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No, you can use cloudwatch anywhere you can install the AWS CLI—-including non AWS assets. Just point the log monitor at a file or folder with the right CLI commands and you can suck up logs in real time into cloudwatch.
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Early estimates suggest $270m worth of Ether has been permanently frozen. Coming 4 months after multimillions stolen from the same wallet.
I really doubt it, not your virtue signaling but the fact that you think your money is even remotely clean.
Did you take money from a VC?

Heck did you take money from a Bank? Would you surprise you to know that virtually every bank actively launders money for drug lords, terrorists and every other sort of undesirables?

Money by definition isn’t clean, Saudi Arabia, UAE and the likes have one of the largest investment funds in the world you can’t withdraw a dollar from a bank without touching that money.
Rocketing ahead with SpaceX
I visited SF for the first time for a conference last year. Damn, what a shithole (good seafood, though - had some awesome halibut at Scoma's down by the wharf).

While you could pay me enough to live there, I assure you my price would be quite unreasonable :)
> totally ignoring all the incredible things we can do now.

Any Turing tar-pit can do incredible things. And when it has a monopoly on its own niche, of course incredible things happen.
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So ... Intel violated the BSD license?
One can also fix bugs without source code available (it is just harder). The Intel ME's problem rather is that one perhaps can fix bugs, but not upload the bug fixes back to the chip because of the required signature.
I see what you're saying, and agree, but the description you give reminds me of this:

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_QNmG5af9rFs/R3ypiFV0XaI/AAAAAAAAAu...

Or, to be a bit less flippant about it:

* flip phones
* phones with slideout keyboards
* blackberries
* palm pilot stylus

The featureless slab beat all of those for a few important reasons, but probably the most important is aesthetic. Even the iPad Pro, which has a stylus, is much more aesthetic, and so less nerdy, than the old palm stylus.

So I also understand the ambivalence toward deviating from the featureless slab.
Amazon offers a similar service - https://merch.amazon.com
Looks like something I would check out
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iPhone users have been conditioned to pay for stuff, even if it is just $1. They've had a working App Store from day one.

Google screwed the pooch by not having paid apps on huge parts of the world for years. People got so used to side-loading their apps that getting them to pay is an ordeal.
Alternatively, you can watch the whole thing at my youtube chan: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oa9cnWTpqP8

There's also a written version of each lesson.
Back in the days, I enjoyed reading "disciplined entrepreneurship". Here's a presentation by the author that gives you a general idea http://businessofsoftware.org/2015/07/bill-aulet-mit-lessons...
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Which in a way it is better also for end users. At least we don't have to pay the license for a software that we don't want to run on our computer :-)
I disagree. Capitalism is the only system that gave the regular man any sort of upward mobility. Perfect? No. But looking at the other economic systems around the world, we can see without any doubt which one elevated regular people on a very consistent basis.

I'm not a fan of crony-capitalism, on the other hand. The system whereby companies purchase favorable outcomes via lobbying and sweetheart contract deals. But that's not capitalism, that is corruption.

Plus, a lot of people on HN worship Elon Musk and it is arguable that he is the king of the very kind of money making scheming that you find immoral, whatever that means.
Golden handcuffs? This is an industry that rewards specialisation. There's not many jobs for Ruby-turned-Haskell developers.
You went the wrong direction :P
Nope.

His letter point is clearly about widely(1) known debate(2) between him and Linus Torvalds, and ego massage.

(1) widely, if you arent 25 years old proverbial "javascript developer" ;-) - as the debate took place in 1992.

(2) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tanenbaum%E2%80%93Torvalds_deb...
Jeez, all that for $150? That's almost for free, the parts alone must cost more!

Can I connect a custom RX to it so I can use it with my Taranis? Although I guess I'll have to reconfigure everything in that case...

EDIT: Now I kind of wish there were a version of this drone with just the body, so I could save money on the radio (as I already have one).
indeed the links to the sections don't work for now and we're looking into it.

regarding the JS stuff, the site is built as an SPA and the blog is only one feature, the others are job postings and a personal dashboard where a signed-in user can pin their favorite jobs to keep them for further reference

It's also built using ClojureScript, Reframe, Clojure & GraphQL plus a revamped version launch is planned for mid-December, so I'm afraid the JS is still going to be there :)
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Say obsolete, not deprecated. It was all experimental (hence the prefixes), and got changed before being finalised.

See https://caniuse.com/#feat=css-grid and https://caniuse.com/#feat=flexbox for information about browser support.

I recommend using autoprefixer so that you can write the final syntax and have it be translated into the obsolete, -ms- prefixed syntax used by IE 10 to Edge 15. (I like to use it via postcss-cssnext, letting you use a bunch of other nice modern and up-and-coming things as well.)

Note also that IE 10 and 11 have quite a few potentially severe bugs with their grid and flexbox support (you may or may not run into them; I have a couple of times). See the Known issues tabs on caniuse.
You will probably not have Python or Ruby on the client with web assembly. Shipping their runtime is several Mo. Not to mention the stdlib (which is part of the appeal of those languages). Paying that cost upfront, without even a framework or any user feature yet is way too much. We already have bloated webpages with only JS...
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> However ask yourself, what sort of existence test can any object (or concept for that matter) pass without the subjective knowing of it?

This question doesn't yield any insight, because it still leaves us with the question of the nature of subjectivity, a term you use with impunity but without definition!

You seem to be implying that subjectivity and objects must form some sort of recursive relation, but this then already assumes subjectivity is irreducible and the question at hand is precisely whether such an elaborate construct is necessary. There's plenty of evidence hinting that we're just special pleading about consciousness's special properties.
LuaJIT is where I originally ran into this. It uses both NaN tagging with C doubles and tagged pointers with 64 bit pointers.
You hit a nerve there.

1) The economy is everyone's business, especially when governments get involved. It is better for us all if things are discussed publicly, politely and with all views available (albeit, potentially rebutted).

2) Arguing that something that looks like a reasonably competitive market is not a reasonably competitive market is an extreme claim. Low-wage labour might not be a competitive market, but the evidence bar for showing that is still high.

3) Your article is a good read, but it has 2 bits of data that I'm already happy to agree with:

3.a) There is more going on with immigration than supply and demand; skills transfer is a big deal and I would expect migrants to have more gumption because they have shown some initiative migrating.

3.b) Raising the minimum wage obviously doesn't always have a "big immediate negative impact". The magnitude of the negative impact might be fast, slow, big or small based on how carefully the minimum wage is set. But the politics of minimum wages don't look like they are being imposed on the basis of a straightfoward economic case. They are being set first by politicians, justified second by some economists.
I have had good results on several recent orders using CustomInk.

You may also want to look locally. I came across a place that is local to me whose prices are competitive with CustomInk and it's nice to support the local business. Also no shipping. I'm sure they also do remote orders, so you can check them out too: http://eastcoastembroidery.com/
Ask HN: Is there any update on Cliqz in Firefox?
It's been 1 month since Mozilla announced that Cliqz would be the tested in Firefox 57. [1] With the release of Firefox 57 expected in 1 week [2], I've been wondering if this situation has changed at all.

The bug tracker has been quiet the past few weeks, but there was one curious status change that makes it appear as though Cliqz might not be part of Firefox 57 [3]:

"status-firefox57: --- → unaffected"

However, without any sort of official announcement or explanation, I'm going to assume that my interpretation of that change to be incorrect. Does anyone what has been going on with regards to Cliqz in Firefox?

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15421708

[2] https://wiki.mozilla.org/Firefox/Roadmap

[3] https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1406647
Thank you. At the time I didn't want to go down the rabbit hole of looking all this up.
why in the world would you need to provide support for that browser?
A good examples is Timerdoro.com which uses custom post types to manage objects and social signin for rapid on-boarding. I would not build that by hand.

Another new site is plugindirectory.info. The core of the app talks to an api and charts the results. It took me about 20 hours to build. I didn't have to create pages, user management (registration etc), curl calls, db schema, and so much else. The core of the app took a couple hours, then I just concentrated on the code that actually makes the app.
Back when I was into amateur radio, I would listen to RF noise emitted from my computer, and I enjoyed the feedback which gave me a sense of what was going on. I could tell whether the computer was waiting, polling, or just really busy.

We used to be able to tell how busy the computer is by listening to the hard drive click. As computers get quieter, this kind of feedback would be useful.
I've never been a believer in "racial privilege", however I think having the economic rug torn out from under white America has been instrumental in the meteoric rise of white advocacy and identity groups in the past few years.

Middle-class America has been the big loser in the push for freer, more liberal trade since the end of the Cold War. This is exemplified in the so-called "elephant curve", a measure of income distribution that strikingly illustrates the stagnation of the (predominately white) middle class since the era of globalisation: https://www.pbs.org/newshour/economy/hottest-chart-economics...

Lower percentiles, which have been historically "browner", are seeing tremendous gains thanks to a freer global market. This is the wonder of capitalism and how it has begun to level a playing field which was rigged, particularly in the pre-1964 American South. This newfound power "correction" may create the illusion that public policy favours ethnic minorities over a white majority, because the demographic which has not seen progress since 1991 or so is predominately white.

Therefore, progress is seen not as a function of merit, but as a function of what demographic curries the most special favours from government regardless of merit. Therefore, the rallying cry of the alt-right is for whites to vote in aggressive defence of white rights exclusively, and with callous disregard for the concerns of any other demographic. Because if they are seemingly doing it, and seemingly winning, you must be a sucker for not doing it yourself.

All the while the notion of "equal before the law", a inscription carved within stone on the front of the Supreme Court, disappears in the wind of tribal identity and the elevation of the lowest X over the most qualified Y.
Thanks for clearly answering the privacy + security related questions (I specifically went to the site to search for this - way too many software dealing with your code forget to specify this):

"For demo and editor plugins, we store the source content transmitted to the server as a temporary file. Right after the inspection, the file is completely deleted."
Or you can stop using it, and talk to the copyright holder of the GPL'd code and ask what they want.

Or if it's GPL v3 you have additional rights, fix it in 60 days etc.

http://www.softwarefreedom.org/resources/2008/compliance-gui... section 5.2
Yes. Perhaps this is what SF has to go through? I'm generally not a fan of trickle-down economics, but does the city have to go through such a long stretch of prosperity for there to be enough wealth to pay for everyone? If so, advocates for UBI may need to wait a while.

Is SF unique in such a large % of the population being mentally ill or addicts?
> you have a way with words. The intoxicated panicked mouse will stay with me forever.

I like "random walk on a leash" too. Powerful and descriptive.
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Alternatively, increase supply.
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> Then there is the way the Apple Pen is supposed to be charged

It's not quite that simple. The Apple Pencil is provided with a Lightning connector adapter, so that you can connect it to a Lightning cable and charge it in the same way you'd charge your phone. Conveniently, you can also quickly plug it in to an iPad for a quick boost, but I've never needed to do that.
We pay a great deal of money for the military, and healthcare.

https://www.nationalpriorities.org/budget-basics/federal-bud...

We also overpay significantly for the healthcare we get compared to similar developed countries, and have worse outcomes.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/danmunro/2014/06/16/u-s-healthc...

Given how much gun violence is blamed on mental health issues (though if that was the issue, you'd have to assume americans have more mental health issues than other developed countries, considering we have more gun deaths per capita, but I digress) and given the national emergency of the opiod epidemic, maybe we'll see some money go towards mental health that might help the people on the street, but I somehow doubt it.
It's also not possible to download newer macOS releases than the ones deemed compatible with your Mac by the Store.
> Not only did we have more advanced technology then

Any examples?
nice job, but single purpose apps like this are kinda meh...

Unless the ONLY sports you care about is in fact the NBA. Otherwise, you'd still need to visit some sports site for updates.

I would imagine this can be easily made sports agnostic? Maybe not... Maybe not all the leagues have a realtime API or they do not conform to the same interface.
This is the main reason I chose Scala as my next poison as opposed to Elixir.

Do not regret one bit
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Economic models usually assume free movement of labor when actually labor is quite restricted in its movement thanks to immigration laws. Capital is very mobile and can flow easily to where costs are low.
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They describe themselves as "partners".

Using contractual details to pay yourself in a way you then don't make clear to your partner easily meets a lay definition of skimming.

Maybe they should have described their firm to themselves as a knife fighting ring or something?
MySQL for React Native. MongoDB for React Native... I think this wording is unfortunate. One can think that you can run these dbs on same hardware a your rn app.
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#2. Exactly, seems to me an academic kind of thing, he helped them a lot, a little attribution would not have hurt, and the lawyers could have easily been told to pipe down.

The BSD license used by MINIX 3 requires attribution:

> http://wiki.minix3.org/doku.php?id=faq&s[]=license#what_is_t...

"The MINIX 3 license is a clone of the Berkeley (BSD) license. In plain English, it says you can do whatever you like with the system provided that (1) you agree not to sue us under any conditions, and (2) you keep the credit lines in the source, documentation, and publicity unless other arrangements have been made. Specifically, you are free to modify the source code, redistribute it, incorporate it into commercial products with only the above restrictions."
IE 11 is, however, still the current version of a mainstream browser. Just because Edge version numbers start at 12 doesn’t mean IE is gone. IE is still alive and kicking, so to speak, and commonly more widely-used than Edge. In my own work I can now ignore older versions of IE 11 (though even that liberty only started this year, because we had quite a few IE 9 users until earlier this year), but things must still be at least functional on IE 11.
I never place a photo, martial status, or birthdate on my CV. Yet, I even got hired by Novartis (in Austria).

If a German company of any size really were to sort me out sure to those "omissions" on my CV, it's probably for the better - I doubt we could ever be a match.
Cool idea. I love that you're very clear where this makes sense and where it doesn't. For higher volume logs files I'd definitely consider something like kinesis agent: https://github.com/awslabs/amazon-kinesis-agent

But for lower volume logging this seems like a cost effective solution, and then you can use Athena or EMR to further process or analyze the logs. I didn't see any partitioning of the logs by date--that might be a nice enhancement (unless I missed it).
I'm building this project with my son (he's 6) and it is my first real venture into electrical engineering (aside from tearing DC motors from VCR's as a kid). There is still a lot to do and many unsolved issues but it's serious fun.

I understand the GitHub repo is bare, I'm trying to muster the bollocks to work with mains electricity first, then I can get to the code (I'm a system engineer + programmer by trade).

Feel free to ask any questions you may have - constructive criticism is quite welcome.
Mental illness is a huge issue. Previously, many homeless lived in mental hospitals but such institutions have been universally abandoned.

While only tangentially related to rising cost of living, it deserves as much merit as a solution as low-income housing, steeper property taxes, and steeper progressive taxation.
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Yeah. Mark Twain's story (warprayer.org) comes to mind.

People love to argue for the abuser. Any argument you can make for "having" to, say, become an SS officer to feed your family, is outweighed by the much more justifiable need to kill that SS officer to protect many more lives.

The people who are on the receiving end of stuff like this usually don't get to post on HN, and to signal obedience towards their murderers, while giving no real thought to those they murder, well... as Ilse Aichinger said, to forget the dead is to murder them again.
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My only-slightly-tongue-in-cheek theory is that Apple thinks users should, with rare exception, be using trackpads instead.

I can't imagine ever using a mouse again. Such a miserable experience compared to a good trackpad.
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Temped to see if it's possible to put low cost RTK like ublox or emlid and do mapping with this drone. If one day we can do reliable mapping with the equipment for this price..
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5 dollars or whatever you give doesn't really buy much in terms of drugs, I suspect.
> This means that currently no funds can be moved out of the multi-sig wallets.

Wait, am I reading this right? All multi-sig wallets are frozen due to this? This is surely concerning, as I've seen others recommend multi-sig wallets as a security best practice.

Can anyone comment on the method in which they might revert this? Would it require a hard fork.. again?
Exactly everyone is free to fork and create their own chain but they dont take the brand value with them. Bitcoin XT, cash and segwit2x all have had the same supporters everytime. They just change the name of their movement.
If you don't have a ROM file on hand (Attention, large GIFs):

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[1]: https://i.imgur.com/isgIRLD.gif

[2]: https://i.imgur.com/GMqDYKr.gif

[3]: https://i.imgur.com/HmvBTAV.png
> it is, and very much feels like, a smaller phone

Whereas for me, coming from a 7, it looks like a huge phone even though it's near-identical in size.
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I'm not sure what your understanding of Kinesis Firehose is but, in this situation it would literally remove some moving parts, it would not add complexity. Also potentially cheaper than SQS anyway.
I think there is a kind of Goldilocks syndrome that many programmers fall into. The opposite of "too magical" is having to sift through 48 custom implementations in StackOverflow and 192 npm packages to answer questions like "How do I deep clone a POJO?" I hear a lot of developers saying "Ruby/Rails is too constricted". At the same time, I hear a lot of developers saying "Javascript has no clear direction". Well, which bowl of oatmeal will you choose?
Well the weather is absolutely phenomenal, so it definitely has a leg up on NYC there.

It's just spit-balling, but there's also a thriving drug culture and ideologically-driven tolerance for all manner of person.
What if someone paid you to open source it?
>Or Maybe I'm not following your intention there.

That's probably because without a proper cognitive system, you don't have intentionality ;-).
Couldn't agree more. Invest a bit of your time gradually learning more SQL and your life will be easier no matter the backend / ORM.

SQL is really not going away anytime soon (it's demise has been falsely predicted many many times). It even fits the current language hype in that it's functional!
Github issue: https://github.com/paritytech/parity/issues/6995
If that was true, I'd be very wealthy: 40 square feet is 6.3 by 6.3 feet. Or 3.7 square meters. That would make for a price of 57 000 $ per square meter! In reality, the national average price in Norway is $ 5000 per square meter and 10 000 in the most expensive area (Frogner, Oslo January 2016)

So $ 180 000 buys you a studio apartment of 18 square meters in the most fancy area, or 36 sqm on the average. That is roughly 200 and 400 square feet.
I expected more intellectual letter from Tanenbaum. And I don’t know why they myth of intel CPUs more than ARM CPUs is getting so much traction I don’t think its true.
What you're speaking about may not be a question of aesthetic, but rather a question of functionality (hidden keyboard - clean, no-accidental-presses keyboard) and size.
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thanks for this.
As said, with Putin, I think things have only gotten worse. And China seems to be settling on a benevolent dictator, too, these days. So at least recently, I don't think things are getting any better in those two countries.
Side question: is that print t-shirt trend a mostly US thing ? and does it exist meaningfully in small(5-10M people) countries ?
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