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UUIDs are easier because they immediately scan as random values when you look at them. They are a clear indicator of surrogacy in a way that a spread-out sequence is not.

It doesn't matter how difficult picking a sequence is (and your post is odd because I don't think I gave any indication of unfamiliarity with Postgres?). It's a cognitive concern with keys that look simple but are not obviously unrelated (as a normal sequence is by convention or UUIDs are by definition) to the rest of the table.
Question:

> 1. It should do server-side rendering, for fast initial loads and no caveats around SEO

Is server-side rendering still an issue for SEO? Don't major search engines evaluate pages now so that SPAs can be indexed?
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I think there is a certain amount of denial about male sexuality. It's like trying to change the fundamental personality traits of a child: it won't work and will probably result in someone who is antisocial or otherwise crazy.

I don't know why we can't have a discussion about this. Possibly feminism is caught up in a narrative that is overly female-centric, which isn't really unexpected (or entirely unreasonable). But just as feminism is reactionary to abuse by males, there are going to be reactionary elements to the desire of some feminists to suppress men in general.

If you think that isn't true, do a google images search for "feminist tshirts", the sixth one is a woman kneeing a man in the testicles. A simple image search on feminism points out just how much anger there is on all sides of the argument.
The author of the blog post seems to be rather confused about stock. Many, perhaps most tech companies in the SF/SV area use stock grants (RSUs), not options. And if you ignore that, then you're not actually matching compensation for the area.
I made total $220k/yr at ~40hrs w/4 weeks vacation a year w/base of 140k at a prior job. This was typical.
What standards? WHATWG publishes a living document, that's not a standard. Wake up, vendors control the web. If you wanted to make a competing browser today, you'd be utterly fucked because you'd never be able to implement the entire catalog of web features that exist today, and those feature sets change too rapidly.

There are no web standards. There are browsers and people who use them and developers who target those browsers.
Three elements:

1) "suburbia" is now a thing in Europe too. Regular people cannot afford to live in city centres, they are the preserve of the wealthy. As population grows, more and more people are pushed further out, and they adopt suburbanization: big malls that cannot be reached if not by car, semi-detached houses in gated communities, etc etc. That's a lifestyle built for cars.

2) People will buy what manufacturers will sell. In a global market, car models are increasingly built with more than one country in mind. Inevitably, US tastes loom large.

3) The Hollywood influence cannot be underestimated.
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Yes, it seemed they buried the lede, kind of disingenuous journalism.
"Basecamp is paying everyone as though they live in San Francisco and work for a software company that pays in the top 10% of that market (compared to base pay + bonus, but not options)."

If you're working at the major SV employers like Google, a huge chunk of your compensation comes in the form of RSUs (ie, stock). For someone with 5-10 years experience, this can be ~30-40% of your total compensation. The quote above mentions base and bonus, but it doesn't say anything about RSUs and stocks. Good for them regardless, but that distinction makes a pretty big difference.
It's delegation.

Look at page 96 of this PDF file: https://kotlinlang.org/docs/kotlin-docs.pdf
I think he is implying that since Angular 2 is out, 1 is guaranteed to be gone, and no longer supported in the future.

Who would intentionally use an older version of a framework, where the upgrade path breaks compatibility?

Angular 1.x is in essence, dead. It's just going to take a long time to go away.
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People have been suggesting this is gonna happen to Silicon Valley "any year now" for over a decade. Instead the startup world just shifted its center to SF, which is no more affordable than the valley.
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Almost any game studio, company, etc. would have several of these... and github would have many there, like https://github.com/google/dimsum
"kind of"
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It is easy for compilers to deduce the type of the nil in "append(nil, data[:2]...)".
The trouble with "natural keys" is that they're rarely actually unique. The barcode is a typical example. A naive developer might use a barcode as a primary key, but will soon be in for a world of pain when he realizes that products often use the same barcodes for different configurations (packaging etc), which usually need different SKUs. The same product from different origins may have the same barcode, which often matters.
It's easy to see it this way, but unfortunately it doesn't work like this in practice.

"Something you can pay with" and "something you're expected to pay with or you're out" can describe the same asset, but are much more driven by the relative power of the person being paid. We tend to honor the former (as you do) until it becomes the latter (as it mostly seems actually is when it's allowed).
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The same applies to Ember apps as well. Honestly, this is not an issue.
What about this combined with the Intel ME stuff? I could see large cloud providers starting to at least think about switching to AMD
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> like the person using the Lynx browser.

First day in my Intro CS class at college, a dude asks about whether the class website supports Lynx.
I feel like a lot of HN is stuck in 2010 and dislikes all of this new web tech because they don’t understand it.

This comment is a prime example.
This one has nothing to do with tech though. It's just someone cold calling you, claiming to be from the government and asking for Apple gift cards. You don't need to be a tech wizard to understand that something is clearly amiss.
Has Intel ever had hardware RAID? They have firmware RAID, but that's quite different.
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I think this is irrelevant, because the question was AVERAGE. Personally triplebyte rejected me (as somebody who considers himself in the top 5-10% [won a math award, 1500/1600 SAT, worked at B-tier companies in SF, started coding around 8]).

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Please note that the Benchmark_AllocWithMake function even doesn't call "copy(y, x)".
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Incidentally, HP is already selling an AMD Ryzen + Vega convertible laptop: http://store.hp.com/us/en/pdp/hp-envy-x360-convertible-lapto...

I'm waiting for the reviews to come in before making any decisions, but it looks like quite a nice machine.
So are you saying that people need protection from themselves because they're too stupid to realize that they're being manipulated?
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> Is there a reason why most Javascript web frameworks, like this one, tend to ignore relational databases?

Yes, because these are frontend frameworks and that is a backend concern.
I would love to see the addition of peer reviewed comments. Curation is key, of course.
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I can confirm that Google can crawl SPA's like any other page. But do note that they crawl using Chrome 41 (!) so make sure you have sufficient polyfills in place.

This also applies for AdWords, it drove me mad when Google kept insisting my site was not reachable, even though it was.

Only after installing a client-side exception tracking tool (like raygun or errorception) I found out the page was not rendering on the 'old' browser Goolge uses internally.
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Large cloud providers don't make decisions emotionally. They'll take a "let's mitigate the ME stuff and buy best support + performance per dollar hardware possible" approach. They don't care much about the opinion of the outraged hackers.
Fun fact: The first definition of "snark" is an imaginary animal...

...which is also, coincidentally, the subject of the comment :)

But, on a serious note: I don't consider "Yeah, right...", followed by an explanation, to be too snarky.
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It's a bit redundant to say "disingenuous journalism" though, you could just say "journalism".
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Sure, and it might just in a future version of the spec if there isn't a good reasoning for not doing that.

Doesn't mean that "it's more characters!" isn't still a really silly complaint.
It is easier for young people without skin in the game to apply rule-based policies. For instance, the "Ethics Officer" in a Scientology org is often the youngest worker they can find, maybe 15 years old or less.
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"This framework is 95% ideal, let's build another framework for my personal 5%."

This attitude is why we have a hundred different relevant frameworks right now. How about instead of a building a new framework, you contribute to an existing one? You even say that Next is close to what you want... why not help to make it better?

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