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Not going to defend Hasidism, but this article was pure contempt.

As CS Lewis would call it, chronological snobbery:

> Barfield never made me an Anthroposophist, but his counterattacks destroyed forever two elements in my own thought. In the first place he made short work of what I have called my “chronological snobbery,” the uncritical acceptance of the intellectual climate common to our own age and the assumption that whatever has gone out of date is on that account discredited. You must find why it went out of date. Was it ever refuted (and if so by whom, where, and how conclusively) or did it merely die away as fashions do? If the latter, this tells us nothing about its truth or falsehood. From seeing this, one passes to the realization that our own age is also “a period,” and certainly has, like all periods, its own characteristic illusions. They are likeliest to lurk in those widespread assumptions which are so ingrained in the age that no one dares to attack or feels it necessary to defend them.
IKEA effect?
Unless something is keeping you there, just find a new job, here are some reasons:

- If you reach this situation, you're more competent than the rest of the group. Nobody to learn from, time to go.

- "Management" is a big machine, with its own insider culture and politics. It does not change overnight, do you want to wait 6 months minimum for things to get better?

- Changing job is good for just about everything: career, money, knowledge... as long as you don't do it too often.

- Meta-bonus: getting into a job with better peers means tighter work-friends. It's not fun to be around people overdesigning object-oriented projects when you understand functionnal programming and low-level debugging.
The fact that this post seems to be engendered by a comment on a forum ("The pathfinding in the game is terrible.") reminds me of 'Designing Video Games is Hard Work, But the Millions of Angry Players Make It All Worthwhile'

http://thehardtimes.net/harddrive/designing-video-games-hard...
If it takes off then will complicate life for ops. Very mean.
People who are making conjectures about the effects of the app really do not understand it or how it was used at all. It's reach and impact were far more limited than most people seem to assume.
What features will make more sense for programmers?
But then you're back to the initial problem they're trying to solve, which is that some person will get a manager who's way too friendly and promotes too many people, while some other poor soul gets stuck with a harsher manager than never promotes anyone. In short, it's hard to enforce consistency across a company that large.

There's always the route of complaining to your boss' boss.
But I guess then Google would actually have to start to give a s#!t about their managers actually performing proper managing tasks. I can imagine though that VPs and their C-level would consider such mundane affairs to be far below Google's aspirations...
>Currently, almost all tracks on Tidal at the HiFi tier are 1411kbps (non-Masters) and still the Spotify desktop app caps out at 320kbps.

You cannot compare bitrates directly like that.

1411.2kbps is uncompressed CD audio, while the 320kbps is a highly developed and advanced psychoacoustic format that aims to be completely equivalent to CD quality to the human ear.

So it's not "getting less than 1/4th of the music", like some audiophiles claim, based on faulty or non-existent understanding of audio codecs.

Also, you are absolutely not getting 1411.2kbps from the Spotify Chrome app. That is simply a display issue, or the actual decoding happening at another step in the chain, and it's either giving you Ogg Vorbis at 320kbps or AAC at 256kbps.
Presentation app is on the roadmap. Honestly, I've been waiting to see how much demand there was before we launch into that.

And yes, you can host since this is a serverless app. If you go to the repository, you can clone and run locally or deploy to the domain of your choosing if you want.

The key thing to note, though, is that the app origin is used for storage. So, if you create documents locally, they will be accessible anytime you run the app at localhost:8080 (or whatever port), but they won't be accessible at app.graphitedocs.com. Similarly, if you self-host, those documents will be available at that app origin domain, but not others.

If you want to use Graphite and share files, the best bet is to run it at app.graphitedocs.com, but you absolutely do not have to.
I will stop eating processed meat, the taste is not worth it at all.
Just went through the html to figure out the js library that they used but instead found a lot of elements having the same id's in the page. Looks like the frontend was hastily written to make it just work.
Should everyone expect every transaction to be subject to clawback? Employees have no guarantee their pay is final, vendors have no guarantee their pay for products delivered will be paid for, etc?
Glad you like the product, Chris; and thanks a ton for all these suggestions. Let me tackle them one by one.

1. Customizable creator page was a topic of debate for us from day one :) You have beautifully shared the ups and downs of it. I've noted it and will bring this up in our next brainstorming session.

2. Haha, nice find. Just shared this on our slack. Let us see what we can do without affecting the design :) Thanks for noticing!
You're at it right now :)
My first class of my first day of college was Calculus I. My professor had been working on this project for about 7 years before that, developing a statistical model that could predict crime tomorrow using years of past crime report data. He had an early version of the algorithm implemented in an HTML page with three <textarea> boxes, and a button that invoked a JavaScript implementation of the PredPol algorithm. I helped him make the software better and more usable so we could get it into the hands of more police departments around the world. And then a couple of years ago I left.
For giggles (I work on OS kernels and high performance TCP, there's no way this kind of meatgrinder would ever place me correctly) I did the online quiz thing and got to the interview piece just to see why this was generating buzz. The quiz was easy and when I saw the interview prep I was disgusted. It's gamified hiring practice done in an outsourced fashion.. the kind where you are supposed to read a book that tells you what kind of questions a hiring party will ask you. I guess if you are a lousy engineering manager and want to offload and emulate the hiring process of something like Google this is up your alley. If you want some relatively fungible developers that can work on CRUD applications it may be fine but I don't think that's hard to hire for in any case.

Engineering managers MUST do recruiting - never let HR take this from you. HR can do clerical work, but they should have little role in search and outreach. I'd instead recommend finding new talent at local universities, mid level talent give recruiter like bonuses for employee referrals and poach from competitors, and extraordinary talent go look at commit logs of the open source software you use and hire people from that list. Easy, cheap, and effective.
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Running your Coursera (and all other) Jupyter Notebooks locally
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I don't know how health care works anywhere else, but health expenses can range from $250 for a standard checkup, which I just got (note: it's supposed to be covered for free, but apparently insurance companies are now rejecting claims willy nilly in order to save money) to $10,000 for delivering a baby, to astronomical numbers for anything else.

It really leads to a persistent feeling of danger, so yes, making 100k instead of 40k could literally save your life, or at least keep you from being an indebted loan shark victim for the rest of your life.
It really looks like an attractive proposition and solution. I will test it in the coming weeks and talk about it around me. Nice work.
Thank you for the feedback!

Will fix the typo :)
They pay around $0.006 per play. If you're only getting 1000 plays or less per months, that's not very much, but it's the exact same rate as paid to bigger acts.

But yes, absolutely buy merch and go to shows, and support artists through Patreon. For the sheer amount of enjoyment these people give people, I think most can afford to support their favorite artists a little extra.
So what is tricky about this? Global install is cp -r */ /usr inside the downloaded release folder. I'm probably still missing something.
It's probably important to note the Netherlands has a high degree of decommodification (i.e. a lot of state provisions), with the US having some of the lowest in the developed world.

The result of that is that distributive justice is a lot stronger, and the impact of a regressive tax system is magnified. A median salary in the US might generate unsatisfactory, whereas in the Netherlands even a below-median salary has quite good outcomes because of this.

For example, the median healthcare insurance expenditure in the Netherlands is about $1.5k a year, and healthcare outcomes are quite good. Tuition fees in university for undergrad and graduate degrees are about $2.5k a year across the board, with a tiny fraction of students being the exception like dental or piloting schools. Student loans are currently at 0% and set to go to 1% next year. Tuition-waving subsidies exist for children of poor parents. Childcare is heavily subsidised. Traffic policy and public infrastructure is such that a car is not necessary, and employers tend to reimburse all public transportation costs for most employees. Lastly, it just feels like culturally the Netherlands is slightly more sensible with its consumerism and interest in toys. Most seems to be spent on things with higher lifetime values, meaning the effective value of money seems to do a bit better, but that's just intuition from anecdotes.

In short, when you get your after-tax income, you tend to be able to spend a very large portion of it on things you don't really need, but just enjoy. Nice food, vacations, hobbies. There just isn't an need for a $100k salary for your kids to go to a nice school, have childcare or a good insurance, or a car to get your family places. Nor do you need $100k to cover interest payments + principal on 6% student debt of $100k.

That having been said, your numbers on Asian/Australian vacations definitely cater to a certain tourist. I've done a month in Asia on 1k, but I was 19. Similarly I could do 3k in Australia, but I'd be a certain kind of vacation. You AirBnb and eat some simple Asian takeaway like food and travel by bus. That's not everyones idea of a holiday. It's a different vacation from getting taxis to hotels and eating in restaurants.
Sorry about that, I really should keep an updated list of supported languages with the call to action download at the bottom of the article. Thank you for bringing this to my attention.

I'm looking to support German the first half of this year. It's currently number 2 or 3 on my new language priority list. If you'd like to get an email when it's available, there is a form at the bottom of the homepage that let's you fill out what language pairs you're interested in.
It depends completely on how good the uploaded tracks are. Youtube uses Opus at a rather high bitrate, so there shouldn't even be any audible issues from re-encoding.
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IIRC the max unit cap is much higher.
How is this free? From the FAQ I can see they store the data blobs in Azure. It will get really expensive really soon.
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Thank you very much for your nice comment :)
Those numbers are not true at all if you have family, or even 2 people where one earns little.

Vacation in Australia? For 4 people it's impossible to spend less than 5000 euro on just flight tickets alone. Expect to spend another 1500/week if you do it very, very frugally. And that's exactly what you should do - travel half around the world to have a mediocre vacation just to save a bit of cash on site.

To explain - I am backpacker, will never travel any other way (family or not), avoid any luxury on purpose (reduces the intensity of whole experience) and surviving with 500 USD/month in India for months was a breeze for me. But your numbers are just plainly wrong. You need tons of cash if you want to travel to exotic places, even really cheap ones (ie remote Indonesia).

Travelling properly is great but needs quite a lot of cash, unless you can afford to spend months doing it every year, which is unrealistic for most of us. Plus many of us prefer to have 3-4 shorter vacations per year, but still travel quite far and have intense experiences.

Then you have sports - I am not into snobbish activities, but I also don't chose sport based on price of equipment. Paragliding? More than 3000 euro for a started pack of used equipment (new would be more like 4k). Ski alpinism? Maybe 2500 euro for skis, boots, avalanche airbag. Not even going into clothing. And those numbers are for a single person.

Oh, and you want to support your parents because they live in a EU country where 500 eur is quite OK salary? You need cash.

You want to save for the pension, create a cushion for rainy days, retire early, invest, whatever? You got it, you need cash, the more the better. I have not met a single person who wouldn't like to do that if they could.

Simple, sad fact is, exciting life in many cases costs quite a bit. One should optimize since plenty of things can be experienced almost for free, but this strategy will get you only that far. If you are happy with little, great for you. I have certain plans and expectations from life, and they require cash, tons of it.
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Maybe not directly, but it does gain him new fans, which means more people show up at shows, which means he can get booked for bigger shows and sell more merch.
This is much friendlier than an insulting "Subscribe to Nature for full access: $199" message.
$50k/month may seem not much to you but a lot of us earn much less. I would sign now to get 10 times less that figure for life. Besides, that amount is well above the necessary "critical mass" of money needed to make it grow by itself if carefully used: just resist the temptation to waste them immediately in new cars, luxury homes etc. That's the mistake most "rich quick" people (mainly sport players, top chart artists etc.) make when they believe that money will flow forever (it won't).
But no one actually does that, and if you really did, you don't need Spotify, just buy their album directly.
Such a payout seems appealing in theory, but in practice will just give more money to the very popular bands since they dominate the market and leave a much smaller share for the others.
I also live in the Netherlands and feel the same. I make less than 2k a month and already don't know what to do with my money. That being said, it probably helps if you have a reasonable healthcare system. If you get ill in the US, you're basically screwed.
Haha, that's not a sad news at all. Thank you for such a positive feedback, Laurent.
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Unix tools have no trouble with space in file names. "-", "\0", "\n" and bad Unicode are troublesome. Lazy programmers can forget to put quotes around variables in shell scripts, but it's not a problem of the tool.
That does however essentially reverse the cost of operations.

Popular content is free to host while content that isn't popular is costly to host.

The more unpopular your content the higher the cost becomes.
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was the recent iPhone crashing on certain Hindu characters a presidence?
I hate these type of companies as well. My father has been deep into the Nikken scam for over a decade now. I try not to think about how much money he has spent on their products or how many people he has tried to get to be resellers. Its pure poison.
AndroidOne being possibly the most important for me.
just like with TSP - if you are willing to make concessions about accuracy, the problem becomes much more manageable.
I use node, npm, js all the live long day but the last thing I would want is NPM packages as part of my distribution. Maybe I'm being obtuse - but I use js because it's rough and ready. Seems to me that being part of my actual OS is not what it's for.
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Meanwhile I will be in forests... Kingdom Come.
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"GraphiteDocs" would probably work better in the long run.
No, here people don't think "how could you get a carrot to grow to the size of the earth", but instead, "here's a carrot, how could you use CSS to turn it into a recurring revenue stream" :)
Do you give discounts ?
The type system is orders of magnitude better than C, which can be used to reduce bugs.
I just love the clean look of this. Looks like a labour of love for a personal tool. Nice feature, downloading the full HTML.
Cool concept, but note:

I just tested this, and it is NOT a google docs alternative - it has no realtime sync (or at least, it wasn't working).

I work extensively on decentralized/P2P distributed systems and realtime P2P sync is non-trivial, you need to use a specialized CRDT for it:

- Here is an interactive animated explainer on how to do a P2P realtime syncing CRDT: http://gun.js.org/explainers/school/class.html

- Here is an excellent more detailed explanation of how such a CRDT works, by Martin Kleppmann: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yCcWpzY8dIA&feature=youtu.be...
I hate, hate, HATE papers or talks or anything of this nature that begin by justifying the obvious to the knowledgeable! In this case, "Why does embedded matter?" Sheesh.

Then there is that law of titles with a question where the answer is always, "no".

>Yes. As long as it supports your hardware and you are willing to put up with a less stable toolchain and less nature ecosystem in exchange for the safety guarantees.
> It really leads to a persistent feeling of danger, so yes, making 100k instead of 40k could literally save your life, or at least keep you from being an indebted loan shark victim for the rest of your life.

Right, that problem just doesn't exist in the Netherlands.

Basically everyone pays, I would guess, around $150 a month median for insurance, with a standard deviation of probably around $25. That covers anything life threatening and quite a bit more.

There's a bit of co-pay on things like dental and there's a mandatory own-risk of about $500 a year on certain procedures.

If you're about 10% below the median income in the Netherlands you get an insurance subsidy which tops out slightly above $100 a month.
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The borrow checker should be quite useful when using tasks and shared resources in an RTOS. Just closures alone is a benefit.
Puts historical cash faucets into perspective.. eg the opium wars.
Yeah, I guess it's more a criticism of Blockstack than Graphite specifically.
Brilliant. Physical ownership is still a thing.
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I'm more of a Downtempo fan, and I feel nobody does music discovery quite like Spotify. I've had a better than excellent experience in this regard.
> the maximum the banks will give you is a constant multiplier times your annual salary.

The multiplier isn't constant or fixed but dependent on interest rates. So there are certainly multipliers that work in certain periods, like about 4x now in the Netherlands. But that'll go down once rates rise, it's only a constant insofar as the long-term interest rates appear somewhat constant (or rather, sticky) in a given period of time. At the end of the day they look at ability-to-pay, and interest rates factor in to that, which are variable.
Is there a problem with cmake? Why are people still inventing new build systems?
I would make that form a bit more visible. If I wouldn't have read this comment I would have left the website and didn't come back.

Looks like a great app; while I'm learning german I will definitely sign up when it becomes available.
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I'm fascinated by this as a problem. I had an idea how to solve it. Books are not contraband and you can pick two random words from, say the Catcher in the Rye or to name a less controversial book, the Bible and use the first letter of each one to "roll the die". Wrote a small script that tries to balance the odds given the frequency of first letters of words in the English language (odds taken from [1]). Script can be found on Gist [2]. This can of course be adapted to provide tables for common probabilities (say 3d6 for example). All of the methods the prisoners are using is "good enough". Having a table that is not accurately 5% for each number should not be a problem.
It will depend on the books used as well. Sample output:

a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z
a 6 15 14 16 18 4 12 16 11 5 7 13 9 3 7 1 11 9 5 2 4 16 20 13 20 20
b 18 13 5 16 3 13 8 5 20 1 15 18 20 20 6 12 3 9 2 15 11 3 9 1 13 14
c 18 10 12 6 1 18 1 1 11 11 8 15 14 20 20 19 19 17 17 19 17 10 1 4 7 10
d 13 6 3 10 17 15 10 12 6 15 20 2 11 1 8 3 3 7 11 19 6 3 13 2 8 17
e 1 4 12 19 17 12 13 6 3 15 9 14 14 9 10 11 19 4 15 10 16 3 14 4 1 9
f 2 2 2 14 7 5 6 13 14 14 16 12 13 13 9 2 9 12 16 11 20 1 12 5 12 20
g 16 8 7 5 1 18 12 8 1 13 13 8 13 2 17 10 12 1 9 11 10 13 5 18 17 12
h 17 13 6 13 17 16 14 1 10 5 6 19 20 1 6 16 16 10 6 12 3 13 15 19 16 6
i 15 12 20 3 6 12 9 17 4 7 1 9 19 9 11 7 5 5 7 9 12 6 5 1 1 10
j 14 12 19 11 1 12 14 12 14 10 12 8 18 4 9 4 13 4 10 13 1 1 2 14 19 14
k 19 1 7 17 5 4 15 9 14 5 7 3 2 12 14 20 14 15 8 12 10 8 5 19 16 3
l 4 15 7 7 1 4 6 6 15 15 15 15 6 15 3 17 9 6 10 15 18 13 20 16 19 20
m 14 19 13 14 14 5 12 5 11 5 16 7 18 10 14 16 16 19 7 4 7 16 15 2 15 9
n 11 6 17 15 5 2 17 13 17 8 8 10 16 2 13 6 3 9 13 4 11 19 6 17 18 7
o 20 13 6 3 1 20 4 7 2 12 19 9 19 2 4 2 16 4 1 10 18 15 15 14 7 2
p 19 19 20 3 4 6 14 18 11 1 19 3 9 7 10 14 13 14 12 17 7 4 3 2 6 15
q 12 20 7 15 17 20 20 2 12 20 13 11 19 14 16 12 9 17 7 4 8 10 19 5 13 4
r 8 2 9 14 13 2 18 19 20 18 19 10 14 11 5 7 20 14 5 1 12 11 9 19 2 9
s 17 1 10 4 5 18 5 13 16 15 2 17 9 18 14 12 18 9 4 8 11 9 3 6 17 16
t 3 5 7 7 3 13 5 14 19 3 16 15 16 9 16 1 1 17 18 8 11 17 18 16 4 18
u 12 5 6 17 20 16 15 6 19 5 8 5 9 14 8 7 10 2 5 14 12 16 15 8 14 5
v 17 16 19 4 12 10 2 16 5 13 12 17 2 7 16 15 8 11 18 10 17 4 2 7 11 4
w 5 11 8 20 7 13 18 17 20 20 20 11 5 13 12 4 5 13 12 10 11 17 1 11 13 12
x 3 10 12 10 10 2 9 13 13 3 1 12 2 14 1 14 15 12 6 19 7 18 14 6 13 12
y 13 6 13 8 15 19 9 17 13 7 12 3 18 10 20 6 4 14 14 12 4 8 16 4 16 12
z 16 18 11 12 6 7 2 15 8 5 20 13 4 16 10 9 18 9 7 17 11 5 19 13 19 19

Difference between maximum and minimum odds: 0.004783609999999994

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Letter_frequency#Relative_frequencies_of_the_first_letters_of_a_word_in_the_English_language
[2]: https://gist.github.com/arnists/d23194c4c48880979ed0993bd3ec4b7c
What kind of phone do people have in emerging countries? Certainly not an Apple one.

I wouldn't worry about Apple too much, the market will become saturated in some countries after some years where they are popular. But in other countries, where they only use Android, who do you think will win the market?
Building an MPEG decoder, video and audio, in JavaScript, over years? Sure!

Using JavaScript build tools? Lol nope!