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Hey have a revised model that is basically like any normal hand dryer. Probably better.
Most people don't know (or remember) all that much detail. I've been to both the Louvre and Eiffel Tower and wouldn't have blinked at that sentence.
Depending on what you are doing, Perl's LWP::Simple[1] and plain old wget[2] are sometimes handy.

[1] http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=168684

[2] http://www.editcorp.com/personal/lars_appel/wget/v1/wget_7.h...
I thought MQTT was much better than XMPP.
Sorry for the delays. It's still not 100% automated, but it takes about 20 seconds to generate an Android Gradle project, build an apk, build a release apk, and push it with adb.

The next step would be connecting a form to it so everything is done automatically.
Maybe push the app to Google Play through their API.

If you register, I'll email you an apk within a few hours.

Feedback appretiated, thanks, Yuri :)
Are changelogs dead?
CloudFormation is really bad compared to TF.
Turns out that feed is too noisy. In addition to the stories, it includes an entry every time he interacts with a comment on a feed.
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> I review mostly for architectural compliance and "bad idioms" or code smells. There is difference between not like I would write it and badly written mess and many programmers confuse them.

This ^ I just had this discussion last week in a PR, if the comment is a matter of opinion, the whole team should agree and put a rule in the linter or style guide. If not every one is free to have their own preferences.
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Redundant systems are almost always good in aviation. The ICAO report[0] indicated either a system failure or user error resulted in the A/P’s INS mode failing to activate and instead remaining in HDG mode.

Yes, the old systems are effective. A lowly candidate private pilot must demonstrate proficient VOR navigation to obtain a certificate — not sure about light sport, recreational, or gliders — along with commercial pilots and airline transport pilots (ATPs). GPS is not mandatory equipment. Even if so equipped, the GPS can fail.

Yes, at least some of the redundant ground-based radio navaids should remain in place as backups.

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Korean_Air_Lines_Flight_007#In...
Personally I find YAML for cloudformation worse than JSON because of the whitespacing requirements. JSON isn't much better mind, especially once your template reaches to hundreds of lines with nested objects.

Recently I've come around to using Troposphere [1] to write cloudformation templates, it's actually very pleasant to use. You just write your infrastructure in python, and it will generate you a template at the end. The developers seem to respond quickly to changes AWS make to the CF templating language too.

[1] https://github.com/cloudtools/troposphere
The Air Force is jamming GPS. What if an adversary did?
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I've seen many theories about this. The most recent suggests ibuprofen might be a culprit.

https://www.cnn.com/2018/01/08/health/ibuprofen-male-fertili...
Why is random testing effective for partition tolerance bugs?
Given the demographics of the average tech worker - few of those benefits are things they will take advantage of. Cash is far more preferable for young people without children and major illnesses.
Ah, for that there's the Dyson Bolter®
TL;DR Laser window bug upgraded to high speed camera/DSLR using scanning delay between rows of pixels.
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https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/Add-ons/WebExtensions/Na... https://developer.chrome.com/extensions/nativeMessaging
Even better, go on record as having requesting a briefing from FSS.
I meant to type “$50 more”.

Thanks.
This article kind of changed my life perspective in so many ways. Till now, I always believed that Newton & Einstein were "otherworldly" scientists who never dabbled in earthly mortal ventures like equity , SIP, mutual funds etc. Now I realize they had to worry about their subsistence & daily bread just as I need to.
Sure. Load 10 seconds, start playing and then always have a buffer of exactly 10 seconds in memory.
There's a persistent rumor that "Scorpions", a German heavy metal band from the 80's[1] didn't really know English, but managed several top 10 US hit songs just by learning it phoenetically.

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scorpions_(band)
I believe that is something you’re supposed to be able to do with the Apple TV, once AirPlay 2 becomes enabled.
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The other thing the Dyson blade does is that it pushes the water up your wrist and then your arms, as you go after it trying to dry it out.
And I bet when/if Wisconsin stops kissing Foxconn's butt, Foxconn will threaten to move. And if threatening fails then they'll move. The Wisconsin/Foxconn deal is a horrible deal for Wisconsin.
Eh, bsd is a bit older than that. Raymond certainly caught the buzzword wave with "the Cathedral and the Bazaar" - but he wrote it after Gnu was started, which enabled Torvalds to write/release Linux etc. Raymond offered an explanation of how Free software could be subsumed by business.

If just some of Nelson's books had seen wider distribution, that might have helped a lot. It's easy to link to Fielding's thesis, because it's online:

http://www.ics.uci.edu/~fielding/pubs/dissertation/top.htm

And I actually think some of Nelson's ideas form a fine counter to Fielding's "sales pitch" for REST. REST is all about achieving high performance alongside correctness in distributed document/media systems. But as Fielding details in his introduction: there are other architectures that make more sense for what is effectively distributed computing: when you need features beyond what REST can efficiently support.

I believe Nelson had some compelling arguments for why we might want more. And if the contemporary Web is any indication, he was right. There's a place for REST-style hypertext, and there's a place for richer hypermedia.

I get as angry as the next grumpy old person when a simple Web page is turned into a single-page application for no gain and considerable pain; but I also see that there are things we need beyond simple hypertext (which we've tried to fill with: excel macros with floppies as the transport medium, java applets, active-x, flash...).

And there's the question of naming/cataloging. It's doubtful DNS is the best we can do.
Projecting on a moving particle isn't quite new. A quick search reveal that there have been projections on falling water droplets since at least 2010. There are also plenty of stroboscopic experiments on water drops which make them fall upwards.

I think having a controllable particle is a nice-feat but probably is overkill for 3D displays, you only need to know where the particles are so you can use them as a screen.

Although the 2010 paper project on layers of waterfalls, it's easy to imagine a 2d water droplet grid where you watch the droplets form and drop with a hi-speed camera and with a video projector you then project the right pixel at the right time so that light ray intersect water droplet. You can even try this today at home with a shower jet and a pico projector, and see beautiful clouds of red green blue rays.

It's probably a fun engineering project to get the right combination of liquid properties, size of droplets, frequencies, video bandwidth to obtain stunning results.
The HomePod already has eight speakers inside.
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(This is Chapter 2 of ANSI Common Lisp, by Paul Graham.
Copyright 1995, Prentice-Hall.)

https://sep.yimg.com/ty/cdn/paulgraham/acl2.txt?t=1517052332...
I am Polish, and my brain is actively resisting reading it in Polish. Had a good laugh. Thanks!
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Blogs had blogrolls ofc (some even had web-rings) but for the most parts: a bunch of years ago it was normal for people to link to freshly found blogs from their articles. That kind of flatery was often returned and repeated. The big search engines picked up and send in a good amount of traffic if your article covered the exact topic searched for and at one time you were even allowed to link your blog from the comments you posted on other blogs. While the later doesn't seem like much you would by nature comment on blogs in the areas you are interested in which strongly tends to matches the topic of your own blogs. This process scaled perfectly with how impressive your comment was. I ended up reading countless blogs because their author 1) knew their shit and 2) knew how to write. The [say] 40 k hits could be a huge % of regulars who kept coming back for more. Much more valuable than getting 40 single page view zombies out of google, visitors who may or may not have liked your shit. (Google eventually decided for them that they didn't)

I one time did a rather dull blog with tiny posts describing new blogs I found. (preferably using their own words) It wasn't a serious effort but got over 3 million hits. People didn't stick around but it was seriously cross pollinating readers between similar blogs. The other [proverbial] stay at home mum into baking cakes was just that much more interesting to the one.

I had amazing amounts of fun sending the "motherload" of traffic into 2 article blogs that started days ago. (If you knew me you would laugh how stereotypical that joke is.)

The proverbial mum was like, uhhh okay, I suppose I have to bake more cakes now?

Then when the blog matured other blogs would start to publish (much better) Articles about those awesome cakes. Even interviews happened.

I added 1-5 (usually 3) blog posts per day for a few years. Today there is ONLY ONE out of all of those blogs left that I know of. My blog died naturally, I just got bored with gazing over stale blogs and deleting postings referring to dead ones then deleted the entire thing.
There are security issues that stem from the crap UX. Ever set up an encrypted + restricted S3 bucket? You need to mess with AMI + KMS
I think these tests should happen military excersizes or not. In fact turn the entire constellation off for 24 hours at random periods once every few years or so.

The over reliance on the GPS system is downright scary, and I doubt we even have a real idea of where the second-order effects lie. What happens when all the CDMA towers lose clock sync? Are airmen still able to actually navigate? Etc. etc.

Civilian preparedness needs to be part of national security "training" as well - and GPS is one of the largest vulnerabilities we have as a nation no one talks about.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_programming_languag...

Objective-C? Or maybe Ada is more contemporaneous…
would've been easier to just migrate to k8s and used some kind of ignition/managed k8s (and maybe ansible, if things still needs some manual tweaking).
Dyson has always part amazed, part horrified me. he's become inordinantly wealthy creating products which are almost universally more expensive but less performant (however you care to measure) yet somehow has convinced
gazillions of people his premium priced products are better.

edit: I am currently in a large NHS hospital and every desk has one of those £300 fanless fans on them. what the fuck?
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I dream that someday Mozilla will fully commit into developing a similar platform on the basis of the Servo/Quantum. This would allow to quickly mockup highly parallel and fortunately high-performance applications based on web-technologies, e.g. Rust engine via WebAssembly and HTML5+/CSS3+ layout.
JSON is a subset of yaml, so if you want to just use JSON it should still work.
The comic that's suppose to demonstrate the meaning of the radioactive symbol.. I viewed it as a story about how symbols lose their meaning: guy finds box with weird symbol on it, makes a t-shirt with the symbol on it, walks off to lay around in the grass taking a nap, the symbol now some random thing sold on t-shirts. Like the three-armed-spiral icon that represents some part of a turn table my father has a shirt of. Most don't know what the is shirt of
... If aur uploaded the binary from the first person building it, saving others the need to recompile.
Check the Notices to Airmen (NOTAMs) for nearby airports before you go flying.

https://pilotweb.nas.faa.gov/PilotWeb/

https://www.notams.faa.gov/dinsQueryWeb/
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>I think dyson is so obsessed with trying to make money by selling frivolous luxury items that they can't see it's a bad idea in an environment with bacteria laden water sitting on surfaces.

FTFY.
It's a huge improvement over their old one, but still awkward to use if your shoulders are near or below the height of the dryer. Its vents are also angled to try and rudely blast kids in the face.
I suppose an air compressor is out of the question?
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Doh! Missed your followup. Looks like the exact same card and driver version are mentioned in Bug 1422850 (https://bugzil.la/1422850), and that disabling hardware acceleration should temporarily fix it.

I'd suggest signing into Bugzilla and following that bug so you get email updates when it changes status.
>>That's one of my absolute favourite things about Mac OS

Mine too, but I'm on Windows where none of this work out of the box. However, I've found XKeymacs [0] which allows Emacs keys system wide. It is not fool proof, but I've found that the movement keys can be used without much trouble.

Currently I use:

Movement:

C-b C-f backward/forward-char

M-b M-f backward/forward-word

C-p C-n previous/next-line

C-a C-e Home End

C-x h

Capitalisation:

M-l M-c downcase-word, capitalise-word

M-F12 rollup-window

C-z iconify-deiconify-frame

C-q enable-disable xkeymacs

[0] https://github.com/fujieda/xkeymacs http://xkeymacs.osdn.jp/

I also use TouchCursor [1] to get vim like hjkl movement system wide while Space is pressed

[1] https://martin-stone.github.io/touchcursor/overview.html
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I'm totally miffed, not one mention of my most famous ancestor and Van Dyck's successor: William Dobson[0].

So far as I understand (though it's hard to prove) everyone in the line was named William until my great grandfather emigrated to Canada in the early 20th and changed his name to John.

[0]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Dobson
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> "Because I don't have a lot of time to plan out the full requirements of my objects, it has been a great boost to productivity to just toss in an additional few attributes on unsuspecting objects, or quickly sort through a list of objects based on criteria that would require awkward reflection code in Java or C++."

In Java, sorting objects based on arbitrary criteria doesn't require reflection. Just pass in a Comparator to one of the JDK-supplied sort methods. It's not awkward. I'm not a C++ programmer but I suspect it's similar.
How I wish you Americans had just left them as "indices". Almost every time I read it as the verb.
Potrzebie was a long-running gag word in MAD magazine.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Potrzebie
That depends if you're the AI or the developer.
If you like httpie, http-prompt is a good add on for it, it lets you navigate through a rest API as if it is a filesystem (using cd for navigation), and lets you configure the arguments to pass to httpie for future requests.
Combine this with that other group that machine learned to generate fake celebrities.

Soon we'll be able to make 100% convincing movies without any real celebrities whatsoever. Imagine a world of no celebrities. No TMZ. No gossip columns. No infotainmant on the news. No faux outrage scandals.

sniff its beautiful isn't it.
People are actually pretty good at noticing that sort of correlation, to the extent we find false ones all the time. I feel like your "cancer in 30 years" scenario is pretty stable.
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The internal infrastructure of AWS apps are fairly guessable anyway. There are only a limited number of AWS resources and they fit together in predictable ways, VPC - Gateway - ASG - EC2 etc etc.

I think it's really great that they've talked about this, it's quite rare to hear about these kinds of internal migrations, and it's something I do a lot with clients but it's not really glamorous enough to talk about.
The air blades are really gross hand dryers to use. The first time I saw one was in a bar/restaurant or pool hall, forget which, but I gave it a shot and accidently touched the edge of the dryer which was wet. I stopped, washed my hands again, and dried it with those cheap chemical smelling brown paper towels which leave your hands feeling like there is a film of leftover hand towel chemicals. That was more preferable to the disgusting air blade. Never used an air blade again. And to top it off, they are always wet and covered in dried drippings of lord knows what.

The best hand dryers are those high velocity designs where you put your hand under the blast and dry them in seconds.
Agnetha and Anni-Frid from ABBA didn't know English when their first hit songs were out. They learned the songs phonetically and then learned the language later.
All you need is metal lip at the bottom of the door that you can catch your shoe on to pull open the door. All of our bathroom doors at work have these on the inside.

https://i.pinimg.com/736x/63/a3/a4/63a3a43a07cfaff22f0daf5f0...
And this is the very first page of the Internet --

http://info.cern.ch/hypertext/WWW/TheProject.html
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I just keep the paper towel I used to dry my hands to cover the door handle as I open it, and only then throw it away.
Seems directly related to Larry Wall's (Perl founder) "Laziness, Impatience, Hubris " idea: http://wiki.c2.com/?LazinessImpatienceHubris
which paper is behind deepfake?
Which other language shares Python's level of dynamism - where object attributes can be conditionally deleted at runtime, for example - and manages to have convenient thread-safe operations?
I think Toronto is the token Canadian city that Amazon is using to enable them to negotiate on a Federal level as well.
Hasn't there been stories here about the GPS signal near important buildings in Moscow being shifted 20 blocks or something? Regardless, after a second I'm totally up with it being messed up sometimes. If it never turns off you literally don't know how to live without it.
I usually just grab another paper towel or toilet paper to open the door. I also carry a small bottle of hand disinfection with me especially in the winter. I use it after e.g. grabbing handle bars or seats on the train. Comes in handy as I not always remember to not touch my face (eyes especially when I'm tired).
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>> If you're an optimist, you don't expect that scenario to happen. But
suppose it could - doesn't it make more sense to invest in carbon-neutral
power technology like nuclear and maybe help stave off a potential
collapse, rather than worry about a small number of the survivors dying of
radiation sickness?

Radioactive waste stays radioactive for a very long time and its radioactivity
is not reduced by the number of people irradiated. That means that for
example, a few (different) people a year can keep getting irradiated for a
very long time -thousands of years- leading to thousands of deaths in the long
run.

Then of course there's the issue of "a small number of people" looting the
radioactive materials from their burial sites and bringing it back to their
community, where others admire it for its fluorescence, use it as a dye or
give it to their kids to play with, therefore irradiating and possibly wiping
out entire communities.

Btw, this has happened in the present: see the IAEA report on the irradiation
accident in Goiânia [1].

Far from a fringe concern of "the anti-nuclear movement", safety of use and
disposal of nuclear material is an acknowledged responsibility of modern
nuclear scientists.

_____________

[1] http://www-pub.iaea.org/MTCD/publications/PDF/Pub815_web.pdf
Update: stack trace indicates it's trying to run a file, you can use -c to run some commands at least:

python -c "print 'hello world'"
The fact that it was a part of liberation struggle didn't make it not racism.
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Love Httpie! Such an awesome cli with easy to remember, natural syntax. When installing on new boxes I wish it wasn't depending on python though.
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CDN in front of S3, LB in front of Multi-Az EC2 and RDS in background plus Redis for caching... this is basically the infrastructure Hello World of an AWS application. From a security perspective, that might be new for script kiddies but probably any random hacker will assume such a setup.
Another classic from around the same time is Gigi Proietti's sketch[1] where he pretends to speak American English. It's hilarious.

[1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZO4EkyRNWww
It's ok for comprehensive cover because the cost to repair or replace different cars varies.

For third party actually I think you are right - it shouldn't depend on the specific model you drive, but it could depend on the power, e.g. you're more likely to crash in a fast car.

The point is insurance premiums shouldn't depend on things that you can't realistically change like your age, medical history, salary, marital status etc.
Right. It's literally blaming the whistleblower. "We created a high priority queue, but we're faulting you for pointing out the disparity we created".
Common Lisp, Smalltalk, Dylan.

And as I said, Jython and IronPython also don't have a GIL.
I live in Cape Town and I can tell you now people are freaked out and panicking. Every supermarket is sold out of water by lunch time. Driving around Cape Town you are accompanied by fleets of vehicles delivering large water tanks, and some people are straight up selling their houses, pulling their kids out of school and moving.

One of the borehole companies actually now runs a weekly auction for their services and the highest bidder gets a borehole! Pretty crazy.
I once heared radio news coming out of my electric guitar, pretty scary.
Interesting blog post, but AgileBits should have communicated planned downtime to their customers via email, which they did not. I’ve been a 1Password user for years and recently switched to their hosted offering. I know a massive infrastructure migration is rare, but that’s all the more reason to be transparent ahead of time.