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Michael Tiemann used to say that he wasn't interested in trying to pitch to a company unless he thought his product (Red Hat Linux) was four times better than what they currently had: the costs and risks of a switch can easily negate the value of changing to a product that is only somewhat better than the incumbent. Unless Stride does something massively better than Slack, I don't see how Stride can compete.
Good explanation of Tardis, but would you really describe that as "forc[ing] sequencing by creating a data dependency"?
The original comment was about someone in Scotts Valley opposing urban development. Why does Scotts Valley need urban housing, when there are plenty of already-urban areas in the Bay Area that can continue to be built up? It makes much more sense to build up in front of El Camino Real or Caltrain.

I don't live in Scotts Valley, so don't have a horse in that race--I'm merely picturing myself in that person's shoes. Is it that surprising that someone who went out of their way to move somewhere far from an urban area, probably having to suffer a 2 hour commute because of it, would oppose nearby urban development?
Didn't even notice Leaflet there, nice spot. TIL
This is why older people don't have friends.

When you're younger you just wait for the other person.
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I've seen people run to strangers aid in the biggest cities on earth. Perhaps "aloofness" is just more acceptable to some.
That's not the university model everywhere. In the UK, for instance, deep specialisms start at 16, and university undergrad courses all focus on your area of interest or directly relevant subjects.
Unfortunately, that’s very inconvenient with React because you’ll have to start thinking about dom elements lifecycle separately of the react app lifecycle.
Despite the reputation of the Bay Area as a liberal and progressive region, the reality is that almost everyone who “makes it” here quickly changes their tune to “I got mine, now screw you.”
Doesn't fitness imply the need for sleep?
This assumes you could even get the bonus, and that a single bonus would be worth committing fraud. They're teachers, not idiots.
Your first link just redirects to their homepage for me, can you explain which picture it was?
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Though there are many that agree with you, all it takes is a small minority to completely block development. And if it's not completely blocked, it can be delayed with enough changes of plans to significantly increase building costs.

Why cause such problems for others? There are some people, even in this thread, that view the existence of such options as threats against their way of life. See for example the quotes in this opinion column about a San Francisco project in its 26th (!) public meeting:

https://www.thebaycitybeacon.com/politics/a-housing-crisis-c...
Come on, in your own example you provide a white lie to the person and tell them it'll be 30 mins, when you know that it could likely be longer.

This is funny to read in a forum of software developers :)
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Teaching? Pleasant work? I've tried it and it's worse than the ops job I have now. Very stressful. Even teachers I know agree. You do get long vacations to compensate, but it's not all good.
Oh right, forgot that they added it. But have never had a chance to use it.
Whatever time estimate I give you, I will usually be later than that. Telling you I might be hours late for a 5pm meeting will probably end in me arriving at 9pm.

That's why I find it best to have a reasonable time to aim for, and the people that know me know they will need to be able to accommodate my late arrival. And every once in a while, I might even be on time, though I do consider "5 minutes late" as "on time".

Yes, the people that know me are nice and patient people. That's probably a major reason why I know them in the first place.
Not just an evil, dirty NIMBY, but an ignorant, misinformed NIMBY. Nobody is suggesting that they are going to tear down the house next to yours and put in a high-rise condo.
I do think a percentage limit would make more sense in your case, but you shouldn't take my advise, since I've never built anything like it.
Here's a great article about people that are chronically late.

https://waitbutwhy.com/2015/07/why-im-always-late.html
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Probably not a tenth. MTV's population in 2013 was around 77k. Adding 100k homes would get the city to s standstill. As much as I want more housing here so I can buy something myself, the infrastructure is nowhere close to handle that right now.
Maybe you know it, but reading your comments it looks like you are treating sales/marketing as an afterthought.

For running a successful business, I think you should try to always have the others in mind when you work on one, because that’s how you can find product/market fit (otherwise it’s mostly luck, and/or you had perfect hindsight of your market).
I LOVE my pebble. I wish you would do a 2.0 to just address that niche instead of pumping it up with investor $$. Most current mainstream options are still "smartphones-strapped-to-wrist" as you call them.
When the sysctl net.bridge.bridge-nf-call-iptables=1 is set, bridged packets will traverse iptables rules. I believe this is the default on modern Linux kernels, but may not be set by default on RHEL/CentOS systems.

The iptables filter table has three chains: INPUT, OUTPUT, FORWARD. In a traditional non-bridge context:

- INPUT means packets entering the host

- OUTPUT means packets leaving the host

- FORWARD means packets being forwarded through the host which are not destined for the host itself.

In the context of a bridge, FORWARD means forwarding packets from one bridge port to another. You can test the simplest case of this with:

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by adding that rule, two containers on the same host cannot communicate with each other despite the fact that their communication did not require any traditional routing from the host. This is because the bridge traffic also traversed iptables rules.
I pretty much do. People can be very accommodating when they understand it isn't personal.
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I think the current state of affairs is an acknowledgment of the fact that we don't know how to engineer software systems.
When I worked at MS in Redmond, I lived in Seattle and my commute was 25 minutes. I knew people who had houses in Redmond, and their commute was around 5 minutes. This is not "the same boat" as Cuptertino and MV.
See this sister comment. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16425313
Thanks for the write-up. Why did you DIY instead of using an existing system like e.g. Prometheus?
There are pros and cons of each model. You probably won't see the cons until you experience it yourself for a few years.

Somewhere in the middle of South Bay Suburbs and taking an elevator to grocery store would be ideal. Somewhat like European cities.
It’s not easy to get an exact figure but you can fairly easily split out customers who arrived via an ad vs those that didn’t. Likewise it’s easy to split out those customers who arrived via cold selling
Huh, I got really lucky leaving when I did, we decided to ditch Madras slightly before 10am and got up to Warm Springs, where we pulled over and watched the eclipse.

Then, it was empty roads on US 26 as we went back at 90mph to 110mph till we hit Gresham and stopped off. Never seen my car driven that fast, but it sure did beat sitting in traffic!
No, read again, it wasn't "urban development" it was "renters." And that was truly the objection. It wasn't even a high density project.

This is the type of false exaggeration and straw men that is endemic to the discussion. And such straw men have to be made up, because otherwise there is no sensible objection to these projects. However the city council member wasn't being sensible, they were being bigoted. What was surprising was that they were open about the bigotry against those with less than <$300k/year incomes, usually there's at least a fig leaf of propriety.
You need to pick better timing and mates.
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I have somewhat similar experience. I shifted from a small town to a metro city for pursuing my undergraduate programme. I was alienated from the whole class for not being 'cool' or 'hip' enough to hangout with them. External biases made it really hard for me to make friends.

It took me time to get comfortable with who I am and what are my values. But still, I have an inferiority complex which hinders me to get along with anybody as the college experience still loops in my mind saying I am not enough.
This is crap. Here in India at least, attendance has nothing to do with college admissions.

One can study better from home anyway.
Also considering that it's a poor school, the teachers are surely not that great either.

This is a puff piece. If the teachers taught better, students would come. This just shows how broken the system of failing due to low attendance is. These kids obviously worked hard in spite of school and that should be celebrated, not investegated.

The teacher's attitude is weird to say the least.

Good kids but didn't deserve to walk across that stage?

The teacher ought to be sacked.
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The existence of a mechanism doesn't absolve HN of responsibility or guarantee objectivity, it just means there is a fig leaf of plausible deniability. Equating vigorous debate with a flamewar is throwing the baby out with the bathwater.

It is also pretty ridiculous to posit no link between the different moderation mechanisms. Being downvoted unjustly and reflexively is going to annoy commenters and make them comment back in defense. It sends a social signal that some view is unacceptable, which makes them look like troublemakers a priori.

It's also inaccurate to call this an overt feature, because there is no disclosure on affected threads. While I'm sympathetic to not wanting to stoke fires, it's fair to think the system is being gamed when I never see this happen to threads that skew in the opposite direction about a story that promotes the orthodox view. It will also create exactly the kind of unresolved discussions that guarantee a repeat until the end of time, as a self fulfilling prophecy.

The vigorous discussion should be a sign that people do want to discuss it, and I'm not convinced the flaggers and downvoters are representative of what the community at large believes. In the case of the Damore memo, informal anonymous surveys inside Google showed a very mixed landscape, in a company that skews very orthodox already. For a community that draws from a much wider geography, it is fair to assume even more disagreement. There is ample evidence of ends-justifies-means behavior from the people who want to impose their moral order on the tech scene, and pretending it isn't happening, under the guise of promoting reasonable debate, is incredibly naive.

If anything, these threads should be explicitly allowed to stand, leaving it up to individuals to decide whether to wade in, perhaps with a "keep it civil" preamble.
Associates cannot generally make investment decisions, and do not generally factor heavily into the decision to invest. A GP does; thus, impressing the GP on the 1st meeting makes it a real meeting. Impressing an associate on the 1st meeting is effectively useless, except for getting you to the real '1st meeting.'

That's how most founders see it, and why the advice of most former founders is 'avoid associates unless there is absolutely no way you can get in front of a GP directly.'

That's not meant to sound offensive, but it's definitely how most founders I've spoken to see it.
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Are you late the same amount of time every time?

I was like this, and so is most of my old friends still to this day. I still snooze and never come in to work at a regular time, but I've never missed a morning meeting when one is planned.

I just scope out my getting ready, the drive in, account for extra traffic and finding parking, and then add an extra 5-10 minutes on top of the worst case time.

I can't remember the last time I was late to anything now, so it's rare enough that it has to be because of a car breakdown or anything else extraordinary.

Everything that involves more people than you are "too important" to be late for if there is a fixed time set.
There are definitely more indian men than women in IT, by a big margin. But to take an example, Google currently has about 18-20% women in technical roles, i.e. 1 in 5. So assuming more than 1 in 5 immigrants in Google were women, you cannot argue that immigrants are the cause of the low ratio of women in Google. What we need to answer this question is the ratio of women among immigrants vs the overall ratio, something i could not get data on.
I think the article is awful, but I upvoted it anyway because I hoped it would create some fine discussion about the themes.

So let me try to transform this thread into something useful: what do you think about the current state of the internet and its culture vis-a-vis what's being presented in neuromancer and other cyberpunk novels?
The housing crisis in the Bay Area will never be fixed at this rate.
I said there's a vocal segment of the population that is hostile to white men, not systematic discrimination. This segment includes people at powerful institutions, and they're actively seeking more power. If they take power then you'll see systematic discrimination against white men in employment. Right now, other groups experience discrimination more often, but that doesn't make discrimination against white people acceptable.

I'm also arguing that working class men of all races, not only white, are suffering because manufacturing jobs have left America. In fact, whole communities, men and women of all races suffering because of that. Meanwhile we see how much the presence of manufacturing jobs in China is fueling whole communities.

I think both of those factors contributed to Trump's success.

The conversation also strayed to systematic discrimination against men in education, the justice system, and social support, but I don't think this has much to do with Trump's success.
I stopped reading when I got to the bit presenting possible anonymity as something bad that is only exploited by criminals and government spies. We should be thankful they allowed that (and it's not a "loophole") as it allows us to avoid countless ways in which giant corporations are attempting to undermine our freedom by tracking our every move on the internet. Luckily thanks to this design feature, it's easy to throw off their trackers, even though they work tirelessly day and night to invent new ways in which to spy on us.
I'm not sure I agree the implicit assumption here that humanities courses necessarily result in more, well, humanity.

In the UK, for instance, we have no requirements for a university degree other than the courses relevant to that degree. I was there to study computer science, not get a rounded education at someone else's insistence.

And yet most of the really rapacious, conscienceless, anti-human stuff seems to me to come from the libertarian and 'bro' fringes of Silicon Valley, seemingly despite the requirements to study more 'humanities'.
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> I'm never late for a flight because I know it will cost me money.

You might plan a 2-3 hour buffer and only arrive 1-2h before the flight. You're still late.

A 2-3h buffer is just not feasible for everything as the day only has 24h.

It's very simple, if somebody is 1h late to the D&D game you start without them. I'm not sure about the game dynamics, but they can probably enter your storyline after 1h if you're creative.
This is just an ad with some hollow fluff.
"The modern workplace, after all, seems to have a need for an ever-increasing number of tools that provide constant interruptions."
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A car software is much much more than just the MMI.

A modern full-size luxury sedan has about 110 to 130 electronic control units from simple things like automatically open the doors and the trunk, to complex things like automatic beam light control (detecting obstacles that could be blinded so that this area is switch from high beam to low beam), automatic lane keeping, and even auto park.

None of those ECU is and will be using open source for various reasons.
had no idea about this, thanks for the link. Its kind of difficult to put into words how crazy this is to me without hyperbole or cliche. Very much feeling of through the looking glass.
There is talking about being angry primary with wife and then there is not talking much except seemingly random outburst of anger or other unpleasantness. I think that parent talked about the latter, when you are annoying and mean without talking about why, but expect other people to be nice to you because you feel bad.
How is this special?

I used to work at a company that makes pumps with magnetic bearings. To pump hot liquids, we needed special magnets with higher Curie temperatures than traditional Neodymium magnets. Our high-temperature products had Samarium-Cobalt magnets and ran, if memory serves, up to almost 200°C.
So you’re saying that your 30 minutes is more valuable than mine? And that your hatred of waiting on other people is more important than whatever you were supposed to do? I don’t care if you’re 30 minutes late once or twice and you tell me, but if you tell me “oh sorry I’m late, I saw that I could have left on time but I’d rather have you wait on me than be on time” then that’s an instant way to piss anyone off.
“Is that true though?”

It is very real. And systemic.

When an unsubstantiated Docker or Kubernetes piece shows up as a story here, try asking a simple “why is that stubbornly getting pushed instead of alternatives?” and observe getting no answer to a simple “why?” while it gets downvoted under a pretense of being unsubstantiated, although the motivation for the story itself is unsubstantiated. What happens in reality is that you dared to ask a critical question which goes against ego-stroking and mob mentality. Or try asking or criticizing Rust or just mentioning Rust evangelism strike force to see just how much of an echo chamber this place is; it will be a fascinating psychosocial experiment on crowd mentality and ego-reassurance.

We are now at the point in our global societal evolution where why’s have become dangerous, considered oppositional, often considered confrontational, and that is deeply disturbing, because I’ve seen and lived through situations where such thinking leads. It’s a very subtle form of fascism in a different package. “HN” just reflects the wider systemic problems with group think dynamics.
It’ll be bundled with other atlassian products. Less hassle to integrate with those, one less service to log into, one less monthly payment, etc. Slack is possibly better for someone who doesn’t use atlassian products.

Also, many people use skype for business, and so slack faces the exact same problem.
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Was this near Fort Collins by any chance? I could have sworn I was hearing something similar.
> Writing "hug" won't get you banned from a technical community.

Then why did they explicitly put that into their CoC?

> Grow up and realize that context is important.

I think I'm going to stop here, because I don't like arguing with people who use condescending language to hide the fact that they don't have an argument.

It is obvious that no matter what specific part of the CoC I will point out, you will defend it by poisoning the well, no matter how wrong it is.
It’s not muddled, it’s used according to the definition of the word.

And in truth, SF’s housing policy does fall in line with typical conservative values. It protects the interests of the establishment, in this case those who are either long-term property owners or wealthy enough to buy their way in a high premium.
That's why you want to transmit all above the fold content before the exponential backoff really kicks in.

And prerendering is horrible on mobile networks — data caps are already insanely low, and this is reducing their usabile amount even further.

Personally, I test my websites and apps on a Moto G (2014) on a 2G network throttled to 64kbps, using the worst network available in Germany — and on an emulator giving the phone the entire power of an i7-6700, 16GB ram, and a 100Mbps line — and prerendering provides no meaningful performance benefit in either case.

(I'm currently still trying to improve performance on https://quasseldroid.info/, but it's as much as I've got for now)
> which is an extremely tiny portion of people clicking links on the internet.

... But a large portion of people developing pages on the Internet.
> I don't. I'm not sure how Google picks up on the fact that they're login walls. Maybe it's heuristics? Someone better at SEO than me could explain.

Google is likely following the redirect to the login page and seeing that the login page text isn't relevant to your search results at a guess. It's not a big deal if Google hides those pages but in Checkbot perhaps those are pages you want to examine so I'll need to think about what to do here.

> Keep in mind that this is pretty raw feedback and you know your product better than me

This kind of feedback is amazing so keep it coming! Knowing the first thing you thought before taking the time to fully investigate a feature is super useful because most users would be gone already if they were confused.

> but I definitely don't think the URLs to ignore is usable right now.

Yes, fully agree with that. I think if you're dealing with regexes, you want a way to test them as it's too easy to make a mistake.
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Super nice thread with inspiring thoughts.

My shot: Once I had a family with wonderful little kids I understood what 'quality time' really is. As much I enjoyed being with my friends or even ex-girl-friends: If I think back of what we did together (getting wasted, so-so vacations, mediocre dinner parties, boring talks at coffee shops) it's so much better now.

It's funny: I am very often invited to dinner parties (private and business ones). Every single time, I just don't want to go. Not because I am anti-social, not at all, it's just that I enjoy time with my family so much more—they are my friends.
I like your hack for Waze, I never tried it. I was convinced that Apple Maps would block Waze from giving alerts. I'll try it out tomorrow, another 30s wasted every morning because Apple have decided to shove Maps down our throats...

PS: What are your gripes with the spotify app? For me it sometimes takes a while to open properly, but once running it's not bad, I can easily access some curated playlists as well as my saved songs and listening history. The "playing" interface is pretty rubbish, but I think that's a carplay mandate.
> yet quixotic believer in the mystique of doing things by hand.

Dont forget fax machines in every office and the compulsive need to print bundles of powerpoint slides in every meeting for good measure!
It is probably even more drastic than that: a few years ago China blocked export of some rare earths to Japan for a few months.

This has led to several researchs aimed at reducing the strategical needs of these minerals in the Japanese industry.