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Debating this should bring up some interesting details!

1) Non-investors have more than that to be thankful for, as Coinbase has offered us a terrific front-running opportunity! Rebalances due to supply changes every Jan 1, and due to added constituents 5 days after trading begins on GDAX, offer great chances to buy with a guaranteed follower. And the more we buy, the more they have to follow! Like the high fees, these gifts to the community are of course extracted from investors.

2-3) You make a good point that withdrawal friction offers a form of security. By far the biggest impact is the fact that withdrawals are "quarterly with 30 days notice". This is the first time I've seen incredibly restrictive withdrawal rights listed as an advantage to investors, but I admit that someone sufficiently risk averse about their account management could see it that way. I still think it's pretty funny to charge a high fee for the inability to access your money. And, we shouldn't pretend that Coinbase's internal handling of capital is uniquely safe -- they are not SIPC insured or such, so a common brokerage account (with no management fee) has better protections against structural events.

4) Keep in mind that this fund trades once a year (plus once more when a currency gets added). There are minimal opportunities for them to exercise expertise in tax characterization -- not to mention that they don't claim they will, and have no incentive to under the terms of the fund. I also would doubt that you're getting a 1099 -- based on requirement for accredit investors, they are probably handing you a K-1, which as a pass-through might or might not simplify your reporting. And finally, producing the most compact tax-form ever would still be something that is done as table stakes for funds with fractions of the management fee.
Last time I tried to install python3 and pip on a Mac without root, I tried following 2 guides from the internet, both gave weird errors, and I gave up.

My "give up" was just install as root, system wide, but that's only because I have root access to my machine.
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Need a 2015 in title.
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Thank you for sharing these details. It's helpful to know details about aggressive therapeutic regimens doctors might suggest.

Excuse me if I am intruding and do please disregard my question if you prefer not to answer.

I'm presuming your sister did not follow the therapeutic regimen recommended to her. If this is the case, would you mind sharing what treatment she did pursue and whether she is currently in remission?

In any case, I hope your sister is well as she can be. I hope also that you and the rest of your family remain healthy despite your genetic predisposition.
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Why do you need a framework?
The cool languages themselves tend to have this kind of feature written in C "under the hood".

GHC Haskell Runtime:

https://github.com/ghc/ghc/tree/master/rts
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In this case there is more to the issue. The people who work for the Geek Squad are already paid for changing the state of the computer. Therefore, they are not reliable witnesses for pointing out illegal content on the computer, especially since they are profiting for doing so.
Well, no, not really. Sex reassignment therapy serves to help people who have gender dysphoria - that is, their assigned sex and gender at birth do not match their gender identity. As you can see in that definition, nowhere does the concept of whether they are "really women/men" enter the picture.
I think it depends a lot on the size of your infrastructure. I've used excel docs on a shared drive pretty successfully where there's not much to keep up on and changes are few.

In larger infrastructure setups (small service provider) we used a combination of netboot, SNMP for monitoring with Observium and Nagios for alerting. We were also a big VMware environment, so naturally we had a lot of inventory tracking available through vCenter as well. I found a lot of opposition to Configuration Management, given the lack of comfort with programming of some sysadmins (Windows admins), so that's something to keep in mind as well. I think mixed environments also can be challenging w/infrastructure as code, but I'd be interested to see how others get through that.
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Maybe get your ticketing system tied to repo and add reference ticket number form a system where whole context can be provided in a proper way.

"Every commit should be complete." and "Every commit should only do a single thing." and then make it in a way that someone could actually review changes. In most cases it is not possible, more often it is complete or does single thing.
ahahaha conspiration !!!
No, None of the other ones were really as good at the time. I haven't checked in a while. Going to my local PUG is what really helped me get to the next level.
They have guides on here.

https://www.reddit.com/r/BuyItForLife/
healthcare and public infra are both internal markets, where as steel is global.

Global "market forces" are not natural already, as other countries manipulate them; national manipulation is market practice. Comparing inner/intra and inter national trade is apples and oranges.
I think it's more that confidently moving forward without self-knowledge has more value than ineffectually trying to know yourself.

If there were an answer, it might be worth finding, but as that project hasn't found anything promising, there's not much value to keeping on with it.
Yeah, I wish they would update the SQL syntax to at least allow the WHERE clauses to be first in UPDATEs and DELETEs. Doesn't seem to be much enthusiasm around for making big changes to SQL like that though.
If you haven't already I'd suggest learning a functional language first, then coming back to modern C++, because much of the new features are borrowed from other languages.

Personally I started doing this then never went back. Seems most of the jobs out there for C++ really aren't that interesting.
> if you know some let me know

“This Week in Rust” lists explicit job postings. One of the latest companies looking for Rust programmers is a little company you may have heard of: Facebook.

That said, many places are hiring good programmers and putting them on Rust projects, rather than hiring Rust programmers explicitly. There aren’t many pure Rust shops yet, so they need a broader skill set.
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Also then you get people writing their life time stories in commit messages instead of writing code, good luck with velocity.
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I'm sorry for your son's loss :(

Downvote all you want - Doing this to a child that can't defend itself is horrible, no matter how much you think it is OK and for how long it has been done.
I speak from experience.
A valid question, but I want to point out that Buddhism (and modern psychology, to a certain extent) have been using this transitory, conditional model of the self for a long time.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anatta

https://www.amazon.com/User-Illusion-Cutting-Consciousness-P...
> The problem is getting paid to actively search for it. That sets up some perverse incentives.

It doesn't just setup perverse incentives, it's a great way for the FBI to lose cases and have existing ones overturned now. If Geek Squad employees are being paid to actively search for illegal contents on computers by the FBI they have become agents of the government and the fourth amendment starts coming into play - the FBI would need a search warrant for these systems BEFORE Geek Squad searched them or any evidence recovered will be inadmissible in court due to an unconstitutional search and fruit of the poison tree, it doesn't count as some anonymous tip from a citizen at that point.

Who thought this was a good idea? With this report ANYBODY who has had their computer searched by geek squad and charged with a crime now has a good argument to make to the court that their case should be thrown out.
What you’re missing is that now they have an incentive to go looking for imagery when they should simply be trying to fix your computer. And maybe even an incentive to plant evidence.

Moreover, I don’t see any reason Geek Squad would need to be in my images folder in the course of working on my computer, and I’m sure that, child porn or not, most people probably wouldn’t want their private collection of pictures being sifted through without permission.
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I've been wondering if there is an open, light alternative to RescueTime for some time. I don't really need their graphics package- just output an excel sheet with the data, do only _some_ data crunching and leave the rest up to me.
What in the world is a developer evangelist?
Lennon & the band did insist this was the reason, but c'mon... You can hear the psychedelia dripping from every chord! They knew exactly what they were doing. Reminds one of how Scully & Sand's legal team insisted Orange Sunshine was ALD-52 (LSD's legal cousin) to try and avoid prosecution!
Coincidentally, Pearson just announced a 40% off sale for all their C/C++ books (in honor of Stroustrup receiving the Draper Prize).

http://www.informit.com/promotions/programming-with-c-and-c-...
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My mother, and actually her mother before that, made modifications to the Nestle Tollhouse chocolate chip cookie recipe. Specifically, replacing butter with shortening and using just a bit of extra flour, while whipping the eggs a bit more in mixing. I watched an episode of Alton Brown's Good Eats where he made that exact set of modifications to get puffy/cakey chocolate chip cookies, some 20 years after Grandma started baking them that way. It's always amusing to see your old school process be supported by proper food science.
The effect, at least for me, is a wild goose chase trying to determine how the context of your post fits things like "Rohingya-cleansing". I can kinda see what you're saying based on some of the articles that come up but if you think this is helpful I'd have to disagree.
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The absolutely best way to find out your preferences is to try things, preferable in a safe, supportive, environment.

If you're not sure who you are at age 11 (which seems entirely plausible to me), then trying to be what you think is your true self, and seeing how it feels to you, is almost certainly going to lead you to find out if it is, a lot earlier than you'd otherwise get there.
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The other fork people mention in this category is Bitcoin Gold, which traded as high as 10% of bitcoin but is now around 1%. There are other spin-offs but I can't easily track them -- great idea for a monitor website!

It don't begrudge Coinbase's handling of bitcoin cash, because it's legitimately expensive to hook a new currency up to their framework, and nobody should be able to force them to do that just by declaring a new currency based on bitcoin.

BUT, everyone should recognize that part of Coinbase's business model is retaining all the privileges associated with holding private keys -- including choices about how to handle spin-offs, secondary services such as account mixing, and so-on.

It's pretty common to derive value from holding on to someone else's cash, so in other products (like bank accounts) some of that value comes back to you as interest, or at least offsets other service fees. Coinbase Asset Management seems to be targeting minimal services, maximum float capture, and maximum fees all at the same time.
Most clocks are thin, so it's easier to guess the placement of the antenna.
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Short answer is yes, but it depends on the relationship and the disease. For example, if a parent takes the test and is positive for a breast cancer risk genetic variant, then all offspring will have at least a 50% chance of the same result. If, instead of a parent, a grandparent is tested, that percentage drops to 25%.
I never used IAR, given my focus on writing safe software I try to be up to date to these areas, and ways to somehow write secure software in C and C++. like MISRA and Frama-C.

Maybe someone else can jump in.

However, I can tell you that in general proprietary compilers for embedded devices make Visual C++ feel state of the art, let alone when compared with gcc or clang.

Many of them are stuck in partial support for C99 or C++98 (e.g. TI), with no clear roadmap of future improvements.
>Possibly not, but that isn't the average price of a jumper. It's the lowest price.

As one who lived in an eastern Europe stalinist country, I assure you that the mass produced, single version of jumper provided by the state will be typically of an inferior quality that even the lowest priced free market version.

I vividly remember the way common western goods seemed almost magical before and shortly after the fall of communism. They were slick, finished and of an exceptional quality, the Pepsi Cola bottle seemed to me almost an abstract work of art.

The free market incentives affect production and design to such a degree that it's often impossible for a centrally planned economy to reproduce: the most inferior capitalist good is still the result of a selection process that induces large survivor bias, so even if the central planners are just as competent and motivated, you would still usually end up with an inferior product due to sheer luck. And once production is in motion, small inadequacies pile up without a strong and conscious efort to improve the product, to the point where people in my country were buying in 1989 a car that was in every way inferior to the same car built by the same factory in 1970, itself a replica of a 60s western car.

There are exceptions to this, particularly with fungible agricultural goods: when things like butter or cheese were available, they were of very high quality and made to traditional recipes compared to the more "efficient" free market versions that have copious amounts of fillers, adulterants and preservatives.
Read the text. The example on the front page contains both a \nu (frequency) and a v (velocity), and the tool distinguishes between them correctly.
I’m on my phone so I don’t have links, but the last few CPPCons have had talks by very prominent C++ luminaries talking about how to properly teach C++. They may be of interest.

The biggest message seems to be “don’t treat C++ as C with extra stuff, it’s its own language.”
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I see too many of these. Write code to simulate something and obtain an inconclusive version of a result you can simply derive and prove definitively using statistics.
There was a case of an old man who had pictures of his grandchildren on his computer. After a long and confusing investigation, trial and so forth, they finally showed the photos to a wildly confused judge.

It turns out that a handful of the photos were the kids taking a bath or running through the sprinkler. Charges were dropped but still.

Suppose you were a pediatrics student with various photos of children on your computer, or maybe you're a gymnastics teacher with a load of photos of your students.

If you have an overreactive computer person browsing all your photos, it may not matter if you have nothing to hide.

I'm sure people who get caught in these sorts of messes abandon Geek Squad and Best Buy.
Firebase gets expensive very quickly. And the interface it provides is unfriendly to certain types of operations. In my own experience, I've never kept an app on Firebase longer than it took to prototype the app.
"...Instead, so many people are happy to parrot whatever the latest talking point on the media is..."

In fairness, propaganda is supposed to have that effect. There are people and organizations in China, and in the US, who spend DECADES studying human psychology, human behavior, etc etc etc, just to be able to properly direct human thinking at scale.
You bring up a great point. I think a lot of people, not just surgeons, would trust their own experience and intuition over AI (at least initially). Not to mention the whole human characteristic of resisting pretty much any sort of change (even if it's for the better).

I think AI in medicine can be great, especially if you start using it to augment a physician by keeping them up to date with the most recent research/papers/literature on a given topic.
Similarly to how one should learn Italian or Latin if they want to learn French. It will be impossible for them to communicate.
They can't return to the old recipe because marketing demands the box say certain things about fat, sugar, etc. This marketing demand is usually greater than product quality.
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Price is one of two inputs driving market capitalization - the other being available supply. Since many cryptocurrencies continuously issue new supply, relative supply can change over time. The Coinbase Index rebalances once a year to track this change.

The other cause of rebalance will be if they add members to the index, which would also upset all the ratios.
The plumber wouldn't get to keep the weed. The police would take that as evidence. This is why the reward would need to be higher than the price of the weed.
I do not agree with "For video they don’t have the same expectation" - this is exactly my expectations for say Netflix. Now today I know this is not true and never will be, but I did believe and expected it a couple of years ago.
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> Perhaps what the USA wants is not really free trade but "free trade": new markets to sell labour-derived goods and services to and resource suppliers with very low wages, low standards of services and low food prices in order to maintain its (slipping) financially dominant position in the world.

This is a commonly touted criticism for the US by foreigners. I grew up basically my entire life hearing this argument. (I'm argentinian).

But I think it fails to grasp the political and economical reality. If the US restricts importations, it harms itself as well as it harms the would-be exporter. The idea that the US gains economic advantage by telling other countries to be open and remaining closed is just false.

Its like a business man telling other business men that paying good wages is the way to retain employees and then he pays below market: he harms himself with the hypocrisy.

Secondly, I am convinced that the natural state of human beings is to be mercantilist and protectionist, which means open trade is always a political uphill battle. The restrictions the US has on imports has been criticized by its liberal economists. But politicians are not elected to make good policy, they are elected to make popular policy.
peaced out? Like dead, unconscious, or just left?

(is it just me or is HN becoming more unreadable due to increased usage of slang?)
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We use Collins (https://tumblr.github.io/collins/) as a Configuration Management Database, Ansible (https://www.ansible.com/) for automation, Terraform (https://www.terraform.io/) + a bunch of homebrew for orchestration, Packet (https://www.packer.io/) for multi-cloud (and hypervisor) image creation and maintenance, powered by Ansible. Every since thing is committed to a series of bitbucket (https://www.bitbucket.org) repositories.

We connect Ansible and Collins through ansible-cmdb (https://github.com/fboender/ansible-cmdb), then tie the entire thing to our ticketing systems ServiceNOW (https://www.servicenow.com/) and Jira Service Desk (https://www.atlassian.com/software/jira/service-desk), and finally, ensure we have history tracking with Slack (https://www.slack.com).

As a given, we yank test the entire world. If it doesn't pass a yank, it straight up doesn't exist.

Whether it's bare-metal, virtualized, para-virtualized, dockerized, mixed-mode, or cloud - we 100% do this all the time. There is not a single change across any environment, that isn't fully tracked, fully reproducible, fully auditable, and fully automated.
Indeed.

I still haven't grasped Rust as much as I'd like, but I have to admit that at least it feels like every part of the language fits nicely together with the others, as opposed to the "messy spaghetti" feel I get from C++ (though this is of course my subjective impression).

There are things I'd like they do, like removing the Python 2 dependency for building from source, or actually writing a spec. But I guess that'll come with time.
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For future work, I would definitely consider NetBox and Collins as alternative options to GLPI.
Yes, popular = the thing people want to use. And it was my comment and it’s quite obvious upon reading again, that my implication is very clear. That's why github numbers alone are better because it shows what programmers actually want to use.

It's the same thing I've been saying to you for our last 20 interactions here. But I'll keep going because I'm not going to let you get the last word.

SO let's keep going I guess.
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Hi all. I've been reading and applying a bunch of stuff from personal development/self-improvement lately. Honestly, at first I thought it was lame but I've gotten real productive lately. Things like scheduling the night before, journaling, exercise, setting goals for myself, doing things out of my comfort zone, etc. It's basically changed my life.

Any other devs feel this way? Do you guys do self-improvement things too? I'm thinking of making a site or a blog or whatever medium works because I suffered from lack of motivation, depression, etc in some of my years as a dev. Something like good programmer habits or things we can take from other fields, not just personal development.
The most helpful for me has been to develop a solid daily and weekly routine. This helps me knowing when to stop so I don't burn out, ensure I have enough social interaction, take care of my health and keep my sanity. Also, having a wife who believes more in me than myself has been a tremendous asset, so make sure you have a strong support system.

When things get really tough, I just remind myself of my personal freedom and why I'm doing what I'm doing. Watching everyone else during rush hour is also a good exercise, especially on a Monday morning.
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