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I have been a regular biker in a few major cities. Frankly the only rule I was aware of was "try not to die, try not kill anyone".

I'm not sure most people know what the correct action is with a bike lane in the right-most lane. On a bike, I assume I will go left of the right-turning car. In a car, I usually assume the bike will just have right-of-way and I wait.
Ok. We'll get you to clear any further pranks so you can tell us what's funny before we go and do anything rash such as trying to have some fun.

Shut it all down guys, kazinator will take over from here.
The problem I think is, lie detection software is kinda like jet plane software. Even at 99% percent effective can have terrible consequences when its 1% wrong.
Hacking aside, it's great to see the perfect diversity score: 50% male/female. Silicon Valley should take note.
I think one of the few really, really good things we have left in the US is that I _feel_ that I am trusted to do the right thing.

I was in Singapore, a rich, orderly state for an internship a couple of years ago. There were cameras everywhere: Cameras on the sidewalks, cameras on the staircases, cameras in residential apartments, cameras in the subway, cameras at the workplace. There were very few places I feel not watched. I have to hunt for them. This is very contrasted with the US, where mostly I feel that I have my privacy and trusted to do the right thing. That's a very powerful feeling.

But that is going away with smartphone cameras and surveillance cameras. They are getting cheaper, and no one is here to be fighting against them. Maybe that's a one-way road, there is not much we can do about it. Maybe that's for the better, but somehow I feel life is much more boring that way.
Since the lawsuit was dropped by Apple, we'll never really know if it had any merit (and it was not about stolen code but GUI copying).
You realize we're not in a massive extinction event now right? You're comparing things like giant meteors killing all the dinosaurs to right now? If you can see the sun, we shouldn't have all these animals dying.
iirc Yurikamome in the gulf area of Tokyo is automated monorail. It's really nice -- well run, clean, peaceful.
Android was started to compete with Microsoft in mobile. It still would have existed and likely still would have attained dominant market share.
This was a comment their CEO made in May;

"Shotwell said SpaceX is “investing hundreds of millions” of dollars into production capacity for Falcon 9, and that the company also invested at this high level last year.

“We will definitely catch up,” she said. " -- http://spacenews.com/shotwell-on-spacex-launch-backlog-we-wi...

They anticipate getting time to re-fly down around 24 hrs for a F9 booster. I'm just wondering what happens if we have something that has never existed ever in the world before, excess launch capacity. What is the clearing price for that? If SpaceX really gets it down to $10 - $15M/launch just how many things can you put up there?

Looking for 'launch backlog' or 'launch capacity forecast' or 'space launch business outlook' are remarkably ill served by Google's index. This is probably the best result -- https://brycetech.com/downloads/Commercial_Space_Transportat... and it is pretty thin.
Possibly the people hiring want similarly aged people to themselves, or the people hiring want to hire people of similar age to who they already have.

Or maybe they believe Zuckerberg when he said that younger people are smarter than older people.
In my experience, worse work typically gets done a lot more slowly than good work.
CGI scripts with a new name. Lambda and the like are interesting but any system is a composable set of components.

You can say the same about Object oriented programming or func programming. separation of concerns but on the network. Server functions arent a panecea cause you still have to manage all the other pieces.

An elegant thing would be your entire app is in that single lambda but without state there goes your db. even so, people cant resist taking something and adding and adding more to it.
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This is also allowed at some crossings in The Netherlands. Typically on crossings with a traffic light cars are not allowed to "pre-sort" on the bicycle lane though.
To be fair, Apple already pays better than most companies.
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> Get out of your cube and go and meet CEO's and CIO and talk to them about their problems and what their goals are.

Jesus Christ listen to yourself. You don’t know anything about me or how I approach things with my clients.

I care about how code affects humans but business don’t have to be responsible for how they hurt people with it.
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This happens. While I don't advertise for jobs, I do advertise a product, and the reality is that certain demographics perform better against our KPIs, and certain creative resonates better with certain audiences.

What we have to reconcile is how to balance the targeting capability and advantage of using that targeting capability against the legal and ethical considerations.

So for example, there's probably a difference between "let's target all of these age brackets with creative that is most relevant to them" vs. "let's target 18-34 men and explicitly exclude everyone else." The difficult part is there's a lot of gray area there. What if one segment performs horribly? Should you exclude them? What if someone has a bias? Can they just run intentionally bad creative or poorly targeted ads against the demographics they don't want to create a self-fulfilling prophecy?

Things are not black and white, but it is encouraging to see the discussion being had.
You can open a transferwise account without going to Estonia. Opening a UK company is easy, taxation seems not so easy. How do you handle taxation, what advise were you given? Accountant of my UK company basically suggested I close down my company when I became non-resident, but that might just be because they didn’t know how to handle international business.
But 'serverless' has a much nicer ring to it than 'serverfewer'...
Orange pi zero has links you can place in to power it over the ethernet socket, not true PoE but it does work.
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While automation sounds elegant, it has nothing to do with the problems or solutions here. The core problem with the NYC subway system is a management culture that does not value long term problem solving, instead preferring quick fixes and short term band aids.

Many modern subway systems have similarly huge networks with far higher traffic than NYC but manage to maintain low failure rates and CLEAN tracks simply because they value and prioritize maintenance and quality of service. Some are private, some are public.

It truly baffles me why NYC and actually the SF BART both fail so utterly to even attempt to provide quality service.
It's not just California; it's true of at least some other US states as well. Think of the bike lane as just another lane of traffic.
I saw your post but didn't reply.

The work you did probably is great and do I think its above your average developer. Somewhere in the the top 10%. Though how you conducted yourself in the face of management was down right petty/folly.

Yes you did the best job in the world. You improved the performance of the serves by % and it did make management of those server's easier. Though you need to think about what you've done in the eyes of management.

Firstly you've modified the server's without permission. You've run tests out-side of work hours that could of impacted the business bottom line. For all I know (its up for debate) but your senior managers had more pressing issues on the table, and having a young code money running around outside office hours is the LAST thing they want to hear.

`It's not a simple as you may think it is.`

Some of the things that come to mind, and honestly I would of pulled you into a office to explain yourself if you're on my team.

1) Did you document all the changes you've made to the server

2) Did you back-up or store any sensitive information off-site during out of office hours

3) Did you modify critical system files that could cause another dependent system to fail

4) What ETA/Service level agreements if any did you break when bringing down the server for maintenance?

5) Did we lose any Security Certification with you modifying the server or changing any of the certificates on the server?

We're software developer, and yes when we see problem's we want to fix it to our best of our ability. Though when you're in a Business there are many thing you may not be aware of. In this situation I would honestly say you're lucky to keep your job! I hope you take it into consideration next time you want to go out-side of your duties.

I don't want to come down harsh on you, but there are times when you see a bad situation and there is nothing you can do about it. You notify the people who're higher than you of the situation and the dangers. It's then up to them to make the decision. After they've made the decision that is it. If the server blows up during the weekend, and they want you to come in and fix it (even when its there fuckup) you just take your hourly rate and x10. So if your hourly rate is $50hr and the server blows up, then your new rate is going to be $500 per hour to come in during the weekend to fix the mess.
Do you know what "constructive" actually means?
This is my experience as well, I've never seen slow result in good.
Yes, the "software should really only be measured by the value it provides" attitucde is kind of the key problem we're facing in a whole lot fields.

Because it's not really the value overall the software provides that's being talked about but the instantaneous, immediately visible payoff to a single consumer that software, the people or that consumables are getting judged by. If the software is going to result in trouble over time, if it's going to have security holes that will cost a lot over time, if it's going to commit you to garbage that's updated less and less frequently, etc. None of this calculated. Just as the health costs of sugary drinks don't get calculated, the social costs of poor education don't get calculated, etc.
If only we had automated proof assistants that could check the proof quickly. Oh wait.
We have an economic system where we reward maximizing short term financial gain. As long as that doesn't change companies will try to sell the crappiest shit they can sell you for the most money.
Cyclists and non-driverless car-drivers still need to know what to expect of other vehicles.
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Julia is a visibility pro. When things scale, you need to be able to look inside the thing. If that's tough :grimmacing: for probably hundreds of developers. What a waste! /irony
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If TE paywalls you, just google the title
$12 billion to blow on growth, wow, it makes Uber look like small potatoes.

After curb stomping Kalanick in China, Didi has become, like, the Mechagodzilla of global rideshare.

There are 4 big ones: Ola, Grab, Uber and Didi. Masayoshi Son has billion+ bets on all of them.

The future is in the developing world, where secure cashless transactions, sophisticated transportation logistics, and accountability are all relatively new phenomena.

Who is going to win the race to colonize and civilize the fractured and feudal world of Hodge Podge megapolitan transportation logistics?

SoftBank don't care, it believes in demographics, there'll be 2 billion more people coming into the world over the next quarter century and almost all will live in fast growing cities where infrastructure can't keep up. The population of Karachi grew 80% between 2000 and 2010, to 20 million. Try to picture that happening to your city. Where cash strapped regional governments are completely overwhelmed well-heeled privateers are stepping in with Darwinian solutions. On my last trip to Indo I counted 21 people in a pickup truck, 5 in the cabin and 16 in the back.
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I'm gonna assume this Eveline Cismaru is not the hacker mentioned in the article: https://www.starnow.co.uk/evelinecismaru
The word is fare, and you’re wrong. There are quite a few agencies that cover >100% of their costs with fares, and 20-30% is only “typical” in the US.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Farebox_recovery_ratio
But transport always must be subsidized by the State, going back to the roads of Rome.

Ironically many car drivers object to the public subsidy of rail, arguing transit should never be publicly subsidized.
Unfortunately, coq can’t parse just anything.
Not my experience, but I don’t doubt yours in the slightest.
It seems like there's way more on the low side than the high side, at least looking at Table 1 (below) from this PDF from the GAO:

https://www.gao.gov/assets/680/670153.pdf

Edit: below, the table contents

Households age 55-64 with Households age 55-64
no retirement savings with retirement savings

Percent of house- 41% 59%
holds age 55-64

Median net worth $21,000 $337,000

Median non-retirement $1,000 $25,000
financial resources

Median income $26,000 $86,000

Home ownership rates 56% 87%

Percent who own a home 22% 27%
that is paid off

Percent with a 32% 45%
defined benefit plan
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Yeah you don’t understand business.

Code quality is vastly, vastly overestimated.

Many very powerful systems that you rely on everyday to do even the most basic of shit, contains some of the most well-tested, battle-hardened shitty code you can’t even imagine.

Writing “good, high quality code” is intangibly, unquantifiably expensive.

Sounds like you’ve only worked on very small projects.
idk, this is pretty low-hanging programmer fruit. I wouldn't be surprised if there's already more than a hundred of these scripts out there.
Many Tokyo rail systems are privately run, profitable, and world-class.

https://www.citylab.com/amp/article/370337/
Not if that money never enters the circulation. Just use it to keep deficit down, it doesn't need to actually get all the way down to consumers.
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And make sure to record it so that at the end of your yearly review cycle, and before the raises are decided, you can remind your upper management of your notable accomplishments.
Multiple names. Number 5 will blow your mind.
Since when was this restriction imposed ?
Nice, I like the wear and aging element it affords the renderings.

This makes me wonder if at some point realism will extend to movement whereupon a studio begins to shoot (render) feature films involving digital "people" as costs undercut actors. Will they be able to cultivate favorite "actors"? So you see an "actor" in different and disparate roles? In other words create interest and following for a constructed "actor".
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"Used responsibly, age-based targeting for employment purposes is an accepted industry practice and for good reason: it helps employers recruit and people of all ages find work," said Rob Goldman, a Facebook vice president.

Rob if you are reading this you sound like an idiot. What were you thinking before uttering those words. Please do all of us a favor quit that VP role you are definitely not a leader material :).
When I lived in the Bay Area it always annoyed me how people turned from the middle of the street.
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Until someone can explain the proof in something under 100s of hours, it's not considered proven. It's not useful until someone uses IUT as a tool.

It reminds me of other fields of science (like genetics) where many people have made a similar "discovery", but one person finally discovers and reports the results so clearly (e.g. Gregor Mendel) that everyone recognizes them as the discoverer... even though others came before (e.g. Imre Festetics) with similar concepts.
They are already screwing everybody over so they have the money... and they want to keep Trump.
Comments like this is why us developers can't have good things. Just like we hated dropbox because it's oh so trivial to replicate the functionality [1]. ABP took ab blocking mainstream to the level where many non-technical friends started adding ABP as the first addon when they installed Firefox/Chrome, and that's saying a lot.

Is uBlock better? Yes, but uBlock probably wouldn't exist if ABP had not established the market and highlighted the need for ad blocking extensions.

Happy uBlock user (and happy former ABP user).

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8863
A Dash of Dragon - middle grade fantasy featuring strong female protagonists. Also just came on super sale on Amazon.

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Exactly. Self-driving minibuses are a much better solution for suburban-urban transit.
I would certainly like a source. As far as I can see, the only way to sweat less over time would be to lose weight. A more-conditioned cyclist still does the same amount of work and thus produces the same amount of heat.

Source: from the Washington Post, "athletes tend to sweat sooner and more." https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/wellness/sweat-its-...
Having preferences is one thing, but being judgmental/presumptuous towards people working in that realm & using slang with a clear derogatory bent to describe them for something that does not inherently relate to morals is another.

It’s a sign of a bad attitude.
Isn't it the same in UK? I read somewhere there 1 cctv camera for every 10 citizens in that country.
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I still think it's fair to question why it takes so long to deploy new transportation tech in the US. In many parts of Asia the rollout of something like PTC probably would have taken months rather than 10+ years (the act requiring it passed in 2008).
AWK-less version. Assumes only sed and printf builtin.

Bonus: aligned columns[1]

(tested on 80x25 and only with text from blog, not actual /proc/net/tcp)

[1] Hack. Probably there is a better way to do alignment using only printf; alas I only know a subset of printf features.

#! /bin/sh
printf '%s\t\t\t%s\n' Local Remote
sed '
/: /!d;
s/.*: //;
s/ /-/;
s/ .*//;
s/[0-9A-F][0-9A-F]/0x& /g;
s/ 0x//4;
s/ 0x//7;
s/://g;
s/-//;
' /proc/net/tcp \
|while read a b c d e g h i j k;do
s=$(printf '%d.%d.%d.%d:%d %d.%d.%d.%d:%-22d\n' \
$d $c $b $a $e $j $i $h $g $k);
l=${s%% *};r=${s#* };
if test ${#s} -lt 45;then
printf '%s\t\t%s\n' $l $r;else
printf '%s\t%s\n' $l $r;fi;
done
Not only AR. But VR too https://vimeo.com/user12563589/uncannyvalley. The consequences are scary and we are already half way to this reality
You can choose to measure successful company that way, but I surely won't. Apple is worth almost $1 trillion.
Meta: the hackernews community is clearly fixated on some topics and will always upvote articles attacking FaceBook, Tesla, Bitcoin, social justice, Trump, and maybe a few others. A lot of the submissions are low effort and beat out more interesting posts.

Is there any way to fix this? I come here for the interesting discussions, but the repetitive negative articles are dragging this website down IMO.
More like CGI scripts with a loadbalancer that promises to run your application on a host with enough memory within at most 600ms. That solves an actual problem with CGI scripts, but I really would love to see more tiers with lower latency brackets, sub 10 milisecond should be doable for certain lambdas and costs.
My idea for Disney-appeasement without special exemptions:
Let copyrights be extended for 14 years at a time, indefinitely, with the requirement of registration and a token filing fee. Anyone who cares can keep their copyright for as long as they want, if they just care enough to fill out a 1 page form. Anyone who doesn't care that much (or no heirs, or whatever), the copyright expires. Bonus side effect: for everything still in copyright, there is a database you can look up current contact info for licensing.