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I suppose that any point of negotiation is a perk?

I mean, I'd work with a live band playing in the room if you'd pay me enough and give me ear plugs, so I suppose "no live music at work" is a perk? I dunno?
um, is this link correct?
I do and I agree with him. I think cars are much more of an eyesore than cute yellow or orange bikes.
Why is TCP broken?
Aww, thanks. Always happy to swing by the office and catch up when you're in town.
Thanks for the comment, but sorry to hear the price seems cost-prohibitive for your company size. :( Our goal is definitely to try and provide a solution that scales with different company sizes, but you're right that below a certain size, it may not make sense to use heavy-weight machine learning tools. Happy to chat at bilal@clearbrain.com though to discuss more about your use cases and see if I can recommend some options or even alternatives!
I'm fairly convinced you just used on online technical jargon generator for 100% of this comment. There are a dozen ways to spoof your IP address for TCP/UDP/SCTP/DCCP/STP/DTP/etc. connection (Even HTTPS - Don
t know why you feel this makes any difference whatsover).

Like the other the comment has suggested VPN's are a very effective way to to such a task...really any proxy system in general, TOR works as well. Hell, just have a friend leave a RaspberryPi in his house would work and tunnel TCP over SSH to it...

I'm going to use too many electrons informing you on the plethora of ways to spoof an IP address.
I'm not sure why you keep ignoring what I wrote, and I'm not sure why I keep replying at this point. A lot of trainers recommend burpees. They're not random Internet suggestions. They also recommend burpees because there are scientific explanations for how it stresses the body well. Perhaps it's not for people whose bodies aren't ready for it, but that goes for any exercise.

https://www.menshealth.com/fitness/burpees-best-exercise-for...

Burpees make everything burn: Your muscles, your lungs, and most importantly, a ton of calories. The exercise—which entails going from pushup position to a jump and back to a pushup position again—is so tough that performing about 10 fast-paced reps is just as effective at revving your metabolism as a 30-second all-out sprint, according to a recent study published by the American College of Sports Medicine.

In the study, researchers enlisted ROTC cadets for something called the Wingate Anaerobic Power Test: a 30-second sprint with 4 minutes of rest in between for 4 rounds. Some cadets performed 30 seconds of sprinting on a stationary bike while the others did 30 seconds of burpees as quickly as possible. The result: Both high-intensity exercises resulted in serious metabolic and cardiovascular spikes.

But here’s the difference: "Pedaling on a stationary bike is a relatively simple motor pattern, whereas the burpee involves some degree of agility, balance, coordination, and total body strength” thanks to the exercise’s multiple steps, says lead researcher Nicholas H. Gist, Ph.D., deputy director of the Department of Physical Education at the U.S. Military Academy.

http://metro.co.uk/2018/01/31/burpees-really-one-exercise-ne...

Laurence Hannah runs Metabolic London – a functional group training gym – that certainly loves handing out burpees, just when you think the pain is over.

‘I think if it’s done incorrectly – like anything – it can be bad for you…but isn’t that what coaching is all about?’ he tells Metro.co.uk.

‘If we as coaches show you the correct method, and then forget to stretch you off before you go and sit at the desk, then what’s the problem. If you squat heavy and sit at a desk, if you spin and sit at a desk, if you box and sit at a desk without stretching afterwards then you’d have tightness.

‘As long as you perform the move correctly, have the right flexibility and strength AND look after yourself when the training is done, THEN I think it’s a powerful move.’

One could say that the above has so many caveats. Well, no, the above caveats exist for all exercises, whether lifting weights, running, playing basketball, everything. That doesn't mean that all exercises should be ignored, and it certainly doesn't mean that burpees should be ignored. Patrick Murphy is making the claim that burpees are bad in the face of explanations of how burpees are good. The burden of proof is on him to explain why they're bad, as well as anyone on who cites him.
Do you even know the OSI-model? Yes QUIC is a protocol, but not on the same layer as IPv6. So the comparison is useless.
This should be getting more upvotes. Very cool, straight to the point, nice UI.
That's interesting, hadn't heard that before. The combination of Amazon et als buying power could potentially drive out some of that inefficiency as they negotiate lower premiums and payers lower prices by cutting some of the "fluff"
Great article, thanks for sharing!
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Yeah, but those 6 months you spent on getting the ocean waves in the background, for that 15 second cut scene, just right are the best 6 months ever. :)
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I guess I'm still missing something here. In bash you can type the first couple of characters of a command and the PGUP (or whatever key you map for this) and it searches backwards through your history for matching commands. What does fish do differently?
I have worked for companies that use g-suite. This is a paid product targeted towards businesses that tracks end users.
I’m very well aware of all of that - I read math books in my spare time, had a very interesting social life when I had the time for it, and had a very beautiful and amazing woman in my life at the time.

I had a few months shipping a project where work alone, before studying in spare time, hit about 80. I was not at a great company but was bumped up very high compared to the rest of the new grads and put at the helm of an important project for the company... it was a great career opportunity and I had to get a lot done. Working 80 hours is a bragging right only for a fool. I would do it again in a heartbeat if I owned the company, had a big slice in it, or something like that. However, aside from all of that, looking at my thoughts and actions and all that- staring at a computer screen figuring out logical patterns for 16 hours/day in a cubicle without any meetings is kinda fun- but it’s its own certain kind of madness. Would not put myself into that exact situation again.
yes, a/b testing optimizes for an average user that dosent exist, and everyone is unhappy with.
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I look at this as a first step towards understanding the complexity of Healthcare in US with the goal to ultimately make health care more affordable to them and their employees. This may end up being nothing which is why the tone in the announcement was a bit on the “let’s see what happens”. This could also be a cool move by Bezo to bolster up his image as lately the media is hyper focused on tech companies.
Are you saying that Apple copied Windows Mobile UI for its first Iphone?
Whale products are no longer used as sustenance, they are a delicacy. Stopping the hunting of whales would not cause anyone (except those who sell whale meat) to suffer or go hungry.
Email is still the most compatible system with ... literally everthing.
Use TCP on a lossy network. Keep adding more users till you are using a majority of the bandwidth. Watch the network fail in congestion collapse.
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> This year has really been amazing for enthusiasts.

I mean, graphics card prices have been pretty horrific, but I agree on the CPU side.
It could happen:

https://github.com/dcantrell/pycoreutils
https://github.com/davidfischer/pycoreutils

http://u-root.tk/ does that for Go.
cool. I see you've added it to the wiki.

You should probably mention it with the #scuttlebutt tag as well as just saying hello in #new-people :)
Imagine the combination of Orcas and/or other animals with artificial intelligence /cloud hookups, same as for humans. Certainly will be an interesting world...
I guess A/B testing will tell you if the horse will become faster if you change from iron shoes to carbon fiber ones.

A/B testing won’t ever get you a Tesla from a horse.
Looks good in Firefox on Windows. I'm not on a high DPI monitor, which can certainly mess things up.

Taking a screenshot and zooming in with a pixel grid, the 'i' on comedian is antialiased to 3 pixels in total wide, though the 2 on the side are very light. Firefox is 2 pixels wide, but both columns are dark. Chrome is also 2 pixels wide, but the columns are rather lightly colored.

(Windows' native font antialiasing is amazing, I'm sad all apps don't use it...)
I haven't asked anybody for permission, yet email still works. Just follow the basics. Reverse DNS, SPF and DKIM will instantly grant you a place in non-spam.
It is one layer above IPv6, but what difference does that make? It's an improvement over an existing protocol to solve real problems.

I don't think anyone can really know the OSI model. I know I frequently use HTTP as a Transport Layer protocol myself, so you got me there. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Yay! I hope effectively, and with legal backing where necessary to make it stick.
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I still can't see this working. People like me, who absolutely love bike commuting, we can't stop our bikes from getting stolen

Isn't that what will make bike sharing popular? I own several bikes (including a somewhat expensive one), but when I want to bike downtown, I take one of the bike-share bikes from in front of the apartment complex next door. That way I don't need to worry about locking it or having it be stolen (and so far, there has always been a bike waiting for me when it was time to bike home).
I still get little shivers thinking about paperclip audits.
Isn't this basically how Kaiser got started?
/pedantic

Everyone's desktop environment is a shell.

But any shell you like is suitable for that use case since it doesn't have to be compatible with anything other than your fingers.
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They have a relationship that spans decades, with a very successful joint venture in FujiZerox, so they seem like a natural acquirer.
highlighted portions which seem overly broad. Are these pretty standard in the industry? These are required to use certain core features of Simple Bank.
I agree with your first line. I'm a coder (sometimes a game coder, even) and I'm all for giving credit where credit is due, but the main programmer on a game isn't the game's "creator". The software which renders the sprites and plays the sound effects is the game engine, and Brevik is undoubtedly the game engine creator, but the actual game itself is in the story and characters and game mechanics and challenges that the player experiences while playing the game. These are created by the game designers (both gameplay and artwork), and it's these people, if anyone, who are the "creators" of a game.
How will they move the payments from employers to employees? The insurance model and the tax treatment of benefits haven't changed.
Stay a while and listen...

I loved Diablo 1!
No time tracker is easy enough when compared to automated tracking [1].

1. https://wakatime.com
Counterpoint: I'd rather see Ads about things I'm interested in than things I'm not interested in. So by that metric, Facebook is far better than generic Ads I see on TV.
I suggest you view your site on a mobile device then adjust some things. Very nice app. Great work. :)
Well, POSIX is pretty similar to what I mean, but it has a lot of low level stuff and I doubt that Microsoft has any ambitions to transform Windows into a POSIX compatible OS.

I thought more about a higher level standard like adding Python, Lua or Qt to every installation by default. As some of those things are pretty heavy I doubt that it would be a wise choice to include them in POSIX.

Just imagine a world were you could simply write a small python script which would start a complete GUI application on different platforms without any additional installation procedures. To my knowledge that is not possible today. AFAIK the only way today is to bundle the dependencies, but that has a lot of negative effects.
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I've only had $500 bikes but never had any problems with theft in DC or SF. Left it overnight in DC many times too.
> other insurers seem to delight in creating mini single business pools

How so? How could they create a large pool? They can't force individuals to choose their company.

> None of the large insurers also seem effective in price controlling via pooling drug purchases of their customers either

How do you know what your insurance is paying vs what individuals pay?
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>primarily genetically determined

Even this statement isn't as absolute as you seem to think it is. Your genes may or may not express based on the environment in which you grow up. Primarily genetically determined doesn't make sense, since genes aren't working in a vacuum.
That's true and it needs to be dealt with, but OP definitely is speaking outside of their domain of knowledge because Tumblr was always drowning in porn. OP didn't specifically mention bots which leads me to believe they are speaking of porn in general.

At boarding school many moons ago, we all used Tumblr to get our rocks off because most porn sites were blocked.
What happens when you leave one of these locked in the Tenderloin? I don't think I'd want to be next rider.
“65% of children in school today will have jobs that don’t currently exist.”
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"Not-for-profit" simply means than profits pass through to management employees (who would otherwise be owners if it were for-profit) and supporting members (like the NFL). It says very little about overall revenue-vs-costs
I'm still waiting for QUIC support for nginx.
I could be wrong but I think what you are describing is technically "masking"

To me "spoofing" implies packet shaping.

I tried to find a good definitive difference between the two and couldn't find one. So as I said, could definitely be wrong.
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MTA-STS is pretty ill-conceived. In essence it mandates that compliant MTAs also run a concurrent web service. The authors do not explain why this is useful instead of the simpler approach -- enhance SMTP to reject mail on port 25 with a NEEDS-TLS error, then fall back to implicit TLS (what port 465 was originally for).
I read HN exclusively. Sometime the gist is in comments and sometimes I check the submission. I research anything of interest and new stuff I have a no clue about.

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I see just a question, nothing "nitpicky dismissive" ? Has the comment been edited into a more neutral tone ?
I’ve often wondered how much cheating goes on in TCP and who would notice.

Many years ago my company made a VPN which tunneled through TCP† specifically designed for heavily loaded networks. I changed the Linux kernel to cap our back off time to something like 2 seconds because getting to a 2 minute back off just sucks badly when you are encapsulating a bunch of streams. Happy customers. Happy us, no more “the VPN hangs” complaints.

␄

† Yes, "don't do that", but when you have a mission critical unchangeable protocol sending enormous multi fragment UDP datagrams over a network path with a 10% packet loss rate, something has to give.
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>> All content received is automagically re-distributed by default

> you only host [...] things that you have recently requested

Thank you for taking the time to correct my misunderstanding, but is this not restating what I wrote?

Or are you rejecting the other portion of the comment discussing caching popular content (never requested/received)?
Restricted bash? You will need the cooperation of your SSH server to fully lock it down but it gives you the tools.

https://www.gnu.org/software/bash/manual/html_node/The-Restr...
That’s a non sequitor, not a counterpoint to the matter of how manipulative and effective from the POV of the advertiser ads are today vs on tv.
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Apples and oranges comparison. Go is much closer to chess than it is to recognizing sarcasm.
Why? It has a few tell-tale word choices, and image recognition would indicate that the stamp images are "wrong" and/or correlated to humor memes.
Especially Show HN. Perhaps I shouldn't be too harsh as I've never personally released a product before, but over half of Show HN's leave me asking the question "what is the actual product" and even more "what is the utility of this product."
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> "We made changes to show fewer viral videos to make sure people's time is well spent. In total, we made changes that reduced time spent on Facebook by roughly 50 million hours every day."

Weren't the changes to the news feed just announced? This sounds like spin. They planned all along for people to stop using our service. Right.
Generally the ones who play up their patents are the ones doing the least interesting research.
Even humans have great difficulty discerning sarcasm in text. Poe's law is the famous statement that sarcasm is not distinguishable once the Overton window is sufficiently wide.
Interesting that for such an inexpensive but specialized hardware device it still has a "phone home on boot" feature.

Given what this device does compared to a 3d printer (xyz axis movement, suction head, part reel incrementer, webcam + identification software), it seems like a sufficiently motivated hobbyist could come up with something passably similar in the same price ballpark.
Looks like a Terraria clone.
Internet traffic or web traffic? Last I saw, Netflix and streaming video were the biggest slices of the pie.
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What you do see is people abandoning the "prototype languages". At least twice a year HN has a story where some company dropped Python, Ruby, etc. in favor for Java. They didn't just port to the VM for Jython or JRuby. They re-made the whole thing in Java.

Why not skip this step and just use Java. Yes, there's great tooling that makes Java easy to use. That's the point. You don't have to use JavaBeans for JSON. Expose the properties as public. Jackson's got your back.

Fundamentally, a good design has bounded contexts. The web API should not directly expose your domain objects to the Internet. There should be a mapping between the service boundary to at least the use case boundary. Exposed properties are find for DTOs like JSON bodies. Map those to your domain objects via a translator and you're good. A lot of bulk drops with this approach.

As a language, yes Java is a bulky. But it's wonderfully readable. I know what type a variable is without having to dumpster dive into the method invocation (looking at you Python and Go). I can know directly through a type hierarchy which components implement an interface. In Go you have to explicitly set the supposed implementation to a throwaway variable just to have the compiler tell you if it works. Yes, checked exceptions are a pain. We know that. When it came out, it was a theoretical good. Unlike Go, at least you can wrap a checked exception with a runtime and move on with your code.

To this day Java is the balanced language between performance and usability (along with C#). It is showing its age. It does need some renovation, but on the whole it's a fine language to do new things.
I'm not trying to start a debate here. It's obvious from your posts that you don't have any particular knowledge of AMD's console dealings, or even console dealings in general. You only speak to generalities which are well known among even casual observers of the industry. None of what you've said specifically refutes the original claim. I know you don't have any grounds to speak with any authority on the matter, and you know it too if you're honest with yourself.
Cool stuff. I've been using Google app scripts at work and they're very under utilized Imo.
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I trust many more details of the secrets of my life to computers than people. Computers are smarter than people in many areas, so sarcasm that only a computer recognizes is not a problem for sarcasm.
Do you have a source backing on $19K?
Is finding bike parking a problem there? If not, why does it matter? "Abusing" is a strong word. How about "using them for what they were made to do without breaking any law or social contract".
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These numbers take that into account - mouse over the device name on whattomine.com to see what mods/settings they're using for each device, f.ex the 570/580 use the Eth bios mod and 1100/2000 with a 0.2V undervolt. Pascal cards are undervolted as well. Without those mods you are going to use even more power and/or get a much lower hashrate (particularly on Vega).

Again: AMD is way, way behind on efficiency and has been since Maxwell. There are a few algos they do well on, but on the whole they are roughly a generation to a generation-and-a-half behind NVIDIA (Vega 56 is roughly as fast and efficient as a 980 Ti). You buy them because they're cheap for the hashrate, not because they're efficient. Think cheap-and-nasty here.

The thing with AMD power measurements that you have to be real careful of is that AMD's sensor is only reading the core power, not any power spent on memory or any losses in the VRMs, and they do it very inaccurately (and don't account for efficiency/etc). So you should be taking people's chatter on Reddit with a big grain of salt - unless you are measuring the power at the wall, or using a digital PSU, you are probably getting figures that are ~40W low, and potentially have 20% variation or so from the actual figure. Anyone using GPU-Z to measure their card is doing it wrong.

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Do you run into a lot of people selling your address? I do similar stuff and have found only 2 occasions over about a decade where I got an email from someone else (not counting spam from the company who the address was created for)
There's also Anaconda, Dominodatalab, R-Brain, Kyso (currently in the Techstars NYC '18 program) - disclaimer, I'm part of this project.
How many of them have turned it into a viable product with after market support and a commitment to ongoing development?
You are likely not fooling anyone with your sarcasm.
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