess it's remnant of a socialistic past." quite a shortcut.
Don't we already have that in the US and other countries without socialized medicine?
Eh, from abuse you can walk away, and defend yourself- from a severe burnout you never recover?

Im so sick of people declaring anything sexual related the horror of horrors, just because its the sacred trading good of one half of the species.
I know victims of sexual abuse, and there lifes go on- just like everybody elses- yes, some therapy, yes some awkward moments when jokes backfire, but life goes on. They are not falling apart wrecks, they are successes.

I know burnout people- and life does not go on there. Some of them to be frank are near functional vegetables.
Severe Burnout is worser.
Yes, this is heresy.
Everything sexual is holy and only the high priests may state what is of value and in what order.
Trying to value-order subjective experiences is the mindset of a squirrel beneath a chest-nut tree anyway.
At the risk of displeasing the Docker crowd, I would say you can get pretty far without them.

In general, I see a lot of people learning and using BuzzWord solutions for problems that they don't have.

In most cases, you'll have some problem and look for a solution to it. If your problem is spending a lot of time messing around with dependencies and deployments and "but it works on my machine" type issues, then Docker may well be the solution.

If you learn a solution and then see what problems it can solve (Hey, everyone is talking about Docker. Let me learn it too), you'll end up frustrated and confused.

Of course, it's a balance -- often you can learn about problems that you didn't even know you had by learning about new technology. But so far I see more people erring towards "Let's fix these problems I don't have" than "I'll just keep doing things this slow old way because I don't want to keep up with tech movements"
Thanks! We will not do that as we believe in honest ads and despise sites like yahoo finance due to ads overload. We plan to introduce premium subscription in the future (what is free now will stay free forever tough). It will be cheap-ish (something around 5-10$ a month) and if it will be financially sufficient we will remove ads all-together.
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> The result: the controls of modern aircraft look very similar to those from the 1930s.

http://magazin.lufthansa.com/content/uploads/2016/07/A380-80...

http://imgproc.airliners.net/photos/airliners/5/1/1/0898115....

LOL. The "explanation" in the article is mostly poppycock. Modern avionics are based on engineering of human factors. There's no inherent desire for skeuomorphism or even traditionalism. Control modalities that have been tested to work better than potential modern replacements tend to stay, that is all. In military tactical aircraft the differences are even more stark. On the smaller GA scale of aircraft, it isn't so much traditionalism, as economics.
I think the point is that most of us believe we are better than average at salary negotiation and that is not true. I won't hide my bias. I abhor wall street journal and articles like these don't do any favors. However, articles like these are horrible even if it showed up on my New York times. If the WSJ thinks salary disclosure is harmful, will they also advocate that public employee's salary should be confidential as well? What a bunch of bullocks.
Two years to do integration, which make me remember that Thread feature spent 3 years. that's why slack make things so easy to use.
The solution to hair loss, in the next 20-30 years, will be cloning and implantation. Right now they do that from the parts of your head that are resistant to hair loss, using eg the FUE (Follicular Unit Extraction) approach. The obvious step from here is to clone your resistant hair follicle/s, then implant. If we can use a bioreactor to grow various organs on scaffolds now, we're going to be able to clone follicles sooner than later. I'd be surprised if some labs aren't already on this. At scale this will also be a cost-effective approach and extremely safe, it'll make gene editing as a means to combat hair loss pointless for a very, very long time.
In my case, Ubuntu makes PITA running stuff I want to run (especially FreeIPA/sssd/gssapi integration). On the other hand, I'm using kmod repo for ZoL, not DKMS, because I wanted to avoid having a compiler and dev packages on the server in the first place. CentOS/RHEL have kernel ABIs, why not use them.
> Electric engines do indeed release a lot less waste heat than internal combustion engines, but they also can't tolerate nearly as high of temperatures.

Eh? I thought both topped out around ~100 degrees C? Not that water cooling isn't a good idea for automotive electric drive motors.
"Ever since the 1990's, when the Internet was a very small book with buttons, about the size of a coconut, we were thinking of robots. Robots that can tell stories about animals swimming through media industries. Robots that are designed to get published online. Robots that are on fire and in love."

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Is this treated as an environmental crime?
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it is a pretty thing when it is compared to the fucking Chinese Great Wall.
I heard once that Cloudflare is widely blocked in some countries. Does somebody know any specifics?
You can worry about Kubernetes later for now just understand docker basics. Docker really is a game changer.

Want to try something in Postgres 9.4, you can do it with just one command, want Rabbit MQ with web stomp enabled, get it with just one command.

Setting up Environments with Docker is ridiculously easy, Docker files are pretty intuitive and easy to understand.
By the end of WW1, the entire German fleet (74 ships) was Sub-Marine.. that is Under-Water.

Remarkable story, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scuttling_of_the_German_fleet_...

The unsalvaged ones are still popular dive sites.
Let's say you have a velocity requirement of 6 km/s.

A chemical hydrogen-oxygen rocket might have exhaust velocity of 4.5 km/s so mass ratio is exp(6/4.5) = 3.8.

A nuclear rocket with exhaust velocity 9 km/s gets a mass ratio 1.9.

Most likely the nuclear rocket uses hydrogen only, meaning the tank is likely bigger than the chemical rocket's! The thrust to weight ratio of a normalish solid nuclear engine is about ten times worse than a chemical one.

You do save on the oxygen mass, but that's it. It's probably bigger, heavier, more complex and definitely more expensive and dangerous than an ordinary chemical rocket.

For higher velocities, it starts making more sense...
I fail to see the "offense". Maybe the tone in that email is aggravating to you as it seems to be for him, but... I can only shrug and wonder. I'd say it's not a bit worse than half of the promotional emails from services I (or my company) pay for in a week...
I like the Norwegian model, full tax/income transparency.
Really good, although this line annoyed me

"Communications satellites allow you to access the internet from your cell phone, or make a call to the other side of the world."

No, that's what towers and undersea fibres do. I work with satellites - they're a right pain when you're trying to use tcp over a bean with a >1sec delay and trying to deliver broadcast quality pictures for the ten, andthey're expensive when you're using a fixed station on the back of a truck, but we only use those from random places in the middle of nowhere where there's no 3G coverage.

99.99% of two-way communication traffic does not pass through a satellite, and tre portion that does keeps decreasing. Even 10 years ago a live video with someone in NZ would probably be bounced off not one, but two satellites, before arriving in London. Now it will take a fibre to singapore and then through Suez to France and into London that way.

Satellites are great at broadcasting to many people, andfor reaching the middle of nowhere where there's limited infrastructure. They aren't a normal means of communication though.
We already have OR but it is still a bit buggy and needs some fixing around (thats why we do not publicly advertise it) — https://stockrow.com/screener/2ca1a6ad-3855-4baa-ae2e-710bfb...

As for the rest — we are slowly tackling these and will add them along the way no ETAs though since we it's a hobby project
Maybe not "socialistic" in the traditional sense but if you see India's history, from 50s to 90s, you'll see how it all evolved. Govt. ran everything (Banks, Telecoms, Automobile manufacturing) and installed thousands of institutions to regulate everything. Even after liberalisation, there's a strong tendency to regulate and feeble support to give a free-hand.
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Because they sell private stuff for profit. To join these heck sites need at least $1000.
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Docker & kubernetes are modern Dev ops tools - the former abstracts away the host specific quirks, and the latter allows managing many (docker) containers in production.

Should you learn this - it depends. If you plan on building microservices whose devops you'll need to manage, docker is highly recommended. You can get away not learning kubernetes by relying on AWS ECS equivalents, and that's probably what you should do as a beginner wanting to deploy.

If your app architecture is event-driven, and can be rest based AWS lambda is a great option where you don't have to learn either. Beware of costs if invoking in the millions, but if your service ever scales to that, you've probably already found a lucrative opportunity that can afford experienced help
The likely answer, as always, is a morally ambivalent weirdtopia.
For me, a marginal pay increase is only a differentiator when comparing two otherwise equally ranked opportunities. I once left a 300k job to take a 180k job on the basis of work content, cultural fit, and optionality. But, I make most of my money by holding XMR, so the difference in pay doesn't determine my quality of life - nor my ability to exercise charity - which is, practically, the same thing.
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> Indian state wields too much power over everything

I think its part of our culture, it begins in our childhood where our parents tell their kids that kids (even when they become adults) should blindly obey their parents.
The power to block movie releases is common. For example, A Serbian Film "has been banned in Spain, Germany, Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia, Singapore, Norway, and South Korea, and was temporarily banned from screening in Brazil."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Serbian_Film
On the flip side, I'm pretty sure grad school is not financially rational if you intend to go to industry.

At best, you'll get a scholarship and maybe a teaching salary/stipend of ~30k over 5-6 years. In my experience, people who can do a PhD could've been making 2-3x that much in industry.

PhDs do get hired at a higher position, but you can easily get there the normal way over 5 years. IMO a lot of grad school students are just here to immigrate.
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Don't ask me to support a system you've run random magic script xyz on.
In the EU what WPL has done is allowed, it has gone through those courts already.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SAS_Institute_Inc_v_World_Prog...

Notably only the way WPL produces manuals that are too similar to SAS has been upheld.
Systems, even mechanical systems, have a tendency to harmonize or synchronize. If you put a bunch of metronomes on a moving platform they will start to synchronize. If you put a bunch of people on a swinging bridge their footsteps will synchronize. http://www.redorbit.com/news/science/1112749056/synchronized...

If you start a trend, people will follow it. If you give people the ability to modify their DNA people will start copying each other, reducing gene pool diversity. What may seem like a trendy gene modification could quickly turn out to be disadvantageous, or even deadly. Imagine if everyone found it cool to possess the skinny gene. Skinny genes are currently very popular, especially among hipsters, but what if a worldwide famine comes? Of course it can become crazier than that, as there are trends with injecting cement into posteriors, plastic surgery on faces, injecting toxins into faces, huffing glue...
You can filter by sector on bigger device (tablet or laptop/desktop) but not on mobile. We will think about what can be done there, no promises though!
Even countries with socialized medicine have that. If you're rich and Canadian, you're not going to wait eight months for your procedure, you have other options that money provides. The same is true in most socialized medicine nations. There is almost always a superior therapy or doctor available somewhere in the world if you can afford it.
They could have pointed out the chargers on these cars. I’ve seen some that mimic a fuel pump and gas cap (implying there is a gas tank) even though that is all unnecessary.
Hey! No, not yet but as I've mentioned before our next major feature on the list is portfolio management and watchlists.
> Finally, we must explore the lengthy crunches. Are they truly delivering productive value?

They're not. It's a huge waste of money. It's all poor planning. But each company has to learn that individually, over and over, before an industry figures it out. There's some quote about making movies (or art) that the hard part is making the movie the first time. Once they knew what they were making, doing it a second time would cost 1/10th as much.

A lot of the leadership at Pixar talk about how difficult Toy Story 2 was on the staff [1]. '"a full third of the staff" ended up with some form of RSI by the time the film was finished.' 'In one instance, an animator had forgotten to drop his child off at daycare one morning and, in a mental haze, forgot the baby in the back seat of his car in the parking lot.' Even though 'Pixar did not encourage long hours, and, in fact, set limits on how many hours employees could work by approving or disapproving overtime.'

It created a huge culture shift at Pixar. Luckily, they've in a comfortable enough position to carry out and keep up with those changes.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toy_Story_2#Controversy_and_tr...
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And that was from 1995 to 1998. It's had a lot of energy spent on it since then. It's an incredible piece of tech.
Does code quality matter as much for games? Automated testing is rare and much of the heavy lifting is handled by libraries such as Unreal Engine and Havok, leaving one-off glue code.

The majority of sales happen in week 1, and the DLC is usually shipped within a year. Unless the game attains classic status and requires porting to new platforms one day, it is unlikely you will need to work on that code in the future even.

Don't misunderstand, I rarely even play a AAA release until a few months in when the bugs are quashed because they irritate me so much. However I suspect EA et al optimise for release frequency rather than code quality. Presumably the affect of the latter on the profit & loss is dwarfed by the affect of the former.
I believe they did, but they miniaturized it and are using it for their face recognition technology in the iPhone X to unlock the phone.
I'm not sure why you think that. At least in Germany, if an employee can't do the work they are obligated to do by their employment contract, they are in violation. After they have been notified of the violation (or if it is obvious, e.g. because they didn't even go to work), it is their duty to correct that. If the employee is unable to satisfy the requirements, they can be terminated with an appropriate notice period.

(Termination protection does not apply if the behavior of the employee is the reason: http://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/kschg/__1.html)

The process may not be fast, but for a useless employee, it would be difficult to claim that the termination was unjustified, so the outcome is essentially guaranteed. I would call that easy (as opposed to simple).
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If only people (twitter users) were smart enough to question sources of information rather than taking them at face value..
Sorry, but you don't need to be building microservices to even consider using tools like Docker and Kubernetes.

The former (or containers in general) is an excellent way to build repeatable and re-usable environments for development, then your test and CI environment(s), and then finally production, as you -- in a greenfield project, for instance -- crystallise your requirements as you go from the trappings of a blank project to a final one.

To say that either tool is aimed at microservices only is very misleading.

I will also take some exception to the notion that using Lambda with event sourcing means you don't have to learn how Lambda or, indeed, event sourcing works (pros and cons).

OP, your main goal is to ask yourself:

a) Can these two tools make my life easier (Docker? Definitely. K8s? Maybe.)
b) Do they improve the quality of the work I do so my client/boss is happy?
Yeah, I tried that. Turns out I missed coding at work a lot and will now go back to it.
I think already discussed on HN, but here's one link:
https://www.theguardian.com/money/blog/2016/apr/11/when-it-c...
> CBFC is film certification board that can block a movie's release until appropriate cuts are made subject to their whims and fancies

This kind of board exist in almost every country I can think of.
From what I have seen, most developers aren't working on anything particularly interesting in their day jobs. At best they are developing a new CRUD application using the latest framework, but at worst they are maintaining legacy codebases, battling management incompetence etc. It can be very hard to sound passionate about these things in an interview. In my view this is where side projects come in - they're the chance to do something actually interesting, which can be a great talking point in an interview.
Somehow I believe that Chinese will be able to pull this off and the author will regret his wishful thinking.
According to the Wikipedia page at least, even just the current version (Unreal Engine 4) has been in development for 14 years now! With 2003-2008 apparently being just Tim Sweeney.