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Even if it's just once a month... I think very few teams would be able to deal with a co-worker with such violent outbursts.

Ok he's mad. We all get mad.

I've never said someone should have been aborted, no matter how mad I get. He has, over a ... A diff.

Perhaps he has some difficulties, like some of us do. Has he ever acknowledged his attitude in any way?
> Introduction of democracy and women’s rights in Europe are good examples.

Which is why I said “religious” and “sexual preference”.

Jews were widely discriminated against even a few years after WW2; Muslims are a current whipping-boy; I’m not sure if Catholic-vs-Protestant is as big a divide in Northern Ireland as it looks from the outside, but it does look big; In the USA, Atheists are almost as disliked as Muslims.

Then there’s sexual preference. You’re fine if you’re gay (finally!), but not so much if you’re into BDSM or have any fetishes more complicated than underwear. Also, I have a friend whose sexuality was previously legal, but which was outlawed in half of Europe and half of the USA this century. I invite you to guess what that might be.
> In Brazil, you don't pay for "public-broadcast" […]

Are you sure the public broadcasters (e.g., EBC) aren't financed by tax-payer money? In the Netherlands there is no separate fee for public broadcasting, but we all pay for our public, free-to-air television and radio via taxes.
Personally I'm wondering whether or not the steam engine will ever make a comeback. There have been some attempts (e.g. a company called Enginion with their SteamCell) that didn't get sufficient funding despite promising results.

Modern steam engines do not require lubricants, are low emission and can use renewable energy sources.
It’s not hypotycal, it’s the part of hardware that made Intel CPU vulnerable to last week attack. Linus was right.
I think that is important to note as well. His email normally gets the attention when he is pissed off. But the majority of them aren't.

It shows how angry he is, and how he is upset with the issues. While this could be avoided in a real world scenario, I would have bet if your manager feel something strongly about, they would have went rampant as well. And this is especially in remote working, words are hard to get feeling across without putting some "adjectives" into it.
I had to use Gitlab several times in the past, mostly because the companies I was working for wanted free private repositories.

Though I appreciate to have a Github alternative with some really solid CI tools, it just feels like Gitlab cannot compete. Discussions and the UI in general are unreadable, everything feels slow (10 seconds to populate the asignee dropdown, come on...), updates and deployments every two days in the middle of work days ("sorry, I cannot push, Gitlab is down"), and the cringiest thing of all, seeing: "deploying Gitlab CE 10.4.0-rc8" [1]. Releasing Release Candidates?!

Maybe I should try to deploy Gitlab on some server of my own.

[1] https://twitter.com/gitlabstatus/status/954491741322776582
When was the most recent ‘red’ tsunami warning for US west coast & BC? Which coastal areas were physically affected by that one?

Edit:

2005 review: https://soundwaves.usgs.gov/2005/01/fieldwork2.html

Lessons: https://pubs.usgs.gov/circ/c1187/
The EU is cooperative among its members, but its economic policy towards the rest of the world is protectionism.
The NHS spends £14Bn a year on diabetes, of which £11Bn on type 2. To put that in perspective the annual budget is £125Bn.
>1. There are many somatic applications of CRISPR that have no effect on the germline.

Yes, but there are many that have.

>2. Even the germline applications don't necessarily "decrease genetic variability". Why would you think that?

Because he talked about "Unrestricted gene editing in humans" in general, and one of the goals would be designer humans and babies, which will decrease "genetic variability".

>3. Even considering off-target effects, the edits made to any particular genome are miniscule compared to its overall size, which I'm sure would astound you. There is no reason to believe these edits will make us less (or more) resistant to environmental exposures.

Tiny changes can have huge effects, especially when one doesn't fully understand what they're changing and second order effects of their meddling.

Heck, it's 2018 and we can't cure common cold or obesity, and we don't know tons of stuff about the human body, metabolism etc and how it works.

>4. We are not talking making people more likely to contract cholera, which is easily controlled by sanitation. We're talking about preventing or curing debilitating illnesses that confer no benefit to the organism.

Who is this "we" who is talking it? There's no doubt tons of state actors will be interested in making people more likely to contract all kinds of things (or be resistant to them, as long as they can spread it to the others) -- that is, weaponize the thing.
My original point was that that money entered the system via large investment banks, whom use it to invest in publicly traded securities. Most of that money doesn't make it to circulation, it just inflates the price of those assets instead of all goods in the wider economy.
First run hasn't been enough for years before Netflix. Most shows lose money during their original run and made it back via syndication. Most shows on TV are sold by the production companies at a loss or the production company and network or owned by the same parent company.

That's part of the reason that people are asking what will happen to the Fox Network after Disney buys the rest of Fox. That also explains why relatively low rated scripted shows can survive on the CW - Warner owns half of CW and all of DC.
Isn't it possible to say the same without calling the parent an idiot?
At the beginning of the 20th century something around 40% American cars was electric, same with 20% of the Berlin taxis.

There's a wonderful book "The Shock of the Old" about the meandering ways innovation takes.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Shock_of_the_Old
I say this always. Intell uses magic tricks to compensate for the fact we hit diminishing returns with processing power in general.

They now compensate with a counter magic spell. It is what it is. I have been using intel cpu for a long time, because yea, they did give me the performance I was looking for.

That said, a Car with a broken engine doesn't run, or a broken drive shaft, or burned electronics etc.

This is why I call this magic, after this fix, the cpu still can do all it tasks, alas magic spells to increase performance, but not true engineering architectural deficiencies
In general gendarmes only carry a gun with them (a glock or something like that), and rarely "big guns" as you put it. They also don't go around shooting people.
The important context here is that in Germany you already have a right to reduced hours. You just don't have a right to getting your old hours back. This is important because the hours might very well have been given to other employees, permanently hurting your income and/or your career. (unless you find a different employer) Hence many new parents not daring to ask for reduced hours. This new demand/proposal by the union would result in a similar "re-employment guarantee" as those new parents who stop working completely for a number of months get already.
The fee reward increases, the mining reward decreases and the difficulty also increases

Until someone realizes it's cheaper to have their tokens moved by a different blockchain than the original BTC
Do you not understand the emotional cruelty of trying to say all 6 things at once to someone who (in theory) is actually trying to contribute?

Maybe someone is not trying. Maybe you're wasting your breath then. Maybe someone is trying, but has an incomplete world view. Ok great, now you've pissed them off instead of saying what's wrong.

Just say what's wrong with the code! That's what actually matters. Not that you think it's garbage.
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Nuclear is steam.
Not all of their stuff. The Marvel originals will stay with Netflix.
"as we move our civilization into space"

That is pretty optimistic
Yes and I don't need to spend several kWh to transact with coin or diamonds
Ocaml or perhaps common lisp.
It looks like that GitLab got the Featuritis. Instead of adding tons of unready and half baked feature it should focus on stability and performance.
As for NetBSD, there's hundreds of people with commit access and a small group of respected developers to resolve disputes, with some extra democracy / laws restricting it. FreeBSD is similar but I never bothered to check the details.

I think we generate less hackernews-worthy drama posts overall because when someone is repeatedly abusive, they're asked privately to stop/apologize, and if they keep at it, they risk being kicked from the project.

With hundreds of contributors and a weak hierarchy, no one person is too important to be kicked.
The GDP of Europe is irrelevant for this scenario the monetary relationship between the dolllar and the yuan isn’t like most currencies. Until 2005 it was pegged to the dollar completely since then it’s effectively pegged to the rate at which China buys dollar bonds.
That page seems to state the magnitude was 7.9.
If you eat them raw, they're obviously different, but after cooking, they're virtually indistinguishable.
I do think so yes, if the only thing a cryptocurrency solves is to be "a little faster and cheaper" than bitcoin it has zero use case.
>You're on an American site
No, that isn't really how the internet works. The site is owned by an American company, but HN is an international site with visitors from all around the world
Is the location of the cloud-server still Nürnberg/Falkenstein?
The prices seem to be very low.
>BTW, it's very hard to bring BEAM down. Most exceptions will bring kill the faulty process, but leave the supervisor tree untouched. Only "unmanaged" code (for example, calling a C library using a NIF) might crash the whole VM.

Not completely true. Try to allocate more memory than available and then see what happens.
what does work culture have to do with any of this? you want people to always behave as if they are at work? I rather not. companies have no desire to allow any kind of speech that would hamper productivity or create bad PR.
Looks like they just downgraded it which is common once they get more data in. Was originally reported as an 8.0.
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I'm excited, because it fits my current workflow.

I do very little of my coding on a computer. Instead, I build up all the discrete parts of my code using sticky notes, that kind of get constantly re-organised while I'm writing.

So my desk ends up as a mess of sticky notes that get pushed and pulled around, which seems a lot like what you can do with this - except you can also run each part of this code, instead of relying solely on your memory.
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Yes, the UI for issues and merge requests is atrocious with its light grey lines on a white background. I cannot skim a issue because I have to really concentrate on where a comment ends a new comment begins. Everything else also seems to float around in empty space, e.g. the emoji reactions.

Give me solid black lines for orientation, dammit.
Whilst there are plenty of things in CV that computers aren't super-human at yet, object classification (given 100+ examples) is not one of them. In datasets with tens of thousands of categories, humans are much worse than computers - e.g. humans are really not good at knowing the difference between every type of mushroom, algae, and model of airplane.

Further, nearly every time a computer recently has been trained to do some very nuanced classification, such as in radiology, they exceed human expert performance.

(Outside of classification, computers are rapidly making progress - for instance they are getting surprisingly good at predicting the next few frames of a video, which requires a lot of "world knowledge" to do correctly.)
yes, it is. German laws for data protection apply.
Whats the difference to their VPS's ? I had one until last month with pretty much the specs of the cx21 but it cost a little bit more ?

Are they just lowering their prices or am I missing out on features ?
I'm not expert on this but what I'm seeing is that port 443 is serving up a response when jaruzel.com is requested on that port. While you may not be actively advertising that domain with https URLs, it is valid for clients to request one speculatively.

There isn't a valid cert for that domain and for some reason for server is offering a different one. Presumably you need to unbind 443 from that host header name (this is based on memories of configuring IIS a decade ago).
Do you support any other PaaS-API (E.G. CF) instead of your own hcloud cli?
After reading this article I still don't understand it's mechanism.

Just got free PDF from it's "Prototype1" webpage[0] for dive deeply in its mechanics...

[0] http://longnow.org/clock/prototype1
Looks like it, according to the features/location:

We host our cloud instances in our own data centers in Nuremberg and Falkenstein. And we operate our data centers in accordance with ISO 27001 guidelines while also adhering to strict German data protection regulations.
Good content is evergreen and the more content they create, they increase the incentive fgor people to subscribe. You can also create content once and automate creating compatible devices for everything. Games come and go, but House of Cards Season 1 is still a reason to subscribe to Netflix today. Think how many people are still discovering The Wire for the first time on HBO Now.
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Responses like that would do it for most people.

“Humiliation: Making someone feel ashamed or foolish”.
Some buoy data: https://twitter.com/BillKarins/status/955747863140675585
They use steam turbines, they work differently than steam machines.
Would you consider small (local) WISPs that are profitable succesful?
Hetzner used to be a rather big conventional hoster. I'm surprised to see them up and running these days when all big co seemed to have migrated to that cloud thingy
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They got this disease long time ago. Instead of focusing 110% on UI and performance they just push more features.
I would prefer Hetzner to concentrate on dedicated machines and expand datacenter locations (Asia, Canada).
Someone did take that tone with him. Granted, it was Linus himself, but still, he is someone and he did it.

"In fact, it seems to be such a fundamental bug that I suspect I'm entirely wrong, and full of shit. So it's an interesting and not _obviously_ incorrect theory, but I suspect I must be missing something." [1]

And it is funny. And I respect that he is equally blunt when speaking of himself.

[1] http://lkml.iu.edu/hypermail/linux/kernel/1801.2/02302.html
Hetzner still haven't said anything to me about Spectre/Meltdown, or rebooted my VPS, so I'm not sure I trust them any more!
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The EU is the world's largest exporter and largest importer [1]. It also the world's largest foreign investor and the world's largest recipient of foreign investment. If it were protectionist, that would hardly be possible.

[1] http://ec.europa.eu/trade/policy/eu-position-in-world-trade/
UK: Also milk floats

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milk_float

Very characteristic motor sound early in the morning.
This is kind of ridiculous. The purpose of reserves is not to send political messages. It's to provide a mechanism to manage monetary policy and it does that through buying back its liabilities.

To do this effectively you must hold a strong currency as your reserve- there's no point holding Zimbabwe dollars. So any reasonable reserves for a European country today will be part Dollar, Pound, Yen and Yuan. How much of each should be proportional to how stable that currency is and how highly correlated it is to your own currency.

This is not a political message, the ECB is just neutrally moving more towards Yuan as the Chinese economy gains importance relative to the US economy. That's all. It's not a good sign for the US, but the ECB has better ways to send political messages than buying $X00m dollars or Yuan.
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The VPS's were never billed hourly, so you wouldn't have used them in a cloudy, disposable, dynamically scalable way.
Link to the actual buoy data page: http://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/station_page.php?station=46410&type...

Worth noting that other nearby buoys don't show such a dramatic wave: http://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/station_page.php?station=46409&type...

Here's a map: http://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/obs.shtml (click on the blinking ones)

And here's a map of tsunami-capable tide stations: https://tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/tsunami/#
I'll bite on the last part about the release candidates: Technically, in software, every stable release originally was the last release candidate in which no showstopper bugs were found.

Some decide to put in the extra work and rename that last working release candidate and remove the '-rcX' from the file names.
They have written an extensive article about it here:
https://wiki.hetzner.de/index.php/Spectre_and_Meltdown/en
They are also in process of building out in Finland (https://www.cinia.fi/en/archive/hetzner-data-center-park-hel...). There's a direct GER-FIN fiber link laid in the Baltic, owned partially by Hetzner (https://www.cinia.fi/en/services/international-connectivity-...).
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Thanks, was having trouble getting it to load on my phone.
Yeah, I'd like them to be a better dedicated server competitor to OVH as competition is normally good for the consumer. But I guess there's more demand for cloud computing these days.
Given that components are going to need to contain Javascript, what's the value in having them contain separate HTML? "Browsers are good at handling documents" isn't really true any more; at least, browsers don't seem appreciably better at handling documents than Javascript is.
I use namecheap for email hosting. A while ago I read quite a lot and it was my preferred option. Maybe there is something better now.
Regarding your other concern, although theoretically they shouldn't map my custom email with my usage of chrome or Google maps, I have to admit that most likely they can do some correlations and target me anyway. Still, they will not know about what I buy or where I go (flight emails etc)I, and that's already something.
So which languages are use internally in the main repository then?
As for all cloud providers, you are billed by an hourly rate instead of committing to pay a fixed price for the full month. This gives the customer the flexibility to scale the required power dynamically.
Well, they cost very little in comparison to the big cloud hosters and have great performance. Most startups nowadays can be hosted on a single big vertical machine just fine with perhaps another machine for a hot spare.

I think the much-heralded cloud elasticity for most startups only serves to please investors "we can scale if we blow up over night!".
FWIW, A Pi does have a GPU with a full OpenGL ES implementation. However, this requires NVIDIA CUDA.
There is still a demand for dedicated servers, although it is becoming more and more niche, I think.
More popular version on Hetzner.com: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16212299
Drug pricing in the US is complicated. Humalog list price has doubled in the last few years, but the rebates have increased faster and the average net price is actually going down. The average discount is 75%!

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-06-29/the-crazy...
Hardly anyone ever seriously accuses the cat, which is why the rule of thumb works in the first place. That's pretty much my point.
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it’s not like every bloke and their dog goes
to have a face lift

Right, but society has a conflicted history with beauty - some parts of our culture like and reward beauty, other parts curse the vain and superficial - and especially with people making uncommon efforts to improve their looks.

Not so with being born charismatic, tall, smart, healthy and with a full head of hair.
Purescript also has an Erlang backend !
Not German, but European Laws apply.

This ( http://eur-lex.europa.eu/eli/reg/2016/679/oj ) replaces all data proyection laws in the EU.

Must comply now, but sanctions won't be in effect until may 25th.
Interesting. Why it was an unsustainable path?

I am trying to figure out pricing for my own startup and it’s no easy task.