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Gotcha. Thanks for clarifying. You're right that you're effectively encoding the position, and that's part of the trade off. Edit to add: As for knowing the position by looking at it, I'd argue that most use cases, one wants to know the positions relative to others, which means you want to know them in context, next to the other rows. If you want to know the absolute numbers, you can use rank or row_number to add it: perhaps even provide a view if this is something you do frequently.

As for the report query you describe, you can get at the data you want with windowing functions. There are strategies for performing the pivot as well, but I'd likely do that in application code rather than in the SQL query.
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less general does not necessarily mean subpar. On the contrary.
The plan is to release a version every six months and a LTS release every three years. If a business wants a stable version they can go with the LTS. I don't see how this changes anything from how it was done before.
The statement of sampling theorem has nothing to do with noise. It only states that there is conservation of information.
That sounds rather dangerous considering stationary objects do appear on highways from time to time.
>> but the point is that it works and it works well.

Exactly! This is what I love about MySQL.

>>Compared to almost anything else, it's like stepping back in time

Can you share what database you use for relational/transactional needs?
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Juries are a way of preventing the "system" having all of the power. A jury of my peers is a different demographic to a well educated but entirely indoctrinated 50 year old judge. They don't see this every day, they won't have built up the same responses that a judge inevitably would.

The proverbial headmaster arbitrarily deciding my fate? That feels more terrifying than a jury of my peers, to me.
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Having run into this problem a few times now, Approach 1 is unfortunately best. Two reasons:

(1) If updates fail, you don't get a resulting broken state

(2) The size of the lists is not that large (<50), so the extra writes are not that expensive.

Essentially, with any variation on fractional updates (where only 1-2 rows are updated per list update), the client is sending to the server "move item a to position x". Then, shortly after, "move item b to position y", etc. And if any intermediate step fails, the server and client are out of sync.

If, instead, the client message is "here is the new state of the list: (a,b,c)" and the server updates, failed requests only leave the state temporarily out of sync. The client will continue to send the complete correct state at each update.
The 'why is this news' sentiment is understandable, but people underestimate how much this kind of public /mainstream attention can matter when it comes to action being taken.

The only analogy I can think of is smoking. IIRC there was already a consensus about their dangers in the fifties, but it took decades, in part by strong lobbying efforts, before the public accepted/internalized this truth.

Similarly, the #metoo thing might cause shrugs among those who were in the know for a while, but I'm sure the public outrage will have lasting effects. I mean, Cosby's crimes were an open secret until suddenly it wasn't (a comedian went viral, or something like that?).
These people you are refering to are above all human beings. They should be treated with the respect they deserve
There is a java feature called class data sharing that does that since Java 5 but I've never seen it in the wild.[0]

Java 10 will bring AppCDS via JEP 310[1]

[0]https://fosdem.org/2018/schedule/event/class_data_sharing

[1]http://openjdk.java.net/jeps/310
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But something like it does scale: Tiptree farms https://youtu.be/q3XUXH76YBE
There's also the book that started it for me: Path Notes of an American Ninja Master. The author's description of his awakening is pretty intense. It also contains important cautions, some of which he ignored. Worth reading if you're into chi kung, yoga, meditation or martial arts.
The issue is that I don't want to only read about school shootings and Olympics - but because I spent 3 weeks following the latter closely and 2 days actively investigating the former now it dominates everything that I see and it isn't obvious that this is happening.

If I open a newspaper and skip through most of the pages to the celeb gossip one, at least it's a conscious choice. Out of sight out of mind and all that
Sometimes you feel like asking trusted strangers online for a synthesized summary as it pertains to the topic at hand.
Look at Wikileaks and Assange's tweets today. The screenshots are more concrete evidence ( fake or not ) than I've seen related to this CA thing.
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I wonder if the Americans freaking out about this whole foreign influence thing have any idea what their nation has done to other countries' (both democracies and otherwise). What's happened here is a complete joke in comparison, and everyone is losing their head. Do people have any idea what the modern world has been like?
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This. I've seen container builds for Java applications broken in the described ways fail in production over and over again. Just because Docker makes building an image very easy doesn't mean that you will end up with a production ready image using three lines of code in a Dockerfile. Most of the time people don't even bother to use a non-root user to execute the jvm in their container...

That's why I feel platforms like Cloud Foundry are a much better fit for teams that don't have tons of container experience but want to get the benefits of a containerized runtime. The CF java buildpack[1] for example automatically handles OOM and heap settings calculation while building your application container.

disclaimer: co-founder at meshcloud, we offer a public cloud service for Cloud Foundry and K8s hosted in german datacenters.

[1] https://github.com/cloudfoundry/java-buildpack
But what are they going to do with this information if they can't show us ads based on them. Collect and target all you want, I am not seeing any ads. If 60-80% users does this, what will be the point of collecting data anymore.
> the spirit of Norway's treatment of Breivik

I believe you can safely entrust the evaluation of the Breivik case to the Norwegians, who - judicially - came through the thing with absolutely flying colors as a civilized and rational society, not as a religiously infused flashmob baying for blood.
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> As someone else mentioned on this thread, this is the guy who contributed to the concentration of all things social into Facebook by selling Whatsapp.

As mentioned nearby he apparently owned 20% of the shares so he may very well have been against it yet falling short on voting power.
My problem: lots of ideas and enough technical skills to make them happen, no idea how to build any initial buzz even with an mvp. Even when I try researching upfront, asking friends and family about problems and potential solutions, most of the responses are like, “well that could be cool I guess.” I’m not sure if this is a sign that I haven’t been coming up with the right ideas, or iterating enough, or that I just suck a selling (or perhaps all three).

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Back in my day we walked uphill to the vt100 terminal both ways, used ircII, and irssi didn't exist yet.
But your opponent is correct. Manafort indictment is about laundering money he made in Ukraine before 2014. It really has nothing to do with him being a campaign manager in 2016. Moreover, I bet this activities as a campaign manager were examined under microscope, and nothing shady was found, otherwise he would be indicted.

Lets stay rational and stick to facts.
I'm unable to spot the name calling you're referring to. The comment is on topic indisputably, and no reductionism is visible to me. You're being unjust to the commented. He's not uncivil at all too. It seems to me that you're failing here as a moderator in fostering discussion with diverse viewpoints.
The main issue is that Haskell is not a data-oriented language by default, this means its no fun to push it to be that. For example, I also have to use java in my job, I use persistent (functional) data structures all the time, but Java is not built for it, its not fun. (Although definitely more fun that using Java's mutable structures, ewww)

Also I personally find that to be too much overhead and ceremony in return for some type checking at compile type, as opposed to spec checking at runtime.
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Looks awesome, but only an "experience" rather than something you can buy? I guess it would need an ultra-beefy system to run it, and is probably extremely expensive and not supported by much software (yet).
> I recorded an agent of the court committing perjury.

When is perjury not transcribed anyway?
Cynically, it's beyond comprehension or willingness to learn for most. They'd rather complain to the Government than do something about it. Unfortunately, we've found ourselves in this situation. And why people look to the Government as some panacea of trust and integrity is beyond me.
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I can only guess that you're being downvoted because you want a replacement technology for the Space Shuttle. That's still a pretty divisive issue, as the some people blame the shuttle for NASA not developing new launch vehicles for 30 years, as they spent so much effort maintaining the shuttles.

I think the SpaceX approach is working better, at least for now, where you attempt reusability, but not for a long time. It's like a Harbor Frieght tool -- use it like 3 or 4 times before it's toast. But SpaceX hasn't yet had the fun of launching passengers, so it's really not a fair comparison.
While I agree that the end to end encryption has quite a few UI/UX issues that can be problematic, I did successfully move my non-techy family to matrix/riot. We're all pretty happy with it. (that is to say, I don't really get complaints and it works quite well.)

It does help that I host the server, so I don't mind talking without end to end encryption with people who can't figure it out.
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Facebook has been using Signal Foundation's protocol in Whatsapp since last April

https://www.fastcompany.com/3067468/why-open-whisper-systems...
And some believe that the added value is not worth the trade off in mental overhead and ceremony. We are surely both aware of the various, numerous and flame-war arguments for static vs dynamic typing. (For my side I can only recommend Rich Hickey's talk "Effective Programs", he says it better than me)

My main point was that dynamic typing should be judged by it's best implementations, not by JavaScript. For example, I would not judge static typing by Java or C++.
And they change all the time, often resetting defaults. And without notice. Playing “respect
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Echoing your statement, "Facebook is the Internet". In Africa most telecoms have special data bundles for Facebook and WhatsApp. Normal data bundles to browse the Internet are just too expensive. A dollar will give you unlimited access to Facebook and WhatsApp for about 2 weeks.

I have a few cows back in my village. I have toyed with the idea of creating a cattle monitoring application that would have to make use of Facebook or WhatsApp. The herder sends me a picture every evening of the cows. I want to piggy back on the affordable connectivity given to Facebook and WhatsApp. Yes I know, this would contribute to the problem but for me losing cattle is a bigger problem. From parent, finding a job is a bigger problem so we all get sucked into Facebook.
When you say "no sugar at all, especially added sugar", do you include natural sugar in fruit (and some vegetables)?
I agree that this is one of the best things you can do for yourself and your body. But it’s NOT easy. When eating out, sure, you can eat only meat and salad, but your friends will tease you with their high carb, sugary dishes. Or you end up at a conference where they don’t provide anything sugar free. Or you miss out at work where your colleagues take turns of cooking meals for everyone, making you feel a bit isolated.

It’s doable, but for social reasons, not easy.
>> stop running native apps from them at all.

I would dearly love to, if all OSes came with a permission system other than just "run in admin mode/sudo".
At this point I am sceptical that any communication platform can succeed beyond niche communities unless they go after the teenager market.
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> perhaps made possible by restricting distribution of software in the first place to get a leg up

This is incorrect, you can download the full ISOs for SLE from the SUSE website, with 30 days worth of updates. The source code (and the system required to build it) is all publicly available on https://buid.opensuse.org/. I beleive RedHat have something similar.

I'm also not sure that an interview from 1994 with the creator of Slackware is a good indicator of the current state of distribution business models. Though even in 1994, both RedHat and SUSE were selling enterprise distributions.
You can run a server at 127.0.0.1:80, but it won’t work for HTTPS sites… unless you also configure your own certificates on the server.
In Germany we have similar programs.

No one is talking about to stop them...
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>> I do appreciate the effort you've put into this response, unlike parent. Well done

I'm happy you provided me with standard HN comments, though. Well done, to you, too. Very VIP HN.
It's probably a good idea to eat a variety of fermented foods, not just a single "good" probiotic product.
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Great, I’d love to be in that position. You might want to reconsider brown rice though as it’s high in lectines, potentially causing damage to the gut lining and boosting autoimmune processes.
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Exactly. And in the US I have a hard time believing the Democrats have done anything to remedy why they lost. In fact, they've made it worse.
Your beliefs are not as important as obligations which you got yourself into. If you want to act on your own accord and don't compromise, then maintain 100% ownership of your company. When you're managing a company that doesn't belong to you completely anymore, you're obliged to act in the best interest of your shareholders.
Your duplicated effort is my production bug fixed for me right now. Fork, fix the bug, deploy the forked fix, submit the fix, work with the maintainers to eventually merge the fix into mainline, redeploy mainline once mainline includes the fix. This inevitably results in multiple people in parallel privately developing and deploying their individual fix to the bug, and that's OK, because having the freedom to solve your problem quickly is more important than some absolute minimization of effort expended in the overall ecosystem.

If the maintainers are assholes and really won't fix the bugs in their product, you can either maintain your fix, maintain your fork (including new feature development and merging in changes from upstream), or switch to commercially-supported software.
> Looks like the change was confirmed by the original reporter to be as the result of a request from the Facebook PR team.

As snowwrestler pointed out, you are wrong in the most exact way. The OP article did not provide evidence or confirmation that Facebook PR team made this request, or that NYT made an editorial change because of FBPR. The OP says that it never got comment from Facebook PR. Meanwhile, the NYT reporters have outright denied that FBPR had any influence:

https://twitter.com/sheeraf/status/976238483122487296

https://twitter.com/nicoleperlroth/status/976159345195941888

The second tweet is probably more interesting. The reporter says that she talked to FB PR, because it was how FBPR wanted to deliver a formal statement re: Stamos. This is common practice, because of how anal/tightly wound companies are in wanting to control the official message is. And reporters have discretion of how to interpret or what to include from the PR message (the NYT apparently excerpted just, "as productive").

There is literally no evidence offered to support collusion between FB and NYT. There are no witnesses or whistleblowers, not even anonymous ones, with any claims. And everyone obviously involved (NYT and FB) has outright denied it.

The headline for this story is absolute trash -- because the story doesn't even establish that Facebook even talked to NYT about changing its story, nevermind forcing the New York Times to censor itself. Under HN guidelines it should be changed to a much weaker assertion but I can't imagine how to water it down without rendering it pointless.
I've got a Lytro, and haven't used it for years, for many of the reasons you articulate.

To my mind their mistake was not having an open source library that could work with their capture format, including basic support for focusing and producing an output image for display.

Pretty much every new photography tech has had a community of amateurs and professionals spring up around it and (hopefully) innovate.

They missed out on that; all we got was the fun-for-a-few-minutes clicking around thing, which gets old pretty fast.
I totally agree with you! Not necessarily on the clients, but in general, it would be really interesting, and even important.

This would show that the hypothetical "one that killed an ederly couple" is one member out of the, say, 250k members that are in this program.

By having public numbers, it would show the benefits vs problems and provide a more empathic view on it.
Most people I know have switched to WhatsApp exactly for the reasons you mention. I'm not a very social person, yet I'm already in multiple chat groups: 'family', 'siblings', 'social groups', 'activity groups'. It's the same for almost everyone I know.

Feature-wise, I'd much prefer everyone switch to Telegram, but I wouldn't be surprised if these features come to WhatsApp soon. Main reason I think they haven't is that Facebook might still try to make their main product 'work', or perhaps some kind of anti-trust issues?
Forgive me, but your comment seems a little disingenuous with the way it generalises the static community (every static language??) vs the clojure community.

Many of the comments on this page show why Rich gave the keynote. Because the same advantages of type checking are put forward as a reason to not use clojure over and over. They're not wrong, static typing has advantages, but I see little acceptance of any tradeoffs (or even acceptance that such tradeoffs exist: concretion of information, coupling of distant components by shared types etc etc etc I'm just paraphrasing the keynote).

He was highlighting the value proposition and tradeoffs of: being data-oriented, being dynamic and clojure.spec niceness. He felt the need to do this because he clearly felt that some people who were wavering about clojure were unsure why it was dynamic: "can't we have all this great stuff AND static types". He wanted to say "yes quite possibly you could, BUT here's the reasons why I didn't add types".
You can just tell Google News you're not interested in those topics. Believe me, you won't miss them. I only read news about topics I've explicitly said I'm interested in.

At first I was afraid of missing out on "general interest" news until I realized: there isn't any such thing. General uncategorized news is just a collection of topics chosen by someone else. You don't need it.
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> The main issue is that Haskell is not a data-oriented language by default

What do you mean by "data-oriented language"?
While I quite like Scuttlebutt, it suffers from the issue that you need to manually add a 'pub' before you can actually use it.

I suppose it's also a pretty big issue that one can't have multi-device accounts yet (which is being worked on, as I understand it).
> wouldn't that require a lot of coding to define type level naturals for all the possible values of X?

It’s a one-liner in Haskell (two if you count the DataKinds pragma):

data Nat = Z | S Nat
That's a huge part of it. Seems to me every NY media story about SV the last few years has been a hit piece.
For keeping in touch and keeping track, what's wrong with e-mail?
> Say I wanted to present a list of users with their top three to-do items, that's impossible using the above method.

Not really:

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(You can also make these columns instead of rows, but as someone already pointed out, you'd usually not do that in SQL.)
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I think your approach is the easier and more sensible one.

I've had tons of issues with various caching plugins causing trouble. I also think a responsible Wordpress developer should not add any plugins without careful consideration, as each of them could be a security problem.

(personally I generally stick to Advanced Custom Fields and at most a handful of other plugins. In many cases the former + manually adding a library and a bit of code to a theme is sufficient)
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