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Evlerimiz bizim birincil yaşam alanlarımızdır, bu yaşam alanlarımızın zevkimize uygun ve estetik açıdan bize uygun olması daha kaliteli vakit geçirmemizi sağlarlar. Bundan dolayı da bulunduğumuz alanlarda değişiklikler yapmak, yeni objelerle bu mekanları hareketlendirmek isteyebiliriz. Dekoratif ürünler her zevke ve beğeniye hitap edecek şekilde tasarlanmış ve şekillendirilmiştir, bize kalan tek şey ise gidip dekorasyon malzemelerimizi seçmek ve mekanınıza koymaktır. Duvar saati, kapı süsü, biblolar, banyo aksesuarları oldukça popüler olan ve dekorasyon meraklıları tarafından ilgi gören eşyalardır. Duvar dekoru sadece saat değil dekoratif aynalar ve kapı süslerinin duvara monte edilmesi ile de yapılabilir. Saksı ve minyatür boydaki cansız çiçekler düz renkli duvarlar için göz alıcı bir dekor oluşturmaktadır.
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Dekoratif ürünlere internette güvenli alışveriş yapılabilen sitelerden ulaşabilir ve kredi kartınızla satın alıp kargo ile adresinize gönderiminiz sağlayabilirsiniz. İstanbulun sıra dışı dekorasyon firması ‘bi kalem’ size dekoratif ürünlerde geniş bir çeşitlilik sağlıyor, sitedeki ürünlere www.bikalem.com adresinden ulaşabilir ve güvenle alışveriş yapabilirsiniz.
any country with online capabilities have been doing this for a long time now. governments also like brand-defence... don't understand why people need to point at specific ones (*usualy not country of media origin) instead of trying to speak about the moar broad and global issue of this internet policing / trying to discredit/track/stop people with differing views.
Me too, please.
If these projects actually come to fruition and achieve their target costs, that would be amazing. However, it appears that they are not yet online, and so nobody knows if they will actually achieve the costs they think they will. So far in this field, projections have not met up with reality.
I am not sure I follow, could you clarify? You do send a confirmation after sign up I presume?
Big mistake that everyone makes: cryptocurrencies are not currencies. They can be used as currencies, but they are fundamentally commodities.

Once you understand that, you can start making meaningful comparisons with other scarce commodities.
For me it said The Netherlands.
You wrote

> Wind has been profitable for years and years even without government handouts

which does not match with

> Unfortunately, I can't give you my source, as it's from a friend who worked at one of the turbine manufacturers

I'd say you wouldn't have to rely on an unnamable source if it were profitable for years.
The fastest-growing sector in all of IT is dead?
We call it 'The hug of death' here.
Hashtag was popular back then :) https://imgur.com/OUDrRjy
It was a part time working hobby for me. I did my own choreography, mixed some of my own music with CoolEdit (bought by Adobe became Audition) and I saw the writing on the wall. Everything became about Les Mill and dancing. My simpler, athletic style of teaching became less popular and I had neither the time nor inclination to learn other people's choreography.
> Another major hit was that all the packages we were sending to Germany started bouncing back. After this continued for several shipments, I decided just not to ship to Germany any more.

I guess that explains why I only ever received one package from my gift code.

Is that still a thing? Because when I open the website from Germany it says:

> $29 monthly with free shipping even to Germany.
They are both. Currency is a system of money, by definition. They fall under that definition.
According to the paper, they seem to have modified Chromium's JavaScript engine in order to record execution paths of JavaScript code. Does anyone know exactly how they modified Chromium (or preferably the exact patch they applied to Chromium)?
Just to make it abundantly clear, by "what matters" I'm referring to the topics I addressed in my post such as (1) who gets killed? (2) who does the killing? (3) who ends up with the money? (4) who has constitutional rights?
Does it really need to be profitable on it’s own though?

Renewable energy has a lot less external costs, i.e. negative effects such as global warming, pollution, etc. On a national or global scale, these costs should be accounted for in any study comparing economical competitiveness. Just looking at the balance sheets of energy companies and their costs vs. income is a bit short-sighted.
One of the biggest problems with voice assistants is that discoverability for their full feature set is awful. If you want to get the most of it, you are going to have spend some time digging through menus and learning what the device can do. I don't know why downloading an app would be a deal breaker for anyone, but all the settings and skills are also available on the web at alexa.amazon.com.
I'm not aware of the US-situation, but as this article is about Germany, I can tell you that 2/3 of the german oil price are taxes. We usually pay $6-7 per gallon.
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This is what I've wondered. Why not let us designate our own??? Or provide a number of choices. It seems only natural that one day users will be able to name their assistant.

We'll look back at fixed naming and wonder who ever thought that made sense.

If I want my assistant to be named Jarvis, it puzzles me why I can't do that. It would also simplify the case where multiple devices are in the room (e.g. not having to yell towards the specific target device and hope the others ones don't hear.)

Something so simple will deeply personalize the experience for many users.
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This fall, I helped teach programming to my son's grade 8 class. They had done Scratch before, and wanted to learn "real" programming, so we taught them a subset of Python. It turned out really well. With basically just for-loops and if-statements they were able to write quite a bit. I liked that the concepts they learn were the actual fundamentals I use every day at work when I program in Python.

I wrote it up here: https://henrikwarne.com/2017/12/17/programming-for-grade-8/
Usually in the user manual of product you get informed about the battery life decreasing with time, maybe Apple did not mention that also CPU performance will drop with time. From the article it seems that customers wanted to get a new battery from Apple if the current one degraded while in the warranty so phone shutdown but Apple decided to hide the problem with an update that slowdown the CPU.
IANAL, but I would guess it's the implicit assumption that this is not done to your device without your knowledge/consent. Misdeeds can't be handwaved away with "we made no guarantees we wouldn't do that". It's the explicit choice to not be clear about intentionally hobbling devices and what consumers could have done to de-hobble them that has many up in arms (and spending lots more on a new phone as opposed to a new battery).

I really look forward to discovery and evidence in these cases if they move forward. Surely engineers raised opacity concerns.
Got it.

Thanks.
Meta-answer: Asking the question that way, you're asking to hear from those that think they 'articulate themselves so well', which may not be those that actually do. Most people, I've noticed, who think they do anything particularly well, don't.[0] I'm far too modest to have a stab at answering. :-)

Also, not clear what you mean exactly. In writing? speaking? Two entirely different things. Some can do both, neither, or one of those well. Well, more than two; there are a wide range of forms of both.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning%E2%80%93Kruger_effect
> People absolutely have been noticing, this has been a very popular and long running issue. It took years for Apple to admit it, not for people to notice.

The behavior in question was introduced in 10.2.1 which was first released in Feb 2017.

So no, it was not a conspiracy going on for years. The annual slowdown was just poor unoptimized software. Occam's razor.
They've been claiming this one for years though.

However, IF they crack it, it's going to be a game changer; Unlike apes, Dolphins have a much more complex vocal language. As humans we'll be forced to re-evaluate our position on the sentient species ladder.

Of course, this'll all be for nought if the Vogons get here first and all the Dolphins disappear.
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> How did we get to the point where simply buying something is a bad thing

Nothing new here. Consumerism has been questioned by most religions and philosophies. (for good reasons.)

> And meeting people in your community while getting healthy is also frowned upon

I remembered when I moved to the US from Europe, I was surprised to see how fitness was such a huge industry. In my country, we tended to practice sport in some types of non-profit associations. (even though US-style gyms are on the rise.)

I liked this much better than going to the hassle of dealing with membership fees and an agressive commercial structure. In particular, it was also much more friendly than your regular gym. Students stayed on average much longer than in a gym, and they were involved in running the structure.
I agree it would be nice to be able to cast without Chrome on a laptop (looks like VLC had experimental cast support but removed it), but it's literally in the name...

As for Android, I was fairly certain iOS at least can cast as my Apple fanboy roommate was having fun messing with the volume and pausing playback.
The answer is simple to me: the wife should get a lawyer and file for divorce and half or more of the assets. If the hopefully-soon-to-be ex-husband thinks he can talk her into a post-nuptial agreement, then he also probably thinks he can talk her down from her share of the money.

Given what was described, she needs to aggressively defend herself.
I like the sound of the Pine64 ROCK64 one, with the 4k HDMI, USB3 port and 1Gbps ethernet, does anyone have that board, I'm curious how the software support is?
Spirituality and Religion are not quite the same thing.

Even hearing Angels is not necessarily very religious (and of course, we may hear a lot of things with chemical help ...).

Spirituality is a personal, intellectual, possibly experiential thing.

Religion often entails cultural overhead, community, and generally a lot of work: those who have had the opportunity to 'see angels' have the responsibility of then promoting their new understanding in the world, living as examples to others yada yada, i.e. it's mostly hard work and heavy cross-bearing, i.e. 1% inspiration (seeing angels) and 99% perspiration (being a good person, which is hard).
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Apple's strategy has been to sell devices in an unstable overclocked state with marketing based on benchmarks and then secretly downgrade to a stable configuration later in life.

Its ultimately a bait and switch deception driven by fraudulent marketing.
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LiOn is all about loading cycles. In the same amount of time (let's say 5 days) she has used up way more cycles than you did. You probably charged 5 * 20% while she maybe charged 5 * 90%. Obviously she is using up her load cycles much faster than you are. So no surprise her battery isn't very good anymore.

I don't think you two are using the phone equally much (meaning using up the same loading cycles in the 5 days). Like for example, she charging 2 * 90% and you charging 4 * 20% and 1 * 10%.
Most of the time, these companies are actually stronger than the government, even if they are not, there are a lot of ways they can choose to resist the orders.
Not really. 90+% of the time touch screen process gets the cpu boosted before you're even done touching the screen with modern ondemand coufreq. (I mean like 4.12 or newer) Try it out one of these days, but don't forget you can tweak sampling periods.

Conservative cpufreq uses load. Ondemand only sort of does.

The problem still remains getting predictable tick timings working well. (not missing deadlines)
may be you write with spelling errors?
tl;dr : Beware of Methodologies. They are a great way to bring everyone up to a dismal, but passable, level of performance, but at the same time, they are aggravating to more talented people who chafe at the restrictions that are placed on them.
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It's like overclocking your CPU very close to the limits of your cooling ability. You will get great benchmark scores, but your CPU will also last a lot less as well (though with CPUs it doesn't matter if they now run for 20 years or 32 years, but if you push it a lot more you might damage it. But hey, at least you got great benchmark points).
Isn't mental instability positively correlated with antisocial, disruptive behavior? I'd imagine that they want well behaved protesters.
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I worked on Burroughs large systems - they had a stack architecture and memory locations were tagged by data type to ensure safe access. ALGOL scope rules were effectively enforced in hardware. The issue even then was that these rules did not work once you moved to COBOL, or C or other languages which had different scope rules / data types from ALGOL and so hacks had to be used which effectively gave up a lot of the safety features of the hardware.
It definitely isn't. There's also the "something you build can be used for evil or for good" aspect, too.

When I say enable, I am talking about stateless nonprofits creating platforms where people can communicate freely, express themselves freely, and if they need to - organize protests to protect their freedoms.
Things like Signal are great steps toward it, but we need more.
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Yea, this is a troubling one. I brought up my original post as a thought experiment and I think some arguments presented were better than others.

Governments are fallible just like human beings. I suppose in some sense it is arrogant to believe the US will always remain a democracy and certainly other countries have much more tumultuous histories.

I still like the idea of a totally open and transparent society but without something totally incorruptible and unbiased taking the role of government it does not seem practical.
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If you are from the US, be aware that even United States spies on its citizens, and recently-activated social media screening is just another step towards it.
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WHATWG doesn't care about this because honestly its an organization where the browser vendors can tell you what they will implement. Having W3C do this doesn't influence any of the decisions that they make.
> This feels like a no win situation for Apple...

If Apple fucked up, why should there be a 'win' situation for them?

The obvious solution would be Apple replacing the batteries for free. Instead Apple won't even let you pay them to replace the battery if it's not in EOL mode — despite throttling starting well before then.
If they bid for this work that is all they will be paid for the energy. So if they fail it is their own loss
Very revealing discussion. Most of the participants just argue about Amazon vs. Google here, some fear surveillance, some consider the devices useless, a few want to understand if the HN crowd finds it useful. This is something I notice here on HN in product-related discussions more and more: people just say what THEY think about product X (typically a negative opinion or complaint), rather being creative, constructive or inquisitive.

Why do you think millions of people bought an Echo Dot or a Google Home? Not from YOUR perspective, but from the perspective of millions of people that seem to see value in this product?
Is there a way to see the tangible output of the coverage?

How is the author drawing those diagrams? Can I map my room with the strength of wifi signals at different points?

I want to do these small hacks but also want to see the change validated in some way. Any pointers will be appreciated.
Though it seems they're more puzzled by the "unnecessary" size of the structure rather than transportation of the slabs.

Also, somewhat ironically, the posted link mentions ancient astronauts.
Same here. I’ve been thinking of setting up a fanless, low power personal workstation that is little more than an X and RDP client driving a 43” 4K monitor, and I’m curious to know if the 4K display is at least 60Hz and if it can run Remmina and Firefox at a useful clip.
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Ask HN: How to summarize lots of short-term contracts in my resume?
I've been contracting for over 8-9 years now and while I had longer term contracts I also have lots of short-term (1-3 months) contracts. Last 2 years I almost exclusively had short term contracts which overlapped too.

Most of the jobs were similar (e.g. Python, Flask, scraping), however I had few jobs where I did other stuff (C#, embedded, windows desktop, etc).

If I write down summary of each job position in my resume, I think it would be too much (would take 2 pages to write it all down). How should I summarize all this, so it doesnt take much space and at the same time shows the variety of tech stacks I've used and came in touch with.

I was thinking to have a general resume which I would tailor to specific company needs, where I would remove/add job positions which are more relevant to what the company is looking for.
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Sure, so you pay for having locked yourself into a particular ecosystem. Even then, the relative utility of an X over an 8 is not utility.
Not going into politics I personally favor WHATWG’s overall presentation of the spec, but I go to W3C’s rendition for one reason—they version the spec and publish a readable changelog[0] highlighting the key changes between versions.

In contrast, WHATWG’s officially recommended[1] ways of keeping up are commit history (quite messy), Twitter feed (primarily channeling commit history as it seems), and—I kid you not—manual diffing of Git revisions.

[0] https://www.w3.org/TR/2017/REC-html52-20171214/changes.html#...

[1] https://github.com/whatwg/html/blob/f8f9c6c222ce79c2f8df1855...
Only on Android does this save Google. iOS has had the ability to install content blockers for a few years. They not only work in the browser but also the newer embedded Web Views (WebViewController?)
> Depends on how these filters are configured.

What I'm saying is you probably can't configure them to your liking. Otherwise, they'd just give us a filter list for our existing extensions. Do you support hidden lists over visible ones?

> To be honest, I am disillusioned with the extensions I have tried that seem all lacking because they are only here to support a racket like business model where you pay to get whitelisted.

The most popular among tech circles, uBlock Origin, does not suffer from this. I am disappointed that you only tried ones that are corruptible and then had those experiences lead you to look forward to a more opaque solution by an ad company. Yet I fear this is why Google will succeed.
Looks more like this is modeled after CTR (Correct the Record).
Every year you see Tim Cook happily quote performance numbers on the keynote about how superior iPhones are compared to other manufacturers.

When you buy the iPhone, they go and slow it down to make it run slower after a two or three yearsa. Like VW would lock your 300HP Passat to 200HP after three years with excuse of keeping the mileage up... without telling you in any way.

How is that NOT considered false advertising or fraud? Our iPhones are slower than what Tim Cook smugly sells on the keynote. Deliberately, not due to tehnical limitations - the CPU can run at stated performance but Apple chose to slow them down with an update.
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> And no, "all ads" doesn't count

Says who? You? Google? A consortium of advertising companies?
You're probably right; I've read of people's Google ranking being trashed by rivals using spamming tools, so maybe my world view is too dark. OTOH, I seem to be naive about how credit card scamming works.
Might I suggest some simple reasons for the increase in sales for the Dot?

* Novelty value, it's a fun idea. It looks cool to buy an "edgy" product for your nephew / niece etc.

* The marketing team worked hard to direct prime customers to buy one for their family / friends as gifts.

* People are out of ideas and it's something new, novel and affordable.

I really don't think people put much thought into presents in general, if there is something new, kind of affordable and in your face, it's a given you're going to buy it.
Jesus man, have some respect for other humans, and some leniency where it's warranted.
The problem with the W3C version is that it isn't even a snapshot of any version of the WHATWG document. The W3C has modified it in some arbitrary ways which don't correspond to any "ground truth" in browser implementations.

A practical example: The W3C "spec" says that the <main> tag must only appear once in a document. WHATWG and browsers agree that multiple <main> tags are perfectly fine, albeit silly.
No, encryption is an optional feature of the 802.11 standards. Every once in a while I see an unencrypted wifi AP nearby (it's the default on Android to show a notification whenever it sees an unencrypted wifi AP).
Serious question: Is there any good photo management software? I’m not even a hobbiest photographer but I’ve got 300GB of photos over 15 years, and it’s a pain in the ass to manage these.

I tried Lightroom, but that was excruciatingly slow to import the photos, and on top of that it had very counter intuitive controls. It was also not cheap at all, and subscription based.

I tried Google Photos (my current setup), but while cloud storage is nice, it’s UI sucks (it is Google after all), but most annoyingly you can’t actually name people in photos. Instead you have to wait for the face to get processed, then peruse 1000 faces of strangers just to find the face (hopefully) and then assign a name for it. Seriously, I can’t name my daughter in any picture taken in the last 2 years because of this.

Apple Photos seems like the product I most want, but it insists that all the photos get stored locally, which is a nonstarter. Its cloud storage doesn’t make any sense because it seems like sync, which never what I want. Finally, it barfs if you try to import too many pictures at once.

I’ve been using python scripts to manages my photos, but I’d really like good graphical manager that supports geo and face tagging, maybe some of the event stuff like Google Photos. Does anyone else have this problem? I can’t believe I’m the only one with these problems, but at the same time it’s hard for me to see a niche market for this. Any thought?
"if it happens often, that means that you've wasted resources building too much generation capacity."

It's not wasted capacity. It's the nature of wind turbines that in order to have enough to supply a grid on an average wind day, you're going to have an excess of energy production on a really windy day.

Wind turbines are relatively cheap, so to some extent it may be cheaper to build more of them than to build energy storage capacity, even if it means that there is an excess of energy at times.
Why, people have been asking Google a lot of questions for a long time. I can imagine the marketing department in Google not loving the idea of another name for Google.
They silently deprived customers of the advertised performance in order to avoid warranty claims.