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As somebody who's interested in the service: The "cheap" fare is not the value. I fly that damn route often enough that I have frequent flyer status - and so I can just afford to keep things booked 4 weeks in advance, and take advantage of the free cancellations that comes with status. (Not to mention that even on two weeks notice, I can book roundtrip at ~ your price. Alaska in two weeks right now: $160)

The main value is in a private terminal & fast checkins.

That is, btw, a likely factor that might keep people from using your service: if you do on average 3 round trips a month, that's enough to get you to e.g. Gold status on Alaska. Unless LAX<->SFO is the only route I need to take, that's a pretty large incentive to stay with a regular airline. (Because status means no cancellation fees and easy upgrades)
The article you cite is a month old.
Was anyone talking about.com bubble blowing up before it actually did ? Speculation of crypto bubble blowing up may actually be built into the cost
That would be a tough situation, I'm not sure. My first thought is that the moral choice for me would be to accept celibacy and try to do the best I can for others in that role.
If you have a remote exploit, there are much bigger issues to worry about. And since this is a timing issue, I'm not even sure that would be enough.
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There were many other similar programs. If you are interested, an excellent single-volume, highly regarded history is William Leuchtenburg's Franklin D. Roosevelt and the New Deal 1932-1940. It's not a new book, but last I checked there was nothing better:

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/328065.Franklin_D_Roosev...

Reading histories can really change perspectives. Reading it I discovered that much of the rhetoric in the 1930s was similar to today: For example, from the right that regulation would crush business and welfare programs were unaffordable, etc. A big difference was that from the left, Roosevelt responded aggressively and communicated persuasively, while today's Democrats do neither - consider Obama, for example. (Whatever you think of the issues and politicians, I think that's a non-partisan factual observation.)
The ASIC developer (mainly Bitmain) is in a huge position of power here.

Bitmain seems to be the only serious game in town, and spooling up a chip run isn't quick, even for someone like Intel, AMD, or the dozens of other chip makers (TI, microchip, etc). This gives them something of a headstart.

I wonder how long they can stay ahead of the other chip makers.
Between the close of the Korean war in 1953 (though no peace treaty was ever signed) and 2006, when North Korea's first tested an atomic bomb, the US did not invade North Korea for the same reason it has not invaded today, which is not due to DPRK's nuclear capability.

Seoul, the capital of South Korea, is a scant 35 miles from the North Korean border, and North Korea has an unknown amount of conventional artillery pointed at South Korea, enough to kill millions of South Koreans.

If the US were to invade North Korea, Seoul, and the surrounding areas would be obliterated.

That North Korea now has nuclear weapons changes things a bit, but the nukes weren't previously the thing holding the US back from invading North Korea.
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Shorter and less accurate than the Wikipedia page: A SNP is a single nucleotide polymorphism, a single letter variation in a genome. This study measured about half a million SNPs for each person. A statistical test is then performed to see how well each SNP site predicts the trait, generating a p-value. If a single such test were being performed, then typical "significant" p-value levels would be 0.05 or 0.01 or 0.001, these are arbitrary but generally accepted. For data from SNPs unassocisted with the trait, p-values come randomly and uniformlay from the range 0 to 1. So with a hundred SNPs unassocisted with the trait, a person would expect about one p-value at <= 0.01. There are many ways to correct for these multiple hypothesis tests. For GWAS, the generally accepted significance levels are 5e-8, which under the rubric of the fancily named but simple Bonferroni correction, would be equivalent to a 0.01 to 0.05 p-value from a single test. These two reported SNPs, when correcting for multiple testing, don't meet the standard definition of significant.
if you have an extra raspberry pi laying around you can install an ad blocker for your entire network with pi-hole.
Same. RHEL/CentOS went without a hitch. The age of the kernel start’s to concern me, though.

According to the top comment in one of the posts in HN even 4.9 and 4.4 use a less ideal patch:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16085672

I can’t really judge how much RH engineers are capable of fixing that kind of stuff in a kernel that’s officially out of support upstream.

Based on the general quality of RHEL/RHV I trust them to do the right thing, but I have no insight whatsoever in how kernel development actually works.
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But Chrome and Firefox are IE8 contemporaries. IE8 was just abysmal considering its competition.
Pump and dumps as well as these groups were definitely around in 2012. I agree that cryptocurrencies have drastically changed (IMO for the worse) but pump and dumps on shitcoins are nothing new.
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Yes. I was wrong in my previous answer - after sqs's response, I looked them up on linkedin, they have at least a german developer in Berlin.

(FWIW - and I'm only saying this in case you were in a similar situation: I applied to them for a job not because I was looking for one, but because I accidentally saw it on HN and the match between my skills and their apparent need was simply "too good to be true" territory. I wasn't necessarily expecting an offer, but I expected to talk to someone - was curious to learn more about what they're doing. However, I got rejected straight away - so I just assumed that they said "REMOTE" for the heck of it... I know it sounds arrogant, but I have a hell of a hard time believing their other applications outclass me so obviously that it was not even worth talking to me, so I assumed it must be something else)
They aren't mutually exclusive. You can believe in both.
You can not make a copy of the asset. Perhaps the underlying file, not the asset. You can take a picture of a painting or own a print of a photograph, that doesn't mean you own the original asset.
The notion that sexual orientation could be genetically selected for at birth is science fiction. We know for a fact that no one gene or set of genes causes homosexuality - it's "biopsychosocial" in nature.
The market did handle it, there was enough bad press for YouTube so that it was no longer a good business decision to continue their partnership with Paul.
I haven’t seen a single video by the guy, but the linked NYT article seems to imply it displayed gory details of someone who committed suicide recently. Would it be possible that such grisly scene would turn some teens (which were his main audience, from my understanding) off the topic of suicide? In a way that raw photos and videos of war atrocities horrify us but force us to introspect on the value of life and peace?
Unfortunately, this is what people who claim piracy is evil thinks.

You obviously can't afford Final Fantasy 7 or Megaman Legends so by deriving pleasure from an unauthorized copy, you are a thief and lacking in moral fiber Sir!
>But the market should have naturally handled it.

But youtube is the market. YouTube is a private enterprise that's declining to continue their business relationship with him. That's market forces in action.
Besides the forest video, he was incredibly disrespectful with Japanese people in the other videos. That alone should be a reason to ban him.

[Edit: By disrespectful I mean actually harassing people (at least in the Japan videos). That's a valid cause for banning in most communities]
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"This means the privacy of your end-to-end encrypted group chat is only guaranteed if you actually trust the WhatsApp server."

"This undermines the entire purpose of end-to-end encryption."

"And yet, the entire point of end-to-end encryption is to remove the server from the trusted computing base."

"The challenge here is that since WhatsApp itself determines who the administrators are, this isn't quite so simple."

Not only does this system require trusting a third party, that party is none other than Facebook. Its business is built on learning about the lives of users and selling ads, not serving as a naive broker of "secure messages".
Meltdown being Intel-specific has been parroted a lot, but
the primary sources say:

- The Meltdown paper speculated that the Meltdown class of Attack should/could work on AMD & ARM, even though they hadn't developed their PoC exploit for non-Intel CPUs

- ARM published a note saying some of their cores are vulnerable to Meltdown.

- AMD put out a press release saying AMD is only to Spectre, but there has been no technical/engineering explanation of the claim.
You can see some of the extremes of this public shaming culture in S Korea[1]. Not sure if it's gotten better or worse. I think it's also prevalent in S Africa.

[1]https://www.dailydot.com/society/ladygate-korean-women-publi...
Honestly, I don’t know that I will ever upgrade to High Sierra. They need to re-establish the independent MacOS software team and get them to just sit down and focus. If 14.0 isn’t like 10.6.8 I think we’ve all given Apple it’s last chance it’ll get for a while.
I'm switching from Vue to React because I find it really kludgy to have to call Vue.set to declare new reactive properties at runtime.

Its also a bit nicer in that React tends to follow ES standards like ES6 classes for components, instead of exporting a POJO for your component. In vue you often have to use function() instead of fat arrow syntax because of the context of "this". With react you used to have lots of .bind(this) boilerplate, but now we have shorthand property syntax. Vue also mixes props & state, where as React keeps them separate. React implements certain lifecycle methods like componentShouldUpdate() whereas Vue doesn't because the creator thinks it would complicate the API, meanwhile there's known issues like between Vue.js & HTML5 content editable due to this lack of lifecycle method.

Vue is easier to get going & much faster to develop in initially, lower learning curve, and friendlier API.
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So they didn't bother to check if the add to group message was from someone in the group?

I mean no offense to the developers, but this seems like a fairly basic oversight and quite concerning that respected and popular products didn't get this level of review until now.

No crazy cryptographic mess involving improper ordering of authentication or weird random number generation, this is a simple logic bug. One that I'm sure many of us would have considered if we were implementing it, things like this do get missed too of course, but enough eyes on the design could have caught this.
I think that depends on how you define "market". Is it the viewers, the concerned culture watchdogs who obviously speak for everyone, one gigantic internet medium with outsized influence?
It's more like banning a specific set of companies from opening legal websites in Korea. It's entirely doable, and has been done many times (e.g., porn). I won't comment on its morality: case by case, I guess.

The ban's purpose is not to stop the most determined, persistent crypto-anarchists from realizing their dream. Its purpose is to scare away your average retired dads and office workers from pouring their life savings into BTC, because otherwise the country will have to feed their children when the bubble pops.

(Unlike crypto-anarchists, most Korean people and the government believe that it's the country's duty to keep children well fed and educated, even if their parents are raging idiots. Whether we actually follow through is... debatable, I guess.)
Not sure I entirely agree with the second bit. I adored Reddit until everyone abandoned digg for it. Just about every post had some expert commentary
It has a plugin architecture. Most of the core services it supports are listed in the Franz Plugin repo[1]. Note that it's not just about IM protocols, but rather a one-stop messaging app in general (so supports things like Gmail). And there are quite a few third-party plugins floating around, as well. And a good number that haven't been ported from Franz 4 to Franz 5.

[1] https://github.com/meetfranz/plugins#example-recipes
Do they have code available?
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the ideal properties of a backdoor were visualized to me the day i hacked into an author of a largely distributed piece of smtp mail server, only to find sitting in his home directory an unpublished integer overflow exploit written by him years earlier for a version of the software that is currently in wide distribution...
I write code professionally for 8-10 hours a day. 5 days a week, sometimes more.

When I come home and have time for myself, I don't want to write code.

It's as simple as that.
> You took something of value that was created or owned by someone else.

Really? So they no longer have it, because I took theirs?

Or, do they still have their copy, and I have mine, and I didn't take anything that was owned by them?

If I make an exact copy of your car and drive off in it, are you gonna complain that I stole your car?
Regarding #6, use Authy.

Does everything Google authenticator does, but you can upgrade your phone and use other devices as backups (in case of device loss)
should i be surprised that the first few comments are somehow defending logan paul in some way?

are we so desensitized that we just kinda shrug our shoulders when someone posts a video of a dead guy? what about if a large portion of his audience is kids?

"but wow his viewcount!" i mean what about that warlord that murdered and maimed a whole bunch of innocent people. he was bad but the efficiency in which he did it took my breath away!

logan paul posts a lot of dumb, sometimes racist, mostly shit videos that manipulates kids into buying their "merch" and while i'm sure someone like this has existed for every single generation, the fact that no one is there to ask him whether doing this kind of shit is beneficial besides "for the views!" i mean it wouldn't be so bad if logan or his brother were actually mentally sound enough to make just the baseline level of common decency.

maybe i am just too old, but the ability to influence so many kids at once scares me.
I don’t see why you’d use WhatsApp when signal is such a better alternative. Everyone i’ve gotten to switch has loved it.
Philip DeFranco has analysed this well and covered this in several videos, the latest being [1]. I agree with his analysis that the problem here is YT itself, not the content creators. I personally believe this latest development makes Logan Paul somewhat of a scapegoat, especially since his video apology [2] was one of the most sincere public apologies I've seen.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C-ePy-2WLfY

[2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QwZT7T-TXT0
Out of curiosity, why not select life? Everybody sins-- why not accept that maybe this sin is more likely and love the children that might be born to you?
It's not just propaganda it's also an effect of formal vocational training being focused on teaching people procedures for doing a task rather then forcing them to learn by having to recover from failures the way most self taught people were, and lets not forget that doing the boom years practically everyone was self taught in an environment that haven't yet developed teachable procedures yet.

I don't think that it's as much a generation thing that is it a consequence of IT having grown to the point where it is no longer it's own semi-anarchic subculture.
My prediction is that Coinbase will be raided by FBI/SEC for one reason or another in 2018. Leading reason IMO is a manufactured or actual link to terrorism financing they will use as pretext. Never ever keep coins in an exchange wallet.
I'm not so sure.

The Korean war was an absolute disaster for all involved. Three years and a million dead people for nothing (or less than nothing if you consider the amount of sheer destruction). I think that has been the main rationale for avoiding another war in Korea since then.

The "perfect" time to do it would have been in the 90s when China was still poor enough to ignore and Russia was still self-combusting. Things are different now. Compare Russia's non-response to the destruction of Yugoslavia to their direct role in Syria, both diplomatically (red line etc) and militarily.

I think killing Gaddafi was NATO's biggest disaster in a long time (if not the worst so far). It was a clear example to DPRK that they must have a capable ICBM. It was also the last straw for Putin which spurred him onto more aggressive actions like taking Crimea and using "fake news" farms.
This is the first time I've heard "easily" in the same sentence as "scale down power production from fossil fuels". Usually it's everyone whinging about how coal plants can't be efficiently throttled and still burn 50% of their fuel or something at idle.
Should viewers have decided whether or not Weinstein should still be producing movies? There’s clearly a point where the press around someone becomes too toxic to have a close business relationship with them.
That’s my understanding.
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I watched it. It had a shot of the guy hanging from a tree with his face blurred out.

That's it. No gore. And they don't go close to the body. But do talk about it while staring in shock.

He talked a bit about suicide, and about being shocked to actually see a dead body. I didn't watch the whole thing (not really that interested in what he has to say), but the part I saw didn't seem like such a big deal to me. Maybe I'm missing something?

Is it the simple fact that they show a [partly blurred] dead body?

Something else?

(I hope I can actually ask this here. It seems like people are really sensitive about it, so I'm hoping not to get attacked for asking. But I really don't see what the big deal is.)
Then it's not speculation anymore if it's already priced that way -- either the bubble burst or it didn't.
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I don’t know what your threshold for gore is, but it was a man hanging by a rope around his neck from a tree. I’d never seen it in HD... just the famous historic “strange fruit” lynching photographs. It was confronting but not particularly gross in my opinion.

I agree with you that there might be the scratchings of an effective lesson there but sadly the edit of the video didn’t really do it.
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> I'm switching from Vue to React because I find it really kludgy to have to call Vue.set to declare new reactive properties at runtime.

Why You need to do this that often? We have a lot of moving parts in app, but just a few `Vue.set` calls.
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There are many markets. And YouTube is part of a larger market that you ate talking about. However, I think he is talking about the market that makes up the viewers of YT content which I think is a might be a better market to look at since it is closer to the infraction. However, I think YT is well within reason to axe the guy. They are similar to a channel getting rid of a talk show host in this instance.
I'd argue that there is no Bitcoin community to speak of anymore (just like there isn't an "internet community"). The technology evolved a bit but it is still essentially the same.
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On the contrary, many indigenous peoples were and are acutely aware how much their well-being depended living within the carrying capacity of their environment.

Many also weren't, of course, but it's silly to make a blanket proclamation that because they were primitive, they were also stupid.
You know, I don't like the guy. Because I don't like the guy, I like that the mob contributed to his fall.

But, to answer your question, I don't have an answer. Do I not listen to music because the musicians are not my politics, or do I not read an author because they have horrible views or they belong to the Church of Scientology? When I look at it from that prism, I'm not sure.

Then there is the irony of Hollywood, the most misogynistic and misandristic, sexist, exploitative group of people lecturing the rest of the country on what proper conduct is.
I love JavaScript and the IDEA of Atom ( I recently tried it again last week ), but a 1/2 second-per-keystroke lag ( on a kinda beefy PC IMHO see: https://pcpartpicker.com/user/jeffallen6767/saved/#view=KT9R...
) is a deal breaker for me. If I can't type 60 words a minute in your IDE, I'm just not able to use it sorry.
In case you haven't tried it, have you opened new windows (Ctrl+Shift+N)?

I know it's not what you asked for but it's how I use it for a similar work flow. They don't close when I close the last file.
Does anyone know what the disclosure story is here?

Have WhatsApp and Signal had a chance to respond?
No VC is insane enough to go into direct competition with YouTube.

If a company such as amazon decided it was time I’m sure you would see a lot of creators move over.
Do you have a non-docker installation? The equivalent of gitlab's omnibus would be awesome.

Particularly for things like postgres configuration etc.
Hyperbolic much?

This is a weakness that not only requires WhatsApp to be malicious but to not care about the trivial visibility of an exploit (the client would still display the extra person being added to the group chat).
Thanks to Docker and Kubernetes, everyone that cares about DevOps needs to brush up their Go skills, regardless how we might think about it.

However this is a part of being professional, using the required tools for the job.
Let's try to flip the perspectives. Let's say you created a game. Let's pretend you want to make money off of it, because you put quite some time into it. Time you could have used to make money by other means.

How would you go about it?
And it's NOT a waste of resource. Miners mostly use seasonal renewable energy that otherwise would not be converted to electricity in the first place.

To maximize profit, they utilize hydroelectric power plants built on Yangtze river. Not the ones like Three Gorges Dam, but those small/micro plants (<10MW installed capacity). Most of those plants are owned by local governments or private companies. Usually, State Grid -- which is obviously owned by the state -- would purchase their power output but during rainy seasons, there is just too much electricity that State Grid wouldn't buy it all.

That's when miners came and built datacenters close to the power plants, made deals with the power plant owners to buy the power that State Grid didn't want. It's a win-win for everyone: power plants get extra cash, miners get cheap electricity.

And when it comes to dry season (starting October), miners ship their mining rig to Xinjiang or Gansu, where wind turbines are having a similar situation.