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For me the main reason to stick with docker is the fast build. Other solutions just do not have anything that usable to create images during development.
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Well of course it is a preference. I said that I just can`t understand that other preference. Because for me, dubbing breaks immersion so much more that it makes the movie unwatchable.
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Tinder is pretty popular, there are other big players in this market
I'd certainly have coffee with that person.
Isn't a big problem is that they will sometimes lock you out of everything for some behavior they think is bad on just one of their services. You have been denied access. No tech solution to this problem.
It’s the world’s most expensive coffee, and it’s made from poop
I couldn't figure out on a quick read if it can be made to work on Raspberry Pi running a Linux variant. It would've been a great holiday project.
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Porting FlatNote, my text/md based OneNote/ evernote alternative to mac.

Notes are stored in dropbox as plain text files. The app itself is basically just a markdown editor with a file tree, autosave and a list of recent files.

I'm currently playing around with various display modes for content, so if it sees a list it will render checkboxes which can be tapped to mark an item as ~complete~

My philosophy is that everything should be 100% open on the platform so you can just walk away with your data with minimal effort. FlatNote files will always be readable as markdown by any other app with no 'export' required
Umm actually, this game is canonically called Lightcycles pushes up glasses
I love it!

From a hobbyist perspective, making something equivalent using a Raspberry Pi might be more fun, but just putting an old Android phone on a table and starting the app is so much easier.

The fact that an app so “obvious” is only now available, after 10+ years since we’ve had smartphones, makes me hopeful that there are still many cool things to build for mobile, even for older hardware.
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At the expense of convenience - I often need to access accounts on devices where I don't have access to my emails (e.g. if I'm using a semi-trusted PC [family devices etc.], I might login to Amazon, because anything there can be undone, but I wouldn't login to an email account [and if I haven't memorised my email password because it's in a password manager, I might not even be able to]).
> Remember to use WASD to move!

Reminder: WASD keys only make sense if you're using a qwerty keyboard layout.
Nah whattomine.com shows plenty of profitable coins to mine even if you assume California electricity costs and no price appreciation after mining.
I haven't heard this before but it makes a lot of sense to me. If you're requesting fresh food to be delivered, you want it to show up fresh.
How to trade Cryptocurrencies using signals from Social Media
Pull requests welcome at https://github.com/zachlatta/sshtron!

Dvorak is supported through https://github.com/zachlatta/sshtron/commit/0ee0e32b7503ca92....
Ask HN: What books have helped you make money?
Business books are prone to hype. Supposedly we are reading them for business. What books gave you what you needed to make more money?
Well, I use 2FA extensively, including for my Google account. However, there are even more vectors possible with 2FA where you lock yourself out of your account (e.g.loose backup codes, phone and access to phone number) which a human could easily solve (verify scan of ID, address proof, phone call, confirm that no activity for X days on the account in question).
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How the fuck is some guy, or anyone for that matter supposed to know where the Bitcoin price is going to go? Yeah it could go to 1,000 or even 100... it could also go to 100,000 by next month. There are so many factors at play it’s extremely difficult to make a prediction with a high degree of confidence. If this guy thinks it’s going to drop to $8000 just because the price fell 20% in one day he must be new to this. There have been many many cases where the price dropped like crazy and then picked back up within no time.
I know that the link isn't inviting at all, so here's a brief description:

In this Apple-user-orientend and safari-and-mail-centric guide to improve privacy, security, and speed for the Average Joe online experience, I suggest some small tricks, extensions, applications and components for both macOS an iOS. Based on this preamble, I don’t pretend to be writing the perfect guide. I just want to share what I find useful from this perspective and hope that it can be helpful to someone else. If you have better options and they are compatible with my premise I’d like to hear about them, if you please sharing them.
From the Canceling Fi support page:

"Google Voice’s number availability changes often, so even if your number was on Google Voice before, it can’t always be transferred back. If you’d still like to keep your number, we recommend transferring it to another carrier that supports it." -- https://support.google.com/fi/answer/6079398?hl=en
Did they tell Barack? Iran is a scapegoat for both Israel ans Saudis and can thus serve as a unification point for two strategic allies that would otherwise slit each other's throats. It is a myth worth perpetuating.
I've found the most useful books are not business books per se, but biographies of and interviews with successful founders. I learned a lot of useful stuff from the interviews in Founders at Work for example.
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It asked me to tell them my first name. I told them my first name was my username. Problem solved.

As soon as they start enforcing real names, I'm out of there. They claim to be "substance over selfies", but most of their recent changes are going in the opposite direction.
This runs surprisingly well as a Docker container. The awkwardness of trying to use rio on a laptop with a (non-existent) three-button mouse is still there, though, and I hope other Plan9-related projects are considering bringing the GUI UX up to speed, since using a trackpad with drawterm is still awkward...
It's unfortunate that you hope a lot from the US establishment. In the past, the US has supported rogue regimes like Pakistan and Khmer rouge, who had actively commited genocide. Don't get me wrong. I am not a US hatemonger. I admire the US for liberating the world from the worst tyrant in human history. However, in modern times unless your region is identified as "strategic", I don't think you are going to get any help from them. I would say, your best bet is the EU.
Chinese investors flock to Israel for unlikely reasons
Bitcoin Crashed and Took the Whole Market Down with It
They raised the money after, and largely because, it had popular groundswell amongst developers.
Most people here seem to be completely oblivious to the movement behind Bitcoin and what it means for the world as the antiquated financial systems are replaced with people in control of their own money. The fact that everyone is so fixated on price shows the lack of imagination and forward thinking about what is coming. You call it gambling, we call it being ahead of the curve when the rest of the world only wakes up. I've come to believe the HN crowd for the most part cannot comprehend what is about to happen to our financial, political and technological world. Entire industries are being revamped while the hackerpeneur is blinded by Bitcoin fog. You are correct, there is no point in telling a banker he is about to be unemployed.
I used to have such an app installed on an old first gen Nexus 7 tablet, whose dock was an angled landscape one. The app could detect sound, light changes, movement, and persist a record accordingly. At night it could switch to a high gain mode and/or make use of the screen as a light source. Alternatively it could livestream. And display a clock as camouflage. Can't remember the app name.

Use case? Monitor the cat who had the habit of being ill when I was away. Turns out neighbors made some strange noise that was too stressing to the poor guy.
You don't really have a whole lot of sensors on a Raspberry Pi, so I doubt it would function, if you can make it run in the first place...
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> Native Windows containers are not seen much in the wild.

Cloud Foundry has them for Windows 2012, though they're quite leaky. Windows 2016's support is much better and the resultant containers have much of what you want in terms of proper process isolation and dense utilisation.

Disclosure: I work for Pivotal, we contribute to Cloud Foundry. The Windows container team sits two desks over from mine.
Fi is built on top of GV, from what I understand (Googler FYI but not on Fi team + only speaking from being a Fi user myself for a couple years).

If you're worried about the ability to port your number back to Google Voice, just use a different Google account?

Also just signing into the page to look at the devices is not going to hijack your GV.
They can, but Docker-as-Docker won't support multiple processes. Instead you have to provide your own logic to spin up multiple processes.
This will be a massive change and regulation for free to play game companies in the US. Still not clear what form this will take, but it will impact thousands of games and many of the top grossing from Machine Zone, Kabam, WB, Supercell, etc.
At my office, the golfing site in this article went a little "Viral" this week.
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There is no solution to this other than paying and diversification.

I use fastmail for emails, dropbox for storage, icloud for calendar and notes. I also use a security key with my fastmail and dropbox accounts. A physical one. So I don’t really forget my password to begin with.

Tldr: the author underestimated the importance of tech accounts, diversification and how shitty google support service is.
Academic success is either a crapshoot or a scam
Seems quite laggy, although its probably worse due to hn front-page. I tried writing a multiplayer tron when I was around 16 which was only meant for lan and it still suffered from lag in really close combat situations. Granted I didn't have any resources to read up on how to deal with network delay or jitter, since this was before the time I had access to the eternal wisdom of the internet. (And probably wouldn't have understood most of the technical aspects. I read an article about halo's netcode a while ago and was blown away by how sophisticated this stuff has gotten)
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It’s for those of us who aren’t able to express ourselves using the characters. My family, friends, and outsiders use the stereotypes to label me or describe me in ways I find incorrect. It’s not a knock against those it does, I’m just incorrectly placed and it’s frustrating. In some ways, yes, it’s hating the symptom and not the root, but I’m only human despite my steadfast nihilism.
This looks fun and harmless/useful. Yet, it is a symptom of a real problem. Working in an open space was so distracting that I once started working remotely only to eliminate interruption.

But then I became the weirdo who isn't a team player.

Edit: typo
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Its part of the con, when someone asks you explain the show is for $1B whales, and this small 10mil investment is practically a favour on the side.
been to a friend's "office" recently - a table in a low key kind of incubator, and you can feel the spirit of a place where big money and history are in the making. People are busy shoveling the gold. No time to bother others :) And when you overhear something - frequently you want to continue listening because it is new/interesting info and ideas. Light years away from ours, top-of-the-line based on the money spent, designed by the top architects of creative spaces, open offices where we drone at a BigCo. Here you want to close your eyes, ears, nose, ... the brain shuts off on its own, and just a trickle of dopamine from Internet browsing is all what differentiates it from a pile of wet paper...
According their list, Beet Green is a very versatile fiber holding vegetable... lol.
Coming in 3rd place with 34 grams and in 13th place with 21 grams.
You "corrected" someone out of ignorance who knew your correction was wrong. I think you need to swallow your pride rather than complain about their being condescending; feeling humiliated is your brains way of learning to be more careful in the future.

I expect I made a mistake here too, that would be normal in this sort of conversation.
This is a cute and heartwarming story.
cache invalidation may be a reason
The 2014 ebola outbreak is, I think, really, the closest we’ve come to this kind of true fear (since 1918) of a fast-acting deadly illness, capable of killing within days, and frighteningly accidentally infectious.

I can’t speak to much of anything happening outside the U.S. prior to 1970, but if I’ve ever experienced anything that seems like a reasonable pairing with the 1918 pandemic, that’s the only thing that comes to mind.

I remember the news of it emerging in just a few weeks, and hearing level-headed people commenting that this thing seemed to be turning into “quite a thing” and when reasonable people raise an eyebrow, it really magnifies the gravity of an anxiety that just immerses you in this sort of fatiguing alertness, to say the least.

You’re excited, but at a time when there’s no urgency to act, and you wonder if that might be your last error: failing to recognize what that all-important warning sign was to be, or was supposed to have been. Is it time to panic yet? How will I know if it is?

The flu is just this typical sort of seasonal thing, for as long as I’ve been alive. But I imagine what the ebola outbreak felt like, is a stone’s throw from what the 1918 pandemic really became in the sense of a social atmosphere worthy of the fear it produced.
Coin mining?
the best part of docker isn't the containerization tech but the networking IMO.
How Data Science Saved Christmas
If you think this is big, by the way, make sure you take a look at their post from December 11th:

https://theblog.okcupid.com/why-okcupid-is-changing-how-you-...

They've completely obliterated the way messaging works. You will never see a message from someone unless you're either looking at their profile or you've "liked" them.

It's an interesting model. But it's also essentially driving interaction through the matching bottleneck, which is at odds with the substance-over-selfie slogan, since it turns incentives towards profile enhancement rather than investment in messaging. And it's also the kind of change you can't just blog-post explain away and expect to keep your existing users, just like the name change. It would be better suited for a new product than an existing one.

Then again, maybe dating sites work best with massive turnover in userbase anyway. And even if not, that doesn't mean this isn't some of the sharpest possible product management out there. At least in the sense of responding to the incentives for people who want to develop their product careers, not necessarily in terms of actually improving the product.
You're right. We don't.

Still I don't think general advice like "Until you successfully cash out, you’ve made nothing." is appropriate.

It's like "Don't spend more than you have" - it's true but if people didn't learn it by their 30s, chances are low they learn it by mentioning it once more.

But my specific disliking is elicited by the fact that this looks like virtue signalling. If you're uniquely interested in educating moms and dads, write your general investment advice in the forums they like to frequent. Or write a blog post. If you didn't do that by now, maybe you're only concerned with showing that you're concerned without actually doing anything more effective about it.

Note this is just my interpretation based on what I read and it might be wrong.
Makes me think of something i have seen used to train pilots in instrument flying...
My thoughts exactly, getting “real” work done requires coming in early, staying late or WFH.
If true (and I fear they are), then your arguments form a good reason to oppose cryptocurrencies as they exist today. They're wasting huge amounts of energy (and at this point significantly contributing to our energy and climate problems) for arguably little benefit coming from (IMO misguided) attempt at building a trustless system. Also, most participants seem to really be interested in them as get-rich-quick, fuck-authorities scheme, which makes cryptocurrencies an epitome of the concept of externality.
I like your style :)
Why do you assume he is American when you even believe it cannot apply to Americans?
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Pecker detector.
> DND Shades are physical hardware, but they can be distributed as pure information. I think that’s pretty neat.

This strikes me as an interesting idea to highlight.

I work in a structural steel fabrication workshop, mostly buildings. Everything we fabricate is distributed as pure information. It's not as though the customer has to bring in an identical model for us to copy.

I can't think of anything that can't be distributed as pure information in the sense written above .
It's not outside the compiler's scope at all. See for example http://www.clash-lang.org/.
Apple hasn’t had an monopoly antitrust suit against them for it. Different story, different times.
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Lol good luck with that
> Facebook even harassed Salman Rushdie over it, because that's only his pen name.

That's a big misunderstanding from Facebook. In the UK you don't have a legal name. Your name is whatever you wish it to be. You can use whatever name you like, so long as you're not doing it with the intent to defraud.
The culture too... Japan is at times the most capitalist and alienating culture possible.
A relationship that still includes advertisers is never ideal.
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Can you elaborate? By whom and when was that proven?
Thanks, I thought it looked pretty cool to mix in some random OS screen shots with the Ultima VII intro animation. I screen capped a bunch of the animation to paste it all in to get the banner. I have 14 of them now, I started with a simple BIOS POST screen from PCem, and went from there...
Don't mix narrative provided with evidence provided.

Not pilots, a pilot. All that project came up with was one pilot (Fravor) describing unusual event and none of the other three pilots involved or ship crewmen backing his story up.

Single person can see almost anything even if the observer is trained and trustworthy. As long as no other pilots collaborate the same event, there is little credibility.

Three senators earmarked millions into UFO research. Pentagon had to spend that money but they never took it seriously. Person running the project for pentagon seems untrustworthy. Now the process continues with organization whose mission includes inspirational storytelling, telepathy and electrogravitic propulsion.
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Imagine how our surroundings would look like if there were absolutely no ads.
> Those coins were also pretty much worthless early on.

...hence the "pump" stage of the pump-and-dump scheme being conducted quite extensively, with all forms of scammers publicizing the immense virtues and magically perpetual low value of bitcoin, hoping that the next batch of fools and idiots open their wallets to finance the value pumping.
> Another (very marginally) useful bit of work mining does: converting electricity to heat.

In a stupidly wasteful way, though. Large-scale heat generation with electricity is better done with heat pumps, which have 400-500% efficiency.
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By "somebody younger" do you mean someone in their 50s or 40s, or are they looking for a recent graduate in their 20s?
Rightly so. I once had to review a paper from a guy who only had half a dozen publications that were all but identical. Whole pages were copied between the papers and it wasn't at all clear what the novel contribution of each paper was supposed to be.

You can publish the same result multiple times, but please reference the previous publication and explain exactly what has changed that warrants another paper.
my understanding is that volumes are more for persisting data on your host's filesystem, right?

I'm talking more about having code you write automatically sync'ed inside the container - do volumes offer that?
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>> nobody is working on cheap masking

There's maskless lithography, which is cheap, as far as those things go: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maskless_lithography
Even that should be the second level in. If it says “watch this 60 second video we’ll explain it” they better already have teased me with something.

I’d make a 6 second animated gif with some key feature (picture of UI, key feature invoked e.g navigation to symbol). Being a gif means it can auto play which a video shouldn’t.
I'd argue no. Dockerfiles are riddled with gotchas and limitations. In this case using Anisble initally is more akin to using Packer to build an image. For ongoing maintenance it's because I maintain state in the jails.

In terms of managing interfaces, iocage does that for you. The IP address has to be assigned manually, but that would be trivial to automate. A couple of IPFW rules work just fine to NAT the loopback aliases for a dynamic set of jails.
> photoshopped

lol I'm not that sophisticated, just the print-screen key + paint brush. Graphical artist, I'm not.
You don't think a civilization with sufficiently advanced nanotech could fabricate a material that would flummox x-ray diffraction? That seems a bit short-sighted to me. Our imaging and composition technologies are not sufficiently advanced to determine exact structures of anything - we still have to include many assumptions in order for the data to make sense.

For x-ray diffraction in particular, we assume all materials are made from atoms. However, we all know that quarks and more exist, so you don't think it's possible that an advanced race could make a material that skips that atom part?
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Bitcoin seems pretty fungible in that it's a "commodity whose individual units are essentially interchangeable." But I agree the transaction costs are too high if that's what you mean.
Google will give you a chance to move your data out of their cloud should they decide to kick you out. This option is available if you pay for the GSuites (their business plans) which I mentioned above.

Any provider has the right to terminate your account for variety of reasons even if you're a paid customer.
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We already know for a fact that there are units of matter smaller than protons/neutrons/electrons. As such, x-ray diffraction is obviously not sufficient to analyze all matter.
Do they cry when you tell them spoilers?

On a serious note, I'm not sure how you managed to pull this off as a parent. Two weeks ago I saw a young child of Asian tourist parents in the streets of Manhattan, standing in front of a major chain drugstore and excitedly flagging down the parents to bring attention to a prominently displayed colorful plastic dump truck placed in the window display, precisely at baby level.

I want to figure out how to keep my future kids from doing that.
two words: dubbed porn. Its a thing in Germany :o
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