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Bread & Circus or we riot. Pragmatically.
It is relevant, because in majority of marriages in USA both partners work. Stay at home women, especially stay at home women without small child at home are minority among married women.

You all make it sound as if stay at home women was the norm, but it is not the case.
> I'd add

I'd add stuff too, but I think we need to resist the temptation. The article succeeds in presenting the absolute bare minimum you need to get started. In fact, I think the author chose his features well but used too many words to present them.
It's pretty clear that by doing those chores he is emasculating himself and thus making himself less attractive partner to the women.

I don't want to be a dick here but one cannot cheat the biological psychology of gender dynamics in a whim. Maybe someday, but as it currently stands it is just the way it is and there is nothing one can do about it.
It might have been better to link to the original post: https://peds-mommydoc.blogspot.com/2018/01/is-marital-status...

The final summary and diagnosis section was the most
entertaining part, which read: “primary diagnosis:
none.” Seriously, are you kidding me? No diagnosis?
This is the future; technology will seal the fate of
our profession as one entirely devoid of the need for
any cognitive skills. This earth-shattering conclusion
after sixteen (16!) pages of documentation was utterly
astonishing. Despite the considerable time and effort
invested asking a febrile five-year-old whether he was
married or having consensual sexual intercourse in his
spare time, little to nothing was provided in regard to
healthcare.
Google's PR department is hands-down incredible. It accomplishes Steve Jobs level marketing miracles on a daily basis. The difference between Google and Comcast is effectively the quality of their PR department, which should help quantify how effing amazing their PR department is.
In the same way poppy juice differs from oxycontin.
Ask HN: Are we building too many apps?
- I have over 200 apps on my phone.

- I have over 300 passwords on LastPass.

- I have over 20 profiles to maintain.

- I have over 20 inboxes to empty.

- I use over 10 different messaging services on a weekly basis.

- Every company/service/product/brand is now getting its own app.

- Every app is missing features (offline, caching, multi-factor authentication, biometric authentication, OAuth, dark theme, form auto-fill, universal undo, real-time update, responsive design, voice input, assistant integration, multi-window, pull to refresh, deep linking, picture-in-picture, accessibility, casting, analytics, instant apps, customization, localization, permissions, security updates, mouse input, gamepad navigation, push notification, multi-platform, text search, etc).

Things are only getting worse. Are we building too many apps? Are we approaching local maxima?
My mom is a radiologist nearing retirement and from the time we were old enough to seriously consider career paths she would tell us "Do not become a radiologist". As she tells it, the reason is outsourcing. Radiology is probably the single easiest medical field to outsource, and more and more of her office's work has been contracted out to doctors in India over time.

She doesn't consider AI as much of a threat... but I don't think she fully understands the leaps and bounds by which software is getting better at detecting patterns in images. As a software developer, I know that my field is still in its infancy. I wonder what it's like to look back on your profession, knowing your generation is the last of its kind.
Oh ha, i figured it must be you i just saw the comment before.

And yes, damn it. Fixed
# remap prefix from 'C-b' to 'C-a'

Still hate the tmux devs for that default value, but hell there is so much good they did, so I can forgive them that :D
Video processing has been offloaded in PCs for a long time; the first "3D accelerators" were in the late 90s.
That’s strange. At Microsoft, project management works with the dev and design teams to define and order the development of features. Product management is primarily a marketing job and you might not ever meet one was an engineer.
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If both of them start fighting about who's turn it is to take the kid to dentist then I gotta say - why bother with kids in the first place? It is clear that both persons don't want to deal with kids.
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Pretty sure that using stdlib and trying to limit shell script in Go would help performance. Case in point, forking "du":

https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitaly/blob/master/internal/se...
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Perhaps I meant to say image processing. The ability to point the camera at something and make sense of the picture (FaceID, AR).
I’m stuck on the DNSSEC part with OVH as a registar, as they won’t let you add DNSSEC records if you don’t use their DNS. Not cool.

But your post gave me an idea to try, so anyway, thank you, either it will work or not.
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It implies that but in no way proved that. The only statistic it offers is the marriage rate. As if women are the only ones who select mates. Of course they are the sexual gatekeepers.

It makes me wonder how much single motherhood is involved. I'm sure many men aren't willing to start a relationship with a single mother. Not to mention single mothers have a different outlook for what they want in a man than a single woman.

Perhaps if we had a more traditional way of life, fewer women would get pregnant out of wedlock to begin with, those who did would feel pressure to marry, and the fathers would as well. However now it is practically glorified to be a single mother, encouraging these women that they don't need men. I think this is pretty damaging to everyone, men, women, and the children.
Curious why you settled for Postfix?

I know its basically the standard but its a pain to configure and modify. I recently started to work with Haraka and its so much more of a plessure (even thought i am no JS fan, i prefer JS to cryptic/ancient config files)

Just curious if you went through a evaluation process
Why didn't you just pay dyndns? That's what I did.
No I am actually serious, could you give specific examples of Google's AI efforts for surveillance, exploitation and corporate oppression.

I can think of many examples of more benign nature, e.g. strong go and chess playing AI, lots of algorithms in google photos, song recognition, Infrastructure optimization, spam detection, search improvements and ranking.

Or maybe you consider ai algorithms to increase ads targeting / precision oppressive or exploitative?
David Foster Wallace addresses this in his essay "E Unibus Pluram: Television and U.S. Fiction" [1]. The essay was written just as computing technology was starting to get to the point where it was clear it was about to be ubiquitous. For context, DFW is attacking Gilder's hypothesis that the decentralized nature of the next big medium will give people some measure of control over their reality, and he is using a novel by Leyner about a future in which everybody can slice and dice their experience of reality at will to illustrate his point.

"Leyner's world is a Gilderesque dystopia. The passivity and schizoid decay still endure for Leyner in his characters' reception of images and waves of data. The ability to combine them only adds a layer of disorientation: when all experience can be deconstructed and reconfigured, there become simply too many choices. And in the absence of any credible, noncommercial guides for living, the freedom to choose is about as "liberating" as a bad acid trip: each quantum is as good as the next, and the only standard of a particular construct's quality is its weirdness, incongruity, its ability to stand out from a crowd of other image-constructs and wow some Audience."

I found it disturbingly descriptive of today's cultural landscape.

(NOTE: Obviously fiction analysis != analysis of reality, but the essay has some very good points.)

[1] https://jsomers.net/DFW_TV.pdf
I don’t think that’s objectively true. Apple has been making deliberate tradeoffs that favour privacy where it would be easier and possibly better UX not to do so. Siri is a pretty classic example of these tradeoffs in action.
In my opinion, no you should absolutely do not come down in your rate because of remote work.

It is a perk... for the company.

Imagine not having to pay for office space? The company doesn't have to buy a desk and chair, or pay electricity to run your computer, or stock the coffee and snacks. And there is the added benefit that the work hours are completely blurred. There is no such thing as "work stops when you leave the office" when you live at the office.

Sure it has its benefits to you too. Easier to spend time with friends and family, less money spent on gas, etc but the company is saving way more money.

I'm personally extroverted (rare for a software engineer but we exist) so working home aline drives me crazy and I consider mandatory remote work a negative. I actually rent space in a co-working space (an added expense for me) in order to be productive. Some people use coffee shops for this purpose.
Thanks a lot for that! I've been running a similar stack (ldap took me a while to grasp) but without rspamd which I wanted to add. Your writeup is the perfect excuse to finally start with it.
I feel general ML is already extremely accesible. There are tons of frameworks that trivialize impleneting various types of classifiers. I am actually surprized it's not more popular. I think the only thing left is to make GPU processing more available or find a cheap alternative to expensive Titan cards (maybe Google's NPUs?) and not really a requirement but abstracting away some of the configuration parameters could help the general population that doesn't know or care about the math behind.

I can already see a future, a dark future, where pre-trained models on pictures of people are sold on darkweb and you can just plug the model and hook it up to some live cam in your area and stalk anyone. This is almost if not already possible today and I can't imagine Facebook not already having something caple of this.
The same issues apply for thinly traded "penny stocks", and you'll see similar caution about believing market cap numbers for those companies. For blue-chip stocks the market is deep enough that you can more-or-less trust the market cap number. But yes, the only "true" valuation for anything is what someone will pay for it, the only way you can get a real answer to "what's the value of all stellars outstanding" is to collect a bid and an ask on that.
I don't think I agree with the proposition that people need to be empowered to be rude at work.
This is an artist who signed soup cans. I'm sure he'd tell you something like there is no difference between accident and art when done by an artist.
All I see is you who are entitled. Sexes should always complement each other, not compete.
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So if a product is split, it's like a project manager with a team composed of project managers? Do I get that right?

For a big enough project, I guess. MS Office probably has product managers that manage the product managers for each component of Office. But honestly I'm just guessing at that.

when a product is made of a single project, then what's the difference between product manager and project manager?

In those cases you won't need/have two roles.
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If you use 200 of them, no. If you don't use 200 of them, uninstall the ones you don't use. What's right for you may not be right for someone else, but you seem to have organized your life in a way that requires a considerable amount of maintenance. You might considering evaluating whether all of that is necessary and whether you're getting out anything close to what you're putting into the use of these apps.
This article is geared toward leaders and points out that whipping out your laptop signals you don't think the meeting is important.
Who are the middle managers going to be managing?
Is technology destroying capitalism?
Is there really any point to webpack now that we have http2? I'm looking for a way to code split all the things and webpack is making that difficult. I want cache performance over download speed now that I've gone mobile only on data.
Just a random input. I use Cloudflare for this. Mostly because changes are more or less instant. I've used Namecheap and OVH before and both could end up with longer delays (~1h)
TWSS?
Saying a company is "pro" anything is probably a bit of a stretch. But Apple have made a number of public statements, and fought against the US government taking a stand on for the privacy of their users. Given the option available, they seem to take the one of stronger stands on privacy (for a company developing their own phones/operating systems).
The Strandbeast is a robot then? Or is a way to show environment dependent behaviour part of the equation?
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Well, not really: the PS4 still has a GPU, so it has two kinds of computing units where the PS3 had three. The SPUs existed mostly because the same number of full-blown cores would have been prohibitively expensive back then.
I'm currently reading this during a meeting. Hell of a coincidence!
The real problem with Google, Facebook and other social media companies is that they are two faced. They present themselves as information sources based on organic interactions and ratings of their users but there can't be any guarantee that they don't manipulate feeds for other purposes.

Even without an advertising model, we can't go back to a time without curation. People try to game rankings and ratings for other reasons. That means that we can't trust what we see on social and, more importantly, draw any inference from what we don't see.

Society needs avenues of unmediated communication. I don't know what that would look like for social.
I think this is fine but maybe attendees should be given a complementary recording of the concert as a substitute. These concerts are not every weekend down the pub type events, they are once in a lifetime for many people.
The PDF report gives some fascinating technical detail, linked in the article and at http://studioforcreativeinquiry.org/public/warhol_amiga_repo...
They refer to this in the article.
Very cool. Merits its own HN post, imho.
Sometimes a lecture is good though. If you want to teach someone a new concept, a lecture is probably better than just a document.
>If he were a white guy from Kansas named Smith, the Hungarian government would just ignore him.

Now that is a ridiculous claim with no basis in reality.

If Kansas billionaire Smith spent huge sums trying to remove Hungary's national sovereignty and force policies down their throat that the population doesn't want, they'd dislike him almost as much.

The fact that Soros is originally Hungarian just adds insult to injury.
Any modern PC is heterogeneous. Not just the GPU, but even full CPUs. Most harddrives have full CPUs driving the HD controller, for example (e.g. you'll find multicore ARM's on many of them).
I agree the older crime statistics are a little suspect, but it's all we really have to go on. And, yeah, the US was a much bigger and much newer nation back then. The Apache Wars and other associated wars against the native Americans didn't wrap up until 1924! Crime statistics just weren't that important.

> as The Wire taught us, and we all know The Wire is all true... /s

I could never get in to The Wire.

The very first scene of the very first episode is a courtroom where a woman changes her testimony on the stand, and the prosecutor doesn't: a) show the woman her sworn deposition, b) request an immediate continuance (surprise testimony is one of the things that warrants one), and c) threaten and then carry out charges of perjury against the woman for refusing to testify according to her statement. Instead, the prosecutor keeps asking questions over and over, driving into the jury's mind the woman's changed testimony. I'm not a lawyer, but I feel like I know something of courtroom procedure. This was just so unbelievable that it made me angry that the writers expected me to believe it. It would be like someone hacking a System/360 Model 30 from their iPhone in 10 seconds.

I understand it was for dramatic purposes to lead to the other witness's murder, but it broke my suspension of disbelief so badly I had a hard time watching the rest of the episode. I don't remember if I ever watched the second episode.
I may get there. Let's see what the next few years bring.
Why even let them leave the house if the world is such a horrible and dangerous place.

Seems like bad parenting if you're knowingly putting in situations where such horrors exist that they'd need to escape them.
Back in the 80s there was a co-processor known as 8087 and it was a different beast than 8086/8088.

I had a computer with two different CPUs 6502 and Z80 that could actually ran them in parallel.

There is nothing new about the ability to have some functionality offloaded to another processing unit regardless of the architecture.
This is pretty simple stuff, and the two ads for your book make this look like an ad rather than something not otherwise posted on tens of other blogs.
The frequency of needing to fix things versus doing routine chores is what makes those roles not comparable. Not that women also can't help fix things, and I'm sure some do.
In general I'd expect native partitioning to have similar performance characteristics as TimescaleDB. On the insert side lot of the benefit comes from partitions having small indexes, on the delete side from the ability to drop partitions quickly, and on the select side from skipping partitions based on filters.

Postgres 10 partitioning does have a few limitations and inefficiencies that will be resolved in Postgres 11. Partitioning is the most actively developed area of postgres.

Note that Citus shards across multiple nodes, and can then partition on disk using native partitioning, which is automated by pg_partman. TimescaleDB so far only works on a single node.

Citus can also run parallel, distributed SQL queries, perform distributed transactions, and build rollups tables in parallel, and is used in Postgres clusters with up to a petabyte of data.
"There have been a number of times when I’ve been split up from friends at large venues - not being able to text each other to meet up is inconvenient."

Dude.

What do you think people did at Rolling Stones or Zeppelin concerts in the 60-70's?

What do you think people did at Michael Jackson concerts in the 80's?

What do you think people did at Nirvana and Pearl Jam concerts in the 90's?

People have lived without text messaging far longer that we've had it. If this is your chief complaint, I think you need to think harder about the problem space.
What email server do you use? Any particular anti-spam tool? This is what messes me up compared to gmail.
I have never heard of a bank charging customers to receive money. I pay to send money to people at other Banks, but they pay to send it to me.
or at least _a_ solution
While the law states NOS (or rather NPO) has to be independent from government interference reality shows another picture, just like it does in other countries - Sweden being a good example. In both cases - NOS in the Netherlands, SVT (Sveriges Television) and SR (Sveriges Radio) in Sweden - these companies have a distinct political signature which is not representative for the public they are supposed to represent. A case study by Kent Asp, professor of journalism at the University of Gothenburg titled "journalistkårens partisympatier' (journalist's party affiliations) [1] clearly shows this in that the majority of journalists working for the public broadcasters identify with two of the parties to the extreme left of the spectrum ('miljöpartiet' (greens) and 'vänsterpartiet' ('left-wing party', they originally called themselves 'vänsterpartiet kommunisterna' (left-wing party communists) but changed their moniker with the fall of the wall and the dissolution of the Soviet Union)). While these two parties currently are supported by about 12% of the population at large they garner around 77% of votes among journalists working for the public broadcasters. Add the support for the social democratic party (around 12%, this is actually far lower than the support for that party among the population (around 20%-25%)) and it becomes clear that journalists working for public broadcasters are far more left-leaning than the general population. There are many other sources [2][3] to back up these claims.

The situation with the Dutch public broadcaster seems to be slightly different due to the way this institution has grown from formerly independent broadcasters but the results are comparable [4].

So while these public broadcasters are not beholden to corporate interests and not dependent on advertising - they are financed by fees and taxes - they do have other affiliations and as such can not been seen as 'independent'.

[1] https://jmg.gu.se/digitalAssets/1284/1284227_nr38.pdf

[2] https://www.svt.se/opinion/svt-och-sr-dags-att-erkanna-era-p...

[3] http://magasinetneo.se/okategoriserade/jo-den-svenska-journa...

[4] https://www.elsevierweekblad.nl/nederland/blog/2017/08/kan-s...
That's the thing. You don't have to replace every human in order for it to be scary. Current tech is perfectly capable of replacing 4 out of every 5 low-skilled workers, and that's enough to royally screw our current economic model.
Looks like I'm already on their mailing list. Must've been a long time ago. I hope they make it to launch.
> In regards to the v1 docs: we wanted to have a fresh start.

Those who inherit a old codebase normally don't have the luxury to start fresh, or sometimes even upgrade. The work and effort you put into webpack is selfless; which is great; and you should be thanked by users! Removing the v1 docs was selfish, and unfortunate.
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Politicians are already in the pockets of monopolies, that's why.

Look at Microsoft: their monopoly on the desktop was broken by the rise of mobile, so clearly by market forces. Monopolies just get replaced by other monopolies.
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Did not know Haraka, looks interesting.

Do you use it together with an imap server (like dovecot)?
George Soros is a menace to society.

Yes Facebook and Google are too, but it's in the hands of people to stop giving them too much power. Soros can go regulate a dick up his ass.
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Do you want regulations? This is how you get regulations.

Once low Earth orbit is easily accessible to anyone, what can be done? There are all kinds of intentional and unintentional misuses of such a capability.
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I once had the flu so bad that I could barely climb a couple of stairs without losing my breath. My heart was beating very hard afterwards.. I remember thinking to myself „Ok this is dangerous, I better lie down“, and I bet it was.
I don't feel like I "settled" for Postfix. The configuration is quite simple, the documentation is great, and it's been battle-tested for decades.

I have basically no experience with Javascript or web stuff, and the last thing I want to do is figure out some leftpad-style NPM package dependency while my mail server is down. Maybe I'm just an old-school Unix guy at heart though - running a JavaScript interpreter on a privileged port just doesn't sit right with me.
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C-a is a non-starter for people who use Emacs/OS X key bindings for move-beginning-of-line.