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Than they should‘ve hosted it somwhere else instead of on their own tech
Should I buy a graphics card to play games now? What if Nvidia comes out with a better card in the future?

At some point you have to stop worrying about the future and recognize the benefits you can get today with the resources and technology you have avaliable to you.
I don't expect him to be perfect. The part that I don't like about him is that he feels guilty that he manipulated people and at the same time he tries to manipulate me and try to lie. Its like Snowden gives an interview about how bad the NSA is and at the same time my antivirus tells me that Snowden_malaware.exe is trying to install on my computer.
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The only reason Ripple is worth anything is because of PR to convince the world that a wholly premined coin that isn't even necessary to use the Ripple network holds any value at all. So... a $29 million PR move to boost a $22 billion PR move?
Normally that would be the end of the story. Users won't pay for something, there is no market and in turn there is no product. VC money distorts this, they create the product get their users and then try to monetize it. By this point the only thing of value (defined as something people are willing to pay for) they have is their users data. Take out the VC money and these problems might solve themselves.
This is great, but since this move added no new traders to the market and instead added a bunch of people that will dump their XRP instantly, doesn’t this hurt current holders? I wonder how much this had to do with the 5% price drop today [1]. It seems like what they really did was take traders’ $29 million and donate it, except they had no choice in the matter. Not that this is a bad way to spend one’s money, but I’m sure at least some holders would have liked a choice in the matter.

Also, for the teachers, what happens if the price falls before they can dump and their projects have a shortfall?

[1] https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/ripple/
Sure, but these are the bets for this revenue stream. There are other bets for those revenue streams.

Tesla's biggest Capital Expenditures have been in service of the Model 3, that's why we're talking about it.
Not only China, but which large country cares about larger environmental impact? Looking at the weapons the big countries are still building (man made floods, tornadoes etc) I don't think it's fair to target China alone.
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Hi @eat_veggies, thanks for checking out my project.

I admit I was having too much fun with threejs & react-motion, that I forgot how it would feel for the first time user.
It does indeed feel a little slow. I'm working on a few other animations to make it more snappy.

Please do check out the launch article as well.
I'd love to get your feedback! (link in description) :)
This study is much narrower in scope than what you are asking for, but it is something.

http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal....
What kind of solar? If you are talking PV with storage, then id agree, but if its CSP with thermal storage (like molten salt) and if we use Gemasolar (19.9 MW)[0] as an example, their capacity factor is 63%, which is close to parity with geothermal but less than nuclear.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gemasolar_Thermosolar_Plant
I believe it won't be one organic unit of power at this scale. it will be sub-multiples, ganged up in ways which make it both more resilient, and more useful. It will almost certainly be distributed too, because thats how you make a power system resilient against local constraints. So, calling a 'power plant' instead of 'several discrete power plants' is probably headline-ese.

(the solar furnace pictures I've seen in other places tend to have more than one unit of target, and storage, and production)

I believe over-capacity is common in these kinds of things, to ensure a lower sub-multiple of the book power is available so this power budget could be written to lossy storage, or be a huge oversupply to sell at profit on the spot market with loss on transmission but have reserve powers to meet local demands. Or for things like desalination or industries which need high energy inputs. An Aluminium smelter in Australia is looking to use PV to drive some of its costs down. Thats a huge 24/7 power burden, but the thermal mass in the pot-line behind smelting can act as a power buffer, so it may be a dual use proposal in some ways: make power which has loss risks, find uses which can buffer them, have hysteresis, then sell what you can beyond the committed reserves you can store.

Saudi is diversifying away from an oil economy so its possible this is a sign of that, seeking cost and revenue outcomes which decouple the state budget and revenue streams from oil price shocks.
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You'd be surprised. Our domain has so much snobbery and elitism that it's entirely possible that a developer tried 1 (one) IDE, maybe decades ago, didn't configure it at all (or couldn't, at the time) and decided for all eternity that IDEs are bad.

It's quite funny sometimes when you show someone modern functionality in a modern IDE and they have to accept that the people making IDEs are, basically, not all morons (which is a sort of hidden assumption for many of these attitudes).
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How many years did SpaceX do over that modern rocket? How many years did NASA do to get to said modern rocket? I'd say he's on a pretty good roll.
Anecdata: to me and others I've spoken to 'passion' is short hand for a person having personal work standards. i.e.: a person who won't half-ass their work, who'll often go the extra distance for polish or feature completion, and who'll proactively help raise issues if their experience indicates the team is heading down the wrong path.

And yes, a person who'll very occasionally stay late and pitch in when the whole team is crunching on something.
If they are thinking about starting to producing syngas they definitely have infrastructure place already.
because it should be up to a knowledgeable central body of experts whose job it is to decide how best to allocate education money in order to do the most good

not arbitrary private citizens who see a “good idea” (that might turn out to just sound like a good idea) that helps a small segment of the population

*edit: i’m saying if you fix the education system, take that donor money and then make it available to all then everyone could benefit equally without having to beg for scraps for literally a countries future generations
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That sounds like anemia or some other form of malnutrition or fatigue syndrome
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> give emacs a shot. Both Prelude & spacemacs are excellent configs for it.

Are there any advantages over Visual Studio + Visual Assist, for C++ or C# languages?

Because I see many disadvantages.

About text editor features, your workarounds have flaws compared to good GUI. For tooltips, that special region of the terminal is physically separate from the cursor. For folding, a separate, visually distinct indicators of what’s folded/unfolded help navigating the code faster.

Another text editor feature hard to do in text mode is spell checking for strings and comments. Color is already used for syntax highlighting, so wavy red underlines come handy.

But visual studio is more than an editor, it includes a build system, debuggers and profilers, package manager, and many more related features. Everything comes already integrated and just works out of the box.
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Excluding systems which put water into the air, Atmospheric water is a zero sum game AFAIK so if this causes rain to fall where the Chinese want it, somebody else misses out.

Freshwater from high mountains in the India/China region is a hot topic. They're running out of glaciers.
provided no other variables... considering it's 71% of the area of the planet, I'd say it's 71% likely to rain on the ocean
I actually got a good chuckle out of the burrito emoji.. throw in a whiskey for the beer tho
Falcon 9

51 launches

48 completely successful

49 partially successful

94% success rate (complete success)

96% success rate (partial success)

Ariane 5

97 launches

92 completely successful

95 partially successful

95% success rate (complete success)

98% success rate (partial success)

Atlas V

76 launches

75 completely successful

76 partially successful

99% success rate (complete success)

100% success rate (partial success)

Delta IV (including Heavy)

36 launches

35 completely successful

36 partially successful

97% success rate (complete success)

100% success rate (partial success)

Proton (since 2010 as an arbitrary cutoff)

65 launches

58 completely successful

59 partially successful

89% success rate (complete success)

91% success rate (partial success)

I don’t really think there is any way in which the adjective “terrible” would be an appropriate use of the word here. Also note the low numbers involved here, the different contexts and the plain arbitrariness of such comparisons. One failure more or less can make a world of difference here, despite maybe not being the most reliable indicator.

94% is about the long term ballpark figure for successful orbital launches but it is true that some newer rocket families may have ever so slightly higher reliabilities.
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> I try to keep my posts substantive because I strongly value that aspect of HN

Thanks for trying. I've been noticing more reddit-like comments lately and it's tiring since it worsens the signal:noise ratio here.
I believe that you don't have anything against jews. not sure you can just generalize across the board though. And this applies jews -> palestinians and palestinians -> jews.
Another way to navigate with cd is to use tab completion instead of ls. "cd "+tab and you get a listing of files. You might have your shell configured to cycle among the options with tab or select with arrow keys. If you've selected a directory, press "/"+tab and repeat. If you want to go back up a level, quickly hit ctrl+w to delete the last piece of the path (that's the behavior of vi keybindings, emacs keybindings delete the whole path). You might in the end have found the file you want to work with and forego cd by using key shortcuts to quickly navigate to the beginning of the command line and switch the command.

This is how I do all my file navigation.
Darknet Diaries EP 6 - Beirut Bank Job with Jayson E. Street - who: people who are interested in physical security and human factor security.

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Darknet Diaries EP 7,8 - Manfred: Hacking Online Video Games for Fun - who: people who want to know why application security and input validation is so damn important

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Darknet Diaries EP9: The Rise and Fall of Mt. Gox - who: for those who want to understand what happened with all the bitcoins in mt gox

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I don’t know if they compartmentalize by revenue streams. If residential solar is the cash cow of the day, they will use the free cash to prop the Fremont factory.

The cash infusions go further - when SolarCity needed some expansion capital and sold bonds backed by residential customer solar leases, SpaceX (which at the time was flush with cash from a VC round) materialized as a major buyer http://blog.solarcity.com/spacex-invests-90-million-in-solar...
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My stoner brother has some conspiracy that the timber and cotton industries are behind the demonisation of hemp.

Apparently because hemp can be made into paper and fabric it would put the timber and cotton industries under threat.

I never cared enough to look into it, but it wouldn't surprise me if industry lobbying is part of the reason for the suppression of hemp.

I don't put too much credence in it though, because hemp is legal to grow in other countries, and it hasn't decimated the timber and cotton industries.
Wow, so are the hemp products available (like hemp string) not actual hemp? I had no idea it was illegal since it's not weed.
What is your definition of the word "observation"?
I had the bug with the disk encryption screen on my xp13 as well. Removing the splash screen and just having a terminal helped it boot normaly.
Something along the lines of this:
https://askubuntu.com/questions/854388/ubuntu-16-04-cannot-e...
Are you sure? I can still upload my custom audience and target it? I was under they impression they blocked this feature.
> There are several people playing 4D chess with Donald. The Cambridge Analytica story is lining up a path to Donald's opponent's queen, to entice him into taking that queen. Once the queen is taken, Donald Trump is in check, possibly mate.

> It is as Donald spits these flakes of herring meat he will confess.

Who are these people setting this 4D (special relativity?) chess game up? If I had to guess why your posts are downvoted is because they sound too conspiratory. The conspiracy is what I like to call "Trump is getting impeached next Thursday" conspiracy. This has been running since inauguration pretty much. He was going to be impeached after Comey's hearing, after Flynn was talking with Mueller, after Russians were indicted and in general pretty much every other week in between. Your post is in the same category as it has the "aha he is taking the bait, and we finally go him, just wait a few more days...".
Perhaps people have been looking for something to blame since Trump was elected, and have a different lens on this issue now.
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I visited the Mazda plant in Hiroshima, and enjoyed watching robots working with people. (the window install unit is the one which I saw with a high degree of integration) It felt like the mix in a stable, well understood plant was pretty good. Welding by robots doesn't mix well with people side by side, but some welds were still being done by hand. I doubt they do this because they have choices: it would only make economic sense to use people to do some welds, if robots did them worse, given you have the robots there already with welding guns.

I think this kind of flexibility probably epitomises what car manufacturers have to learn from Taylorism onwards: it takes a long time to understand what mix of auto and manual construction works best. If Tesla is trying to short circuit this, thats high-risk: cutting time out of a time consuming learning exercise risks mis-learning, or not learning.
No it doesn't, because at the end those kids will get 29 million dollars worth of materials and educational resources. I wish more PR moves were about donating and helping those in need.
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You can not purchase a gun without a background check online, at least not legally.

Online or by-mail purchases can only be shipped to an in-state dealer, where you must complete a background check.

This has been the case for twenty years.

Neither can you do so at a gun show. The same laws apply.

You can not legally obtain a weapon from a licensed dealer without a background check. Period.

If you derive any notable income from selling weapons, then you are legally required to register as a dealer. Failure to do so is a federal felony.

This is why weapons used in crimes do not generally come from legal sources. The vast majority are either stolen, or illegally purchased by a friend of family member.
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Well so if the coin is totally useless, then at least funding charities with it is about as good as it gets right?
He looks like a cousin of the blue haired guy from American Horror Story.
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Facebook stock price quadrupled by the end of 2013.
I've never found out how to build organizational skills.
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It is startup with little experience, so if you act confident and never go against leadership they will think that you know everything. There were also people with 0 experience and 1.5 is significantly more then that.

I am confident in claiming that title was dependent more on confidence then skills. You got it basically for never admitting you don't know something.
Au contraire - in that galaxy the dark matter hypothesis really adds up. It's existence kills theories that "dark matter" is just an artefact of how gravity works.
One thing that I've, so far, never seen raised in discussions of housing in CA is how we will make equivalent investment in infrastructure. In this case I don't just mean roads/bridges/parks. This also includes emergency services, schools, and even things as basic as the number of available grocery stores.

All around I see new apartments being built and I guess that's great, but I haven't seen anywhere near as many infrastructure projects in the same time.
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I disagree. Regardless of intentions, the projects received money they otherwise may not have. Everyone knows this was likely for the attention, but look at what that PR desperation accomplished.
I think your link is actually the more relevant one for this story on hn.
It’s crap and slow as molasses built off an inferior earlier encoder’s codebase. It proves the concept, but it’s not something you want to need rely on in production.
I skipped Digg; it seemed always seemed irrelevant to me (EDIT: that's just my personal perception -obviously I was wrong).

My personal journey was:
BBS -> Usenet -> Slashdot -> phpbb/vb forums -> Ars -> Reddit -> HN

I haven't had any problems with Reddit as far as technical information goes, but I mostly go there for non-tech subs (eg AskHistorians).

I absolutely get what you mean about it being nasty though -it took me years and years to break down and finally make an account because of the nastiness.
they did not sell data to brokers. they bought data from brokers.
But just think of the shareholders!!!!
So in the end the whole change means, that groups like Cambridge Analytica won’t develop psycho tests, but dating apps that shouldn’t show you your friends, to have legitimate reasons for the access they request... and of course they need to store that information on their servers then... and none will ever sell this data to anyone... never.
This is ridiculous.
Even assuming Facebook has good intentions, opening the platform will always mean that malicious developer will find ways to abuse.
The only way I see to prevent this, would be sending the user always a pop up message whenever any app wants to access some kind of detail, including the worst kind of abuse the developer could use this for.
“The App “MakingTheWorldMoreOpenAndConnected” wants to access your list of friends. This will enable evil developers to blackmail you by threatening publishing your behavior to your friends.
[ok, give up ownership of that Information] [cancel]”
Some of us got the message loud and clear when room 641A was being made public.

Some more got it when Zuck said his users were "dumb fucks" https://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/05/14/facebook_trust_dumb...

There are still some people who don't get it at all.

People are acting supprized that there are links to Palantir with cambridge analitica -- I am not because Theil and Zuckerberg are two peas in a pod.

Funny how this turned out: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-facebook-bias/facebooks-z... they took the "people" out of the news feed in the process -- enable much?

Lets rewind even further - to the days of slashdot and the 2000 election. Diebold was the big issue and "how to secure voting" --- we screamed for a paper trail then and we still are today.

Honestly for those of us who have been keeping up we aren't shocked or supprized at all "we told you so" a long time ago - you just chose to ignore us.
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Maybe we can make this a monthly thing, lol :-)
Public schools spend a ton of that on disabled students though.
It comes from whoever will buy the coins, presumably.
That plant burns natural gas at a night to heat up the molten salt. That's why the capacity factor is so high. (Saudi Arabia could do that.. they currently burn fossil fuels for electricity.)

But it was very expensive.. about $360M for 20MW (or $18B per GW). The price they give -- $200B for 200GW -- would rule out this type of plant.

It's almost certainly PV.. which is currently $1/Watt for new utility scale plants. The price matches perfectly.
I agree with you.

I work for a Startup in valley, and I agree. Our founder CEO was fired recently. Why, you may ask?

Because he was a really poor Manager, so poor that even Senior Engineers could see it clearly. Luckily board came to senses and replaced him with a proven CEO.

Sad but that is the truth, to scale you need different skillsets and off course being a good Manager is just one of those.
Unfortunately, there's not enough hard evidence to support the claim that dark matter resides in other dimensions. All we know for sure is that, based on our current understanding of physics, the observable universe behaves as if it has more mass than what we are capable of detecting.
Ditto. The most I found are old youtube search results when I started using their app and before I paused/disabled all of its metrics.

Downloading the entire archive google has on my main account just for kicks though.
I'd start by finding a good company to work for, one that attracts talented engineers and fosters a culture of learning and respect. I tend to learn the most from the people I work with.
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My guess is that this is absolutely spot on.
Source for this? A little searching is telling me this is a myth.
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Is it just me, or is there suddenly a lot of media backlash against the wunderkind of yesteryear? Holmes, Zuckerberg, Musk — all sold impossible visions but they were just crazy enough to think they could pull them off because they were trying something new.

Was the whole innovation economy all snake oil? How many of the “Unicorns” will be left in the middle of the next decade?