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> SECRET SAUCE HERE: The key here was to actually write the program even if I was sure I had nothing to learn from it because the feature in question was so conceptually simple: you think you know something, but then when you go to actually type it in, you find out whether know it was well as you thought you did.

This is what I've done in my admittedly small time of programming. I have Learn Python the Hard Way and whenever I'm in between my personal projects, I grab one of the beginning chapters and just redo it. Rote memorization is not easy for me, but the more I do something over and over, the more engrained it is and the easier it is for me to recall and build on later for different things.
The evaluation and interview processes tend to be far more one-sided the other way. It's not a matter of which 3 of 100 employers you want to work for, but which 3 of 100 employers will even consider interviewing you at the compensation you want.

This is true even for hot-shot CS and CompE graduates. You will have to experience the door slammed in your face in this process. The more you yearn for a particular company, the more likely it is to happen, and to hurt. It's unpleasant. Expect it.

Larger company culture probably ends up toward the bottom of most people's like/dislike list when it comes to employment. Your immediate social culture in the company is far more important and applicable, and large companies that suck in general can have islands of paradise within them, and the reverse is true too.

Your heart will tell you if it's a bad fit. You'll get depressed and you'll question your life decisions. It's the only metric that truly matters. That's the only way you'll know- even good friends may thrive in an environment next to one you'll wilt in.

The good news is a miserable job looks as good as a wonderful one on a CV, and to keep raking in the Euros (and I would argue, to be above average in your field), you'll need to job hop at least a bit.
I won't out any, but while the rules are there, many deals take place using very thinly veiled codewords. Craigslist, mocospace, facebook, letgo, etc all have pretty blatant drug selling in the open as well.
Yes you have a concept of an object based on all your memories across all senses. It takes all of your senses and their multiple sources to form concepts.
> Many cryptographers and organizations, including the US Government, have recommended for a long time that people migrate from older "big prime cryptography" based cryptosystems to ECC based cryptosystems for increased security.

Personally I'd stay away from NIST recommended curves for long term keys (as used in OpenPGP). Ed25519 looks nice and there is experimental support for it in gnupg but it's not post quantum unfortunately.
One counter example does not refute the averages across the industry. Makes me happy that you're on the good side though :)
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...and the EU, for all its many faults, has been quite successful restraining the worst of those tendencies, and balancing the needs of citizens.
This almost sounds like a mild manic swing followed by a crash.
I love your explanation of how to arrive at the vector transformation function. You might enjoy reading an article I wrote a few years ago that touches on maxtrix/vector computation of linear recurrences:
http://aperiodical.com/2014/06/discovering-integer-sequences...

Not as detailed as your post though. Thanks for a great write up!
Purely anecdotal, but same story here. D3 only, vegetarian. I can't think of a single point in my life where I didn't get sick (cold/flu), if I was surrounded by sick people. This year, 8 sick people in my house and extended exposure with my wife sick for two weeks. I'm still fine.
So the main problem that co-ops have is that they don’t have access to traditional forms of capital. You can’t get VC funding as you can’t give out equity, obviously, and banks won’t lend to you. The co-ops that I’ve seen in recent years have been started on Kickstarter funding based on support for e.g. pop-up stalls that the co-ops ran in early days, and that only goes so far and only works for certain types of companies.
If users still went to the webpage, and used whatever that webpage offered them, what could help them? Client or server side, they were pwned.
What do you usually do to have to refactor that much?
>What do any of those things have to do with the EU?

Low wage immigration from Eastern Europe has put downward pressure on UK wages. Except in certain sectors wages haven't actually gone down, but they would have gone up a lot more without the competition, and relative to things like rent and educational costs they really have gone down.

I think Remainers' persistent refusal to acknowledge this played right in to the hands of the pro-Brexit lot.

>Brexit supporters are in favour of more global trade with countries like China, and lower environmental and labor standards. They hated the EU because it was precisely the opposite: A self-sustaining trading bloc made up of mostly successful, developed democracies, with (relatively) strong regulatory protection for workers and the rule of law.

Brexit supporters were largely just angry with the status quo and were essentially casting a protest vote.

It's all very well telling people that that was the "wrong" way of registering their protest but British democracy didn't really provide a lot of options in that respect.
Man if I get these, I’m moving into the city.
Also in NH here. I’m going to try this out this summer. Luckily we “only” get about 5-10 per day in the hotter months so far.
G minor, I believe. I personally think it works better on the guitar, and can't imagine trying to do justice to polyphonic music on an instrument where it seems hard to play more than one string at a time. Sort of like the Paganini caprices -- I first heard them played by Eliot Fisk on the guitar, and even if he is sloppy sometimes, it sounds better than any violin recording I've heard.
Seriously! This is making my Saturday even better than I hoped it would be.

I often forget properly listening, and instead end up having the same bunch of Spotify songs on repeat throughout the week. For all the suggestions in this thread I even dusted off my 'really good but uncomfortable' headphones :).
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Interesting yes there is also "National Do Not Mail List" which is maintained but the Direct Marketers Association.[1]

However the US post office also sells your address when you fill out a change of address form. This is why all those new home services offers start showing up. And there is no way to opt out of this. See:

https://www.forbes.com/sites/adamtanner/2013/07/08/how-the-p...

[1] https://dmachoice.thedma.org/
>The kernel used by OEMs is now mandated to be an eLTS version, which is 4.4 now, and the kernel will get backports for another 3 years I think.

That's only true if someone is willing to actually apply the changes over the hacked up kernel the manufacturer shipped. Even well organized projects like LineageOS don't manage to do that:

https://cve.lineageos.org/kernels

Not upstreaming changes is the issue. That's what makes you stuck on an insecure kernel, not the particular kernel version. Having an LTS kernel will help but it doesn't solve anything.

>However, with 4.4 and treble, every device should get updates for another 3 years. And 3 years is better than 0.

Maybe most devices will get an update of the Google shipped stuff for 3 years. Most will not get things like Spectre mitigations in their kernels. And because Treble will be an argument for why this issue is fixed the long term outcome keeps getting worse and this will never get fixed.

>About your phone purchase, there is no other manufacturer that has done a better job than Google so far. So if you care about these sorts of things, just buy whatever Google sells.

For what I want, a proper upstream kernel that has a chance of being supported going forward, Google phones are no better as far as I've seen. They're just subcontracted phones to one of the manufacturers anyway.
Variations of this trap are the easiest way to catch them:

http://www.thebugsquad.com/stink-bugs/stink-bug-trap/

There are a few different similar approaches around the web if you dig. You simply chop the top segment off a large plastic soda-type bottle (2 or 3 liter), invert it inside the body segment, tape it in place, put an LED light in the bottom, and set it out at night (or ideally in an attic where they may be entering). They go into the trap and can't get back out. Automatic stink bug collection device.
Most of those low paying jobs are taken by immigrants, who are happy to do them given the alternative. Natives, supposedly with better education and jobs, reap the benefits. It's a win-win situation.

You don't need to be posh to benefit from migrants cheaply building your home, cleaning your bathroom, or taking care of the children and the elders.
Looks like the majority of your bill -- $4.00/$4.39 -- is in hosted zones. It's $0.50/hosted zone, and you only need one for a single static site. So looks like with reasonable traffic, this jekyll setup is about $0.89/mo for hosting, that's not bad!
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For the UK, the main criteria is latitude. It's only next month in April that, even when it's sunny, people in the UK can start to get vitamin D from the Sun.

(The UK is at the same latitude as Vancouver)
Twitch at the moment has a better community and better spam detection. YouTube, on the other hand has an awful spam problem in live chats, plus the community interaction seems to be lacking a bit. I greatly prefer to watch live streams on Twitch over YouTube, even though YouTube has transcoding for every stream and easier DVR capability. Twitch provides much better interaction, plus their bits and subscription plans are nice.
This is true insofar that the huge amount of background knowledge I have and use to build a model of what I see in an image was almost inevitably build over my lifetime with all my senses, but this does not change the fact that I performed the task at hand only visually, i.e. without fusing different senses. The AI is lacking my background knowledge, not senses other than vision. One might argue that building human-level background knowledge requires more than just vision but it seems at least not totally obvious that this is indeed the case.
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Ok, I will look into it, they sound interesting, but I lack the time right now.
And the "learned anything" ... was kind of a joke. So you didn't learned anything ... see, you are too old ;)

Edit: but after a first glance:

- well, besides, that those study's are old, they are also controversy and explicitly state that. And they look to me like the point I raised, that they maybe didn't account for prior knowledge in their findings. But I will look more into it.
It's pretty clear though that the FCC is basing its decision at least as much on the fact that lots of people hate the idea of calls in planes as on any technical issues. (I fully support banning voice calls by the way. It's not clear that the FCC that authority here though except in a narrow domain.)

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/2017/04/10/voice-call-ba...
That's like king of heavyweight IDEs
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I felt a little bit like this last time the subject was on HN, and after similarly looking into the research further, I feel like the treatment is valid and works, but only for specific people with specific problems. It's very important that the article qualifies this as working only for severe depression and/or possibly bipolar disorder.

Treatments having the opposite effect on someone with an uncommon symptom as they do on the general population aren't unheard of. Like how some people with real ADHD are calmed by caffeine.

I attribute my disbelief about sleep deprivation to not having heard about this before and to the mountain of social narrative around good regular sleep being so critically important to your health, which also has evidence but isn't trivial to pin down specifically by reading research journals.
Yup that was it, thanks!
... not only for Linux and Windows.

Geany is known to run under:
Linux
FreeBSD (and HardenedBSD / GhostBSD)
NetBSD
OpenBSD
MacOS X
AIX
Oracle Solaris
Illumos (OpenIndiana)
Windows
Somewhat common in the eastern US is Wisteria, which also has an exploding seed pod.
Or squirt directly into/onto the damp sponge/cloth.
One could have PGPjs in a webextensions in the browser and use it to encrypt/decrypt/sign/verify contents in forms.

One would of course still need a protection against key logging etc. (eventually the web extension has relevant matter only in a pop-up?)
> Low wage immigration from Eastern Europe has put downward pressure on UK wages.

How is this Europe's fault?
That was a decision made by the UK, not the EU.
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sounds great, until automation takes over and there aren't any jobs in government that can productively done by humans
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Ugh, just admit it if you did it, or say nothing. This post I'm responding to comes across badly. I'm sure no unaffiliated-with-you vote fraud bots were swarming to upvote your particular random article, so common sense says there's about a 99.9% chance if there was HN vote fraud, it was the person who stands to gain from the fraud doing it.

I doubt dang is going to walk you through how they detected it either. No need to make people's fraud easier in the future.

Just take your licks and move on.
> I think Remainers' persistent refusal to acknowledge this played right in to the hands of the pro-Brexit lot.

Except we already have the powers to stop this low-wage immigration. The EU allows member countries full ability to protect their borders from these immigrants, we just choose not to.

Look at France, Germany, etc. for countries that properly enforce their borders.

In addition, if a proper living wage were enacted for all residents of the UK, including recent migrants, then companies would not be able to pay migrants less for their labour, and companies would no longer favour economic migrants. Although to be fair, the sort of work that economic migrants do is usually considered to be below the capacity of the average British person.

> Brexit supporters were largely just angry with the status quo and were essentially casting a protest vote.

Indeed. But you cannot say that there was no warning at all. The London School of Economics and many others openly stated that leaving the EU would be disastrous. Instead, these people decided to listen to the likes of... Boris Johnson. Someone who has a long history for making openly racist towards other countries.
From the announcement: "This device will, if all goes according to plan . . . ."

. . .just nother example of throwing hard earned money into the fantasy of fusion, it will never be realized . . .
Is fertility treatment covered? Do you or any company you know cover IVF or IUI?
I'm definitely not Twitch's key demographic, but a large part of it is that YouTube feels like a negative place, whereas Twitch is largely positive in my book.

YouTube comments/chat are notoriously awful, probably worst than /b/ at times. Then you look at the events surrounding YouTube as a whole: Jake Paul, the ad-pocalypse, Pewdiepie being labeled a Nazi, racist and sexist hiring practices.

By comparison, the last time Twitch made the news was because Amazon bought them. Chat moderation is in a pretty decent place: each channel has enough freedom to dictate what the community around it is like. From the gaming end, Twitch is very well integrated with your gaming profiles to the point where you can get in-game rewards for watching. Relevant content is incredibly easy to find thanks to how things are structured, whereas in Youtube I have to "search" for things.
Try:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PXMVkQ70I88 (Bach)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-Xm7s9eGxU (Satie)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WeAc0oh818s (Beethoven)
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This is a very interesting point that I think has more going for it than the poster you are replying to may realize. Related, and apologies I don't have a link, but there have been a few stories circulated of adults who were blind at birth / a young age who had their sight restored at adulthood - They often had great difficulty, or even found it impossible to correlate what they saw with their eyes with the concept of objects that they knew by touch and their other senses.
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Kinda hard to prove that one though. Lots of businesses also claim they are concerned about the community.
It’s only a Mandela effect if many people share the memory.
Running a hedge fund in completely different than robing a bank. You should use at least an iota of intelligence before commenting.
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I never cleaned much before. I think the key is that I now get rid of some nasty allergens very efficiently (e.g dust mites or diesel fumes with my air filter) and I don't spread around artificial fragrances.
The end of freedom of speech.
Better Python autocompletion for Geany: https://github.com/notetau/geany-jedi-complete
Right, exposing a memcached server is bad because memcached isn't meant to be public. However, in the context of DRDoS discussions it doesn't matter if the UDP service is good for public exposure. That's completely a distraction from the underlying IP spoofing disease that enables attacks on all connectionless protocols.
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It's a win win for the shrinking middle-class and expanding rich class. Not so good for the proles.

In America, the options for these folks are basically disability, jail (for men) or being a state supported baby machine. We also offer opiates to help.
For me, it's always writing an actual application...no toy or example programs. I suggest rewriting something you've implemented before, rather than new. The reason for this is that you've already solved the problem, you're just left to language semantics. Trying to tackle a new application is fine, too, but may cloud your judgment on the language if it becomes a hard problem to solve, or just plain boring.
Wasn't the mostly unanimous agreement in this thread that this paper was of low quality and its conclusions are questionable at best?
Everyday here on HN you see discussions about the benefits of a new idea

Just the opposite. Rarely do you see any discussion of the benefits of a new idea. It's mostly hate.

I suspect we're probably talking past each other, though. Concrete examples would resolve it.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16542183

Notice the top comment is negative. In general, almost every top comment on HN is negative. It's hard to write well positively, just like it's hard to be a comedian and only make clean jokes.
Exactly my thought when I visited it! I feel the design is still simple and aesthetic even today! Just wondering ...
If you're a fan of Geany I highly recommend seeing how far you can push Gedit [1] with plugins. You can turn this little editor into a nice lean Web Development IDE as shown here [2]. What's nice is it's integrated with the Gnome GVFS so you access remote file systems at the system level instead of thru the editor's implementation. It also has an osx install option through brew however I can't imagine the osx version would be as integrated as a native Gnome on Linux install.

[1] https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/Gedit

[2] https://www.maketecheasier.com/transform-gedit-into-a-web-de...
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You don't know his case, you better not comment.
How is debian nowdays for setting up things like containers?
I've tried lxc in the past few years ago and got it working but it was not a pleasant experience, templates were broken.

I would love them to gain back more server marketshare.
Absolutely. It'll happen just after the paperless office happens.
If they had continued to run the site they would reduce the amount of users of other marketplaces, where Fentanyl is sold.

Basically, if the government ran a legitimate darknet marketplace, they could reduce the sales of the worst substances.
Good job. That's all I can say. Good job.
Please list Polish as a prerequisite to follow his livestreams.
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Twitch has a big racism and sexism problem, too.
I would like to disagree, but I can't.

Firefox OS all over again.
It was wrong then, it remains wrong now.

Plenty of warts in C++, but at the end of the day, along with C, it is the systems language that powers 99% of the world's computing infrastructure at any level that's not a CRUD app or a throwaway script.
If we put aside the energy requirements for our planet and think more upward bound.

Fusion solves the problem of being too far away from the Sun and using that as an energy source. Imagine being able to live in Mars, Titan, Ganymede, Enceladus or beyond and have access to energy.

It would truly be a game changer. In a 100 years of it's inception, humans could truly be a multi-planet species.
>Except we already have the powers to stop this low-wage immigration.

I know. Nonetheless, nobody who runs a media outlet actually wants to acknowledge this and elites on both sides Brexit campaign didn't either, so it was always going to remain largely unknown to the general public.

>In addition, if a proper living wage were enacted for all residents of the UK, including recent migrants, then companies would not be able to pay migrants less for their labour

Yep, but that would savage profits. Elites on the pro-Brexit side didn't want this, elites on the anti-Brexit side didn't want this. Tories don't want it and centrists in the Labour party didn't want it. The only person with any power who actually wants this is Corbyn and in 2015 almost nobody paid him any attention.

>Indeed. But you cannot say that there was no warning at all. The London School of Economics and many others openly stated that leaving the EU would be disastrous.

Pretty much anybody who claimed to know the effect of Brexit prior to the referendum was lying. Nobody knew. The outcome would be dependent upon the shape of a deal that hadn't yet been made. It was shocking the number of economists who came out with actual numbers. Monumentally stupid and played right into the Brexiteers' hands. sigh...

It's not at all irrational to disbelieve out of touch elites when they tell you that things that they believe will be bad for them are actually bad for you.

The number of times we've been condescendingly told by lying elites that jacking up the minimum wage will only trigger mass unemployment is a testament to that.
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but don't the vast majority of cases of hypercalcaemia caused by excessive D consumption involve daily doses of 40-50,000 IU? I'm sure I've read this before. If 20,000 IU is high, 50,000 IU must be enormous, so I too would very much doubt 2,000 is 'high'.
The case for transparent proxies put in place by consumer side ISPs has largely been nullified by the introduction of elected CDN services like Cloudflare.

The privacy implications aren't really any different, but at least it's the webadmin of the website you're choosing to access that gets to decide. They get to ensure that they elect a company that respects their content and provides value to their visitors.
If there's anything that's not covered under:

https://wiki.debian.org/LXC

I'm sure the maintainers would love to hear from you.
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Running a pretty simple app on Lambda: take DMARC reports, parse them, ship them off to somewhere useful. Same app deploys to Lambda+SES and Google App Engine.

Lambda app: just keeps chugging. GAE app: perpetual disaster.